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THE LANCASTER DAILY, INTELLIGENCER, WffQNEgDAYs MARCH 19, 1890.
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ILL-FATED BUILDING,
innumiATnt ikSei bni
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8Ti ii is .immrms.
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or Twenty-rive'. Persen Re
tyajHf te Hare Ben Kllled by Part
fiL -r tl Kmr TMllnar trneB TktBi
Kt5WAWAP0Lis.Mn)hl9. Aputt eftht
;.f of iheDewen, Merrill company buiw-
a, 'which projected from tae iron mm,
ail o'clock this afternoon, bnrylnf a
jMmbtrefnien.
'-AH, Is believed tbat from 15 te va persons
M HUM or injured.
; itlraat excitement prevail.
TenFlremaa Killed.
f. Ten flreraen were hilled In the collapse
iftM walls Mine uoeKKorenro in inuiin-
polls and eighteen men were seneusi y
fared. The reecnera worked ull day
2 . . .... ...at !
riMVtamj, ana ej evsuurg ubh bu m,
4 ' LOST MI9 HAND.
rf -
, ABrakemen'a Terrible AocMent While
Cnunllnsr Cara at Columbia.
fcv, Columbia, March 10. Themas J. Jenes,
.lira braKeman en auimng ehkiuu u.
SUWl, of the P. R. It, had his right hand
F eaugnt Delwcen two cars un uign nuiw
P eeapllng cars In the west yards, and very
:MMMr mashed, urs. uraijr ana wnea-
t-vl-. . -. r. AWA MmmnnAil anit fmltiil thn
Bhand eUauiy mashed that it was ampu-
Stated at IhV -wrist. Jenes lives en Maner
ft.y'atreet, and has (ken In the employ of the
prcesBpany about tfiVee months.
!"- -vaniei m. iwanipaeii aprainuu in iuii
tirwit vArv KfirprnllT vMtAfilnv liv Imvlnir It
Laaeght lu a step,
m .1 . :K ... .. ... .
. meeting oMlhe ladles Interested in me
fwaa held Isat night, wben
Ir. Frank StecteTJjas elected clislrinan
he fair will be held durintr""Ju?r
amuel Filbert returned home yosterday
SLJJh.. -w 1 r t- -...I
Kuoen irem jjbbg v-iimpiui mm
arse, where he socured a suppty of Ice
fr Columbia.
-Her. OeargJ Gaul has been reappointed
or of the Methodist church In town.
f: Five boys, three white and two black,
rere aeen at the F. 11. R. station this morn-
flag, and were recognized by Scheel Dlrco Dlrce
i ler Allisen aa belonging te Lancaster. The
! white boys gave their names as Kena:d,
XUgertfand MrCembs, and said that they
i bearded a freight train last night ana
eime te town te see the river. TheyeunK-
C'MtWu a bright looking boy about twolve
smraefageand the eldest about sixteen.
v;"The black beya were about 14 years old.
fcw and all were neatly dressed.
. gTM " Zoze" company will appear in the
opera beuse beuse en Tuesday night next.
g',The 'funeral of Mrs. Fendersmlth was
l JmU en Tuesday wben the four brothers of
, Mr. Fenderamlih, Cbsrles A.. Lucius K.,
;-9u Lather and Frank acted as pall-bearer.
IpATtie Heading & Columbia pay car will
EFtHMfeUewu en Friday.
Th0 Columbia Bulrt company stock-
, fceMera held a meeting last night and
4eided te Issue preferred stock te the
mount of $10,000. $3,C00 of the ateck was
taken last Highland a committee of Ave,
Lfenelstlng of 3. II. Ileyd, N.D. llaldeman,
sj y. Bruner, u. Wcstermau and M. Ilch
rtmb. were appointed te solicit subscriptions
rier the balauce of the stock.
'Jacob Brush, an employe of the Celum-
ksaTelllng mill, was struck In the face last
Ipright with a ploee of Iren and recelved a
Ms) across uta nose.
Jaalre Evans has Issued a warant te elect
1ffiBBaket'( colored, fro;n a house .which
kbm been sold at sherliTssale and Itaker re-
I te Vacate.
The Columbia Ulble soclety will held
f;,ier feutth annlversar; en Tuesday even-
akft'.Marcli 2X Key. win. P. Evans will
IlKfer.Uwj.ddrcss.
.if
vTh Street Cemuitttea'a Aotten.
-oitebs iMTRtLtaExcEit: I noticed In
Jay's dally papers that the street
imlttee had moved te have the contract
te Mr. Jehn F. Staulfer for the
'tfatalng year, after the efforts inade te
lire the very best atene, and the test
lie from aulte a number of stone from
LWerent bldders. They rocemmondod a
kllsOlie of Mr. SUufTer, Ne. 0, 11,400, whlle a
iiber of elbera are censidernbly hluher.
fit it reasonable that stone bearing a test
Above 11,400, evon up te mere than double
shown In Bechtold's Ne. 3. beimr
cIMlO, should net be hotter? If geed bard
ftkmf'M "needed and can be secured why
Kaecuretue oesi nuu piace the crusher
l the city's 'own ground, where there are
MM of suoerlor aualitv and nuanlltv.lhe
E41aiance about the aame or even less, where
pecrusber can remain ler many years T
Lfw Te Cempel Citizens te Vete.
iMt senator Teadvin lias intreiluced a
i making voting compulsory In Mary.
p. it requires tne judges in each vet
p reel net of the state, at the close of the
at each election, te inaKe out a list of
'rsens noiveungai me eiecueu.tiiis list
MitiOed te the return ludite. Tliev
ra are te. certify the Hat te the clerk
t criminal court or umumore city
the cierka of circuit courts in
counties, who are Immediately te issue
mumens requiring the offenders te
before the Judces of the court te
MM, ir ...a. ,I.A.. l.n..A ...I... tl.-..
Id net be flned 83 and costs for net
HflS. A party convicted Is allowed f 100
mmpueu terere tue une can be collected.
Tbus framed, the bill will net affect very
irpeopie, nut it is alined at the rich
en who does net take sutllclent I utmost
the affairs of the state te cast bis vote.
