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I'lIenWfliUnd, Beeth Carolina, en
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tM'KMKnelae ae clot toblaeaaaM
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- ibM'bMlfot'aeina' Mnw an lamate of tba
" lhaaa.aaylam at HarrUburg, Ub very
Itttta tea of fcle'reaaen bela wterri.
MWifcatare from tha war hafltedbla
"igritmftliin '- penalen, and for nearly
g&MUfamh hl fetnlly bave ben walling
-xta petition commlMlener allewa blm
?? month from November 1, 1805, te
MMiLh
S! T . an CVA .t tA ItttlAlP
.Vda tetbe present time and for the balance
d$ChUntrc per month.
1 feffc Jehn U Hartman, preiildent or the truet
5;Mnmltte:U Crats'a trattee and he will
i v. -?,5' i. U vevarnment'a check for tue
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I3-JSCralt'e famUy have been In very peer
xTafawtaabtneeaand the receipt of the above
i p 'awad mm and the monthly pennon
U fallowed will fix them comfortably In the
..Mwra.
y.V u. wtin nnvnirml the testimony In
V llltna caae, waa at a great dlaadvanUge en ac
v Jgkeeant of Cralga mental condition, but he
g va Bnally aecarea all tne eviaence mm wie
i: government exacted, and the allowance of
i, &f.iki claim waa the reeult.
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A CATS SflNKS MVK9.
OaaUveaThree Mentua Darted lit the
' L On February W, a llve cat waa dug out of
yi known beyond a doubt that thla anlnuil
fefcadbeencenOnedln the aah-pltofaneld
wfcahlened brick even ever aince me nre,
1 .' 'Kevember as. low. inaiancea ei un ii v
"Clur IWm flltvte alztrdava without fCKX
s,i drink have been chronicled, but thla
iini
feed or
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tn kiva dlatanned all othera.
fJS''WM) www are uioae: um '"wfi
VrfHnee'a men waa engaged in removing the
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fmtn tha tiulldlntr. Thla waa the
U Mawhall hAuae that steed for nearly a
4Mtanr in the rear of Mr. lluae'a atere en
gaplread atreet, The man had dug down
iMCMarlrafoetwhen he uncevered the ash
'5fpVlfcrdoer of which had boeu broken,
'i5-making a hole aa large as a man'a bead.
ivBefera he could get another blew at the
w aelld earth with the tool he was using a cat
'."! BUM inn lliauaniMuarHfj.
&u The workman reported at ence te Mr.
jSj Heae, and both endeavored te find the
isVpoer animal, but all that could be seen
3 were the tracks which kitty made when
?- reeled1 along the anewy ground. Te
!-.-, ae aaan wne rcieaseu me cat no uppearsu
"u AAi4n Mflalatli nm fhn liarlc Rlld thn
tinwap were entirely bare, aa though the fur
fl;f had been alnged or chewed off. Kvery
Mi eaTert haa been used te find the present
KjwnereabouuefpuiMiycat, bulte no avail.
ITbe animal is. If liberty has net been iter
: VTwtfeath-blew, endeavoring te recoup soinu seinu
JiTrherein aolllude. . ....
.itf.Kighty-nve daya have elapsed since the
iajraat Lynn fire, and thla rat, coming out
Mj.eilveand from a place where It certainly
'1; eeetfd net find anything except Its fur cpnt,
j it K aAatHa ft. bva aa n? fKn (vli ami nH aAnrttl
)k iM Tbteld eveahaa net been used for ever
Is AkBiB maah HAnanniiatilttf srt lilati a.
TV! IJ VAI Pa lAfMayuUOUMJ UWUHIIIM a xi-
'uvunea '
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there for fodder. It may have
lUnet
herself comfortable
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'. wnne mev lasiea.
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Blaee that when the smoking debris fell at
la time of the Are, the hottest or the ruins
were only a few feet distant. The animal
when released could only walk u few steps
at a time without falling ever en linr slde.
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AssaitlSed Drlcu Palnter.
DriceTalnter appeared en Thursday
evening a the prosecutor against Charles
Bildebrand and Jehn Fritz, who he alleged
aaaaulted him without provocation at Duke
and North atreeU a week age. The testi
mony failed te connect Ulldebrand with
the offense and the case against him was
dismissed. Talnter did net care te
preee the suit against Fritz and agreed te
have it dismissed upon the payment of
ceata by Fritz. Aldermau Uarr gave hlui
until Saturday te ralse the costs. If net
paid, then the case will be returned te
court
An Old Goeso.
Qeesa, likes mulet, llve te be very old,
but probably the eldest ene In this county
If net in the state, Is owned by Jehn Slus
man, who resldes at Chestnut Hill. The
fowl la a gander, and Mr. Slusman knows
te a certainty that he is twenty-four years
of age. The old gontleman seems te
stand his age well, and for three years
past be has been vetlug with great regu
larity for Constable Christ Kline. He is
able te chew grass with the yeungsters
and la perfectly happy. Mr, Klusniau has
aaether geese, which Is eleven years old,
and be Intends keeping them until they
die, in order te aee hew old they w HI get.
MeMlt T tfcA Meeting Held In the Bur
iee' oace-Heeelutlons ltererred.
rwttwMA. Feb. 38. A meeting waaheld
In the chief bnrgeae' room last evening In
ih iirmt or tne nosieiuce quesuuu.
Chief Dnrgeas Kech acted aa chairman and
Dr. C F. Mantel waa cnesen Becrewry.
The chairman aaid the meeting was called
for the purpose or giving tne citizens ei
Columbia an opportunity of publicly ex
pressing themselves and their feelings
upon the outcome or a failure en their part
te secure a, suitable location for the post pest
office of the town. The chairman then read
a lengthy communication, which appeared
In the Uefly'JVeiM of February 25tb, giving
a history of the movement, tne visit or in
enactor Moere, etc., stating that it was a
fair representation of the movement.
The following preamble and resolutions
were then presented : ,
Whkrcab, The great majority of busl
naa man and citltena of Columbia having
d- I prayed the government by their petition
I I and all ether fair means at their command
la I for meat reasonable and necessary requi
site, which requew naa Deen ignereu mm
denied them j therefore, be it
Kttnivrd. That the tmtrens of thisoulre
de very keenly reel the sting or what we
deem unfair, unjust and agroatdtaappeint-
That we request the department that rat Ik r
than locate the office en some private street,
net mere centrally located than at present,
that It remain wheie It new is and also re
main a subject for comment.
