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iMtteraar,stam4ay. Bsrvat
,jsa.sasi;sssasaeata.
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ity.r i h
fffMBBTMMVh
may
, aweewa sts m-r'
TZr-rru. v"-1'"
"JSHISw the Ml gate,
fmd same thnnderlnc
walaear atcnaM.lntthe
jMithereaw Mr heard the
te knew tne
JtaMMt M of Um way. the
lt MM MgiM pawlag within a feet
a..Te1tem ana occupant
iiw. tat the old Mtulsmsa
i hater e shook from his narrow
.jftwJ
i'iL 'reen, harness maker, has seed
tsUehwra Workman In his employ.
n.XiSjeHr, for earrylBg away
, nnskies, , gloves, etc., mm wiw
Kbju store. A yisit was maae te
i',hm by Jfce police and a num
Mtekje were found. The artleles
,tttt,haea.JdenUfld by Mr. Green,
I assent from town. Strieker gave
I mr a bearing en Saturday.
TkTthmt Fire company decided last
a. aweea uie paraaeet me awia
ration Emh in Sfcver. emcerL.hr and Special OfflcerKead.
rs oenvenuen at unsstsr in ejep-
iaa . II. -.1 M , A.I1 AUH..HI.
tfpnury WIU hhbu in mu ureuiiu a
tMW overcoat.
Hacks!, A. "J. KaatTman, A. V.
Md'K.8. Cenklln, of Columbia
,$V:aad'A,M., attended tbe school
eueain sgypuan nan ei me m
M. Philadelphia, last night.
asset men of needle work can be
t. O.-Piahler'e windows in tbe form
I stork with some rushes. It
t specimen of embroidery ever
I town. The Udy doing this work
kW reveal her name.
tffaaday aehoel of Trinity Reformed
k WW bold an entertainment in tne
ehoet en Friday evening. The
will consist of a short cantata,
caaddialeauen.
tWgpnSt Ce. have rented the rooms
keCraa building, en Locust street, for
k'ef.flre was caused ysslerday
i by, the blowing of a whlstle at
wa reuing mm. ah the en
imL ,
'u IahiIri'i tnntle.il enmsdv
r Will appear In the opera house en
ravening next,
eiiy eemmitted Harry Dally
l Hinna, tramps, tejall this morn-
ll days, Ibr riding en freight trains.
r-eld son or Jehn T. Fisher,
let. died last nleht. after a brief
1m remains will be taken te thelr
In Maryland for burial.
s'ef boys were teasing a small
Basselbacb, yesterday afler
eaeitegetrld of bis tormenters he
;stone at them. The stone went
i a fw plate glass window of Kelch-
r, store.
CCaWannandslilldrenr of Alex
' VaV'are visiting In town.
...; C, Meran will preach In St.
i4Mweh;i4weaster, te-night. Arch.
IrMatt will oeouov the nulnlt of St.
jwmyiiuiiuwiiiii Hiriveu in
pisniay, te make ber home with
iltar.'Oee. Gaul.
w,
MAS
RARRtStfVIta.
nv W
?-tlW
t the Canltal City te nave
"i'fv'Baee Ball War.
I of Harrlsburg are new In a
. i:i.a... !.. .... ai.a
jww pTtwn bbiu viivrtVDC-ii mav
au u last, when it bad two
Lelnba. Last eaeen Barrlsbura-
I team under tbe management of
ingten. xneelub net only wen
Ik ftatee championship but In nl
' made some money. This sea-.
Mether party of men organized a
LSmade Farrlngten manager and get
I inteHitau League. The men who
lnthe old club felt sere, and they
Btnea te nave a team also. J. Men-
I Kreiter, formerly of Lltltz, was chosen
He baa been In New Yerk for
days and has Induced that famous
I wab, tbe Cuban Giants, te locate In
tnext season and play upon the
uds.
Kreiter Intimates that such an
at has been made, and that the
will be te obtain admission te
Ulster 8 tats League. He thinks the two
s; would nave the effect of booming
outer because of tbe rivalry that
I surely be excited.
r" " e ...
."td A Runaway.
iTueeday afternoon H. E. Osbern, of
of Osbern &nartman. was out
tin a deg cart. He tied bis bone te
t'en LUue stroet. near East Klnir.
he went into a heuse te attend te
The herse frightened at
t!and having en a rather llcbt
i he seen succeeded in tearieg it
i becoming loose he ran down Lime
Het te Vine, down Vine te Duke and up
lM court house. InfronteftbeSprcchor
I the animal was caught by Special
renn um. The horse bad fallen
miui umu auee cemnieieiv irem
I Jbet and eutting ene lea- verv badlv.
f&m harness was also badly tern.
1 i
startatnmeut lly Yeung People.
I evening a sociable and literary en-
Saagtelaiment was held in the lecture-room
C. Grace Lutheran church. The pro pre
jMSMaewasa geed one, and the people
!ssieitaiueu inemseivcs ery creuitauiy.
Jl:;wse as follews: Piane duett, Miss
Qeiey Smallng and Mr. A. Stein ; vocal
i Miss Annie Swartzwelder. with vle-
JhB obllgate, by C. Reyer; reading, "The
vwree uexen," by mii Leu Myers; piano
MisMiaeCallle Shncfferj vocal sole, Sllss
MssnoLeeher; rcclUtleti, Mr.Rebb; vocal
, Mr. ueotge Uambrigbt: bauledubtt.
.tesrs. Cemp and Cehe. Cotfee and
made by the young ladies of the be
were served durlmrtbecvpninir nn.i
pahjbly enjoyed.
;iC Action by Union CsrDenters.