', .Cbang-e or Kewspnixsr Man.
Owing te the retirement of II. V. lhick-
(from the roporterial force of the Exam-
several cbanges have taken place.
I'sTaJter KeltTer succeeds Mr. Bucklus as re-
er for the northern part of the clty.CIare
rpenter take the ether pai t of tae city.
IMward Reilly takes the place of Mr. Car-
Iras court reporter. Mr. Kellly Is a
her of It. M. Beilly, fermerly of the
raxueE':n. and Is studvlnir law.
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.k Aecldent te a ilorse.
'JbMt evening the borse of Dr. A. J. Iurr
I unhitched at the stables el the Merri Merri
BijQuae.Twhere he Is kept, and a ft or the
ness bad been takeu off the animal
I out of the yard. He ran upOrance
t te tbe doctor's home, at the corner of
slberry street, and then came back. Un
I return trip he fell upon the pavement
t Orange and Frinea streets and was se
' Injured that he cannot be used.
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itbeOxfcrdil'eis.
We give an item elsewhere of the eetab-
sent of the MethedUt Uulversltv of
Northwest at Sioux City. Iowa, te
E. C. Peters, esq., has oentiibuted
Mr, Feters is a native of Little
Jn,JLiarMJMi county, where he taught
iP-nt OaVShade school home md
kWest thirty years age te make his
His father, Rebert P. Peters, re-
Mtly paid a visit te his old friends he re.
" ? JTerfeltad Ills Ball.
'Man Qptiaghy should have appeared at
wan A. t. uenneiiya for a bearing
tMrges of aatJUltlng and threatening
t lift of bla sister. He did net turn up,
MaUment was Issued for him and the
r or the t-eace case was retumed te
Th atuult and battenr case will
rwhen he la arrested.
A little Bey Ban Over.
boy by tbe name of Krelder. w he
flog in the street last evening, was
rbya wsgen driven by ayeunir
M Seuth Queen street. It was the
' an accident, and. strange te say.
' h net hurt beyond a few bruises.
4. ' .
JUai4lerdPfi.eme te Be In Court.
I raetne, el the Mtcnnercher bete',
Ufted through his counsel te be iu
tltiBOf row morning for instructions
r or keeping his hotel.
BEFORE THE PARDON 'BOARD.
Counsel Fer Itndy Make Anether Appeal
Fer lllm Freedom Asked Fer
Abe Rnaaard,
Tbe only Lancaster case argued before
the beard of pardons en Tuesday was that
of Jehn W. Kudy, convicted of murder in
the Arst degree. Ills counsel, B.Frank Eeh
leman and Jehn A. Ceyle,argucd for a com -muUtlbn
of the death penalty te a life im
prisonment. In support of their argument
they presented petitions numerously
signed, praying for the commutation, and
a special appeal from nine of the twelve
Jurers who convicted him.
E. K. Martin, of cenns 1 for the common
wealth, argued In favor of the aentenee of j
law being carried Inte effect, Nene of the I
members of the pardon beard gave any
intimation during tbe argument as te wnat
would be done. After the argument they
took the papers. A decision was looked
for this morning, but up te neon no Infor
mation had been received In this city as te
the conclusion reached.
The application of Alie Buzzard for a
pardon was en the list, but It was there Im
properly and the case was net argued
The Jacobs case was net argued. The
beard of pardons have bofero them the
report of the Insanity experts aent te
Inquire Inte his mental condition and from
these reports it will be doclded whether or
net a further respite will be granted.
THE ATPOINTMKNrS.
Itev. Vernen and Iferkes Iteturned te
the Methodist Churches In This City.
Following are among the appointments
msde by the Molhedlit conference In Potts-
villa en Tuesday :
West Philadelphia district J. II. Ilarg's,
presidlng eidei j Atglcn and Mt. Pleasant,
Win. L. Halnesj Blrtl-lu-IIand, e. v,
Kerr i Churchtown and Morsantewn, T,
it. uroeici
Cornwall
ekst Coatesville, ThomuJIarrisen ; ".;;.' ..
all. 'A. M. VIvenr.flfcMjaUflHTr-i.
I irfiaclji; DewjURirhmn I XL 11 U0,,j ht,r;Sm.,1bSlh.rSn7.1
Imwimi Hfl.nlr. riAivnlt!
QeeTOBlaMiniiTuiti. C. L. Usui t llonev-
rnnb. H. W. Smith : Ijtncnster. Duke
stroet, S. M. Vernen j Lancaster, St. Paul's,
E. I Yerkes , Iisncaster, Western, C. C.
Clark i Lebanon, N. 11. Durell I Mount Jey,
William Hheesmlth! Parkesbuig and
Pomeroy, Jehn M. wheeler) Steelten, J.
C. Weed; Mlddlotewn, D. McKee.
Seuth Philadelphia district T. II. Neely,
preaidlng elder; Avendalo and Chatham,
J. U. Wilsen : Uaiubrldge, J. II. Hever i
Ilethesdaand Mt. rieasaiit, i;. w. iiari;
Beetuns, C. 8. Morvlne; Cochranvllle, F.
A. Geeks; Columbia, O. Oaul; Elnin, te
be supplied ; Fulton, L. P. Kartzheltzen ;
Marietta, Jehn Dungsn i Marshalitewn.il.
C. Bend win; MUlersvllle, G. Beddis; Mt.
Hepe, W. Coffman ; Mt, Nebo, F.O.Coxsenj
New Londen end Hickory Hill, O. W.
Langlay: Oxford, J. P. Mlller; Quarry
vllle, C. II. Jehnsen ; Htrasburg, W. T. Afc
dee; Washington borough, te be supplied;
West Chester, W. II. Shairer ; missionary
te Cerea, II. O. Appenzeller.
Rldgely Oflteera Installed.
At the regular meeting of Itidgely En En En
oampment, Ne. 217, I. O. O. F., held en
Tuesday evening, tbe new and Improssive
Installation coremenles were conducted In
an able manner by District Deputy Grand
Patriarch W. F. Hambrlght, assisted by a
number of past grand patriarchs of Itidgely
and Washington encampmenta.
