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twiH 4tad In algl at JMO o'clock M .her
'hMM, MWalMt tires F081'?
M' . " of e"ni,y
Ml kaa taw Ittlng tn town for the past
lMyaMVi He hasld, Frederick Oresn
wM,dled elme two yn go. Five
'children, all marrlel,survlYe s the children
re Jehn nd Frederick, who reside at
Bilker Sprlngsj Mrs. Trentman, Mrs.
Keller and Mra. metier, nvinK w...
The funeral will be held en Saturday at 2
. m., from St TauVe Lutheran church.
Mra. Frances Oreh died yesterday after
noon at her home in Maner township, In
the SOd year of her age. The death was
die te old age and an attack or the grip,
after two weeks' Illness. The funeral will
behell en Friday at 10 a. m. from the
home of David B. Herr, In Maner town
ship. Interment at Marietta.
Council Proeeswtnga.
A regular meeting of council was held
tat evYnlng at 7:30 o'clock. Member,
present: Messrs. Bennett, Cramer, Forty,
Greve, Jacksen, Mlnlch, Stevenson, Vt 11 11
ten: Absent: Mr. Klnn.
The flnance cemmlltee reported as fel-
??W,J .... .. a2.410M
liaiaace en nanu m ii i. ..-.. -. -
UukM rent.,
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Heutef auditorium .....
Kent of pisne-.... ...-
Star. rtnU.
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Boyd, collector, liWf-..
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Balance en hend...i-..-.. ...,....- 1543.29
The property commlttee reported ovory evory overy
thlng pertaining te the opera house In geed
condition. Have autherised thetroasurer
of Uie opera heuse te submit contracts te
each party renting stores and cellar. All
are anxious te rent except Messrs. ration
A Cenklln, and the room tliey occupy had
been routed te B. D. Belttel. The hat rack
for council chamber Is finished and in po
sition. The highway committee reportetl the
grading of I'lane strect progressing all
right. Recommended a crossing at Sixth
and Chestnut streets.
Solicitor Kanfftnan reported that the Fi
delity Trust and Safe Deposit company, of
Philadelphia, had sent him thelr repert re
lating te the estate el Win. F. Leckard. It
contained nothing important te the bor
ough. The matter of numbering and rontiuibor rentiuibor rontiuiber
ing houses was reforred te the law and
ordinance commlttee te confer with the
solicitor and report.
The market cemmlltee reported the
markets In geed order. The transient rent
for last month was J93.05, and for the year
1,303.35.
Jehn A. Gilbert, ux -constable, through
the chief burgess, presented a claim for the
reward of tlOO offered by council for the
arrest and conviction of persons concerned
in the labor riots. The matter was re
ferred te the finance commlttee te consult
with the solicitor and repert.
The matter of the crossing at Slxlh and
Chestnut strcets was referred te the high
way committee.
The flre cemanics were granted their
usual quarterly appropriation of f 150 each.
Council will meet en Friday evening,
February Wth, te finish the business of the
year.
The Concert.
The College Olee and Mandelin clubs
sang a very successful concert here last
night te an uudlence or five hundred peo
ple. The first part or the pregramme evi
dently gave great satisfaction te the people,
though their manifestations at approval
were decldedly cold In comparison with
the applause this part has wen from audi
ences in ether places. The F. A M. boys
determined te wake up their auditors and
they entered upon the second half with
vim and Jollity that were simply irresisti
ble. The result was that three and four
encores were demanded of nearly cvery
number.
After the concert a very pleasant rccop rccep rccop
tlen was given the boys at the home of
Dr. Alex. Craig, whose son is a member of
the Glee club. After the reception the
boys complimented Miss Sereuua North
with a ild night Bcrenade. The great auc
cess of the concert Is due te ltev. J. II.
JPahnebecker, Dr. Alex. Craig and the
editors of the papers.
Isaac M. Bryson, brakeman en the V. It.
B., was sitting In a cabin yesterday after
noon, and when he Jumped etf he was
.truck by a passing car. He was knecked
down and severely bruised.
Israel Mauuels, flagman en crew Ne. 6,
of the V. It. It., struck his right hand
against a car in Jumping en a train at
North Bend yesterday afternoon. Ilia
wrist was aevercly spralned, keeping him
from work.
'The" pay train or the Frederlck dhlsfen
waa in town thin morning, the empleyes
being paid for January.
Engine 1,202 east ran Inte the 'Tear end
of train of cnglne 302 at Mount vllle last
night, wrecking the cabin and one car el
the latter train. The wreck was cleared up
after two hours work.
Sedgwick Circle, Ladles' of the O. A. It.,
will held an oyster supper and donkey
party In the McTague store room en Friday
and Saturday evenings.
Lectured In College Chuiiel.
Mr? Uameud MukadUlm delivered an
Interesting lecture in cellege chapel last
night, te a large and appreciative audience
His subject was "Syria and the Nile l"x po pe po
dltien." Being a native of Mt. Lebanon,
his description of- the customs, manners,
religions and laws of the peeple of Syria Is
invested with entcrtululug l.tcts. Alse,
having been an interpreter In the UnglNh
army sent in lbSl te the relief of General
Gorden, his acceuut of its movements and
plans of campaigns Is especially instruc
tive. The cellege peeple were pleased te
meet Mr. MukadUlm nud te hear him ad
dress them.
Vex Cbase at Uaorsetowu.
There was a flue fox chase from UreiPit
hotel, in the Ullage of .Georgetown, lUrt
township, en Tuesday afternoon. The
crowd present was very great and there
was a number of Lancaster hunters down.
After the usual fine dinner the fox was
dropped at half past.feur o'clock. He ran hi
a southwesterly direction and had net been
captured when the Lancaster people left.
About 75 dogs were In the pack that chased
hire. Among the huntera present wero
Jeseph Roop, Milten Heep, IlrUbin Skllcs,
Henry Skiles, Jehn Myers and ethers.
Mortality Among Uaukers.
Mr. Ocorge K. Reed is authority for the
statement that forty-one bankers havedled
in Lancaster since 1850. This averages ene
year. There are seven national and two
private banks and the fatality does net
seem te discourage the business.
