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MSMOMMVMKtveB OB LSlH
mim Mnainmeni at " zr
aoet rwMd eTtr by Ml B.
'as .Jii Anit r the oldeetef tlMdU-
l-Ucfit Mr. J. n. Zhbm, eMkl of th
iCMtnllfMlOMl tBt, BM ' sWaausanusi
'tiAtf for an axhlhlLlen halt! UMNtWMttT
IttTMnmet whan wm principal
i'tt'eUoel. The anWrtatnantrut cleaca
,rttiitadlrMb7Hen. C. C. Kmffaan
1- the Mbl. "I tha Ship of BUM,
JMMBgtT
LHN.WilFdrry, ft lai-mar of HampOela
V WtBMlpi IO M'Tn auw " tww. .wi--
IviMW quantity or uu nuia en eamrupy uj
Rj, IM aejiget or , can DeeeminK loewnm uu
rMMpNUWD.
M ra ftnMl of Hen. Jeaenb. Eckman took
r-.'!." .. . - . .iui fem
?y puses) low mnernoeB wjp -
,?tUKM nema, ana wm r7 -v-.
. Uaaiy Wheeler, a former paater, and
W Sattr. Oaerg Ojal, Iba preaent paaier or me
D -Lii.lU l,iiMb. nfflrUtn).
U .AtataaonefthaHundajr aeboel beard
. ;;t aruutMstiieaievcnuTca en nuiiuT wm-
R4 boob. Itera. Gee. Gaa), O. W. Paulea, A. C.
f Bruner and W.D. Snyder were appoletea
! coremlliet te draft rer.iuuena te me
A t-.'. nrii, uta .Tnni.k EcktBtti. far
fcS man nn a teacher In the arhoeL
It-t- m.. rrlit BMihran fAillval eloaed In
"ae armory en Saturday ntght, and waa a
Ftaaianita1 mipAnui.
, The funeral of Mra. Harriet R. 1'onder 1'ender
lh aantth will be held en Tueaday morning at
sJUWW o'clock, from her late lieme en oeum
i Baeend atreet.
v' , .. Si.niM r.n. until .l.ilin Ileberta. Harry
fiieiti and Prank BIcbarda. trampi te
""jail for five daya thla morning for being
dnnkand dlaerderly.
V Nerrla Worrell, flreman en crew en Ne.
9. - ,. r4 - .. ,1 . l.lat anniria
r'ij-. 14. orine r. x. xu juiuucu ww iaie"
R TrA 7 : . ' " . "a t t
He
S At Kobrcrstewn ytwcraay niernijig.
rwaeai.in. nalnfiil inlurlea about hla anna
&LBd lege. A train was ahead and Worrell
ir,, waa afraid or a run in.
fi A bean Daue waa neiu en eaiurua
if Hitae room ui " . .....-. -
.v an aninvnhia affiilr. Jehn F. Heward and
Jehn A. Stecker were preseuted with geld
rfe Jehn Stuard, car Inapecter en the P. K
.'t:BABrjigan uiTiureiiaiB.
t" JL. DIU DH IB L IWV IWIUiUUJ M.-
E by a buU noae " of e ear falling en
A; that atatnber.
ttifpnUM meeting ei me iuiu m a my .-
, wu )ir u " t..wv.
"yiaaumiay uigui. uu v;uu,i , .....
v teeing occupied. ,
'- N-ni MnDlvltt. Ir.. an amnlnve of tllO
vlraaw'tnill. aal hla lett hand In contact with
ffa'alrcular-.aw thla merulng and a painful
&' 'tVZ . i.-J ft,, .1.1 m.I Ahhb a n,,f
' ;;ai eiaent rwniwu. miuiiuuuji ..,..
" Offat the aecend joint anu tue mueunger
t-',- VJ t,a tin llt nrT.
I" W . w- .
.3. . .... i I. ... n.H.,M. .Ia.ii .a-
rV&sWOad en Saturday night and will go te
S5 Philadelphia te take a courae at Palm'a
1 1?' Balne college.
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? DEATH OF A IVBTirtED FARMER.
L''Mtehael O. narelah, a Native of 1'equen
Ojr Tewnahlp, Dtea in TBia city.
:W Michael O. Harnlah died thla morning
. laahla'hoine, Ne. 14Coneatoga atreet, after
',an limesa ei nema iiuic. iuiumMii-
ftJW yaara of age and waa a eon of
BO-. David Harnlah, who waa one of the
i J-aBOat prominent lanucra in Hut"
i'ttYr.llOT lflnl.aAl ivm a farltiar and
Bved en hla farm In that neighbor neighber neighbor
keod. In 1800 he rotlred from farming
s'4 and In 18S5 he moved te Lancaater, where
'kabaaalncerealded. He waa married te
j.H aamiwMi --. w.-w-B- " --i-r
.ftwhet died In 1BS. ue icit tne louewwg
jiTal children: B. W., of Ruahvllle, Ne-
'-braakas D. W. and Amea W., of Wet
'Lampeter tewuahlp; M. W., of Tray Tray
Lraaere, Mlaaeurl, all farmeras A, W.,
:.!( .1.1.. i nt il,.iv,i tt Wlllnw Htrnat I
i& Mra. Elleabeth Hellliiger, wife of Amea
Bellinger, and Mra. Eather Geed, a
later of the deceased, who aurvlves
,... , i.l. i.i M.a i.n I.
iri mm, nwue nor iiome wmi nnu m
ii- Myearaofegn. Anether alster, Mrs. Susan
Kreldar. la 77. and alie Uvea at llourers-
town, Jacob, a brother died last year aged
17 ) yeara. The deceased waa a member of
gwUte Kew Aienuonue cnurcu nnu no win ua
burled at New Danville en Wednesday at
tsS 11:30 a. in.
iWf .
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lest ma WATcn and chain.
mrjL'j
m 0... 1 .In.. Ji. nf a
v inenea iiiiuuiv strw.
''b- Alfred areitn ana inei. ii. duiiev, ui
' . WOIOUIUIS. t-UIUB tu umqiatcr uu euiuiu.;
l u . ' ... ... . - -
Ifanrt l,a,l fl cren.l IIIIIO. 1VU11B ueuer
'M- the Influence of liquor they get into the
W Wwetauraat of Millard Reese, en Middle
fti atreet Smith met Mary 1".. Marshall there
FJiBdaherlly anersmitn lenue misseu nis
;' 3 sjelel watch and chain, for which he paid
" 'U0. . He went back te the place, saw the
woman In wbeae company he waa and de-
Bunded the watch. She deuied having it
ita) he then went before Alderman Barr
aad entered a complaint for larceny against
Ifcer.jBue was arrested and aearcued.but the
jwaicu OOUId net ee ieuuu. Alter luavnig
iishsiUh she went down atreet hnrriedly and
tken it Is supposed she get rid of the tlme-
s & asjsjoe.
