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nrU te Attend Scheel iu tue Alter
aoen-Flmt VTrd Repnbllenns Xemt-
t-Twe. Birthday Clbrtlen.
Cettnuti, Feb. 6.-Frnk "Velb, a
9MM OBef Wfaltefleld V. Welsh, ills-
imwd from Ms home yesterday after-
"SewTand haa net since been heard of. He
t Heme from achoel and at) dinner,
JHMri( in bla usual geed spirit. He
-Itftth houaeafter dinner and baa net re
tamed. Hla father visited the puhlle
achoels and learned from the teacher that
the boy vu net present intne anorneon.
Be is 13 years of age, of average height and
of light complexion, lie vrere a light
cheek coat and dark pants when lie left
keine. The family are very much annoyed
bout the bey'a strange and unaccountable
abxneci
TheHepubllcansofthe First ward held
lekeJf ward meeting in the armory last
Bight at 8 o'clock, for the purpese of neml-
Mtlng a boreogh ticket. Tlie meeting was
attended with very llttle enthusiasm, and
'th.tintrAtuOflcled was as follews: Judge,
$! t FrtdsrlckBucliert inspector, llebcrt Kll-
Irtf t T-. STl . .1 ... a anil nit
gore; council, jenn x-icunugi n'
beard, Oeorge M. Allisen j constable,
Francis R. Hessclbach ; confereos, llebcrt
8. Cenklin, 1. 1 Auwcrtcrand C. 11 Orry
bill, Instrneted for J. Kecb, chief burgess;
B. H. Boyd, Ux collector.
Christian Hcrshey was 65 years old
yesterday fchd was tendered a dinner by
James Harsh, proprietor of tlie Central
hotel, where Mr. llorshey beards. A num
ber of friends wero present and nil had a
geed time. D. K. Hlnkle presented hint
with a high silk hat.
v A alight wreck occurred la tlie weat
Vjtrds of the P. R. II. this morning, ceused
Jlfars running together. Four car n era
byxed, and the wreck crew wero lu
wreci"
aervlceiftj train went down tbe Tort read
A spec .ing wjth Supcrlntondent Wilsen
this meriV'i Other elBcUls en beard.
Brown an&t bUgt of the late J. Housten
A bronzep years Is oil exhibition at tlie
Mifflin at 80 j. c. rfaliler'a store. It nn
"tlPJiXSJIiVybi son, Lloyd Mifflin, for a
monument te boercctod InMt. Ttetliel cem
etery. The bust is very oerroct and li.w
been'greatly almlr'cd.
Baehraan A Fe ry's plailng mill has
been ahut down temporarily for repairs.
Charles . Boyd and Mia Margaret A.
Jonas wero married last vent ng by Squire
Selly athisoffleo en Union stroet. The
parties are resldents or town.
Frank McFalla has roturned from n
visit te Rev. Themas Harrison, of Coatoi Ceatoi Coatei
vllle, who was a former pastor of the
Methodist church in town.
Rev. H. .Reller, pastor of Salsm Liit'.ieran
church, left for Baltimore this iii'emlng te
attend conference.
Mrs. Benjamin Qauntncr Is suffering
from a alight stroke of paralysis with w hlch
she was attacked last night.
Milten Wike is observing tils birthday
te-day In bis usual manner of entertnliilng
hla friends at dinner at his home. A large
number of frlends are present te enjey bla
hospitality.
ACTClt A W1LP VOX.
Netfcvllle Huutara Start One Up nnd
Have a Ltyely Time.
William W. Gresh, the well known fox
hunter, of NsfTsvllle, and Ames Ktnrk
had a fine hunt after a wild fox onTuev
day. They were en ttielr way te Irenvllle
in the' morning. It was befere daylight
when It began raining nnd the men went
into an old shed befere reaching their des
tination te, keep dry and await daylight.
The dogs wero left outside of the building
and it was net long until they had started
up a fox. The men wero seen upon their
horses and they at once started nfter Rey
nard. Tlie chaie lasted until two o'clock
In the afternoon and it was very exciting,
' although participated in but by a few.
The fox ran towards Rohreratown, thence'
te Landlsvllle and made a very crooked
route which must bare been nt leait SO miles
In length, lie was finally killed by the
dogs near n farmer's heuse botweon Peters
burg and Mar.helm. Mr. Gresh was unable
He get up In time te save the nnlmnl's life.
When he reached the place he found tle
dogs all there. A woman, who wns the
i only person at home, then sliowed him the
' - fox, which she said had born killed by the
degi but a bhert tlme befere.
DEATH Or JOn.V ST.". claii:
A pfatlve of 'Lanoamer Rut for Many
-'Yeara a Resident of Gcerala.
Alderman Hal bach received a letter this
morning announcing the dcatheu last
Thursday of Jehn St. Clair, of C'elumbu,
Georgia, a brother of his wlfu. Mr. St.
Clair was lu his usual geed health en the
day previous te his death. In the oveulug
he was stricken with paralysis and dleJ
the next morning.
Mr. St, Clair was born lu tills city nnd
was 53 years of age. He went te Columbus
la 1858 te work at his trade of painting. He
seen relinquished that business te nccept it
clerkship, which be held until the nut
break of the war. He enlisted en the Ter
rell Artillery and all during the war wus
in charge of gun Xe. 2, with the rank or
sergeant. A Columbus paper states "tint
he was one of the bravett and most valiant
soldiers who fought for the lest cause."
After the war Mr. St. Clair returned te
Columbus and became n member of the
police ferce In 1S37 mul was 1111 the force
since then, except during three sessions of
the Georgia Legislature, when he held thu
office of assistant doer-kecpor.
His funeral was largely nttendud and the
services were conducted by Mr. Oee. J.
Burns, in the absonce of Futher Schlenke.
His associates en the pollce ferce acted ns
pall-bearcrs.
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A IICAVT FAILURU.
Shlndla & fitehuinn, I.car Tobaeco
Dealers, Confess Ileury JtulKuients.
- SUlndle A Stcbman, packers of leaf
tobaeco,MountvlUe, failed 011 Wednesday
evening. The raembers of the firm urn M,
O. Shlndle and Jehn R. Stchmau. Until
recently they were considered te ba in
geed standing financially. A few weeks
age there were rumors of their being oin ein oin
barraased. On Weduesday Judgments
were entered against them for ?23,SlX) and
executions Issued en them. Theso who
issued were the Columbia National bank
for 110,100, tbe Meuntvllle National bank
for 7,200 and the Union National Mt. Jey
bank for 3,5O0.
The members of the Ann own the ware
house In which they Htered their tobacco.