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lteturnel te Court.
Samuel Hunter was heard this afternoon
by Alderman Barr en a charge of surety of
j the peace, preferred by Emma Hepkius.
'. The parties are colored and live In Martle
V ltWMhlp. The testimony showed that
V. Haste r threatened te kill the girl. An
if aeaault and battery case growing out of
V ttkf sum transaction was dismissed.
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Vara aad Content Uurned.
A Urge barn en the Rutherford estate.
'.'MrMlddlftewn, was destroyed by flre
- MesMUy. Twe horses sud ntUsen bead of
att were burned te death. The barn
' M4 mleaU were Insured.
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Tfc Chnreh OlebmtlmrlU Fortieth An
hlrvnwr.r.
Till week the congregation of St, rani's
church, at Orange and Duke streets, are
celebrating their fortieth anniversary, and
last evening the exercises began in the
church and they will be continued each
evening during the entire week.
In the year ISM) about elghty-flve in tim
bers of the old German ltefermcd church,
which steed where the First Reformed
church is at present, split away from
It and started the new church. The first
minister was Bev. N. A. Keycs. The
cause of the split was the Germen Ian Ian
iruaireenlv wassDeken in the old church,
which was organized In 1730. The youth
of the church allowed a dottre te have an
excluslve English service, and that caused
the difference which led te the new con
gregation. The uiomber who wlthdrew from the old
congregation were erganised under an
English church February 17, 1830, and the
following officers were elocted: Elders.
Daniel II. Hellshtie, Abraham ue,a ana
Christian Gast ; deacons, Geerge Shrelner,
Charles M. Erben, Henry Mettger,
Qeorge Gundaker, Jr., Jeseph Wol Wel
chsna, and David; King: trustees, Po Pe
ter Leng, Fhlllp K. Breneman and David
Lenguecker. These persons were Installed
en the same day, and ltev. N.A.Keyes was
ohesen the first paiter. The new congre
gation went te work vigorously, and the
old Franklin cellege was secured as a tem
porary place or worship. The let at the cor
ner or Duke and Orange street was finally
purchased for f.1,100 and Jeshua) W. Jack
was glven the contract te erect the building.
The corner stene was laid en Monday
September 10, 1850, In the prcsence of a
large audlonce and the church was com
pleted ene year later. On Nevember 6,
1851,thename"St. Faul's Reformed church
of Lancaster" was adopted. In 1855 ltev.
Keyes resigned nud for six months tin
congregation was served by supplier, Rev.
Isaacs. Demund, of Belleville, N. J., was
the next pastor, and he sorved during the
war, resigning In 1811. Rev. Henry
Messcr, of Ferry county, Ba,, was
next elected, nud was pastor for
a year. Rev. Edwin H. Kevin
served as pastor from July, 1807 te 1870,
and he was succoedod by Itev. O. L. Ash Ash
cnfelter, of Cincinnati, In 1S71. He re
mained for ayear, and Rev. J.B. Shumaker
was olectod; he entered upon his duties
April 1st, 1873, He was snecdeded ever
two years age by Rev. J. W. Momlnger.
The work of the latter lias been very suc
cessful. Many additions have been madote
its mombershlp slnce he came here, and the
young peeple especially have manirosteu a
great Interest In the church work. At the
present tlme the church has a member
ship of four hundred and there are four
hundred and ten children in the Sunday
school.
Exercises Incident te the colebratlon of
the forlleth nnnlversary of St. Paul's Ro Re Ro
fe rnied church began en Tuesday evening
with n largn attendance.
The epening sorvlce was cendurled by
Rev. Dr. J. M. Tltzel, pastor of
the First Reformed church, nud the Ser
mon was preached by Rev. Dr. F. A.
Gast, of Franklin nnd Marshall college.
He took for his text First Samuel, vll., 12,
as fellows : " Then Samuel '. took a
stone nnd set it botweon Mlzpeh and Shcn,
and called the name of it Eboneozor, nny
ing, hitherto hath the Lord hoi pod us."
During the sermon he paid n glowing
tribute te Rev. Keycs, the first pastor of
the congregation, and speke of the early
struggles of the church.
This evening the epening sorvlce will be
conducted by Rev. J. W. Momlnger, the
pastor of the church, and the sermen will
be preached by Rev. J. H. Sechler, pastor
or the Refermed church at Tenth and
Wallace streets, Philadelphia.
A UURLKSQUE TltOUJ'E.
It Gives natlslnctleu te a Larice Audi Audi
ence en Tuesday Kveulnif .
The Rcntz-Sautlcy Uurlcsque and spe
cialty company appeared nt Fulton opera
heuse last evening. The audlcuce was
large. This company has net been seen in
Lancaster for aoveral years, but It Is new
much better than when last seen hore. The
company sprang from the old Rcntz
female minstrels, which were under
the management of M. B. Lcavltt,
but the present party Is in cliaige of
Ben Lcavltt. It Includes a number
of very clevor people. The opening of the
performance last evening was called
" La Tesca's Reception," and It served te
lntroduce the majority cf the members or
the company. The ladles wero beautiful
costumes, which was the case 'hrougheut
the show, although at times they were
somewhat scant. Dashing Uoergto Blnke
looked charming In her male attlre and
made rapid changei. The Llttle Putnam
Sisters Hang well, although both
suffered from very' "bad colds, Maud
Bevorly openod the olio, nnd she Is
ene of the brightest serlo-cemlcs that has
been scen here in seme tlme while she has
a remarkably fine voice. Geerge A. Beeker
and Maud Leigh appeared te advantage In
the sketch " Assurance" Mr. Boekor is n
cemedlau of the Reland Reed kind and he
Is funny. He and the young lady sang
well together and thelr "Seng of Songs"
brought them numereus euceres. Miss
Pauline Batchellcr looked pretty nnd gave
songs and dances that pleased and Frank
Lester was comical In his negre " turn."
