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8, 1890.
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a ftteatea!-? W CMM.
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.. AuJkt aa'deek this IBOnlNt
, hmfr ..). M
(MMMMW) W. xnxifa, wu..
ihMWM WH WKiaeniT mn
k ft Mlt H went home wd aaver
l"( tacitppe foUewed,-nnuy caua-
!;. HVbMftali Buffering
dv ftad mmm ftway rery quietiy.
lit. Dedge waft M yaara of age, and wm
iatjprignew, YermeBU wjen
(HHirBHlMinri nunimnuni
L'V Attar remaining mere rer;a
ifMM be went te Berlin, New
Nk;wiMre,he carried en the same bual-
i.wr nwajr year, xweive yeara g
i tat Unrutr nnd enrerea in we nusi-
ih making cork, which he continued
itatkVttfneef his death when ha was
"ftfUliirllnir the Lancaster cork works along
E'isfl'ftfcttsylTahU railroad, Jneteaatef the
Ann iron works. In the years tnai no nas
p$a hare Mr. Dedge shipped corks all ever
&ia'tt7aHad States, doing an extensive
K IIBSS.
JTha deceased leaves a wile ana inree
iaklldren as fellows : Byren Q. Dedge, who
P laanmral In the manufacturing basinets 1
fr$m J., wife of Rev. It. Q. Appentelfer,
Who la With her hutuana, a missionary,
ateUcmed In Cerca, and Miss Mabel E.,wlie
Mraafttheme. Mra.AprtiMllet'aliubanu
"" trrAniA r VmnVlln atul Marshall
IMdlace. They ivent te Cerea n ve years age
fated expected te return te America In two
aara. Durlrur her absence Mrs. Appen-
Laattcr wrote regularly te her family and
I that her father'a lieaun weuiu reinnm
A Kftttla mnwrn waa aent te Her.
rlec her of his death this mernlng.and
fiU will be great shock te her.
Mr. JJOdge was a momeor ei me uuke
t-etraet M." E. church, which he attended
ifftgftkirly. He was an upright, Christian
a, nigniy respecieu uy an who anew
The funeral will uke place en wen-
4fty' afternoon at 2 o'clock with Interment
M Lancaster cemetery.
. f A COUNCILMAN 1 LL.
. vie Organisatien of the New Deily May
wft llave toUeDororred.
lvmria, Mar. h. Jenn iieniing, ue-
eMsfCeunciirnan-uieci or me nrsi
, la allll sick and confined te lilnlioine.
ill'-aet be able te be present it the
stcalian of council this evenlnir.
Oeswvll will meat Ilkely remain a deadlock
WKf t Mr. xriemmg is aoie u ue present.
v. Jehn' Lukens, an employe of the Bus
auMhanna relllnff mill, had his rlalit feet
fi fatnfu Uy burned last night by het clndern
il tuahlng Inte bis shoe. --'
. .wm. Arnoia, an empleye or wu unaries
iniace, had his led feet painfully mashed
Htaignt ey a. ieaa or ceai railing upon ir.
the Colombia Blble society will held
etr annual meeting about March 20th.
ISsaftddreM will be made by Itev. W. 1'.
rMsaiai. of Baltimore, formerly of town.
r LBfterge Qladfeltcr shot three wild geese
i amine river aneve me asm last evening.
r ik mwmu numu iwuinii
l. a r" ..i.tj "i - i i
A avwuig luucuiiie ivhi uimiiueu uii lunt
paaier me uonentei naiem Liuiueran
no. Ticket Ne. 15 was the lucky ene,
I hv Mn. IlnrA Ilnrrlii.
t Bunaay scnoeis ei me Aieinejisi
at cnurcn win nom uieir annual
irtf AtAmliM nn Riitiflnv nrlArnnnn
OTo'eleck. .
Majer, Bency will conduct thn Ing
wen or company u, en limr ay,
1 30th.
, J. M. Peebles will loot urn rn Pnlen.
I la the Second strejt Lutheran church
adav evenimr.
Iveralde Heme, Ne. 27, Is conducting a
a uj seciaiua in me armory, weven
I have been erected, containing wares
only used en each day of the week.
I armory has been transformed Inte a
r Place ana a koeo. time can be had hv
twheatteti'l.
Lieut. J). C. Welsh tins received a tele-
l that his reslment will be trunsfnrrnil
the division et the Atlantic, with head.
emartera In Michigan.
Sunt. A. M. Wilsen, of thn nn.-ii1lnrr A-
(Mamblft railroad, left te-ilnv fnrn irinin
ttfiJVV'ert.
Tlie horse of Paul Bleti's coal team fell
mm morning in irem or me. Control
KftUftnal bank. The liorse wns rolenHml
i ftfler removing the Unrness.
' The hesrlnir of Ilarrv Ktrlcker. phanrnl
kstnli Isreenv. hn limtn fuiQfnannil imill
LflPaeadav evenlnir euinir te the nlisnnrn nf
fOhaa, L. Qreene, prosecutor.
& SUchsel MeCnnn linn linnn ftiiiwl Imfarn
IMlre Selly for drunkenness and dia-
fe, uswei iy penauct ey aanuici wimnk, a nelgli-
tkt U.flinlliifi.An IInn.lAn ..... . .1
hjJV. -w..M ..VVOWU llUUniUUOUWI) llllll
uuvu uruiiit. ler suvenii uuy pasi, no
i neen ufireaiing ins who, anu tue peer
i nan oeen tne victim or her bus-
l's blows. The man will be arreMtMl
i will be taken before Squire Selly for a
!
r WlltlcK came across a bev aired
tjraara at the rolling mill Inst night. The
rnve ins name as i- rancis r. cum, und
I be was born in Wasliincten state. 11
qjBlred a roving disposition, and nailed
i cauin Dey te tue west indies, Cuba,
isiiejr uiucr pens, iieiauucu ntuieu-
r, awh., hiiu wits en ins way 10 uai
tre. The bev was nulte iutelllirerit.
I Ilia conversation showed that he was
Jnted with life en the son and many
i countries, lie wassent en his way
linere.
A'larra audience vrltnnssnd a cnntnln In
VfUtty Beformed church last night. The
)fHnunine was very interesiing.