The. United Brotherhood of Carpenters
pa wwners met in tneir nail last evening,
I being the first meeting of the month.
was a urge attendance and it was
red te notify all employers that en
t after May 1, the carpenters will work
but union men. A comraunlca cemraunlca comraunlca
.reeelved from the Cigarmakers'
laakipg endorsement of the blue label,
;,-rM neaniiy given, ana Union S0i
iste members te ask for union made
lertmeier they are te be had and te
I mob stores that keep the same :
Itebey home products If possible. Twe
at delegates te tbe Central Laber
i elected.
f The Aldermen Organise.
rfUergaen of the city met en Tues-
l.wwiag at Alderman Varr's offlce aud
l aw srgaausauen for social pur pur
"Twe dinners a year was decided
IM the manner of celebrating j one In
sua tne etner in the summer,
i elected are ; President A. K.
ft seercUry. J. K. Barr : treasurer.
.eenelly.
.;T' Appointed Notaries.
mebman. Strasbunr. and
Iftex, siellebury, (have been re-
Otarles nublle bv Governer
.:; .Their commissions were received
r wis morning.
Aaausel Cheatnut,
leaaptaaaki te have de
WUw peaeh crop in and
m lm Um cam of theie bridge bulkJars,
title would be eAgwrly aeught and tkatr
hokkntdalybeaored. Even the aracb
abased Utlea f the degenerate British
nobility etUl cany dignity.
It te apart of human BAtnre fur men
te covet some distinction, and the " ban
die te tbe'taame" te a constant reminder
that something above the average fci cx
veeied from the man addressed, and
A
should stimulate high amK"-
d"r JS2hlfrCheslerneld
dwpJ&KRtj Mitchell, the pugilist,
ffHHnktae: at the house of Goe. Balrd,
the sporting man, thsy became Involved In
a quarrel and finally resorted te blows.
They clinched, and In tbe scuffle that fel
lowed both of them fell down a flight of
stairs.
Balrd, who was standing by, egged
Mitchell en and the fight was resumed at
the bottom of the stairs.
Finally Mitchell seized 'a poker and
struck Goods two severe bio ws en the head.
Goods was removed te a hospital, where
his Injuries were pronounced serious.
Mitchell wae arretted this aftorneoni
Twe Drunken Men.
Iseae Jacksen, a colored man who says
he has a harbor shop at Willow Street,
camotetown te-day with B. F. Bishop,
m. white man. They had a geed home
hitched te deg cart and both became very
drank while driving about town. They
began giving exhibitions of spced st dif
ferent places. They passed up North
Queen se fast that two ladles at the cerner of
nnnn street narrowly escaped being ran
louewau me inun u i me ..,
West King street. The team was taken te
the Esgle hotel and the meti te tbe station
house. The ninyer will dlspose of their
cases.
The Reuuetzen Vereln.
The Lancaster Schuelzen have elected
the following efficers: President, Kbor Kber
hardt J. Latnparter; vice prosldent, W. J.
Smith) secretary, Ferdinand Vender;
treasurer, Oeorge Klrcher; trustees,
Adelphus Schott, J. Harry Freeli and W.
J. Smiths exocutlve committee, Gcerge
Klrcher, J. II. Beachler Ferdlnsnd Ven Ven
eor, Adelphus Schott, Lewis Lyens
target-master, Jeseph liammenu.
The night of meeting was changed from
the last Friday te the second Thursday or
each month.
A T.arare Sitrprlse l'nriy.
Last evening a surprise party wat given
te Miss Ella and Willis Ilerthey, daughter
and son of Eaby Hsrshey, a well-known
man who resides en the Beaver Valley
turnpike, about four mlles from Lancaster.
About twenty-ilve couples, Including poo peo poe
plo from different sections of the county,
as well as seme from Mechanlcburg, Cum
berland county, met aSfatie Cooper heuse.
They left In teams for Mr. Horshey's heuse
between 7 and 8 o'clock, where they epent
a splendid evenlng.
A rrlxe Uniwlnir.
Last evening after a very spirited meet
ing of Ved Itese Cetnmandery, Knights of
the Myslle Chain, a prlze drawing took
place. Edward Wlegand drew the tickets
from a wheel. The first prize was f 10 in
geld and It was' wen by ticket 44, held by
Mrs. F. A. Heek, of West Walnut ttreet.
Ne. 01, bold by T. Ferrler, took the second
prlze, a sliver watch. The third prlze whs
a sllver oaster and Mrs. James Nlmlew's
ticket, Ne. 719, get It.
Making nu luspeotleii.
On Tuesday afternoon the water coin cein coin
mltlee of counclls.ef which Mayer I&lgcrley
Is ebalrmsn, with Mayer-elect Clark, vis
ited tbe city water works. The committee
as a body made their last Inspection and
found everything In the be.it of condition.
After partaking of a lunch the commutes
returned te the city. ;
.: .
l'ollteness Net Vulucd.
Frem the Chicago Tribune.
Mr. Chugwater (rising with much polite
ness In a crowded street cer)" Permit me
te offer you it seat, madam."
Lady (removing her veil as slie nits down
and disclosing te his surprise the features
efMrs.Chugwatcr) "Th O, It's you, Is
It. Yen' re unusually polite, Jeslah I"
Mr. Chugwater "Yes, It's I. If It lmd
been anybody el se you would have llnlshcit
the 'Thank you.'
Made An Assignment.
Dlllman A Valr, bardware merchants, of
New Helland, against whom an execution
was Issued a few days age, assigned te-day
for the beneflt of creditors te A. W. Snader.
Assaulted Uls Wlfw.
Frederick Ledorer has been prosecuted
before Alderuiau Varr for assaulting his
wife, and drunkenness and disorderly ecu
duct. He was committed for a hearing.
A Heading I-awyer i Town.
Merris U. Schaeffsr, of the Heading bar,
was lc the city te-day, as the attorney of
Oateley it Urltten, who Issued execution
against J. A. Vrltten, of the American
heuse. The effects of Mr. Vrltten will be
sold en Saturday.
ii.