That a copy of these proceedings be sent
the postefneo department.
Frank II. Wilsen favored postponing
action en these resolutions, and have a big
maas meeting In the opera house.
Squire 8. Evana thought the preainble
waa full of insinuations and contained
many unwise quosllens j hoalse favored
postponing.
It waa decided te return the resolution
te the committee, consisting of J. Kech, lf.
Bucher, W. E. Crist and Dr. C. 1'. Miirkel,
te report at a subsequent meeting.
A mass meeting will be held In the opera
house in the near future te be thoroughly
advertised, when the matter w 111 be thor
oughly vonlltated.
A reception was tendercd te He v. Gee.
Wells Ely and Mrs. Ely at the l'rcsby l'rcsby
teriaa psrsonnge last evening, the ceuple
having roturned from their bridal tour.
The roceptlen was of an informal character
aud was confined te the ineinborsef the
congregation.
A number of Columbians went te Man-
helm te-day te attend the roceptlen te be
given te-night by (he Daren Stclgel club.
Mlnard Heep, an empleye of the Wilsen
Laundry Machlne company, had two fln fln
gers of his Ien hand terribly mashed yes yes
terday afternoon by having thorn caught
in soine machinery.
Squire Evana seut Clara llenry, tlie no
torious colored woman, te Jail for nlnety
days this morning for being drunk and dis
orderly. The New Yerk Theatre company will
prosent " A Pearl or Savey " In the opera
heuse te-nlghU
The final meeting of council will be held
te-night, when the business of the jcar
will be cloared up.
Win. B. Glveu, esq., ontertnluod tlie
officers, beard of directors and clorksef tlie
Columbia National bank at his renldencc,
Fourth and Chestnut streets, last eventng.
The guests greatly enjoyed Mr. Gtven's
hospitality.
Mrs. Justus Gray, or Lancaster, visited
her sister, Mrs. E. Iluniple,lln tow n yostor yestor yoster
day, when the two ladles went te see thnlr
sister, Mrs. C. Ilougendeblor, living near
town. Mrs. Gray is 81 years, Mrs. Huuiple
83 years and Mm. Ilougendeblor 86 years.
Filbert A Ferry have rocelved tlielr
first thlpment oflce from Lnke Champlaln
this morning. The lce Is 10 luches thick
and perfectly clear.
Win. Meckley, financier of Columbia
Ledgo Ne. 117, Brothorheod eflt. It. Train
men, recelved n draft te-day payable te
Mrs. II. B. Melllnger, widow or F. 11.
Melllnger, for 81,000. The draft Is puyable
00 days from death of the member.
Ella Lawronce was sued by Clara Henry
for fornication before Squlre Selly this
morning. She gave f 100 ball for court. Slie
was sent te Jail fur & days for being drunk
and disorderly, t
The beautiful monument te te the mem
ory or the late Housten Mifflin, tn Mt.
Bethel cometery, was completed yesterday
by placing in position the brenzn bust.
The monument Uself, a simple pedestul
or polished Qulucy granlte, wus furnished
by tbe McClure establishment of Columbia
and Lancaster, from a drawing by Mr.
Lloyd MlQHn and Is ofexqulilto proportion
aud perfect workmanship.
Taint will be a chicken and waffle supper
for Uiebsnentef Olivet Baptist church, atKe.
M Kast Klnc street, en Saturday, Mtrch Ut,
from 4 te ie o'clock p. m.
lubllee Wngpra.
Tlili,cnlnj the famous IMchmend colored
JubllM tinners will alve a concert In the Court
Heuse, under the ausplees of Ladles" AIS se'
cicrj ei me imn, k. ennren.
Inaalre Printing Cempany ..
Ueallf ht and Fuel Company,
mas)M ......
te
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Tna Junier tlepartment of the Y. M. C A.
will held an enUrtalnment In their room en
Tueidny evenlng, March It.
HI Kyeslght Saved.
Jeseph Blcksrt, Ne. a North Tlilrtecnth
strest, Reedlnc, Tn., has a little son sit years
old who has satrered terribly with an awful
aflhetlen of the ejes. Hli eyes watered eon een
Uaually, eaj were se weak that for the last
three years he was compelled te wear a ban
dage ever them at all times te keep out the
light. After wearing Hoke's Belt six weeks he
could dtspense with the bandage. The boy's
mother, some years age, suffers! irlth a simi
lar affliction, and lest the tight of one eye. This
disease was hereditary, and the boy's relief It
centldered a most wonderful result brought
about by Hoke's brtt. ltd
Havens Heuse (Ratal
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uoiumew urns ixnnjiiinr.... i
rvtlamblm Witcr OcMnaanv
iasqaehanna Iren Uempany ...,
jtanetu Hellew-ware...............
Htevena tieuae ....
Mlllersvllle Nermal Scheel
If finern ataraet.......M4.........H.H.... w
astern Market............ 60
ou Cemnanv Hends (5 ner et. 19001.. 100
Columbia Voreujb Benis..... in
aaarryvllle R. K re - let
leadlac Colombia R. K. 4's....... ... 100
KdlsenLltht Company GO
Western Market - M
Henthern Market CO
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fl AHRIAOK WORKS "
DOXMOM 0A1RIAOI WOXU.
Cerner of Duke and Vine Hu-eets (formerly
flem 3rtlement.
Nerbeek A MlleT).
OEO. 8. NORBBCK, Prep.
f0,OOO. OrrrBli'ltieutand Dollars ftfl.OOO
fru afcevtemeMt.
OUKMAKEOK GOLDEN LION AND MIA
ftuertdase CtearaeMijet , be "!.
VAMU " .ViV-il." V.-. .
Bttabllshed 177a
UVtMIs
111 East King HtrueU
In Flnf VehlrlMi niwm Kvhlhltlen.
18BO Alltliel.ATEHTKTYLKHfer I8BO
Vin.Ofl HOAI) CAHTH (tld.OO
1 he best of mechanics en repairing at tha
Doertem Carriage Works, corner of Duke and
Vlpettrectt. dUrdB,
RENDEH YOUIl HKIN BOFT. SMOOrll
and White by using Purity Heap."
Ne Mere Norveua rlpaama.