Jslcbsel McCunnn was irlven 'JOilnraln
' Jftttby Sqnlre Selly, for being drunk und
tfi$- A nuy Tobacco ler,
-Te-day the tobacco trade was brisker
than it has bean in soine time. It was de-
, -Hvery day at a large number of waroheusos
cltrr."'at an eirly hour wajrens.
Mftded heiTvTiT'wUli the weed, besrau ceirt-
tftfin. About the warehouse the scen6s
waremore stirring than they have boons
er some time.
V . n. ... ...
t-.asr. jeuas pieu, eiivcr aprings, sold te
Mr. Isaac Stlrk ten aures of seed leaf at 7
eats through.
L
resentea witun Oeld Watcli.
f jomeume age Biipenntendent Wilsen,
ftv'the Prudential Insurance company,
affsred a prize of a geld watch te the ncent
fhls cenipauy who would socure the most
'Mmbera In a given time. Mrs. M. C.
XftUmer, of Ne. 127 Seuth Arch alley, wen
Le prize, as she secured overSOO members.
.We presentation was made last evening at
M lady's home In the prosenceof aniim
flsKDfherfrleuds. W. Dled In Cullfernlu.
re has been received In Mn riot la nf
I ft .th at Pctaluma, California, en
Cy 12 of Jam os M. Charles. who was
' tiJef age. Mr. Charles was born in
t the lale Jacob Beth, sr., and followed
,, trade for aime time in Marietta.
r years age no remevej te California,
sjft very successmi in business there.
brother llenry was drowned at
bis, by falling oft a beat several
IftCO,
-M .
y.T flftM en tlie Ku.ntni?A.
Wward D. Williams, of Quarry ilie, bon
r WUllam Williams, a baggage master en
MMrryville railroad, Ien yesterday te
S sailor en ibe Saratoga training
I lisi-Philadelphia. Several Lancaster
1MB the ship in disgust recently.
' i e
-& Cruelty te n Jlerwi.
able Price was notified enlrlJnv
I that ft team had been abandoned by
i mrner en West Orange street, abe e
Upen inquiry be learned that the
i was hitched te a pest at 3 o'clock in
foen, and was allowed te stand
Hfttll after 0 o'clock in the night.
was taken te Ames GrelPs
.and the constable is endeav-
i aaeeruin the name of the owner of
THK ..CITT'B KNC1NKKRX.
They Meei ftft Tevtn TiiUon'Ceuneil,
Ne. 10. O. A. 8. KS
Wlthlnthe past three weeka the steam engi
neers of Lancaster have held several meet
ifa preiiralnary te erganising a council
of the Order of American Engineers. On
Friday evening ft reusing meeting waa
held ta'tha room ,of Atelral BeyneWa
Feet, Ke. 405, 0.A. R. -There was very
targe attendance and the greatest Interest
waa manifested In the business. The
council was erganlred and it la new. In full
trerklng order. It was named after Bebort
Fttlkm, one of Lancaster eeunty's most
prominent men, and will be Ne. 10.
Grand ctdef Knglneer of Pennsylvania
Benjamin V. Pettlt and Deputy Supreme
Chief Engineer Harry O.Conner were pres
ent. They Instituted the council, in
lllalwl thn mnmhnni and Installed the QUI-
cers, who are aa fellows t ,f A O !
IChlef IHnglftcer, Jehn UrepniDg ('first
aslatant engineer, Harry Shftabf record
lag engineer, i. A. KauUt Htisrk4at ongi engi ongi
fteerGeergeOverdeerrcorreapondlng en
gineer, Geerge Anne ( chaplain, Jacob Lck
man ; treasurer, Themas Andersen ; senior
master mechanic, J. J. Lellar; junior mas
ter mechanic, P. II. Ostrandet Inside sen3
tlnel, A. K. Mowrerj outside senllnel,
Geerge Nagley trustee, William Tbackara,
Hiram Bustieng and Geerge W. Simmons.
The new council starts off with the bright
est prospects and it already has forty-two
members, with a large number of appli
cants for membership. Its object Is te mtse
the standard of onglueers and promote
harmony between employer and empleye.
They de net wish te antagonize capital and
labor and their constltiiUen expressly for
bids taking part In strikes.
Chanced With ilebbcry.
Jehn Kberly, a man who resides nuurthe;
limekiln en the Wnbank read, was arrested
en Friday by Constable Klcheltr. and Offi
cer OH, cbarged with robberyand drunken
and disorderly conduct. The warrants
were Issued by Alderman Spurrier, v he
gave Kberly flve days for drunkenness.
The robbery that Is alleged occurred about
a month age, and the prosecutor Is llenry
Mellrlck. He says that he was.very drunk
6rie night and ,fell '.nl with Kbbrly. They
were walking along en St. Jeseph's street,
this city, and he says that Kberly took
from his person n ocketbook containing
$2.50 lit moiiey, and n bundle In which
wero a pair of shoes, knlfe, and seme ether
articles. The arrest was net msdn until
this late day bocause Lberly could net be
found.
Graduated nt Franklin mid Mnrehnll.
Cenrad F. Shlndle, a prominent lawyer
of Tamaqua, dled at his home en Thursday
evening, aged 51 yearn. He was born at
Gratr, Dauphin county, and graduated at
Franklin and Marshall college. He was a
promlnent Bepubllcan and In 167(1 was en
the olccterlal ticket of this state.
A New Bulldlntx.
Henry Martin has given a contract te
Israel P. Mayer te build n large shop at
tlie corner of Lancaster avonue, atid Fred
erick streets. The building will be tised
for the manufacture of brick making ma
chinery and appliances thereto. The
present building en James street Is en
tirely tee small. He new employs ever
fifty men nnd can give employment te
fifty mere with sufficient room.
Certiorari or Junttce Itutli,
Benjamin W. Sloner, of Lphrata town
ship, who was fined by Justlce Buth, of
Warwick, for trespass, hes cortterarlod the
proceedings en the ground of Irregularity.
The court will re low the oldenco en the
third Monday of March.
Will Colebnita It Bth Anniversary Anniversary
Atlhe meeting of Geerge II. Themas
Pest N). 81, eij Friday evening It was
decided te celobrate the 23th anniversary
of the surrender of IiOe, en April", with n
cimp-flre. The entertainment commlttce
will arrange n programe of oxeerlsos.