A Letter ler Illm.
A letter addressed te Jehn Council, an
old soldier, Is at Alderman Varr's.
Counells Meeting.
The March meeting of city councils will
be held this evening. The annual reports
of the heads of departments will be pro pre
smted. A Buklnets Meu's Jubilee.
A BuilneM Men's Jubilee will be hrld In the
Court llouae en next Tuesday and Thursday
evenings by the Yeung l'eeple's Society of rit.
Jehn's Lutheran church. The cutertutiiment In
something entirely new and novel nud lias
never btfere been prcaonted In Lnucaiter. A
mall admliilen Is te be charged.
Brevlty In gpoeoh.
irthere ba anything In the Idea that short
speeches are tlie met lmjrejve, the following
pcrseuul and direct testimony reipectlng lluin
phreys Family Hpecltlci nre te the point and
cenvincing: t'rcsoe, ;ia , Plain Dealer. Hum.
phrey's Hpccltlr are almost ax staple In the
family of the editor us meat or flour. Nothing
can excel thelr Nej. 1 and 7 for coughs, eelds
and sero threats. Uurllugten, la., tiitunlny
JAtning J'etts We ure never without
uumptireys' Hpeiincs. Why? Their Ne.
19 for dyspejwla and bilious stomach,
and Ne. 19 for malaria huve saved us
hundreds of dollars In doctor's bills. Hcheneo Hchenee
Udy.N. Y., Oaf tin Wedeslre every member
of our family te use the Hpecltlcs. They ure
safe, sure and economical. Hampton, Va..
Heme Bulletin: Thousands of our leudlug fami
lies are using Ne. 10 ter raalnrla and Ne. 10 for
dyspepsia. Hhastu, Cul., Courier! We doctor
all our friends along the coast with these Hpe
clflcs and And Nes. 27 and 80 Infallible remedies
for kidney diseases. Knewing the above tone
almost Identical with the opinions of personal
friends we cheerfully present them te our
readers, apen the prluclple If you knew u geed
tblug tell It and let your friends have the bene
nt-Chlcage, 111., ir(ern Breker. itd
gcatha.
Mtiutn. At his residence, near Wltmer. I'a
M March 4, IwO, Dr. Jacob 11. MusU"'u?U
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited te attend the funeral en Saturday, March
8, at 1 p.ra. at the house. Hervlces at Lougncck Leugncck
er s Meeting Heuse at SMO p. m. martwt
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
bis late residence, Ne. 127 East Walnut street
en Friday morning at 8Ji o'clock, te proceed te
Mount Jey at 8J o'clock. Interment at Mount
Jey.
KlavhtU.
wfu" 9ul.cti Ne- 2 Rta ew, 83383c:
Ne. 1 Vtayu , IU4. Wc : Ne. 2 de. 8V38c. '
Cern steady; Ne. i, new, 3j&37e ; old, 430
41&
Oats steady ;
Ne. 3 White xy,c; Ne. a
UIIAVM, tfC
Briweak; Wlnterlt35l5 00; Spring fUTS
aatea nay weax; fu 98a)U)U tetjjtaUtyt
Philadelphia Vroduee Market.
FHlLAnsLwilA, Mar. 8.-Noen-r-lour firm :
Penu'a supers. JOXS2 2J: extra. Szwmm!
As u enaee of prevention Is better, they say
Than a pound of tfeebeiteert ef ewe,
Let as all keep our teeth aac eswgasM frees
deear, .
And enrmeathaad ear breath fresh ma pare.
KorabetUeof HOeeDONTTIaMws require
Te speedily realise all we eeeire. ej
rras toqeahty
First Jtl
" Often jtwMeek Manseta.
&S'&2r,MEP&'S2!
beeves, m Wh 5;
eaial 90 1 Blockers and teeaers.ll 70 1
n viv w wtwe. w Hmh wv iw
S7
rows, nan ana mixes, si tesjs ssi Texas eaute,
2 BOM Wj Western Ranters, TOM 08.
Western Ranters, M TOM
MtlDtS.9IJ00 ! ahlDBMBU.
Hogs neesipu.sau ! mipmeBui. avsw i mar-
feet strenat mixed, jmsm
05 j heavy, es H
tlOTUi IlibLSSlea
li?i
Ips,
ssMxas 7a
HhnnjilnU.aflaB!hli
menu. Meet mar
ket strong i nail ves,M OOajSKji Western wool
U 89A 00 ; shorn Texans.ll tl SO lambs, M st
te II 0 per handrad wclfht.
ItiST LraawrT, Mar. . eattie neeeipts,8sr(
hlDmnU. 400 ! market dnll : tirlm. H tern
475) goed,t(n4sot fair,
stags and 6t cows, M MM 60.'
. r. - hA.a. A. MAma' k....r
wyvavx iir, V9 mam we uuu,
seats, tin:
Yeraera,
tflsTf
TferL iT'
Bhee
shipment. 1409 j
marketflrm; (prime, eSTVMOO; (sir te geed,
mwmhba; (oeaioeonunga,BBWMWi ibbids,
MiseaiTS.
BcrrALe,
Mar. 4.-Cattle-Rec!pts, 9W;
Hbeep and Lambs ReeelpU,2,30 bead ! 1.409
head for sale; market easier, but net queUbly
llegs-Rceelptii,!JNO head ; M0 head for sale ;
firm and unsbangeu.
J-
araln'aaa aovsjiiesui.
Furnished by B. K. Ynndt, Breker.
OnicAoe, Msr. 6, 1KB o-eleck p. m
uiesing rniw tee uxiucip, in.
wneat uern uaia. ye
rheat
t'era.
8S
low
10 10
10 IS
lard
March
April..
May....
6S7
05
005
Jnne
21
20J
July.
.11
Aueust ........
Hcplember...
C20
October
Year ................... ......
Consels .....M.H....M...