It la valued at $3,000, and thcre were lu the
warehouse Ml cases of tobacco when the
levy was made. This will pay the amount
of the claims held by the above named
bankers.
It ie said that a New Yerk tobacco man,
for whom they bought leaf tobacco, will be
a heavy loser.
The cause of tbe failure Is said 'e be the
Inability of the firm te sell their uteck of
tobacco, which has beeu held for the past
two years. It was bought at a .high price
and did net-turn out well.
Its 18th Anniversary.
The 18th anniversary of Uinplra council,
Ne. 130, Jr. O, U. M., will be held te-morrow
evening. After the business meeting
the members of the council and Invited
guests will go te K. C. Hull's, where a ban
quetwlll be served. Stite Councillor Win
wer, who is a member of this council, and
skate Secretary Deeuier will be present.
Scheel Beard Mcctlinr.
The February meeting cl the school
will be held tbl evening at 7 o'clock,
OPERA HOUSE CHANGES.
Jacobs Olres Up Iho Heading Academy of
Mwle-tVllI Mtshlei1 Take It I
IT. R Jacobs and F. 1. rrocler, who
leased a number of theatres in different
parts of the country, nre becoming sick of
a fen. Their business In seme small cities
was net what tbey oxpected it te be, nnd
Ihere are numerous reasons for it. Yes
terday Mr. Jacobs agreed te glve 'up
tbe Academy uf Musle in Rcadlrg,
after the first of April next. The
ewners of tbe heuse have arranged te take
it off his hands again. Who will manage
the theatre in the future has net been
decided by the owners. Thore has been
talk that Jehn D. Mlshler, the former
manager of the heuwand Mlshler's circuit,
but new with Bartholemew's horjes, would
,ceme bad", but that is net certain. The
cttltens of Reading would like te fee him
back in his old place and they think
buslness would be better.
Dgath of Jonnne Orubh.
Jereme Grubb, who was kneuti In the
community as "Shorty," died ut the county
hepltal en Wodnestlny. He was attacked
with the grip and that with ether complica
tions caused his death. He Was about 45
years old and was employed for a number
of years at the hotels In this city as a host
ler. He work oil nt the Leepard nnd Swan
hetels, Lancaster County heuse nnd ether
hotels. He was In the army for a tlme nnd
some month age wai granted a pension.
His wlfe Is n daughter of Samuel Rndy,
and she and sovernl chlldre n survlve lilm.
Charged With MuMim Threatn.
Charley Fryer, n well-known boot beot boet
blackr was complalned against bofero
Aldennan Boen te-day, by his w Ife, who
charges him with threatening te de her
harm nnd chasing hcreut of the heuse.
He furnished ball for a hearing en Satur
day. Charley says that he nelther touched
his wife nor matle any threat. They had
Hnine words last uvenlng, nnd she ran
away and went te another hcusc. This
morning he went te whom nhe was work
ing te have a talk with her, when klm ran
away and brought suit against lilm.
float H of an Old Mini.
Jehn Adam Schmidt, uu old resident of
Lancaster, died ut bis home G35 Hewer
atrect, en Thursday. He wai born In Our
many, and ut the tlme of his death was lu
the 50th year of his age. He was a
well dlgger, but had been unable te de any
work for soveral years. He was n 111am
ber of Metamnrn Trlbe of Red Men nnd
I,aueater Ledge of Odd Fellows. The
funerul will take place en Sunday niter niter
neon. .
A Ilrewer liijured.
OaotgeTr.bIngorfnbrowor employed at
the brotvery of Frank A. itlekn'r, en,Wost
King street, met with n serious ucclilent e
Wednesday iiflorneon. He was werktu
at the top of 11 vat, at least fifteen feet from
tbe fleer, when be slipped nnd foil. He
struck upon his nlde. He apralned his left
knee, as well as the wrist, nnd brulsed his
sldevery badly. He wau taken te his home,
nt 107 Mlddle street, wbcre Dr. Westhaeflur
attended him.
Retui'iivil te. Court.
Christian Gingrich, of Laudlsvllle, was
heaid this nftorneon by Alderman Iln!
bach en n oharge of disposing of hi prop prep prop
erty with Intent te defraud his creditors.
The prosesutor Is Kdward II. KmtfTmaii.
The case was roturned te court and Ging
rich gave ball for trial.
Execution Isxtted.
A. r. HoKtctter, attorney for Jacob Z.
Stark, Insued execution te-day ngnluvt
Isrnel McCrcery, farmer, of Warwick
township, for 5931.01.
Ills First Marrlnge.
Alderman Halbach htd his first marriage
te-dny. The contracting parties were Win
field P. Smith and Miss Gwlnney Had
dock, of 'this city. Although green nt this
branch of the buslness tbe alderman get
through with tbe corcmetiy safely atid he
Is ready for mere of the same kind whlle
he has his hand In.
City Appeal.
The commissioner) heard tlie first of the
elty apjieals te-day, Tbose.from the First,
Second, Third nnd Fourth wards were con
sidered. Only n few persons called te have
their assessments adjusted.
Dentil efn Itnntlliiu; Lndy.
Mrs. Augelltie U. Ucchaut, nged C7, died
In Reading en Wednesday. KI10 was the
widow of the l.ite Rev, W. F. Declmnt, nnd
motlier of Calvin M. Deehant, 11 graduate
of Franklin nnd Marshall college. Mrs.
Uechant w.ti well known here.
Anether Sur;rln Piiftr.
A aiirprise patty, which was largely at
tended, was glveu te William Heentilnger
ut his rostdeneo, Ne. -tOi) N-nrth 1'rlnce
street, last oveulug. Kvorybedy enjoyed
thomselvos greatly, and the musle was l'ur
Ulsbcd by Smith, Rlppla and Poters.
The Second Wiu-a Couuell Tloket,
The third candidate for common council
lu the Second ward, whose name was In
seme way emitted from the ticket printed
In last eveulng's paper, Is Geerge IS.
Marrow.
Will Impi-ero the l'roperty.
Henry Wolll,whe recently purchased the
Western hotel, cerner Orange and Water
strcets, bus routed the hotel te Jehn Gun Gun Gun
zonhuuser. Mr. Weill will repalr the hotel
and exchange stable and put both in fust
class condition.
Four Tramp Arrustu.l.
Four tramps were brought te Luunvier
from Mt. Jey lust night ami loded in Ju.l.
They wero arrested for building fire near
Milten Greve. Justlce Gresh committed
them for trial at the April sessions.
A New Shoe Sture.