Held ibr Court.
Seme time age Andrew DoerHom was
arrested with a party of ethor boys who
occupied a shanty en Der wait street and
were a nulsauce te the neighbors. All of
the boys sottled their cases but Donrsem
nnd Alderman Horshey bus returned him
te court.
llroke Her Wrist,
Mary Dell, residing at SOJ Seuth Queen
street, fell last evening oppeslto St. Mary's
Catholic church, breaking both bones of
the right arm near the wrist. Dr. llelculus
set the fractured limb.
Sale erMnrket Stalls.
Auctioneer Haines sold the stalls of the
Eastern market te-day. Hetter prlces wero
rcalized than a year and in the aggregate
$201 mere received than from 1 aht year's
mle.
Appointed Constable. -
Jehn Winters lias been appointed con
stable of Strasburg borough te 111! the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Llam
Myers, who Inteuds te romevoto Philadel
phia. Openlng of Prospect Sti-oet.
A petition was presented te the court for
the opening of Prospect street -between
Maner and High street. Thoceurt took
the papers.
Kast Hrmpneld's Supervisor.
Aaren B. Landls and Andrew T. Mon Men
ger were applicants for the otllce of super-
iser made vacant by the death of Uriah
K. Geedman. The court nppolnted Mr.
Landls, bu revoked it when It was learned
that Mr. Landls was an auditor of the town
ship, until the matter could be further in
quired Inte.
Divorced.
Llla S. Hagey, of West Willow, was
diverced from iter husband, Jacob Hagey,
en the ground of dosertlon. The testimony
showed this was a Camdun marrlage and
in the day fellow lug the ceremony Hagey
'sorted his i ire and did net previde for
hi
l'orsenal.
A yaliiislady of seteiiteeu Bummers, hlijlily
educated, rellued, of i)iiKsliig upneariinrc,
desires te form tlieaciiualntance et some like
jeune man. whom hhe would ndvlee, If trou
bled with dysecpla, te ube that great reined) ,
Hoke's Klkctie JIkpicatku lit it. ltd
Attention !
All iwrsern wlahlne resened kcuU for the
lliulneui Men's Jubilee, te be held Tuesday and
Thursday evenlegi of next week, should secure
them at once at Ken Dcrsmllb's book store.
The ruuilc for the Jubllee will be furulalied by
the Demecratle erclustru aud College Mundelln
club. ltd
Jin. KniTeit ! Fer isenie time bnik thciehas
been cenaliltrable dUcuulun both In aud out of
the newspapers with rrfireuce te putting the
Etectrle Lights In the l'eim'u 11. H. depot. Is It
net probable that If the matter was prejH'rly
presented te the etnclal or the Iread that they
would che us better llsbtt Many ofeurlirge
tefes, our strwets und publle bullillnict are
baudiemely lighted, and wby net our depot 7
Why don't the Klcclrle Light Ce. urge this mat
ter at headquarters. With Are lights the depot
could be brtllluntly Illuminated, and strangers
pawing through the city would lme a belter
opinion of our standing aud prertMlciies.
It certainly sceins slrauge that the depots In
meat of the large cities uleng the line of the r.
H. It. can be lighted and neure te be left lu the
dark. LHI1IT.
l'cm.mHale ei Lecal Stocks and Demls ill
be held ut the Coeicr Heute, Muivh 17 und SI,
and April It and Si. Parties having' securities
fur un(, te Insure preptr ucUertlscmtiit Mill
pltase give two weeks notice te Jacob II. Leng,
broker, 10 North Queen street, Laucaster, l'a.
murb-lldftw
A Veuntr Men'a Muslcule.
The Yeung Men's Mission Oulld or the i'res
byU;rlan church has arranged a special musUule
in their new chapel next Friday eenlng. 'X hey
hne the assistance et the Knterpcan club, Col
lege alee and Mandelin 1 tubs, u large I miles'
chorus, and. prominent soloists. Mr. Walter
Jluusuiauulllbe director, and will arrange a
popular pregramme,
Cured His Dynnjla.
"" LroHsHTATien, Banns Ce,
C If. Uekk Dear Blrt I reel It a duty te you
and all the suffering en earth te speak of your
Electric MMUeatedBeltsC I hayaibeae'apssat
safrereV with dyspepsia, for many yearsand for
the last three months rery severe. Four weeks
age I applied one of your Belts and at present
1 am entirely eared. I hnrw all wha am afflicted
Willi dyspepsia may hfsrofyeu.axd kit rrliefy
Ml un. V. JSAT7,'
nXn t-nAMra ren riv tkam.
TeTiiKPunuct Ihavebeenaseeresurrerer
with cramps In tbostemach for fire years. By
uslns Ueke's Electric Appliances I am en
tirety cured. Any person Is welcome te call
and be con vl need.
Adam SiiAKfran, Cen) Dealer,
Klchleiid, Lebanon CO., Pa.
C. U. Hoke at Ne. 313 North Queen Htrect,
ecrf Wednesday. msVUld
We have mere than, once referred with pride
,te theaiiecssa of Messrs. Andersen A Uresnriaa 1
msclklUafif enclna builders, t( OA eerae;
nt tkti.rlrjif Ami Harlan afFMla mMf If ntta .,
pleasure te be able testate that they were never
se proetstreui as thcy.re te-day) Theyire ,'n'
liable In every way, and that Is one secret of
thelr popularity. ,Mr. Andersen, as 1st well
known, Is as skilled a mechanic as can be,feund
anywhere, and the fact that he was at one time
a valued employe of the Corliss works Is the
best evidence of his ability. He bes made the
engine his special study for years, and the
" Kelsy " engine, new being manufactured by
this firm, Is the outgrowth of these years Of
study and experiment. " The Daisy " is ncnt
In design, strong, simple, durable, adapted te
cither high or low speed, and all the parts are
made In duplicate pieces. Messrs. A. A (J. are
keeping up te the times, and their next Im
provement will be the AufomnllcCutOITKn AufemnllcCutOITKn
glnc. Although they recently built au addi
tion te their works (already noted ,,10 1hee
columns), they need mere room te-day, nnd te
nil their orders they ere compelled te work
thirteen hours a day. They new have
twelve .engines " under way " ' at their
works-four I hersn, six C-horse, nnd two
a)-horse engines. They hn elS or DOenglncsiu
use In this city, and two In Philadelphia all
"Daisies." Among theso who are using them
arc Messrs. Hlirk. or West Orange street, V. F,
nurhmlller, Obllnger Bres. & Ce., Gee. Oanss,
W. D. Zfllt, Motger llrei, A Ce., Clias. Falck, O.
W. Werner, H. II. Andersen, K. L. Krausken.
J. F. ltclst A. Ce., Oeo, ICrlsman, W. Halbaeh,
It. Wltmer, Cornwall, Carer A Mills, IMensant
Greve. ElUabolhlewn Creamery Ce.. W. II.