Crude Oil March
Wheat Cern.
.ny.
Oats. Perk. lArd.
77 ass
Karen ...,
April
May
Jnne
July
AUgUSl...
pteme
October...,
Year ..
Crude Oil-
March
Consels .............
WlnterWheat.,
Bprlng Wheat..
Cern .......
Oals
Itve
Barley.,,.....
Ilesd
. 2S.WX
ReeelpU-lletts 2,(x
Hecelnu -Cattle. ...- 13.0UU
LOCAL HOUSKHOI.D .MAItKKT.
Lancastkr, March A, 18110,
The Cxntral market was well attended by
farmers this morning, lluttcr and eggs were
abundant, and the high prices nsked early in
fie morning wars innterlally lowered before
ttm close of market. Fer butter as high as itt
emu was rsked early, but the price dropped te
2icenU. Eggs sold at 12,4 He per dozen.
Apple-butter, per qt.t 12930
Apples, per H pk I3l4
Ueef-M teak, per B lH
Ileef Keast per lb ,..10018
llecf Dried (piece), per ft 2S
Ik-er-Verned.pcrlS ,..'. UC414
llecf Frent quarter, per lb &ft7
Ueef-HInd quarter, per ft 7
llolegna, per ft 2SZ8
Kolegna (chipped), per ft..., 40
Ilutler, per ft , 28JM
lice ts (red) per bunch Se
Chickens (live) per pair. 60(300
Chickens (cleaned), per piece, iK&tS
Cup Cheese, per two cups , S
Cabbage, per head ,, &38
Cornmeal, tier et...... ....4(S
Celery, per bunch 8010
Cider, tver enllen
Ducks, dressed, perpalr,
suall.oe
r clei. 1214
Hum
per ft. i
IS
limit niiwuj. ivr w.. ...........
Herse ltadlsh, per bunch.....
Heminy, per quart
Lamb, per ft
Lard, per ft
l.emons,pcrdez
Mutten, per ft
Onlenx, per KPk
Parsnips, per nk
Potatoes per U pk
Potatoes, liirbushel
1'oUttecs (sweet) per X peck...
Perk, per ft
:::St
..en
.120 is
,iajie
10
!ux&ue
.1SC420
.114
!
Hauer Kraut, per qt.
Hausage (n-esh), perft.. , 12)4
Hausage (Hmeked) V ft..
11(3111
S
8
17
12
.t.2rrt2.oe
16C
.H10
18
nmoarceso, per piece.... ,.
Hcrapple, per ft
Hides and llacen, per ft
Hheuldcrs. per ft , . . .
Turkeys, live, each
Turkeys, dressed, per ft
Turnips, per Xpk
Veal K teaks, y ft
Htoek Markets.
Quotations by Heed, MeUrann A Ce., bankers
LMuciwier, rn.
MCW YOUK LIST.
Canada Paclfle.
c. a a t i.
Colerado Cenl
Central Pacific
11 A.M. 12 K. SP. X.
Canada Heuthern.
Chl.HU U k l'bg
uen, a mnu.
Det. L. A W -
Erie......
Erie 2uds.. .
JerO
K.AT
Leu. A N
I Hhere
Mlch.Cen
Missouri Pncinc-
llecsr. Valley
N 1
N. F.'i;reT.V.""""""".'.".'
N.WesL..
N. Y. O
New England....
East Tennessee.
Omaha
Oregon Transcontinental.,
Ontario A W-.
I'aclaeMall
Richmond Terminal
HU Paul
Texas Pacific
Union FaclOc
Wabash Cem
Wabash Prof..
Western U
West Hhere llends.
riui-ADEU'iiiA nurr.
Leh. Val
a
i'mi
84J.
TTli QHL
TO VH1Z
...-7HW MJ 2IH 10 00 SIM
...- W)S HO 21 10 10 S 00
7m2 ami 21 ie is ees
my. wjj
70 S2 M e 20
In- IHIIIIMIIIIIIIIII'MI'HIIHIIIII Kfcyf
lieie'ipui"' ""caFiie'is
'.ri";r!"r.,.r.!!;r.v."!".T. i
..,).......... M.,..,.... ...
Xi' ii"
: ia
i:: f&
& i'ijj
Z") kQ
. ... 17
TSVi
Wi
ivJ
uiJ
iwvj
etui
ml
2d . 28K
8I.W 15i
62 S3
&1 &-
S3
H. N. Y. A l'hlla.
Pa. 1U It. 84
neaaink...
Leh. Nbv.
Hestenv. l'axs
-
P. A It
N. Cent.
Peeples Pais..
lgfs .
Oil
Iy)cal stoek aud llends,
Hcperted by J. B. Leng.
. Par Last
Lanras't 0 per cent., 1890 tee lei'
e iNtt inj
" 4 " " Hchuel lenii 18WJ 100
" 4 " " In 1 or 20 years. 100
" 4 " " In 8 or 20 years. 100
" 4 " " In 10 or 20 years. 103
.. J'. .." " lnl5erS0ycars. 100
llui.hclm Uoreugh lean 10O
no
iai
10)
101
IM
102
HISCKLLANKOUS HTOCK8.
Qnsrryvllle it. It - 80
Mlllcrsvllle Street Car.. 60
Inquire Printing Company 50
UusllKht and Fuel Company....... 25
Htevcns Heuse (llends) lu)
Columbia Oas Oemimny. 25
Columbia Water Company 10
1
(N
6.'.
40
100
25
ll
HiisquelianunlrouCempitiiy. 100 Sui.23
.dnrletta Hollew-waro .. JOB 210 10
Hteetu Heuso 60 l'es
MlllersvilleNennal Scheel 25 Is
Northern Market 60 76.20
Eastern Market 60 M
Uas Company llends (5 per cL W00).. 100 lat
Columbia lloreugh llends .. 100 103.50
$lm SVbocvtfncmcitte.
