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'' Prlaea te Amur at Court.
VCteemiA. March IS. Abram Ilogon Ilegon Ilogen
iMdM and David Miller, chanted with
AwHng poultry", were given a hearing be
"ImSqttlre Evans yesterday neon. The
.-fljWe has aasuuied a mere serious phase with
t1iM principals, and another man has been
vtMed aa an accomplice in tlie chicken
staling. Charles Blsklng, a flre and
,ltearance agent representing a Baltl-
nere firm) was at the hearing and
' Sama rndiut Iav fliTtf-Ar WIIMr-V for ataallniT
' j?FtUry. Miller was arrested at F. I).
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v feategicr was arresica at me eusqueimuna
'kIUrk mill. Mlller admllted blsnulltand
j Hogentogler, at the close of the hearing)
V described the way the chickens wcre stolen.
K j!-' Potatoes and meat were stelen from the
-r cellar 01 j.'. e. uici unu n uum
r his stable. AchargoeflmrKiary has been
hi preferred against the men by Mr. Uletz.
sV chickens were taken from the Strlckler
Ji turn, residents of Irenville and people in
town. Seme of the stolen property has
been identified. Hogontegler was com
mitted en five charges, Mlller en three
charges and Blsklng en two cbarges. Mil
ler and Blsklng have laid themselves epen
f.f 'te the charge of removing Mr. Bletz's
b& horse and carriage at ulaht, and using the
Qt team te carry away the stelen property.
t iff The men were taken te jail yesterdsy
', 'J" afternoon for trial.
Is &. The lurv te Investigate tlis death of Wit-
. 'i mer Lefover, consisting of Goe. Tille, Gee.
MVeunsr. Gee. W. Yeung, J. S. Maxton,
W-ip Tayler Gable and W. II. Lecknrd, met this
F: AmaetIm. at CI ...lrulf vlmn fhn AVA wlt-
'W nesses of the accident were heard. It is
-'' tnnmil that ttm nun had drnnnnd a link
or coupling pin and in ntoeplng te pick It
r wh striintf l,v IIia rfir ntul fhrntvn mirier
37 IL The lurv decided that the death result-
js d from being accidentally erushed whlle
T -.- it ,.- t.h.itHn. . ri..i..m-
ft? bla railroad at Bruckhsrt Station. The
M body has been taken te Quarry vllle for In-
S. tcrmenL
X TftrArr,n Vrxr nnmmltl Afl linn month ntrn
"s. hv KnnlrA llnt-nlim- fin n Afirtriiifi fthnrcrn.
ggf was released yesterday from Lancaster Jail
mm a Ketl 1..1...1 In llin cum txf ArJH
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A meeting of the membership of the
S- Freshyterinn church was held last evening
mE te declde whether te cut down or leave
$ AtMnfl thA trAna Tr-mliliM? Mia fiAtv Almrrh.
f$ It was doclded by a geed sized majority te
, Viy cm away me iroes.
Jiif organized a club last night which they have
f& atyleil the "Colored Self Controlling Club."
'is The oblect I te nhtnhi full nower of their
&& votes. The club will meet overyThursduy
fftvAninir ntWlltlitttic linll TIia nfllnAru OPA.
S President, Itankln Tiirneri vice prcsldent,
m Themas Watera : secretnry, Geergo Smith;
, y treosurer, RobertPnttorson.
"Sft The Pennsylvania railroad pay car will
& be in town en Friday iiflcrnoen.
tjrfa Train Ne. 51, en the Frederick UlvlMen,
Instantly killed an unknown tramp lasi
it$ evening, at Ilanover. The man uttemptcd
r-l' ireni hi me engine, wiicu no
tV.ft.was struck and hurled te his death.
Miss i:i!u Gilbert loll for a visit te Phila
A.ru. nfi vr, v.k
. uvitmin nun ibw uin,
f Albert Hart man 1ms geno en a trip te
Philadelphia nuu ew Yerk.
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HANDY UNIFOttMS.
- 4;j5 The Iroquois llnuU te lie Clad In Hull
My, nud (Jnltl.
E f i which are probably the handsomest ever
i'l&i yeta by any musical organization of this
. V) city, are new en exhibition lu the n Indew
rs'tfp of Henry Oerbart, en North Queen street,
R. vi? vrhn mamirartnrAfl llin iiilffii TI.a
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iiiAHjriui iu iiiu uiiiiuruin is rrencu cieui.
The color of the coats Is buff nnd tliey are
trimmed lu blue. Tliey huvogeld lucoupeii
the front cennectlnc the buttons and en the
SMt' sbouldera are geld knots. The pantaloons
Jfe are et light blue with while Blripea down
Kls thft hlllnK. Thn lltllfiirrtl ctf 4lin Inniln. tu
e)p t feenictbiiig dlirerent from that of the mom-
Rl V It.. ,1 i I. i.i -.,... . i.
;"ij- uvia, ni iiiucuui, is iriiuuicu 111 red uuu 110
stripes en the pautuloens Is of the tuime
color. The caps are of the same
material as the coats, nnd tuey
are also trlmmed in geld lace ; across
the front is the word " Iroquois" worked
in geld. The band will Hiirely present nn
admirable apnoarance when they den theso
beautirul clothes, nnd they will no doubt
make a parade shortly te show the citizens
hew they leek.
A New Ordur.
C. II. Buckmau, roprcsentlng the Order
of Pente, has arrived lu this city mid U
new eugagcil lu organizing u leilge huie.
Qulteynuraber have nlrcady enrolled
tIiei'Krs ds iueinberi, and this ovenlng
SS(iTir will be held ut the Amnrlmn
f 'house at 7:30 te take some action'
Sliepiwy Tukeu te Jail.
t Charles A. Sheppey, brought from Phlln
delphla te Ianaisler by Chief Smeltz te
answer charges of forgery and false pro pre
tonse, proferred by I). Olies Keudlg, was
taken te Jail this morning. IIe wus kept
at the Btatlen lieuse, nt his rorjtiest, ns he
eziHJcted frleude from Philadelpliia te uiy
the claims against him, but they failed te
ceme te 11 me.