The officers for the ensuing tcim nre:
Chief patriarch, A. E. Heist) lilgh priest,
C. H. Gllgere; uonler warden. A. W. Win-
9 or (Junier wsrden, Jehn D. Eluhler; guide,
os. M. Krolder; llrst watch. W. II.
Uuthrle ; second watrh. J. lUHhelite ; third
watch. Chaa. A. D. VI loe : fourth watrh.
A. B. Ilerr ; guardsef tent, Chas. F. Sbultx,
W. II. Auxer: outslde sei tlnel, J no. L.
Kllllnger; acribe, H. M. D. Erlsman;
treasurer, E. J. Erlsman ; organist, O. F.
Obleuderi trustees, Gee. A. Shelly, Edwin
E. Snyder, Jno. O. Carter.
The membership Is 144, with geed pros
pect of a continued Increase. The semi
annual report shows that 1374 was paid for
relief, and that 30 patriarchs were relieved.
The assets of tbe encampment are 12,120.89,
In addition te the paraphernalia, etc., which
la valued at 4&0.
Deserted Ills Wife.
Geerge Hamaker was arrested In Col
umbia this morning by Constahle Shaub,
en a charge of deserting his wife. He was
takoe befere Alderman Halbach, where he
onterad bail for trlul at the April court.
Mortffaged Fer 910O.OOO.
The mertgage given by the LnncaHter
City Street Hallway eampany for 9100,000
In favor of the Atlantic Trust company, of
New Yerk, was entered lu tbe recorder's
office te-day. The mertgage is given en
the franchises and property of the com
pany te the above named tnmt company
who guarantee the bends.
Death of An Old Ilorse.
F. A. Albright, of Ne. 8J7 West King
street, lest a valuable borse by death en
Monday evening. He was a sorrel 27 years
of age and was known as " Fex." Mr,
Albright owned him for 23 yeais, much of
which time he drove him In a bread wagon,
as Mr, Albright was formerly a baker.
Berne time age the horse took a cold and
death resulted. The herse was such a fa fa fa
vorlte with Mr. Albright and family that
they oeuld net bear te see him eeut te the
glue factory, se they had him docently In
terred. lu Arvument Court.
The court Is still hearing cases en the
oemmou pleas list.
In the case of Dr. J. M. Shartle vs.
Frederick Dasher and Kate Dasher, his
wife, tbe rule te show cause why sppeAl
should net be stricken off was msde abso
lute. In the suit of Samuel Stekum's execu execu
eors vs. Thes. J. Bally, the rule te show
cause why Judgment should net be entered
for want of a sufficient affidavit of defeuse,
was hi ado absolute and Judgment was en
tered lu favor of plaintiffs for &l,(W.3J.
Left Fer Her -Heme.
Mrs. Harvey Bembergor, of Aurera,
Illinois, formerly Miss Emma Hledcl,
daughtoref she late Charles Hledel, who
had been spending some tlme bore, left for
her home in the West en Monday. Befere
going she was treated te a letter surprise
by her sister Lizzle and a number of friends.
She recclvxl about fifty letters, oue of
which oentaluod $30 lu money at a present,
and she probably oujeyed real In,; them
ou her homeward trip.
Divorce Week.
The following additional applications for
divorce have been tiled and subpamas
issued : Jehn Speldel vs. Kate Speldel,
adultery and cruel treatment ; Antoinette
Wltman vs. Juhu S. Witman, cruel treat
ment. Sent te JmU.
Edward Williams, who rclebrated St.
Patrick's day In a very hilarious manner,
was sent te Jail ler five days by Alderman
Dellet lat evening.
Doelared te He flambllutr.
Judge Ryland, of Marshall, Me., has do de
elded that playing progressive euchre ter
prizes Is gambling and In violation of law.
' i
Granted a Hetel Lloense.
Goe. E. Campbell, Safe Haber, has been
granted a tavern license. This lieuiu was
a hotel for mauy years and the llcense was
allowed te lapse a few years age.
Yellow Fever lu Urazll.
Telegrams from Hlo Janeiro have been
received at Paris stating that yellow fever
has broken out In the cities of Campinas
and Sau Paule.
Granted a Patent.
II. B. Helper, of this city, has been
grouted u patent for a forge pau.
Feb BOZODOXT aU ladles cry,
And gentlemen, or high or low,
Fer nothing clue that they can buy,
Will give the mouth Its freibctt glow
Will keep tin teeth se sound and white,
And make the breath a twect dtllcbt.
luarl7U!4
Fer Sale.
Counter, (hclvlpg, glau tallies, store kloeli,
tlgn redi, etc fnqulre at Astrlch's 1'ulace of
Fashion, 114 and I1T North Queen street. It
A Method of Advertising.
Over one hundred theuundrre Mimpfobet.
tic of Kemp's Balaam, we leara, were given
away In thu utata last yar. The correspond I ec
ule en the llnlum has never bona eanalled nr
approached by any ether remedy. This medi
cine must have treat merit or the Irse sample
wenin injun, rauw unn ni) hw iiynu
bave a ceuib or cold, or even renMBtkm, we
ilyad
dtl.
IM a trial.
mi lai
robot-
tics are SOc ani
CD
Bprlng-IBIH).
MrOrann A Mewlen, Ullers, Ne. 130 North
Queen street, are new preptred te show you the
flnsstllne of Naltlnfs, TreustrlncsandHpiInf
Overceatings ever brought te this city, many
efwhlehare exclusive st)lc. Fit, trlramlngs
and prices guaranteed. mar!4-2wd
II Ne Cure or Halter Ne Pay.
I give a written guarantee with every Klectrle
Bell I sell myself, and If after one week' trial
yen are net benefited or cured I will refund the
money less n per cent. C. V, Hoke, Inventor,
at US North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa , every
Wednesday, from a. m. te p. m.
mar7-6ia .
item 9llHeitcmentf.
CHEAP-PUR; RYE WniBKIES. BLACK
berry, dinger andKummel Urandle.
