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Lancaster, Pa.
!AllOAim,PA., rebnmy 80, 1890.
jfcSP' IMenrttv MlgwtlMu "
$rf hlntuntlnv in HfllA the indlfma-
V fetjwi which permeates the Bepublican
k, fttAHet'n besom, or at least Hews from his
'psaat the contemplation or tne acineus
f Sayef the Ohie IX-mecraUC legislature
' Vitimn divide the Btata Inte congressional
f'dlstricts as te revcrse the order
arw 1.1). tli itnliilpnl n.irtles
v"sii -new represented In the lower
ISHeiwe, where the striking per-
' formance of Speaker Iteed has beeii
sg'sinde posslble only through his election
;jyly these Ohie Kcpuuucau cengrcsameu,
3 w? -i..j ,..ni tn lie niite Ilcrmhllcan
f 4yvJgllature'8gcrryraandcref the congres cengres
M,h lenal districts j whereby only six Denio Denie
? 5?T crats have been rcturnetl te the Heuse te
rteen Jtepuuncaxis.
As Ohie Is a state which Is carrletl by
Iho Democracy and Republicans with
frequent alternation ; and as at present
it te Democratic, It will strike the aver
age mind that It Is Just as proper mid
fair for the Democratic Legislature te
mnke the congressional districts se as te
return llftceu Democrats, as it was fur
the Republican Legislature, when 11 liad
its chance, te create fifteen Republican
districts ; and mere Justifiable, because
the example of taking such advantage
of their power was taught the Deme
crats by the Republican prccetient
set them; and rammed home te
them in a most offensive way
by the present performance of the
ln fuuiVnAf i lin llntlntlfll TTniioe. tvlin
CTriL IUC eui.iiki.1 uwv. ,., ,. -.
Svwaa elected te his seat of power as the ro re
JfW&j suit eftlm Ohie Renubllcun Lcelslature's
"fsjfilirerrvmandcr of the congressional dis-
iS'rtrlcts. With all this influence exerted
fiSs- "Pn Ul 0U, Democratie Legislature
-5 districts that they can, new that they
1f t?5y?faave the making, of them, 11 is net
atrange that they proceed te de it.
.wt4' -'And anvone who undertakes te con-
- &&!&. jUmn 4Knni ftT It will fin wfilt In nnll
trlni vriflf litil llm twinln nm vel. nf itm
iefe'mlnd te demand fairness in politics
I, fift,. from party managers. That such falr
fe ?;.' ness Is right and that It should been-
OKi'Jereed Is net te be denied ; but is it the
i?t s question m;tbe case 7 which is rather as
Jlis te whether the people are disposed te
p -'..J insist upon Its practice.
m liW I' the voters of the country are ready
ste acquiesce in such methods as the Re-
f,J ' 4 puuucuii party lunuiiguni ireuiy pruu
; i4 vtlce te keep up their power In Congress,
.-'? ( u unreosenauio te nsn 1110 .Democratic
party managers te abstain from these
methods when they have a chauce te
Vjtl vl lftMt t It Kftva f PliAai 1 nmm tli miilinli
$& "". n-v 'BV ",
,-;,. ie conciuue tuattiie staioei puuuescn.
uuiciit is net sucu us 10 can ier luiniess
In politics, and that the devil take the
hindmost practice is the one that the
people want.
It is true that this Is net a practice
which is likely te wear forever, and that
the perty leaders may be the wlscut who
let the walk of their party be conspicu
ously virtuous in every hour nnd
at every step. Rut such self control
1 net te be looked for from the average
man, and doubtless is net te lu expected
from the Democrats of the Ohie Legis
lature. If they can control their action
se as te cxclude the question of party
Interest from the congressional appor
tionment, they will be a geed deal titter
for heaven than the majority of men
whom the people select for their law
makers. Ward Representation.
The distribution of ceuncilmcu te the
several wards of Lancaster is conspicu
ously out of proportion te their voters,
and it should be reformed. We can say
this without suspicion of partisan
prejudice new that the Flrst.ward, which
,1s the smallest in its vete and has
the most members of council, has been
carried by the Democrats. Tills wurd
polled but 430 votes, while the Sixth
polled 1012 and the Eighth 1017. The
total vete of the city gives about iiX)
Veles as the allotment for each of the
27 common ceuuciltuen ; and under this
distribution the First ward would
have but two members, whlle the
Bixth and Eighth would have four. Be
also probably should the Ninth ward
have four members for its 805 votes, ns it
is a growing ward. The Fifth ward has
new but two members, though Its vote
is 604, which is mere than the MS
of the Third and the' 6S7 of
the Second and is about the name
as the G71 of thu Fourth. The
First, Second and Third wards, with
two members of common council : the
Fourth, Fifth nnd Seventh with three,
and the Sixth, Eighth nnd Ninth with
four each, would fairly distribute the
numleccerdlng te their voting impu
tation ; and it is timu that measures bu
taken te make this fairer representation
of the people In councils.
What is needed is the division of (lie
larger wards into two wards ; or at least
thecreatieu of two election precincts in
them. Five hundred votes is enough te
be taken at one precinct.
Women and Fire Insurance
It is said that foreign lire insurance
eempaules delug busiucss iu tills coun
try refuse te insure the property of
women, and the New Yerk Star quotes
a New Yerk manager of oue of the com
'panics as explaining this curious rule.
He asserts that when a lire dcstreisn
stock of goods belonging te n woman
she always demands n sum largely In
excess of the less, and if the company
refuses te pay there Is a law suit. Then
of courfce the weeping American woman
commands the sympathy of the jury
rather than the licit corporation witli
stockholders Iu a foreign laud.
If these facts are thus, and bused en
this argument, it liehoeves the Ameri
can business woman te rise und explain.
Is she mere grasping and unscrupulous
than the business man, or is it that she
knows her rights, und, knowing, dare
maintain tjiem y A man may limit his
demands by wt .he thinks he ought te
have or supposes he cau get, while a
woman may without reatemijg arrive at
a understanding of her rights by the
qulek Intuition that uevelUtt continu
ally talk about. Then it takes a forma
trial and all the machinery of law toset teset
Math matter, but at last the minds of
MmauMH jury reach the same con-
gr mm mere wow and dHMcuit
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reit. The insuranea cempftBies might
aelvs the problem by employing women
U. uUust losses 1 then there would M in
teresting tangles of eenfllcUng intul intul
tlens and Juries might perpctrate ver
dicts suggestive of temporary Insanity.