Death of Mlti. Inaae S. Leur,
Mrs. UsacS. Leug, anativeerLaucaster
county, died at her residence In New Yerk
City, en Monday night, after an Illness of
several weeks, aged M years. Deceased
Was the daughter of Dr. Isaac Winters, of
Ilinklelewu, and a sletcr of Itlchnrd N.
Winters, of Hiukletewn, Barten N, nnd
Geergo W. Winters, or Kpliruta, and the
late Dr. Winters, of Goedvillo. Her funeral
will take place ut Notvmunstewn, Lebanon
county, ou Saturday uftorueou.
.
The Kent Kstute Market.
Mrs. Susanna Russell, of Upper Oxford
township, Chester county, has sold her
farm of 71) acres te Win, M. Miller, of
Celeruln township, Lancaster county.
Henry Fletcher, or Maytown, has sold
his stere property te the Maytown cornet
band. It wus formerly u Methodist church
L and will be converted Inte a public hall.
Once Mere a Small neus..
There was a miserably small nudlonce at
Fulton opera liouse last evenlng when
"Suspicion," an Irish play, was given by
Kflf.fi Ornnln Y,,imAt a. id An...nn... I.A
PJlr'-hftve been en the read slnce last Monday.
,w limmei is an rlgnt herself, but
t neuuer me piay mat sne lias nor her com-
Mf imny ameuni 10 miicii.
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Suritrlse l'urtv.
C Last eveningn large numboref rrlcnds
sp of Constantine Wolf, residing at ITager
, aud Prluce streets, met at a beuse en Hlch
street and marched te Mr. Wolf's house,
where they took him completely by sur
prise. They all had an enjoyable time
luring the evening.
E- ' ' . .
ik,- tttaier uraiieus.
r& Tne latter hair or the senior class will dc
j Vf Bve their orations in the College chapel
Bf- to-murrew, commencing at 0 o'clock. The
h, Glee club will enliven the occasion. 'I'lm
f affair is public.
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-' r BustneMi Clmuire.
O. W. Hicks, grocer or Maytown. has
.'1 tiA41 illlfWullAll llV TllfkvX- 11a Iflltr ifl.n
' ; will reopen the business en March 2&i.
f.i BtrchaU te be Trled In October.
t$ .1 h J. K. Ulrchall was held at Xlaii-n Knll.
sV 1 Ontario. Wednesday nlirht f.ir tHnl nt
WeadtfiaAk. Ill Cntnvtr HAvt fnr I.a ......
4CP. C Benwell. Mrs, Blrehall was
iXM-etfitiusys,,
LTJTHF.RAN cnUBClT TROUBLBS.
Tlie Epldemle nntel IrIeus Rew Beach.
Maalielm.
Iter. J. Peter, pastor of the Lutheran
church at Manhelm, has tendered his
resignation and It In te be acted ou at a
church council en Monday, the 17th Inst.
AH Mandelin Is Interested In the dispute.
Air. Peter nays that his resignation was
due te dissatisfaction of a portion of the
congregation and that he had hoped te
leave thorn united as a Christian body. The
trouble seems te be evor certain principle
pertaining te the service. The dissatisfied
believe that a change would benefit the
church nnd say that that Is their only ob
ject. Fifty-nine members signed a peti
tion for a congregational meeting te con
sider the mattnr, although protesting great
respect for the pastor. Feri the present
Rev. Peter will centlnue his ministrations
at the Hill and Petersburg churches.
Divorced Here.
Frem tlii Ibanen Time.
Judge McPhersen, at the September ses
sions of 18S9, sontenceJ Benjamln H.
Moase te pay te his wlfe for the support or
his child, Alice Mease, the sum of ene
dollar per wejk. Security In 100 was
entered te carry out the sentence.
Heward C. Shirk, esq., yesterday mad
a motion for revocation bocause the do de
fondant secured a dlvorce in Lancaster
county.
Judge McPliersen rovekod the sentence,
with this oxccptlen: "This order te be
without prejudlce te any future application
for support ou bohalfef the sama child."
The Legislative Candidates.
.Tliere has been a Kill among the Repub
licans this week evor the rumor that tbore
will be noveral candidates for the nomina
tion for Assembly from this city. W. W.
FranklTn, the present momber, wants 'te be
bis own successor In tholleuso.and he hopes
te boceino the candidate of the anti-Quay
poeplo. It appears, howevor, Uiat he Is net
te lmve n walk-ever, ns the candidates no
far named In opjieslllon te him are F. B.
McClaln, Harry A. Schreyer and David
Rottew.
He Get HIh Ilrnss Hand.
CharlosRIndskepf, a New Yerk drum drum
mer, en TueMlay telegraphed te n Detroit
firm that he would rail en Wednesday, and
added ns a Joke that he expected te be
greeted by n brass band and llrowerks.
The linn took the tip, hired a mud-gutter
band, a boy with flrocrackersand marched
ene huudred men te the depot, each one
bearing a large placard rending "We meet
Diaries Itiiidskenr by his roquest."
Itlndskepf was dumbfounded at the rccep-
tlnii nnd wheu the crowd called for a speech
all he could tmv wus. "This Is n horseon
me." Ha is still sctllng up the champagne
te keep from atiswering questions.
Married In I'hllndelphln.
Frem the Philadelphia Recerd.
Charles A. Brliileu nnd Miss Anna
Dickinsen, of Gnp, Lancaster county, Pn.,
visited the mayor's ofllce yesterday te get
marrled, but owing te his honor's nbsence
the ceremony was performed by Magistrate
Jehn F. Pole.
Veter 8. Heist's Liens.
Judgments te the amount of $2,55S were
entored te-day agaliint Pcter S. Itelst, mak
ing his Hen indebtedness thus far $43,700.
IIukIikiss Mnn'a .lulill...
The business Men's Julillcn will be repeated
nt llin Court llouke this evcnliic. with chanse
of pregramme. Indications point te n large
iittendniicc.
Plllsbury Flout' for n Trlze.
AineiiK the prizes elfcred at the package
party or Canten IjinaiMer, Ne. 'i'i, 1'utrlarclin
Militant, which will le held In Doersom hall,
Haturdny evcnliic, March !, Is one of fifty
pounds of the celebrated I'llltbury flour, which
was kindly Mounted ly Mr. A. M. Garher.