ROUREH'M LIQUOR HTOKK,
Nn. B) Centre Square,
-IIOlt IIENT-
TUATLAnQE CENTRAL BUHINEWBTAND
... Ne.EATKINUHTIlEKr.
ralft-lwd
AHOUHK FOR RENT-NO. KAHT
liemen street, with all modern convent-
Tilths, aiiiiit mi
JOI1
HN HIEMENZ'B BHOEBTOItF-
-rjATrEIlN-MAKI R9 WANTKU.
Add rem,
W.P.COMMINtW,
134 A ISC North ChrUtlau HL
It
MEETING Of TUB CONFECTIONERS.
All the Confectioners of this city are re re
qiietted te meet at the (Stevens Heuse at 7
o'clock Thumdar evening, theaeth Inst., te con
sider the Intercut of the trade.
1 W MV OKDKIl OF CONFECTIONER.
DKHIRAULK HKhT
North Prlnra street, with
and bella. The Iieum la elegantly naDered. Pea-
!. unin-roem. lurnacc. eiecirie nun
setiten April 1. Apply at reildence. ml9-3td
Oil RENT.
The two lArre mid eleirsnf raeinii en the
Brt
rat slid second Hours el roatelltce Building;
beih heated by attain
ln,ii,6,W,TM
AiC. KEl'LKR.
PUIIIilO HALE-1'O-MORIIOW (THUItH
day) at one o'clock, at Ne. 4 IS Kait Orange
street, a general line of Parler, DlnlncHoetn
and Kitchen Furniture, Deuble Heater, Car
peta, Copper Kettle, l.ard Frew, Wine l'reaa,
three Laddera, Cern bbeller. I'uah Cart, etc,
JOIINIOKRNKR.
Jext. f., Hainim, Auctioneer. ltd
T710R RENT-KROH APRIL I, WHO.
13 The DOKIlfOM Private Dwelling and
HUire Roem, Ne. 128 Kat King strceU DOKR-
nuaa iimiu, no, 191 raai King aireei. nie
FACTORV, Nes. 128 and 1.M Enat iliniln atreet.
nvn h Nniinp-rir
Proprietor nf the Doeraem Carriage Wnrka, cor
ner of Duke and Vine street. febl7-tfdAly w
TJUniiK
XT o'cle
or a Wain
URLIO BALE-ON FRIDAY, AT NINE
cioek a. m , at Ne. 307 East King street,
limit Parler Hull. WaliiiitnliambrrHnli:
Walnut Exunaten Table, five Uplinlatered Wal
nut Chalra, Walnut Hall Hark, Mahogany lied-
tesa wun two Chairs, Walnut Boekcaae,
Kitchen Table, Leungca, Rtirrau, Wardrobe,
CaseDrawera.Hteve. flRy iarda Hruaaela Car
CaseDrawera.Hteve, fWXy
pet, Ac. , JlIUJ. I.C. OAHLE.
ui, ae.
JOKL L. 1UIXKH, AllCt
ml-2t
F
OR HENT-PIIOM A PHIL I, THE TEN-
room douuic-rrent neuac. Ne. irachorlette
street Has alt modern Imprevementa, la In
lierfeet order, la bandaemely papered through,
e it. Tenant haa option of purehaalng at a low
pice. A dealrabl tenant who will take geed
etra of the prepurty ran secure the houae nl
very moderate rental. Anplv en the prcmlsee,
or te lliivrnian it Muaacr, a) Eaat Cheatnut Ht,
i u cnab Liirniiiuv nu
WILLIH1I.MUH4EH.
iia
M
AHT1N IlllUrt.
LITTLE
LORD
FAUNTLEROY
ECONOMICAL
P KICKS AND
LATEST HTYLK
ALWAYH.
Suits and Sashes for Efeys
FOUR TO EIGHT YEARS,
-AT-
Martin Bres.,
iW Jt 2S N. QUEKN ST.
Hyou would llkea HTOKM COAT or HEAVY
OVERCOAT te help yen eer the Uiuhieutlul
Hlernu, you (.un sue Ii te tA en one uew
-AT-
lVIartin Bres.
jaASrfN.QUKUNHr.
An early hiht of the Novelties te be worn
till Hprlnc nre Itendy In the .Mrrihant Tailor,
lux Department, Itrndy-Made Clothing Depart
ment and Men' Furulahlng Department,
AT
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
"VTKWYOHKHTORB.
He Advance
110TTOM NOTCH PRICES STH.L fRKVAIL
Black Dim Sis
AT THE
New Yerk Stere.
UIi.VCK OKOS QRAIN HI1.KH,
Fully warrunteil 'ii Inch, 76c : 21 luch, S7Jic and
tl u yard.J
OUR FAMOUS SURAH HII.KH
At old pricea, 60c,ll2c, 75e and fl IX).
THEHAHKELLDRKSa HILKH
Are popular because they aromederutolu price,
leek rell, w ear well, aud the maker guar-
auteeaeery yurd of them. II 00,
f 1 25, tf S7i, HWajnid.
HABKEI.L'a I'EAUIJKSOIE,
Warranted, at l 25, II 60 te f.1 00.
ULACK SATIN LUXOR,
Uegant Qoedi, Ht It 00 aud II 25.
ULACK FRENCH FAILLE,
llright Finish, flOO and H2u.
ULACK AND COLORED 9ATINEH.
Hl'RINO SHADES IN SURAHS.
FANCY STRIPED BURAH8,
NEW STRIPED VELVETS.
ALLTHENEWSHADESIN SILK VELVETS.
WATT & SHAND,
6, 8 AND 10 EAST KING ST.
-lALIFOHNIA. ' "
j Sieclal I'urtle. Semi-monthly. Teurlat
el'ciilntfcara. Cheuiirutra. Southern I'uelnc Ce.
Addreaii, E. HAWLKY, AMittaut lUeuerul
Traflle Manager, 8U Ilruidway, New Yerk :
H. J. MMITU'Agat,H.d SuVhlla. '
Jaul8-lyd2Uw
Xtfftw 9Hkterilmrnt.