'Klhk,Strlnestown,andMi'.HIiarp,ef Manhelm.
Among thnsa using soeend'hand engines from
the Andersen & Gressman works are M r. Mark
ley or Loxlngten ; Ches. Ilcnkelt, Lancaster t
J. D. Moere, Unicorn; Mr. Urablll, or Peters
burg j Htrauss Brethers, or latncastcr; Otte
IlreN.nndM.U. Henwood. This Is a wonderful
showing rer se young a firm, nnd these In need
of engines are reeetfully referred te any or the
parlies here enumerated. A number or second
hand engines, from two te nfly-herse power,
nre always kept In stock, nnd two 2-berse, ene
3-herc, four 4-hersc, two 8-berse, ene 15-horse,
one SD-horse, undone tJO-liome Corllss-es geed
as new may new be seen nt the flourishing
works nt the corner or Market and Marlen
streets. Take a leek at them. ltd
Sale or Beats Fer "Nollle Illy."
Thosaleefhcatsfor "Nellle lily's" lecture In
Fulton opera house, en Thursday evening next,
began this morning. There was a big rush for
geed scats, nnd there Is every Indication that
the little woman who traveled around thn
glnbelu?idas will have a reusing audience
III Lancaster.
cntlt0.
DiitHiK.-Mnnh 8. WM. In this city, U. W.
Dedge, lu theutlli jearef his age.
TI10 rclutlves and friends or the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
his late residence, Ne. 12fl East Lemen streil,
en Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment
nt Lancaster cemetery.
Ctcw SfcucvtiBcm'citte,
TUHT RECEIVED.
ItOEDERER RED LABEL,
The Finest of Champagnes.
UOlIltClf H LIQUOR 8TORE,
Nn. iU Centre Byuare,
MOCK TiniTLKHOIII FOR LUNCH THIH
evening at the HUilller Heuse. Herb's,
Hprenger's nuu.ltleltcr's lleers en tan.
WM.Hl'ANOLF.R,
ltd 1'roprletor.
OYHTERPlEFOIt LUNCH TO-NIUlir AT
thn
HIIASIROUK'Rl East Kins Street.'
It J. It. DONNELLY, Prep.
"ITIOII HALE A HTEAM JOfl PRINTING
1 Ofllee Willi n large trade, flood reasons
fur selling.
Fer fiirlher nnrlleulnrs eull at
IMVilCl
17Ci:Nl'ltUf(lUARE.
SAUEIl KRAUT LUNCH THIH EVENING
at the '1 rt miinl Heuse, North Queen street.
Nnrcnger's und Wacker's lcer en tap.
ltd JOHN HUUEDEft, Prep.
SAUKR KRAUT FOR LUNCH To
night nt the Maner Hetel, 217 and SIDWest
Kins street, opposite the Kltnr Street Rink.
Rlekcr s und Hprenger's lleer drawn fiem the
keir.
JeiiNii. iiisminui:k.
1'roprletor.
ltd
w
AN1ED-A LIVE WAN Willi HOME
rnnltal tn inaiiiifiirtiirn nml Inlnu1nn.ii
heuvchuld specialty. Innulrent
IU8 '.'t ROOM U, CITV II0TEI
vreTtcE te ti:acheiw.-the COMMIT-
O.I tee en Permanent Cerlllleatcs will meet
tlie npplicnnts In the High Hchoel Uulldlng,
Lancaster, l'a., en Baturday, March 1S, at nine
o'clock 0. in. LAURA J. HESH,
uiH-itdtlw Chnlrmnu,
Ij , Kl
eyle, A
Rl'.NT
THE ROOMS, ,NO. IM, EAST
klnir street, new
occupied oyjenn a.
. AtternpV at-ljLW. ThrKii rnnm nuti Iia
used either for etllccs or nsa small store. Pos Pes Pos
niKsten ran be given at once. Apply te
ALLAN A.HEItR,
ltd Real Estate Agent.
S1TC1AL MtlSICALK. N
terlHii Chel, Friday m
t'ollrge Olee Club, Enterpem
NEW I'RE-sllY-
cnlng, March 11.
rneill CUlll. Alatlilfilln
Club, Ijulles' Chorus mid vtelt-knewn Soloists.
nir. naner iiausmuu, uincter. AUmlsslen,73
cents. ltd
IIB FINIMT LINE OF IMPORTED AND
Domestle Cigars In the city. Clear Ha
vana Cigars, our inauuRicturr, In boxes or 25,
SO and 100. . '
DEMUTH'S CIOAR RTORE.
aHMMR 114 East KlugBtreet.
plOll 0001) IlItUHHEH OO TO
KILBURN,
11UUHII MANUFA(TUREIt,2ll WESt KINO
HI., LNCAhTi:it, l'A.
ml-limUw
3MIIIJ LABOIST AND K1NEM' LINE OF
L Meerschaum nnd French llrlar Phes,
Igar Helders, Cigar Cases, Hiiutl Bexes nnd all
kinds or smoker's nrtltlcs.
.e.-. DEMUlll'HCIOARHTORE,
alS-trdR IU East King street.
milKOALLALILYlH THETRADE MAllic
X or the Finest hoapeu Eiirlh. " 1'URITY. J
IiTOOIl FORTIIE LENTEN HE.VKON.
3 Hmekeil Halmnii nnd Smelcid Halibut.
Ac. C'uiuird Cern, rxi n can. Dried llc'f.luen
pound. Hams with rat trimmed etr. Alse
Shoulders, llolegua. He.