TTIth Thanks.
The senior editor of the Intem.ioek Intem.ieek
cpk thanks the Carlisle Volunteer and
its friendly correspondent who flatter
ingly suggest his name for the
Democratic nomination for governor
of Pennsylvania, but assures them that
he Is net a candidate for the honor,
exalted as he believes it te be. Ite is a
firm believer in the maxim that the
otliter is dlsablcVl for office candidacy,
the position belhg Incompntlble with
his duty as public critic and censer.
The Intelmeenceb moreover seems te
have Its hands full In providing mayors
for this city from Its business office; and
does net propose te venture out of this
modest field, in which it has se brilliant
success, into the broader domain of the
state, whatsoever the temptation.
m m
Kx-SEcnCTAnr Vilas bes been telling
n Chicago ropertor what he thinks of
the political situation. He was asked
hetlinr (he cAinnnlsn of 18S3 stronethcnetl
or weakened the cnuse of tariff reform and
thought that thcre could be no question of
the strengthening elfect of the struggle. It
mlRht happen, as In the lant campaign,
that meney, sectional feollnger memen
tary frcmy would pnalcli away a (icmwiiu
state, but this cannot be when the poeplo
are awake te the perll. "This Is well estab
lished by the returns of 1888, tariff reform
having inade gains and progress whorevor
discussion was most plenteous, nnd fulling
whero argument necessarily meves slowly
te the reach of all."
"
At midnight In geed weather Jehn L.
BulllvAii (?ecs out for oxeitIho nt the llnt
tery, In New Yerk. IIe was recently dis
covered by a nowspnper man running r.t
full speed In ills shirt sloevosalong the sea
wall path te the wall of Caslle Garden.
The trouble with this story Is that oxerclso
at midnight Is net Benernlly approval, and
theso who have tried running In the night
air ogreo that they can net de as well ns
by day.
If the collcge lltorery seclellas w 111 oller
a geld medal in a free for nit imelical con
test, they will receive seme sneclmonsef
rhyme worth studlng for the nuiMeum.
Tjoeallv. we
have oxnerloncod Iho re-
suit of division. .Should this sanie factional
spirit he csrrled Inte our state politics the
restm may de uisasiruun. jimmjur j-i-amlncr.
Net at all, esteemed and distressed con
temporary; the result will be qulte as do de
llgbtrul as It has been in Lancaster, where
the mle of domineering bosses hns been
sharply reproved nnd the right of the voter
te Independent Judginent vigorously os es os
sertcd. The Jltumincr finds ene cnuse for sat
isfaction with the local cnmpnlgu Just
closed, and that 1 that "the contest wns
froe from theso gross porHenalilloa which
froqueutly dlsgrace our local nnd general
elections." Geed citlzens of all parties can
glve a hearty anion te that, nnd the fact is
a high compllinent te both candidates.
ANkw Yeiik physician calls attention te
the geed effects of the mild winter, nnd
among them naines the geed health of the
Infant population. Hesays: "Their mor
tality has been less than ever before In the
time we have kept statistics of the death
rate in New Yerk. I, and nearly all the
inoinbe'rsef the profession with whom I
huve converred, have had comparatively
nothing te de for babies, but much for
adults. This simply roerscs nil experi
ences." The w Inter has been blamed for
a great denl of sickness that would luue
been (in ltd ns sovere in zero weather, for
the grip and pneumonia hive been very
sevore in the North west, whero the winter
has been remarkable for oxccnsIve cold
long continued. '
An Intelligent jhtheii when hurl will iitonce
procure n Imttloef Huhiitleu oil. Jtls Itiuuixl
thine tecuruKWillliiKH, liurnn or wound. All
UniKslHU null It at lM?!ity-floreiitH(ilettln.
Dr. Hull's L'eukIi Hyrup Mieuld be l.pl In
eery fiunlly. A Mlelil ceiirIi, ir tinrlieckeil,
eflull the liiHtrilliiiMit of eoninuiiptleii, Una
iIoke or this wiiiulerml lnetlklue tins P'nciieiI
ninny from lliecrue.
Cema let Ihcjoyeiix IUIIiikh roll
I'rein raat te west, from pole te pole,
That vrenmii'H tceth, nnd llw, nnd breatli,
Ne mere ulinll Hitlfer wen limn death,
KerHOZODONT with iiiiibIc Bttay,
l'reserc them new Ireux foul decny.
fol)17-l)deeilAw
Vliat n Diiuue t
I cullercd with fewr, het head und foul breath,
With Ktemncli disordered vim xlek iintedenth.
I bore It u week nvirely I wns a dunce
Then I took b few " l'elleU " Ihey cured 1110 nt
eucu.
What a duiice. Indeed, te neglect iuch n
remedy' nnd sullcr n week, when quick relief
eeuld lme Imhmi found lu l)r, l'rlco'iil'leiinunt
lurButle I'ellcU. W.TliAw
TTt OOIVB HAIIH At'A III U.A.
Scrofula.
In One of It Went J-hrmsA Remark
able Care.
A" whllcswelllne" lsoneof the ery pain
fill forma of scrofula nnd ment dllllcult te euro
The remarkable elTect or lloed'HBnrxapnrllln In
the case dexcrlbed below, lllimtrate the power
of this medicine ecralt disease of Iho bleed.
" In 18S7 my neil, 7 J ears old, Imd n white iiwi'l
llng come eujili right leg lelew theknee, hleh
became cry much hweIIcu and painful, and
contracted thu muscles se that bu leg was
drawn up nt right nugles. Physicians lunced
thu Nelllng, which dUchargtst freely, but
failed te help him materially , und I considered
him
A Confirmed Cripple.