-1AKKIAUE WOHKB v
DOntOM OAJUtlAOE W0KK8,
Cerner of Duke and Vine Btreeis (formerly
Norbeck Ml ley),
GEO. 8. NORBECK, Prep.
6,000 OverHlxlhoemnd Dollars 6,000
bi Fine Vehicles bow en Exhibition.
lflfM) All the L.ATEHT BTYLEH for 1BB0
IB.OO HOADCARTH Ifl.OO
MrThe best Of mechanics en rrpnlrlnc at the
Doersom Carriage Works, corner of Duke and
Vine streets. dMyrtll
OR KENT -AN I-1WXJM DWELLING
iioem. wiui range, bath-room, etc, me.
East It In atreet. I'numlen alven about
1
March B. Apply at
mrl7-trd CENTRE BQU ARE.
C51
1PRINO-1W0,
C3 I
McOrann 6 Newlen, Tailors.
FULL DAY UOUBHR IN HOOK
KiMmlnv. Arllhmallfi. Cnmmer
cTafLaw, Correapendsnce, Type-writing and all
bualness branches thoroughly laegbt. tJO
night session. IS North Uueea St.. Lancaster,
UdAw W. D. MOSHKR, PrlrL
OltCAHTINOH, IltONOR BRASH, LI OUT
or neavy, ai anon nonce, go 10 junn
T,aMKBl Fulton street, , m7-tfd
Is
OLD BRONZE, LIQUIDM AND HIZINO
' for steam work, at JOHN RESTS. ZH Kaat
ten street. m7-trd
-IITANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
TV In city or country wlahlngte earn gJ te
Kadayatlhelr own homes; no canvassing:
work furnlahcd and sent by mall any dlatanee.
Address with stamp, Cryatnllzed Photo. Ce., 112
W. eth St, Cincinnati. O. foMUImeed
mO HAVE YOUR HACK AND GLADDEN
JL our heart uae " 1'urlty Seap."
H1TE COTTON WASTE, COPPED BY
TV the pound, 10c; In lets of lOpoundaer
II iu
anr n
ever,c. ah goeaa aeiiverea te any pari or me
M. All go
rFree, Call
cllv
Cell en JOHN 11IXT, Ne,
I3 Enat
Fulton street
m7-td
ENDEIt YOUR SKIN SOFT. SMOOTH
iwfBar" Kirtty Heap."
HTFEED CYLINDER
OH Cnim for llearlnga.
tin iijtni n, a-n rjun
m7-tfd
O TOOK A LARGE
het
til Frallcy'a Kant End Pharmacy
will nil the bottle with Krallnv'a
en
Sanui
Compound free gratis and no ques-
linn
Fnttlev'aHartiitinrtllA Comrieund lu an esnel-
f
leng bleed purifier and ellmlnatea all gresa
iters from the uioea, i.icrnnrt Kluncya,
l aneclflf rnr.rliemnAtlc and cntArrhal ti
it
tries, plmplen. bells and nil eruntUe dlaerdern.
rlre, COc and II per bottle.
FRAItKY'SltAST END PHARMACY.
IM.W.FAw (Oppealte Eeaterc Market)
TRVJ
Wee
IOR STEAM GAUOFS, HIGH OR IX)W
I'reaaurc. Water Gauirca. Giuire Cecka.
nod Wlimila or Weluhlivl. (lima Tulwa
Whlatlea, Hyphena for Steam GAUgcs, Cylinder
Oilers I'lnln, water Gntige Cnlumna, Cocks for
Steam GAUgea, cull en JOHN IIKST, KLI Kaat
Fulton street m7-tfd
SAWMILtJi, HARK MILIM, (.'Oil MILIX,
leather Itellcm, Tan Pucker. Triple Herse
rowers. Milling and Mining Machinery, at
JOHN BEbT'S, KB Eeat Fulton street ni7-tfd
ACKINQS.AS FOLLOWS: DIRIOO. FOR
JT1
We
Steam and Hydraulic Packlna-.Aabeat Iterie.
even and Wick Packlmr. Hemn Puclilnir. A-
bestON Mill Beard. Asbestos Cement. AabcaUn
Sheathing, Gum Packlng.Gum Hlnga for Water
WRUges, riuniunge I'licKin
beaUM. Llnml Nectlenal l1
ig, Reed'H Patent As-
'I le cover, at JOHN
BEST'S, S3.) Euat Fulton atl ret m7-trd
PUHLIOSAliEOFANEASTKINGSTUEET
Realdence.
ON Thursday, March 20, 1800,
at the Leepard Hetel, nil that twonitery-and-H-half
brick dwelling and large two-story brick
back building. Ne. :)7 Kim King street, con
taining lu nil eleven rooms, gas, bath, het and
cold wetcr, water cle.net ; whole premises un
derdralned by Kewerage; let fronts en King
"treet 22 feet, 4! J Inch.a, mera erlcaa, nndlu
depth northward Hi feet, 4 Inrhea, mere or
leaa : whole premises In excellentcondltlen.
Sale te lieglnnt 7 o'clock p. in., wben condi
tions 111 be made known by
, L.K. rONDERHMITH,
Fer the leltcef AnnaM. Fen Deramllh, dc
coaxed. Joel L. HAiNr.s, Auctioneer.
n7,ml,5,8,l2,llJ,19
M
ARULE AND GRANITE WORKS.
SOUTH QUKE STKEHT
MARBLE &6RANITEW0RKS,
25 SOUTH QUEHN STRHHT.
Cemelciy and Building Werk In every variety
or atone promptly furnished
At Reasonable Rates.
Constantly en hand Slate Burlnl Cuxea of the
various siren. In them we eiler the Kevcraliul
vantage of economy nf room and jierlcct urj
nesH, 'Ihey are iiiude thoroughly water tight.
inarl-lmdM, WAS
IUllLIC SALE.