The host feat u re of the show was the act of
Le Clair and Leslie, n talented pair of
young actors who have Just returned from
a trip te Europe They are mimics, bur
lesque artists, character Impersonators,
Ac. Mr. Le Clair appeared In three female
and one male character, and his dress
ing wus elegant. His inake-up in the
character of Jltchtlteu nnd Imitation of
Edwin Beeth iu the character wero won
derful. Mr. Lcslle Is a very funny coino ceino coine
dlan, nud he gave imitations of people of
all nations, wblle he has n face that he can
put In nltnest every shnpe. "Antony and
Cleopatra," n burlosque, wound up the
show, anil In It Misses Batchellcr, Blake,
Beverly and ethers looked beautiful, whlle
Lester, Le Clair, Boekor and Leslio Air Air
nlshed holebomo fun. Among the geed
features were the Nautch dancers, drill of
the Aiiueiis, Ac.
UII,T. IX EQUITV.
Mitndle nnd Stelinutu'w i'ullure' .Vew In
the CourU-l'elntH of ths lllll.
Judge Pattorseu In chambers this after
noon granted a preliminary Injunction en
a bill in equity filed by leuls Newgass,
tobacco dealer of New Yerk. He Is repre
sented by Geerge Naumnn and J. W. John John Jehn
eon, The bill tiled sets forth that a co ce
partnership existed between Shlmlle .t
Stehman, of Mount vllle, nnd.Mr. Newgass,
for the purchase and sale of tobacco. That
In pursuance of that agroement 3,450 cases
of tobacco were bought, all of which were
disposed of but 013 cases.
ThatShludle A Stehman confessed Judg
ment In favor or the Columbia National
bank, Mount vllle National bank and Union
National bank or Mt. Jey, for fjae.NX), and
In consequunco of these Judgmeuts oxocu exocu oxecu
tlons were issued, uud thuse 113 cases of
tobacco wero levied upon.
That the only IntorestShlndleAStehmau'
can have tn this tobacco Is the amount that
may ,be due them upon the sale and the
final adjustment of the account.
Mr. Newgass prays that Sheriff Burk Burk Burk
helder and the execution creditors be re
strained from selling, the tobacco adver
tised for sale te-morrow, that a receiver be
appointed for the firm, that the firm be
dissolved and that Shlndle & Stehman be
restrained from collecting any of the debts
or disposing of the assets.
The defendants have fourteen days in
which te file an answer. Frem present in
dications the sheriffs sale will be post
poned for soaie time.
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THE LANCASTER ftAJLf ITELttQBKCEB, WEDNESDAY, tfEBRtJABY
recB KXianrrs of tiik read.
They Reb Twe Hense and are Caught
With the llttnder.
Henry Steele, Jacob Wearer, Frank
Blecher and Christian Miller were heard
by Alderman Deen this morning e
several chaigea. These defendants are
bum who made their headquarters
tn the vicinity or Milten Greve.
On the night of February 3d the house of
Jacob S. Daveter was entered by thieves,
who effected an entrance through the cel
lar deer. A large let of edibles were
stelen. On the same night the house of
U. M. Wltmer, in the same neighborhood,
was also entered by thteves, who cut a
glass out of the window sash, opened the
faetener, raised the window and in that
way get Inte the house. At this place a
large let of clothing was stolen,
Tramps were suspected, ConstabloLong CenstabloLong ConstableLong
neckorwcnlln aearch of them and suc
ceeded in arresting the four parties above
named. They were still In the neighbor
hood when apprehended and were wearing
the clothing stolen from Mr. Winner's
house.
The aldermen returned them te court for
felonious entry, burglary and larceny, and
in default of ball they wert committed for
trial.
Xfarsh Reapar Works Meld.
The Marsh reaper works at Mt. Jey
were sold te-day by the administrator of
James Marsh's estate The preperty was
purchased by Geerge Brown for 92,000.
Mr. Brown w Hi remove his cotton factory
te the reaper works, where he will -have
mere facilities for carrying en the business
than he new onleys.
The Bey Orator.
Ralph Bingham, the boy orator, appeared
before a large audience at the court heuse
en Tuesday evening and greatly pleased
his hearers. The selections he rendored
wero loudly applauded. The entertain entertain
ment was under the auspices of the Yeung
Poeplo's society of St. Jehn's Lutheran
church and a handseme sum was realized.
Democrats Carry Ulnghnmten.
In the Blnghnmlen, N. Y., election en
Tuesday the Democrats elected aldermen
In eight or the ten wards, overthrowing
the Republlcan majority or last year. The
Demecrats already have the mayor. The
Domeoratlo city ticket was elected by about
sixty majority.
There w 111 be n fox chaia nt the North l'ela
hotel, North Queen atrrat, te-morrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock. The fox was caught by El I weed
C. Wnrfel, of Mcartevrii.imd never mi In a nice
before. A. KU1ILMAN.
SevKii Doctors Fntled, lint a Halt Cured.
Tills la te ccrtiry that I surrared with wvere
pnlns of the mucle of the cheat for a wrled of
ever four yenra. I consulted jiliyilclnns until
tba number ran up te neven, but no medical
treatment teemed te reach my complaint. I
had been a msmber of a church choir, but was
com (tolled te atop alnglnc en account of my nil
menu I finally procured ene of lleke'a Elec
tric Delta nnd applied It te my chaat. I found
Immediate relief nud waa able te reaume aln(
Ing. I have net had nny pain since,
ltd A. V. McUOWAN.
A Festival.
The Milled of HU PhiiI'h M. K. church am buiy
preparing for the opening of their fair, In the
Docntem building, en Friday. They will pro
vide nttrnctlena for large crewdt, uud their ele
gant suppers will be a feature of the festival.
The fair will continue until February 21.
iilarvinoce.
Heek If avkksticic.
PAhrnnr v 1 1 .
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brlrte'a U'Jlilence, Wnbauk, l'a , by lluv.
Mcmlncer. I-ulicmter. Mr. Aliruhnm I. Heek.
or luuictcr, aud Mlwt Lliile II, Uaversllck.
ltd'
WAt.TMAN-HrMia. Februnry II, 18W, by
Hev. I). V. Qerlmrd, at lilu reNldencc, Ne. Ul
HetitU Duke atrrel, Umcaatcr, Mr. Clem Walt-
man, and Mils Nauule Iluraea, both of Quarry-
BWAnrz-WKNOKii. February II, ISO, by
Rev. I). W, Oerhnrd, at tils reatdence, Ne. 1SI
Houth Duke ttrvat, lncnatcr, Mr. Ocerge
Hwnrti. of this city, and Mlaa Auute it, Wcngur,
of Itefteii.
