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-"TTTl .-..-A.Z. .t.- .!!. M
l huumui in un uiwi"ij"
ob bis holy vocation, ceaient
works, laataat fa eeaaeu and out
ia;nilBieiering te nn n bbe
rtM Borrowing, be aaa BTOiyu
uUiil avarvalntereat of the
might be deepened, enlarged end
Htea bim its rotors ajreww uu
iproeaetad.
uMineuui have revived and
A. ae, mad Inspired us with large
laarlaaifcMfelaeai of the church In
iaamunlty..
NMiiy weaia we reoeru our appro appre
.af.tM encouragement, advice nJ
may nun, which resulted mine
of ear new church, a building
II ever stand as a monument 10
r filth and unfaltering coal,
II war rvlelea In his welfare. Mid
him abundant success and much
.la the new, trying, but tniet
at work te de which be has been
v?" 4
lS recent meeting of the vestry the
leg. letter te Kev. Meran from me
i of the diocese of Pennsylvania, was
ir
i"iiui latter i,V0niui mvnmcLinir
nlsasiira br Us eznressiens of
at "mantlet, and affection and regret
Flaw aaneHneement that you feel railed
rWW exert yeur great powers or nse-
asa in a remote neia in anomer morose.
Mr work In Central Pennsylvania has
tsunatiy crewneu wun me wivine
fcfbai-I ain sure you mutt have
(tving as te ma prepnety ei raov raev raov
riretn It for an experiment in a
devotion and untl rinec labor
sueasasrat anywhere, but I appre-
tke fruits of your efforts will be
liai w yeurssu anu your ismuy
With which you have heretofore
i Oed that you have been with us,
aiytoansyeu rer an your neip
It ve labors, and for the co-enera-
( havaalwavs siren me.
'affectionate interest wilt fellow yen
r ministry, and I shall oheriab the
i m rraviaenee or ueu may yet
i Dees: te me jurisdiction or
illy, yeer Friend and Bishop,
ii.v..(f' BiAiJinDi.rin(iwE.
K: Meran has been aoDelntod arch-
I Ofr Annapolis, Md.,end will seen
lUadttUealathatelty.
Kline and Jeseph Senft, boys,
rfjrem home yesterday. They
KMnd la Philadelphia 'through a
I Wat te the police of that city. Mr.
I te Philadelphia thU morning te
lad home.
I Boyd,' an empleye of SI. Charles
kVM struck in the face by the
lata erane last evening and received
I iftjury. He was heisting a block
rmbleh burst and caused the
rtorevelve very rapidly, striking
JBtetbefaee.
Iwesffwldlngat the tower of the new
I church has been removed and
1 presents a very pretty appear-
.&&"
lAtewnee fire company will held a
(tale evening, wben the holding or
f la tha'near future will be discussed.
I9M vault of the old Columbia bank
thas been tern away. The vault
lajenstructed nearly a half century age
FJeffsrsen Smedley.
I new council will meet en Saturday
()Hsr permanent organization. There
IMSjiberef rumors afloat regarding
Ullen of the different efflcere.
imn r i wn nunt w uu vusnipisin
kafssrnoen te hurry his shipment of ice
swat puce ier nis summer werK.
TkBS
Kit, tSf-'W' -.iveiy loesis.
;r,the first time this winter slolgliswcre
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v&i . -Uvelv Locals.
lwvnrDM ui kUKM9WF uiis iiiuruili
saan whose principal employment
ar .around Is snow shoveling, was at
Ktte go te work. These who tried - f tried - f
ing this morning pronounced It
1 geed. Trains en the railroads have
Hew delayed In the least.
tjsjrt Hambright, son of W. K. Ham-
m, v ux x-uuusj ivauin ruuruuu, uaa
I appointed te a position In the govern-
minting office at Washington through
Miaence of Cemrressmsn Brosius.
. Hambrlghi formerly worked In the
-emcee or this city, but for two
It he baa been en the Philadelphia
iadJBf9.
1 Miller, who resides en North Water
, was walking along Chestnut street
i the Pennsylvania railroad station
' afternoon when be fell, striking
I against a step of the Chinaman's
Iry.' He received a terrible out, which
.profusely, and was taken te his home.
jatarcn meeting or me city scuoei
I will be neid this evening at 7 o'clock.
aC. Bete, undertaker, has removed
erner of Seuth. Queen snd German,
tpauaing rermeny occupied by ills
r, we late Leven It. itete.
last evening and this inernliiu
I isnd three-fourth inches of snow fell.
t:fT, . ,
' ' f Leoeney'a Prosecutors
1 Phlladrlphla Inquirer, in a sketch of
hard 8. Jenkins and Wilsen Jenkins,
lthey belong te a family of presecu-
Ut would seem tijat the ollleo of
osecuter in Camden county be-
I te the Jenkins family." ItlcharJ
"unci or Wilsen, and bretber-ln-
of the late Cel. Wm. B. Ferdney, of
ety. Ricbard'atwenty years service ns
Hng atterney of Camden county
Malx years ego. Wilsen succeeded
ad Ktchsrd became his assisUnt.
patter's father, the fsmeus Judge
1,'was district attorney for Lancas-
y.
y b
: ; Marias Bale Het Aside.
JLta,was issued some time age
MWiJMwpeny or wm. coureath fer
bis wire rer maintenance, and
levied en his property. On the
etieee were served of claims
taw en tlie articles levied upon,
SB remit or these netlcew, the articles
r the sum of Ce cents. The storage
MM alleged, were fraudulent, and
vest Weduesday afternoon, upon
being made known te the court,
s sale was set aside.
sb. -.
. A. FeHeeman's 'sw Bele,
4UMS, who for the past half a
Ms been a member or the city
baa resigned that position, as
itly elected messenger for the
empany. lie went ea duty In
yesterday, bpecial Offl-
will Uke Mr. Uelss' place en
fterea until the new mayor gees
LaaaaHf Graduate.
i young men who graduated
I eewireneement of the Amer-
eellege held In Chleker-
k, (est night was Eliner
Ha is a eon of
known veteri-
BtrtaraaaaMrflfcai
aad issuiuiiu awswsa
ZV1iJJL
..jliu Am aaunlejrBnRrijeVejring.
ET"".'"' ." J.jJ aunlia nM
ueBaersen wy'V. "
Sear the doctor's reaMenee, and they were
ZL. MmA. riuriaw the war Dr: Lev
ring waa drafted, , net desiring te
MBpen the field, tenured Hendersen as
fibs maaUtuta. Levering looked after his
bustaees affair in bis absence, end was a
rreqaent visitor at the store. Boen the
names of Dr. Levering and Mrs. Hender Hendor Hender
sen were coupled In a compromising rosn resn
aer. The stories Increased with the lapse
of time, end seen letters were sent te ueu
demon telling hl that Br. Levering ted
visited bis home. He returned at the e e
blratlen of his term of enlistment, and
Settled down te his former business, ap
plying himself closely, and never giving
any indication that he weakl perpetrate a
terrible revenge.
w Late en Tuesday afternoon of Februsry
13. I860. Dr. Levering was called away
from home by a decoy messsge te treat a
patient some miles-distant, lie returned
te his home some time after 7 o'clock in
the evening, and drove dlrrctly te the
btrn. There was a tone wall
about ten feet from the stable deer.