"Nullle llly' Te-Micbt.
All the Indications point ten packed house
for "Nellie Illy" at Fulton opera house te-nlghl.
Her wonderful trip ns well ns her remarkable
personality Invests her coming with n charm
quite unique. The ladles In particular will turn
out te tea her. It has been e e cry where. In
'tttsburg, the newspaper women of the city
have decided te glven dinner In honor of the
young lady, whose brilliant career Is reflecting
se much credit ou that town wheroshe made
her tlrsl nwspaicr venture.
Upenlm; ThUKvenlnir.
This evening Jehn Pentz, or the White Herse
hotel, en Maner street, will have a grand open
ing. Mr. I'entz recently took pow.esaleu of this
home ami has been very successful. His friends
will turn out te hce lit hi te-night.
Des'r forget the muslctl and literary enter.
tJili'.mtnt (obelield this eenlug lu the linll of
the Yeung Men's Christian association, under
the innungainent or the Junier department of
the association, It Is n very geed outertnln eutertnln
inentaud Is worth seeing, Kverjbedy should
see It te-night. ltd
SPRING OPF.NING DAYS.
Williamson A Foster'M IHsrrtny of Goods.
A New Department.
Te-day, te-morrow nnd Haturduy are Hprlng
Opening Uu) s nt Williamson L Fester's hand
some store room, en Kst King street. The
several departments lu the large storerooms
have been tastefully decorated with Terns,
flowers uud petted plants uud presents an In
viting iippenrlng, This work was ilone by
Itehiir Ure's, the florists, nnd shows they
thoroughly uuderslnud thenrt of decorutlen.
The several departments lu this mammoth
establishment and the rapid Increase In luitl
nexs slnce the linn started lu 1875, weredevrlbtd
when the building wasiumpleled. Nothing can
beadded tewhnt was then said except that all
uru filled with the choicest selections of spring
goods, arranged with the great taste for which
the accommodating and efficient heads of the
departments nre noted.
A new department hasjust beenadded, home
furnishing goods, and fully one-half or the first
fleer or buscmeutls occupied with It. On the
numerous tables are hundreds efnrllcles In tin,
glass, willow weed, stone vhlnn nud ironware
ut ery reasonnble prices. The firm felt the
want of this department for sonie time by
reason of the frequent calls for nrticles In this
line, nnd te (atirte the desire or their many
patrons Ithas been established. Mr. Ueiijniuln
Wolf has been placed in charge, nnd he thor
oughly understands this branch of the business.
This department will be added te from time te
timeliy the purchase or novelties as they ap
pear en the market.
The flue weather of te-day nttractcd a large
crowd te the store rooms, and the ladles par
ticularly were enthusliutle in their prnl-e of the
many beautiful artlelts displayed.
Messrs. Williamson .V Fester extend n general
Invitation te every body te lusjicct their stock.
Visitors are net Importuned te buy. The corps
efsnlesmcu and salesladies are In their nspec
tive departments te show goods when askid
and give Information, nud all nre welcome,
whether they purchase or net.
This mammoth store room Is vrell worth
visit, Hnd these who hnv e net been lu It since
the new building Is completed will be snrprlseJ
nt the extent uud variety of the stock, and
ubove all, ut the low prices which goods or
ettered. A description of the goods lu stock
would be utmost nn Impossibility and will net
be attempted here. As noted above, the goods
must be wen te be appreciated. Fer the next
few dujs tliu store room will be crowded with
thermally patrons of this ttm most etnsve re
tail establishment lu Central Pennsylvania.
JlCrtthe.
LeNO.-March 10, 1KX), In New tferk City, Mrs.
I. r J.eug.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the chunli ut hherldan, In Lebanon county, en
baturdny, March 15, at 'iyt o'clock. aid
iilavhcte.
Philadelphia Produeo Mnrket.
I'uiLAUELriiiA, Mar. IX-Noen-Flour Mcadj:
euii'a supers, a JSX42 10 ; extra. 2G03.HO
fifii'm 3S! re'ltr' 3 WXtf4 W' Patent,
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family
It ya oe.
Wheut rlrm : Ne.
2 Red uew. HV.s.Kin.
Ne. 1 Peun'u IWd, UOc
)C! Ne. S de. Mk2N7A.
Cern quiet ; .N
.Ne,;'i, new, 35frj7c: old. 13ia
tie,
Oats dull; Ne,
mixed. 'i&'.Cv. r
2 White S0.ic; Ne. 3
llrunllrm; Winter IIS 00IO 00; Hprlng IH W
H 75.
tinted hav dull ; 1 10 00,313 00 as te quality :
timothy 1U0OVJ13 00 for clielce: lulxed.tKaSH)1
baled rje struw,.nuw.lS.60315 75.
Ilutter tlriu; Peun'u creamery extra
'JlWWe; , Penn'u firsts extra. 30e; jobbing, aiftSS.
.tfe???'1111.1! I'enn'a firsts, l3iJIii;c ;held lets,
l&aiftc, as te quality.
ti"ecae steady; partiklrrui,78Jie; full skims
Petroleum dull i reBued In bbls.. 17 .
PoUtees firm ; bMMttu per bus, as te quality,
glew arttmtmt. ?
CHKAF-rURK RYRWHWKIB.HLACK
terry, dinger and Kamrat! Brandies.
ROHRKR'S LIQUOR HTORK,
Ma OB Centre Hqaare,
flARRtAQK WORKll
DOSBSOX 0AUUAOK WOMB,
Cerner of Duke and Vine Rtreeta (formerly
Merburk & MIlAy),
UKO. H. nURBKCK, Prep.
6,000 Over His ihensand Dollars fl.OOO
InFIne Vehlelni new en Kxhlbltlen.
1SSO AlltheL,ATRriTRTyiJrer 1BBO
1S.OO ROADCAHTH tUB.OO
VThobestef meehanlcsen relrlniratthe
Doersom Cnrrlace Works, corner of Dtike and
Vlnestreets. dWydH
irANTKD-A OOOO COOK.
?V 812 NORTH DUKE MT.