. W When the clrl learned that she waa pros-
'Veceted, ene of her friends made complaints
. " Hmltli and Jnnes for drunkenness
H' ad dlserderlv oenduct and when they
kf0 ware arrested they ruade complaint against
vTlitlllJird Reese for kecnlne a disorderly
'WV ... ..n1.l..H U II.I.M1.M. All
7SHae auu uunuug m '!" " .
fl5, IL. HaUliu BAA..WA.1 t.nll dvnAnt ItiA nlrl
aiv jMirwua aww,wv. mm. ww,. ...wa....
S1I.A la In tall til u liAarlnnr ntl Riltllrilnv.
i-ft "-a" " J"" " - " a J
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-?. A Bettler lieiere tue wenrt.
t Charles Haln. who waa granted a bottler's
t Ueense last week, was called before the
;v. oeurt te-dav and questioned as te his bu.l-
'.' aeea. Ue said there had net been any
fc'fTiolatleneof Jaw te his knowledge at his
IW place the last year, and be knew of no vle-
K latlensln bis sbwnce. Tue court told film
i.-'te go home and make inquiry of his em-
$;? pleyesas te violations anu report inceuit
p: te-morrow morning.
-''- A Memerial te Her Pa rente.
$A At the'mernlng service at St. Jehn's
T,li.Mn nl.mli nn Rnnflav a lnttar uaa
L,4favd from Mra. U. S. Williamson, stating
"tkat abe wpuW purshaseforthe new church
i ?a Bepe erfanaa a memorial te her father
sm gaetaer, jint late Mr. aua xurs. t. ii.
. Bfewa. The piopesed gift was a great
'aWprise te tba membera generally, as it
ansT" ""j"'," ........." ...
I araaentlng the church with se costly
IBMeBeriil,
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t' A Byrtau Xeeturer.
Ltat evening Mrs. Bakarat. a native of
yriW who la new engaged In missionary
,-Veck, delivered an addrei in the chapel
eaTthf Freabyterian church. There waa a
laige audience present and the lecture was
,ajaaUy enjoyed, Mrs-Sakarat la an fle
'Mat
(BfW
at epeaaer ana sue tern in an interest-
rwayefhe habits and customs of the
I In her own country, ribe explained
f about the missionary work done there,
4 Jfjfjr ta)k waa very interesting.
A Husband and tYJfe Sued.
3
Abraham Hlrah has brought a suit
'sMashsat
Jehn, BperllBit befere Alderman
charging hitn with fraud. The
ved in one of nirsh'a houses i
ac-
;.geMad lived
and
! without paying any rent. Sperling's
Mary, Jaaa beea arrested rer resisting
mi ninr waa vuuauau jiiup,
ef west Hem pflela.
SALK OV STOCK'
With the Prleea That Wer Realtacd
jyr the Different Klnda.
Thla afternoon Ham. Matt. Kridy aeld for
.J. B. XVeBffi hreki't the following atecka,
benda, Ac, at the Cooper hoe.e :
Tea akarea of Iamcaater County National
bank, te Jamea R. McNaughton, atfUO.
. Fire f aarna, te llenry O, KeUer, at
IUS.76.
Tea aharee of aaine, te Jamea McXaugh McXaugh
ten, at $118.78.
Twenty akarea or xnonnern nanemi
hank, te Mlaa Ella Hacker, at $130.90.
Fourteen aharea of Reading A Columbia
railroad, te Tliemsa Daumgardner, at $1
per ahare.
$2,000 Lancaater das company benda,
fire per cent., te Geerge M. Hambrlgbt,
at $102.60 per $100.
$1,000 Colebrook Valley railroad bend,
five per cent, te Mary Shirk at $105.36 per
$100.
Five aharea of TAOple'a National bank
te Jehn U. jEaby at $125...
Tea aharea of aame te aame at $HS.
Twe aharea of aame te M lea Emma Town
ley at $124.75,
Three aharea of aame te Geerge A. Cox
at $124.75.
Twenty aharea of Northern Market te
Willie Rebrer at $76.25.
Ten aharea of aame te Henry U Landli
at $75.
"jTatouty-nve aharea of Bridgeport and
Honeahee turnpike te II. W. Hartmah at
$23.50.
Four aharea of Lancaster t Manlielm
turnpike te Abraham 4Ieatetter, at $.17.
Eight aharea of aame te J. It. Leng, at
$37.
Eight aharea of Lancaster, Ellzabethtewn
& Mlddlotewn turnpike te Cliaa. H. IOcher,
at $00.
Eight aharea of Lancaater A Maner turn
pike, te Jacob H. Land Is, at $10.
MCEN8K8 DHC1DK11.
The Court GranU Lteenae te Only One
Sew Stand.
The oeurt thla allorneon decided the fol
lowing lloenae applicatiens:
Mra. Frances Nlemer, city, and Charles
Franciacus, Columbia, were granted llcen
aes. The following worn rofnsed hotel licenses:
Samuel Kepperllng and Jehn Rltchey,
etty ; Cenrad Illtner, Jehn It. lion lien
gert, Columbia; H. W. Killlan, East
Cocallce; Simen Rcese, East Drumere ;
E. L. Hambrlght, East Hempneld: C. .
Uerrnnd Mary E. Stelgelman, Maner.
The following refuaed botllers' llcente :
Christian Mutuiiler, Jehn W. Keller, Jehn
Haln, elty.
saint Patrick.
Frem the New Yerk Herald.
The history of Patrick la full of palhea.
He was proud, willing, eager te sacrifice
himself for the religion which he preached
with such commanding eloqttence. Tun
commemoration of hla labors and death la
therefore a tribute which gratitude effera te
an unsullied life spent in the cause of
humanity.
Wben a niore boy of fifteen the 'Scots
made an incursion into the Reman prov
inces of llrltaln. Of the large number of
prisoners captured Patrick was ene. Later
en he was sent te the north of Ireland, and
there aeld as n alave. Fer alx yeara he
tended the cattle of hla master, tils day
dreams filled with the desire te escape and
hla night dreama with plana for the accom
plishment of that purpose
The opportunity was offered and em
braced. After great difficulty he found his
way te Urlteln, and thence te the continent
where he received his education. He was
then about twenty-two. History orewa
tagueatthla point and aulhntltlAs ulfl'er,
but the story gees that after due prepara
tions for his work had been completed he
was commissioned at iiome te unuertnKO
the task he had set himself, and se returned
te Ireland as a proaejier of the new gospel.
There hla burning eloquence, hla attrac
tive fervor gained him many adherents.
On the hillsides, In the green valleys, he
gathered audiences of rude, uncultured
folk, who bent bofero his lvid speech as a
Held of wheat te a conquering gale. He
quickly found hla way Inte the coutldence
or tue people, ana Kept it uy tne ninu sov
ereignty of a gentle, loyal heart uutll
paganism gave way te Ita better aubstltute
as " dusky vapors of the night " gi ve way
the usurping light of day ; and then, when
at last in " weak, decaying age" he ylelded
unto death, a new born nation wept his
less.