I was nbeut te take him te Cincinnati for an
Gjwrnllen, exiiectlug bU leg would luue lobe
Utken eir, nnd began gl lug htm Iloed'a Sarsn
parllla In order le get up lila strength. The
medlclne weke up hU upiwtlle nnd seen pieces
of bone were dUchurgid rrem the sere. We eon
tinned with HetHl'aSarsnpnrllla, as It seemed
lobedelug him Kemiich geed, nnd thodlscharge
from tliOForedecrensed.the swelling went down,
the leg straightened out, and In n few mouths
he had perfect use of hU leg. He new runs
e irjwhere.iis lively tin any bej, and nppareiitly
Is as wcllaxetcr." Jehn U McMcitu , Notary
Public, HauiiiWO(Kl, Y, Vn.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Sold by nil drutglsts. Jl ; six for l'n punsl
"only by C I. HOOD i CO., Uracil. Mass.
Kill lee Oue Dellar (I)
UUMKUNNISS.
LIQUOK HAIJIT.
In All the World thore Is but One Cure.
Dlt. HA1NUS" UOLDUX HI'JX'IKIO.
It can be gheu Iu n cup of cottceor ten. or In
nrtldeser feed, vltheuttha knowledge of the
INitient.lfiH'ceiisary; Ills nliseluulj barmless
and will cneet n ennunent nnd siHinlyc lire,
whether the patient U it mwlcrute drinker or
an nlcoliello wreck, IT KKVKIt KA1IX It
einites M quietly nnd with such cxrlaliity
thut the isitleiit undergoes no lnceneiilenct.
and ere he Is aware, lilscomplete reformation Is
eirected. l& pate Iwek of leirtlculars frw.
CIIAH.A.lt;ilUU. I)rugg)l,
ectcT ,vlus HU' u""!ukUr'
JiNVKsreusi
llJL,l5rll.VIJjI.,,,ia A.ND AN ARSOCIA
ON of Dukate Is n large real csUite mort mert
gufe tennwiiy making hmi.H eHm l0 w,ue
principle us (he klllai i, building aMucla aMucla
liens of the Kest. It Issues pald-u S ste?? in
certificates ranging Iu amount from 150 te M.0U0.
Karnlngs range from 6 is-r cenute W per ceutisj?
aitiiuiu.dciieiidliiKuiiualviiEili offline owner
carries stock. A K.rttu of dividends are pa d
KemUiuiiualljr In casli. Hleck ulwajs lias
a fixed cash Aalue le be rwld stfKkhel5?rs bv
the uskTM-latleii In case furiuerwlshes tesell. All
stock Issued oil dtbtnture pluu beluic bueki4l
by iiierlgagva dveslUst wltlm trustee. uul"m
OjrreiKjndeuce Invited.
PhlUd,lphlaOmce. O-W-WAUUNQ.
W". ll Walnut Hlreeu lanl.lmced
FURNITURE STORE,
full tin of Kurnlture of every eWipUuu at fli
JojVfiee. Alse Uuderukln preVapUy i
tMuMta. Call aadesamlne our iuu.
BMaUT lLWOl.lMlsastluifiiLiMt.
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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
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BIBIL ltimCTS.
Seme Clese CentesU Fer 8npervlsera
and Scheel Directors Ths Hstures
ns Filed With the Court Clerk.
Following are the returns of the town tewn
ships: BAKT TOWNSHIP.
Judge 1 HebcrtE Thompson, 128 j Henry
Glrvln, 100.
Inntioelers J 1) Jehnsen, 132 ( Win Rice,
00.
Tax Collecter: Jehn Keen, 132; Ovid
(llrvlni DO.
Justice of the Peace i Frank 11 Trout, HI;
Win I) Itussell, 81.
(school Directors t J P Leech, 110 II
naughman, 1 17 1 Uenl Fritz, Jr., 102; Thes
McOlure. 127.
Huporrlsersi K II Kmery, 117; It M
Coulter, 121; J F Jehnsen, 131 ; Hamuel
HfcChire, 80.
Auditer: Chas K Helm, M D, 131 ; Jehn
urnnsm, vt.
Town Clerks i C N Qreff, 101 ; J Milten
Heep, 123.
HtlECKNOCK TOWNSHIP.
J lid ge: KII H Geed, 187; Henry A Hern,
180.
Inspecter: Levi Weiuheld, 220; Bonno Benno Bonne
vlllo Yeh, lir..
Tax Collector : Daniel A Shlffer, 108 ; D
W llcnder, 22; Iteuben Schlabach, 187.
Superviser: Christian Messner, 238 ; Goe
Sprocher, 203 ; Ueorge lxrah, 200.
Scheel Directer: Isaae Hteffy, 310; Mat
thias Herst, 21)0.
Justice of the Peoce: FSStover, 108; S
O Scifrlt, 174.
CoiiHtshle: Jehn Oramer, 308.
Auditer: Isaae Iluynnl. 225.
Town Clerk: U II ltenningcr, 323.
OrTIItNAHVON.
Judge: William J McCaa, 103; Milten
Yebn. '.
Insiiocter: Pearson Sample, 170; Eben
Yi.lin, 80.
Tax Collecter: Martin W Weaver, 171 ;
ilonsen Irwin, 8.1.
Supervisers: Jehn Clark, 157 ; fleorge
Katr, l.V); Nathaniel rUyer, 80; Ssiuuei
Palton, 105.
Scheel Directers: David Gchman, 158;
SiMiiuel U Seuder, 102; Kouhen Oarinau,
0J; James (J DeIIavcn, 8J.
Censtable: Levi Yohn, 70.
Auditer: lteger Lincoln, 178; James
Ilyman, 77.
Town Clerk : Frank Cllnzler, 170 ; Will
iam xeun, bi,
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
Judge : Jeseph N Helnly HO ; J H Wolf
140.
Inspecter: Reubcn Wenrlcii 01 ; Harvev
i: Itemlg 140; Lincoln O. Furlow 10 ; A ll
IIormelKon 40.
Supervisers: Jehn E Edwards 128; W.
II IIMoEllienny23; Peter M. Kepler 13(1;
Jehn W Uerry & ; Solemon II Eherly 117.
Scheel Directers: JOvl II Wissler 212 ;
Samuel H Wolfe 89; Jee I) Zortman, 201.
Justlce of the Pcnce: Samuel Nlssley
211; II II lllngaumn 240.