API'LY AT
mi2-tra
BEHT TWO FOR FJVKCKNT.CtOABH ,
th. city, at BILLY WAOTrT
Ne. 6 it 1CB North Qdeta HI.
decMmdM.Tn.TliM
rVITlCB& FOR RENT ON HECDND AND
VJ third floors of Lancaster Trust building.
Alse, fourth and filth floors, with use of ele
vator. Apply te
mi3-Sld OFFICERS OF COMPANY.
RENDER YOUR HKIN BOFT, HMOOTI1
and White by mlng" Purity Boap."
"I RAND OPEN1NO AND ORGANIZATION
VT of the "Dandelion Club." On Thursday
night. 13th Inst., I will nave a stand epenliig nt
ine wnitfi nurse jseiei, en ainner street irer-
merly Kehlhaus'j
ml2-3ld
All arninvnra.
JOHN I'ONTZ, Proprietor.
BILLY WAITZ HAH THE BEST TWO FOR
6c and fie Cigars In the Mate, at
NOS.fi A 1(B NORTH QUEEN BT.
decMmdM.Tu.Th.S
9
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ALIFORNIA.
special Parties.
Hcml-menthly. Tourist
pplng cars. Cheap rates. Southern Pacific Ce,
inern n
Oeneral
Address, E. MAWI.KY
Manaeer. St.l Broadway.
dress, E. MAWI.KY, eeneral
Traflle
new iera
It. J.
SMITH. Arent. 49 H. 3d HL. 1'lilln.
Janl(Vlyd2lew
K?
OR HEADQUARTERS-
a.e. K.erai.u.. k. or U.K., I. O. It. M.,
a j t, n ci n a r l i fl ..,.
vt ut a. et., a. j. e. ui a., .. v.r., r.mi.
Charms and Plus, go te
EIHHMAN'H,
Ne. 42 West King Street
TlpJH,lCAL BARGAINS.
One Shee laackar Square Piane KIO.OO
One Raven A Bacen Square piano 7i00
One Square Piane 4000
One den. Weeds' Organ 55.00
One Estey Organ .......... ftj.oe
CAM. KAKI.T AT J
OWENS' MUSIC ROOM,
ltd Ne 21 North Queen St.
TTIOR HENT-FROM APRIL 1, 1R0O.
JU The DOER10M Private Dwelling and
Stere Roem, Ne. 12S Knst King struct. DOKIt
HUM HAI.L. Ne. lZM East King street. The
FACTORY, Nes. 120 and IX East Mifflin street
Inquire or
GEO.H. NORDEL'K,
Proprietor of the Doersom Carrlnge Works, cor
ner of Duke nnd Vine streets. febntfdAly w
f REAT CUT IN RAILROAD RATES.
VJ
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The
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY has
Flnccd In effect the following Ixiw Kates be
ween points en Its lines :
SI. leuls and Kansas City $6.00
St. Louts and Iavcnwerth fi.75
MU I)iils, Atchison and St. Jeieph A.00
St. IaiuIs and Omaha. s.2
St. Leuis, Pueblo, Colerado Spring, Den
ver 1500
Betwcsu St. Jeseph, Atchison, Leaven
worth and Kansas City, and Pueblo, Col Col
orado Springs and Denver 1000
ltd
B
ROWN'S.
The wlndsef March blew ami your skin be be
emes rough and red. We have the ruinidv te
prevent this roughness and redness.
'BROWN'S CREM0LINE.
Thlsdcllghtful cream of almonds rentnlns no
grease, oil or glycerine. It Is net sticky or
greasy. Will net soil the finest 'garment. Is
pleasant nnd easy teusetand It will keep your
skin son nnd smooth as velvet. Remember
BROWN'S CREMOLKNE Is the only genuine,
eu-tls the only cream of almonds made In Lnu
nutcr. PRICK ifSe A UOITLK.
Brown's Hou'cheld Ammonia, 12c a Bettle.
Hiown'sHkluSenp, nsweetund and pure soap,
15e; two for 25c. Brown's Cern Cure, n sure
remedy for corns ; 15c a Imttle, Fer the teeth
use Brown's Dcntalln, a fragrant teeth wash,
2.V. At
BROWN'S DRUG STORE, -
COR. DUKE ALEMONBTS..LANCABTKR.PA
iuiil.1 1 1(1,1 ll.rvit
w
1LLIAA1UON & FOSTER.
VISIT
EXHIBIT
OF-
NEW FASHIONS
-FOR-
SPRING AND SUMMER
IN
LADIES'AND GENTS'
R K A D Y-M A DK u'AIt.M KN'IS,
NOTIONS,
DRKSS OOODS,
HATS, CAPS, ROOTS, SHOES,
MEDIUM-WIUGHT UNDKRWEAlt,
;1LK NECKWKAH,
CIIILDItENS' KILT SIvIIlT KUITO,
S1IIIIT WAISTS,
SHORT l'ANT SUITS,
LADIES' AND MISSES' JACKETS,
WRAPS AND COATS,
GENTS AND HOY'S LIGHT-WEIGHT
OVERCOATS AND SUITS.
THREE SPECIALTIES
-FOR-
GENTLEMEN.
ALL-WOOL DRESS SACK SUITS, f 10.00.
ALL-WOOL DRESS SACK SUITS, 8IL'.00.
ALL-WOOL DRESS PANTALOONS, J3.00
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS FinST
FLOOR OF NEW RU1LDING.
Williamson & Fester's
Williamson t Fester,
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.,
AD
NO. mil MARKKT ST., UAIUlWUUIta, FA.
Hw 3HvlUements.
XJ ARGAIN BTORE.
Opening Day
RfEI'N HOLD'S
WHITE FRONT' '
BARGAIN STORE.
Near Penn'a. It. R. Depot,
-WIU BE
ANNOUNCED IN A FEW DAY8.
mIO-lyd
l'etlOli TO MY FHlrjNDH AND CU8TO
if hava leratnt mDermrllr mv
office and
wsrernems at the Kniilhern Market, corner of
tWUTH QUKEN AND VINE HTRF.KTH, and
have In sleck a fine assortment of Weighs, Una
ales, Ph futons and Family Carriages, and the
Norbeck Rend Carts, all of my own manufac
ture. Hpeclal attention Is given tercpalrlng.