AucnitutSteluandcl,lntau letter-carrier In
the postefflee, and n very well-known young
man, has embarked tn uew bulua. lie ting
opened u beet and tlies ster ut Ne. 0 Houth
I'rlnce 1 treat, which It lu the btevens houte.
Ie Inton Is te kf op en hand a larse f took of the
li.ntpoedsnndUnuxlouii te jet u tharu of Iho
public's trade.
The Lt vlui; Wemlur of the Ann.
Itulpli Blnsham, the boy orator, humetl.t
and vlellnUt, who Is Raid te have no tsiiml en
the Alnerlcau stage, will appear lu thu Court
Hoiife next Tuesday evening, under tha mis.
ptees of thu Yeung I'eeplv'n Heclely of Mt. Jehn'.
Lutheran church, ID-It d
Jlmtlie.
IlEv. On Kebruary 4, lu Quarry vllle, Dunll
I), lien, la his 61th year. '
The relatives eud fr lends of the family are re
IMCtfully Invlted te attend the funeral, fiem
his late reldcnce, In Qunrryvllle, en Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock. Inurmunt ut Quarry,
villa ctmetsry.
Neaelx. On the 8th lnt In this city, Gee.
Neugle, In the llth year of htn n;e.
The relatives ani) frlendi of the faintly ; alto
theHt. Bernard society, are repectfully Invited
te attend tlie funeral, from his late residence,
Ne. IS! JelTenen street, between I.lme aud Hhli
leu ttrct, 011 Prlday ut tyi o'clock. .Muut0
o'clock nt Bt. Mary's church. Iutermeiit ut Ht.
Mary's cemetery. '.td
Uetinr fn IlarevlUe, en theBth Inst., lluury
I'. Ileulil.ln thosetli yciref hlsn-c.
The relatives and friends of the family ar ro re
spect fully linltcl te attend the funeral, from
his jiarents' residence, In Iiareville, en Saturday
nftorneon at one o-de:k, nu.t two o'clock at tlie
Lutheran church, Mechuulebur;. Interment
tn churchyard. 2td
auuun.-In this city, en the Jthln.U, Jere-uc
Orubb, InthcSslli j ear or lilsngc.
The relatives and friends or the family ure re
spectfully invited te attend the funeral, from
hit late residence, Ne. 619 Beaver ttnet, Batur
day uriemoen nt two o'clock. jh
Kcuvipt. In this city, en the fl;U lust., Jehn
Admn rtchirtldt, ta his Ojth your.
The relatives and friends of the fumlly, also
MetamoraTrlbe.Ne.2,1. O.R.M.,und Lancas
ter Ledge, Ne. 07, 1, 0. 0. J, are respectfully In
vited te attend the funeral from hli late re.l re.l
dence,;Ne.&a lieaver street, en Bunday afur
neon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Zlea'siem-etery.
Htdvktt.
Philadelphia Prodnee Market.
l'niLAnaintA, Vth. .-Noen-Flonr dull ;
lYmi'a mipers, 2 0bJ2) extra. SW5J73(
funilly, 3 43 eJ : roller, 3 O&st 00; pnuut,
Wiw-rtt ateady j Ne. 8 Red, nw, B0W81C i
Kn. 1 Penn'a Hwl. DOet Ne. 3 dn, RTuMc.
Cern kteady i Ne. 2, new, se&Ma ; old, 43
Oeti rinlet No.aVhlt;i30e.j Ne. 8
lnUei1.Kn. , ...
Bran steady ; Winter 113 004M 00 j Hrrlng 1273
Q til.
Ualed hav dull: tVKHM CO a tn quality:
timothy 11 0091SM for rhotee; mixed, lUUO;
baled rye straw, new, flseu.
Ilnlter firm; I'cnn'a eretnirr extra
2Se ; Penn'a flmla extra, nnc : jebljlnn. SZ4.Y..
B;nrairi lVsnn'a flnta.liKallci held leir,
lbttlOc.ftJ te quality. ,
UhccM steady ; part klm, C33c', full klmi
l.frnl.iini dull , rtlnA In Milt . 9tr.
1'otateei firm i tw0oe per bus, at U iiuallty,
Ltve Stock Martceta.'
ncrrAi), Keb. 6. Cattle Receipt,
8,000;
ninrKeimci'iy.
hlieep nnd Lamb Itecelpts, 4,O00j market
utreng. Hbcep cliolcetoxtn,aj00aalj inc
illuiii toseoil, $53.'iv6u0; common ti iroed, S6C(
ft 2. lAmb Roeit te choice, K DOS ', 7i) ; medi
um te fair. 7J IJ. . m t . .
UegA llpcclpt", 6,IOTt markotflrmer but net
nuetaljly lilchcr; incllnm nnd heavy, IILx,
i X i nUifl. mi 20 : YerXr, II 21 : p!jj. f KX
1 i.i ; row
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filr te geed. II z: ceinmi
.k Mml riwufpra. f'l .VIA 1 1.
Hogs llwelpt". 410); shipments. 2200:
market firm : Up, II 'JO&l Si ; Yorkers, II ue
4 15; heavy, .lfa3t.
Hheer ItecelpU, 1400: dlilpmriiln. tinne;
markPtslew; prlme,5(SVWi80j fair te geed,
i45 40 ; geed te common, U ; lambs, W44O W.
Ornfii and l-rovllena.
Kurnluhfd by H. K. Yandt, Hrekcr.
Ciiicaoe, Teh. 6, IKX1 e cleek p. in.
wni'HU mm, (inn. i-erK. uiia.
Pebrnary
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Quotntten by Reed, McQranu A Ce., bankers,
ljaiif,juitir. 111.
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Canada Pacltle
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Inquire Printing- Company 0
Oiisllgbtuud Knel Company. 2.1
Hteveiis Heuse (llemls) '., 10)
Celiimblud if Ceiiipuuy 25
Columbia Water Coin puny. 10
Siifnue'iiiinna liea Company 1IM
Marietta ltollJT-wure... 1U)
Htevens lleii'.e M
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I .minister City Htreet Hallway Ce.,..
liist Knd Street Hallway.
West Knd Street Haltwuy ,
I-aneaster Hteiim Itadlater Ce.,
Helvetia Leather Ce.,.
Wuteh Factory 0's
Lauc. CI10111. Ce.
TUHNI'IKK MIUCKS
ljuienstcr A Krultvllle.
Ijuicustcr .V l.itltz
Lancaster A Wlllluiiimewn
ijiueiister Maner
Iincuter A Muuhelm.
tineastar AMurletUi ..