Auditor : Simen 11 Snyder 258.
Town Clerk : Win K Furlow 251,
. C6CALICO (EAST) TOWNSHIP.
Judge: J W Ernst, 253; E U Eherly, 233 ;
Jehn L Schlott, (10.
Inspecter: Abraham S Ilare, 20; Isaae
S Ghidlkunst, 88; Henry Firestone. ICO;
David Celdren, 215 ; A S Sharp, Jr, 30.
Tax Collecter: II W Bard, 412; Samuel
Clarman, Ir, 1?).
Supervisers: Sauuiel Wlsser, 103; Mon Mon Men
eoe lJerry, 107; S L Swlgart, 51; Joel
Carpeuter, KJ; llenlatnin Weldner, 114;
Geerge W Swlgart, 30; Isaac M Staver,
143 ; Jehn Garman, 00.
Scheel Directers: Isaae T Zortie. 200:
Jehn S Hever, 204: Henry anrner,-210;
Ellas SWolnheld, 274.
Justlce of Peace: A R Shirk, 252; R 11
Schlott, 118; WW Haiti, 110; Andrew E
Shhup, 235.
Auditor : A It Reyor, 403.
Town Clerk: Era It Welnheld, 07; E
R Potery, 200; S II Miller, 150.
COCAL1CO (WEST) TOWNSHIP.
Judge: Daniel M Reet, 291: Henry S
Mumma, 01.
Inspecters: E 8 Hagy. 135; Jehn It
Sloher, 40; C W Kassnacht. 115; Charles
AV Swelgert, 87.
Ceushible: Moses R Geshert, 203 ; Iwis
W l'etter, 0J.
Scheel Directers: Jacob K Shirk, 218;
Evan S Dornbech 2IS ; Jehn Wulter, 18.8.
Tax Collector: Solemon Wcinheid, 171 ;
Henry Rnhehl, 31: Samuel Hedger, 20;
llenry W Stuber, 35 ; Henry Pennebecker,
Supervisers: Jacob Pnsnncht, 251;
Henry Lelay, 259 ; Jehn 11 Hewor, 131.
Auditer: Lonien S. Shirk, 301.
Township Clerk : Adam Usner, 3.17 ;
Jes Whitiuoyer, 3J.
COLERAIN TOWNSHIP.
Judge: Marlen Harrur, 187; W S Martin,
101; Jiim R Jacksen, I.
Inspecter: Ellswerth Ilurnlte, 189; Goe.
W Cellins, 00, Henry Swisher, 0.
Tux Collecter: Abraham McCennell,213;
Jus M Wright, b3; A J Hnrrar, 2.
Supervisers: J II Swisher, 152; Isane
Reath, 181; AV R Fergusen, 110; Ren G
Herr, 107; II M Cellins, 2.
Scheel Directers: TllWenU, 203; Hill
G Davis, 202; J C Maule, 0J; AV J Hastings,
Censtable: AV J McNIss, 185; Adam Reek,
1; James Roop, 1; M Hinin, I.
Auditon C Ulackhurn, 187; F M Stevon Stovon
Ben, 103; Jnines Scott, 5.
Town Clerk: James Roop, 101; J E Kll
lian, I. "
CONESTOGA TOWNSHIP.
Judge: II. F. Hoekov, 287.
Inspecter: FruiikllnUFeutr,70; II. AV.
Hess, 137; Owen F. Ilruner, 70; Jacob
Morrison. 89.
Tax Collecter: Yalontine Knelsley, 281 :
II. L. Martin, bi
SuiorvIser8 : Jacob Rurkhart, 43;
Geergo R. Gsrrct. 121 ; Daniel R. Slienk,
152; Henry II. AVarfel, 40; Michael Lo Le Lo
fevcr, 130; Jehn Rankin, 21; Mlehael
Rencdlct, 171.
Scheel Directers: Geergo AV. AVarfel,
115: Adam Geed, 220 ; Minis H. GrelV, 07 ;
Frederlek ShelV, 100; David H. Miller, 50.
Justlce of the Peace: II. II. Kurt, 312.
Censtable: Edwc.rd Ouke, :iir.
Auditer: Jehn M. AVarfel, 147; Andrew
Geed, 220.
Town Clerk : Theoderb Jenes, 230 ; Al
bert Caldwell, 135.
CONOY TOWNSHIP.
Judge: Herace Depew, 212; Harry Sny
der, 100. J J
Inspecter: Milten Mundle. 217; N R
Morrison, 101.
Collecter: (1 AV Hawthorn, 221; Ames
Banner, 00.
HuporUsers; Jacob Arthur, 110; Geergo
lolteuliorgor, 200; Adam R Smith, 171;
Jehn riuud, 100.
Scheel Directers: Samuel Elietsole, 217;
Ephralm llrinser, 218; Jeshua Kayler, 100:
UranvlllaShocmnker, 102.
Justlce of the Peace: Christian Gess, 185;
Jacob K. Stever. Ui
Constable : B W Burkheldcr. 210: Chris-
tl.iu Hoever. 100.
Ail "
Auditer: Goe W HockenUorECr,
210;
Clerk: M AV Smith, 210; D I) Ruth, 101.
DONE. VI. (AVllST) TOWNSHIP.
JudRe: Henry Ober, 138; Scbabtlan Ul
rlch, 07.
Inspecter: Henry R. Reller, 137 ; .Sam
uel Sides, 08.
t'ollet-tors Jehn Duvcler, 1)0; Herace T.
SupervUers: Adam Geistwlle, 121; Chris
tian Baruhait, 103; Iaae Rutt, hi; Jacob
M. Shenk.Ut.
Scheel Dlrocters: Ell AVelipmiith, 131 5
Henry T-:.Grber. 111; Philip l'isher, 08;
Martin AVinters, 00. '
Censtable: Matthias Shank, 113; Ilenla
mln Kayler, 77.
Auditer: Hess, KO ; Martin .Sweljrart, 09.
Clerk: A Intlcld S. Helsy, 101 ; Jehn Mc
Rrlde, 81.
DRUMORE TOWNSHIP.
Judge: T. C. Boyd 120; Enes Carrlgan
08. ,
Insiecter: J Ed Breun 119 ; J A AVimer
Ce.
