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IWIEL I. Y11FEL MEETS A TEER1BLE
fite fi. immv etemm.
H r.ill Frem at Train ntd Is Horribly
t , Mutilated br the Whecls IIe Leaves
Widow nud Six Children.
t' r... .... . f Lri c?......t Tt We.
f Sl,n empleye of tha Frederick division,
met hi drain in a shocking inanucr en vim
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frc PMtmttifin i m reflu mh evenms a:w
KP' o'clock, by falllnn under a moving freight
V; train. Tha accident eeeurreu Between
VXecaatand Union etreeta, andadlstresslng
feature was tbe fact that It occurred at the
i! rear eflils home. Harry McBride wai an
eye, witness te (he terrible accident and
eaw Warfel standing between a moving
freight train and a draft of cara en a aid
ing. He saw him euddenly pitch for
ward and under the car. The body-was
badly mutilated from the loins te Uie
Hack, and both arms were cut off. Tlie
aj body wni removed te the V. K. n. hospital
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following Jury was empanelled: Tayler
Gable, 8. Morrison, Jehn D. Verry, Jehn
Tayler, Thce. h. Urban and K. 8. Musscr.
After hearing Hie evidence the Jury do de
ctded thst the death occurred from accl
dentally falling under the enrs of freight
train attached te engine Ne. 01. Warfel
was employed en the Frederick division
and was net en duty when he met his
death. IIe was fei ty-twe years of age nnd
leaves a wife and six children, He had
been very unfortunnte en the railroad an I
received many Injuries. The remains wilt
be taken te llighvllle en Thursday morn
ing for Interment.
Win. Courtney, an empleye eftlie wnjren
works, get his led hand In contact with a
circular Raw yederilay afternoon. The In
dex finger wm cut entirety off nt Hie
aocket and the middle linger nt the second
Joint,
Theodere Iianley, a relllnt; mill empleye,
had a homing befere Squlre llerslie.v last
night for assault and battery en Wm. Oa Oa
brlel, Jr. Unnley threw n Med go at the boy,
which caused a pntnlul injury. IIe was
held in $200 bail for court.
The Out Doer club will held n " Leng
fellow" banquet at the home of Dr. II,
Mifflin this eveuing.
The Columbia Blble soclety 111 held Us
fourth anniversary te-night. Interesting
exercises will be held, with an address by
Rev. Wm. P. Evans, of Baltimore, formerly
of this place
Tbe regular meeting of school beard will
be held this evening.
F. A. Dcnuctt has geno en a trip te New
Yerk.
The funeral of Jehn Fisher, of Norwood,
will be held en Wednesday at 2 p. in , from
the Klnderhoek church.
A class of twelve wero confirmed lust
evening by BUhep X. s. Itullsen, in St.
Paul's P. K. church.
Squire Evans sent Iliclinrd Spencer, Paul
ITantigatid Harrison Dlvve, three apocl apecl
wen tramps, te Jnll this mer,ilug for 11 ve
days for disorderly conduct.
Christian Furguseu hna a contract for
building three houses en Feuttli stieet, for
-Frank Shlllew.
A SEYVKK CIAVICS IN.
One
of the Workmen of Peter Hunter
Hurt Dy the Dirt.
Peter Hunter Is the contractor for the
Bfefx construction of a sewer between Cherry
alley and Lime street aliove James. JIe
lfcH? has ferce of men at work, and among
$&?$ them la Jercmlali Kcene, a man ever 55
'( -years of age, whose home Is at 533 Oreen
yy street. While the men were In the trench
iTfelste Mendav afternoon, nbeut 10 feet of the
J$Jf embank meiit caved in. Ail of the meu
. made their escape with the oxecptien of
y fy. Amir, 11 uu u niuiu.k 11,111 jfivili tu,"
iii l itreu wiiu uiri, stones, sc, jie wnsqiiicaiy
p-p liberated by his fellow-workmen, and was
iMt tended by Dr. Kinartl, who had been sum
auuuum. v yuj nil luii iiiuna au vaiuiiui-
tieu of the man and found that he was dan
gerously bruised and hurt Internally, al
though no bones were broken. IIe Is con
fined te the house te-day.