A 1WOLUTELY fUUK,
J J
ROYAL
BAKING '
POWDER.
THIS powder never vanes. A marvel ei pu
rlty, strength and vrbolesemeness. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, andlan andlan
net be old in competition with tbe multitude
?wXJLcstlAh,ert,w,i,lu' alum or PheVphatS
Ivwders. Abtl only in caiu. Hoyal 1IAKIMO
FewuEit Ce.. 100 Wall street, New Yerk.
inar21-l-dAlvw
"XTOTICE IS HKItRllv nivirv tii., . ,
-Va, application -will be made te the governor
of lVnnsylvanla, at HarrlsburT te obtain a
e"nrj:-P.0.P?v'fortl,,leer0.
pomtlen audrei
upprerea Ap
tbarete,'! for
Prll 5S, 1874. and the supplement
r Ikaae DUler A Sens Company.
for the mnilllfdCttlrlnv
buying.
ana iraaing sucu articles of merchandise
ns ere used In the haiuware, Ireui s titi , "Su
" merchandizing trade, en 'March 3?
A.D., 1KO. 1HAAO DIllLElt. '
W.F.OILLEK,
CHAS. K. DILLEK.
HAMUELU.DILLEIt.
JAMES BLACK. '
,. u Subscribers and Incorporators.
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MUtCDERKKlllCD LABEL,
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1 a. Oentre Bq eare.
TCTORMNR FHU1T TR1MM1KO. AND AH
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sser, , , at M. CLAHK, ,
. snaet-twa NaatMerjmnamBtteel.
SAHTRRM MARKET HOU8K-P17BUO
aleefStalki. On Saturday, March S.at
.a. m., In the building. Farmers, butchers
aad ethers Invited te be present. marS-ltd
"DUBLIO HALC TO-MORROW AFTER
JT. neon at t o'clock, at lie Locust street, con
sisting of a let of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. Alse a Baby Carriage, Hteves and
Queenswarswl
It JACOB OUNDAKKIt,Auct
TTIOR RBNT-trrORB ROOM, NO. 7 WENT
J? Viae street, opposite Southern Market,
aT present occupied as fleurand feed store. Rea
sonable rent. Inqab-oef .
JTH if - iR.M.BOtlMltjaj,
sarUOV 4 a e,4S south ueealre.t
F
OK OOOU URUMII1W OO TO
KILBURN.
HUUHU SCANOFACTURBR.941 WEST KINO
MT LANCAHTKR, FA.
ml-lmdAw
-VRDKR OF 8TEAM ENOlNKEim.
JThe plies of meetluc for permanent organisa erganisa organisa
teon of the Council of the Order of American
Hteam Engineers, en Friday evening, has been
changed from Mr. Thackara'a residence, 608
Church street, te Orend Army Hall. In Kepler's
Building. All members are expected te be
present.
11 THOMAM OEEN.Becretary.
"IULTON OPEnA HOUSE.
Thurid&y Evening, March 13,
KNOAQEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
NELLIE BLY,
The Celebrated atebe. Tretter.
. In one hour and thirty mlnutcsshe will carry
her audience around the world.
Under the auspices of the
Y0UNQ MEN'S DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY
PRICES .25, 60 and 75 CENT.-.
sTSale opens Saturday at V a. tn. Hecure
your seats. m5-7td
NOriCK IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT THE
Beard of Inspectors of the Lancaster
County Prison will receive proposals for fur.
front quarters of
beef at the
rrisen. xneruii
less 4 standing rl
me run front quarter te be furnished
ding ribs and te weigh from 125 te HO
The contract te run from April 1, I8V0,
pounds. The contract te run from Api
te April 1U8V1. All propeoals te be banded te
the Hellcll&y en or before Mend ly, March 31. at
10 a, ra and te be accompanied with security.
The Heard reserving the rlsbt te reject any or
all bids. The beer te be delivered, welched and
cut up at the Prison. E. M. UILI1EKT,
Solicitor.
Netice Is hereby given that the Beard of In
specters of the Lancaster County Prison will
receive proposals for furnishing roasted rye
coffee te the-Prlsnn. The contract te run one
year from April I, ltm. AH bids te be handed
te tbe Solicitor en or before Monday, March 31,
1800, at 10 a. in. E,M. UILHKKT,
solicitor.
Netice Is hereby given that the neard of In
spectors of the Lancaster County Prison will
receive proposals for printing SOU copies of the
Annual Repert for the year 1830. All bids te be
handed te the Solicitor en or befera Monday.
March SI, 1W, at 10 a. m. E. M. GILBERT,
ltd Solicitor.
rplIE LANCASTER CARPET HOUSE.
' , BUY YOUR
CARPETS
Of HHAUB 4 VONDERHMITII.
HAVE YOUR
Carpet Werk Dene
BySllAUBAVONDEIUMITH.
Beautiful Draperies
At Popular Prices at KIT A HI! A VONDER
SMITH'S. ONK PHIcn I FAIR DEALING I
li Mluutei from IVnlomce.
8HAUB & V0NDER8MITH.
18, 20 & 22 East Orange Street.
aug2-lyd
piURNITURE.
VERDICT!
Any One Ought te Be Suited Here.
Tills Is thn Verdict or the People as they Pass
Through Our Large Stock or
FURNITUREI
Lirjer than Ever It Is this Rprlnr. Cheaper
than Ever the Price this Spring,
Bedroom Suites.
TUe Largest Variety of Tbem Ever Set
One Place in This City.
Up In
SIDEDOAUPS, EXTENSION TADLES.
CHAIRS.
HEINITSH'S
FURNITURE DEPOT,
27 & 20 Seuth Queen Street.
as-All Uoeds Stored
ered 1'ree.
till Wanted and Dell v
NKWY
ORIC STORE.
T
SPRING
-AT Till
New Yerk Stere.