Collecter: M AV Harvey 120; Peter
Smith 01.
SiiorNers: Bpii Fllmve 121; Alliert
MeCardell 121 ; AV S Hastings 01 ; P Mess
01,
Scheel Directors : AV P Bolten 113; Jes
J 1-eiijr 112; Jes Carrlgan b2j Jehn 1)
Penny 09. '
Coiihhtble: Juiiiem H Beeth 119.
Auditer: J M Hess 120; H Blackburn
C8.
'fewnshlp Clerk : Rebert LMoerollO;
Henry AA'eldley 00. '
DRUMORE'EAST) TOAVNSIIIP.
Judge: Samuel, Martin, 105: Q K Pusey,
00. -
Inspecter: ltsa N Oreft. infl ft Omm
riiUlfpal6S. F '
aiTaCoilMerHlt iuMBt, 171; WU-"
wMrvtasni M tlMa 3(M; Ames
OrafTlMi Jaeb Frtta, t)Them Mer-
- Sehoel Wfieterjri. J Maxwell, 1C0;
AMm Aumaat, 1H 1 Themas K Puscy, 84 ;
1 flalM LeHsvre, M.
Tewaaklp Auditor i Geerge- Evans, 107 j
R J Barnas, 86. .
t Township Clark t Thee K Hear. 100
Hayes Kdwarda, 80.
KARL TOWNSHIP.
Judge : Jacob ft. Iloebcr, 308 ; S. A. Zell,
Inspectera; E. U Sutten. 300; AVm.
Grlmley, 81.
Supervisers: Jehn Slough. 338; Oeorge
Bear, 17 ( EUaa GreflT, 2IS.
Scheel Directers: Jehn Myers, 108 ; Isaac
Martin, 367; Ellas Q rati, 305.
Constable ; Henry Nsgle, 57; Jehn If.
Lewry, 6.
Township Auditer: Ixivl Geed, 450.
Town Clerk i I). H. (Iralie, 437: Jacob
Scldemrldge, 20; scattering votes, 10.
EPHBATA TOWNSHIP.
Judge: Bambright Reet, 311 ; LL Red Red
Inspecter: Phares Wsltman 307 ; Aaren
R Landis O30 ; Aaren Eitnler 240.
Sunervlsera ! Edwin Nnsle 421 i Imee tl
y.wally 108: Albert Melllnger 405; Jacob
O Sbaeffer 409.
Scheel Directors : Jacob Klehl 282 ; Jacob
II AVIssler077 ; Jehn M Reyor 019.
Justlce of the .Peace: Samuel L Sham
L757.
Township Auditer: Abraham B Hess
819.
Township Clerk : Martin 8 Fry 767.
LE ACOCK TOWNSHIP.
Judge : II B Slack, 202 ; David Taggart,
te.
Inspecter: J M Ayers, 273; AV AV Herst,
84
Supervisers: William Blsir.
100;
J V
229;
uersney, zh ; it L,musey, vez.
Scheel Dlrocters: Jacob F Eby,
jeiiii 11 iiiair, inr, 11 b liniter, jbv.
ConsUble : J S AVarfel, 237.
Township Auditer: Henry Horshey, 275;
Al Eaby, 5.
irnwH.kin r..i. . t r v-i... mn
.uniiniiii.ium ; a jv r.niiv, will.
Assesser: EMRanck, 20; IRLlghtner,
C.
ELIZABETH TOAVNSIIIP.
Judge: Harrison Shlssler, 181; Henry
Snaxely, 1; JohnStenor, 1; Prank Senli,
3
Inspecters: Augustus Habocker, 130;
Benjamin Adair, CO,
Supervisers: Ames Rlsser, 07 : Dawsen
Iinssler, 21; Emll Heller, 21 ; Peter Riant?,
48: Isaae AV. Hull, 7; Urias Denimy, 55;
Jehn Hulier, 89.
Scheel dlrocters : E B Brubaker, 120;
Samuel S. Hess, 129; Jehn AV Stauffcr, 0J.
JubIIce or the Peace : A B Relst, 178.
Constable : Jesse Buchter, 115 ; lCdwnrd
Lingle. 75.
Auditer: Joint M Kehlor, 70; Edwin
Elser, 118.
Town Clerk : AA'm Marks, 187.
KDEN TOAVNSIIIP.
Judge: Adam Keen, 125; Josepli M.
Hess,120.
Inspecters: Isaac Altheuso, 125; Geerge
AV. lionsel.Jr., 129.
Tax Collecter: Elmer Lofevor, 78; Geergo
Beck, 170.
Supervisers: Geergo AV. Blrelv, 100;
Jehn Lcfevcr, OS; Geerge CrcsswcR, 128;
Jacob Myers, 79 ; Jeslah Keen, 00.
Scheel Directers: Geergo Lcfevcr, 111;
C. lMIecrr. 122; Geerge McElhauey, 111.
Justlce of the Pence: Jeseph 1omeii, 110;
j. 11. uiioen, iae.
Censtable: Daniel Oatman, 101; AVm.
Murphy, 150.
lewnsmp Auditer: T. M. Uolirer, 122;
J. P. M. Raub, 132.
Town Clerk: Micliael Wclmer, 127;
Frank Krolder, 120.
EARL (EAST) TOAA'NSHIP,
nt.UK 11A1.I..
Judge: S E AVaiiunr, 301.
Inspecters: ESGiest, 212; Lemuel Cor
1 ell, 74.
Collector: Harry S AVltmer, 270; Daniel
Schnader. 30.
Supervisors : Solemon High, 279; Semiah
Klllian, 42; llenry D AVeaver, 101.
Scheel Directers: DS Kurtz, 270; Samuel
AVochter, 0; AVm M Cllme, 01: Relaud
AA'oller, 70.
Justlce of the Poace: R F AVeaver, 20S; S
B Feils, 112: J J Kershner, 17; 11 B
llecker, 12.
Auditer: Samuel Zimmerman, 277;
Samuel Mull, 1.
Town Clerk: E M AVallaee, 307.
Timni: 1111.1..
Judge: B Frank Ooeil, 80; Jehn AVCaul
ler, 85; Emanuel Kllllau, 70; Jehn M Sla
ter, ii; 11. u Aiuier, 17.