Back of this wall Hondersen secreted
himself and walled until Levering had
unhitched bis horse and was leading It In
the stable. Aa the doctor get opposite te
falm he fired a charge or uuekshet and
bullets Inte bis breast. He dropped te the
ground dead, and a few mtnutee later Ills
family found his lifeless body.
The assassin escaped in the darkness, and
se completely covered his tracks that no
due te the murder has ever been found
until Hendersen revealed it himself.
The country was Immediately aroused;
and searching parties were set afoot. Hen Hon
dereon wss among the number.and evinced
the keenest Interest te unravel the mystery.
His name appeared along with that of a
number of ether prominent cltlrens of
Lewer Merlen, offering a reward of 1 1,000.,
Immedlately after the murder Jehn Hen Hen
dereon took sick, and for five years after
ward was art Invalid through the panft of
remerse It Is said new and was compelled
te retlre from business. He moved te Phil
adelphia, whew he remained for eevernl
years; but like Kugene Asram, returned
te the scene of his crime, which seemed te
have a strange Infatuation for htm.
A COOL AND COURTLY VILLAIN.
The Begus Lord Undismayed by Streng
Uvldunce of M tinier.
A illanstch te the Seeenl from Nlaesra
Falls says It Is new settled beyond all dl
putetbat the body found In the lenely weeds
of Princeton, en February 21st. Is that of
Frederick (i. Benwoll, of Cheltenham,
Kng., son of W. F. Benwoll. a retired
colonel of the English army, and connected
with some of the beat families In Great
Britain. Douglass Raymond Felly. Is the
son or Rev, R. P. Pelly, Vicar or Saffron
Walden, Essex, and a cousin of the beauti
ful Lady Felly, who follewod in the suit of
Lord Lansdewne when he was governor
general of Canada.
And Reginald Blrohell, esq., new a pris
oner with his fnlr-haired wlfe, who Is he?
At any rate, he la ns clever a blackleg and
as heartless a buccaneer as ever scuttled a
ship or cut a threat, and as hnndsome and
engaging a fellow as one would meet from
rise of sun te the setting of It. And the
pretty starry-eyed woman whom he mar mar
rled in England, and has been a sharer In
his adventures both by land and ses, Is
the daughter of David Stevenson. Len-.
den. i The bsesaae of the dead man
fills nearly a whoie room, and represents
an expenditure or at least 1.000. Thcieare
thirteen pteses; chests, hat-bexes, a Glad
stone beg and a guiwase. This last alene
Is a beautiful pie.se. It is the equipment of
a wealthy gentleman.
One possession of peer Benwoll had a bit
of pathos about it. It was a heavy, gilt
bound album filled with the faces of the
friends and family of the dead man. Tliey
ranged all the way from the countenanco
of a handsome lady with sliver hair te n
bonny little bit of laughing humanity in
abort dresses. Sandwiched In between
were Innumerable pretty girls, school-fellows
and cel I ego chums and noverul elllcers
of he majesty's army,;
The prisoner , sat in the cenrt room'
all day listening te Pelly's story, and these
ofDetectivo Murray and Chlof of i'ollce
Yeung. Ne clearer thread of circumstan
tial ovidence was ever spun about a man.
He laughed wheu any ene else laughed,
and keeuly enjoyed the rohearsal ei a
bright anecdote which he had ence I old
Pelly, ridiculing a local town. Othorwlse
he was ns calm as a steue.
A dispatch from Londen says that the
old and highly rospected father of Mrs.
Birchull Is very much dUtrcnted nt thn
news and ssys that he strongly opposed
his daughter's marrlage.
JACOBS SANITi.
Twe More Experts Examine Illin In
Ills Cell.
Dr. Rebert H. Chase, of the Nor Ner Nor
rlstewn Insane asylum, and Dr. H.
A. Hutchinson, of the State Hospi
tal for Insaue ut Dlxment, were In
this city te-day. Thelr mission was te ex-
- amlno - amlne James
II, Jacobs and report as te
his sanity.
Theso physicians are exertH en the
question of Insanity and wero sent te ex
amine. Jncelm by the .beard or pardeus.
Tliey declined te state what conclusion
they had reached when seen this uftorneon
by an Intki.ueknceh reporter. They
said they had been with Jacobs In
his cell at the county prison freui 10 o'clock
this morning until 2 o'clock this afternoon
and that they would make a full report of
thelr Investigation te the beard of pardons
en March IS.
Mr. Esblcman escorted the physicians
from the prison te hs boutieand enter
taiued them at dinner. Dr. Cbaae Is a
cousin of Mr. Eshlemau.
A Uese Test.
Seme time age the fire committee of
councils purchased 1,000 feet of Eureka
hose and same quantity of New Yerk Fabric
hese. Wheu the test was made the Fabrie
hose fulled te stand it and the Eureka did.
The Fabrie was sent back aud 1,003 addi
tional feet of Eureka hese was ordered.
This afternoon a test of the hese
was inade In Ne. 1 englue heuse. Theso
present were the members of the tire
committee, Chief Englncer Yonder
smith, Samuel 11. Sheuck, of Harris
burg, agent of the Eureka company,
aud & number of firemen. The hese
was tested with a hydraulic pump and
several soctlens were submitted te 400
pounds, which it steed bravely. That Is
what the hese is guaranteed te stand, and a
number of soctlens were tried at 2.'0
pounds, which is the sorvlee test. The
hose wai perfectly satisfactory te every
eue.
A Brether Survives.
It will be romeuiborod that the I.vtklm I.vtklm
eencer recently noted the decease hi the
Lewer End of Esqutre Jehn C. Lewls, a
well known aud eccentrle bacheler who
had for many years led a solitary
life. He was net known at the time
te have any relatives lUlng, aud
hi neighbor and irieud, I. N. Keen,
esq., administered upon his estate. The
inventory Med in tbe register's elllce shows
aii cstate estimated in value at $1,100. This
morning, however, it develops that Lewis
had relatives li ing InMontgemery county,
and oue of them, a brother, D. R. LenU
has presented hlmself at ,the registers
ofilce with his counsel, A. C. Rclna-hl,
esq., and has also taken out letters or ad
ministration. Mr. Keen his been notified,
and the letters granted te him will likely
be vacated,
Heme Acunewleduements.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gruel, two large
baskets of cakes ; Moravian Sunday school,
candy; Y. M. C. A. supper, large bam;
Mr. J. C. Scureek, 80 dozen doughnuts;
twelve Blbles from City Bible society.
Thursten Reelected.
The final sessions of the National League
of Republican clubs was held In Nsshvllle,
Tennessee, en Wednesdsy. Judge Thurs Thurs
eon was unanimously reelected president j
A. .P. Humphreys, secretary, and Hep.
PaUaM Loeaabary, treasurer.
fw Jehn H.
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wn "!. ? w j:"v
V-l
ICzecattea Tsseed. , ,
Daniel L. Hsen lamed an' seent4eei tei
day against fHephen H. Weller, erMannetm
township, wlthnettee toltees C. Cellins,
his assignee, for $1,310.
Went te Tesan. '
Win. T. Jefferles, who has been spending
two or three weeks In Lancaster, left this
afternoon for Dallas, Texas.