ITenrr IOuer en the Rampage.
Henry Lessnor Is an excitable little Gor Ger
man who resides in the .Sevcnth ward, and
lila fainnnr f rminiiflv fnty litm Intn tinil.
&& ble. He Is bad enough when sober,
ii., , but much worse when under the
inuuence or liquor, caicruay no went
te collect sorne rout from Jeseph Beck,
who lives in ene of his houses en St. Jeseph
street, lie was drunk Hud becurae se
abusive that Beck would net stand it. He
made complaint against him befere
Alderman Iforbbey, who gave a war
li ant for his arrest te Constable May.
Tbe officer found Lossuer In a saloon In the
Cy .- neighborhood, and he went along all right
$r& untune reaeneu Mirannerry street, lie
it-'v? then resisted and kicke.l n'jeut iu atrrcnt
t. MM.n I1n..1l.. l.-lt-.. .!..- 1.... 1.....I
lilBUIIL-l, UliailJ j'"b V1U. II, llllt JVt3JJlll)
up the fight. The constable sat upon blurt
and finally n wagon of Edward Utilising
came along, into which he was leaded. He
kicked May In the mouth and bit Hanging's
hand, but was finally landed at the station
house. He will be heard by the alderman
shortly.
He Jumped Whoa Sued.
Yesterday Frank Craig hud Prof. O.
Williams, the proprietor of the Sea Queen,
rrested for surely eftlie peace. He charged
that he threatened te bhoet him. Ah seen
as Williams had entered bail he brought a
like suit against Craig at Alderman Dcen's.
When Cruig learned of this he lied Irem
the town, fearing that he might be locked
up. Craig Is a very tough looking young
allow, who managed te get into sevurni
acrapes during n short stay in this city. It
is said by peeple who claim te knew that
Williams was right in this matter and
Craig brought the flrbt suit in order te
squeeze Williams into payiug him sotne
money. Williams says that he paid Craig
in full and in the presence of immireua
people when he discharged him en tjatui
day evening, and did net threaten te sheet
Craig.
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The I'etei-Hiiurs Tire.
Among ether things burned in the barn
of Hiram Grayblll at Petersburg, which
was destroyed .en Monday afternoon, was
a let of bologna, hams, dried nnd fiusli
beef, straw, hay, tw enty bushels of corn,
etc The barn 1 inmtni.nil in lim-n t.i-nti
(& fire from a spark from the smokcheuso
fC wmcu is net lar uway. tiic lets en build
ing and contents is estimated at $2,000 by
yt air.urayuui, wne uasnu insurance erl,000
rk iu lliv l uuil lun usuili uuilipuiiv.
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E?ni !Vfllfihliiv nftpriinnn Atnmi.1 l-'lli.L- n.t
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SJ. "Zeb" Wise had a sheeting nutcli en the
."U. extension of Ann street, and they uned
Ktt clay pigeons. iick did very well, break
K'w Ing twenty-four out of twenty eight. On
?JR account of scarcity of slielN, Wise Mtet ut
l?k? but,twenty-two, breaking fourteen.
., line jouewing win snow new the birds
-w were ureKcn:
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Deserte 1 His Wife.
r,W freiiKtiomue was ncaru by Alderman
& iivn u,b iiiuiiiiu utiu vuure ei ue-
4 aertlng bis wlfe. The case was returned te
ETceurtBud Oembe gave ball for trial.
$&' Will Visit Ilerka Councils.
s ,eiiw viiuocmer j. 1-. mnnwer, ei me Jr.
!0, V. A. M., left this altcrnoen for Beading.
.'He will spend the remainder or the week
that section, vUlting council! lu Berki
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THE
DHFOnB THK VlAYOlt.
A Yeung: Man Who Practised Puttlilsni
Ulen III Family.