Inspecter: J L AV AA'eiler, ISO; Jehn L
Amnion, 108, Milten E Klllian, 01.
Justlce of Iho Poace: S B Feltz, 271; B F
AA'eax or, 205; Jehn J Kershner, 115; II It
Becker, 111.
Supervisers: Solemon High, 01; Semiah
Klllian, 251; Henry D AVeaver, 212.
Scheel ITtrecters: AA'm M Clime, 251; Sam
uel AA'cchter, 181; 1) SKurt, 112; Reland
AVoller, 120.
"Tax Collecter: Daniel Sunder, 208 ; HS
AVitmer, 112.
Coustable: AVm Swelgart, 102; A K Sol Sel Sol
lenbergbr, 41 ; Jehn Oetz, 89.
Auditon Hamuel Ziininermaii, 352.
Town Clerk: K M AVallaee, 30J.
CON.SOUDATEI).
Tax Collocter : Daulel Suader, 307 ; II. S.
AVitmer, 382.
Superviser: Solemon High, 373; Semiah
Klllian, 290; Henry I). AA'eaver, 34J.
Scheel Directers: AVm. M. Cllme, 315;
Samuel AA'echter, 103; D. S. Kurt, 418;
Reland AVoller, 100.
Justlce of the Peoce: S. B. Feltz, .183; B.
F. AVeaver, BOJ; Jehn J. Kershner, 132; H.
B. Becker, 01.
Township Auditor : Samuel Zimmerman,
G29; Harry Muckle, 2; Samuel Mull, 1.
Town Clerk : E. M. AA'allace, 070.
DONEGAL (EAST) TOWNSHIP.
MAVTOWN niSTltlCT.
Judge: David L Paules, 187; Jehn S
Brooks, 108.
Inspectors; Geergo AA'arncr, 103; Harry
Bewors. 102.
Tax Collector: Frank Paules, 83; Jehn
HeuHOal, 215.
Superviser: Eli Pertner, 200; D B
Brandt, 158; Geerge T Gresh, 137.
Scheel Directers: Q Mable,(3 vears),170;
M II Engle, (3 years), 102: S fj Kreyhlll,
1-ycarsi, jui ; nainuet iieunoe ji;i.
Constatile
Myers. 100.
Heraco II Klugli, 1IU; Jacob
Auditer: BLGurber,J00; Hurry Shlro Shlre
niau, 10J.
Town Clerk: 1 E Eborsole, 103; Isaac
Carpenter, lut.
hi'm.vnvii.i.K nisTiiicT.
Judge: Lc I Rutherford, 121.
InsHHtern: Ellas S Nissley, 82; Frauds
Nniiiiian, 27.
Tax Collector: Frank Paules, 00; Jno
lleuseal, 71.
Supervisers: Ell Pertner, St ; David B
Brandt, 88 ; Gee T Gresh, 03.
St'hoel Directers: Gee Mnble, 109;
Mlehael Engli',,117; S s; Kmyblll, 130; S
MeBridc. 22.
Coustable: HoraceHKlugh, 111; Jacob
Myers,23. '
Auditer: Ben) L Garbcr, 121; Harrv
Slilrcuian, 17.
Town Clerk: I E Ebe; sole, 122; Isaau
Curienter, 15.
MNtxii.N msruirr.
Judge: Gee II Lindsay, 120; Jehn Clatke'
07.
Inspecters: Harry Hoever, 132; Jehn
Campbell, 58.
Tax Collecter: Frank Panics, 130 j Jehn
HoiiHea, 52.
Suorlsers: Ell Pertner, 155; Bald B
Brandt, OSj.Gee T, Gresh, 71,
Scheel Directors; G. Mnble, 133; Michael
II Engle. 120: S S Krabiil,75; ham1 1 Mo Me Mo
Brlde, 107.
Censtable: Heraco Kltigh, 102; Jacob
Jacob Myers, 81.
Auditer: BenJ I. Garber, 132; Henry
Shireman, 51.
Town Clerk: I E Eborsole, 133; Isaac
Carpenter, 61.
conseliihtkh.
Tax Collecter: Frunk Paules 2i5 ; J
lleuseal 3.18,
Suporlsers: Eli Pertner 415; D B
Brandt 311; (IT Gresh 271.
Scheel Directers: GoeMablo421 : Mhh Mhh
ael Engle 438 ; S S Grablll 300 ; S McBride
Censtnble: Heraco Kltigh 319; Jacob
Myers 204.
Auditer: B L Garler410; HSIiireman
171.
Town Clerk : I. E. Ebcrsole 4 IS ; I Car
penter 172.
F.ARL (AVUST) TOAVNSIIIP.
Judge: Thud. S. Bear, 313.
Inspecter: Samuel Huuerd, 05; J. K.
Zally, 00; M. It. Reyer, 108; Al. J. Hclii
del, 4U.
Siiporisers: AVilllain Gress, 214, Jeslah
Adams, 2s.S; Meuue Burkhelder, 75; Sain-
uei e, jusnej, ,hj ; jaeeu ii. jirewu, 20.
Scheel Directers: Henry S.StaulIer, 101 :
Isaac R. Reyor, 82; Mich. E. AVenger OS;
C. U. Hess, 08 ; Jesse L. Mumma, 103,
Township Clerk: H. M. Seldemridge, .135.
Auditor! David H. Martin, 343. '
UpailtllttMliMv ait
" rwfcAiuttFHtA, Thnraaar, Xh.as, MW, i
, After all, what is ; there in
dress goods that for quiet rich
ness and solid worth gees
ahead of finest Broadcloth ?
Beauty unadorned, quality with
out claptrap, a patrician of the
loom. The fleece must be the
choicest, the spinning most pre
else, the weaving ,fulT of wit, the
dyeing an artist's work, the
handling from start te finish ex
actly right or the stuff will show
it.
The very best Broadcloth
only a little time back couldn't
be had under $3 ; here it is nmv
at $2.50. Smeeth and soft as
a baby's check. In all the new
est shades twenty-two of them
in the let just en the counters,
mere than as many mere in
their fellows almost as neAv.