VBpelllna; BeeatXden.
On HatnrdayevealBi there will he a speUIni
bee at Bden ear His beasSt eftbe ttandar scbeel
eftbaes. "AeJaHteaalaiatares efeatertala
went will also bt gl venf
. T XLA f
The Business Men's Jubilee.
Great preparations are being mace ter, the
Badness Men's Jubilee, which will be presented
In th Court Heuse en Tuesday and Thursday
evening of next week, March II and IS. The
entertainment will be under the auspices of the
Yeung People's society of BUj Jehn's Lutheran
chuicli, and will no doubt he a big success."
Tnw evening af 7 o'clock, at the Franklin
house. Jehn If. Baumsardeer. executer of
J. Copland, will sell the welt-known "Copland
Jfeuse," 125 and 127 North Queen street. The
property has long been the principal retsii
rant In the city and Is well worthy the alten.
tlonefbuyrr.
e
Everybedy should Se It.
The Business Men's Jubilee, it new and novel
entertainment held by the young people of Bt.
Jehn's Lutheran church, st the Court Heuse,
Tuesday and Thursday evenings, March II and
IX it
r,
Chureh Pair at Nelftvllle. '""
A fair for the benefit of the Luthtran church
.at N ffsvllle will be held in Brubakefa hall,
commencing (Saturday, March 8th, snd con
tinuing ten days. The Bethsvllls cornet band
w 111 be present en the epanlng evening.
Nsllle Bly Coming.
The Lancaster publle have a rich treat In
store for them In the appearance at Fulton
opera house en Thursday evening a it, of the
famous "Nellie Illy," who made the circuit of
tht(lebe In seventy-two days, surpassing even
the daring Imaginary fust of Jules Verne's
here. When Miss Bly passed through lnca-
terenher return trip, thousands gathered .at
the station here te sea the plucky little woman
who had beaten the world's greatest record as a
traveler. Blie will recount the Incidents of her
famous Journey, and Is sure te be replete wlth
Interest.
Death.
Musscii. At his residence, near Wltmer, Pa.,
en March 4, 1MW, Ut. Jacob U, Musser, In his
72d year.
The relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited te attend the funeral en Halurday, Msrclt
8, at 1 p.m. at the house. Hervlces at Longneok Lengneok Longneek
cr's Meeting Heuse at 2.30 p. m. inarMl
IlRAnv.-March 4, IW, In this city, William
F. llrady, the 7A1 year of bis age.
The relatives and friends or the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
his late residence, Ne. 127 Kast Walnut street,
en Friday morning at tii o'clock, te proceed te
Mount Jey ut B) o'cleek. Interment nt Mount
Jey.
MneWK. March ft, 1800, at Itohrcrstewn, I'a ,
H.Clay, son of J, U, and Leah Brown, Iu his
(2&th year. " -r
The relatives ami friends of the family also
members of Lancaster Castle, Ne. 20, A. O. K. of
M. C., are respectfully lnvlted te attend the
funeral, from his parents' residence, at Roh Reh Roh
rerstewn, en Batuvlay afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Hervlces at the Bcfermed and Lutheran church
at Kohrerstewn."
ilctu 3btYvtiactitcnf.
gpAHKIAOBWOBKM J. "
DOER80M OARRIAaE WORKS,
Cerner of" Uuke aud Vine Htreeu (formerly
NerbcckAMIley),
OVJO. H, NOIIBKCK, Prep.
Bd.OOO OrerHlx'lheusand Dollars (l,(K)0
-. In Flne Vehicles new en Kxhlbltten.
JHOO AlltheLATKHTHTYbKHfer 18BO
lA.tHI KOADCAIITH ain.OO ,
aa-The best of mechanics en repairing nt the
Biwrsem t'arrlaire Works, comer of Duke end
Vine streets.
dtMydll
XUHT BKCEIVEB, t
UOKDKKEIl BED LABEL,'
The Finest of Champagnes.
HOIIllfclC'H LlOUOR BTOUE,
Ne. ia Centre Hqnare.
mllKY CAN Al.b COPY BUT NONE CAN
A. Kiual Billy Walls's Havana Filler Cigar,
ir Clgiu
N BT.
ttt NOH. 5 A 103 JSUIUI1 ttllKK
dee5-0mdM,Tu.Tli,M
XfOT'CK I
.131 A special mrctlne of the Yeung Men's
Bcinnrrntfe Heclety will tie held jiu Friday
evening, March 7th, nt 8 o'clock.
Wll.KIKC. BARB.
ltd
Hec rotary.
BILLY WAIT7. HAH THE BEHTTWOFOB
6c aud 6u Clvars In the Htnte, at
NOH. 6 103 NOUTH UUEEN HT.
(IccWJindM.Tu.Th.H
VTO 1'OIBON OH INJUBIOUS CXJ1AJUH
Ol useUln"l'urlty Boap."
-irANl'ET-A HALF OBOWN OlllL TO
TV inuke herself generally useful. Apply
at the AUUOltA 110UHE, Cor. North Queen
and Chestnut HU.
TIME, LAHOH AND MONEY HAVRD UY
using " Purity Heap." Held e cry where.
T71A8TE11N MABKKT HOUHE-l'UULIC
Ah Bnle efHtalls. On Haturday, March H, at
ft Je a. m., In the building. Farmers, butchers
and ethers Invited te be present. marMtd
T-ENl)Elt
YOUll HKIN HOFT, SMOOTH
XV and White by using
rurlty Heap."
BEST TWO FOB F1VECKNT.OIOAIW
the city, ut III LLY WAIX.'H,
Nes. B A 10J North Uueeu HU
dccMmdM.Tii.Th.H
T I'BIVATE HALE.
XTe w Heuse.
Substantially built. Thirteen Itoems. Mod
ern 1 in pre emeu ts. Ne. 20 North Llme street.
Apply le
WALTER M.FKANKLIN.
Ne. 1J0 Kust Ulug Ht., Lancaster I'a.
fcbJMvrdTu&Th
TEHT 6e
HAVANA FILLER vCIOAll IN
X the city, at
HlI.l.Y WAITZ'B,
Nes. 6 & 108 North O neon Ht.
decMmdM.Tu.Tli.8
A DJOUIINEDI'UULICHALE.
J. On Saturday, V n. in., March 8th, 1SU0. at
Furmcrs' Merthein Market, Imcuster, i'a.
Agricultural lmp1emcnU,6huy mkes, 1 Ameri
can haymaker, buggies, spring wagon, 1 sleigh,
DO farm gates, tW seta gate hinges, 300 clothes
dryers, y, ten gah antxud Iren wire, about 'J tens
iruH irt-ei eurumg. e,u wiiiiewusu urusn
holders, 160 sets carriage Jack Irons, UW patent
single trce, horse detachers, 6,000 tobaace laths,
100 bushels of corn, 30 wheel flxers, 601rou-iest
hole dlceeri.drUlna-mare. harnen. Ac.
D. K. UUBKHOLDER,
febj-ltd Hherllf.
JUrfv HAVE LONG H1NCE DECIDED
ibstlllllyWaltx'sClgurUthe Best In the
Htute. Jfrsaleat
, NOH. 6 A 103 NORTH QUECN HT.
decWmdM,Tu.Th.H
XfOTlCE TO TAX COLLECTORS.