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Cnlumliln .t WaslUni'ieii v)
Ciuientega A- HU Hprfnj 2.1
Marietta A Mount Jey. ill
Uiiie. Mt. Jey Kllz.Uiotliteuiu ... 101
Idinrailvr AHusquehiuiii.i. UX)
Lancaster A New Danville
Columbia & Marietta... 2.1
May town KllnOethlewn JH
laincastcr Kehmtn 2J
laiucnHter A billow H licet. 25
Htrasburg A Millport is
Murtelta A MuyUiwu..
HANK STOCKS.
first National Hank 100
Karmers' Nallennl Hank. 00
Kulton Ntlleniil Dunk lu)
lamenster County National Hunk . CO
Northern National Hank lue
1'oenkV Nutleuul Hnnk HO
M
20
25
(.--CO
Pue
11
IN
62
7i
40
00
305.25
11s. se
xu
118.40
120
122.S0
113
IM
12.5
113
175
115
Ut
2U5
154
l.Vl
HI)
111
t.2.50
llii
117
111
li5
112
Keyiitime National Hank, Muuhelm 111)
Columbia National Hunk.
100
100
Chrlktlnna National Hank
Concsteea National Hnnk
Kphrata National Hank..
Kirt National Hank, Columbia., .
Klrxt Nutlenal Hank, Htrasbiirit. .
First National Hank, .Marietta . ,.
First National Hnnk, ML Jey,.
I.ltltz National Hunk
Meuntvllle National Hank
Manhelm National Hunk
Union National Hank, Mount Jey
New Helland National Hunk. ..
Uup National Hank
Qnarryvllle National Hnnk...... ..
Kltzabethliiwn National Han
Central Nutlenal Hank. Columbia,
100
100
100
uu
100
KM
100
, uu
100
60
10)
. 100
1U)
100
, 1U0
j,l ciu Sbucvtioctncnte.
A HSObUTKLH 1'tlHF.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
rpitts powder never varies. A marvel et pa
L rlty, Ktrenut'a uud wholesemeiiess. Mere
eeoiieinkstl than the enlluary kinds, and can.
net te sold In competition with the multitude
of low u-al, short weight, alum or phosphate
Powders. ,8uUl unlu (n cum. llerAL IUkise
Pewukk Ce., 104 Wall street, New Yerk.
MUrtl-lyUlyw
Stew gltHtcrtetit.
TUBT nECKlVED.
RORDERCRnKt LADEL,"
TU0 KlneSt of ChnmpsjrnM.
vllOUBWfKUQUOItBTfMUJ.
' , WMUOmtreHqnure.
lTOIlK WANTKIJ IN AMMALIiPAMItiY
TV or as Chambermaid. Applr at this
office. . it
I
OHT ALMOHT TWO Wr.llKH AflO. A
J whlte and bruwn spotted Vex Hound.
Se ewnrr'H nitmn U nit n rellnr nrnlind Ilia an.
Imal'sneck. W. W. OKOSII,
It NclTivitle.
Q"1 Ci RKWAltf).-tiOST-AN ITALIAN
CJXV7 Hull Terrier, yellow In color, while
less and breast, small white cellar, slip of whlte
ever head, wero a leather band. 110 reward will
be paid for his return te Ne. 133 North Market
street, en Baturdny betwecn S andO p. 111.
febe-21
IOUI'LANNKLSANOAM, PINE LACKM
ute nothing but 1'urlty Henp.
T OST-ONWKUNESUAYKVENINd, FKI
J 8, at the Moravian Churrh or nt 427 North
Cuke street, a DIAMOND PIN. The finder
will return It te thlt efllee. 11
1ALIPOUNIA.
npcciai rartiw.
Bcml-menthly. Teurlt
kleepliif rarit. Cheap rntes. Heuthern IMelfla
Ce. Aildresn, K, JIAWI.KY, Oen'l Fawtem
A Kent, im Uruadway, New Yerk ; It. J. HM Til
Agent, 49 H. M Ht., 1'hlle. Janl(l-lyd2tnw
A St'LENDIU C1IANCU
TO LKARN A TItABK..
Apprentice Heys wanted bv the
INOIIltKIl I'RfNTINO CO.,
M and UNerlh Queen Street, City.
ftdThM
lce:
A LLTHC Mi:.MHKIW
ernic
Enterprise Colored Club
Will Meet at LOVK AND Ctf AR1TT HALL,
Heventh Ward, TOMOUT,
vnutlness or Importance. '
ANTHONY MAXWK1.L,
ltd I'rcsldeuL
E8TATK OP JOHN J. HOOVER, LATE OK
Lancaster city, I'u., deceased, letters of
ndmlulstnitlen 011 Mild cstnte having been
ttrnnted te the undersigned, all persons Indebted
thereto nre requested te make. Immediate pny.
inent, and these having claims or demand
against the same, will presenl them without
delay rorsett lament te the undersigned,, resid
ing 111 Luucaster, l'a.
JOSEPH K. HOOVER,
Administrator.
Hitew.v A llES'sr.r., Atterneya. nwildTh
T.V THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
JL i.anniier L'ennty.
Liiiabctlil). Keechllng
William O. i'eehl and
Itnrhirn llenkli.
Ne ember Term, IW,
Ne. 22,
CExocutlen Decket.
The iiuderslaned auditor, annelntcd te dl.
tribute the money ruled into court en the
nenve osucutleu te and among tl.ose legally en-
titled te the same, will sit for that purpose en
1 nursuay, r eeruary a, ib'ju, ai iu ociecic n, in.,
In Hie Library Roem or the Court Heuso, In the
city or Lancaster, where all persons lntcrosted
111 saiu uistnmiiien mnv niiena,
HLDMOND CONYNOHAM,
feb-3tdTli Auditor.
I
INVESTORS I
HE BUILDINO AND LOAN ASSOCIA-
ON of Dnkate Is a large real estate mert
gage, company making leans upon the same
principle hh the small local building associa
tions or the Enst. It issues paid-up stock In
certificates ranging lu amount from (50 teE.j,0u0.
Earnings range from OiKTeent.te 18 per cenLpcr
annum, depending upon length of tlme owner
carries stock. A portion of dividends are paid
seml-annually lu cash. Hteck always has
a fixed cash value te ba paid stockholders bv
thoiisseeiatton Incise former wishes te sell. Ail
stock Issued en dcbciilure plan being backed
vy meriKiiKes iiepesueii whii a trustee.
Correspondence Invited.
C. W. STARLING.
Philadelphia Office,
Ne. 411 Walnut. Street. Janl-3mced
ClXLCr COUNCIL ORDINANCE, :NO. ?.