This Is the best time of nil the year te supply
your wants with trimmings or every dccrlp dccrlp
tlen. The styles are new, the variety larger,
and the prices genemlly lower. Loek oereur
large line of Cambric, .Nainsoek and Jaccenut
Edgings, Insertions and Fleuncings
ani see ir you cannot And Just what you are
t r looking for. ,
We offer large assortment of
Hamburg Edgings
At 3, 4, 5, 8, 10 nnd 12$ cents a yard.
Wider widths for
Skirt Trimmings
At li;, 15, 17, 20 and 35 cents.
Flue Jacceuet aud Nainsoek
Edgings and Insertions
In dltrerent widths suitable for eery purpene
Irish and Swiss Point Embroideries)
rant jje uene Trimming Laces,
In new designs at low prices.
Torchon Laces,
Hand made, In all widths In thn fine, medium
and heavy qualities ut surprUlngly
low prices.
Pure Linen Torchon Laces,
Machine made, but very pretty; inakeexicl
lent trimmings for ery little money,
Fin'a Oriental Laces
In all widths at S, 8, 10, i: te 23 cents.
WATT & SHAND,
6, 8 AND 10 EAST KING ST..
EMBROIDERIES
Vnt &vtvtltnttntb?
QAERIAOE WORKS)
DonraeAiiunwoiri, t
Oerner of VbM ' Hreets (feemerly
T
Clgi
HF. LAUOEftT AND riMMsT LIN OF
Mnersehsium sind Frannsi Ssh Mm
tear Helders. Clear Ooeea. Bnufl mmJfSl
kinds of smoker's articles.
DEMUTH19 rjIQARBTORR,
aU-tfdn
UIBBaiJt.ll
TO SAVE YOUR BACK AND QLADDBN
your heart use - Furlty Heap."
tirANTED-aiRLB AND BOYS BETWEEN
v f iz ana is years or age. Apply at tae
OOi
KUiiuuaujaa w
ESTOO A CORK WORKS,
int-lwd
Cor. Lime and Fulton Bts.
"tirAMTED-CARRlAOE BODY MAK
vv . ana i-ainters: none ent tne nest
chanlcs need apply,
KDW. EDOKRLKY.
mt-zia usrrla
lags Builder, Market Street
F
OK
JAPANESE GOODS,
OoteERIBMArrfl,
Wa West King Street.
collection of lew state and County Tax In the
East and West Wards of Lancaster elty will be
received at tbe office of the County Commis
si eners until 11 o'clock a. m., Wednesday,
March 12, Itrtl0. By order of the
.COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Attest: W. W. Qribst, Clerk. ml-etd
'HOES! SHOES!
0u April 1, we will remove from our present
location te NO. la WORTH QUEEN STREET,
opposite the Franklin Heuse. In order te re
duce stock before removal, we will dispose of It
at prices that will greatly astonish yen. A full
stock of everything In the Bhee Line te select
from. Respectfully Yours,
WM. H. GAST,
WAI''
NO. 105 NORTH QUEEN ST.
SP
KINO SEASON, 18TO.
FURNITUREI
Spring Season, 1890.
These Intending tarnishing In whole or part
during the coining season ure cordially Invited
te examine my large and attractive stock. All
C rices the lowest that can be named for Rella Rella
le Furniture.
W. C. SAPP,
NO. 114 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
ea-Uelew Soulhern Market.
Janl.VJmW&S
M
AKT1N llltOa.
The Centre
-OUR-
of
Attraction
SPRING
OVERCOATS.
The Entlre Line of Novelties and Staple
Styles In these goods Is ready, and they have
been the centra of attraction for the last several
days. Prices and Ooed Coats run like this t
$7, M CO, 110, 813, (IS, 110. Spring awakening Is
showing Itself throughout the store.
Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Neckwear, and
Men's aud Hey's Clothing. Keep these facte
before yen. Without reservation, all our Win Win
ter;Orcrceat and Suits are going at large re
ducttens. Easy te save 11, 12, $3, 14 .or IS en a
purchase. Without reservation, all our Winter
Underwear, Hosiery nnd Gloves are going at
arge reduction. (1.60 Underwear going at II 00,
aud se ou.
Special Sale of Pantaloons
New at Extraordinary Prices. Hey's, Meu's,
Tall or Stout Meu's Slzei.
SPRING NOVELTIES
IN THE MERCHANT TA1LORINO DE
PARTMENT, Are Ready te Make Love Feast with Your
Eyes.
Correct Styles and Popular Prices Abide.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
T U. MARTIN A CO. .
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
Corsets.
An era of Cut Prices en Dr.
Warner's and Dr. Ball's Cor
sets, and te-morrow, Thursday,
March 6, we will sell Ball's
Corsets at 6ec each. Every
size in stock. A clear saving
of 40c en every Corset.
Blankets.
Purchase Blankets new, even
if you de net need until next
winter. It will be a paying in
vestment. About 250 pairs of
Blankets in stock, and as the
room is needed for ether goods
we prefer te lese money en
every Blanket rather than carry
ever.
Dinner Sets.
Every Dinner Set in stock
reduced during the month of
March, and you can pick up4
some great bargains in Havi
land's French China Sets of 125
pieces.
Chamber Sets.
A crate opened te-day of a
full set of 10 pieces at $2.25 a
set decorated.
Cfiina Silks. ' ' 4 . ;
Stripes and Blocks, Birds and'
blowers, at 75c a yard, regular
price $1 a yard. Suitable for
tidies, screens, fancy work, &c.
Beaded Bamboo Curtains.
10 pairs at $1.50 a pair; no
mere after this let for less than
$2.50 a pair.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King- and Prince Sis.,
LANCASTER, PA.
Vtrtt aiktf Htcmnt.