Fine Broadcloths at $2,
Northwest of centre.
?erseys at two-thirds cost.
Manufacturers' samples, fancy
and plain ; tailor made or silk
braided. Seme Avith reveres
and .silk Federa fronts ; Gari
baldi waists with plaited yoke
and sleeves. Handsome eoeds
that Aveuld cost from $2.50 te
$6. Yeu shall take them at
$1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50 and
$4.
A feAV Black Jerseys, braid
trimmed en front, and plain
cuffs, at$i.
Second fleer, Chestnut street side. Four etc-
alers.
Accordion Plaiting 25c a
yard. Delivered within two
days after your order is re
ceived. Boeond fleer, eer Chestnut street mlddle en
trance. We only neAV and then step
te held up a Stocking, but
there's almost always some
thing Avell Averth telling of.
Here are tAve sorts :
Women's Lisle Thread Hese,
8 different shades, 25c a pair.
Men's French Printed Cot Cet Cot
eon Half Hese, unbleached,
and colored grounds :
polka-dots plaids
horseshoes ring and dot
rlnzs cluster of dots
blocks slrlMHl
25c a pair, regular price, 50c.
Chestnut street side.
Jehn Wanamaker.
AT CLARKE'S. -
A l'lnn Portrait FRKK te nny Helder or One
Hundred AVranerser Peppy OUHenp
and.I'ewiter, at
CLRRKE'5,
The Picture of nny person you select Mnde te
Order. Call and Bee Sample.
Altheueh Dried nnd nvnperntcd Fruits have
ml wim ed, we still eiler aths Prunes for 2SC ; 4 n?
Prunes for Bie. Flue Apricot. ISe. Whole Ap
pliw, lOe. Kine Apples, fie. limn, lejic. Cali
fornia II(im, 8c. Shoulder, fcc. lloleirna. 3 fts
2Sc. DrleiUleef.aRsvac.
Just reeeled, n cargo of Coffee which will
uiNi-eum mi) iinng enereii in tins city.
A'ANCAMP'H CATSUP-The finest Catsup In
the world 0, 10, 15 nnd 25 cent bottles.
Crnekcra which were never eirered for less
than He, for lie V lb.
lllg I)rlc lu Hiickvlient-7JeaHnck.
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
TnA.COPFEE&tlROCIlRY BTORE, NOS. 12
& H HOUTK QUEEN HT.
'A TUUltaK'B.
FOOD FOR LENT.
The Lenten Season w 111 seen be nt hand. We
deslre te call the attention of our customers
and ethers te our line of these geed :
MACKEREL Wehne the laree Ne. I Bloat
ers ; Ne. I Mess ; Ne. I and 2 Muckercl.
HMOKEIJ UIMCOEH-Tlils is a lake flsh
smoked and very line.
CODFISH Boneless Codfish of several differ
ent grades.
HAUUINES-Qenulne French, Alexis Godll Gedll Godll
let In quarters, linhes and whole boxes. Alse
Aincrlcan In quarter nud half boxes. Spiced
and Mustnrd Bardlucs.
SALMON Canned Salmen, Tew Drep brand
Salmen Cutlet. In flat eans, very fine. Alse a
geed Fresh Salmen at 15c a can.
Fresh Lebster, New Olives, Imported Maca
roni and Vermicelli.
Edem, Pineapple, Roquefort. Bapsace and
Yerk State Cream Cheese.
A FULL I.rNE OF ALL KINDS OF GOODS.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KUJQ STREET.
S-Telephone Connection.
A T UEisrs.
CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT,
HANG IT UP.
Meats St Fisli.
Finest Dried Heef Knuckles, 15" V It).
Finest llettulnr Drleil Heef, 10c V lb.
Finest Pli ula Hums, Se lb.
Finest Boneless limns, L'CWB).
Finest Regular Skinned ilnms, 12'c w R.
These llams lme ull the skin and rat cut eir.
Finest Fine Summer Bologna, De. w B.
Finest Portland Herring, 5e, er6 lbs for 25c.
White Pish. cleaned, (lev .
Kxtnt Fine White Mackerel, 6c each.
Finest lllealer .Mackerel. Ij te IV tt, SOa "H lb.
One hundred boxes Smoked Herring, 50 le 00
bnx,U.ieV box.
Finest Helland Herring, keg, H.15.
Twenty-pound kegs of Tripe, l keg, fl 20.
CANNED GOODS.
Canned Cern, 5c, ft can.
I'luinid Cern, er Hue, 4 cans for 25c.
Canned lllueKIerrlt'Sl&u. "p can.
Canned Blackberries, cry tine, i cans fer25e.
liuiiieU Stmwberrles, four cans Ter 25c.
Kxtru FIiiq Tomatoes, Solid 1'acked, Se. can.
Very Finest Plo Peai lies, 3 cans for is;.
Kxtru Fine French Peas, two cans for 25c
Flne French Feus, lie can.
CREAMERY BUTTER.
A bl
a let or creamery llntter nt 20c and 25a
Ihls Is a decided bargain, und you should
. '1
net inW-s It
DUIEDrilUITS.Ac.
By ull minus see our
liniiiense dlsnlav
of
Drliil rrults.
Yeu necr saw the like. A
ny
thing and ecr thing, at price that will make
Inte Fruit.
lllg let coining lu te-dny.
ou iiiiiik. wneiu trenl thrown
1xh)Ic up next week's
aueriiemeui en iu
WHOLESALE AND RETAILUROCER,
CORNEIl WEST KINO AND PRIFCESTS.,
Directly OppeslU
J. B. Martin A Ca'iDry Ooeds Stere, and
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
I.oek for the Dig Blgn acrets the paement,
SVttentfue.
T UTllKlttJ. KAUFFMAN,
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW.
Bead Fleer Kihlemaa Uw Balldleg. He.
Miirih Uuka html aasMraaw
:P 9r,Vi
&
Tf
EMeftn
'J T
V
Bargains.
Bargains.
tW ftaal riash Ceat fsr 90),
Ml BmI Mash Cesta tar IBK
MB Mai flash Onte tot t.
an Real Mash Osato far M.
W Betd Mash Osata ter MT.