X Netice Is hereby given that bids for the
collection eriKM Htate andCeuntvTax liwhe
Fust and West Wards of Lincuster etty will tie
received nt the elllce or the County Commis
sioners until 11 o'clock a. m., Wednesday.
March U, IStO. Uy order of the
COUNTY COM.MIHHIONERH.
Attest: W. W. OiutST, Clerk. ml-utd
SUITINOH, OVERCOATINaa AND THOU
HKItlNUa. nt
REDUCED PRICES.
McUltANN A NOWLEN.
Ne. lad North Queen HU
DAY COURSE KEYHTONE UUHI
NKHCOLLEQE. Yeunir Men and
lidli ed
educated for tirefltable einule'inpnt.
Medem metliuds. Ceurae eninnletn mid tiraiv
tlml. Tyiie-wrltlngand all bmlncss branches
taught. IM) night Motion.
, W. D. MOaSKlt, Frln.,
tfdJkw 10 Nertli Queeu HU, Lanceskr, IHu
sp
ECIAL.
Type-Writing
V rec te all who take the Business Course at the
.ancnter HusIucni rellege. We use the Hlan
dard RemlnsUm. Yeu can cemplete the course
until vacation. Fit yourself rer the positions
offered te competent parties. VUlt us at Col
lege Reems, Ne. 31 North Dukektrevt. Open
day and etenlng.
lLCWKIDLElCPrlntlpal.
TT'HTATE OF JOHN J. HOOVER, LATE OF
JL Lancaster city, I'a.. deceased. Letters of
administration en said estate having been
frunted te the undersigned, all persons indebted
hereto are requested te make Immediate pay
ment, and these hnVlnir claims or demands
is or demiiud
t thptn irillin
against the Mime, will present them without
delay for settlement te the undersigned, resid
ing Iu Lancaster, IX'i.
4UOUII I. UUUVI.il,
. " Administrator.
Baewx lUxiEiAtteraeyf. .BXWTk
9lHlwmnt.
L XNUAL HTATtUMMT
nU.lYA
'OKIIMOF
r
J
CXPENDITURE8
-OF THK-
Lucaster Ceutj Hospital and
J
J
BALARIRB AND BEBVICJM.
1 Daniel Herr, sllreeter..w.i ....
a William Ooed, director
! K H Harsher, director
4 Keuben W Bard, director
fi Jacob HBUIne, director ,
Jehn Brenner, director..............
7BK Weaver, director
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6187
10 07
SW0 00
100 00
102 60
100 00
310 00
3K00
IB 00
150 00
75 00
II K Myers, secretary, .
IW
M f 'A M.( I,.1.I
............
W Jehn BMHler; treasurer, T.
iu r nvrU ."!"(
ii Aiian a iierr, treasurer
U Jehn WHtreuk, moral Instructor.!
13 K 11 fAndls,M li resident physician.
14 U F Kline, M B. resident physician..
16 II K Musser, M I, Visiting physl-
clan, 2 years)
1 Wm Blackwood, M D, visiting pliy-
slelsn .', .'. 7......
17RMBelenliui, fD, visiting pbyal-
clan.i
ISOeergeE Worst, steward, (HUB and
19 Tayler Hhuler, engineer .....,.,.
20 Jehn B Weaver, attendant. .........
21 B B Herts ler, farmer ,.
a William Itnpp, baker........
ZIHamuel Bhaub, constable,
24 Kats Kckert, attendant.,
2ft Kate Miller, cook
25 Kate Perter, reek .-
27 Alice Buckwslter, attendant........
aiMrs Lydla Cramer, attendant
W Mrs Anna Watdley, cook
SO Mrs Henrietta Worst, matron
81 Anna Bine, attendant
S3 Mary Kane, attendant
Alice Keenan, Attendant
M Maggie Keenan, attendant..
85 Martha Auxer, cook..,
M Clara ell
S7A K Wills, attendant
W Charles Berlens, attendant
W Frank Miller, attendant....
76 23
1,240 08
640 00
188 IB
615 00
430 00
400 00
as 60
105 00
63 00
148 S3
140 00
moo
160 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
80 00
2100
176
184 00
205 00
185 00
110 00
sum
40 00
10 00
68 83
35 00
600
29 00
1I7U0
665
HBO
181,74
k 500
88 Kl
U4ffi
12166
35 28
48 80
18 00
110 00
400
10 00
turrana stnis, evienaam.......
41 Allan Balr, attendant...,.
42 Ueorge Ulalr, attendant
4.1 Frank Jenes, attendant. i
44 William Hess, attendant
4fi Isaac Weaver, attendant.,...
46 Jeseph Wnir, attendant ,.
47 Willie Bhuler, assistant engineer....
48 Herlen Simmons, laberer
49 Jacob Oarrells, laborer
69 Allan McCue, laborer ,
61 Peter Robinson, tailoring,,
UAK Hteltznis. services..
68 Tem Kelly, attendant
64 UN Breneman, carpenter
66 Ueerge Ulmer, plastering..,
M Henry Hardy, plastering ,
67JehnMelllnger, carpenter weik....
U Jehn HheaiTer. carpenter work
69 Milten Buckwelter, crushing steue,,
se Ueerce W Hnyder, brick work
81 BenJLandti, painting
88,708 18
Dry OoetU.
1 Martin Bres, dry goods ,...! Kit it
2 Lewis W May. dry goods , 27d 75
3 Watt A Hband, dry Reeds 345 10
4 linger A Bre. dry goods .tie II
GHnmlsh ACe.dry goods 103 M
1) L Hershey, dry goods 02 01
7 K K Fahnestock. dry soeds 47 8.1
8 Myers A Rathren, dry goods 60 25
VLnneACe, dry goods 800 18
lOMetgxer A Hanghmau.drygoeds.... HOI 90
II J H ilershey, dry goods 18104
12 Worst A Blierli, dry goods..., 215 81
13 Hear A McNabb. dry goods , .,78 90
11 It W Robinson, dry goods 7 73 20
16Chas Hutmm, dry goods 30 68
HI Jehn Kllhefner, dry goods t 10 00
17 Philip Helium, Hen a Ce, quilts and
counterpanes AS 80
17 Lancaster County prison, cariwt.... 40 74
10 J B Martin A Ce, carpet 22 35
20 W D HtnutTcr A Ce, hats 07 65
21 Hhanb A Vendersmlth, window cord 1 1 71
11,300 IW
. 2,623 02
. 850 75
2995
. 270 13
90 00
35 00
40(11
BOO
1 22
Fuel and Light,
IBaumgardner Ce., coal,
2 Ueorge Hhulmyer, coal
SJosllUeodell A Ce, coal ,
4 Miller A Hariman, coal oil for gas.,
6 WPCummlngs, retorts...
0 Jeseph 11 Uuber, retorts
7 Jehn W Mentrcr, weed
8WmUMcFalls,woed
0 J eh it A Burger, J r, shavings
83,882 70
Leather, Beets and Shots.
lining A Davidsen, shoes, etc )
2J Marshall A Hun, shoes, etc
3 F U Jehns, shoes, etc ,
4 D I U tackneuse, shoes, eta
6Hhnub A Burns, shoes, etc
a Lewi W May, shoes, etc
711 It Hougendebler, shoes, eta ,
H Worst A Hherls, shoes, etc
VH Cehen A Bre, shoes, etc
10 Oeo A Trl plile A Ce, shoes, etc
11 Merris Zeek, leather , ,
74 80
210(1)
61 35
80 99
103 45
WHO
198 10
33 80
33 25
22 30
95 10
j, ' 8990 85
Fleur.