T?OMJtEJJT-FROM APRIL l.pe.
ggs lposiTe. fli sat Klsj.street. 1WKR
I AtfV Ne7l lese Klni. street. The
f ACTOR Y, Neb. IM sad Ml East Mifflin street.
Inqalreef
, . . OEO.B.NORBECK.
Boeesetn't Carriage Works, corner of Duke and
VflB streets. febntM
THECALLA LILY IS THE TRADE MARK
efUeriiieHSksaptmisrth. "PURITY.,
rfOIE FINEST LINE OF IMPORTED AND
X Demestle Cigars In the city. Clear Ha
vaaa CTgers, ear inanuSscture, In boxes of-38,
" DKMUTM1I CIOAR STORE,
aM-tUR H4 Bast King Street,
TITASH EVER YTH1NO THAT NEEDS TO
ylTee washed with "Purity Boap.". You'll
RaWDER YOUR SKIN BOPT, SMOOTH
aad Wttlu by aslng" Purity Heap."
OVSOAEfPl eOLDBCUOWANDMlA
QaeeMate Ctaars aannet be eaeeRsd.
tetabHshMlrTeT fitKtei
L8TORK.
ais-wah
imraet.
rpROUT SHAWM.,
SHIRT MANUrAOTtm
AMD MEW'S
OUTF1TTEHS,
.Ne. HO North Qeeen Street
RhlrUsaadetoerderas low as Mjee.
Perfect
mmumrmuvcw. k n
Threegh neeeaslty we have startled a HAND
LAUNDRY and are prepared te laundry of all
kinds. maras-lydR
TME. LABOR AND MONEY 8AVRD BY
using " Purity Seap." Sold everywhere.
OTICE TO MY Wll ENDS AND CUSTO
MKItflt
have located temnorerllr mv efflea nnd
warerooms at the Southern Market, eerner of
SOUTH QUEEN AND VINE STREETS, and
nBTiaiujQKsinneswaonmenier Bieigns, ung
ates, Phsstens and Family Carriages, and the
Norbeck Read Carts, all of my own manufac
ture. Special attention Is riven tereDalrlnt.
My Motte Honest Werk and Fair Dealings,
Always Wins;
feWs-tfd
J. H. NORBECK, Agent
-T7IORHE
P A.O.
OTU. A. 1
HEADQUARTERS-
, .. or . u., Jt. OIU.&, L O. R. M.,
Charms and Pins, go te
'ERISMAN'S,
Ne. 43 West King BtreeU
M
ARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS.
SOUTH QUEEN STREET
MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS,
25 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
Cemetery and Building Werk In every variety
of stone promptly furnished
At Reasonable Rates.
Constantly en hand Slate Rurlal Cases of tbe
various sites, in uiem we euer tne several aa.
vantages of economy of room and perlect dry-
1. They are made thoroughly water tight.
marl-ltndM,w&4
G
REATEST REDUCTION.
Announcement Extraordinary !
The Greatest Reduotlen of all In
PINE TAILORING
AT
H. GERHHRT'S,
Overcoats made te order at cost price.
Trousers reduced from f 10 te 18 ; from 18 te f5 ;
from 8 te WW.
Heavy Buttings reduced at tbe same rate.
Full Dress suits or the latest style material,
satin lined, at 128.
This Is the most sweeping reduction ever
mads In Fine Tailoring, and will enable the
cash buyer te get a flrst-class article for the
same money he would have te pay for a ready
made one.
H. Gerhart,
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
dzr-tra
D
RESS QOOIW I DRES.S GOODS I
Nes. 35 & 37 North Queen St.
(OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.)
Black Silk Nett, SI 00, 1 23.
48-Inch Bilk Warn Henrietta, II 'J te $2 SO,
48-Inch Weel Henrietta, 76c, ft 00, 11 25, St 50,
176.
40-Inch All Weel Cesh mere, 4 V, 60c, B2Jc, 75c.
46-Inch Weel Henriettas, S7c
Yard-Wide Cashmere, 20c, 33c, SSe, 87c.
40-Inch Striped Henrietta, 00c.
Brocade Mehairs, 76c.
60-Inch All-Weel Surah Twill, 75c and SI 00.
40-Inch Cut Cashmeres, 60c, 75e, Jl 00.
Yard-Wide Striped Serges, 37c.
Brllllantlnes, 25c and 60c.
All-Weel Broadcloths, 25c, 37Jc, 80e, fl 03.
24-Inch Black Silks, 75c, II 00.
Black Silks, 60c, 75c, Jl 00, $1 25, $1 60.
Surah Silks, 60c, 75c, &7c.:
Satin Rhadamas, 76c, 87K, SI 00, SI K,
Black Brocade Situs, 75c, St 00, SI 25, Jl 50.
Black Velvets, 25c, Sic, 60c, 76e, Si 00, 1 23.
Bordered Nun's Veilings, for veils, 75c, 1100,
SI 25.
Big Bargains tn Black Ciepcs.
Black Shawls, SI 00, SI 25, SI 60, R 03, S3 00 te
SliOO. ;
Big Assortment of Black Bilk Ribbons.
Black Silk Laces, 10c, 12c, 17c, 20c,"25e te 50c.
Bargains In Black Velvet Ribbons
Black Dress Olnghams, 10c, 12c.
Black Braid Trimming, 25c, 37e, 60c.
Black Silk Fringes, 60c, 76c.
Big Assortment of Black Calicoes.
Black Kid Gloves, 60c, 87c, 75c, SI 03.
Black Corsets, tl 00. (
Black Hosiery, lOe, 12,'c, 25e, 37Vc, 50c te SI 00.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
Black Goods
IN LANCASTER.
(OPPOSITE POSTOriVK.)
35 & 37 N. Queen St.,
i i ..LANCASTER. PA.
Charles Stain's !
NEW BLACK GOODS.