JOHN E. WEAVER, Agt..
It Ne. 101 West King St., I-muaster.
()A OAKH 110UCHE SEC AND EXTRA
a v 11
riueJUkt received lit
HLAYMAKER'8.
21) East King Street.
In7-2ld
1JIOR RENT-THAT LARGE DOUltLE
3 1 rout llrlCK Dwelling, with line large
)urd, stable, Ac. 'Hie hniise has 15 large rooms.
Willi all 04iiicnleures, und will 1h) rented cm
Mryreasoiiuble terms.
, ALLANA.IIERR,
Real Estate and Ins. Act..
narT-ltd 10 Bust King tit.
riMlOL'Ta.HIIANki ""
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS
OUI'FITTERH,
AND MEN'S
Ne. 1W North Queen Street.
Shirts made te order as low os fpoe, I'erfect
fit Kuarantttsl.
. Thmugh necessity we hnvestarded n 1IAN')
LAl'Mmi and are prepared tu laundry of all
Itlnds. nuirJe-lyd 1 1
PUI1LICHALEOF WIpSTEHN HOIlSra.
On .Monday, Marcli 10. ls-je, will be sold
utD. Ixigau's hale Stables, Market street, rear
of McOrann Heuse, Ijinnuler, l'a , one carload
efgiHsl boned Feeders and line Drlv Ing ilert.es.
saietoiemmencent 1 o'clock p. m. A credit
oruedajs vrllltK given.
ltd DANIEL LOGAN.
17IOR RENT-ONE STORE ROOM AND
,13.. Ilasiuicut In Seutberu Market Heuse
llulldlng, rrontlpgeu Seuth Quet 11 street, and
unu mere utHiiu ill same tiullillng fronting en
Vine. Hrecl, suitable for any buslncxs. The
basement would beunele.-autroemfurallarber
Shep. Appl seen in
HARD A MCELROY'S
., .. . Ury Heeds Stere.
, , . . . , Mani&jBeutli gueen Street.
Markets held en Tuesday morning, Saturday
morning nud Saturday evening. ins-trd
-IECEIVER'S NOTICE-IN THE PART
l lunliliiaf Hewell AUruger. The under,
signed having been appointed en Munlis lsiri
by the Court or Common Pleas 0 Laucaster
t-eunty, reeelver of the linn or Hewtll t urn urn urn
Ker(coiuieedorFruuk R. Hewell andJebuP
Oruger), und all the books, accounts, assets and"
sieck or said nrm having been ordered by the
court into his charge and custody, he therefore
Biv es notice te nil 'r..ns liul. bunl te said nrm
te make iwi mint te the undersigned without
delay, and lhee having claims te present them
"., JOHNlLBAUMOAllDNKIt,
Browm A Bssskl, Receiver.
AUemeyi. marMtda
Met '&frtterttmtiertt.
i 1 .1 7
Ull MAKE OK GOLDEN IJON ANU MIA
1 QucrhtataCtairirannotbflaxeclltd.
'Ida en 1
vl)l
i MtUMlsbed r
RIUAIt HTtlllR.
U Bast King Street.
ais-inn
Of". CAHKH BOUCIIB HEC AND EXTRA
ifilA Wipe just received at , ,
'tiftLVYMAkER'.,"!"
rn7-2UI ' 29 East King Street.
BEST TWO FOB FIVE CENT. CKIARH
the city, at RI I.LY WA ITZ'S,
. .. Nea. S KB North UueenHt.
decfremaM.Te.ThJi
F" OH BENT-TIIAT DE8IRA11LK IJTAND
for business
NO. 90 EAST KINO STREET.
Inquire within. nislwd
TTWRhaleatX uaiuiain', Vt OCTAVE
JJ PIANO In perfect order.
ltd f h APPLY AT THHI OFPtCB.
rcien RHNT.'v ' i W ' h Yv 5x i
5P-''Thtwolniiiteifsnrreoms en the
first and second noers et Bostenice Building;
both heated by steam.,
BisAtiaaXtr, A.CKEPLEB.
fTtOR RENT-STORE ROOM, NO. 7 WEBT
s! vine street, opposite Heuthern Market,
at present occupied as fleuraud feed store. Rea
sonable rent, fnqolreef
It, M. HOI.ENICfl.
inarSJrS Ne. Seuth Queen Street.
EST 6c HAVANA FILLER CIGAR IN
the City, at HILLY WAITZ'H,
. Nos.6AKUNerthg.iicent,
dee&emdM.Tu.ThM -T
TJENDER'YOUR SKIN SOFT, SMOOTH
XV and Whlte by.iulnjr. 1'urity Seap."
EOll RENT-FROM APRIL 1, THE LARUE
Stere Roem, Ne. 21 Seuth queen street,
e large room en 4th fleer.
marS.eedtr J NO. 1. HC11AVM A fcON.
WANTED -FEW GOOD SALESMEN TO
IntrtKluee our cigars ; 175 per month aud
expenses advanced. Enclose stamp,
, , HAVANA CIOAR CO.,
mMld' r Cincinnati, O.
F
OR "FINE FRUIT TRIMMINU, AND AH
this Is the time for It. call en n iroed trim
mer. M. ll.l,l,AKK,
mari-iwu
Ne. 218 North Plum Street.
-YITANTED-UIRLH AND BOYS BETWEEN
Y 12 and 10 years of age. Apply at the
(.uniJllUUMAJUK VVUKKH,
CUHKHTUIJAIXJHK VVflltKH
Int-lwd Cor. Llme and Fulton Sis.
FOR RENT-VltOH A PHIL 1, 1890,
The DOERSOM Prlvate Dwelling and
Stere Roem, Ne 128 East Klmf street. DOKIU
SOM II MX. Ne. 17H I'jist King street, lite
FACTORY, Ne. 120 and U East Mllllln street.
Imjulroef ' '
OEO.H.NORnr.CK,
Doersom's Carriage Works, corner or Duke and
Vine streets. rtbl7-tfd
A RE YO OOING TO EUROPE T
J ir se. you are advised te call at tlie ofllce
nt tlie Freir J'rrttr, Keucrnl steamship agency,
Ne. 10 Seuth Queen street, where passage en all
steamers or the principal trans-Atlantic lines
can be secured nt New Yerk prices. Ucrths can
be engaged In advance and all Information ob
tained regarding tlie deimrtureef vessels, prices
of berths, etc. Passports secured nt moderate
charge. tJEO. lUJIlll,
Ofllce linensler Vrte l, rc,
nil.lM 10 Seuth Queen Strict.