1 r. 11 Bruhaker, flour f 253 00
2 Jeseph Overheltxer, flour 210 00
3 luvan AHons.fleur 651 00
inr iiu,i;iii;H uuur... ....... ..... 11 (Hi
6LevlMaultalrACo,neur 188 00
8 M F Htelserwalt A Heus, flour 105 00
7 k r ureu, neur,
111 00
8 H M Ncwswangcr, flour.
260
"fT,5(W15
Qrecerlti,
1 Miller A Hariman, groceries....
2 II LHhenk, Broeenee. ...........
3W A Heist A Ce, groceries
4 J Frank Heist A Ce, groceries..
6 Daniel Hlng, groceries.
GJHHernhey, groceries
7 D H Bursk, groceries
8 l'aut Oerhart. coffee nud tea....
9H It Miller, celfee -,
,8 4,047 46
. ZM43
Ml 54
. 311 08
Tilil
. 325 13
105 8J
025 37
132 00
85,999 05
f 2J0 30
0 38
75 33
Seap,
1 The Miller Heap Ce, soap,, ,
2 hheitfler A Reluwhl, soap..
3 Jasen K Enby, soap ,.
8311 99
JYei isiens.
1 Jehn B Butt A Ce. meat.,.., f 4,505 81
2 Jacob HLandls, perk 49 20
8 Wm Deen. nsh
. .... Wl ie
4 Wm Beat, fish and chese...
5Hnmuet Brulmker, flsli..,
8 II BHerr.turkeys
7 Henry Buckwalter, butter und pout
uy ,
8 Metsgcr Bres A Ce, crackers...
9 Jiueu K Euby, previsions.....,
10 Ed w A Ranslng, previsions
11 J H Ilershey, prolstens....
12Chas W Eckert. previsions
13Mllten Buckwultcr, pudding
14 Jonas Buckwalter, puddlug ,
20 IS
2 50
4 40
SJ0B2
i.7 78
'JO 10
84 42
62 90
43 IB
20 98
10 80
800
1125
2 20
9 14
, 2M
20 00
1 75
060
8 00
I." 35
15,557 90
lauu iterr, nppies.,..
18 AareuHuiumy.apples.,,....
17 W A Hwclgari, apples
18 Jehn Krelder, apple butter..
1911 11 HerUler.eicsa..
20 LW Way.cern
21 Little A Herr, com....
22 Ellas II Herhbey, fruit.
23 Adam Landls, fruit,...
24 C) rus N Herr, lnrgnr .
Vegetable.
1 Chr Lcfevcr. Mtatees and turulps.
2 Adam Reich, potatoes ,
SAM Dlttenbaugh, polateos
4 Jehn Balr, potatoes
6 D 11 Myers, potatoes
CJehn Buckwalter, potatoes..,...,
7 DHHuber, potetocs
8 OeergeFarmer, potatoes
B Hiram Kshleman, potatoes
10 llavld Krelder, iKitatix-s
11 J B Eshlemau, potatoes
12 Jacob Hnilth, potatoes....
IJ Ames Rah rer, potatoes
11 Harry Myers, turnips
13 1'eter landls, onions
lOJehnMrQuade, onions
17 Chaa Echcrt, egetablea
1330 07
jrardtrare and i'lumbinif,
1 W D Sprecber, Hen A Ce, Iren pipe,
etc $
2 W PCummlngs, plumbing, machine
worker..,. ,
3 Wm JHiulth, plumbing.
4 J F Andrews A Ben, pluinbllng,
6AldusCUerr, sheet Iren work aud
14 2(1
3(M03
2U3 07
0 75
128 51
roenng..
0 Frank l'felner, roenug
7ThesFulrer A Hen, boilers
8 ManJiallA Kern-ier, hardware
V Uee M Hlelnman A Ce, hardware ...
lOHteuer, Shrelner A Ce, hardware,..
11 ltellly Bres. A Raub, hardware...,
12FIIUU A Breneman, range
ISJehu Best, boiler supplles..,,.
H Henry Yeuug, lock springs
44 SI
1,200 10
13 30
1,016 02
130 10
48 8(1
113 26
03 03
4 10
t 4,211 09
7baece.
I H Hamburger A Ce, tobacco,,., f
3 J H Ilershey, tobacco ,
SHO IX ninth, tobacco j
4 J E Bernard, tobacco
Farm Expenses.
1DB Landls, teed , ,,, $
2Hamuel lUmck. ugeut, feed
31i H Wenger, lime
4 M Habertmsh t Hen, harness, etc ,,,
6 Edward Krcckel, harness repairs..,.
HI) II Bailsman, repairs
7I.evlK Lundls, repairs
8 Edward Edgerley, repairs
9 Solemon Reseuthal, cow ,
10" Emanuel Keueagy, cow...
II BB Herttler, cow ,
22 Frank Ceble, sheau and hogs
11 N H Lindsay, shoals,...
II Jehn Musser,'" ah eats ,.,.,
15 Jehn Ooed. shunts ,.,.,,,,..,,,,.
14 Jehn K Miller, sbeaU.'... ,..,....
12 40
1311 60
4(180
25 W
IB 00
43 80
UI62
18 65
370
12 70
700
17 00
63 00
60 00
45 00
181(96
100 00
.36 00
18 OS
M.
17 tsaaueea,siuiai4. ...,., ,v. '(
f Htm 9tksvtrtiMMtHt.
MOepWl
I
w
31
21 Henry
Am
31 at
DtirJ
S7 Christian
MRDIIerr.steM
teeeeYesesi
A
Wit&OiSEi E?""aui'f-
eetaeeeee
II W D Hprech'er, Ben A Oe, 'fam' iniy
lleS..,.......,,,.i ........4,.,.
Herr. pests., ......'
BHBamaelMartia, horse .........
U Levi Hensenlg, cattle
35 Lancaster Chemical Ce, phespbate.a
Drug! and Mnlteinet.. -
1 II BCecnran. driigs .' t
3 J II Brown, drugs .....................
3 Daniel U Iteluhu, drugs.! ,t
Altrnt A Hnbter.dmn ....... I....H
6 DrEB Herr, drugs., t
7 Unas A UelnlUh,drugs ..............
f S80 3B
Lumber.
1 Baumgardnsr, Ebermen A Ce-
tier , ,..,;
3Q Hener A Mone, lumber...,.,,..