My Motte Honest Werk and Fair Dealings,
Always Wins.
feb2S-trd , J, II. NORBECK, Agent.
AH1I EVERYTHING THAT NEEDS TO
be washed with " Pnrllv Hean." You'll
like II.
F
Oil GOOD BRUSHES OO TO
KILBURN,
BRUSH MANUFACTURF.lt. 211 WEST KINO
ST., LANCASTER. PA.
ml-lmdAw
T1IKY OAN ALL COPY BUT NONE CAN
Ertunl lllllr Waitx's Havana Filler Cigar,
at NOS. 5 A 103 NORTH QUEEN ST.
decS-flmdM.Tu.Th
SPt
r
I .lln.
C7 lian Chaiiel. Friday evening, March U.
College Glee Club, EnUrpean Club, Mandelin
Club, Indies' Clierus nnd well-known Soloists.
Mr. Walter Bailsman, director. Admission, 25
cents. mrll-3td
THECALLA LILY IS THE TRADE MARK
of the Finest Seap en Enrth. " PURITY.
T1EST 5e HAVANA FILLER CIGAR
IN
J the city, nt IIILDY WAITZ'H,
Nes. 8 A 103 Nerlli O linen ML
dfc6-9indM,Tu,Th.H
HE FINEST LINE OK IMPORTED AND
Demestic Cigars In the city. Clear Ha
vana cigars, our manufacture, in boxes of 'i,
60 and 1
DEMUTH'S CIGAR STORE,
HI East King Street.
alS-tfdH
F
Mall
'OR CAST IRON PIPE FITT1NOS, BOTH
nlaln nnd redurlnr?. nn IaA-IiieIi diaiiiptur.
allealile Flttlmrs. Fliinfrcs. Klntinn Unions.
Manifolds, American Unions, Tutie Supports,
Hanrers, Fleer nnd Celling Plates, go te JOHN
BEST B, 833 East Fulton street. m7-tfd
OUK MAKE OF GOLDEN LION AND MIA
e,ucrldalVc Cigars cannot be excelled.
DEMUTH'S CIGAR STORE,
Established 1770. 114 East Ktng Street.
alg-tfiUt
TANKS FOR WATEIl.OILS, ACID OR GAS
of any shape or capacity, at fair prices, go
te JOHN BEST, 333 East Knlten street. inT-lM
SF YOU WANT A FIRST-CLASS PORTABLE
Engtne and Beiler, en wheels, cheap, as the
lowing prices shew: a borse-povrer, (175; H
horse-powcr,M5 ; 10 horse-power, 1575; 15 horse
power, 1875; 20 horse-power, 11,175, call at JOHN
BlOT's, a East Fulton street. m7-tfd
rpHE IiARGEST AND FINEST LINE OF
JL Jleerschnum and French Briar Pipes,
Cigar Helders, Cigar Cases, Hnufl Bexes and uli
DEMUTH'S CIGAR STORE,
114 East King street.
alfVtfdH
-ITTHITE COTTON WASTE, COPPED BY
TV the pound, 10c; In lets of 10 pounds or
ever, Oc All goods delivered te anv part of the
city Free. Call en JOHN BEST, Ne. 333 Ilast
Fulton street. m7-td
PUMPS, BOILERS, MINING, CENTHIFU
gal and Steam Pumps, of any capacity, at
JOHN BESTS, 333 East Fulton street. m7-tfd
rpilOCTA SHANK,
SHIRT
MANUFACTURERS
AND MEN'S
OUTF1TTKKS,
Ne. 140 North Queen Street.
Shirts miule te order as low as tip). Perfect
ntguarnnteed.
Through necessity we have stardedn HANI)
i;Aiiniiiu una are preparee te launary ernii
yi
tyi
AAIIIUS.
iimnw-iyillt
TALACE OF FASHION.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
115 AND 117 N. QUEEN ST.
NEW SPRING HOSIERY.
The best line of Ladies' and
Children's Fast Black Hese
ever shown in this city.
Children's Black Ribbed
Hese, all sizes, at yc a pair.
Children's Fast Black Ribbed
Hese at iec a pair.
Children's Fast Black Ribbed
Hese, extra heavy, at i2ca
pair.
The best line of Children's,
Imported Fast Black Ribbed
Hese, full regular made, at 25c
a pair; any sizes te 8.
Beys' extra heavy Ribbed
Fast Black Hese, lull regular
made, at 25c; size 7 te 93.
Ladies' Fast Black Ribbed
Hese, ieand I2c; Fast Black,
full regular made, 25, 37, 50
and 75c
Ladies' mode, tan browns
and slates, full regular made,
at 25c a pair; extra fine grade
at 29c.
Ladies' Fancy Striped Hese,
25. 37. 50 ad 75c
LISLE UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' fine Lisle Vests, silk
stitched neck and sleeves, at 10
cents.
Finer quality. Cream Lisle,
silk crochet neck and sleeves,
at I2c.
Extra fine Lisle at 25c; col
ored silk crochet neck and
sleeves.
Ladies' medium heavy Ribbed
Vests, long sleeves and high
neck, at 25c.
Medium heavy Lisle Ribbed
Vests, high neck and long
sleeves, at 39c.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
The best and largest assort
ment of Ladies' Colored Bor
dered and Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs ever shown by us.
New neat Patterns at 1, 2 and
3c apiece.
Finer quality, new Borders,
atsc.
Revered and Drawn Lawn
Handkerchiefs at 5c.
Elegant quality Embroidered
Handkerchiefs at 12 and 25c.
Te-morrow we open a new
line of LADIES' MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR at Bargain
Prices.
Come and see them ! The
prices will be astonishingly low.
All new goods at less than
manufacturers' prices.
De net miss any of our many
Bargains.
fg43sav;rttawmentt
gAROAtN BTORE. 3
Opening Day
REIN HOLD'S
WHITE FRONT
BARGAIN STORE,
Near Penn'a. R. K. Depot,
H1LLBB
ANNOUNCED IN A FEW DAYS.
ralO-lyd
SUITINGS. OVRRCOATINQS AND TROU
8ERINGS. at
REDUCED PRICES.