IDAliaAINSl BARGAINS!
Bargains.n Furniture
Te Clese Out the Business,
AT
NO. 20 EAST KINO STREET.
mnrS-lwd W. M. HOFFME1ER.
171XECTORS' PUUL1U SALE OF AN ELE
3J ganl West Orange Street Residence.
On Tuesday, M Alien 11, lB'.O,
nt the Franklin Heuse, the targe two-story
llrlck Dwelling, ll West Orange street; everj
thing lu excellent condition, front 41 feet, 2
Inches, mere or less, te middle or tliree-feet-wide
common ulley te the east, In depth 21'i
reel te Marlen alley ; large side yerd, an abun
dance or fruit, all in splendid condition.
Sale nt 7. W p. in., when conditions will be
made known by
MARGARETr LORENZE,
JOHN LORENZE,
Executers or Jehn Lerenrc. deceased.
JOKI. L. IlAINM, Auctioneer. f2(lml,8,IO
B
ROWN'H.
Tlie winds of March blew aud your skin be bo be
cemes reugli and red. We hnve tb remedy te
preAent this roughness nnd redness,
BROWN'S CREMOLINE.
Tills delightful cream of almonds contains no
grease, oil or glycerine It Is net sticky or
greasy. Will net soil the finest 'garment. Is
pleasant nnd easy te use Jind It will keep) our
skill soft and smooth as elvct. Remember
BROWN'S CREMOLENE Is the only gcnulne
nulls the only erenm of almonds made in Lan
caster. PRICE 2Se A BOTTLE.
Brown's Houicheld Ammonia, 12e n Mettle.
Brown's Skin Seap, n sw eel nnd and pure soap,
IV) ; two rer 25e. Brown's Cern Cure, a sure
remedy for corns; 15a a bottle, Fer the teeth
use Brown's Dcutulln, a fragrant teeth wash,,
"" BROWN'S DRUG STORE,
COR.DUKEA LEMON ST8.. LANCASTER, PA
lanl31)Tu,Th,H-R
lEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
X 1'i.epi.K's Natiesai. Hank, at Lancnstei,
in the Slate or Pennsvlvnnia, nt Ihu clnn or
business February 2S, ISO ;
IlI.SOUItCES.
lAians and discounts M J.1j,ltl 21
Overdrafts secured and unsecured t . 4 (10
U, 8. Bends te secure circulation- Kt.000 00
Dua from state banks und bankers.,.. 4'Mjei M
Cash nnd reserve 27,srt;i in)
Ileal estate 35,tV) 8.5
hurnlturc, llxtures and depw.lt sate 8.IIB) m
Expenses and taxes paid 1 814 71
Premiums paid b87 (
Total.,
nisi
I.IAnittTllvS.
Capital stock paid In , tJOO.OeO 00
Surplus and undivided profits 17,l80 11
Circulation 41,000 00
Deixwllii , . .. .2.-.I.4JI77
Due te banks. 7.011 It!
Dividends unpaid 1,275 O0
Total, . ym.713 81
I'
E. SLAY MAKER, Cashier.
Cenx'Ct Attest
.lACUU I,. BTKINMET7,
ISAAO W. T.KIUIII1I,
DAVllI Q. ElHI.KMA.S-,
IDI lectors.
) ltd
J.B
MARTIN CO.
GOODS.
MONEY SAVED
BY PARTIES COMMENCING HOUSEKEEP
INO, WHEN PURCHASING HERE,
CARPETS 2d Fleer,
WALL PAPER-2d & 3d Floers,
QUEENSWARE-Baseinent,
DRY GOODS 1st Fleer.
LINENS, MUSLINS, SHEETINGS, FEATH
EIL9, COUNTERPANES, Ac. . I
UPHOLSTERY GOODS -1st Fleer.
FURNITURE COVERINGS, LVCE CUR.
nyiTAINH, LACE RED BETS, CHENILLE
CURTAINS, CURTAIN POLES, Ac.
J. B. MARTIN S CO.,
HODSEFDRNISHING
Cor. Prince & W, King SU
Hem 3lhuriiemcHts
CARRIAGE WORKS
DODUrOM 0AJUUAOI WOKU,
Cerner at DOke and Vln Htneta (Ibrssvefly
Norbeck Mlleyl,
..... OsW. aOKs1SCK,Prefi.
s)0,OOO Over Bli ITiensand lkXIara sKt.OOO
. In lit VehleKinew nn Exhibition.
lSIMI AiUheLAtlSn'BTYLiHter 1MB
TtlS.OO ROADCARTl 91BAM
WTtie best of meebanle en retwlrtac at th
poersem Carrlac Works, oerrwr of Dike and
Vine streets. slrttR
SIJITINOB. OVRRCOATINOS AND TROU
SKIHNOH, at
REDUCED PHICBH.
MtGRANN A NOWLKN,
Me. 13f North Oueen St
s
I'fXIAL.
TypeAVriting
Eree te all who take the Business Course at the
snceslcr Iluslness Cellcc. We nsa the Stan
dard Reinlntten. Yeu CAn complete the course
unlit vacation. Kit yourself for the positions
offered te competent wirtles. Visit u at Col
lege Roem, Ne. 84 North Duke streeb Open
day and even Inf.
, H. C. WE1DLKR. Prinetpai.
piULTOW OPERA HOUSE. ,,
Thursday Ivenlng, March 13,
ENO AOEM KNT EXTRAORDINARY
or
NELLIE BLY,
me LeieDraiea uioesiTOtier,
In one hour nnd thirty mlnutesshe will carry
her audience around the world.
Under the auspices of the
YOUNG HEN'S DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY
PRICES Z5, SO nnd T5 CENTS.
a-HaIe opens Saturday at 9 a. m. Secure
your acuta. mS-7ld
Tn"K"EXAMINK EY1M FREE.