8 J PHtermtelts A Ben, lumber.
4 Wm Wohlsen, lumber
6 Philip Iiebseltier, lumber......
Furniture,
1 A K Ilefrmeler, furniture
3 Walter A Ilelnltsh, furniture..
SB P Miller, furniture,...,
4J II Wldmyer, furniture' ,
6 W M Homneler.funilture..;..
lum-
344
26 81
met
n
3 88
488 49
. I 180
.. lab oe'
,. n
.. Tite
888 B0
CbRJcaeic Fees,
1 Jehn Markley, mileage t 130
2 Win Murphy, mileage. ".."... li 37
3 J It Kemmerly, mllesjre. ........... 6 60
4 It M Gracfr, mllesgs..V7............. 1 88
6 DO Kemper, mileage...., , 2 se
8 RU Cellins, mileage ,..,...,. ISO
IVJfKn"ilcr "!!ag i uee
SJHWarfel, mileage 8 00
BFH Btevet, mileage, , gee
10 Jehn Bell, mileage 441
11 A O Fyle, mileage..., ,, tee
12 Israel Clark.mlleege ,..., is go
13 RM Caldwell, mileage a 90
14 WreWlttlck, mileage 444
15JHYecum, mileage in
18 Edward Harsh, mfleade.. ,.1.,, ,...'. 3 10
17 Abraham Harris, mileage; 3 80
18 Jeffersen Kelfler, mileage.... 3 00
lBBamuel Morrison, mileage 6 00
30WU AulU mileage ,. g
21 Israel Blessing, urneage 1 30
22 J A Hhenr, mileage. 230
2IHFFeltz. mileage.., s 60
24 Jehn Weldle......, 6 30
25HHIIettensteln, mileage 1 10
28Uldeen B Hteltxfua, mileage 2 00
27 Humuel Campbell, mileage SOU
i Sub
Maintenance 0 Paupers Outside of Insti
tution. ll'enns)lvanla Htate Lunatle Hespl
, ,1,1.1, UIMIUIUEi.i.tt.Mtlill
2 Mrs I' Dnldwln, bearding
8 Harriet Wilsen, bearding......
4 101 W
w ou
92 75
3 60
634 45
4 lieu) Lerry, ueurjinir.,
6 Pennsylvania Institute for Feeble
, Minded Children, bearding
0 Directors of Peer, Hchuylklll county,
bearding '.
7 Mis Heldetbaugh, bearding ,.
8 airs Fisher, bearding ". ,
B Jane Felts, bearding..
10 U W Miller, Secretary of Lycoming-
Director of Peer .,
HEHKaufTman A Hen, coal as tem
porary relief for James Brown
12 B Steber, merchandise as temper
ary relief for Urlas Fasnacbt;...,
13 LR Brown, groceries im temporary
1100
8126
117 25
38 60
18 84
760
10 00
600
reiier rer Peter Dague
14 Uee A Trlnnle.
.agi, groceries ai
llef for Airs Bautn-
temporary relief
Jardner
Patterson, merchandise, as tern-
364
1108
fflJ ruuvi lur narnn uarver.
Hwelgart, merchandise as tern
.. ,- lerary relief for Franklin Minn..
17 E 0 Cassel, merchandise as tempor
ary relief for Plnkerten
13 J Hemsber A Hen, merchandise as
temporary relief for Jehn Buck
waller 19 C B Ilershey, ceul as temporary re
lief for Andrew Hellenberger
20 Adam Eaby, weed as temporary re
iier for Jehn Fetter ;.........
21 Wakeraan Wesley, weed as temper
. . nrr relief for IlarveyKuhns
22 L W May, merchandise as temper
ary relief for Mrs Richardson and
Mrs Jenes ,.
23 C W Kautz, groceries as temporary
relief for Marie Robinson
21 Jesse Adams, groceries as temporary
relief for Ames Dague
25 Kreamer A Armstrong, groceries as
temporary relief for Elizabeth
McCoy
2C Israel O Erb, groceries as temporary
relief for Mary Hilt
27 Daniel Hlng, groceries aa temporary
relief for Mrs Llpp
" .. --" IRecerlea as temporary
rellerrer Mrs. Vanaulen
" ,. ." F.rerle as temporary
relief for ilrs Bauregardner
" .. . " groceries as temporary
rellefrer Levi Buse
" .. .." groceries as temporary
rel ler for Th Reth
" .. .." Frecerle" as temporary
rellerrer Wm Moere
" "... 1' groceries an temporary
rellcr rer Mrs Appeten
' " groceries as temiHirary
rellerrer Peter Robinson... ,.
28 Chas Hwelgnrt, temporary roller....
20 Jacob H Hirtne, temporary relief of
3 18
4 49
20 00
400
800
18 25
10 0O
620
10 00
500
10 00
8 00
80 00
13 00
200
300
800
300
13 60
'3 00
10 00
300
10 00
12 11
660
17 42
jnary neemcr una Cyrus llelslev.
30 J W Trees, temp
31 Hanford 3Incufi
SiKSSSSRELwMi""!!!
32 It II Rohrer, temporary roller for
Hellenberger, etc
Amelia Ruttcr, temporary relief for
Eliza Piatt ,
31 Directors or Peer, Berks County
maintenance of Anna Western,
i;"iv'".." ,"" "i' 'y"'?..r2'"!,
(8,108 88
, Miscellaneous Expenses.
1 Uee A King, M D, certificate or in.
sanity.. i.....
2 J P Zetgler, M J), certicate or In-
3 011 ve'r Reland, ii b,' 'cert lnca'te or iii.
annlty ,
4 J K Shirk, M D, certificate or tnsan-
ity
C Wm Blackwood, M D, certificate or
Itmanlty
0 T M Llvlnesten, M D, certificate or
Insanity
7 H O Urey, M D, certificate or lusau-
Hy
8 B l.eaman, M D, certificate, or In
sanity
V R M Bolenlus, M D, certificate of Iu-
sanity.
10 W B Irwin, M D, certificate or In
sanity ll.W U Blnkley,M D, certlllcate of In
p sunlty
12 James E Baker, M D, certificate or
Insanity ,
13 A M Miller, M D, certificate or In
sanity
14 D W Htycr, M D, certificate or In
sanity
15 Martin Rlngwnlt, M D, certificate of
insanity
16 J It Lebinan, M D, certificate In
sanity ....,....
17 DrSelr, medlcalattendunce........w
18 B Hhcnberger A Heus, eefOns and
burials
19 A J Zercher, coffins and burials....
20 OUCnutnnau, coffins and burials...
21 Jehn H lUUer, cetllus and burials...
22 Ueorge Byred, cetllns and burials...
28 Jehn 11 Becker, coition and burials.
21 Jehn Nerland, Cellins und burials....
25 Adam Ranck, cetllns and burials....
2il II OHeldeinrldge, ceftlns und burials
27 The New Era, printing
27 Lnucnslcr lntcllhscnrci, printing....
20 Lancaster Examiner, printing
. Columbia Hpy, printing
31 Marietta Register, printing ,
31 Jehn liner's Hens, printing
33 C B Yeager, prlntiug .,
34 J 1 Wlckerihum, cash payments,
used mainly In transferring pau pau pau
ieratoetherlnstltutlons 35 Oeei-Ke K Worst, cash payment.....
36 K II Iiudls, M D, cash payments,...
37TbeM Dudgeon, steam corkers....