A Scheel ISntttrtnlumeut.
An ontertalnment was held en Saturday
ut Cedar Greve school-house, In r.iut r.url
township, by the teacher and pupils of the
secondary school, for the benefit of the
library established at that school several
yeara age. It consisted of dialogues, reci
tations, dramas, charades, tableaux and
music furnished by the New Helland
orchestra. The house was packed, and the
teacher, Jehn M. Fry, and pupils deserve
credit for the excellent remlerlug of their
varleua parts. The music was oxeellont,
and all aeemed greatly pleased with the
evening's amusement.
Off Fer AVest Vlntluln.
Mr. Hugh Keegh will loave this evening
for Wayne Court Heuse, West Virginia,
te push his contract for ten miles of
railroad near that place, Mr. H. W.
Dickey and Mr. Rucklus, of the Examiner,
will accompany him te assist In managing
the work.
Requires no lielllug, no coeklnn;. Mel
tin's Feed ha only te be dissolved In het wa'er
and milk te sneke It ready for utc. It la the
onceutratlen of nourishing properties uud the
best feed for lufauu and Invalid.
If Ne Cure or Reller Ne Piiy.
I give a written guarantee with every Electric
Bell I ell myielf, and If after one week's trial
you are net benefited or cured I will refund Uie
money lei 0 per cent, C. U. Hoke, Inventor,
at 313 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa , every
Wednesday, from 9 a. m, te 9 p. iu.
iu.rl7-flid ;
The Bargain Store Opened, p
Hclnlield A Ce. opened a bargain store te-day
at the corner of North Queeu and Chestnut
streets, lu the room occupied for many ear by
Woelworlh di Ce. The member of the firm are
Recorder E. L. Relnueld, wlieus In limlnean
for many) ear In this city, and I'burci He In.
held, who was for several car the buyer for
the large company (tore ut JoUnntewn.
The large store room lis been filled te over
flowing with geed of all grades, oil prices and
sllqualltle, and an Important fact U that all
the article for sale are at bargain price.
Ibl firm has made arrangements with the
largett factories In the country for ueeltlca
fiut as made.
This (tore Ugenernlly mppeied te be a 6 and
10 cent (tore, and whlle there are many articles
at these figure there are hundred of ethers for
which higher price are asked. The firm have
taken a lease en the premises fur a turiu of
year and are tber te stay.
spring-isoe.
McQrann A Newlen, tailors, Ne. VM North
Queen street, are new prepared te ihew you the
finest line of Suitings, Treusering and Spring
Overcuatlng ever brought te Oil city, many
of which are excluilte ityle. Fit, trimmings
and price guaranteed. marlt-2wd ,
ffeatha.
lUBKisu. In thla clly.en the lTtli IniL.
Michael G. Harnlih, In the Kid ) ear of hi age.
The relative and Mend or the family are re
tpeclfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
hi late residence, Ne. It Conestoga atreet. en
Wednesday morning at 12 o'clock, aud at 2
o'clock at the Old Stene Mennenlte meeting
house, en mile south of New Danville. 2l
Kavtz. Intbliclty, enthe lflth lntMary
Marnret, daughter of Charles W. and Ida
Kautz. In the third year of her age.
Bern en earth te bloom lu Hea en.
The relative and friends of the family ere re
spectrally Invited te attend Ihe runeralfrem
her parents' residence, Ne. 4:0 Maner street, ou
Wednesday anernoen at 2 o'clock. Interment
st Weed ard Hill cemetery. 2trt
HWarhet.
Philadelphia Produeo Market.
PHrutDCLTBIA, Mar. 17,-Noen-Flonr dull i
Penu'a snper. iOCktita; extra. 250(41 0U;
family, 8S033G0; roller, 3 6CV4 00; patent,
ttoetee.
Wheat weak ; Ne. 2 Red new. S33Sie ;
Ne. 1 Penn'a Red, Wc; Ne. 3 de, S7(388a
Cern steady ; Ne. 2, new, iiS&tfe ; old, iia
tie.
Oat gulit f Ne. 2 White mmic; Ne, 2
mixed, Mc.
Bran firm i Winter $15iel$M) aHng$M 7$
BaM hay Unlit ! 08 aa.te aaatttys
timothy lOteeiSOO for eiielee; aled,a9j
baled Tjt atra w, new. lis aa.
Hnttav fltmi Paaa'a aiaamair aatra
M(I7e t fenn'a Bnta extra, las: ieebiaff. 81.15.
l!!, ai te quality.
CbetMiteadri part klm, '); fallaklni
Petrelenm dull i reflaed la bbta., IT M.
Fouteaadollt WW a tier bite, aa te quality,
, Grain Baa iToruteae.
rarniahed by R. K. Yundt, ttreker.
CaiCAoe, Mar. IT, 1KJ0 o-eleck n. m.
Wheat. Cern. OaU. Perk. Lard.
March
April
ktay....
Jena
Jelr........
5
no
1
10 47
le'ast
e ie
e 12
Auiuit,
Bepiember ....,
October. ....HnM... .m... ,... ...... ......
Year ....... ...... ..m ...... ,... i..4
Crude Oil March ...........-... -
ConaeU .....-....-..-.............-
Ciealnf Pr1ca-a:ia o'clock p. m.
.WX
Wneat Cern eata. re
March ....." fu
Aprll.M.M .MM. ....
atay ......... m wij
Jnae .....mm...m. aa
JalX........ laag
Auimt.
Heplember.
,..- 71
uctoeer
rjonaela
Crude Oil March
Winter Wheat..
spring wucai.
uern,....H. ......
OaU........
Barley.. ......
Head.
- 25,000
........17,000
Receipt neaa...
Itecelnu -Cattle.
Mtoea Markete.
O.outlen by Reed, McQrann Ce., banker
UtnaMter, Pa,
WW YORK MBT. it A. M. 12 at, S P. hf.
Canada Pacina... .
e. c e. a i. .......
Colerado coal......
Central Paclfle....
Canada Beulhern
Chi. HI. UetPbg.
Den. A Rie O.
Del. L. AW
Erie 2nd!
Jer C..... .........
K.AT....
LOU. N-... .....
4&H
lm
ff
1W
25
I07K
7t'"
s'ivj
Ti
9
u. isnere...M.H..........M...ta.
lileh.Cen :.......'.
Missouri Pacific..
Ueek. Valley.........
N!p.'p're'fV.v."i.'!;;.'.'.'"!;;!i!.'!"
N.WeaL.
N. Y. O
New England
East Tenneaw..... ,...
Omaha...... ...... .......
Oregon TroiucentluenUtl.