BOSTON
STORE
IMiw JsavawHItmttii
N(
SZiJ" C5
SUSTE9t,,00ATUM, D
. ,
MCURAMN NOa.'
. Wa l Werth taasa.t.
m
DAY COUHSK-KBYBTOlfB MVtV
Ladles educated for profitable .emplessseat.
Modera methods. Course complete east area
Ileal. Type-writing and alt business breaches
taught. Wnlght session.
W. D. afOSSER. Prla..
tWAw 1 North Queen St.. Lancaster. Pa.
s
PECIAL.
TjrpeWriting
Cree te all who take the Business Coarse at Ike
apeester Boldness i College. We use the Stan
dard Remlniten. Yeu can complete the course
until vocation. Kit yourself for theaesiHeae
offered te competent parties. Visit as at Col
lege Reems, Ne. M North Duke street. Opea .
day and evening.
H. C. WK1DLKR. Principal. 4
8, IT IS TRUE,
WE BELL
Without regard, te Cost, at
.NO. 20 EAST KINO STREET,
eUlwd W. M. HOFFMK1KR.
Ty EXAMINE S Y FREt
Speotaeles I
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE 1
Ten TUakYetv XjrtsAx OmiT
If you have them examined you will probably
And mat there Is something wrong with them,
and that glasses will be a great help te you.
We use Inimitable " DIA MANTA' leases,
which are made only by us, and recommended
by leading Oculists as the best aids te defec
tive vision.
Belld Geld Spectacles, 90.00 1 usual pries,
Steel Spectacles, SOe.l usual price, 91.00.
Artificial Eyes Inserted, 1 1 usual price, 910.
1. ZHEMAI A BRO.I130 S. liitk Stmt,
OPTICIANa I PHILADELPHIA. '
Between Chestnut and Walnut Bt rests.
rnvft-trd
mflK
PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
BIG REDUCTIONS
-IN-
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 05c, 75c, SI te S4 60
per pair.
Cream and Fancy Scrims reduced te 10a, 12c,
15C. 1
Bleached German Table Linen at50c;!regu-
lar price, 79c. ,
Pure Linen Cream Damask at 25a : worth 35c.
Heavy Cream Damasks at 35e, 40c, 60c : erth
45c, 50c and 80c
Extra Quality German IDeuble Damatkpat
cc ana 75c ; worth 85c and Si.
A large let of Fine Qualities Linen Tble
Cleths and Napkins In setts at greatly redu
prices.
A large let of All Linen Towels reduce! frfpm
lZKCtewc. ,SB
A large let of All Linen Towels reducteT fri
20c te 16c.
We have a lnnre let of extra larsre slze.e:
Heusefurnishing Goods.,,
fine Huck Towels In two numbers. Price w&
60c and 75c: will close them out at Xta and HsbN,
At these prices these goods should go out In a
few days.
Full lines of Tickings, Sheetings Muslins,
Ginghams, Prints, Pant stuns, etc., at less than
regular prices.
25 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
mariO-lydtl
H
AI'PYNEW YEAR!
Steam Engine
AND
Beiler Works.
MANUFACTURER OK
HORIZONTAL 1
VERTICAL I
PORTABLE T
HOISTING )
ENGINES.
I Horizontal Tubular.
Vertical,
Twe Flue,
Deuble Deck,
Marine.
PUMPS.
f Saw Mills,
-Ulark Mills,
(.Cob Mills.
BOILERS.
CENTRIFUOALl
BOILER FEED I
MININQ r
HTEAM J
MILLS.
AUTOMATIC TAN PACKERS,
BRASS LEATHER ROLLERS,
BARK CONVEYER SCREWS,
PULLEYP.'snAFTINO,
OEARINO HANUERS,
PILLOW BOXES, CLAMP BOXES,
COUPLINGS, COLLARS,
MILLBUSHINOS, STEP BOXES.
SPINDLES. TOEd AND STEPS,
PULLEY PLATES,
HHIEVE WHEELS,
Ac, Ac, Ac, Ae
BOLTS, TURNBUCKLE3,
LAO SCREWS. RODS UPSETT,
8ETT SCREWS, FORQINQS,
NUTS, 8q. and llex., CAST WASHERS,
PLATE WASHERS,
WROUGHT WASHERS.
Specialty in Making and Repairing
DEEP WELL DRILLING TOOLS,
Viz : Reds, lilts, Reamers, Jars, Sana Pumps,
Bit and Red Catches. c.
Charcoal Hammered f
llnnlnn'a lilt., 1
Deuble Rcrlned
Refined
Beiler and Tank
. TANKS Round or Square,
UT.,.... A ,.1.1.. '
for
Oat, OH,
ifrZ f tBtaa- 'ipes, Water Wheel Casings,
Het Air Furnaces, dc R
LARGEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
Buch as Valves, Cocks, Qauges, Oilers, Cast
and Malleable Fittings, Injectors, Packings,
Pipes, Ac, ever carried in Lancaster.
Special Attention Given te
STEAM HEATING.
Light and Heavy Iren and Brass Castings, r
O-Itepalrlng Promptly Attended te.fa.
Cheep Let of
SECOND-HAND PULLEYS AND SIIAFTINO
FOR SALE.
4 Pulleys. 4fctl2; 4 Pulleys, 41x10; 2 Pulleys.
IMaTs!1 ' a "' 11H '
PulteyMUrUlle',29,SXl6ii S W00d 8pIlti
8-2 IMS Cellars. '
52 feet, 2 15-10 Shafting.
1424 Inch Drep Hangs Deuble Bnu-ed.
Jehn Best,
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
Second-Hand Boilers.
6-30-Herse Power. 60 Inch Dlem.. 18 feet le
ztxtK men i uues. rrice, 1175 and 1160.
1-Beiler SO Inch Diam.. U feet long, W-3
lunn.uimurai, wiui sirs Tent, I
ThePeeple's Cash SteVe
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