December 1H, 1RS1. In Select Council Rend and
Referred te the Street Committee. Hame
Day Reported Hack Arrirmatlvely. Jnn-
uary 1,1800. InHelcct Council Rend
Second and Third Times and
Adapted After Htrlklng Out
the Words which ure
In Unickcts.
An Ordinance Giving nnd Qrnntlng te Httmncr
T. Dunham, his Asueclufes und Assigns, the
Privilege mul Right te Operate .Moter street
Curs nnd Erect and
.Maintain roles en
the
Htreets of the City of iJtnraster,
Ainnff thn
Line or the Laneusler City Street Railway
nnd the Kust Knd Railway Cenmnnv :
hKCTiex 1. Ue lt ordained by the Select and
Common Councils et the City of Lancaster,
that ler the purpese of Introducing electricity
n the motive powerren the iJincasterCityHtrcet
Railway Company aud the East Eud Railway
Company Mourner T. Dunham, his associates
and assigns. shall have the right te op
erate meter street ears aud erect and maintain
poles en both sides or each street along the
route or said railways, at such points ns the en.
glneer In charge or the said construction of wild
street railways and the street commlttee or city
councils may deem necessary, and te connect
the poles en oppeslto sides or the sheet sons te
cirry the wires which connect the electric cur
rent ta the curs.
Provided said wires shall be maintained at
the height or net less than eighteen feet bee
tlie grade or surface of tlie street or streets, raid
all of the work lu locating and erecting Feld
poles nnd wires shall lx subject te the apprevul
or thn street committee or city councils.
And provided further, the City of Lancaster
shall have tlie right te the poles te support and
convey the city wires as tlie city or Lancaster
tuny new or herearter desire te epenile, said
wires te be erected se as net te interfere with
the operation or said railway.
And provided rurther.thut all poles shall be of
weed, uniform in height unit thickness as near
ns possible uud tobepulutedofucolorapprovcd
by the street eommltteo of city councils.
Section 2. TIihI w henever the city or Lancns
ter shull hereafter pave or uiactuhiiulze uny
stroet or streets along the llue efsiild street rail
way companion, with asphalt blocks, Belgian
blocks, usphnlt sheeting, or broken stone, the
said street railway companies, their successors
or assigns, shall at the same time pave and ma ma
"?adiimlze the street occupied by tlie" railways;
that Is te say, between the trucks or hald rail
ways, with the same kind or blocks, or material
with which the city or Lancaster paves orina erina
eadnmlzes the said street or street, and If the
said railway companies, their successors or as
signs, shall neglect or remse 10 de the said
work, then the city or Lancaster shall de the
same and reenter the cost and expense thercer
from the said railway companies.
Section 8. Thut the said street railway com-'
puules or Humner T. Duuhnm, his ns'eclutes or
assigns, In consideration or Iho franchise herein-
granted shall pay te the treasurer of the
city of Lancaster en or befere the first day of
June, lS'JO, and annually thereafter, the sum or
lUty cents en each nnd eery pole which mny
be erected and mnlntulned by them wlthlu the
city limits, and the Outlier sum or five dollars
for each and every car which said rallwuy com
panies may use mid operate.
Section 4. That 4he said street rsllwnv com
panies as operated by BumnerT. Dunha'm, his
associates and usslgiis,shall he subject teall the
previsions or an ordinance, entitled" An Ordl
nance Regulating Passenger Railway Compa
nies In the City 01 Lancaster," upproied March
U, 1SS7.
section S. That the railway companies shull'
be reetilred te run their ears at Intervals nt net
less than from lOte 12 minutes during business
hours and that the rate or speed shall net ex.
c cd seven miles per hour lu the business part
of the city,
Ordained nnd tmncted Inte u law nt the City
of Lancaster, Januarys, lsue.
, W.K.BCAHD.
President or Common Council.
David L. Dkkn,
Clerk Common Council.
D. C. LONO.
, President Melect Council.
J. K. nana,
Clerk feelect Council. fU-Jtd
IiUHl.lC BALK
DWELI.IMJS,
Or VALUABLE CITY
ex Tuesday, FEunuAitv II, 1SP0,
by virtue of an Order of the Orphans' Court et
Lancaster county, theuaJershcned will sellnt
publlosale.ut the LeOptrd hotel, en Fjist King
street, the following Ileal Kslate, te wit:
Ne. 1. All that rertulu Let or Piece of Ground
sltuute en the north side or Ikist Orange street
lu laiueuslcr, numbered 23, beginning at point
en the uerth slde or Cast Orange strict, and
running north 20 rcet aud 2 Inches along u wall
en the west sldeer a three-reet common alley :
thence cist three feet along property hue or
Ames Mtley, deceased ; thence north along the
sumo 03 feet und 5 Inches ; thence enst along the
property of Mrs. Deesh, Is reel and 10 indies
thence south uleng property or Cyrus Celvlu 31
feet aud 1 Inch ; thence east oleng the same 4
reel and 10 Inches ; thence southuleng the same
SO feet and 6 Inches te a point en the north side
of latst Orange street ; thence uleug said street
20 rcet te the place or beginning, en which are
erected a three-story Brick Dwelling Heuse und
two-story brick back-building and ether Im
provements, being the residence of the late
BenJ. F. bhenk, deceased. This property u in
excellent repair, commodious, with ull modern
conveniences. 1
Ne. 2, all thut certain let of ground, situated
en the north side or West Chetuiil street lu
said clly, containing In from en said West
Chestnut street 2j feet, mere or less, and extend
ing northward lu depth 160 feet, 011 which is
ercchil a three-story green stone and brick
dwelling house, numbered (Ell, with ten rooms
bath, het ami cold water und ether modern
com ententes, 'lhls house Is brand new.
Ne 8. a let of ground, numbered 2W en the
plan of lets laid out by A. N. Urrneman and
Jesse leiudK railed the Chestnut Slreet Tract
en tile In the Recorder's odice of said ceunty5
suld let containing 011 the nnrtli slde or Fulton
street, In said city, 22 feet, und extending in
depth 112 feci te a lerect wide alley: heuiidcd
011 the north by suld alley, ou the south by Ful
ton street, en the eat by proertyer Jehn Mc Mc
Ueusk, uud en the west by lireiwrly or Cleoree
A. Marshall.
Thee properties will be sold te settle the ci ci
taeo or suld deceased.
Pun-hate money te be paid en April 1, law.
Sale te ceuimencu ut :j o'clock p. m., when
ultendunca will be given and Urm nude
known by
CATHARINE C.BHENK.