Among the 'customers befere the mayor
this morning was Jacob E. OrelT, whose
home Is en Beaver street. AVerd was sent
te the station heuse for officers Inst even
Ing and Policemen Flennard anil Lchr ra ra ra
aponded. They went te Gretrs house and
found that he was very dnink and abusing
his mother and slster. The former exhib
ited a very black eye which her dutiful
son had gtven her. Greff was taken te the
station heuse and waa heard this morn
ing. Alter the evidence had becn given
the mayor Intended sending Greff te
prison, but his mother begged him te allow
her seu te go if he would premise te de
better. She said that he was subject te (Its,
which came upon him at times after
drinking, and he was then scarcely re
sponsible for what he did. The mayor
finally consented te dlscharge the ofTcnder.
This has net becn the first time that Greff
was locked up, and the police say he only
gets drunken fits.
The ether peeple before the mayor were
loJgers. One of theso was Charles Kline
and anether William Vlpan, a puddler.
Beth were discharged, as wero Peter
Francis, a Nerwclgan, who had a Jeb
premised him at repairing res, and
Michael Kelly.
Kelly is well known about this county,
whero he works among the farmcrx. The
oulytreublo with him Is that he will gut
drunk, though net as frequently as In years
geno by. As he steed liofero the mayor
this morning he looked very thin and pale.
He said that he had Just bcen releaied from
a term in prison, whero he had been
almost starved, as he received nothing
but bread and water, lxl Spear and ethers
tell the same kind of stories. They sny
that thny recolve nothing whatever but
bread and water, and that is net very
strong dlet for strong men for two and
thrce months. Spear get sixty days yes
terday, although the ofllcer told him he
had but Ave. Wheu Spcnr found out the
truth at the Jail he was almost wild. There
has been a great deal el complaint about
this kind of trontmeut of some drunks. It
is said that Ijwicnster men who ure sent
out for the elfenic get the same feed rm
legular prisoners, tthlle ether poerdovils
are almost starved.
Twe AccldeiltH at Mlddletewil.
Ephralm llell'mnn, who Is a conductor
of the Mlddletewn wrecking and construc
tion train, met witli n serious accident at
that plnce this morning about T o'clock
He uas "listing in poling In seme cars,
and the pole suddenly broke, falling upon
his legend crushing it se badly Ihut it will
have te be amputated. Mr. Heffman is
ever 40 years of age aud has been en the
read for a number of yeHrs. He is married
and resides at Branch Intersection.
A man who looked like a tramp, but
claimed te be ojeweler from'New Yerk, fell
under a freight train which he was trying
te beard at Mlddletewn en Monday after
noon. Ills leg was se badly crushed that
it was amputated, and the msn was taken
te the llarrlsburg hospital.
Itiuly'e l'otltleu.
Iletween thrce and four thousand tosl tesl
dents of Lancaster city lmve already signed
the petition te be presented te tiie beard of
pardons praying for the commutation of
the death penalty in the Budy case te Im
prisonment fur life.
Sympathy for Uudy has spread te the
country and numenms requests liave been
made for petitions se that signatures of
residents of the county can be obtained.
Sevcral petitions have been sent te the
country and ills friends ex poet thorn te be
returned well filled v. 1th the names of citi
zens of the county.
Married In .Icntey.
William F. I.obzeltcr, a well-knew n
young man of this city, seu of Philip Lob Leb Lob
zetter, the bending works proprietor, went
te Stockton, New Jersey, yosterday, te be
married te-day. The brlde was Miss
Emma Victeria Hnff, of Stockton, New
Jersoy, and the ceremony was perfbrmed
at the rcsldence of her undo, by llev. J. F.
I)odd. It is the Intention of the brlde mid
groom te take a short trip, after which
they will go te housekeeping iu ene of the
grcau front liouses near the extreme, cud
of North Bube street.
A suit InTrespnSH.
Geedman Brethers, through the Mesul.
Eshlemaii, entered n suit in tre)ass iu
the court of common plefs this after
non against Julius Eoeb aud Astilch
Brethers. Plaintiffs claim that shortly be be bo
fero the failure of the Astrlchst ley bought
a bill of goods from them upon representa
tions made by the defendants which were
afterwards learued te be falhe.
Methodist Ministers Mutleucd.
Caiii.iki.i:, March. 2.1. Among the ap
pointments made by the Central Motho Metho Mothe
disj conference are : Fer Wrighlsillu, .(.