83 High A Martin, quemsware
SOKelfcrA Klehl, repairs
40 Fcuna Telephone Ce, rent ,...
41 Laurastcr City, water rent
4J B J Kress, truuies, cte
43 A A Mieatter, whisky
41 A B bhcaircr. whisky
45 J Rohrer, whisky
48 L B Herr, stationery
47 a L Fen Dcrsmllh, stationery..,...,
4S Ernest .ahm, spectacles, etc
49 Jesetih Ncldhawk, Insect poison....
60 CBBruuer, agent, freight
leareseg, sesge aad aianta
' ' BTJLiBg jBliilsfls
TmTmXSSSIS-a':.'."'.
lsnjsBfciiTjijijjMa.i.i
lOHHOT. IVHHa
li
JMM
i
3M4S
net
MSB
66 se
280j
2 60
65 00
20 00
2G0
260
260
250
37 50
600
260
600
260
260
260
260
00
800
I8 60
BOO
17 60
800
3 11)
300
15 00
6 00
1140
28 20
(0 20
17 10
10 00
15 00
12 00
SIS
21 24
II IB
1100
179 38
400
80 00
503 37
61 10
400
200
10 00
385
23 82
27 80
600
50 42
83 00
20 25
404
43 00
02 00
14 80
5 10
em
800
700
loeoo
IB 60
400
01 7B
487
10 45
15 00
64 OB
4 80
118 10
60 60
300
ei riiuertf verry, ice.
51 Benl Eibenshade. brooms ,.,,
63 F w Woolworth, pictures
64 Adam PenU, brick
65 Casper Westineler, plating forks
53 ADrcnzcr. hens
67 Philip Lebxcller, table legs.,
67 William Wehlsen. turning work..
60 Jacob llftti, moving flreularm
CO J Vuudcrsiulth, repairing lightning
reds ,
61 Cor bin A Goedrich, boiler Insurance
VI Ames Oast, earthenware
UU'hnsHhuler, cleaning boiler
81 Hainlsh A Lcamau, pnluts
liSWmD Zell, Ink ,
W Walter Cllerr, clock and repairs....
87 Jnceb Geed henrt, disinfectants
U8 The WerUier Disinfectant Ce, dUlu-
fectants
GO Lancaster A Wllllatnstenn Turn
pike Ce, tell
70Trexler A Reet, renovating leathers
71 Jehn H Miller, Treasurer, expenses
te Alteuna convention
72 Rese Bres A Hurt man, umbrellas..,.
t2,44S 44
Iteerlpt During 18S9.
...i l eru ii
Received from County Treasurer 17.1V..' 7i
HecelMMl from private patients, sale
or steue and farm products 3,125 47
Received from Solicitor (collections).... l,ew 84
Total 853,147 47
Disbursements.
Pay roll for IRSB ......84..682 75
Out deer relief list 3,6100
IMw 3LksnrlMttf tti.
w&Mes3-i
At tens Expense
there Is nothing whteh sa faraMiea a heaee as WaB PaenaMll)eceratlea.aa4at
ear preseat.aaeaeaBamly law arieeaa ks)ttete4heteMbeprodeeWat LsssKxpeass
with Pease Hsagisge than by any ether taeaas. '
TBOOSAMDS OF PIECES OF BRIGHT, MEW PATTEMS
t
e riDev
L
jf
r- v aj i j""
Vtlir Haa aM eteeertBHae 1 if Uedlnn
. I'yyy'S.T11 -Blaaks, Breassa, Rmbeassd OeMs, Ingrain, ftM, Bag
llshwaifcawsvasiniaattlers, Match Berder. ad rrleafaTBeswa-
J.0e?,',t netaresteel and Roem Meuldings at eaeJtalr, ea.
third (sag evea eeaMsswik) la sea aetees," "
With targe Wteshei iai Bast Payee Hangers we offer this season an asusae! oppor eppor opper
taatty te have Paper HaagtagslesM at low eesu
Bpecial discounts given te LedtmTetetles, CTubs.
WASHABLE WALL PAPERS,
T UNEQUALKD FOR SERV1CB. '
J
"Ten-ZTbeasmng pieces of th Celebrated English Varnished 'TUe Papers, Baallsb
washable' and ether SaniUryPaperi. '
Fer a number of years we havs Imported directly from Manchester, Bagtaad, large
Invoices of Paper Hangings of a quality Unequaled for Bervlce and Plalshfswd after
hsvlng fully tested, ws thoroughly recommend them. Are finished te be wahafe whea
soiled.
Many of the patterns are Tile nn'd Natural tyoed effecU, and are frequently used in
stead of real tiles and wainscoting.
These goods are unsurpassed for Hallways, Restaurants, Offlees, Dlnlng-Boesos,
Bath-Roemj, kitchens, Passage Ways, In short,' wherever a servleeable wall is desired.
We are Selling this Line of papers at juices which make litem the most economical
Wall Papers In the market. v "
DECQlHTIE WORK,
We bave'beeri s'ueeessnu with Decorative Werk, and are constantly Intreduclag
novelties. Btuoce Cornices and Centra Pieces Tinted.
Paper Hangers.end Decorators who are practical and competent workmen sent and
thorough and careful work guaranteed.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS !
By making early selections for any work you may desire te de, we will be pleased
te reserve you any date ahead.
HAGER&
J Nes. 26, 27, 29,
Stew 3lbtevtimrnt0
Total amount or pay rolls dur
ing 188B fc 818,582 75
Maintenance or paupers out eut out
sldeef institution f 8,103 SB
Expended for Improvements
and extraordinary repairs .. 8,308 40 11,400 73
Ordleary Atmsheuse and hos
pital expenses 37,153 02
Average dally number or Inmates, 361.
Farm Statements.
Farm products sold during I8S9 and deducted
from bills :
772.25 bushels of .wheat te Levan A
Sens $ 771 IB
IS head or cattle te J J Rutt A Ce 778 OT
Cost of above cattle . i 662 30
Farm Products liaised During 188ft.
About BOO bushels or wheat.
' 1,000 bushels or corn.,
" 400 bushels or corn.
" 1,200 bushels or potatoes.
iiu eusneis ei tomateos.
" 80 bushels e beans.
" 60 bushels or peas.
" 0,000 heads or cabbage.
" 60 tens or hay.
JACOB 8. RTRINE, President,
WILLIAM OOOD7
E.H.1IEKHUEY,
B. W. BARD,
B. P. WEAVER,
DAVID C. KREADY,
mari-ltwAltdO Directors.
npHE LARUEHT AND" FINEST LINK OF
X Meerschaum and French Briar FI:
cigar Homers, cigar cases, Hnun Bexes am
swua in siuusvn ariirit.
DEMUTH'8 CIGAR STORE. -alS-trdB
114 East King street.
TO SAVE- YOUR BACK AND GLADDEN
your heart use " Purity Heap."
FOB FINE FBUIT TRIMMING, AND AB
this Is the time for It, call en a geed trim
mer.
M. 11. (Il.AKK.
marl-lwd
Ne. 218 North Plum Street.
grANTED-OIRLH AND BOYS BETWEEN
IT u nu i years or age. Apply at the
8 years of aire. AddIv i
enuvdivini ivntrtenniu
mt-lwd
Cor. Lime and Fulton Hts.
F
OR
JAPANESE GOODS,
GoteERISMAN'S,
Ne. 42 West King Htreet.