. , . J. W.ll. IIAII8MAN,
Administrators of HeiiJ. F. ttheuk, decease J,
J0J.1 L. Uai.nks, Auctleueer.
aa133,ln15,s,na
Stem 2lvztmnt
OUlt MARK OP GOLDEN MOlf AMD MIA
Querda fin Clrars ntnnet be exnelled.
DRMUTUH CIGAR HTOKat,
EaUbllthed 1770. U4 Kaat Kluf Htnet.
au-trdh
F
OR
MHIItTH, COLLARS AMI) CUKFH,
EIUHMAN'B
Ne, 41 West King Street.
rpir pinhht line op wax htkrie
JL Acid and larafln Candles for the Holi
days, at MILLGIl'H BOA1' CO.
V.
OO LOHT-DLACK COCKER SPANIEL.
iiewara euerea.
tfd 227 NORTH PRINCE ST,
T11KY CAN ALL OOPr BUT NONE CAN
Equal Hilly Walts' Havana Filler Cl jar
at M NOS.6 4103NORTUQOKENBT.
deeMmdM,Tu,lTi,
rrtUE APPLICATION OK JNO. K. PONTZ
A. for transfer of tavern lleense of Albert
Kohlhaus, 8th ward, city, will be heard Keb. SO,
1800, at 10 a.m. '
Jan3IAfeb6,13 B. K. W. URBAN, D. C. Q. 8,
TUDQBK HAVE LONO BINCE DECIDED
J that Hilly Waltss Ogar is the Best la the
blate. Keraalaat
. M NOH. 6 A 103 NORTH QUEEN HT.
deoMmdM.Te.TbJs
BILIiYWAITZ HAH THE BEST TWO KOB
Sc and 6e Cigars In the Htate, at
. ,. . NOH. 6 A 103 NORTH QUEEN ST.
dcc5-mdt,Tu,Th3
20R RENT-THREE PLKABANT ROOMS.
j heated by steam, third fleer, Me, 29 Centre
inare, from April l.lsw. Apply at
febj-tfd NO. 30 CENTRE HQUARE.
NO BATH ROOM OR LAUNDRY
plete without " Purity Boap."
COM
OTIOETOMY FRIENDS AND CUS-
I hnve located temporarily mr efflee and
w.ftr?.K9BJ?..'iJ4fe0 Southern Market, corner of
SOUTH QUEEN AND VINE HTHEET8, and
have In stuck a fine assortment of Hlelghs. Bar
gles. l'iirotens and Knnllly Carriages, and the
Nerbcck Read CarU, all of my own manufac
ture, Hpeclal attention la given te repairing.
Mr Motte Honest work nnri fair Hnl1nwa
always wins. '
J25-tfd J. H. NORBECK, AgenL
BEST TWO FOR K1VECENT.CIOAR8
the city, at ,. Ill LLY WAITZ'8,
a ...m Neil. 5 A 103 North Queen 8t.
dec5-lmdM,Tu,Th.H
STATE OF bUSAN BACHMAN, UATE
of Wast Lampeter twp., Lancaster county.
deceased. The undersigned auditor nt-
pelnted tedlstrlbnte the balance remaining in
Iho hands of David E. Mayer, executer, te
and among these legally entitled te the same,
will sit for that purpese en Tuesday, February
2, 181)0, at 10 a. in., In the Library Roem of the
Court Heuse, In the city of Laucaster, where
all persons Interested In said distribution may
attend. JOHN W. AFPEL.
JanUO-StdTh Auditor.
BEHT 6e HAVANA FILLER CIGAR IN
the city, ut BILLY WAITZ'B,
, .. Nos.5A103NerthQueenBt.
dec5-0mdM,Tu,Tli.H
tiriZARD.
.M ?
The Science Of thn slnra nattlna !.
Wizard te perform seeming wonders In pene
trating the past and future. Consult her at
fl-Iwd M WEST KINO BT.
QOME RARE BAROAINB-ODDB AND
K5 ,En! of Brle-a-Brae, Art Pottery, Plush
Easels. Thermometers and Calenders, left ever
from the Holiday season, will be sold at great
bargains te make room for contemplated
changes In the spring.
FRAILEY'B EAST END PHAHMACY,
1, , (Opposite Hastens Market,)
Fralley's Syrup of Bloodroot, Wild Cherry
...... ..... c.iuiniLt uuit-a 1110 iiiusi
lMrsliiti.nl
- urip "ceukii ;
n- rj . .. a r
rrauey sun
liter Wine of Iren la vnrreet Innl-
nncr the " Orlp ;" 50c and tl 00. M.W.FAw
CLOTHES WORN NEXT TO YOUR SKIN
should be washed with " Purity Boap."
17IOR
HANDSOME NECKTIES.
GoteERIBMAN'B,
Ne. 42 West King BtreeL
-liROVVN'S CREMOLEN&
Chapped hands, face and lips, nil roughness
and redness of the skin, prevented by the use of
Brown's Cremelene.
Crcmolene Is a DELIGHTFUL CREAM OP
ALMONDS, containing no grease, oil or glyce
rine. Purely vegetable, clean and pleasant te
use. Will net soil the finest fabric. Is net
sticky. Kid gloves can be worn immediately
after applying. Endorsed by physicians, society
ladles uud all who have used 1L
MADE AND SOLD AT
BROWN'S DRUG STORE,
COR. DUKE A LEMON STB.
Janl3-lyl'a,Tb3-R
w
1LLIAMHON A FOSTER.
AS WE DRAW NEARERTHE END
OF OUR
-THE-
Prices Become Mere Interesting.
Ladles' Newmarkets worth 110, new sell for
Ladies' Heaver Cleth Jackets worth 15, new
sell for 1 SO.
Hhert Pant Suits worth M. new sell for 0.
B jys' Overcoats worth $1 50, new sell for 13 60.
Man's Dress Suits worth f 15, new sell for tlO.
Men's Fine overcoats worth $23, new sell for
SIS,
Men's Silk Neckweur worth 2a and 60c, new
s;lls for 17c and 28c.
Men's Underwear worth 880. new sells for 2ia
Cardigans and Overalls, 45e and 60c
Ladles' nnd Children's Undeiwear worth 60c.
new sells for Sic,
Ladles' and Misses Hosiery worth 2Jc and 60c,
uew sells for lOe per pair.
Ribbons that are all silk, loe per yard.
Men's Black Seft hats worth SOe, uew sell
for 2.5c.
Men's Club Itags and Satchels worth fl and
II 60, new sells Ter 75c and 60j.
Meri's Black Leather Bags worth tl 60 ;aud
2 23, new sells for 75e and 60c
Ladles' Alf-Weel Dress Cleths, 30 In. wide,
worth 31e ; new sell for 23c a ynrd.