A. DoMeyor; Yerk, IHike street, A. M.
Barultz, 1st street, B. C. Cenner, Princess
street, V. T. Bae, Bidge avenue, li S.
Esllugcr, West street, J. F. Kerlln;
Hanover, C. T. Dunning j llarrls
burg, Fifth street, G. W. Stevens, Graiii,
E. II, Yneum. Thirteenth street, B. l-
Stovens, Bidge avenue, S. C. Wallow, St
Paul's, A. S. Bewman.
Will Meet In HeIiiUhIi'h Ilulldluir.
At a meeting of the Clgnrmuker's Union,
held last ovenlng, two new mumbers wero
initiated. The committee en a new place
of meeting reported iu favor of a room iu
Jehn F. Heinitsli's building, en North
Quecu street. The trustee were uuthorlel
te rent the room.
I'lirinei-M In Trouble.
Jehn II. llei'k, farmer, and wlfe, of Ujiper
henceck township, made tin assignment
te-day for tiie benefit of creditors te B. T.
Scldomrldge, ofthe same township.
B. Cutliarlne Buch Nsued execution to
day for fc!.G0O, against Danlul K'reiuer,
farmer, of Warwick township.
Allet- ItiiU.
Danlel Cnmpbell, of East Orange strcet,
had his Turrets ami u deg at work in ills
stable and hog pen yesterday, and thny
succeeded in killing twenty rats.
Ter Kuelcslde Ceunull'H Jluucllt.
A Japanese wedding and nugdrlll for tha ben
erll of Knglealde Council, Order of Unllcl
Friend, will b the attraction ut the Court
Heme te-morrow- night. One of the leu tun-
wilt be the musical selections by the Krankltii
and Murshull Mandelin club.
A Happy Weman I
Ter four ytars I sullered with kick headache,
patn in the back, dizziness nnd fjlulliitf ,ell
frequently. The palm were at ccrtulu perkula
se secre that It wn with the greatest difficulty
that ceiivuUIODi were prevented. 1 was In mil.
ery all the time, und life actually krcmeil u
burden, as physicians had told me I could uevi r
be cured. My husband emplejed Uie best tiliy
tlclaus. but with nil his outlay of nieuey rur
medical attendance 1 cenlluually crew worse
until Heptcmbcr W, or this j(r, when lnthe
mldstofeueof m most severe attacks und lu
almost utter de.pulr 1, In answer te the udvlte
of my husbimJ.-cemiiieuivd wearing one of
our abdominal supporters. In one week the
palnjw ere entirely geuc. und from that day te
this I reel like a different Meuian.am well and
able te atteud te my household atrulrs and I
actually would net tuke twenty times the
amount I paid for It in could net (gel unether
1 will take pleasure Iu telling nny lady uue
way be a sulTererall theclrcuuistunres ircalled
Ueu, and yen are at liberty te sei.d such te my
residence at any time.
Tbcaddressef this lady will bcslven te any
uflerer or sufferer's rrleud who will tall en C
V. Hoke,
A lady islu attendauctf te explain this case
andgheauy needed information lnregrdte
these supporters. A lady, I r requested, will cull
upon any eneln tbe city and glse any lurormu lurermu lurormu
tleu desired.
A C1IAI.LKKOK.
I challtnge uny medlclue of any school or
practice, or any ether appliance, te prod uce re
sults equal te the of Hoke's laictrlc aui aui aui
poerunlfrinalo weakness. '
At ll North Queeu street, every Wednesday.
LANCASTER DAILY
Jehn W. nndy
All persons willing te sign a petition for the
commutation of the sentence of Jehn W. Rudy
te Imprisonment for lire, are requested te rail
this evenleg either at the Western Union
TelegMph eITIct, the retal telejrrsph ;efflce,
or Nerbcck's carriage works, In the Houthem
market house.
A petition ler lady signers only. It at the Do De
mestic Sewing Machine, office, 20 Centre ftiuart.
JVBT1CK,
BprlnK-lNM).
MrOrann A Newlen, tailors. Ne. IM North
Queen street, are new prepared te show you the
finest line of Huttings, Treuserings and Hprlng
Overceatings ever brought te this city, many
or which are exclusive styles. Fit, trimmings
ana prices guaranteea. msrlt-zwd
fNartiaee.