Spectacles I
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE1
Ten Think Tour Eyes Are Geed I
If you have thorn examined yen will probably
And llist there Is something wrong with them,
and that glasses will be a great help te you.
We use Inimitable DIA MANTA' lenses,
which are made only by us, and recommended
by leading Oculists as the best rids te defec
tive vision.
Solid Oeld Spectaclis, s3.00 I usual price,
Steel Spectacles, SOe.i usual price, ft.OO.
Artificial Eyes Inserted, 91 ; usual price, s10.
M. ZIFEMAN & BR0.1130 S. ninth Street,
OPTICIANB. I PHILADELPHIA.
Retween Chestnut aud Walnut Streets,
mvK-lyd
H
AUERAllROTIIER.
LINENS
-AND-
COTTONS.
Hager & Brether,
25, 27, 29, 31, WEST KING ST., '
We Hae Always In Stock, All Qualities and
the Utst Standard Makes of
Cotten Goods
Fer Housekeeping nnd Household Use at the
Lewest
IV
llullng Prices by Iho Piece
ur i itru.
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED
MUSLINS,
SHEETINflS, PILLOW MUSLINS AND
TICKINGS,
MARSAILLES AND TOILET QUILTS.
LINENS!
German, Scotch and Irisb Linent.
Housekeepers nnd all persons interested tn
Linen Supplies will Fl
ua
In our Sleck Every
inscription ei
HOUSEHOLD LINENS
In New, Neat nnd Desirable Stiles, et the
LOW EMI' POVJIULE PRICES for Same Quali
ties. Zr
Special Values In CREAM DAMABK TAULE
LINENS at 3c, 37Je and 600 a ard.
QERMAN BLEACHED TABLE
37c, We aud Wc a yard.
.INEN at
BLEACHED DICE
We and ir.'e ier yard.
TABLE LINEN nt37e,
.bCOTCH DAMASK TABLE LINENS at 60c,
7ecnndfl per )nrd.
DOUBLE DAMASK
73c. 81 te t! per urd.
TABLE LINENS at
?.v?IA.H,.'l:, LINEV TABLE CLOniS, InW,
C-l, 7-1,8-1, 10-1.1M,1M, in sizes.
6-Sand 8-1 NAPKIN'S In Stles te Match all
Qualities of Damask Tuble Cleths.
M and S-l NAPKINS, 75c, SI, 81 23, SI 50 nnd $2
lcr dozen.
The Stlei are New and Choice In Table
Linens, Cleths and Napkins.
TOWKLINCiS-Huck, Birnsley, Twilled and
ivuahi v.rasnes unu liiass ieweung,
Linen SIieetlng, Pillow Linens. Bed Sets,
Butchers' Linen, Momle mid Embroidery
Llntu.
Every Description nnd Quality of Damask
and Itiuk Teuels, with Plain und Knotted
1-rinse, with nud m ltlieut Colored Berder,
SPECIAL TOWEI at 10. 12, 15, 20and25
Ctnts. n
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
TAI'1'.STIIY TABLE COVEIIS,
11 AW SILK TABLE COVERS,
CHENILLE A- CLOTH TABLE COVEHS'
25, 27, 29, 31 West King St.,
HAGER k BROTHER,
LANCASTER, PA:
9leti 3uerttemcnts.
JT . KII0AIWS.4S0N.
KCarcli IWLexrierand I
In marking your Memoranda for
n. 2. RHOADS A SON.
rWIII help complete your Heasctlres by supplying you with
CIXKKS, SPOONS, KNIVES AND PORKa,
BEll CLOCKS IN
SILVER AND glLYKtt PLATED SPOONS,
REDUCTION IN STERLING SILVER GOODS. :
'i , i i
, i i '
H.;. Z. .RHOADS & SON
We. ;mtBT'.'PWO 8T.', LAM0A8T1B, PA.
?V
B
AMD McELROr.
i
BARD Sc
me.umui 3d leUi Queen HteMt,
HOUSEKlsEPINC GOODS.
. .Kttra values In Tlcklmrsats, 10, HU, 15, IB and av. Bed Checks Irem eWe up. extra enalll
Indljre blua at Uc Bleached arid tfnblerfcbcd Muslin, In yard wide, Pillow Case or Blieetln
wlalhs, at low prices.
FEATHERS Owlna te the low prlce en the
OAtlPEm-lf you wUh teiae the bent alue
it flI. Ifl. IU 1 kl ll i
i.V?'2.".. ''""'S"ss'ri,,u,'",x,lwuen inBonesiuenaeineoiasiyies used te be, at , , I
SI7H,0. 4S,)ORrulup. Heme-rnkde ling Carpets, better values than eer. at ?'..&', 37.40..
AOcandup. Carpet Rags taken In exchanire. An elegant assortment of Smyrna Burs nt 75c ii
SI; large sites at Sand S3 50 : worth a -reed deal mere, btltched Carret Llnlnsmnlr&nsrard.
OIL CLpTHH-Tlie beat selection and value In
wide, soluble for halls and vestibules, or kitchen
WINDOW SlIADES-Plaln Opaque, or Helland Shades, Sic Plain Oil Shades, 40 and GOc
Dade Opaque Hades, 40c. Dode Oil Shades, SOc. All our shades are the largest slre, with sprint
llzturea. Paper Window Shades, OR or Helland Shading bj? the yard ; also spring hxtures.
REMNANTS W liavn lust. nnAniw1nnn(liAtlnl.rirlrirMii iraafwnini.tn.hs nAH.t.i. At ei.
Z"?6 t!10 ,RRl you will be able te get,
BARD&
r
Nm. 33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street,
TISXT DOOHTO.THE COURT HOUSE.
f r-
BLACK i STOCKINETTE JACKETS
Before buying see Fahnestock's Black, All-Weel
.Steckinette Jackeis at $2:50, which are $1 under price.
Alse a full line of better qualities in both Black and
t Celers up te $8. Misses' Jackets in 12, i4,vi6 andi8
year sizes, wpen 10-uay
Henrietta, 46 inches wide,
at 75c. a yard ;" real $1 quality.
FHHNESTOC
35 and 37 East King St., Lancaster, Pa.
"VTO POISON OR INJURIOUS COLORS
JJi usedln" Purity Heap."