Sleuths.
ltitoeUK.-Intliliclty.ontho 11th luat,, Mra.
Ellzateth Uroeuo, lu berCOtb year.
Tlie relatives and friend of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
her aen's residence, Ne. 434 Cheater atreet, ou
Friday mom! tig ut 8.30 at the house and o'clock
at Bt. AntheTiy'a church. Interment atHt. An An
theny'x cemetery. ttd
llEnit In tills cltv. en the Oth lust., Utzle
F., only daughter of Henry uud Charlette ilurr.
sgedwyrurs.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the rcsldcnce of her parents, Ne. 43 East King
street, en Thursday afternoon nt 1 o'clock. Ser
vices nud Interment at Lenguncckcr's Meeting
lloute at 24 o'clock. 3td
l.ANloes.-rebruary 11, 1830, at Larnpetcr
Jehn Uiuleut, nged ii years.
Tlit relatives aud friends of the family are re
respectfully Invited te nttend the funeral, from
his late rcsldence In Lampeter, en Friday after after
neon at 2i o'clock. Hervlcrs at thaheuaeand
also at the Methodist church, Utraaburg. Inter
ment at Htrnsburg cemetery, 2td
ilEnn.-Kebruary 11, 1S1, In this city, Chrla.
tlan it. Herr, president or the Lancaster Ceuuty
National bank, In his Slst jeur.
The reluth es nnd friends of the family nre ra
apectfully Invited te attend the funeral from
hla late residence, Ne. 421 West Orange street,
en Friday afternoon ut 2 o'clock. Services at
the Duke Street Methodist church ut2:30. In
tetment ut Woednrurd Hill cemetery. Please
emit flowers.
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lx)cul stoek and Bends.
Ilcperled by J, U. ix)ng.
Far Ijist
, . ., value, sale.
uinnis i e per cenu, 1KJ loe let
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" 4 " " lu 1 or 20 j ears. 100
" 4 " " In 6 or VU years. 100
" 4 " " lnlOer'JOycur. 100
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Columbia (las Oemiiuny.
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Buseuehunna Iren Company
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Mlllcravllle Nermal Hclioel
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East End Street Itallwuy........ .
West End Street llallwuy . .. .
Lancaster Steam HadlatorCe
HclM'tU leather Ce . .
Watch Factory 6's...,
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First National Uank, ML Jey. ..
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Union National Hank, Mount Jey
New Helland National Kunir .
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Quarry vllle National Uunk.....; 100
Elliabethtewn National Ban 1(2
Central National Bank, Columbia .. 100
rhlladelphla lredut'e Starkit.
lrrii.AnKi.pMf a. v.h ,9 jAn lm j..., .
Fenu'a ami.7a OttVi : "XXZn??ill
family.
aas5Wi roller, 3 UtH ejj piTteut
W40i,4 9a
i-nriiuana jxaiienat Iauk,...,. 100
Conestoga National llank .... 100
Eiihrutu National Hank- me
! irst Nallnnnl ltnnir rvUiiMii.t,. i..
w
S"- rf"
W-i . ('
rv W .
frftJJB'aRett'KaldlTaMef "
Oew stwuJrjtHeTl, M, ggjae j eld,
JffitfgU k:! "
Braa Brsa l .Wtmim na saali sa Hwinvstaoe
L??. -r ; --
awaiiwi sssssih n as u anal ir :
uttrHatllNte sketc; mixed, UWi
d rretttmw. arir.ttseB. '
DUirMeaiuwtar sketc; mixed, ue
id ry euaw, jnr.tMIB.
tmi ia a a ereamerr sxi
e i rsaa'a flftte sxtra. ate : jebbin. leva
r . naw'a ereamerr extra
? alto aSSur " ",5el l,e,1 ,eW
IEWSX7.
Che steady s partsktms, ejSc; full skims
"ftetreletna dell j reined In bbi.. tup.
Potatoes netst beese per bas, as te quality.
anua and ifomrteaa,
raralahsd by 8. K. Yendt, Breker.
Chicaoe, Fb. 12, 1:60 o-cleek p. m.
vrneav. vara. uaia. j-era. Lara.
arch..
April.,.,
J nee ......
.July.
Augnat..
October.,
Year
Crude Oil-March
.107
vOBSOM ...M....M...M........
Closing Prices U:16 o'clock
Wheat llnrn fal.
). m.
'OTK.
reeruary ., as
SRS ........
April..
stay..
Jans'
Jnly-.
Year.. M..
Consels :.
Crude Oil -Marcli
Iteeeipts.
it inir tv naws......,
Bprlng Wheat... .
Cem ..
Oata.........
n'fl.MltHIHHHKXMM tS
Barley... ...
Receipts Hogs...,
Receipts -Cattle-
Head.
.. KI.OOO
.. i.me
Live Htoelg Maraeta.
CHirune, Feb. II. iteeelnts, 800; shlpmenU
3.000 j slew J beeves. In 0U,'5 00: ateera,
5.1 004(0 ; steckera and feeders, 2 25.160;
eewa. ball and mixed, II 20M3 00 ; Tezaa catile,
ti 40as 60 ! Western Rangers, $2 7093 CO.
Hogs Itecelpu. 8300; ahlpmenu, 11,000 : mar
ket dull; mixed, 7694 U: lienvy, S3 80
04 0; light, S3 8004 OTij skips, 13 25S 70.
Hhecp Receipts, ROOO: ahrpraenu, 8,000; mar
ket steady; nattv,t&O600t Western woelcd
4 TOM te ; shorn Tsxanals ODijA 00 ; Urabs, 600
te SUM per hundred weight,
Buffalo, Feb, H.-Catlle-RecelpU, 2,110!
market steady.