, I.KiirKi.TER-Iterr.-On March Zi. l0, at
Little rails. N. J., at the residence of the brlaVs
uncle, William K. I-bzIUr, of Lancaster, Pa.,
te Kmma Victeria Hen, or Htocktec, N. J., by
Ilev. J. K. Dedd. ii
Scath.
IUbman. In this city, en the 2s lb Inst., Mar
tlnllebraan. The relatives and mends or the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
his residence, Ne. Campbell's alley, Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock and 3 o'clock at
ImesUr cemetery chapel. Interment at Lan
caster cemetery. Preaching by Jehn Kehr.
2td
t)ANNRit.-On the ZV1 Inst, In Paradise, Nich
olas Uamier, In bis 67Ui year.
The relatives and Mends of the family are re.
scctrully Invited te attend the funeral from
his late residence en Wednesday at 2 p. m.,
without rurthcr notice.
MAltoenr. In this city, en the 2'ilh InsU,
Mary, wlfe of tbe lata llenry Murderr, Inllie
(Wlh year of her age.
The relatives and friends or tbe family Tire re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, Irem
her Inte residence, 'Ne. 22 Kast Vine street, en
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Iu
liSneaster cemetery.
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IIKAl'-rtJKE HYK WIIIHKIKa. IlLAt'K-
berry, lunger and Kuinmt-i israndles.
HOIIKEH'H LIQUOR HTOUE,
Ne. 22 Centre Hqnare.
B1T TWiTkeK KIVI-rtlKNT.CInARH
the city, at I1IM.Y WAITZ'H,
Nes. 5 A fUl North Queen Ht.
decM)mdM,Tu,TliM
POU) lmON.K. LIQUIDS AND HIZ1NO
T for steam nerK, at JOHN lll-ST'M, 211 Jit
h ulteu street. Iu7-tfd
TUDOKS IIAVK IA0NO HINUK DKCIDKtl
that Hilly Waltz's Cigar Is the Dest In the
HUite. Fer sale at
NOH. 6 4 108 NORTH QUKliN UT.
dec3-0mdM,Tii,Th.H
B
J. KUKKH. MANUKACltntKU Oh" Hint.
. glCAl and OrthennHtlcul Appliances. such
as Trusses, llrnees. Crntelies. IMubfwt Bluyx
Artlflclnl l,tmbs, KlitstlnHteckliiRK.etc.HpliisI,
Abdominal and Uterine Huppertvrs, etc. Lady
attendance, :07 West King sireet, m22-lrads
IJ-OH UKST TWO COMMUN1CATINO
rooms en second fleer and three rooms en
third fleer In house Net. BO and 62 West King
street. Will be rented te a responsible utrty
for lodging rooms or offices. Address or call, bi
WENT KINO HT. m22-9lct
TI1KY CAN ALL COPY HUT NONE CAN
Equal Hilly Waltr's Havana Filler Cigar,
at NOS. 8 103 NORTH QUEEN HT.
decMmdM,Tu.Tu.H
ADIATOIta, OK ANY MAKE OR DC-
i sign, enn lie furnished at reasonable figure,
by JOHN HEfir, 833 liist Fulton street. iu7-tfj
OR IIOLTH, LAO HC'REWH, HKTHCKEWH,
Hqunrennd Hexagon Nuts, these goods In
stock, nt JOHN BEST'S, 333 East Fulton street,
m7-tfd
-IITANTED-IMMEDIATELY, TWO FIRST
V class lady imntaloeii makers nn custom
work. Inquire of WM. II. TROST,
ltd ' North Duke (Street, City.
T3URLI0 HALK-ON WEDNESDAY EVEN
Ing at 7:3(1 o'clock, at Ne. 230 West King
sT.e. will be sold a large variety of articles
u ually kept In a Hrst-ciass five cent st re.
n 5-it M. K. HOW E, Auct.