Tricot Cleth, S8 In. wide, worth 3Sc : new
5llsfer32c per yard.
Saturday, February 8th,
lAmTCH
-THE-
West Window ferSpiing Novelties.
leidles' Bright Turned Shoes, slzes 1, 1 and
2, worth $3 60 j new sell for J2 50.
Ladles' Bright Dongeia Hand-Made Shoes,
sites n llttle broken, worth 4 8J; new sell for
11(0,
An Endless Number of Bargains !
ce.mi: AND ski: thicm.
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, l'A.,
.NO. aiS.MARIClil ST.. IIARHI8DURQ, 1A.
WinterBargainSale
Williamson & Fester.
Ittrst 9ktstrtlment.
SIHBriNBRTLUtEOP CANDLCT HUITA
bla for Caadlemas Day, at MILLER'S
-CIOR RENT-A TIIREE-ATORY BRICK
Jj Dwelllnc Heasc. with modem Improve
menta, Ne. 117 East King street, with Brick
BtabloenloL MoweeenptedbyiJohn W. Hoi Hei
mam. Apply te OEO. II.8PRBCHKR, Ne. 2U
East King slreeL jwfd
rpHE FINH8T LINE OK. WAX. HTKRIO
JL Acid and Pareflne Candles for the KoJt KeJt
days, at M I LLER'M BOAP CO.
I&
HE LARGEST AND KINE3T LINE OK
Meerschaum and Frnnrh nrlnr Plnea.
laar Upldars, Cigar Oases, Bnufl Bexes and all
(ads of ssneker's article.
aU-UdR lUMMtKlngstrset.
WHYBUY A HIOH-PRICED ARTICLE
when Puritv Seap fills the bill T
YHTE1U3 1 BEST OYHTER8 IN THE MAR
ket served in all styles, and meals at all
npan,aiviiiAKL,KHS.HU(5TEH'llttn tlis rear
of tew Central Markek Oysters la the shell or
epensst served te private families. Telephone
eonMetten. neras-amdR
A ROYAL BATH, WHEN YOU USE
" Purity Boap." Sold Everywhere
mHB KINEHT LINE OK WAX HTERIO
JL Acid and Paraflna Oandles for the Holi
days, at MILLER'S BOAP CO. "
rTHf-.F,MfBT i18. BTERIO
VtlM?LLEPltAP?.te' " HM'
GROCERS DON'T, BUT YOU MAKE ON
Parity mere than en any ether Boap.
FOR RENT OR FOR BALE ON EASY
TERM8.-N0. 240 North Wauritreet one
story brick with two-story frame back building.
slaughter house and stab!
.UM...V. .iiwh wi.ij icinivinwr seu nxiures.
Annlv at
janae-ua
NO. 302 NOHTH MARY BT.
A1
lege.
LIVE BCHOOL-NOTHINO BUPERANU
ated about the Lancaster Riufnraa ret.
este. Our tnethrwla r ih. h.., .a-... ,
practical. Our Actual Business Department
complete In all iu details. Onr studenta are
deeply Interested In their school werk.anC our
attendance the largest si nee the organisatien of
iS:.?.h,.B-, ? T' welu ca" "P n it the'
pleaaantest school-rooms In the city, Ne, 84
fi.r.lh.U.u,t?.'.treeb ,"1, convince yourself as te
tirili!.0Lt,'i,ebove"ta.,SraeeU- "eased te
have spa call, as you will speak a geed word
for us If you get acquainted with the Scheel.
, U. C. WE1DLER, Principal.
TTILECTION OF SCHOOL DIRECTORB.
JU The qualified voters of the City of Lancas
wrrs hereby net fled that an election will be
h5l?!n,theTe1rar(1'Bt tne usual places
of holding state and county elections, en Febru
ary If, between seven o'clock In the morning
and 7 e clock In the evening of said day, for the
purpose of electing twelve persons te serve as
school directors for the term of three years
?!" JJ?0 fl,rt. Thursday of November next.
And the election officer In the several wards
ere hereby required te mnke the necessary offi
cial returns of the election te the prothenotary.
m. ,.,!11' McCOnMICK. President.
jiv.-.. f . MvassiuaiT, oee. janX7-7W.MilTh
JEWELER AND GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
GILL,
Jeweler and Graduate Optician.
A CUT PllICK, win glve our patrons benefit of
in same.
.S8.?.??l?f.,lr? nl1 of. t,,e STANDARD ROO
EKB BRAND, Quaracteed.
CALL AND HAVE YOUR,
Eyes Examined Free.
tNe Dreps Used ; hencs no harm te eyes
can occur.
CHAS.S. GILL,
Ne. 10 West King St.,
LANCASTER. PENN'A.
HUE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Will be offered without regard te cost.
DRESS GOODS,
Blankets and Comforts,
All Kinds of UNDERWEAR.
LadifV and Children' Coats, it.
A IHO OPPORTUNITY FOR BARGAINS IN
, WINTER GOODS.
REDUCTIONS ALL OVER THE HOUSE TO
REDUCE STOCK RAPIDLY.
25 East King St.,
LANCASTER, PA.
marSMydll
H
AOEH& BROTHER.
CARPETS!
LARUE STOCKS,
STANDARD CUALITIU3.
NEWEST SPRING STYLES,
SPECIAL LOW PRICES.
BIQELOW AXMINSTERS,
SMITH'S MOQUETTES,
SANFORD WILTON VELVETS.
LOWELLBODY BRUSSELS,
BIGELOW BODY BRUSSELS,
GLEN ECHO BODY BRUSSELS,
ROXBURY TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
SANFORD TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
HALL AND BTAIR CARPETS,
M AND 0 INCH BORDERS.
CARPETS !
THREE-PLY INGRAIN CARPETS,
EXTRA SUPER INGRAIN CARPETS,
WOOL FILLED INGRAIN CARPETS,
UNION EXTRA INGRAIN CARPETS,
RAG ANDHEMPCARPETS,
1NORAIN HALL AND BTAIR CARPETS,
DAMASK HALL AND STAIR CARPErS,
REMNANTS and odd lengths of Meqnette.
Bedy Brussels, Tapestry and Ingrain Carpets,
many large enough for rooms ut about one
half price.
PRICES TnE LOWEST for every description
of CurpeU, and will be interesting te Intending
purchasers whether wishing te furnish u single
room or eutlie house.
Cuipets sewed and laid nnd refitting promptly
attended te.
25, 27, 29, 31 W.King St.