WilltamlNlcem, 110 I'enn tlrcet, Norrlitewu,
I'a., was tubject te nervous spasms frequently.
Three months age he applied Hoke's Electric
Belt, and from the day he put It en list net had
the tllghUtt attack of tpaiinu. It
TllR Fulton Secial club's package party will
be held III the HrlnlUh building tomorrow
ecnlng. There will be plenty of entertainment.
Hanvicm preparatory te the administration
of the I-eril'tHupiKT will be held In the chapel
of the Presbyterian church thlt evening at iy,
o'clock.
gfcattt.
Ci.ark. In lhttcltr. en theZ7th int.Edwlu
Clark, In the 77th year of hit age.
The rclntlvct and friends of the family are re
tpcctfully Invited te attend tbe funeral, from
therotldenceefhlstou-ln-lnw, I H. Herr. Ne.
1W North Lluie ttreet. Notlce of funeral here
after. Interment private,
Kaspaii. In tbltclty, en tlieSith Inn!., Jehn
II. K.npnr, In the SSth year of til nge.
Tn-duy, dear hutbnnd, has been our Istt,
Happy lint been the day that we panned ;
May you and 1 In heaven meet
And cait a crown at Jetut frnt.
The rcUtltcs and friend of tha family, nle
the Lancaster Lledcrkrnni, LceXlII, Beneficial
Society end the cmplejet of Bally's coach
works, are respectfully Itnlted te attend the
funeraL from hi late residence, Ne. 450 North
I'rlnce treet, en Hnturday morning at Y,
o'clock, Mas at Bt, ntheny's rhurch at
o'clock. Interment nt HU Antheny' cemetery.
Winchester paper please copy.
Me iin. In till city, en IheCTth Inst,, Phndie
Ann, ilnughttT of William and l'liiube Melm,
agen jb yeurt, it luuuiii nnu tu any.
The relative and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
tha residence of her parent, SIS North Prince
street, en Hunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. In
terment at Lancaster cemetery. 2t
LixvitiE. Febrimry It, 1890, In this city,
Iteuben II. Llnvllle, In hi sixty-ninth year.
Tlie relative ana rrienut of tbe family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
hlalatereitdence, Ne. 22J Wet Orange street,
en Haturdny afternoon at 2 o'clock. Bervlcc at
the Pint M. K. church at 2J o'clock. Interment
at Lancaster cotnetery.
RjnucMAJ. On the Mth Inst., In West Lnm Lnm
pelerteHrnshlp, Miller Itticem, ten of Jehn W.
uud Barbara Eufcleiuau, In tlie 3d year of hi
age.
The relative and frlcmli of the family are r
tpcctfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence et hi pnrenla, en Hunday, March
2, at 12 o'clock nt the house. Hcrvlces nnd In
terment at Lengencckcr't Meeting Heuso at 2
o'clock. 2td
lilavltcte.
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ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
THIS powder never vanes. A marvel et pu
rlty, strength and wholeaemenet. Mere
Munnimi limn tim nnllnarr kinds, and con-
net be sold In competition with the multitude
of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
Powders. Held only in taiiM. lleVAI. BAK1NO
Pewukr Ce.. 1(W Wall street, New Yerk.
mar21-lylAlvw
XUHT RECEIVED.
ROEDEIIEK RED LABEL,
The Finest of ('hnrnragnes.
HOHHEU LIQUOR 8T0RE.
Ne. 22 Centre Bqusre.
0 fiOHT-BLACK COCKER HPAN1EL.
iicwaru enercd.
tfd 227 NORTH PRINCE BT,
TTOIl RENT-THItEKTORY HOUBE, IS
X? room, Ne. MO North Duke street. Inquire
feb2.lM N0.2S1 HABTOItANQEBT.
WA
like It.
AHH EVERYTH1NO THATjNEEDH TO
ee wntnea with " runty iMap." xen'ii
FOR REKT-A THREETORY BRICK
Dwelling Heuse, with modem Improve
ments, Ne. 17 East King street with Brick
BUbleonlet. New occupied by ehn W.Unl
man. Apply te OEO. D. 8PRECHER, Ne. SIS
EMI King street. IS-tfd
SHERIFF-B BALE, SATURDAY, 9 A. M
MARCH 1, 1890, at Northern Market, Agrl
cultural Implement, 2 American Haymaker.
Eureka Mower, Buggies, Wegens. A Clethes
Dryers. 40 Step Ladders end Ironing Beards,
Wath .Machines, 60 farm c late;, TaO Wheel
Fixers, Wire, Nail. Spikes, 1'ett Hele Diggers,
Werk Bench. Teel, Bread and Meat Slleers,
let or lADdl' Heavy uming jacas, unuriw,
Mem fcttticmeitt.
SUBERIN(iH0atmC0ATIN03 AND TU0U"
RfeDUCED PRICE.
MCURANN NOWLEW.
Ne. 1IH North queen Bt.
IOR RENT-8TORE ROOM NO. IS EAHT
Klnff streets rnrtnj.rlv ntv,iit,lM lw a.
Ch Bres. Alsniiemnd md (hint tinnr mm.
from April 1,1800. Inquire of '
JanZS-lfd it. Q. LIPP.
B10
trfch
Paint, etc., et
U7-zta
D.K.
jltfVllUAj'r.i.,
Hncrin,
TIME, LABOR AND MONEY BAVKD BY
using " Purity Boap." Held everywhere.
mitKCALLA LILY IB THE TRADE MARK
X of the Finest Heap en Earth. "PURITY. ,
'COME RARE BARUAINS-ODDH AND
n End "Of Brle-tv-Brae, Art PetUry, Plush
Eutela, Thermoraelert and Calender. leftover
from the Holiday season, will be told at great
bargains te make room for contemplated
chanre In the spring.
PRAILEY'B EAHT END PHARMACY,
(Opposite Eastern Market,)
Frnlley't Syrup of Bloedruot, Wild Cherry
and llorcheund cures tbe mol persistent
" Grip " ceueh ; 2V &0e and tl 00.
Fralley't Bitter Wlne of Iren It correct tonic
after the " Urlp ;" 00c and tl 00. M.W.FAw
17011 RENT FROM APRIL 1, 1800.
lj The DOEUSOM Private Dwelling and
Hlere Roem, Ne. 12 East King ttreet. DO Kit
HOM HALL. Ne. 128 East King street. Tlie
FACTORY, Ne. 120 and 124 East MlUlln street.