MCURANN ANOW1.EN.
Ne. 1M North Queen BU
OU CASTINGS, IRON OR DRABS, LtOHT
or nenvy. ai sneri. novice, gu u juim
T, 833 Eusl Fulton street. m7-lfd
S1 OLD BRONZE. LIQUIDS AND SIZING
IT ter steam work, at JOHN BESTS, SB fcitst
run
ilten street.
m7-tfd
CARRY IN STOCK BEST CHARCOAL,
Hammered Bar Iren, Deuble Refined Iren,
liurdcn's) Rivet Iren, Rivets. Het and Celd
Beiler Iren, Steel, Hli'et Iren 3-10 toNeTle, at
JOHN BEsrs, SB Klt Fulton street, mT-tfd
6 POISON CIl INJURIOUS COLORS
used In " Purity Seap."
IOR STEAM GAUGES, HIGH OR LOW
Pressure. Water Gauires. Gause Cocks.
Wee
ckk! Wheels or Wclehted. Glesa Tube.
Whistles, Syphens for Steam Gauges, Cylinder
Oilers Plain, water Gauge Columns, Cocks for
Steam Gai'ges, call en JOHN BEST, 33.1 East
Fulton strut. m7-tfd
TTIOR PULLEYS, SHAFTING, COLLARS,
I" Hangers, Clamp Bexes, Couplings, etc., go
teJOIlNfiEST.aa East Fulton street. m7-ttd
TJADIATORS, OF ANY MAKE OR DE
XV sign, can be furnlshedat reasonable figures,
iiy JOHN BEST, 333 East Fulton (treeU (in7-tfd
DAY COURSE-KEYSTONE BU8I-
pJlf NESS COLLEGE. Yeung Men and
Ladles educated for profitable employment.
Modern methods. Course complete and prac
tical. Type-wrlllug nnd all baslnesa branches
taught. fJO night session.
W. D. MOSSER, Prln..
tfd Aw 16 North Queen St.. Lancaster, la.
CAW MILLS. BARK MILIi4. COB MILLS.
k7 ix-amer Hellers, Tan Packers, Trip:
Powers, Milling and Mining Machlt
JOHN REST'S, 833 East Fulton street.
O Leather Hellers, Tan Packers, Triple Herse
nery, at
I117-UU
F
OR
HANDSOME NECKTIES.
Ge te ERISMAN'S,
Ne. 42 West Ktng Street.
F
OR AMERICANSIGHTFEED CYLINDER
Lubricators, Glass Oil Cups for Hearings
you can get them at JOHN
I JMS lllfiBa
IT'S, 8H East
nire
! uuen street. ,
in7-nu
TO SAVE YOUR RACK AND GLADDEN
your heart use " Purity Benp."
OR BOLTS, LAO SCREWS, SET SCREWS,
Square nnd Hexagon Nuts, these goods In
stock, ut JOHN BEST'S, 333 East Fulton street.
m7-tfd
IF IN WANT OF BRASS OR IRON STOP
Cocks, Asbestos Packed Cocks, Pet and Bib
Cocks, Lever Cocks, Swing Joints, call and get
theiii, or send your order by mall, te JOHN
BEST, a East Fulton street. m7-tfd
F
OR
SHIRTS, COLLARS AND CUFFS,
(10 TO
ERISMAN'S
Ne. 42 West King Streat.
I7IORTHE BEST HOT AIR FURNACE IN
? the market, go te JOHN BEST, 33.1 East
Fulton street.
iu7-tfd
I JURE BRICKS, FIRE CLAY, AT LOW
(lgures, go te JOHN BEST, 333 East Fulton
street.
nVT-tfd
FOR BOILER TUBE BRUSHES, STILLSON
Pipe Wrenchcs.PlpenndMeukcy Wrem lies
combined. Files, Oil Cans, etc., go te JOHN
BEST, 333 East Fulton street. m7-tfd
OR BOILERS, HORIZONTAL, TABULAR,
Vertical, Portable, Cylinder, Marine, of
any size or power, of the host material and
workmanship, go te JOHN BEST, 333 East Ful
ton street. m7-lfd
TTIOR HORIZONTAL STATIONARY EN
JJ glues, from 2 te NO horsc-pewcr, nnd Verti
cal Engines from 2 te 40 horse-power, you will
Mud them nt JOHN BESTS, 3.B East Fulton
street.
-lirALTEH C. HERR.
LivingBehind a Pair of Spectacles.
Yeu see a young man or woman wearing
spectacles, nud If you ure sufficiently well nc
quulntcd te Inquire the cause, nine out of ten
will tell you that they have" weak eyes," are
"near-sighted," "far-sighted," or they don't
see well," when In reality the only proper rea
son Is the latter, they don't see well. With a
great number or people who nre te-dny living
behind a pair or spectacles, their trouble at first
was trivial and they sought idler in purchas
a pair of glasses. Theso who arc wearing glasses
and de n"t sec well, or these hnvlng eye treu
ble, should consult PROF. LITTLE, n Specialist
en the cc. who will be at my store, March 17,
for u few days. Eyes Examined Free. When
defective sight Is present special glasses arc fur
nished te correct the dcfecL Prof. Llttle Is an
expert In his profession and comes well recom
mended. Walter C. Herr,
(JEWELER),
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
CORNER OF ORANGE.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
Medel Making, Patterns, Drawings and
I II no Prints, at prices reasonable, nt JOHN
BUST'S, 33.1 East Fulton street. m7-tfd
INJECTORS, RUE LITTLE GIANT, HAN
cock Inspiraters nnd Electors, Ebermnn
Heller Feeder. Penberthy Inspector, American
Injectors, all In stock, at JOHN BEST'S, :3
East Fultenstrect.
ni7-tld
T-EW Y(
ORK STORE.
WATT & SHAND,
6, 8 AND 10 EAT KINQ ST.,
ARE DAILY RECEIVING LARGE ADDI-
TIO.NS TO THEIR ALREADY
LARGE STOCK OF
Spring Dress Goods.