'
in""
71
llei
107
, 47JJ
7K
47
SIX 87J4
Ontario at w... -
PaclOe Mnll
Richmond Terminal
BU Paul........
Texas Pacldn.... ......
Onion Pnclflc................. .
wabasn com
Wabash Pref
Western U....
WestBhera Bend.
raiiJtiLrniA list.
Leh. Val
B.Jf.Y.Al'Ulla..
Pa. R. R.....................M .
Radlnc...
Leh. Nav...... .......
Hestenv, Pan. ....... ......
ST eS aa
H UtOllllHIHMltHMM
Peeples Paw-
Rdg t'a
Oil
I s.
wx
Llve Stoelf Maraeta.
CiuoAeo, Mar. l&.-leceliit, 2,000; shipments
none; steady; beeves, ft 30r5 TO; steer,
n 8itl 70; stocker and feeder, fl O03-'l Oe;
cow, bull and mixed, tl M33 60; Tnxa cattle,
bj iu(ad ,v : w tmcrn tuingcrs, u ,ixm uu.
Hogs Receipt, 16,000 ; ihlpments, none ; mar
ket weaker; mixed, "ft '.Ma S2K; heavy, tl 20
84 40; light, 14 2094 321 klp,i3 40e4 15.
Sbeep Receipts, l,0u:ahlpmetiU, none;: mar
kJtsteady; natives, t3 005 90; Western woeled
S4 m6 00 ; ibern Texani.n 90(35 10 ; Iambi, fe 00
te MHO per hundred weight.
EA8T LmaiiTY, Mar. lu. Cattle-Receipts, 980 ;
shipments, 934; market nothing doing; all
through cenMghmsnts.
Hogs Receipt. 2100; shipments. 2S01
market nctle; medium, 14 454 50 ; Yorkers,
I2V(14 40; Philadelphia, 14 2304 40: Pigs,
14 10(5 120; no cart shipped te New Yerk.
Hheen Receipt, 1200; ihlpment. 12001
mnrketfalr; prime, $5 7 3 00 ; falritngoed,
143034 U5 ; geed te common, $3 00614 00 ;; lambs,
(IHXitlA
BuvFAT.e. Mar. IS. Cuttle Receipts, 4140
head ; steady ; geed demand.
HheeD and Lambs UccclDts. 4.000 bend :
2,400head for sale ; geed demand at full prices.
Sheep choice te extra, IS 80u0; medium te
geed, taeeaSTS; common te geed, ttseuS&O..
Larebi geed te choice, 7 I0u7 ii ; rulrtogeod,
at! 80a7 : medium te fair. 15 60aH 50,
Heirs HecelDU. 6.e0: Z240 en sale
active,
ir.n. rj
firm, higher . mediums anil heavy, 14 45a4 50
mixed, il . u ; Yeraer, 11 45 1 53 ;
si 45 ; rough, U b0a4 40,
plg, 1440
LlvoSteok 1'rlcea.
1'lilLADKM'lllA. Mar. 15. The receipt nt the
Wet Philadelphia and North PcnnsyUaula
Dreve Yard were :
ueeves. Sheep, llegs,
tiheep.
7.0U0
Fer the week - -H.0S2
10.S(
t'rovieit weea j,ujs
U.UUU
-tlOJWO
Beef utttle The recelnts Included 400 head for
expert te Glasgow per the steamer Hibernian,
agalnt a shipment of 2IU head last week, lea v
lng the local market with 2.K2 head, agaluat
2,u2 head for the previous week. The market
opened slew till morning, as drovers were ask
ing uu advance of 15a te 20c v 100 n ever last
wci'k'l Drlcea te cover extra cost of stock Went.
which retail and v,heleale butchers did net
feel warranted In paying, but before the close of
the market they were forced te, as the light re
ceipt gae them no chance te break rates. The
luauiy ei ma luirx arriving wa only rair, net
i tingle straight carload of meem weighing 1,300
Extra. bSCajMe
CWfSci KOeA, 4i(S5e: medium, 4H
, 4HW4HO ; common, Syic ; fat eews,
ihe; iair.
W8ic
Amum the sale nt the Weil Phlladeluhla
dreveyard te-day eru the following :
Abner Buckwaltcr te DmiuU Snnth, 11 Lan
caater county teers, average 1317 its, 4 45 per
hundred.
Milten Eby te Redger Mayne, 11 Lancaster
county itecrs, average 1273 fu,fl 40 per hun
dred. Milten Eby te Welker A Brether, 19 Laneatr
county iteers, average Het fj,si 15 per hundred;
111 de de, in orage 101U lbs, $3 75 per hundred,
Milten Eby te James Cleraaen, 20 Lancaater
county atceni, average 1J2U fs, 11 15 per bun
dred; 2 de de, 1J00 fbs, p.L
Levi Sentenlg, 41 Lancaster county steer,
average VXi tbi. II DO per hundred ; 21 de de,
Uigita,ll20ierliundrrd.
W. A. Huaurg te Bhamberg A laul, 13 Lancaa
ter county steers, n erage lutK) lbs, p. t.
Jehn Lime te Gartlund 4 Dennelly, S Lan
caater county steers, IW tba, p. t.
Abner Buck waiter te Hugh Chain Jr., 19 Ijtn
csiter county leer,a erage list) tba, 11 12i per
hundred.
Geerge R. Bcntenlg te Charles Reeach A Sens,
40 Lancaster count) steers, average 1IJ) n, H 10
per hundred.
J. O. Bear te McCandlei, Reining & 'Ce., 11
Lnncaater county attern, uveruge 1113 lbs, tl 10
per hundred.
B. H.Svnsenlg Ie Dennis Smyth. 19 Lancaster
county iteera, uveruge 1115 lbs, 1400 per hun
dred. Sheep Geed ateck was active and firm, while
common stock was taken because of the scarcity
or geed. We quote; Extra, Kj geed, WiJ7c:
medium, 00c; common, 586$c.
Lambs were In geed request and Arm. We
Quete: Extra. 7ijrHa: geed, J7e; medium,
W)ic ; common, &S5c.
llegs were active aud fully Hc higher In sym
pathy with the Went, Wa quote; Weateru, 6
(3c : SUite, 56c. '
Milch cows were fairly active at $15,351.
Milch calves were dull and K lower at 57c.
n,niHi tttrn, in luir rLiturai hv rac.
Slippery cows were In geed deraaud at tiaattX.
Belt
lesna cevi
:na cows were In fulrrenueat at StKill.
City l)rcased
Drossed Beeves were In iroed dnmaml
at &rf7c.
Jletu Slfcecrttecmcttta.