TNJECTOIW, RUE LI1TLK OtANT, HAN-
if-..000. 1'isplniters nnd Electors, Ebcrman
Heller reedcr, Pcnberthy Inseetnr, American
lliJeeter. all Hi sleck, at JOHN Jlh.ST'H, SB
Kust t ulten street, m7-ttd
T OST-A YELLOW PLUHII 1-OCKKT-IJ
Hoek,eonlttlnlnKfl0.18 and ether articles,
between Nrt North Hhlppen street and I. It. 11.
station. Tli'a Under will be rewarded by re
turning It te WILLIAM WIDMYER,
H' Ne. &fi North BhIppenHtrcet.
T-ANTKD-A HOOKKEEPER. OR OAPA-
ble OITlce Assistant, who is willing te
'nn '. !'. buy HIJ '"terest or Invest from
a,0up In f0,( In one of tbe largest nnd eldest
established businesses In Ijiucaster. Appli
cant will address In their own liuhdwrltTinr,
eUlne age. residence and salary expected, "J.
L. 11.," care or The Xtw i.V(i, Lancaster, !.
mr&Tu,T)i,HHAw
"VT'OriCK-THEMEMHEItHOF IX)D(lENO.
J. It, F. nnd A.M., will meetat their hall to te
morrow (Wednesday), at 12 o'clock in., for the
Pnrpoje nt attending the ruucrnl or llrelher
Nicholas Duimer, late a member or this ledge.
Thn members or 1 Jimbertcm Unlge. Ne. 478 F. J;
A. M., are respeetmily Invited te attend. These
members participating will take llieHeashore
Exiresn for Iranian l'luce ut ll-M, Funeral at
l'aradlsa nt 2 o'clock. Returning, lene Leumaii
Place at Se cluck.
U the weather should prove nnfaverabla
coaches will be runilshed te eenxey members te
Paradise.
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HANOI: OF LOCATION.
The Fruit and Produce Hland se lenir enn.
ducted by U A. RANHINO, :it the Eastern
Market, hits been changed te the Henthern Mar
ket, w here he will keep en hand u large assert
mentor Fruit, Produce, Oysters and Fish.
-(Joeds delivered te ull parts or the city
free of charge. mS2-lwd
BILLY WAIT. HAS THE hT1TTVO FOR
6c und &c Cigars tn the Htate, at
. . ,.-N',)Si?Ia' NORTH UEENHT.
dec5-flind.M.Tu,Th,8
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
A .l.eU1 Making, Patterns, Drawings nnd
! '".JU."!."1 X' ce" reasonable, at JOHN
Hh.srH.HB faist Fulton street. m7-tfd
A
l'RIL INVESI'MENTH.
April Investments !
LANCASTER CITY (NEW) 15-K) YEAR I FEU
CENT. HON US.
LEIIANON HELT 11. R. 23 YEAR IhtMORT-
O AOE 5 PER CENT. 11UNDH.
LANCASTER CITY STREEr It. W. 30 YEAR
1st MORTOAOE5 PER CENT. HOND.S.
These Inwstuients will bear the eliMest In
spivtbin hy tie most cenertutle. Fer prices
und lull details write te or call upon
, v. .J.re" ll' 'ON". Hreker.
I..5I ISIdlKSSff' QUWU Bl- J",Mr' ,a'
IT
IIWH A IIROT1IER.
Suits,
Overcoats,
Pantaloons,
Beth Ready-Hade or Matle-te-Order,
Are no nt your service. Here jeuwllltlnd
tlieassertiiient large and tustv. the prlcvsrea.
OIJH e N, w hlch sH-itks furltselt.
In Itendy-Mude Clothing we show Men's
wfe:iv,ssW.Ii,,l, sck uua c,,,tt-
Men's spring Overcoat, tl tells.
Heys Dress hulU. J, J txe, 7. $3. HO, $12.
llej Evee day Suits, i &, .i $. ut t. um.
W n! " l' "u' u' u- ' w- 5
Men's I'untr,noe te ffl.
llejs' l'nnt..75e tell.
Cblldreirs Pauts.'JUe tell SO.
Our Mude-le-Order l'eiiurtinenl u i.lreade
iSISm. ,mlC rr Hi'"" Nll enaiSSu,.