HSBeainash JasketefcrlK,
lit Baal Mush Jaeksti fsr 41.
BOB Cleth Meinaarltets far 1 80s,
IMCIothNewaaarkstlfer 60S,
MSB Cleth. Newmarkets fsr 746,
a M Cleth Kswasarkata fsr If.
MM Cleth Xswaaarlwia fsr MM,
UM aeth Mewaurketi ftr MM,
SM Cleth ltawasarksU tot MM.
OnalxHBsdaoalfremMMtot It,
OnsLetRcdueedmra into 1W,
One Let Reduced from 4 00 te 9,
One Let Reduced from ite taa,
One txit Reduced from 7A8 te 40a,
A large line of Oner goods at greatly rtdaced
prices.
REMEIIDER-Oer F.ntlre Stock of Winter
Ooeds mnst go at ence If possible. We will
make prices te make It go.
M-lt will pay yen te inspect our stock.
25 East King Street,
LANOABTER, PA.
msrae-lydll
N
KW YORK STORE.
New Yerk Stere.
DEPARTMENT
Offers a variety of Standard Goods and Nov
elties seldom found outside of the largest cities,
and better values for the money cannot be
found anywhere. Our Spring Importation of
Black Cashmere Henriettas
Have no superior In finish and quality. 40
Inches Wide, Ail-Weel, at &0e, WJic, 67c, 75e te
1 00 a yard.
BLACK CASHMERE HENRIETTA, 48 Inches
Wide, at 60c, 75c, 87Jc te f 1 25.
SILK-WARP HENRIETTAS. 40 Inches Wide,
75c, It 00, II 25 te 11 75.
SILK WARP HENRIETTAS, 48 Inches Wide,
100 nnd It 25.
BLACK BRILLIANTINES, 25, 37 60 and 75
Cents a Yard.
BROCADED AND BTRIPED RRILLIAN-
TINES lu Solid Black and Black
and White.
BLACK STRIPED HENRIETTAS, 40
Wlde, 75c a Yard.
Inches
BORDEHED NUN'S VEILINO,
BORDERED VEILS IN PATTERN.-,
COURTAULD8 MOURNING CREPES, In All
Widths and Qunlltlcs.
WATT fiTsHAND,
6, 8 AND 10 EAST KING ST.,
J.
B. MARTIN A CO.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
Tabic Tumblers.
About 40 dozens Table Tum
blers Wine, Champagne,
Sherry, Claret, Punch and Bar
Glasses, of all kinds, at 5c each.
If they go as quickly as the
last odd let advertised Monday
customers will be tee late.
Corsets Until Further Netice. '
Dr. Warner's Coraline, 79c.
Dr. Warner's Flexible Hip,
79c.
Dr. Warner's Health, $ 1.05.
Dr. Ball's H. P., 75c.
All sizes new in stock.
One let of the above Corsets
slightly soiled at 60c each.
Thompson's Gleve - Fitting
Corsets are net included in the
cut price list.
Remnant Counter.
A collection of short lengths
from every department in the
store; one-half regular prices.
Wall Papers.
An importation order just re
ceived, and the newest designs
are being shown.
Ne Fancy Prices.
Geed Patterns at 12c apiece.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sis.,
LANCASTER. PA.
-II7-AHH EVERYTHING THAT NEED TO
TV be washed with "Purity Seap." You'll
-1ALIFORNIA.
J Hs?clal Parties. Semi-monthly. Tourist
sleeping cars. Cheap rnUs. Southern Pacide
Ce. Address, E. 11AWLEY. Ueu'l Eastern
Agent, an Broadway, New Yerk ; K. J. SMITH
Agent, 49 8. Sd SL, Phlla. Janle-lyditta w
aaisBTema. k ii UK & uaut bt. uei. ..
Bargains. '
ThePeeple's Cash Stere
Black Dress Goods
8100,000.
,N ONDS,AND MmTflAGESKFOR IN-
1100, tMO, $500, 11,000 te 120,000.
Rnnds-6 percent. Interest, payable quarter! v.
Mertgnges-6per cent. Interest, payable half,
yearly.
Bend or call for full Information.
JOitN H. 1IETZLEK,
Ne,8.Duk.ik
,-K. 4 . IU 'BimMmmhm ' v-'
tit U WrWHM,rA. ,
laalllCd wUlifiifi m A
(OPPOSITE POSTOFF1CM,
New Goods
-AT-
I-OW
PRICED
40-Inch All-Weel Black Cashmere, 46c
II 00 Black Henrietta, 4e lncuce wide, 75c
40-Inch Black and Colored Henriettas, S7fc,
CO-Inch Weel Snrah, All Celere, II Oa
Cream, Tricot, Cashmere, Heavy Twills, Hen
riettas ana stripe Cleths at &ec
Batln Finish Henrietta, 75c.
50-Inch Serges, All Colen, 75c
Beit II 00 Berahi at 75c.
Broadcloths, All Celers, at SOc.1
Big Assortment of Bleck and White Goods, at
wc.
New Shades or Henriettas, S7Kc, 60c
Big Assortment of Red Goods, S6c, 87e, 68c, 75c.
All-Weel Tricot Cleths, double width, 26c.
40-Inch Striped Vlgenrenx Suiting, 12c.
New Plaids and Stripes at 10c
Bleck and White French Saline, 39c.
Best Outing cloths, 10s.
New Kid Gloves. 60c, 07c, 75e, II 00.
10,000 New Handkerchiefs, 6c, 10c, WHC 20c.
New Dress Ginghams, 6c, 8c, ICe, ttc
New Pent Goods, ITt, 18c, 20c,26c,87c,60cl
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE,!
.North Queen Street
OPPOSITE THE POSTOPPICE,
BOSTON STORE.
N
EW BOSTON STORE.
G-ETTIIf & TOUR SHA1
-OF.THE
-ATTH
Great
Selling
Sale
Ou-
-AT THE:
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE?
WHY NOT
SPEND AN HOUF
IN LOOKING THROUGH
Our Bargains rt
IT WILL PAY YOU DOUBLY
GET TO THE RIGHT PLACE,
24 CENTRE SQUARE
North pen M
BUT BA11
few Besk Stere
J. HARRY STAMM,
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