A B80LUTELV PURE.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
THIS powder never vanes. A marvel et pa
rlty, strength and wholesemcness. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold In competition with the multitude
of low teat, abort weight, alum or phosphate
Powder, fold only U caiu. HOVAI, IIAXIKO
Pewdkh Ce.. 10C Wall atreet, New Yerk.
eiartl-lydAlVW
CHEAP-PURE RYE WHISKIES. BIACK
berry, Uluger and Kunuuel Brandlsa.
ROUHKR'S UQUOR STOHE,
Ne. 22 Centre Square,
PUBLIC BALE-ON TUESDAY. MARCH
18, at oue o'clock p. m.. at 122 Seuth Duke
street, Sideboard, Cluiln, Bedateaibi, CureeU
plnln Table, Cleck, two OIhm Shew Caaes a
large let of Sew China and Olutware, Scale.
Weight, Fire-Proof Safe, et
, t MRs).A.Z.HINGWALT.
Jen. U U A iM, Auctioneer, ltd
ra. ira
a ll ie w a w
aav
eeC mm e oef
k&. wi an
i( ax ie i a is
Bly , e.tlrt (
taut atnaiiaataaataaaatalt I
Reteipt'"' Cafijeia.
HH MaM. tta J3
tHnrffirnniiHniiininn,H 7. i
IHlM IM(MIiitMHnMIMnMlMaM ' a
aaaaa lnllllllllHlllilMII,m.IMm tti
.. 2IJ 2IU
.. w vsi'J
... 13 vrt
I ARK1AOE WORKB , x
DOIMOX 0AM1AOI W0M8,
Cerner of Dnke and Vine Htreeu (formerly
Merbeck A Mltey).
OBO. 8. MORBECK, Prep.
BO,000 OTernilltifMidand Dellnm Bfl,000
In Vina VfthlAfitnnvnh tTvhlliltlnn.
18BO .AllthelATKHTBTYt.EHfer 10
1S.OO ROAUCAKTH S1S.OO . iL
MThe beat of mechanic en repalrlnc at the
Deereem Uarriage Werki, corner of IJuke and
Vlneatfeeta. dWydR
IOUND-A PAIHOP GOLD OhABm, ON
North Duka atreet. between Oranse and
Ohea
lealant. The owner can have them by rail
ing at thla office. ltd
WAltTED-TWO FORNIHIIED OB.UW
famished connecting roesa In private
family and geed location. Addreaa,
xtd J,K., IsraLi.iaancaR Office.
rriHE WOMEN EXCHANGE WILL CLOHE
X en WEDNE8DAY, MARCH 20. Cormlgll Cermlgll Cormlgll
ers are netlted te remove their goods.
marl71td
TTfTANTED-A
GOOD
BOY TO CARRY
V nanava. lml.
rat
. v MfV..'M..r .... ..uw.Mnw,
uiiHiiBnuiBAnns euuiununr,,
It
Centre Square.
T OHT-THW MORNINQ. BETWEEN .THE
JLJ venrt noose ana Keystone eii.
pair or ueld Klmmed Hpectai
H?MW
scle. ,Tbe finder
III be llberallv rewarded hr leavlna them at
tbeaberliraOfflea. i ltd
F
IOR RENT AN s-ROOM DWELLINO
' -Heuse, with range, bain-roem, eta, re.
East Mine street. Posseaslea atven about
March 22. Apply at
mrt7-tfd SO CENTRE BQU Alt E.
E
OR RENT-PROM APRIL 1, 10.
The DOEHtOM Prhate Dwelling and
oiAre nuviiii .
HOM 1IALL.
atere Roem. Ne. lKat Kin
street. DOKIl-
Ne. 128 KMt Kin
is i
atreei.- tee
PACTORYiNes.l20andl East Mifflin street
Ina nlre of
, OBO.R.NORBECK,
Proprietor of the Dnerwim Carriage Werk, cor
ner of Dnke and Vine streets. febrr-tCd&lyw
BHBT TWO FOR FIVE CENT. CIOARH
the elty, at HILLY WAITZ'H,
Ne. 5 4 100 North Queen Ht.
deeMmdM.Tu.TbJt
CSPRINO
-1890.
O . i 1
McOrann te Newlen, Tailors.
FULL DAY COURSE IN BOOK-
tm jeeDins. Aninxneun. uemnicr-
cislLaw, Correapendence, Type-writing and all
baslnem branches thoroughly tangni. tm
night session. 16 North Queen SL, Laucaster,
Pa.'
tWAw W. D. MOSSER, Prln.
OH CASTINGS, IRON OR BRASH, LIGHT
or hpiivv. nt short notice, se tejuiin
u UUIli
ra7-tfd
BKf
EST, S33 East Fulton street.
riOLD IlllONZK. LIOU1D4 AND SIZINO
t for steam work, at JOHN BK.iTH,2:B Ket
run
iten Street.
m7-tfd
w
ANTED-LADIEH AND GENTLEMEN
In city or country wishing te cam 13 te
15 a da;
sy at their own homes; no cnnvesalng ;
work furnlehed and sent by mall any distance.
Address with stamp, Crystnllzt-d Photo. Ce , 112
vv. Bin si., Cincinnati, u.
marl5-3meedlt
NO POISON OR INJURIOUS COLORS
used In " Purity Seap."
rTHITE COTTON WASTE, COPPED BY
TV the pound, 10c; In lets of 10 pounds or
ever. 9c. All goods delivered te any pert of the
van en juiin utjti; no, e.h iani
Fulton street.
m7-td
BILLY WAIT7, HAS THE BEST TWO FOR
5c and 6e cigars In the Shite, at
NOB. 8 A KM NORTH QUEEN ST.
dec&6mdM,Tu,Th,S
VTOTICE THADDKU8 STEVENS, COUN
IX ell, Ne, 156, 0. U. A. m.f will meet te-morrow
(Tuesday) evening, en third fleer of Kepler
building (Pest 405 room), when a full attend
ance Is desired. By order of Ihe council.
A. H. HAMMOND, Councillor.
Attest ; U. II. Reueuts, Recording Secretary.
U
RENDER YOUR SKIN SOFT, SMOOTH
and White by lining" Purity Seap."
TRUE DALMATIAN INSECT POWDER,
propelled by a geed powder blower, I the
most effectual destroyer of flies and ether small
Insects, Fer sale
At HURLEY'S DRUO STORE,
pUlll.lC SALE.
Oi Wkenesday, march 19, isfle,
at Gee. H. Miller's Restaurant, Ne. 25 North
Queen street, of household and kitchen furni
ture or all description. Alse, all bar fixtures
pertaining te a first-class bar, with wines,
liquors, etc., geed mare, coming 4 years old, one
Jump aeat carriage, one-horse wagon, all new,
two sets harness, never used. Alae many arti
cles net mentioned. ,
Sale te commence at 9 o'clock a. m.. sharp.
GEO. H.MILLEIt.
Gee. Hunter, Auctioneer. ml7-2td
, - ,
NECKWEAR!
FenMn-Hand, Teck and Tycoon,
AtERISMAN'S.