Sea Oar Nertb Qaeen St. Windows.
f";
ONE-PRICE
CLOTHIERS, FURNISHERS" AND MER-
SPRING
n 'A HROTHRR
CHANTTAILOltS,
North Queen Street and Centre Square,
" LANCASTER. PA.
INTELLIGENCER,
ItsTttf 9lsyrrtsis7mctit.
WHITE COTTON WAHTK, COPPED BY
the pound, loot In leta of 10 pounds or
ever, Vn. All goods dellven-d te any part of the
elty Free. Call en JOHN REST, Ne. M East
Fulton street. m7-td
B
KNDKR YOUR HKIN SOFT, .tsMOOTII
us waits ey rum" rarity Heap."
BBRT Se HAVANA FILLER CIOAK IN
the city, at BILLY WAITZ'B,
.. ... Nea. 6 I North queen Ut.
dee64mdM.Tu,ThJ
frtOR RKNT-FROH APRIL 1, 10.
Jrj Tha DORH40M Private Dwelling and
fitere Roem. Ne. IK Kast Klnjr street. DOK.lt
HOM HALL, Ne. IM East Klnr street. Tha
KACTORY, Mes. lis and 1 East Mifflin atrceb
Inquire of
OEO.H.NORBECK,
IVoprleler of the Doersom Carrlace Werlcs, cor
ner of Duke and Vine streets. febl7UdAly w
TTtOR PULLRYH. HltAFTINO. OOLLA11H.
JJ Manirars, Clamp Bexes, Ceupllncs, etc., go
4e JOHN BEST, ass East Pulton street, m7-trd
F
call
IOR HORIZONTAL (STATIONARY EN
srtns. fhiin 9 tji SO hnr fwijfr. and Vrtl-
Knclnes from 9 te at) horsa-newer. roil will
find them at JOHN BOTH, M East Fulton
street,
T" IN. WANT OF HRABH OB IRON HTOP
X. Cocks. Asbestos Packed Cocks. Pet and Bib
Cocks, Lever Decks, Hwlna Joints, call and set
mem, or send your nruer uy inmi, lejuiin
BKHT, SSI East Fulton street.
ra7-Ud
XilOR PRATT A CADY AMHBHTOH DISC
JP Valves, Jenkins Valvea.Urass Olebe Valves,
Brass Oate Valves, Iren Bedy Olebe Valves.
Lever Hafety Valves. Pep Hafety Valves, Air
Valves. lUdlater Valves, Pratt's Hwlnalne
Cheek Valves, Brass Cheek Vlves,Koet Valves
Ansle Valves, call at JOHN BEHTH, 3X1 Fjis
Kuften HtrecL m7-tfd
OQK FULL DAY COURSE IN BOOK
3QJ. Keeplnc, Arithmetic, Commer Cemmer
ntallAW, Correspondence, Type-wrlllna; and all
Dnsinrs urancnes inoreusniy tangnu wm
Pli"1'
session, in is or in iiueen nu, lAUcasier,
tfdAw
W. D. MOSHER, Prln.
WK
EXAMINE EVE8KREE.
Speotaeles
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE!
Ten Think Tour Eyes Are Geed !
If you hare them examined yen will probably
find that there Is something wrong with them,
and that glasses will be a great help te you.
We use Inlmltable "I)lA MANTA" lenses,
which are made only by us, aud recommended
by leading Oculists as the best aids te defec
tive vision.
Solid Ueld Bpectacles, 93,00; usual price,
9A.OO.
Hteel Bpectacles, fiOe.t usual price, 91 .OO.
Artificial Eyas Inserted, 91) usual price, 910.
H. ZIKE1AK A BR0.1130 S. Xlntb Street,
OPTICIANS. PHILADELPHIA.
Between Chestnut and Walnut Btreets.
mvH-tyd
TTIOR ONE DIME,
A Solid Back, All Bristle Hand
Brush.
Just tbe thing for washing your hands
Werth mere than any brush of the kind made,
and sold for
TEN CENTS
AT
BROWN'S DRUG STORE,
COR. DUKE A LEMON STREETS.