Sheep nnd Lambs Receipts, 3,800
mbi generally unchanged, bnt aeme
salcahlxber,
Sheep Choice te extra. Se8.ViO:
medium te geed, IS 80135 80; common te geed,
w iw. lAuuua inwi ie cneice, senm;iu:
fair te geed, te 00(818 80 ; medium te fair, 130 Ui.
Hega-ilecclpU, 2,000 ; memedlum nnd heavy,
14 45; mlxed,tl4A: Yorkers, 1130: pigs, II Ida
415; roughs, fcl 25!l B5.
Kast LiBERTT.-Cattle RecelDts.
180 Shliv
mente, 735; market steady: prime. II 60(84
.5 ;
fair te geed, 14 25; common, 13 2S 60: stock-
era and feeders, 2 6003 25 1 no car sUIikkI te New
Yerk.
Hogs Receipts, 700; shipments,
000:
maraei nrm: mpuium, fl srat 40; Yerk
II 80 ; Fhlladelphlaa. 14 35194 43 : l'lga, fl
ckera.
1003
sheep Receipts, 800: sblpmente. none;
market slew; prime, 16 6035 80 ; fair te geed,
S&95 40 ; geed te common. gJe4 ; lambs, fogs 00.
Htoek Markets.
. Quotellena by Heed, McQrann dt Ca, bankers,
Lanceatcr, Fa.
SIW YOKK LIST. 11 A. ST.
Canada Pacme-.
O.O.O. tt 1
IStmtMSS ( aSWTl . SV7S w s
. m, x aw
SsMi, ' wwmt n an
... 77M SOU 2IU WW 53
..... 75 V 20JJ S7 flOO
......... 78)i lil 30 10 15 e 05
Lard
ii 20U B B5 S 77
!SJ4 80K 70 6 se
IBK ..7.
sw ai tn cm
w& ZlU 10 03 oeo
sift 2i 1007 005
we
Car Leu.
ft
. 21
2117
121
12 m. ir.tt.
!? i4
Colerado Ceal
Central Pacific ....,
Canada Southern
Chi. BL U A I'bg.
Den. 4 Me U
Del. L. A W.
Erie
Erie 2nds
JerC
K.4T .
Leu. A N...
L. Shere
Mich. Cen....
Missouri Paeinc .
tail
im
.
10&5J
1065J
73
hoc, vauey ; 21
N. P. M my,
N. P. Prer. nil
H. Weat laAJ
N. Y.0 2 leel?
New England
EgJit Tennessee... .
Omaha
Oregon Transcontinental.
Ontario A W.
Pacific Mall
Richmond Terminal .
BLPaul .
Texas Pacific .
80J
Vi.
x,yt
33J
8 ?i
?f- J i3
IU1 s$
Union Pacific eii
Wabash Pref.
Western U
West Shere Bends ,
pnii.AriEi.i'iii.1 t.iht
Leh. Val
B. N. Y. A Fhlla. .
Pa. R. R. ;
Reading 'je 1-lii
Leh.'Nav
Hestenv. Pass
P. A It
N.CeuL
Peeples faun..
Rdgfs . ..
OU......
20 3-10
20&-1U
wyt
LOCAL HOUSEHOLD MARKET.
Lancaster. Feb. 12, 18'JO.
Apple-buttcr, per qt ,,,, 12fS20
Apples, pcrjfpk... 12(15
Beef Steak, perlb 12&1U
llcef HeustperR) lOffllO
Beef Dried (piece), per & 25
Beef Corned, perli 13Q14
Beer Frent quarter, per lb T67
Beef Hind quarter, per Bi 79
Bologna, per ft 25ffl2iJ
Bologna (chipped), par ft 7?T.iO
Butter, per ft 3032
BecU (red) per bnnch .T&c
Chickens (live) per pair. 60(00
Chickens (cleaned), per piece S5ffl45
Cup Cheese, er two cups W7..5
Cabbage.per hcad..r. sas
Cernmeai; per qt '. ........".455
r.r. ' i"-1""" aie
Cider, per gallon , 20
Ducks, dreased.periialr. SOrajI.00
Egga.ner dez. leaia
IfamfpicccJ. pcrft is
Hum (sliced), peril) , -i
Horae Itadlsh, per bunch 3g5
Heminy, per quart TTjs
-"""b.lHirB) i.iaai
Lard, per ft.. 9jSli
Lemens, per dea , 1215
Mutten, per ft ia
Onions, per J pk ,"; .......TTie
Parsnips, per Knit gie
Potatoes per Kpk.. ie
Potatoes, ivr bushel 6000
-oiieesioweeijperj4 peck 15,3(20
Perk, per ft ie,it
Bauer Kraut, per qt figs
Sausage (fresh), uer ft..
.12414
Sausage (Smoked) V ft. -.
Smearcaae, per piece
Scrapple, per ft
Sides una Bacen, per ft...
Shoulders, ricr ft
...1114
,,... 6
8
17
12
Turkeys, Ihe.ench
Turkey a, dressed, per ft ' i't)e
'f.urn!JMifrtk "
Veal Steaks, f ft ,jg
11.23(32.00
Slew glbecrttncmPutB.
A BSOLUTELY PURE.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
THr,i?pewler nver varies. A mar-el el pu
rlty, strength and wholesomeness. Meru
ecjineiulcal tl,an the ordinary klildaVand cS.
S?.'2Vi4,?..S.m',.lt!0 wl,h the mumiude
inir,r Tuji 1 ," ?", slum or pneapbate
J ewdera. AbW only in com. HevaiT HiVivn
ItOVAl. llAklNQ
1-ewiiKH Ce.. KM Wull street, New Yek"
ew Tors.
martl-ljdAlyw
JUST RECEIVED.
HOEDEllER RED LABEL,
The Finest of Champagnes.
HOUltEK'H LIQUOR STORE.
Ne.2i Centre Square,
ArAHlMDT.M''E HOARDERS AT NO. 114
ua.tiSn,,ait' x ""-' ,ew ,kss5-
"yANTEI-A CHAMBKUMAID AT THE
1? w .. AURORA HOUSE,
" North Queeu and Chestnut Sis.