Inquire or
OF.O.H. NORIIECK.
Doersom's Cnrrlage Works, corner of Duke nnd
Vine streets. fcbl7 tfd
ntd
OR HALE-1IANDHOME PIER MIRROR
anu tiireeuili cornices rersnient
NU. ' KAHT UllAMUK HT.
-VTOT't-'E ' HONDHEIMER HAH Rl
ii moved from hi atuble en Marlen nlley
in the Merrlmaa 'Heuse stable, formerly occu
pied by U. Ureuman, ou North I'rlnce street.
feb2t-lwdAw
IX GOOD Otitic WANTED IN THE DIN-
IQ Ing-room and Irnnlng-roem at the Mlllers-
Tlie Nernuil Hchoel ; geed girls need only
C. KIMEMAN,
Hlcwnrd nt the Hchoel.
rpROL'T A BUANK,
BlilRT MANUFACTURKIW AND MEN'H
OUTFITTERS,
Ne. 140 North Queen Btreet.
Bhlrtsmndetoerderas low as IIJOO, Perfect
ntguaranteedc
Tlireush nee
LAUNDRY and are prepared te laundr
Kine.
rough necessity we hnvestardeda IIAND
Diit una arc tircDurea te launary
mane-lydlt
r of all
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HOES 1 SHOES I
ipply. Call ei
rVft-lwdAltw
F
OR.RENT-
Thnt Large Central RiulnewHtaud,
Inquire within.
NO. 26 EAST KINO H r.
rjfl-iwu
rplIE LARQEHT AND FINESf LINK OF
A Aieersennum and trench urinr imiwn.
Cigar Helders, Cigar Cases, HnuR llexi nnd all
kluds of smoker's article.
DKMUTH'H CIO AR STORE,
alS-tfdR 114 East King street.
mO HAVE YOUR BACK AND GLADDEN
JL your heart un " Purity Henp."
JJIOR RENT.
2 Handsome Frent Roem en second fleer,
e. 12 West King street. Finest location In
thl city. Iuqulrcef W.W.AMOS,
feb!-lwd Allcr' Gallery.
On April I, no will remote from our prosent
location te NO. 101 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
oppeslto the Franklin Heme. In order te re re
iluce stock before reme al, we will dispene of it
at price Hint will greatly astonish you. A full
Bleck of cery thing In the Hhoe Line te select
from. Respectfully Yours,
WM. H. GAST,
WAF
NO. 10.1 NORTH QUEEN BT.
3FHINU Hl'YLES
-IN-
LIve Btoek AlnructH.
Ciiioaeo, Fib. 27. Receipt, 12,000;htpmcnU
H.'irt); strong; beeves, It &ftl DO; atecrs,
H :V,M 40;stockers and reeders, f2 40-3H (U;
cows, bull nnd mixed, II 20(.p't(X); Tcxna cattle,
l Hft3 40 ; Western Rangers, 12 7093 Oil.
Hogs Recelpt.22,0UO: shipments, 9,000; mar
ket steady; mlxed.Jti) 8034 00; heavy, sj 85
I05; light, M 8ftj4 (K; skips, H40(3 70.
Hheep RccelpU.OOOO; shipment. 1,000; mar
ket (low; natives,.! WiJMW; Western ;woeled
ltKV(600; shorn Texant.lJ 759580; lambs, f',00
te Ki 80 wr hundred weight.
BUFFALO, Feb. 27. Cottle Receipts, 22S0
head ; ou tale, 20 ; market steady.
Hheep and Lamb Receipt. 0,200 ; en sale,
4,000 ; market dull nnd lower. Hheep cholee te
extra, 15 850 ; medium te geed, te tt5f$5 80;
common te geed, t5S 30. ljimbs geed te
choice, W RM7 ; fair te geed, W ta0 85 ; meulum
te fair, loaele:
lleg-llecclpt, 8,200; market quiet! me
dluiu nnd heavy, f I 'ivil :) ; mixed, I30;
YerKcrs, SI2&I9IU0; pigs, fl &J420.
East Libeutv. Cnttle Receipts, M9: ship
ment, 021; market quiet; Iprliuc, tlA03475;
geed, IJ IXV.il a); fair, 13 JUti3 b); bull, sUg and
fatcewa.tiCOdtJH).;
Heg Receipt, 1700; shipments. ISM:
market slew: medium, II 2MI.1); Yerker,
II lOitl'J; Philadelphia, 14 10(34 20: l'lgs,
375At4O0; no car shipped teJNcw Yerk.
Hheep Receipts, two; shipment. 000;
mnrkcldull; prime, 57iV30UO; falrtOKOed,
HWiilta; goetltocou.mon.UOOaioO; lambs,
Jti0itl70.
ITANTEI)-AT ONCE, MOULDERS AND
j Flrt-cluss 1'iittcrn Maker. Apply te
ibiiruii.
f27-3td
lLRLIuKENDEI
123 North Water Ht.
THE FINEST LINE OK IMPORTED AND
Domestle Cigars tn the city. Clear Ha
vana Cltfarx, our manufacture, In boxes or 25,
60 nnd 100.
DEMUTH'S CIOAR STORE,
a!8-tfdR 114 East King HtreeU
T7I0R ItENT-HANDSOMK BTORE ROOM
JJ with new front, Ne. 200 Wct King street.
Cheat) rent te eoed tenant.
JACOII L. FREY.
f27-tfd Ne. 21,1 West King Htrcet.
Isanlreef
JACOII L.
F
OR
Phllmlelphla UsuHliioe Market.
1'HH.AliKI.I'IIIA, FeUTiN. Noen-:
Fleur quiet ;
extra. 225rf275:
3 SOtdl 00; patent;
Twe Tex Chases Next tVcek.,
On Thursday of next week Ocorge N.
Worst, proprietor of the Leaman l'laoe
hotel, will bold a fox chase. On Friday
Briablne Sklles, the vcteran bunter of Gap,
will held bis chase. At present Mr. Sklles
haa twenty-ene foxes in his possession. As
both of these chases are en the line of the
railroad, and are easy of access, many
Lancaster peeple will attend.
i
l?r
m
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t
A Commissary Robbed.