CARNARVON PLACE,
LANCASTER TOWNSHIP,
Thursday, March 27, '90, at 8 P. M.,
at the Stevens Heuse, Lancaster, Pa., will be
offered for sale the valuuble und dcalrable
country seat above named, the late realdonce
of the Rev. Jehn W. Nevln, deceased. Thl
fine property laslluuted f mile est of the city
limit, fronting en Columbia turnpike about SCO
iiing en uoiuiueia lurupiKenunuiwu
cent te the properties of Jehn C.
1., "Wheatland," etc., cenalsts of
Perches or land, with line Brick
icei, aujaceni
itager, caq
Acres 134
Oeutile Manalon Houae or 10 roeuia, with med
em Improvements; also, geed stable, lee hoiike
and nil necessary outbuildings, 'llirce nelUen
the premlsen. West End Street RailHny passes
entire front. Posesalen elen nrninntlv.
The eastern hull could be udvantageeusly
laid out In Building Leta.
Persons ran view the premises or obtain fur
ther particulars by applying te JACOB II.
LONG, Real Kxtate Agent, I-uiicftKter, 1'a,
Simen P, Kiiy anil Cihustei-iikh Haekii,
Attorneys. inl4,lt,2ullt
"VyE EXAMINE EYES FRErl
Speotaeles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE 1
Teu Think Tour Eyes Are Geed I
If you have them examined you will probably
flud that there la something wrong with them,
and that glaJues will be a great help te you.
We uae Inimitable "D1A MANTA' lenses,
which are mode only by us, and recommended
by leading Oculists as the best alda te defec
tive vision.
Solid Geld Spectacles, 9.1,00 ; usual price,
ffll.OO.
Steel Spectacles, SOe.: usual price, 91.00.
Artificial Ees Inserted, ft ; usual price, 9 10.
H. ZIHEHAH A BM 13G S. Ninth Street,
OPTICIANS. ' PHILADELPHIA.
Between Chestnut and Walnut Streets.
mtK-lyd
CHANCE
FOR
Churches and Sunday Schools,
Will be bold at public sale en
SATUHDAY, MARCH 22, ISM,
At 10 o'clock a. m., at
St. Jehn's Lutheran Church,
West Orauge Street, Lancaster,
Pulpit, Furnace, Settees, Cane-Seated und
Solid Weed Chairs, Pews, Brussels und Iiigrain
Carpets, Matting, Deers and Doer 1'rnmcs,
Sash aud Window Fruines, Iren und Weed
Fencing.
Teruik w HI be made knew 11 by
JOHN II. BAUMGARDNKlt,
J. HARRY WIDMYKH.
mlS,19,21d
S"
RING SEASON, 183).
FURNITURE I
Spring Season, 1890.
Thoe intending furnishing In whole or part
during the coming teuten are cordially lu Ited
te examine my large aud attracts e sleck. All
prices the lewt'kt tluit run bi nauied for Relia
ble Furniture. -
W.CSAPP,
NO. 114 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
T-Bclew geutheru Market.
lau!5-2inWJiS
T?
.a.ey iiaaKU
yeiraaaBBBBBaw
FUlUnaBBBBBBB
tk TinftNn
1 betate
will cnak
baked
Stnc 9krHemnl.
"M'SgJ0 Mr FKIEHDH AMD CUaTTO
1 have
'eeateji temperarliy m eflUe adj
L..JLa "nuthem MaAet. comer r
ItlRKPf anii visit uTuirni ...
wsreroema
SOUTH QUKE
A,V,l"J'frtnente Melghs.Beg-
glea, PhaMOnS and Fanllr furiUM anal uTa
Norbeck Read Carta, all of my own mannffee.
"Jft. ."Pf?11 ttenSeals given te rmtrms.
my iuiu-nenesi work and Fair Dealings.
Always Wins.
icD-ie-ini
J. H. MORBBCK, Agent
OV&'i&F'SM OOLDBMLIOKANpMIA
Querlda Be Clears eaonet bs eajcaaUsil
..... DKMUTHI CnOABSTeSuL
aianet be eajaaiiei,
11 CIOABSTOaU
Ratabllalied 1770.
kU-Udh
F
Ful
OR THE REST HOT AIR FURNACE IN
the market, o-e te JOHN 1IHHT
uiien aireei.
.-----..- r m
mf-tM
FORUOILERlUHEBRUrlHES, STILUON
Pipe Wrenches.PIpe and Menkey Wrenches
combined. Files, oil Cans, etc.. go te JOHN
BEST, ms East Fulton street nVMM
"DUMPS, UOIL'SRH, MINING, OENTRIFU
JT sal and Stem Pumra, of any capacity, at
JOHN BESTS, S East Fulton street m7-tM
TIME. LABOR AND MONEY SAVED BY
using " Purity Seap." Sold everywhere.
FOR BOILERS, HORIZONTAL, TABULAR.
Vertical, Portable, Cylinder, Marine, of
any size or power, of the beat material and
workmanship, go te JOHN BEST, 3 East Ful
ton street, sn7-Ua
1710R RENT-THAT DESlltABLK STAND
; for business
NO. 20 EAST KING STREET.
Inquire within. niH-lwd
rtlHK LARUEST
AND FINEST LINE OP
I MeerBchaum and
Cigar Helders, Cigar Caa
Frennr-fliar Pipes.
.Jiahtt Bexes and all
lirar Heldera. Clirar Cejuw.
inua 01 ainuaer a nniciej
;r'a artlclcj,:
DEMUTH'S CIOAR STORK.
alS-tfdR
114 East King street
1710R PULLEYS. SHAFTINO.
COLLARS,
JJ HatiK'ni, t'Uinp Bexes, Couplings, etc., go
sic, go
m7-trd
wjuan ums j, jmj rjSB ruiien street.
THE FINEST LINE OK IMPORTED AND
Demestic. Clgsrs In the city. Clear Ha
vana Cigars, our manufacture, In boxes of at.
SO and let).
.... DEMUTH-B CIOAR STORE,
alS-tfdR 114 East King BtreeL
I7IOR HORIZONTAL STATIONARY EN
J . glnea, from il te 80 horse-power, and Vert!-
-pev
, 333
you will
it Fulton
Und them at JOHN BESTS
Easi
street,
OP11ING
NECKWEAR!