YTANTEI-A COOD GIRL TO DO OE.V-,.,f,rilluo"ewerk-
Apply at
libtl-Ud 230 NOltTH DUKE 8T.
rANTED-
tlen 11
eftlce.
a aim. WANTS A
child's uursc. Apply
SITUA.
Ul this
ltd
AV01.1.? ,WANTLD BY A SOUElt, INDL'rtl
JX Jr'eu" "' "" sawing or spllttfng weed
jy,' !l?..U!0 wlf8 w.euW ke te de wiaiTlnaMii
prlate houses, Monday's preferred. Itiaulre
or seed notice te US FREMONT BT; d
sTANTEll-A UIRL IN THE LAUNDRY
SteadyweerkrAeppryir'"n5d' 0oea "'
JO,l0NORTquEJCKT,
"-, rv' "J
' w 2Zit'
vA-"ij'f.t.r5 i"r:.j ..
'
Hw 3lsVstrttmsmt
RENDER YOUB BKIW Ben, SMOOTlt
and White by ttatBg - tutt V tkSf."
XjlOBrROTHONOTARV, W
CAPT. W. D. 8TAllrrR, City.
Carrleetmaskitar three lese years. Bob Beb
Ject te Republican mle.. fSt4w
rrniK wizard
JL Will Read YeurDesUn
flV l nftahe4ltaB atti
ten reu wkat yen ate best Maartasl ter. CatlL
rbiwa 4MWBB KlHrlNR-
"PIOR BENT-IHAT CKNTItAL HTAMD,
tX0.2CEAOTKUraJT. t
Inquire within. " fle-lwd
-irA81I RVERYTIUNQTHAT NEKDH TO
like It w,,,,ed wllh " "'y Heap." You'll
pUBLIC HALE.
i-?i0a.2IBeuth Aa?n stift,oernsnelnf at
e clock a. m. and 1:30 p. as.', saeh daw, of uSs sa
tin sleck or New Fareltare-iWuwitaltrBsd-GK,mJi"u'
Dlnlnrroem Furniture, Ixraaces,
Easy Chairs, Chairs of all kinds-and awny
wu.
net named.
Hals tmaltlTe.
JOEL L. HAIlfHN.
Auctioneer
Hchaum.
and
Manager
ter Delebier
ftbHMtdKW
-pUBLlCSALE.
OM SATtJROAr, FBM?AKr I5,lsW,
yi'JSi?!? ,l ?ubl,c !! at " BeW of Jehn
ihJL'PK'LiS, "Jle. Pay a fins letsf
l?5?J2!ZSt,JceaS' n'ce farmers, drivers or jpn
eral purpess horses and heavy readers. fremTI te
a years old.
-A "Mlt ?t ? .ar w"l 1 Itvsn. Bate te
vuiiiiiiviice ik j u CIOCK
will be given by
febl2-3tdll
m., when attendance
A. L. N IBSLEY.
Su5", K"E, BAItaAINB-ODDH AND
I? Ends of Urle-a-Brac. Art Pottery, Pluah
Easels, Thermometers and Calehdai
from the Holiday
ra. left ever
bargalna te make
ion, win be sold at great
room for centempl
Hated
cnanges in trie scrlnr.
FRAILEVW EAST END PITAHM Anv.
u.ii. . t, (QPPoalte Eastern Market,)
Fralley'i Byrttp of llloedroot, Wild Cherry
id . HorcheundT cures the most Deralatent
S'J? . H,?rcheilnd,cuXf" the most persistent
Orlp cough ; 8.Vl 50c and II 00.
Jrulley j Bitter Wine of Iren la correct tonic
after the " Orlp ;" 6O0 and II 00. M.W.FAw
1?
I8S0LUTI0N OF PARTNERSHIP.
the partnership lately subsisting between C.
R. Keneagy and Jehn L. Oroff. of Btrasburg,
"ner the firm of Keneagy A OreB, was
mu,,,unV,eeV,S.nen,:,, M f J 16. by
All settlements with said firm are te he made
at the old stand, where the business will be con
tinued by said Jehn L. Oroff. They extend
thanks for the liberal patronage given them as
n firm, and liope the same wlll.be continued te
the successor.
O. R. KENEAGY,
ri2-3td
unu. u. uivurr.
AiJP E?TA,f ANIEL W. BAIR
nnd wife, of East Dm mere town..- Lancas
ter county. Daniel W. Balr and wife, of East
Drnmere township, having by deed ofveluntary
asslsnment, 'dateill February ll,:i890, asslgnsd
nnd transicrrcd all their estate and effects te
the undersigned, rer the henent of the creditors
of the said Daniel W. Balr, he therefore give
notice te all persons Indebted te said asslcner,
te make payment te tl,e undersigned without
niMftV. nnd thnan liawlMir nliM. -,. a
1.,?.v!W.c.1Jm" te present them
JOIIHTII. HAIR, Assignee.
te
-"" hwwiibiiii
Henldlnc In Catnarge, Lancaiter Ce., iV
Bnew.f Jt Hk.vskl, Attorneys. n2-ltdditwR
JJ-KW Y
OUK STORE.
WATT & SHAND,
6, 8 AND 10 EAST KINO ST.,
Hiv found It necessary te add-SO feet mera of
- .counter room te accommodate their
large stock of
WASH DRESS aOODS,
TqjLEDUNtmDS,
nnAP DE VENICE,
CLOVER CLOTHS,
HACARAPPA, DRESDEN and CHALON,
DRESS GINGHAMS.
OUTING CLOTHS,SEERaUCKER9,
FRENCH PERCALES,
NEW BPRINO CALICOES,
SHIRTINGS and CENTURY CLOTHS?
Latest HI j les In OUTING CLOTnS at 8c, 10c,
l-e u yard. '
3 000 Yard WASH BEIGES, be a yard ; usual
price, tc.
I-INE FRENCH
12Jc u yard.
PERCALES, jard wide.
nfBrliF.fS1 '." IMal(1 nml Striped DRESS
GINGHAMS, He, lOe and 12je a yard?
?T" ZEPHYR GINQHAMS, full width,
Jc mid 'Jle h yard. - '
a KXtJSL 9a'? "Flne Printed AMERICA-N
,TI . f.',la ,ew feigns and Colorings, gc,
10c aud I'cu jnnl.