OH CASKS ROUeIIE SEC AND EXTRA
mtJ WlneJustreceUcd at
SLAYMAKER'S,
m7-2td . 2 East King Street.
TIME, LAIIOR AND MONEY BAVFD UY
using ' Purity Senn." sold everywhere.
THEY CAN ALL COPY BUT NONE CAN
Equal Hilly Waltz's Havana Filler Cigar,
at NOS. 5 A 103 NORTH QUEEN HP.
dec54mdM,Tu,Th,S
E
OR
JAPANESE GOODS,
QoteERISMAN'S,
Ne. U West King Street.
BILLY WAITZ HAS THE REST TWO FOR
6c and 6c Cigars In the State, nt
NOS.fi A 103 NORTH liUEEN ST.
dcc5-flmdM,Tu,Tri,S
2Q K DVY COURSE KEYSrONE BU8I
30J EiS COLLEGE. Yeung Men nnd
l.ndles educated for profitable employment.
Modern methods. Course complete and prac
tical. Typewriting nnd all business branches
taugni. wm nigni session.
W. D. MOSSER, Prln.,
Queen Ht.. Lancaster, Pa
tfd&w 10 North
w
IDM fER'S CORNER!
A Question of Dollars and Sense !
NOT ONLY WHAT YOU PAY,
BUT WHAT VOU OUT I
Geed Sense Shown By Sa? Ing the Dollars !
We Study the Interests of Our Customers,
GOODS THE BUST.
PRICES TUT. LOWEST.
CUSTOMERS SATISFIED
TURN VOURBTEPSTOWARDTHECOR'nER
AND JOIN THE PROCESSION
BOUND FOR
WIDMYER'SFURNITURE STORE,
Cor. East King and Dnke Streets,
LANCASTER, PA.
M
YERSARATHFON.
Spring Overcoats !
OURS 13 AN
ATTRACTIVE? LINE
-OF-
Light-Weight Overcoats
-FOR-
Spring Wear.
T.1E STYLE AND FIT OF OUR GARMENT
18 ACKNOWLEDGED,
AND THE
PRICES ARE REASONABLE.
j CALL AN INSPECT OURHTOCK.-Gl
Myers & Rathven,
Reliable Clothiers, '
NO. 12 EAST KINO STREET
LANCASTER, PA.
sStl
Spring de net neglect te note that " fr
Ne.4WestKinEStrti
AMERICAN MANTEL AtiD CHAM
LARGE VARIETY.
KNIVES AND EORKS AT BAROAINsl
McKtirROY,
Opimite FtraBtaU IaM
Best Feathers our trade has grown beyond our ei
ever offered bee our line, NeirdcMfftM In Intrnh
JHUMTW, UIHI Otll IMS lUTIlfU, UllU VIMlCr SIO
Fleer Oil Cleth In the city from W te 2W yard
use.
as the pric no doubt vriXXhe higher. Lately tbej
Opposite Fountain Ins
one 10c 01 DiacKV-AlhyVCrOl
both in Jet and Blue Bk
Stem glttcrti0cmcnt
TOTICE TO MY FRIENDS AND CUSTO
0.-S MI.li.1 I
I hae located temporarily my office and
.Srfr.00" Ht the Southern Market, corner of
SOUTH QUEEN AND VINE STREETS, and
have In stock a fine assortment of Slelshs, Bug
gies. Phaetons and Family Carriages, and the
Norbeck Reed Carts, all of my own manufac
ture. Special attention Is given te repairing.
My Motte Honest Werk aud Fair Dealings,
Always Wins. '
fcb28-tfd J . H. NORBECK, Agent.
TO SAVE YOUR BACK AND GLADDEN
your heart use " Purity soap."
D
HESS GOODS ! DRESS GOODS t
Nes. 35 & 37 North Queen St.
(OPPOSITE P03TOFFICE.)
Bleck 811k Nctt, SI 00, il 3.
40-Inch Bilk Warp Henrietta, l i! te $-.' 60,
ittdnch M'oel Uenrletttt, J5c, l 00, II 25, f 1 1,
fl ,a.
40 Inch All Weel Cashmere, 45c, 60c, fl2Jc, 73c.
40-Inch Weel Henriettas, S7Jc.
Yard-Wlde Cashmere, 20c, 25c, &tc, 37Kc
40-Inch SUIped Henrietta, 50c.
Urocade Mehairs, 75c.
00 Inch All-Weel Surah Twill, 75c and SI 00.
40-Inch Cut Cashmeres, 50c, T5c, $1 00.
ard-Wldc Striped Serges, 87c
flrllllantlncs, 25e and 50c.
All-Weel Uroadcleths, 25c, 37Jic, 50c, fl ue.
21-Inch Black Silks, 75c, II 00.
Black Silks, 50c, 75c, II 00, II 25, II 50.
Surah Silks, 50c, 75c, 87Jc.:
Satin Rhadamas, 75c, 87J, 1 00, II 2.5.
Black Brecade SUks, 75c, 5 1 00, 1 1 25, l 50.
Black Velets,25e, stc, 60c, 75c, II 00, si 21.
Bordered Nun's Veilings, rer el Is, 73c, f 100.
II 2j.
131; Bargains In Black Cicpes.
Black Shawls, f 1 00, 1 23, fl 50, 2 00, 3 00 te
115 tw. ;
Big Assortment of Black Silk Ribbons.
Black Silk Lnces, 10c, 12Kc, 17c, 20c, 25c te G0.
Bargains lu Black Velvet Ribbons
Black Dress Ginghams, lOe, 12Sc
Black Braid Trimming, 2c, 37Kc, 50c.
Black Silk Fringes, 50c, 75c.
Big Assortment of Black Calicoes.
Bleck Kid Glecs, 60c, 07e, 75c, f I 00.
Black Corsets, II 00.
Black Hosiery, 10c, 12,ijc, 2ie, 37Vf c, We te II tw.
LARGE8M8S0RTMENT
OK
Black Goods
IN LANCASTER.
(OPPOSITE POSTOrrCE.)
35 & 37 N. Queen St.,
LANCASTER, l'A.
3J10R
3 blURTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS, -
ERIRSIAN'I
Kk
v,v
diaries Stain's !
NEW BLACK GOODS.
BOSTON
STORE
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