This morning a telegruin was received
by Chief of Vel lce .Smeltz from II. C.
Drackenmlller, clerk for Itiley & Keller
at Conowage, that their ofllce and comtnls cemtnls
eary department bed been robbed last
night of a blue striped overcoat, black
?-- tiAvlnt fctilt. lat nf Idnn ultlrtH atnl r,vAr.
fy .W, W. ... W- V. . .., HI... W, V.-
fjj alls, and an eighteen inch yellow vallse.
5?L The officers were notified by the chief
'' te be en the lookout for the parties who
are supposed te be tramps.
Dorcas Donatien.
The Union Dorcas society acknowledge
tbe following donatiens: U. 11. Martin,
40; friend, (2; cash, 25 ceuU; Miss
Kate Jtelticl, si ; Miss Allce Nevlu, 1. a
mamberef sick persons ure entirely de
pendent upon the society. Unless mero
aid cornea from the public the boclety v ill
have te clew lta work for the winter.
, He La New a Dentlat.
Tbe twenty-seventh annual commence
ment exercises of tbe Philadelphia Dental
ceUege'were held en Thursday evening at
the Academy of Music. One of the grada
tes waa D. Sherman Smith, of this city, son
efDr.J.B. Smith.
.
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Paid an Election Wafer
At tbe Shamrock hele1, ou liut Klug
street, last evening Samuel Flick and Win,
M. Deen (aye a catfish supper te a number
of frieeda in payment of an election wager
wbleh they lest. Thesupperwasepleiididly
teMeaup by Jamea Dennelly, proprietor
of the hotel, and all had n royal time.
Veteran Pox Hunter Dead.
Jehn Mabeuey, the veteran fox hunter
of Delaware county, died at his home In
MMsft9Mt,en Thursday.aged 78 years. He
haekept kennels of bounds for ever nfty
yaare, and la aald te bave known mere
bout genulue fox hunting than any man
tatheoeunty. He was tbe flrrt president
Of the Una Hunt dub, and an honorable
9Htmyfry! BeM T1 dub He was
l eife ft hunter In Dslswsrs oeuat"
DEATH Or AN OLD CITIZEN.
IMwIu Clark Dlea After An llluesa of
Hoveral Months.
Anethor well known citizen of Lancaster
has passed an ay. I'd ward Clark died en
Thursday evening at the home of bis son-in-law,
L. U. Herr, at Ne. 128 North Ltme
street. His health bad been falling for
sometime past. He contracted a sevore
cold In the fall uild tills led te heart uud
lung troule, which caused his death.
Mr. Clark naa born in Chester comity en
November 15, '1813. When young he
learned the milling trade uud during bis
Ufa time he Invented a number of Improve
ments en mill machinery. He placed the
first machlne for making Heur In the Pills
bury mills lu Minneapolis. He also had a
mill of his own at Hellldnysburg for a
number of years.
Fifty years age last March he was mur mur
rled. Last year he uud his wlfb celebrated
their golden weddlng, Mr, Clark resided
In Lancaster for about forty years nnd
leaves a large acquaintance and many
friends. He was a brether of the late
James Clark, who llved en the Philadel
phia turnpikejust east of this city.
Besides u wife, the deceased leaves the
following children: Ldwln, who Is a
wholesale dry goods merchant lu New
Yerk; Mrs. Allce Hlbshmau, wlfoefllov.
Hlbshman, of Tlflln, Ohie ; Mrs. Olivia 11.
Fnuike, widow of the late IMwnrd Trunke;
Ilenjumln S, Clark, of New Yerk; Mrs.
Annle r. Herr, wife of L. 1). Herr, of this
city, and Mrs. Mury Ollluln, wife nf James
uillaiii, of Shamokin.
lie AVas Disorderly.
Kdward Sanders get lute treuble hore
last summer, and after seeral suits had
been brought against him he skipped,
going te Alteena. He recently returned
te Lancaster aud Is again in treuble. This
morning bctneeit" and 3 o'clock be wus ut
the Pennsylvania railroad depot when
Officers Samson anil Glass came by. He
was disorderly, and when the officers told
blm te keep quiet he became abusive te
them. They tlually w-ore ebliged te lock
blm up. Alderman Deen gave him 6 days
in Jail thla morning. He began ubuslng
the officers, and the alderman increased
the sentonce te 30 days, but reduced It
again, leaving it stand as befere.
Zoeher Is a Geed Man.
ISIlly Zcchcr, who has been In Lim-aster
for several mouths, will leave for Altonna
en Monday te get his base ball club in
ahape for the coming vcjseu, The Phila
delphia Vresi in speuklug of him bays:
" 'Tut' Zecher Is net only n great Helding
shortstop, but his stronghold is in captain
ing a club. He Is a geed bit ou the
Cemlskey order in this respect, and it is
pretty bafe te presume that after he lias the
men under his control no club In tlie Inter
state League will show better team work."
Death Prem Consumption,
Mrs. Sullle Yeutz, widow of the late
Oeorge Yeutz, formerly of Speed
well farms, died suddenly en Thurs
day morning at her residence in
Xertb Cornwall township. She was the
second wife of Mr. Yeutz, and before her
marriage resided at Lincoln, Lancaster
county,
"Tkinitv Lutheran Bunday school I prepar
ing for Easter, Bebtarsal of music begins tbl
evening-.
8lKe;
1 !5 115 1W
ein.'a supers. 2 UKrtJ 2
family, 335i&J&0; roller,
ft mivs w.
Wheal steady ; Ne. 2 Red new,
Ne. 1 Penn'a Red. DOc: Ne. 2 de. Ntasse.
Cern steady; Ne. 2, new, H5JiJJ7e ; old, 433
41c
Oat quiet ; Ne. 2 White 30$331c. ; Ne. 2
mixed, 20c.
llransteady: Winter tU 25915 00; Hprlng 11375
( 14 25.
Haled hav (inlet ; 110 00313 00 as te auallly ;
timothy lOOOrtltUk) for choice; mlxtd, 81050;
baled rye straw, new, 116 00.
Uutter dull; IVnn'a creamery extra
20.2270; Penn'a flrtt extra, 81e; Jobbing, 3lt3(l.
Kkk weak ; .lViiu'a nrU, lJ(cllc;.hcld lets,
lbSltk-, n te nuallty.