IATTHK
New Yerk Stere.
J.B
MARTIN A CO.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets.
A few-weeks age you read of
our purchase of 300 pieces at
one time of Tapestry Brussels,
and hew money was saved en
the price, freight and discounts.
A statement ' followed that the
85c grade would be sold at 69c,
the 65c grade at 54c. The
heavy purchases since by know
ing housekeepers proves that
the saving of nc te 16c en a
yard of Carpet is appreciated.
Mequette Carpets.
42 patterns of Mequette Car
pet's te show you in the ' spft
rich new designs of this season.
WH
H
Velvet Carpets.
A cut in the price te 85c will
give customers a saving of 15c
a yard if they are prompt, as
the price is a special one, and
the busy season price will be $1
a yard.
Windoie Shades.
20 dozens in desirable colors
ready te hang. Nickel Orna
ments, Spring Fixtures, at 29c
each. Same as above, with ex
tra heavy shading, at 32c, with
fringe added, 40c each.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor, West King and Prince Sis.,
LANCASTER, PA.
', " r,,i ' -r '
12, 1890.
Wtttr 9frmtHmmnt&
F
OR
JAPAttME QOOM,
.WIlOBRll
. . Ke.Wesi
.Oote.KRUMAK'M,
VShSOBi
JsVtMB
IMStuniVCIOAB STORK.
U4aamKlBstrset.
TTVONT FOROKT I1
lli,.'.''elUn tttlRMITtJItB at andBa andBa andBa
iowCeatoelowoatthsbnslasj. aM.ia.1.. W.H.HOfFIKIll,
111 Bast King Btraet.
als-tMJi
dVVtlti
OVBRCOATIMQS AND TROU-
O beri;
:riirr?cn ttnin
XeQRAMM AJtOWLKK,
We. 1 North Uustm BL
fOTICB-TO MY
i
FRIKNDH AND CUB-
have located temnnraxllv tmw eaa. .
IVflSHB I
VUMMH. stla -T. Z. -M"r .Vn'
SAiiHii77ilSJ2.m PEH"" ssarai
hava In stock fln. Mment cVwalFrWgi
itcJL!lem.1 Carts, all of my own mannSsc
my own manetsc-
" "jwciai aitenuen is itm tn nnairin
ili2J!Uent wer end nslrcnlln
inng.
dealings,
always wins.
jX-lfd
J.H.NertBECK.AtenL
A SSJOOt-NOTHINGBUPERANU-iSs
nSi.1"" Incaster Business Col Cel
lege. Oar methods are the beat, newest, most
practical , Onr Actual Business! Department
enanist In all it details. . en? Sttsn
2fSKS'.lnteW?1 ,n th"r school work, and 55?
thi,lASSiSStal,,uJ,ncJJ,e otganlaatlei of
kt2S2l,.n.'!.rT'wel,'c,llln,een at the
Sf5In"l5.,,?00J0,2nl, ,B the city, Ne. M
iwK,? ,eeb 'n1 v!nc yourself as te
h.t:lru,Hl.0LVabe,reu.temenU- Pleased te
&!??&? yen J'jpselragoedword
rer us ir you set aeennlnted with ths stni
jr .. w..v:r" -r"-.
. W. VT BdlUliUM. a
. WEIDLER, Principal.
M'
ART1N BROS.
Without Iteserve, Every
Article In Winter Suite and
Overcoats for Men, Beys and
Children are going
AT
Ne
Reser-
i
vatien.
GREAT REDUCTIONS.
Excellent Casslraere and Wonted Bui te and
Melten and Beaver Overcoats for men, 17, ft. $12,
Werth a third mere.
Excellent Casslraere and Worsted Bulls and
Melten and Beaver Overcoats for Big Beys. K
I7,. Werth a third mere. '
Little Beys' Suits, wear resisting and dressy.
Little Beys' Cape Overcoats, wear resisting
and dressy, S3, $3 fie, 14, $3.
Beys' Extra Pants, 38c, fiOc, C5e, 75c, tl 00.
Men's Dress Trousers,! 2 75, S3 60 and 15: a
large selection of styles.)
Men's Streng Working Paute, 00c, SI 10, SI 85.
1175. '
All Men's and Bey's Underweargelng at large
reductions ; tl 50 Underwear at f 1 00 Is nu ex
ample. Ladies, see the " Star " Percale Waists at Cut
Prices- 42c, 6Sc, 84c.
Gentlemen, It will Interest and pay you te see
our Percale and White Dress Hhlrts. The Day
ton at II 00, Cyclone at 75c, and our 60e shirt,
either In different lengths of sleeves, are mar
vels of It and finish. t
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
35
AND 37 NORTH QUEEN ST- LAN
CASTER, PA.
Charles Stamm's
I.ANOASTER, PA.
New
. Dress
Goods.
M-Iuch All-Weel Surah Twill, il.
Best Silk Finish Henriettas, 75c.
All-Weel Cashmeres, 50c
Htrlped Weel Sateens, something new, 50c.
40-lncu Henriettas, 37c
Yard Wide Finest Cashmere, S7j;c.
Deuble Feld Tricot Cleth, 25c.
Yard Wide Cashmere, 25c,
All-Weel Bread Cleth, 60c,
4C-Inch Serges, 75c.
Pink, Blue and Cream Henriettas, 37Jc,
Striped BUck Goods, S7j4je, 60c, 75c, 11.
Black Henriettas, -37ic, 60c, 75e, be te f 2 50.
Colored Silks, 370, 87c, 870.
64-Inrh Platd Serges, 60c.
40-Inch Mehairs, 60c.
Platd and Strlpe Weel 8uraU,37;c.
Deuble Feld Mohair Lustre, 10c,
Best Outing Cleths, 10c.
Dress Olnghams, 6J$c, 8c, 10c, 12Jc.
Small Figured Black and White Satines, cheap
Bjit Eiderdown Cleth, 20c.
All Celers Cheese Cleth, 6c.
Weel Wash Peplin, 8c.
Geed Wide Check Cleths, 25c.