TTTILLIA MSPORT
Wire Buckle Suspender,
AT ERISMAN'8,
Ne. 42 West KlngBlrcet.
-JsEW STYLE
LINEN COLLARS,
AT ERIHMAN'H.
rpltOUT A SHANK,
BIlIRT MANUFACTURERS AND MEN'S
OUTFITTERS,
Ne. 140 North Queen Street,
Shirts made te order aa low as IHOO, Perfect
fltguuranteed.
ii ivtm.
h necessity we havestardedn HAND
Threu
s
LAUNDRY and are prearcd te liiuudryefau
kinds.
mnnu-jyuit
T.TENTS.
During March, April and May my fees due
only en allownnce If desired. Write
WM. It. BABCOC'K,
613 Seventh SL, Washington, I). C, P. O. Bex .
Permerly Examiner lu Patent Ofileu.
FOURTEEN YEARS PRACTICE.
marlO-4wdMATh
5F THE PERSON WHO TOOK A LARGE
bottle from Krallcj fast End Pharmacy
11 call we will till the bottle with Fralley's
Sarsaparllla Compound free gratis aud no ques
tion! asked.
Frsl ley's Saras par Ilia Compound Is an excel
lent bleed purifier and eliminates nil gross
humors from the Bleed, Liver and Kidneys, It
Is a spcclfle for rheumatic and catarrhal trou
bles, pimples, bells and nil eruptive disorders.
. iiiv.im biiuii iifruuiiit,.
KRAI LEY'S 1
Ej
A8T END PHARMACY,
M.W.raw
iu'iwuie uwtern juuruet,)
M
ART1N BROS.
SPRING STYLES
ARE READY.
Blstlugulshed.
IndeicrlbabU.
Handsome.
i
i
Spring Clet bins and Men's und Ilevs" Spring
Furnlahlngs are peeping out at St. Patrick's
weather. All ready for your command te go
out. Prices this season e low nnd styles se
handsome there'll be no trouble lu picking a
Spring Outfit here.
Men's Spring Suits, Black and Blue Herges
and Cheviots, Fancy Cusalmerci and Fancy
Worsteds lu all the new, "wonder where they
were thought of " atj les, S3 te 120. Extra Trou
sers, II ter.
Our Big Bes' and Small llejs' stock liav
much much Interest the be and claim the at
tention of mother.!. 'Ihe range or priced and
value will suit.
Our line of Spring Overcoats Is dUtlnculkhed
for undescrlbabl beauty of material, make and
handsome fit, 15 te 120.
What we hae left of Storm Coats and ether
Heavy Overcoats are at a handy place, 12 te 55
saved en a purchase here.
Spring Underwear, Hosiery, Shirt, Neck
'wear uud Gloves are here for universal taste.
The new bleed In our Custom Tailoring De
partment Is appreciated. Grewing kales show
it. All the novelties and staples for young and
old. You're Invited te meet the Spring St) lea
here.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
jTIAI.'
sl'cpln
IFORNIA.
Special Parties.
Seml-mnnlhlr. Tourist
ruing cars. Cheap mica. Southern PaelfleCn.
A aureus, t. iiawlki, Astisiam :tieiit-rul
Treffle Manager, Ui Broadway, New Yerk :
R. J. 8MITHAgent, 49 8. d St.. Phils. '
JaaltviydJUw
T
Kern &WaUm4ni
OTICB TO MY rKIKMIM AHD CUUTO
utMat
hare located tetnpararlly aar eaVe aad
haTelnitoekaflaeawertmeatef mSSSXSi
eaiPhajteanand Family OarriafleaTiaM Me
Kerbeck Read CarU.all of my own neaaate-
i .npw aitcnuen ivre uimiainnc.
MyMotte-Hoaeat Werk
k aad ralr Daallaeay
"wae.-us"-"
lla. lBJIa.a
J. H. KORJtaOK, Agent.
miMK, LABOR AND MONET SAVED BY
X. using "Parity Bea."
I everywhere.
Fullen fctreet. asT4M
B
EHT 6c HAVAM A NLMHI ere,
AR IN
tne city, at billy wait'
"a.
teasH.
NnLSAISaMerltiQaaaS
uvXMrniaai,tu.Ari
EORD01LER1UREBHU8HBB, BTIIXBOH
Pipe Wrcnchen.Plpeand Menkey Wreaehss
cemuinea, rues, mi uans, etc., go wjum
BEST, S33 East Pntten street. m7-tM
THEY CAN ALL COPY BUT NONE CAM
Equal Billy Walts's Havana Finer agar,
at A NO&.B A 108 NORTH QUEEN Iff.
decMmdM,Tu,Tb
TJUMP
JOHNB
UMPB, BOILERS, MINING, CENTRIFO.
u ana nteam rump, or any capacity, at
BEHT8, aw East Fulton street. m7-tfd
XTtUR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE STAND
X: for buslni
JNO.M EAST KINO STREET, - '
Inquire within. mS-lwd.
311
ga
HE liARUEST AND FINEST LINE OF
Meerschaum and French Briar Pines.
bar Helder. Clnr Case. BnuS. Bexes and all
klnda of smoker's articles.
DEM ITCH'S CIOAR 8T0RE.
ala-tldB m Bast King street.
J710R STEAM OAUGEfl, HIGH OB LOW
Pressure, Water Gaugea, Gauge Ceck,
reed Wheel or Weighted; Glass Tubas,
Whistles, Hyphens for Steam Gauges, Cylinder
Oilers Plain, watr Gauge Column", Cocks for
Hteara Ganges, call en JOHN BEST, aa3 East
FultenstreeU m7-tfd
IJtOR PULLEYS, SHAFTING, COt
Hnngern, Clftinp Bexes, Coupling,
te JOHN BEST, a East Fulton street
COLLARS,
etc., go
m7-tfd
TUDGEft HAVE LONO SINCE DECIDED
fj that Billy Welti's Cigar U the Best In the
Statu. Fer sal at
NOB. S A 103 NORTH QUEEN ST.
dec6-mdM,TulTh,B
TJADIATORS, OF ANY MAKE OR DE
JLV sign, ran be furnished at reasonable figures,
by JOHN BEST, 833 East FultenstreeU m7-Ud
WANTEDAN ACTIVE MAN ON L1B
ernl Salary te permanently represent an
Association Incorporated te supply, at co-operative
prices, general merchandise aud all klnda
of articles for home and family use, In each
small city, town, village and rural district.
00,000 members. Paid up certificates, 1100,000 In
Cash. Credit well rated. Reference ex
changed. Empire Cc-eperatlve Association
(Leck Bex 610), N. Y. feb261ydM,R
ttJEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
IT) celved at the Examiner office up te 2
o'clock p. m., Monday, March 31,1890, for twenty
CX) bends (registered) or any part thereof, of
tSOO each, te be Issued by the Lancaster City
Scheel Beard, dated April 1, 190, bearing four
(I) per cent. Interest, payable quarterly. Bend
pu)aeie in ten iiui yeara.