OTICE TO MY FRIENDS AND CU8TO
MKIW I
have located temnerarllv mv office and
WSreroems At the Hmithem Marltnl.enrni.rnr
SOUTH O.UEEN AND VINE HTKKETS.and
have In stock a flne assortment of Sleighs, Bug
Elcs. Phretens and Family Carriages, and the
Norbeck Read Carts, all or, my own manufac
ture. Hpeclal attention Is Riven te repairing.
My Motte Honest Werk and Fair Dealings,
Always Wins.
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J. II. NORBECK, Agent.
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IOR HEADQU ARTERS-
A.O. K. of M. C. K. or a. E., I. O. It. M
A m una r a i n t c. l-ii...
Charms and ltns, go te
BRISMAN'S,
Ne. 42 West King Htreet.
XN THE COURT OF COMMON FLEAS OF
JL Lancaster County.
Elisabeth D. Kecchllng'l November Term, US),
vs. Ne. 22,
William G. Fechl and i Execntlen Decket.
Barbara Henkle. J
The undersigned auditor, appointed te dis
tribute the money ruled into court en the
above execution te and among these legally en
titled te the same, will sit for that purpose
imireuay, reuruary hi, ikw.si luo.ciecaa.
In the Library Roem or the Court Heuse, In
city or Lancaster, where all persons Interested
in saia uisiriuunen may attcna.
REDMOND CONYNQHAM,
feb-3MTh Auditor,
TjlULTON OPERA HOUHE.
Thursday Evening, March 13,
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
NELLIE BLY,
The Celebrated Glebe Tretter.
In ene hour and thirty minutes she will carry
her audience around the world.
Under the auspices or the
YOUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY
PRICES 25, 80 and 75 CENTS.
sT-Sale opens Haturday at 0 a. in.
your seals.
Secure
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COPLAND HOTEL AT ORPHANS' COURT
SALE.
Ox Thumdav, March 6, ispe,
at the Franklin Heuse. Ne. 122 North Queen
street, In the city or Lancaster, by order or the
Orphans' Court or the County or Lancaster, the
undersigned will expose te public sale that
well-known and long-established hotel and
restaurant, known aa the " Copland Heuse,"
situated Nes. 125 and 127 North Queen street. In
Uie city or Lancaster. The let fronts twenty
four feet, one Inch en North Queeu street, aud
extending back two hundred and forty-five feet
te Christian street. The Improvement are a
large three-story hotel and resUurunt, with all
modern Improvement and conveniences,
water, gas, ranges. Ice houses, aud every thlug
necessary for the busluefcs.
This property has long been the principal
restaurant In the city, uud la well worthy lbs
attention of bujers.
Hale te commence at 7 o'clock, w hen atten atten
pauee will be given and terms made known by
J. II. BAUMGARDNER,
..., Executer of J. Copland, deceased.
f8,10,12,l5.l7,W2A,l,aim3,5,8d
TJROWN'S.
Brown's Pereus Plasters.
The best plaster made, containing the best
known healing, strengthening and seething
medicinal agei.ts known. A balm for all aches
or mil ns. Price. 15c : t w e for 25&
Hull Toilet Paper, first quality, two rolls for
Packages Toilet Paper, first quality, large, two
packages for 26e.
Packages Toilet laper, tint quality, small,
three packages for 25c.
Brown's Skin Curative Seap for all skin dis
eases. Use Cremolene for rough, red and scaly bands,
face or lips. A delightful cream of almonds.
Nothing greasy or sticky. Sold at
BROWN'S DRUG STORE,
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BROTHER,
31 West King St.
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TTtOU REKT-FROll APRIL 1. 1860.
JL1 The DOKRUOM Private Dwell in i
ntuiv nuem, nn. ii kml Kinv aLt!
tafiaa -Ua u r .r. ,m Z JV.T" T.
FACTORY. Nes. 128 and IM Eiiav
Inquire of
OEO. B. NOjH
Doersom's Carriage Works, cerne
Vine streets.
rrtHE CALLA LILY IS THET1V1
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JK. W IUV M! IUVSV OUSip OQ fJLTia,
mHE FINEST LINE Or IMPORTED
svemeaua wigsrs in me city, l
vana Cigars, our manufacture, In be;
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DEMUTH'H CIOAR HTORE,
114 East King Btrest.
Tf OR GOOD BRUSHES GO TO
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BRUllH MANUFACTURER, 241 WE8T KIKO
ST., LANCAHTEB, PA.
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X ROUT A SHANK,
IRT MANUFAUTURICRR AND; MEN'S
N OUTFITTERS,. -
Ne. 140 North Queen Street
BhlrU mode te order as low as line. Perfect
BtRuaranteed.
T W2?Shnec,!f'lt' hv started a HAND
LAUNDRY and are prepared te laundry of all
kinds. maras-lydH
TIT-1LLIAMHON 4 FOSTER.
OUR-
DAYS
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srai epiiiifi
March 13, 14 & 15.
WE WILL SHOW MANY
NOVELTIES
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DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, LADIES' AND
MISSES' COATS, WRAPS AND
JACKETS.
GENT'S AND BOY'S HATS, OAP4, NECK-
WEAR, BOOTS, HHOES AND
CLOTHING.
Alse u New Departments HOUSE-FURNISH-INO
GOODS.
This Week we Call Your Attention te OUB
SPECIAL SUITS FOR GENTS
at 110 and f 12.
They are Medium Weights, and buying or
pricing we shall take pleasure In showing them
SPRING OVERCOATS-15,13, 7, 18, I0, II J.
Next Week pur East Window will contain a
Special Pantaleon Display. "umuiua
Gent's Derby Hats, II 25, I 50.
English lerb)s, 12 60.
Bey's Light Cleth Hat, 25c, 3Sc. 50c
Beb Rey Caps, 500.
A Flne Assortment or First-Class Goods iu
Trunks, Traveling Bags and ValtaesT
Children's KlltSulU, 12. 1250, 3.
Knee Pants, Dark and Light, Sic. 50c, 7Je, II.
Geut's Silk Neckwear, 33c, 50c, 75e. ' '
Sprlng-Welght Underwear. 33c, 0c, 75e
Men's Demet Shtrti, 25c, Me, iOc, 79. ' -
Overalls, Coats and Jumpers; 60c each erl
,nsh.i,nS. Tickings and Musllnt-Ticklngs,
10c, 12e, 14c te 25c Hill Muslins, yard wide, 7KC
Sheeting. 0-1 12c. "
Dress ainghams, 8c, 10c, 12Xc te 20c,
Outing Clethe. 10c, 12;c Wash Bieges, 6c.
Toweling, 3Jc per yard.
Embreldeales in Swiss and Nalntoek.
Embroidered Fteunciugs, 27-luch te45-lnclx
wide.
Laces Vandyke aud Valenciennes and
Heavy Corded.
New Buchlngs In Vundvke and Old English.
Ladles' French Butten Hheee, that are genu
ine hand-med). nhlch renders them easy and
comfortable te tbe wearer. The style Is aearly tU
the same, as our Bejlabla Common Bsase ibape. i
Made with low heel. The uppers are made of
very plluble Bright Dongola stock.
Ladles seeking shoes that are a 'combination
of style and ctnuferl, step and leek at ear
Price' HBS7UOU Shee,u ney cmu ,n a" wWtks.
f llliamsen f Fester,
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