Fer Dr Goods, go where you nre sure te
see the largestaxfcerliueut of newtlitngs and ut
the lowest prices nndthem
-AT-
leii p SW,
m pen Sir et,
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u
1WV
Ti
3
Hm 9ls.ttrtemtatti.
a
V
.CK COCKE aVAMtX,
jsesmt Fatssr-si an I
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- .-w.-w.p
DSMlTTJl'm
eJsVtMB
-IM
rrtHB CALLA LILY M
Tsztr&m
X
orberinet8eaBaa
TIIOR RENT-,
"JMWIT . BBM
jj uweuii
menu, no,
".B.wijiii menana laaaaM
Stable en let NelrSpTedbrJniTi'V'n
B17 SEttML ar, .. IC-"B."
Ki.wt.eTO-p'Hi,gsa
FR
handbembm;
MBCKtaafek
ae
we.
miME. LABOR AMD MONET SstVasO
1 UaUtlsT PbkIiM Isms. M -"- - " "sV
DYBTERS I BB8T OYBTEBS IU mutX
ket served in all stylesTaM Mstaafi
ears, at CHARLU E. HOSTEsm teaSTU
aKiSkiS -! miissa.
rpe 8AVK YOUR. BACK AND GLADDt?
X your heart uas - Purity Soai.,J
rpBei
JUT4BHANK,
SHIRT MANUFACTURKRB AD
OUTFITTERS,
Ne. 140 North On a. .
MKH
atB.huSmmtetoer,,rM ,ew W tmJ
t AtrSVS?v2?,U5rWB havesurded
LAUNDRY and are prepared te lanasV?
aMA
Bdrye
XU-lfi
kinds.
SOAHRUGE WORKS)
D0EK80H aASXLkav. vmn
Cnrnftr nt TinW xr . T
Nerbi'S,",,"
mcjoea ewm.&"SK.J
." Fi'5?.Yh'eSf new en ExhrWMff'
"iSXruJl" r".MiAP?. tylei far' il
DoTrsem KSXK,,5?"U.,.,J " I
viniV.Vi-.. - " "" "" h una J
Vina streets.
dMyd
TyK EXAMINE EYES PREK.
Speotaeles !
WE EXAMINE EYES' FREE
Ten Think Tour Eyes Are Oeedl
nn5 TS?.h.!ive Hf em examined yea will pretssbJ
?? Jh-Jif er8 ' something wrong wlte Usrf
.c win ee a great neip le tee.
We use InlmlfiihlA nl u i5V t.TTt..
ZPSLSS!. &sim
tYvaVhTiem "" '"" O0"
mS aeId Bpectaeles, B3.00 1 aasssl
S'SP.'J P?ieIes. SOe.t usual pries. l.oe.
Aiuueiai ayes inserted, S4 j useal inlet, 916
M. ZUBMAI A BRO.!130 S. ILetfc
OPTICIANS. PHILADELPHIA.
ustnem vuaauimana walnut!
OIIOEH.
Something Tbat Will Suit Yen
We have riw.igvt the afrnn -. a J
Blens Shee that has come te our notles. An
. i i . "t ",,u" iev price can mass i
mistake In buying this. It Is a rnnd flll.r n.
SHii SSr!"1?: Ww iiae that we keep ,ye
will nnd te be right In price. T I
JSl?il?ve bn unusually busy this season will
.v. r i J, B Prepared lenuuteans
iii.B "" or uenviemen wne want
r t U "j"""',"' nue" or navepeeuiiantlasc
J7j - vM u) buiivu wiin a neaay-sts
Wffl, H. GAST,
W4K NO. 106 NORTH QUEEN BT.
TVECORATE YOUR, BUILDINGS.
Max M. Stuvei),
OF
NO. 1337 FRANKLIN STREETI
rillLADELl'HIA,
Who Is new decorating the Trust Building li
this city, will be glad te Drenara daatens. rui
nlsh estimates and prices te these of our cltl
sens who contemplate having their building
ueceraiea.
49-Cnll ou me at the Trust Building or Clt;
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VTO POISON OR INJURIOUS COLOU
.a.1. useu in ruruy ueap.",
1 REATEST REDUCTION.
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Anneancement Extraordinary
"s
The Greatest Reduction or all In
FINE TAILORING
' AT
H. GERHHRTS,
Overcoats made te order ut cost price.
Trousers reduced from f 10 te 18 ; from IS te f6 ; I
irem se te m oe.
Heavy Suitings reduced at the same rate.
Full Dress suite of the latest style material, I
Mllll llllOU, Ol !'.
xius is me most sweeping reduction ever!
made In Fine Tailoring, and will enable thai
cash buyer te get a first-class article forth. I
same money he would have te puy for a ready
made one.
H. Gerhart,
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
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T
HE PEOPLES CASH STORE.
Bargains,
Bargains,
Bargains.
S50 Seal Plush Coats for W.
NO Seal Plush Coats for no
S.15 Beal Plush Coats for rJe,
130 Seal Plush Coats for 120,
ISOSeal Plush Coats for f 17.
lid Beal Plush Jackets for f 1 1,
110 Beal Plush Jackets for 112.
I 5 00 Cleth Newmarkets rer I S 00.
69 Cleth Newmarkets for 0 00.
10 00 Cletli Newmarkets for 7 SO,
1269 Cleth Newmarkets for 8 60,
' 13 60 Cleth Newmarkets for 10 00,
18 00 Cleth Newmarkets for 13 00,
22 60 Cleth Newmarkets for 16 00.
One Let Reduced from 1200 te! 75,
One Let Reduced from 2 50 te 1 00,
One Let Reduced from 4 00 te 260,
One Let Reduced from 6 00 te 3 60,
One Let Reduced from 7 AS te 4 00.
A large line of liner goads at greatly reduced
prices,
L REMEMBElt-Our Entire Sleck of Winter
Goods must go at euce If possible. We will
make prices te make It go.
Wt will pay you te Inspect our sleck.
ThePeople'sCashStere
25 East King Street,
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TfrOR RBRT-BTORK ROOM MO. -tt Bail
rpsn April 1, tsas. Inqalrs of
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BOSTON STORE.
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