TII08.B. COCHRAN,
Chairman Finance Committee of Lancaater
City Bchoel Beard. ml0,17,24,dB
F
OR BOLTS, LAG SCREWS, RET SCREWB,
Heuare nnd llexnoren Nuta. these reed In
Stock, at JOHN BESTS, US3 East Fulton street.
, mMfd
IF IN WANT OF BRASS OR IRON STOP
Cocks, Asbestos Packed Cocks, Pet and Bib
Cocks, Lever Cocks, Swing Joints, call and get
uicin, or sena your eraer ey mail, iejuhk
i4iuiii or iwim jwur viucr i
BEST, 333 East Fulton atreet.
meua
JOHN BAKER,
Alderman of the First Ward,
Is prepared te attend te nil legal matters. Alse
collections promptly made.
110 NOUTH QOEEN STREET,
rarl5'lmd Lancaster, Pa,
T A BOB
MASS MEETING,
At the COURT HOUSE. TUESDAY EVEN
ING, MARCH 18, 1890,
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
Central Laber Union."
The meeting will be addressed by JOHN R.
KIIICHNER, of Philadelphia, and OSCAR
BEIDEL, of the National Textile Workers' Aa Aa Aa
oelatlen, who will deliver an address In Ger
man. All werklngmen and persona In favor of
organized labor are cordially Invited.
marl5-3td
W1
LLIAMSON A FOSTER.
OLOAK
DEPARTMENT
-CONTAIN3-
Many Novelties
-FOR-
SPRING & SUMMER WEAR.
Courteous Attention
-TO-
LADIES BUYING OR PRICING.
Ladlej' Sprlug Weight Jackets, 2 50.
Ladles' Cennemaras, 15. ,:
Ladle' Steckinette Jackets, $2 25.
Misses' Reefer Jacket, ti 25.
lilies' Rcndj-Made Drisss, All-Weel, f 10.
Children's Dresses, ti 60.
Beys' Kilt Shirt Waists, S2.
Be' ICnee Pant Suits, Belld Thread Geed,
Net a Cotten Warp and Sheddy
Fitting, ti
Ladles' Breakfast Wrappers, Fast Celer Cetie-
coos Prints, f 1,
Beys' Light Weight Overcoats.
Dress Suits.
Knnnel, Percale and Dentet Shirt WaUts.
Odd Pants, 25c te ii
Dry Goods Bargains !
fut Celer Calicoes, 2 yards for 5c.
Toweling, Sjardsfer 6c.
Deuble Feld Part Weel Dress Goods, New
Shades, 12Jfe per yard.
FOR ONE WEEK MORE you can buy l-t
Hill Muslin nt 7Hc per )ard, Ouling Cleth,
Dress Ginghams, Sheeting, Tickings and Towels,
Seersuckers, Counterpanes, and Table Linens
In Great Variety from the Cheapest te the
Finest.
32-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.,
Williamson d Fester's
Williamson & Fester,
J NO, 31b MARKET ST., UARRiaBURG, PA.
ttM 3lHgrltgmHt.
TJABOAINBTOBB..
u
L t-
,4 pppnlng Day. ,
MONDAY, MARCH 17,
REINHOLD'3 WmTE FRONT
BARGAIN STORE,
Near Peaa'aR, Rotation.
NEW STORE II
S31 . ) . '
NEW GOODS 1
; raie-lyd
rrOlatOALLA ULY IB THE TRADE MARK
X efvaePiasattMapeaicarlh. "PURITY,
rpAMKareH water,eiui, acid en gab
r YOU WANT A nwnUHiABB PORTABLE
BMlMut BeMer, esi wheeta, eheap. aa the
lewlna-Brtasa akaar a fcn... .n.a.i ai-m , a
hwje-imwerJBJj M harsa-ppwer, tCTS; is horse-
F1
itree
flcures. e te JOHN BEST, sit Ran SNiima
't. , - . KJi 7-tM
TJl0RGJ0pi)BvRU8HE8JK)TO
KILBURN, t
BRUSH MANUFACTURER. 241 WEST Klfca
ST., LAKOASTEK, PA.
ml-lmdiw
ARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
Medel Making, Pattern, Drawing anq
Medel Making, Pattern, Drawing ana
Print, at price reasonable, at JOHN
'B, MS East Fulton street. m7-tfd
Bit
BaMTB.
JNJICT0R8. RUE LITTLE GIANT. HAN
..cock Inspiraters and Electors, Eberman
Iter Feeder, Penberthy Inspector. American
Injector, all tn stock, at JOHN BEST'S, 833
East Fulton atreet. m7-tld
TTENBr- WOLF,' '
FURNITURE 8TORE,
ba removed te 1M Bast Kins street, having a
full Has of Fnrnltnra of avnrv dnaerintlnn at ilia
lowest prlee. Alse Undertaking promptly at-
w- -. vw.. wuu V..U.UVJ.U. aW-
aa-ueR
HvWOLF.IMl
HBStKI
ting Street.
WANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
In city or country wishing te earn 13 te
lea day at their own homes; no canvassing:
work furnished and sent by mall any distance.
Address with stamp. Crystalltcd Photo. Ce., 112
W.eth St., Cincinnati, O. feb2lsimeed
T71STATE OF CATHARINE GORRECHT,
Jjj late of the City of Lancaster, deceased.
Letters of administration en said estate having
been granted te the undersigned, all persons In
debted thereto are requested te make Immedi
ate payment, and these having claims or de
mands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing In the said city.
JHAKT UUK17,,
HENRY GORRECHT,
Administrators.
febhXtdM
A CHANCE
-FOR
Churches and Sunday Schools,
Will be aeld at public sale en
Saturday, march 22, isw,
At 10 o'clock a. m , at
St. Jehn's Lutheran Church,
West Orange Street, Lancaster,
Pulpit, Furnace, Betlces, Cane-Seated and
Solid Weed Chairs, Pews, Brussels and Ingrain
Carpets, Matting, Deers and Doer Frames,
Sash and Window Frames, Iren and Weed
Fencing.
Terms will be made known by
JOHN H. BAUMGARDNER,
J. HARRY WIDMYER.
ml5,19,2ldi:ltw
i n.
CUT PRICES.
35 & 37 North Queen St.
CUT
PRICES;
b,
Of these Three Lines of Goods vv haven Big
Btevk ou Hand, which we will sell regardless of
cost, se If )ou want
)
' r. I
i
Be sure te get Our Prices before you; Waste
Meney Elsevrhcr
GOTO-
35 & 37 N. Queen St.,
LANCASTER, PA.
BOSTON STORE.