TkPeople'sWStere
umwm,
Q h MHAMt WOMCa
DOBSOM OAIUAOB WOUU.
corner of Dnka ana Vlnj Blweu (fermerl,
A.w, w. K IC
0,000 OverBifTbeaaand
in Fine Vehicle new en
lfsBO AllthLA'f4TSrri
asrThs best or meebanlea mi rssMtrJac it it
mgsparrtat. Works, trnV??.
HK FINEHT LINK OK WAX 8TSU
Aetd and Paraflna fVndlM tba ttS
day
, 4BAUUK.ne DUATW
THE FIN EOT LINE OK IMPORTED AI
DemesUe Cigars In the city, CKsv Hi
vana
00 and
I idi auauumciurr, in DOXSS Of I
DEMtmrs CIOAR RTfflta
aU-UdR
lUKast King Stmt.
TTAVE YOU SEEN THE EUREKA TROU
AA. ser Bnaper in tba window r Halts, Orsi
sasnst.s. anil rasa.ssssisssi ssusIa a-. . -j ' w
mcSka5 N6wKNr"00i
e. 1 Nores QsuMmfJt,
HE FINEST LINE OK WAX 8TIH.
Acid and Paraflna :Candlaa tnr u wii3
day
ij, as sQiuuas a war aj.
IOR RKNT-STORE ROOM NO. II BAH
trieh
Ich Bres. Alse second and IhlfssTlnnv -
.iiiht lunti. mnnri nnmni-i . .
from April 1, ISO. Inquire of
JaeJs-lfd H. a. UPP.
CTABHANk,
IBT MANUFACTURKRS AKD MENl
UUlllllUUI,
Ne. HO North Quasa Street.
fltaunteed wetUrM Iew M i
r T,TI2VfihJ,ecf,Uy we hkvt Urded a HA
LAUNDRY and are prepared te laundry of.
-""" msuras-iyatt
T7I0R RKNT-BMALL BTORK ROOM
j.' uiiaua rer an efllee. .new occupied
Hwarr'a Ceal Offlps Na -m rfe.,,.. aZT.-'Ll
ply at Cigar Btere, Cor.
, na u,..n rMH t.. ,..rr
Kast King street a"
entre Bquare.
G
jje-iwa1
-Tys EXAMINE BYES KREK.
Speotaeles I
WE EXAMINE EYES FREI
Yeu Think Tour Eyei Are (reed I
if yen have them examined yen will nrebai
nna inat mere is something wrong with the
and that glasses will be a great help te you.
Weunt0 Inimitable "DlA MANTA'Meni
s&'&Sf? m,5e,?n.,y bjr ".nd recemmene
by leading Oculists as the best olds te del
flVA Vlttmti
atrwtln aId "P"100'6. W.00 J usual prl
Bteel Bpectaelea. SOe.t usual prlee. Sl.OO,
Arunciai eyes inserted, 94 ; usual price, sl
M. ZIREMAH A BRO.I130 S. Rleth SI
OPTICIANS. I PHILADBLPHIAll
ewmi vsisniai ssg walnut streets. J
1 REATE8T REDUCTION,
Announcement
Extraordinary
The Greatest Reduction of all In
PINE TAILORINGS
-AT-
H. GERHHRTS
Overcoats made te order at cost tirlee.
Trousers reduced from f 10 te S8 j from ta te)
irem te te M de.
Heavy Suitings reduced at the same rate.
Full Dress suits of the latest style uiateil
uiiu ueea, bi sia.
This Is the most sweeping reduction
made In Flue Tailoring, and will enable
cash buyer te get a first-class article feri
same money he would have te pay for a ret
uiuue one.
H. Gerhar
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
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APPYNEW YEAR I
Steam Engine
-AND
Beiler Werl
MANUFACTURER OF
HORIZONTAL 1
VERTICAL I
PORTABLE
HOISTING J
ENGINES.
(Horizontal Tub(
BOILERS.
CENTRIFUGAL!
BOILER FEED I
MINING f
STEAM J
MILLS.
vertical,
I Twe Flue,
I Deuble Deck,
I Marine.
I
PUMPS.
f Saw Ml
(llark M
I Cob Ml
AUTOMATIC TAN PACKERS,
BRASS LEATHER ROLLERS
BARK CONVEYER SORB
PULLEYS, SIJAFTINO.
GEARING HANGERS.
PILLOW BOXES, CLAMP BO:
COUPLINGS, COLLARS,
MILL BUSHINGS, STEP BOXES.
Bt'INDLES, TOES AND 8TI
PULLEY PLATES,
HUIEVE WnFELS,
de., Ac, Ac.
BOLTS, TURNBUCKLES,
LAG SCREWS. RODS UP-SETT.
SETT SCREWS, FOROIh
NUTS, Wq. and Hex., CAST WASHERS,
PLATE WASHERS,
WROUGHT WASHI
Speclultyln Making aud Repairing
DEEP WELL DRILLING TOO,
Viz: Reds, Bits, Reamers, Jars, Sand Pui
Blt.und Red Catches, c.
Charcoal Hammered
Deuble Reflned THOTll
Refined AsCV.ssAl
Beiler aud Tank II
TANKS Round or Square, for Gas, I
Wuter or Acids. I
Stacks, Stend-Plpes, Water Wheel Ces
net Air Furnaces, tc.
LARGEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLL
Biti)i na fiitvn Cewr s""laiin-A AUam J
nml Mullcuble Fitting, Injectors, I'uckl"
v 4v, tAts, viii .uu itti in iuucuicr
Hpeclal Attention Olven te
STEAM HEATIN'
Light and Heavy Iren and Brass Castlnj
"Rcpnlrlng Promptly Attended to.-e
Cheap Let of I
8ECOND-IIANDPULLEY8 AND SHAFTI
FOR SALE.
1 U1ICY", 131U I U1IC3, 11XIU : I'llllpI
JlxTJij 8 Pulleys, Uii i i l'ulleys, i0x7J
1 Weed Bpllt Pulley, 29Jxlflf : Weed 8
Pulleys, HxK-8-2
15-13 Cellars. '
62 feet, 2 15-10 Shafting.
H-21 Inch Drep Hangs Deuble Ilrnred.
Jehn Besfl
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
I1
IANCASTER, PA. '
Second-Hand Beilersi
D-30-Hene Power, 60 Inch Dtam., 16 feet le
'."TILT Inpli Tulwa. l'rln. SIT.1 atA tl'l
1 Beiler 80 Inch Dlam.,18 feet long, Si-3 IrS
tudss, u rei long, wim nre rrent, iu&.
Wsm 3Hrtrtictmni.
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