Cheese stendy ; purl skim, CiS8e ; full skim
1(3 2c.
1'etroleuin steady ; refined In bbls., l(,c.
Potutee dull; UVjOOe terbu, us tequallty
MtoeK Markets.
Quotations by Reed, Mctiranu A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, Pa.
NKW YOKK LIST. 11 A, If, 12 II. 3 P.M.
Cauada PaclUc
C.C. C.1.
Colerado Ceal., .
Central Pacific- , , , . ..
Canada Heuthcrn
Chi. Ht. I PbB
ien. a me u.
Del. L. W
Erie
Erie 2nd
JerC -
K.AT
Leu. A N
L. Hbere
Mich. Cen
Missouri l'rtertlc.
Heck. Valley
N. P.
N.P.Pref
N. WmU
N. Y.O . ...
New Knitland
East Tenuessee.
Omaha
Oregon TrauKceutlneutnl
unianea v
Pacltle Mall
Richmond Terminal 20' 4
Bt. I'anl 7i?
Texas Paclnc
Union Paclflc
Wabash Cem ,
Wahali Pret.
Western U ,
WeatHliere Hends. ...
rlllLADKU'UIA LIST,
Leh. Val M
II. N. Y. 1'blla..
Pa. R. R. .
Reedlnir
Leh. Nav
ilestenv. Pas
P. A R
N. Cent. -..
People l'iu
Rdg 4's .
Oil tw)J
HANDSOME NECKTIES,
GoteERIBMAN'H,
Ne. 42 West Klne Htreet.
FpllE FULTONHOCIAL CLUU, WHICH IN
X. tended heldlnir a Urand Package Party nt
Hlirnad' Hall, West King street, have changed
the place nf hehlln It te Helnltsh liulldlng;, en
North Queen street, te-morrow evening, Hutur
day, Murch 1. le aluable prizes will be
chanced eir.nnd u full orchestra will furnish
the music. Admission, 10c. II
E8TATE"OF"drKDWniEO"EN'r.ll, LAlK
of Lancaster city, deceased. Letter tesm
inentary en ald estate having been granted te
the undersigned, all person Indebted thereto
are requeued te make Immediate payment,
and these having claims or demand against
the same, will present them without delay for
settlonuuttetlie undersigned at 300 WettKIng
street, or te her at tome s.
MARY IDA IIEOENER,
ukewji A Hknski., Executrix.
Atternejs. Janll-titdP
-VTOTICE TO MY
Ol. MEIIHJ
DUNLAP & CO.'S
CELEBRATED HATS, READY
Saturday, March 1.
HelectjeurHl'RINM riLE while thoHteckl
New ana Full.
Rest l'Urt HTI1T 11 AT lu the city at 11.00 nnd
11.60.
Our S2j0 HTirr HAT Unsurpassed.
TRUNKS, Tit AVELINO nAGS.RUBREIl
COATS AND UMnitELIiAS.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
TMMENHE REDUCTIONS.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
TAILORING
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT!
Where shall we ae for the greatest assortment
and lowest prices T iSA
Our Answer I
All-Weel Cheviot Hnlts, te order, nt 111.
All-Weel Wide Wale Cheviot Suits, te elder,
110.
All-Weel Fine English Worsted flutU, te
order, 118.
English Wide Wale Coats aud Vests, te order,
tit.
All-Weel Diagonal Worsted Hull, te order,
122.
Tbe Best Imported Corkscrew Sulte order,
125.
Fine All-Well Trousers, te order, , 1, M.
The Best Treusera, te order, 10 50, 17, IS, 19, 110.
Facilities new icrfect for the Hnest weik
Fit guaranteed.
Ureal bargains In Be)' und Children's Hull.
all our own make.
Price almost one-half the original value.
Buyer should net fall te take advantage nt
euce of thl rare opportunity.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
Tailor and Manufacturer of Men's, Bey's and
Children' Clothing (Exclusive.)
8 and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
I.W. CORNER OF OB AHQB. LANCASTER, FA.
T- Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In the city.
tTBe cautious and make no mistake se that
you Ret te the rlht pluce.
TTiOR REST -FOURTH F1.00II ABOVE
JP Cha. JL Prey's Hhoe Hlere, Ne. 3 and &
Ea.,.twK15 .V?!ti ld lu present condition I
suitable for light manufacturing, wholesaling,
etc. It has lu own water closet and wathstand
In a small ante-room. Rent, M per month, In
advance. Will !e handsomely papered and
partitioned te suit Ixidges or ether erganlta-
rce-'tfd CHAS, H. FREY.
DAYCOUHSE-KEYBTONE BU8I-
Ladle educated for prenuble employment.
Modern method. Course complete and prac
tical. Type-writing and all business branches
taught. 120 night session.
...... .., ... W.D. MOS8Ett,Pi1n.f
tfd Aw 18 North Queen HL. Lancaster, Pa.
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FECIAL,
Typewriting
B
AHQAINH IN HH0E3 I
Read This AdvcM.Udr.enUf Yeu Want
Bargains in Shoes!
Free te all who take the Business Course at the
Lancaster Business College. We use tha HUn
dard Rcmlnaten. ou can complete the course
until vacation. Fit yourself for the position
ptrered te competent parties. Visit uialCel.
lege Roem, Ne. 84 North Dukeitreet. Open
day aud evening.
H. C WE1DLER, Principal.
srrnH.ITWTRUE,
WE HELL
FXJRIsTIXURE
Without regard te Cost, nt
NO. 20 EAST KINO STREET,
f261wd W.M.HOFFMEIEH.
Ty E EXAMINE KYEH FREE.
Speotaeles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE!
Yeu Think Tour Eyes Are Geed t
If you have them examined you will probably
find that there la something wrong with them,
and that glasses will be a b rat help te you.
e use Inimitable "DIA MANTA1, lene,
which are mode only by us, ami recommended
by leading Oculist as the best aid te defec
tive vision.
Belld Oeld 8pectaclcs,'t3.00; uuM prlee,
9M.OO.
Htecl Spectacles. COe.t usual price, 91,00.
Artificial Eyia inserted, 81 : usual nrice.ain.
H. ZINEHAN
0PTICIAN8.
Between Chestnut aud Walnut Htreeta.
uuH-lyd
JREATUST HEDUCriON.