Feur-lu-tiand, Teck aud Tycoon,
At ERISMAN'S.
"YITILLIAMSFORT
Wire Buckle Suspender,
AT ERISMAN'S,
Ne. 42 West King Street.
-VTEW HTiLK
LINEN COLLARS,
AT ERISMAN'S.
rpHOL'T 4 SHANK,
BHIRT MANUFACTURERS AND MEN'S
OUTFITTERS,
Ne. 140 North Queen Street.
Shirts made te order as low as ll'OO. rPerfcct
fltguaranteed.
TlireiiKh necewlry we have starded a HAND
unu.iiiju ana are prepurea te laundry or all
yc
Iyi
Klliun.
marae-lydlt
Q HOES I SHOI-SI
REMOVAL T
On April 1. we will remove from our present
location te NO. Ii) NORTH QUEEN STREET,
opposite the Franklin Heuse. In order te re
duce stock befere removal, we will dispose of It
at prices that will greatly astonish you. A full
stock of evcrylhlng In the Shee Line te select
from. Respectfully Yours,
WM. H. GAST,
WAF
NO. 10Ti NORTH QUEEN BT.
FN
E TAILORING.
l890SPRING."l890
Fine Tailoring.
The Lnrge3t and Meat Elegant Assortment
SPRING NOVELTIES
New Ready for Your Inip'ctlen.
We would aUe announce the purchase of a
Jeb Let of Eugllih Suiting aud Treusering at a
grcut sacrifice, which we will sell at
Astonishingly Lew Pricea.
Si-Cull early
goods.
te secure a bargain In these
H.
Gerhart,
ONLY
DIHKCl IMPORTING TAILOHINTHECITY
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
dZ7-tfd
OA rirvra "BKT df pipe, from ;,
OUjUUU Inch te tl luch diameter, for
sale at n low figure, and the only beuse In tbe
city with a pipe cutting machine, cutting up te
u men uinmeter, ut juiin uuaT'SEHEast Kill
teu street.
m7-tfd
OTEAM HEAT ISTHECOMINOHEATFOR
O dwelling, churches, school houses, etc.,
though successfully used one hundred years
iice. When you contemplate a change call en
Jimn iiiit, wuu will give
ou a satisfactory
Jeb, at a fair price.
mi-uu
111 E PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
REMNANT SALE
AT-
m
The People's Gash Stere
XO. 25 KAST KING STREET.
Durlu.' the past neek. we hae hunted out all
the remnants In every department aud will
clean lliim out at low prices.
Reumanu or Silks, Weel Dres liejQds,
French and American Satlues, Whlle Goods,
Laces, Embroideries, etc.
Remnant of Cleths, Casulmere and Suitings
Irem the Tailoring Departuuul In lengths large
neugh te cut a ladles' or Mlsea' Ceat, Beys'
Suit or Pair of Pants. .. ,
All marked down te about one-half the regu
lar price. In this way you may get a first-class
material at the price of common goods.
25 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
marCO-lydR
JORCAST IKON 1'11'E FITTINGS, BOTH
plain and reducing, up te (Much, diameter,
alleuble Flttlnxs rTanges, Flange Unions,
Manifolds, American Unions, Tube Supports,
Hancers, Fleer and Celling Plates, go te JOHN
BEAT'S. 33J Lust Fulton street. m7-tfd
AHHY IN STOCK BEST CHARCOAL,
Hnuunered Bur Iren, Deuble Renned Ireu,
llurden's ltlel Iren, Rivets, Het and Celd
Beiler I reUtSteel, Sheet Iren 3-14 te Ne. U, at
JOHN BEars, East Fulton street nT-tM
The People's Cash Stere
Hew Vttrit9n9tt.
S'n'Ti'Wf
WILLIMANTIC SIX-CORD SPOOL COltOI
Fer 8ftte by All
Arter a eriea of UU at our ElUaUihpert Factory, extending ever a period
aSLrkVtbtjaakl smam1 'aa L.. J J a A.
., uiuuuuna uave usciuca te uae tne
WILLIMANTIC SIX-CORD SPOOL COTTON,
bellerlnc It te be the beet thread Dew in
sua ageaus, purctiawri and uaerief the Binger Machines.
The Singer
mrla-UadWAS
tm atHfrHmnt.
THE CALLA LILY IS THJt TRAD: MARX
of the Finest Heap ea KartnT " PWIUTYr
rpANKS FOR WATER, OILS, ACID OR A8
X. of any ahape or rapacity, at iilr krlcea. ire
te JOHN BEaT.S Eastrnilen stesT"mY.tM
rrr you want a first-class portable
JL Engine and Beiler, en wheels, cheap, as tbe
following prices shew: a horse-power, UTS : g
horse-power, K s 10 horse-power, 75; 15 herie.
tfJt5l2 borse-pewer, 11.175, call at JOHN
BEST'S, M East Fulton street. tn7-tfd
FIRE BRICKS, FIRE CLAY, AT LOW
figures, gote JOHN BEST. SSt Eaat Fulton
street.
, --..v.
m7-tfd .
"CjlOR GOOD BRUSHES OO TO
K1LBURN,
BRUSH 'MANUFACTURER, 241 WEST KINO
BT., LANCASTER, PA.
ml-lmdAw
SART1CULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
.Medel Making, Patterns, Drawings and
nJhrrlJl!.at. "." reasonable, at JOHN
BUST'S, 883 Eaat Fulton street, m7-tfd
JOHN BAKER,
Alderman of the First Ward,
Is prepared te attend te alt legal matter?,
collections promptly made.
Alie
110 NdRTH QUEEN STREET,
mrlYlmd
Lancaster, Pa,
INJECTORS, RUE LITTLE OIANT, HAN
i.00 Inspiraters and Electors, Eberman
iller Feeder, Penbcrthy Inspector, American
Injectors, all In stock, at JOHN BEST'S, KB
EastFulienatreet m7-tld
RApiATOIlS, OF ANY MAKE OR DE-(-V
shn. esn be furnished at reasonable figures,
Cy JOflN BEST, 833 East Fulteu street (m7-tfi
m7-tfd
B
ARUAIN STORE.