Thelntcst te arrive are full lines or new color
ings lu MOHAIR 1IRILLI AN TINES, beuutlml
goods, at 85c, 37Jc unit 60a it yard.
BLACK HENRIETTAS, excellent qualities,
at 25c, 37c, 60c nud 76c.
PIN CHECK SPRING SUIHNGS.jurd wide,
16c a j urd,
COMBINATION PLAIDS and STRITES, new
colorings, at 20c, 3"Hc, 60e uud 76c.
ALIj-WOOL TRICOT SUITINGS, nil colors,
26cand b"jCa)nrd.
50 Pieces ALL-WOOL OMBRE STRIPES.
57J-JC a yard ; never before ettered for leks than
60 cents.
ALL-WOOL CHESTER SUITING, 60 Inches
wide, spring weight, nil colors, a bargain nt 80c
a J nrd.
New spring shades lu the popular CASH
MERE HENRIETTAS, Heliotropes, Vlcux
Rese. Orevs, Gelden Browns, etc., at 25c, 87)c,
60c and 75c a) nrd.
NEW FRENCH CHALI.IES,
SILK AND WOOL BENGAI.INFS.
NEW STRIPED VELVETS,
STRIPED SURAH SILKS.
New Yerk Stere.
m
ji
f V
ltet 9leritmntA
H
AOER A BROTHER.
GINGHAMS.
Tba tlkthest Neveltjr in Olnghnms li the
JACQUARI) KFrmrr, the figure being thrown
UU1.IUI pttn. hiik, c per yarn; in iiiaafAi ei,
Heliotrope, Old Pink, Orajr, Cardinal, Navy
A1IUV, S.ICI.
AMERICAN GINGHAMS, 26c, aa feed M
Scotch 37ic. We especially recommend these
reeds as being fully equal te any Imported
Ginghams. Coleilngs and Washing Standard
TOILE DU NORD, AMOSKEAG, CRITE
RION GINGHAMS, 12c. for morning dresses
and service. These three makes of American
Ginghams stand first, combining aa they de,
Beauty of Coloring and Style, as well as Dura
bility. WASH FLANNELS,
25c TO 75c
Especial Styles Mourning and Tennis Gowns.
Slightly darker Colorings for children. Weel
with n little Cotten, and Weel aud Silk. Will
net shrink.
Outing Cleths,
eeTOlSc
Preferred by some te Ginghams. Will wash
-and wear.
Large Line of PLAIDS and STRIPES.
DRAP D'SOLEIL.
Silk nnd Cotten for Summer Dresses. Lighter
In Weight nnd Handsomer In Finish than nny
ether Summer Material.
HAGER &
Nes. 25, 27, 29,
"TyTEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
TEL-HINC FIGURES
FROM THE
IFerty-lFiftli Antm-al
M IRK LIFE Insurance Cempk
Nes.
346 and 348 Broadway, wewii
WM. H. BEERS, President.
TOTAL INCOME, overTwenty-nlne Millien Dollars.
BENEFITS TO POLICY HOLDERS, ever Twelve Millien Dollars.
iNTPHKsTlNt'OME nearlv Five Per Cent, en Average Net Assets.
NEW INSURANCE IWRlTtEN, ever One Hundred nnd Flfty-ene Millien Dollars.
ASSETS, ever One Hundred nnd FIve Millien Dollars. ,,.. tv,,....
SURPLUS, by the New Yerk State Standard, ever Flflf cr. i and a Ha f Millien Dollars.
INBUHANCEIN FORCE, ever Four Hundred nnd Nlnct-Flvc Millien Dollars.
1-IVA.UAIC9C
Inf., in Inlrrest 8 308,053 00 l
....A.n.c.a rv ,aQA
Increase In Benefits te Policy-holders 1,118.031 01
Increase lu Surplus for Dividends 1,7I6,W9 pi
Increase In Premiums 3,45H,830 35
, . tt n. -i.TTTvnTiJT t rr
I , t, V M.RI
General ABents for Fennsylvanln, Ohie, iHllnela nnd Delnvar.
PHILADELPHIA, PA., 831 & 33.1 WtJinuiBU
fiM.-iMM ati n in wrat. 4th street.
mniiV V" t-e.. it,rt kitm.l
LcHICAGO,'lh.,'phenlx Building. I
GROWTH OF BUSINESS IN PF.NNSTLVAN1A
f 1R60 -
l'reinlunis colleetod.
In eluding Pn. premiums peld In New Yerk. I
a-,. ......i i.n,mi,.n,. rniifrted In
wit AKlf riAMPliKl.l.. n. Mnna-cr.
B.C. WILKINSON.
ffalncc of jfqghten.
JUDGES HAVE IXJNQ SINCE DECIDED
that Billy Waltz's Cigar Is the Best In the
State. Forsnleat ..... ,.
NOS. 5 4 103 NORTH QUEEN ST.
dccMmdM,Tu,Th,S
F
OR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE STAND
for business
NO. 20 EAST KING STREET.
Inquire within.
11)8 lwd
pULTON OPERA HOUSE.
Thursday Evening, March 13,
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
NELLIE BLY,
The Celebrated Glebe Tretter.
In ene hour and thirty mlnutesshe will carry
her audience around the world.
Under the auspices or the
YOUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY
PRICES. ...25, 60 nnd 75 CENTS.
S-Hule epeus Saturday ut 9 a.
your scuts.
. Secure
m5-7td
-ITTE EXAMINE EYES FREE.
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE 1
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geedy
II yen have them examined you will probably
find that there Is something vrreng with them,
and that glasses will be a great help te v ou.
We use Inimitable "DIA MANTA lenses,
which nre made only by us, nnd recommended
by leading Oculists as the best aids te defec
tive vision.
Solid Geld Spectacles, 9U.00 ; usual price,
5.0().
Steel Spectacles, BOe.t usual price, 91.00.
Artificial Eyes Inserted, 91 ; usual price, 910.
H. ZINEMAH & BRO.I130 S. Ninth Street,
OFTICIANB. I PHILADELPHIA.