Announcement Extraordinary '
The Greatest Reduction of all in
FINE TAILORING
AT V-V
H. GERHKRTS,V
BRO. 130 S. Mint- Street,
i. PHILADELPHIA.
S
TTIKSII 4 BROTHER.
H
FRIENDS AND CU8TO
temporarily my eflire and
raci, corner 01
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19 HO
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Wii
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101s
71"i
SOW
107J
3lj
UK
625i
lu i-i3
Grntn uuu i-ruvistens.
CiucAne, Feb. a, lfle e clock p. in.
Wheat. Cern. Oult. Perk, Lard.
v
,. 7V;
,i.
February .
March
April -
May
June
July
August ,
beplember
October. .
Year . ,
Crude Oil-March
Consels
Winter Wheat
Kprlug Wheat ...
dim
Ouu ... ...
Rye .
Barley
2w
fieJJ
SI
31
D77 6 87
2UJ
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low
10 re
10 tt!
& m
597
ees
Reteipta.
ItccclpU Hec
Receipts -Cuttle-...-
W)i
Car i,'ou
t
12
Ml
111
Head.
.. '.'I.oue
.. 9,000
Lecal Stock and Bend.
Reported by J, U. iMug.
Par
alue. sale.
Lancis't 0 per cent, 1890 .. 100 101
is'.e . 1UO
" 4 " " Wthoel lean IstO 100
" 4 " " lu 1 or 20) ear. 100
" 4 " " In 5 or 'JO year. 100
" 4 " ' lnlOer'JOycar. 1U0
" " " In IS or 30 year. 100
Mai.belm BoreuaUlonn.... -., 100
MISCKIJUMEOl'S STOCKS.
auarryvlll It, H.r......... M SO
Uleravlile Utreet Car , M
Last
110
103
100
101
van
103
ica
1
M
I have located
warerooms at tha Henthern Mar
HOUTH QUEEN AND VINE HTREKTH, and
iihu 111 hum;k uiiueassunmentei hicigu, nug
gle. Phaton and il'amlly Carriage, uud the
Norbeck Read Cart, all of my own manufac
ture. Hpeclal attention laghcu in repairing.
My Motte Honest Werk and Fair Deullngs,
Alwn Wins.
feb-tfd J. If. NORBECK, Agent.
A T BUllSICH."
ORANGES! ORANGES! ORANGES!
Hee Our Window Display of
TINE VALENCIA OHANOES,
Only 15c. a Dezen,
Call und see our display ofEvapemted I'ruiti!
California Egg Plums, German Plum, Pitted
Plums, Pear, Peaches Pruues, Prunellas, Cher
rles, Apricots, etc.
A FULL LINE OF
Lenten Goods
Just received Ednm CheeNC, Pine Apple.Haj
mga and Neufchatel.
A line of Jcllle, Jain and Preserves, Just received.
REMEMBER US
WHENINNEEDOF
Cletliiug of Any Kind,
And ou will lia ene cause teregrel It.
We ure better prepared te meet jour waul
and purse tlinu an) ene else. Many thing help
us towards lu We liae uoienttepay. We
mnke our own goods, buying through whole
sale houses, In the large cities, with which we
ure connected, thereby a Ing j ou many a dol
lar, and added te this the fact of M yean' ex ex
Ierlence lu business ut ene place, all serve te
pluce us
First and Head Over All Our
Contemporaries.
A Jeb Let of Beys' Lace und Butten Shoes at
76c.
Let of Men' Lnce and Butten Dress Shoes,
1100; some of these are worth 13 00.
Men' Heb Nails, tl 00.
Children' Spring Heel Butten Shoes, 43c, JOc
and 82c.
Let of Ladles' Kid, Dongola nnd Pebble Shoes
II 00.
Children' Rubbers, 20c.
Men's Rubber Beets, tl S3. ' '
Lets of ether geed at Reduced Prlcc3.
Jehn Hiemenz,
Ne. 57 NORTH QUEEN BTREET,
f.bltt-tfdF
ALACE OF FASHION.
Final Closing Out
-OF ALL OI R-
BOYS' SUITS
AT
ASTRICH'S
All who dc 1 with u can testify toward
abec statement.
YOVKS l'OU CLOTHING,
the
era
(i
BROTHER
NO. 17 EAST KINO STREET.
M
ART1N BROS.
MARCH.
we Murch en
wlthHprlug Ne
elite.
The Men hnut Tailoring
Department te-day makes it
Spring debut.
The weather mil) be u lit
tle coquettish ) el but we are
ready with the stock and for
your order, which If given new, you gut the
tlr-,1 choice of the Spring Season of lS'.O.
Hprlug Overceatlugi, Melten, Cheviots,
Wales tyid Diagonals, a Imudsoiue choice, A
baudteme Ceat, handsomely trimmed, a hand
Bone fit, huudsemely mate, for lit te ITS, as
yej may want.
Novelties lu Spring Trouserlngs ready, 15 Qd
te 110.
Whiter probably net all gene. If the weather
freeics we're ) et prev Ide 1 te comfort you with
a Winter Weight or Medium Weight Overcoat,
Suit or Underwear, What we hav e j et of these
goods are going at price) that will clese every
let by the lime the da sand night are equal,
A j a ing Investment te buy new even If your
thought cenuect new nnd another season. Re
member even II, 12, 1 1, 11 or 15 can be sav ed new
ou a Bey's or Men's Mlddle or Winter Weight
Suit or Overcoat. 113 Storm Coats, 111; 1300
Beys' Suits II tt); 112 Yeung Men' Suits, IP,
Underwear, 11 SO quality, 11, and se en and en.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen Bt.
ONE I RICE
CLOTIIE11S AND FIHINISIIERS,
Werth Queen Street and Centre Square,
Palace of Fasluen,
Overcoats mnde te order at ce.t price.
Trousers reduced from S10 te (S ; from i te IS ;
from 10 te U 60.
Heavy Suitings reduced nt the arne rate.
Full Dress sulLs or the latest style material,
satin lined, at r.
Thl Is the most sweeping reduction ever
made In Fine Tailoring, and will enable the
cash buyer te get n flrst-clnss article for the
same money he would have te pay for n ready
made ene.
H. Gerhart,
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
d!7-tfd
LANCASTER. PA.