The Opening Day en Monday was a Great Suc
cess at
REINHOLD'8 WHITE FRONT
BARGAIN STORE.
Hyou have net been there yet aud want te
econemise lu .household expenses, go by all
means.
New Bargain Goods ArrU Ing Dally.
Prices Marked Plainly en All Goods. Don't
be Afraid te Examine the Bargains.
NEW BARGA INS ARRIVING DAILY.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
REINHOLD'8 WHITE FRONT
BARGAIN STORE,
NORTH QUEEN AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
Nearly Opposite tbe Penn'a R. R. Station.
mlO-ljd
c
UT PRICE.
35 & 37 North Queen St.
CUT
PRICES.
k
Of these Three Lines of Goods we baea Big
Stock 011 Hand, which we will sell regardless of
cost, se If you want
Be sure te get Our Prices bofero you; Waste
Meney Elsewher.
ms
-GO TO
35 & 37 N. Queen St.,
LANCASTER. PA.
BOSTON STORE,
CHARLES STAMMS,
Blank
Underwear,
Comforts.
Blankets, .
Underwear,
Werk
M'-ji 1
Leading Dealers.
34 Union Square, New Yerk City, Aug. 31, 18MJ
tbe market, and strongly recommend it
Manufacturing Company.
Hem 3tcrtiMmnt
I
F IN WANT OF MRAKR ntt IDnM 1
cecka, Asbestos Packed Cocks, Pst and 1
hem.
or send your order l
, SSI East Fulton street
tnT-tMl
I
Bras
Lert
IOR PRATT A OADY ABBERTtM DC
Valvaa. Janktna Viltmllrait (llnh Vl v
irassQata Valves. Iren lln.lv ninha Valva
u!cmi!ii riira, i-en nnreir vaivesjt
ABiI't,1J,,1"ier Valves, Pratt's Swing1
Check Valves. Brass Check Valvea.Foel VaT
Angle Valves, call at JOHN BEhT-r. an Ka
FultenBtreet. m74fdl
AGENCY FOR CALLAHAN
ment te take the nla nr R
bulk It makes five times tbe qeantiti
ciiu nuu ,a tar aiiiwriur in uiaKing I
Dacklmrinan and hand hole nlatei
c., Ac, Price 20 cents per pound, at ,
BEST'S. 8M East Fulton street. in
-VTOW IS THE TO BUY YOUR V
FURNITURE
AND
NO.M EAST KING STREET ISTUEI'LACC
W. M. HOFFMEIER.
rnlg-Iwd
B
OOTS AND SHOES.
THE BACKBONE OF COLD WEATHER
BROKEN,
SO IS THE BACKBONE OF PRICES,
STACKHOUSE'S
NOa. 28 AND 30 KAST KINQ ST.
IF YOU DOUBT THE ASSERTIO
THE PRICES,
ABOUT
CALL AND SATISFY YOURSELF.
Seme Astonishing Offers in Spring Goods.
D. P. STACKHfcisE,
Nes. 28 and 30 East King Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
COMMON SENSE " SHAPES l
EASY, COMFORTABLE SHOESH
Jr.
FOR LADIES' VE
The "Common Sense " Shee sbape Is one
that will always find ndmlrcrs here and there.
It Is made ever patterns nearer In accord with
tbe natural shape or the feet than almost any
ether style of footwear, and ensures te the
wearer a perfectly flat and uniform tread lu
walking. Fer nbselute ease and comfort In
wear "Common Sense "Shoes meet every re
quirement and are specially recommended te
ladles looking for shoes possessing such quali
ties. These shoes we ha e In a varlety of makes
and In different leathers. Machine and band band
sewed, In widths A te E, Inclusive, ransjtng In
prlce from II 30 te id a pair. Having se many
widths In stock make It an easy matter for us
te fit tbe feet perfectly without any undue pres
sure upon any sensitive portion of Itfit It
without wrinkling and net present tbe loose
and baggy appearance frequently noticeable In
similar shaped shoes. Will net rub at the tee,
or chnfe at the heel, but fit all parts alike. They
will retain tbetrshape until worn eufand are
adapted for cither fine drcsa or cvery-day wear.
The material In them Is excellent and the mak
ing bears every evidence ofgeod workmanship.
Try " Common Sense " Sbees for ease and com
fort In wear and for long service. Trial invaria
bly brings liking. Remember the prices Jl Ge
a pair, and many advancing step by step In
grade and prlce te thotlneslat SO.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Queen Street, Lancas
ter. Pa.
C"''
AS. H. KHKY.
MEN'S
FOR $2.00,
IN THV DI rTERnXT .STYLES.
Tin Shoes iu I ace, Butten and Congress, sizes
Plain Narrow Tees In Lace and Congress, slies
6 te 10.
Plain French Tees Iu Lace. Butteu and Con
gress, sizes tl te 11.
Plain Bread Teci InLaceuud Congress, 7 wide,
sites 0 te 11, '
The last named stjle are for men who ha a
short but bruud feet. They possess a volume of
comfort te feet or this description.
The Tin Shoes uchave sold for three years,
he. Plain Narrow Tees for tae and the
Plain French for mere than a year. The excel
lent wearing qualities and splendid satisfaction
they hse been gh lug has Induced us te put In
still another style The Plain Bread Tees, T
wide.
Why can I sell yen a Genuine Calfsklu Shee
for f2T Bee nisei buy them In Immense quan
tities and strictly for Cash, aud stick teuiy
Motte :
'QLiift Saks und Small Profits."
The One-Price Cain Heuse,
Ohas. H. Frey,
tSuecesser te FREY & LCKER.j the Leader of
Lew Prices in
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOS, 3 & 6 EAST KING STUEET,
LANCASTER, PA.
jlHtArsl PlOttd En CrsuiinT sat A aIaImW
VwJtaui Mnnalass ammal - . TT -
Genuine Calfskin Slees.
p mmmmmmtimm
.;$&