CJAW MILLS, BARK MILLS, COB MILLS,
O leather Rellers, Tan Packers. Triple Herse
Power. Slllllne and Mining Machinery, at
JOHN BEST'S, U3 Iast Fulton itreeL luMfd
P0RAMKRIOAN8IG11TFKED CYLINDER
Lubricator. Glass Oil Cups for Bearings,
you ran get them at JOHN BESTS, 338 East
Fulton street, m7-tfd
CHARLES STAMM'S,
Blank
Jtr'' - ft
werts.
Blankets
Underwear,
j Comforts,
Mf urjem
TJARsjAiiiu-ere,
OiMmingDay,
MONDAYrMAkOH,!
-AT-1
4tH
REINHOLD'S WHITE;
BARGAIN STORE
Near Penn'a. R. B. Hlatloe,
NEW STORE I
NKWOOOr
aaM-i
TUB FINEST LINE OKlMPOBTKljl
WandMBi wwiMsapwiiw, ib una ,
DEKUTH'B CIOAR I
asMMR
UtSastKlacI
TnOBBOlLEIW. BORtZONTAUTABt
:- .Ytrt,e, Portable. Cylinder, Marlnl
" w.pumr, or in neat material I
Jfan'P, go te JOHN BEST, an East I
- ---"- SBT-l
T740B HORIZONTAL STATIONARY
Jti ? ipm 2 te m horse-power, and VI
.raiuwirum,iiiew noree-pewer. rem
aathm atJOHJJ BEars, S Baal Ful
OUMAKKOF GOLDEN UON AND J
Querlda&e Cigars cannot be excelled,
..-i.... JHZXVTWH CIGAR STORE
BltaMlaluwt frm
114 East King (
aU-tMll
Ty EXAMLN E B YBB FREE.
Speotaeles !
WE EXAMINE EYES
FRE
Ten Think Tour Eye Are Ooettl,
i T2nAiTe u?e,n examined you will i
And that there Is something wrong wit
ana that glasses will be a great help te
"i glasses will be a great helpte you. I
We use Inimitable "filA MAWTAiaal
jvhleh are made only by us, and recemmi
?7 Iead.ln OculisU as the best aid te
j aaessstAaaiaj
v vision
UTfl
ftelld finlfl Rtwmt.mm 1 AA m..1
K7nn --.-, r-.w ".
Steel SnafitajleaL KrsA., hin.i MiiM ai t
Artificial Eye Inserted, a. usual pSee, M
I. ZHE1U ft BR0.130 S. liath
OPTICIANS. PHILADELPHIA
Between Chestnut and Walnut Street. I
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Steam and Itvdrnnlla ParklmrAstuxtV
OTSn fit!,! Wllr IVlnlln. lt.mhUi.bl..
bestes Mill Beard. Asbestos Cement. As6
Sheathing, Gum Packlntr.Oum Kings for Wa
Ganges, Plumbago Packing, need's Patent
. .1' jini"i cwciienni x-ipe cover, at JU
BESTS, 833 East Fulton street ' mw
VJTAHBLE AND GRANITE WOltKS.
SOUTH QUEEK STREET
MARBLE & GRANITE WORKl
23 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
Cemetciy nnd Building Werk l every varlJ
01 stone promptly mrniaaiea
At Reasonable Rates.
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Constantly en hand Rlnle nnrlnlfrnses or I
various sizes. In them we eiler thti several i
vantages of economy of room nndl perlect di
ness. They are mode thoretiuhlr vsrater Unlit!
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IOR PRATT A OADY AH. JHTOH DIl
Valves. Jenkins Valves.Bru SLebn Valv
Bres
irassaate ValVcs. Iren IleffH -et
IverSafetv VsIvm. IMn "HTii-J sf !
Valves. Radiator Valves, Pm8wlngl
Angle Valves, call nt JOHN BEST, S33 Kr
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bulitit
GENCY FOR CALLAHAN A CO'S
meni te uiKe tne uinm or iuhi iaui.
It lnnkal five tlmrA tlm ntinnllfvnfi
lead and Is far superior in making steam Jelnl
pecking man nnd hand hole nlates en bellei
Ac, Ac. Prlee 20 cents per pound, at JOHl
UEST'S, 833 East Fulton street. In7-tfdl
T7HNE TAILORING. Si
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1890 --SPRING--i8q(
Fine Tailoring.
The Largest and Most Elegant Assertmed
of
SPRING NOVELTIE!
NewRendy for Your Insprctlen.
We would nHe announce the purchase of
Jeb Let of English Suiting aud Treusering at I
Ktnti MKjjutu, HUKU WU Will BC11 UV ,
Astonishingly Lew Prices.
S-C'all early te secure a bargain in the
goeos.
H. Gerhard
ONLY
DIRECT IMPORTING TAILOR IN THE CITY
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
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Or, rifM"s FEE,r OF 1'II'Et FROM
JJJJ Inch te U lueh diameter, fe!
sale at a low figure, and the only houiele the
ciiy wiin a pipe cutting machine, cutting up tel
(I Inch diameter, at JOHN BEST'S, SU3 East FuH
ten street. in7-tfd
OTEAM HEAT IS THE COMING HEAT FORI
O dwellings, clnirchrs, school houses, etc.,1
though successfully used one hundred yearsl
iige. w neiiyen coniempiate a change call en
juiiii umi, v 110 win giv
e you a satisfactory!
jed, ai amir price.
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1HK PEOPLE'S CASH SIORE.
REMNANT SALE
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Tie People's Gash Stere
XO. 25 K.VST KIKO STRKET.
During the past week we have hunted out all
the remnauts In every department and will
clean them out at low prices.
RcmnnnU of Silks, Weel re?s Goods,
French and American Saline, White Goods,
Laces, Embroideries, etc.
Remnants of Cleths, Cusslmern and Suiting '
from the Tailoring Department in lengths large
neugh te cut a Ladles' or Misses' Ceat, Beys'
Suit or Pair of Paut.
All matked dewu te about one-half the regu
lar price. In Ihts way you may get a flrst-clasa
material at the price of oemmon goods.
25 East King Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
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OR CAST IRON PIPE FITTINGS, BOTH.
plain and reducing, up te e-lnch diameter.
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Manlfelds, American Unions, Tube Support.
ruuie riLiiuitH. r luuKua. r miica uniena.
Plunges, Fiance Union.
ITnlnne TnKa (isrvii
Hangers, Fleer and Celling Plates, gd te JOHN
BEST'S, KB East Fulton treet. m7-tfd
The Peeples (M Stere
CARRY IN STOCK -II EST CHARCOAL,.
Hammered Rarlren, Deuble lletlned Iren.
Burden's Rivet Iren, Rivets, Het and Coldi
ueuer iruiijrnieri. nut.ei ireu 9-lD 10 1 e. 4B, BK
jen HsMi-n, ass tastruiteaitrest. mT-m
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