II
ANDbOML' SHOES FOR FINE DRESS.
fa's M S1k
Hew many geutlemen readers, young
or aged, have we te-day who, In the
ucnr.futurc, contemplate buying shoe
fortlne dress handsome shaped shoes,
close, easy and comfortable fitting, dura
ble, und economical lu price, It Is
these gentlemen we hojve te meet. We've
footwear te suit them, sure suit them
better than they can be anywhere else.
We have a new line of geed te Intro
duce, combining all the desirable iKilntx
enumerated above, te which special at
tention Is called three different shapes,
French, Londen und opera tee tipped
or plain wide, medium and narrow.
Tbe uppers are of gossamer calf, a fine
grade of calf tkln, clean, smooth and
well finished, made a light u possible
te give the wearer all the ens and com.
fort of genuine Kangaroo leather. The
bottom stock, heel nnd counter, are
cut from (uperler oak-tanned leather,
the wearing quality of which Is unsur
pasucd the upper ure seamless. These
shoes vre have lu Hals aud Congress,
aud In four different width. It's
an ill-shaped feet we cannot fit perfectly
from them.
This 1 the cheapest line of Fine Pre
Shoes told lu l-unwUer. Like qualities
have never been sold feri than W per
pair. Examination suffices te convince
tbe most skcptle that they are goods of
mere than ordinary merit.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Queen Street, Lakcas-
TM.PA,
115 & 117 North Queen St.
In order te sell out the re
maining balance of our stock of
Beys' Clothing and Knee Pants,
we have concluded te offer
them en Saturday, March ist,
as fellows :
All our Beys' Suits in 2 lets.
Let Ne. 1 Your choice for
$1.00.
Let Ne. 2 Your choice for
$2.00.
All our Beys' Pants in 3 lets.
Let Ne. 1 Your choice for
25c.
Let Ne. 2 Your choice for
50c
Let Ne. 3 Your choice for
75C
All our Beys' Overcoats in
two lets.
Let Ne. 1 Your choice for
$1.00.
Let Ne. 2 Your choice for
$2.00.
READ THIS !
On Saturday, March 1st, we
offer en sale any Newmarket in
the store for $5.
Alse the balance of all our
Children's Coats at 69c apiece.
All our Felt Hats at 7c apiece.
One let of Straw I lats at 1 1 c
apiece.
We also take pleasure te an
nounce that en this same day
we make our First Display of
Spring Milliner)'.
We are already showing
quite an extensive line of New
Spring Hats for Ladies ; also
some fine Novelties in Chil
dren's Fancy Straw Hats.
The best selected stock of
cheap and fine Flowers shown
in this city. Alse some elegant
Novelties in New Fancy liib liib
bens. Twe-toned Satin, Scotch
Plaids, Fancy Edges, &c.
We extend an invitation te
all our patrons te visit us en
next Saturday and see our
First Display of Spring Millinery.
A T HEIST'S.
REIST'S BIG BARGAINS !
Loek up our advertisement In thcAivAi
nnd sec what he are giving nnay. '1 hen take
up the Ftamlntr and nete what we suy there.
ou will be paid well for the trouble.
ROLLED AVENA.
Did you get a sample package of It? Wcarii
headquarters for It. Nothing nner tn the mar
ket. OUR Bid STOCK OF DRIED FRUITO.
Nothing like It lu the city. Drep In nnd take
a leek at them. Yeu can't help but buy them.
Fifty I'nll Asserted Jellies, Si. 00.
Apple Uutter, 7e or 4 Its for c.
Mince Meat, tic, 8c and 10c V K.
Macaroni, Vermicelli, Hpaghettl and Faste,
12c package.
MnestCemb Hencv.lSc.
Extracted New Yerk state Henoy, 2 lbs iV-.
Finest Natural Colored Flckles, Ue and Be
dozen.
Codfish, 8e nnd 10c, nnd very tlnest Ue.
Pickled Herring, tes 2.V.
Hmeketl Herring, 50 unit e0 in bev, euly !Oc.
White Fat Mackerel, 5c each.
Deep aea uieaier .viacuerei, nc ana JOe V s.
White Hsh.acp ID.
Sardine InOlland Mustard.
Smoked Sardines In Oil.
Halmen and (Salmen Cutlets.
Lebster, Deviled Crabs, Auihev les In oil and
anchovy and bloater paste. Musbroens, Pick
led Oj sters.
Canned Mackerel, Finest Table OIK
Cranberries, Ornnges nnd Finest Maple -Syrup.
CONCENTRATED rilUITJUIUES.
These Juices are se concentrated that ttiey
must be reduced nt least ten times before they
will suew their true ilavers. Used for Cream,
Custards, Cukes, Kauces, Jellies, Ac. Wuhnve
All Flav ors.
OUR BRANCH,
Cerner of East King nnd Duke streets, is
leaded den n with a lieu vy stock of everything
that Is seasonable. It will be te your Interest
te drop in und see.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
CORNER WE-jT KING AND PRIFOEBra.,
Directly Opposite
J, U. Martin A Ce.' Dry Goods Htere, and
Next Doer te berrel Herse Hetel.
Loek for tlie Rig Sign across the pav cinent.
T
HE PEOPLE'!) CASH STORE.
BIG REDUCTIONS
-IN-
Heusefurnisliing Goods.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 15c, 75e, 31 te ft GO
per pair.
Cream nnd I'anej Merlins reducsd telOc,KKc,
15c.
Ulearhed Girmun Table Linen at 50.3 ; regu
lar price, 7Je.
Pure Linen Cream Damask nt S5i ; worth .
Heavy Cream Damasks at 35c, li)c, 63c ; worth
45c, 50c and UX
Extra Quality German IDouble Damasks at
C5eand75c; worth Sic and fl.
A large let of Fine Qualities Linen Table
Cleths and Napkins lu letts nt gieatly reduced
prices.
A large let of All Linen Towels reduced from
12c te 10c.
A large let of All Linen Tenels reduced from
20c te 15c.
We hav en large let of extra large size, extra
fine Huck Towels In two numbers. Price was
60e and 75c ; will close them out at 3.1c and 33c.
At these irleii these goods should go out In a
few days.
Full Hues of Tlcklnzs, Sheetings .fUillns,
Ginghams, Prints, Pant Stuffs, etc., at les than
regular prices.
The People s Gash Stere
25 East King Street,
mertO-lycU
LANCASTER, PA.
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