Between Chestnut and Walnut Streets.
mvWyd
1 RliiVTEST REDUCTION.
Announcement Extraordinary 1
The Greatest Reduction of all In
FINE TAILORING
AT
H. GERHHRT'S,
Overcoats mnde te order at cost price.
Trousers- reduced from 110 te 18 -, from fite 15;
from W tel 50.
Heavy Suitings reduced at the mine rate.
Full Dress suits of the latest stjlemuterlul,
satin lined, at 128.
This Is the most sweeping reduction ever
mnde In Fine Tnllerlng, nnd will enable Ihi
cash buer te get u tlret-cluss article for the
same money he vv euld huv e te pay for n read)
made one.
H.
Gerhart,
43 NORTHUEEN STREET.
U27-Ud
INDIA SILKS.
We are net quite ready te show ear Ceat
Line Of REAL SHANtniAI S1LKH tva n
premise in the course of the nest ten day
vjKiiiuuuu uur nuit ueuuier ine men VI
ana exclusive stylet.
PRINTED SURAHS
, Entirely Dtnercnl In Style and Effect fl
Indlas, Tartan and Clan Plaid Sarahs.
emuie in nam Kursns, 7c iei.
L0UISINE SILKS.
In Contrasting Stripes. Heavier than Sen!
20c TO 00c.
Twe, three and four toned Light and D
Grounds. Special Styles.
38 Inches Wide SERGE OMBRE STRIP
80c : MOHAIR BROCADE, 25c ; WORM
STRIPES, 40c i WORSTED CHECKS, 100.
Received.
t
Oloakings-6-4-01eakini
i
Bleck, Narrow and Wide Diagonal. B
Broadcloth. Eugllsh Cheviots, il 25 te I
English Broadcloth, 1150 te r275. Em
t 71,1. timtnt'm. SIHnfAd t!lethl.tl te
Special' Styles for Children' Centt. Bp
Weights fur cape ana uennemarass.
BROTHE
31 West King St.
OH
TllO
erfc
i
Rep
ttJ.-.-J UUA .t m.w-1 y
fceml
A1 IOOi i I
Increase In Total Income ........ -Vei,
ttiprpakn In Assets.'...... ....V. .11.5.7.1,1.
Increase In Insurance Written f 20,ew,i
Increase In Insurance In Force....... 75,715,
r
UVUXM. I. VW.i v
f; Vvi7i vnIi O 'iia.id 44 Euclid Avenu
I CLe.yl.l,ANl, u..4iana i i biiciia Avenu
WILMINUTON, DEL., uue JiarKci eireei.
irvu
1882.
H" tu..
18S4..
IWJ.
ltW)..
Itj7..
iwa..
1809 .
entire agency in 1889, ever !2,10),000.
OVO. W. JOSEPH, Supt. of Agd
District Manager, Yerk, Pa.
$lcu buevtiecment
T
1ME.
LABOR AND MONEY SAVED
using " Purity Benn."
sold everywnei
ITIOR PRATT A CADY ASBESTrti U
; Valves, Jenkins Vnlves.Brass Glebe Valj
iirassuaie vaivcs, iron iseuy uioee vsu
i?verBarety vaives. rep aiciy vaives,
Valves, Kiulmter valves, I'ratts swinti
.llVt.lv un un, f,i una .urvn u. va,r 'v, I. , nil
AukIe Valves, call nt JOHN BESTS. 333 1
Fulton Street. m7-tl
AGENCY FOR CALLAHAN A CO'S
ment te tnke the nlare or Red Lead,
Hulk It mukes five times the quantity or
hnd and Is Air superior in making steam Jet
nncklnir man and hand hole Dlates en bell
Ac, Ac, Price 20 cents per pound, at JO
BEST'S, 333 East Fultenstrect. m7-t
T
HE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
BIG REDUCTIONS
-IN-
Nottingham Iice Curtains, bSc, 75c, II te ft
per pair.
Cream and Fancy Scrims reduced te 10c, 12
I5c.
Bleached German Table Linen at50e; rn
lar pnee, 70c.
Pure Linen Cream Dumask nt 25c : worth
Heavy Cream Damasks at 35c, 40c, 60e ; wd
4ec,aucandtj0c.
Extra Quality German IDeuble Damaski
eacnndTSc: worth 85c nud !1.
A large let of Fine Qualities Linen Te,
Cleths and Napkins In sett nt greatly rcdul
prices. I
A large let of All Linen Towels reduced frl
12c te 10c. i
A large let of All Linen Towels reduced frl
20c te 15c. y
We have a large let of extra large sire, exf
flue Huck Towels In two numbers. Price v
60c nnd 75c ; will close them out at 33c and i
At tticse prices these goods should go out 1
lew days.
Full Hues or Tickings, Sheetings Music
Ginghams, Prints, Pant Stuffs, etc., at less tit
regular prices.
The People's CSasta Stei -
25 East King Street,
n&M)dH
LANCASTER, PA.
'-if (TldCl ki;kt et' rn'E, from I
OUjUVAi inch te 0 Inch diameter, i
siiiuni u luwugure, una tne only neusein t
in; wiui u piK3i-uuiug inac'iuiip, cuiving up
tl lucli dlumctcr. ut JOHN BEST'S.XBEast Fi
ten street. mMfil
CVTEA.M HEATI8TIIECOMlNGHE.TFC
kj dwellings, tiiurcnes, seinxu neuses, et
theugti successfully used one hundred )i
age. Whcnv ou contemplate a chauge call
JOHN BK-ST, wlm vrlll give J oil a satlsfacte
Jeb, at a fair price. mT-tld.
TJACICINGS.AS FOLLOWS 1 DIIHUO. F(
1, Steamenil II)draullcPacklng,Awti,tlteiH
vv even mm wick packing, Hemp I'arkina
utiin ..uu juuru, vsiksies uemeni,
Hhcutlilnp, l.iuu Purklng.tium Mings
Gauges, Plumbnge Packing, llecd'sjj
iM.-j.iux, 1.MU1I nc-iieuai fipe ue
mrwl-Ai usriA.-u. f.-..,.n---, j
18
24
31
40
47
69
83
. 1,01
1,05
1.W
f,40
Heuseiurnishing Geed
the hi
standi
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any
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cerrec
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nra hi
eri
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