If your hands are rough, red and hard use
CREMOLENE. Ianl8 lyl'u,TuJs-R
E
jiiftiljinii lii VlllVJls-l I AHirslllUAil J 11
HJ MAKKI
tsiit ttttr & nmitut a linum s, a.t at
Is It worth anything te you, Ladles
aud Oentlenien, te have a place, where
everything Is exactly what It Is sold for?
Wheru everything Is sold at the lowest
It cau be made fbrT Where everything
In shoes will be round as It should be If
coarse, made strong j If fine, made flnef
Where you can buy with confidence,
without limit T Hse see the many de
sirable lines of " WaukeuphasU " new
here J2.60 grades, KU0 grades, and ether
qualities between, prices likewise.
There's nothing new te tell of their
merits you've heard tbe story repeated
ly. They're fashioned In accord with the
natural shape of the feet, affording
positive ease and comfort In wear. Iu
them mere walking may be done with
less hurt anil fatlgue than In utmost any
etlier shaped shoe. He say the tankers,
se say many ladles und Gentlemen
who've worn and who still wear thorn.
The " Wntchmun " ts a strong, service
able " Waukcnphast " rer Oent's wear ;
solid leather throughout, well made and
finished. The price TMO-uiake It u
desirable one.
we ve a t-l Calfskin grade that sgreatlv
admired; will wear equal te nny &
grunu ; ii h uui se uue til
dirrerence in prle.
Anether kind Is hern at tl n nri.it v
huiied one, tee. It's net se bread as the
t2.fH)and H makes und has points of ex
cellence net possessed by these cheaper.
And up the price gees farther, likewise
the quality 6, SO and tUOO u pair. At
the latter prices no maker makes them
better. We make geed their faultswhen
you nnd them.
Ladles' Waukenphasts, In One leathers,
at. '
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 Nenrn Queen Street, Lanoas Laneas
tkr. Pa.
J.tt
MARTIN OO.
ANOTHER CHANGE
-IN-
CARPETS!
FOLLOWING THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF
THE REDUCTION IN
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
Te 65c.
WeOfTera Fine Assortment or
Bedy Brussels
At $1.00.
-.SECURE THE BARGAINS BEI'ORE
THE APRIL RUSH.
" W aukenphasts !
J. R Martin & Ce.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. Prinee tc. W. Kin Sts.
LAXCAHTKR, FA.
TUESDAY, MARCH 25.
Mtu atterHemftit.
OARRIAOB WOKKH
DOXMOMOiiiuAOSWOtXl, '
Cerner efjDake aW Vss HtreeM (termerly
Nefb5e Mneyj,
d,eK) ormtttittv&&rw3eo
hlelasisicnr Bahlbltl
18BO AllOltl
...-.My v..ic. nenrqv KXniDIUOSS
TI
iter 1HO
sWsha hsftsat nt sfli I s --- - m m
TJoersem Carrlagsj Works essnaWat Dak and
Vina streets.
slMrdB
rTUIE FIN EOT LINK Of lMKHtTKO AND
X DemesUc Cigars In t& elty, Ctaar Ha
vana Cigars, our manufacture, la Waas of K,
DKUUTU-H CIOA BTOKB.
UIBaMKlacmnai.
auVtfdR
me RAVE YOUR BACK AND GLADDEN
X your heart use M Purity Hear."
CARRY IN HTOCK-BBST CIIAROOAL,
Hammered Bar Iren, Doebls Kenned Iren,
Hurdcn's Rivet Iren, Rivets, Het and Celd
Heller IremHtccl, Hheet Iren 8-l te Me. M. at
JOHN BBlTH.sa Kast Fulton street. 7-tM
OUKMAKKOP GOLDEN LION AND MIA
QoerldaSe cigars eannet be excelled.
DEMUTHH OIOAR STORE,
BsUblumed 1770. U4 East King Btrssd.
aM-tfdls
TJIOR THE BEST HOT AIR FURNACK IN
JC, the market, go te JOHN BEST, KM Kast
Fulton street, m7-tfd
-nUHPS, BOILERH, MINING, CKNTRIFU
XT gal and Hteam Pumps, of any capacity, at
JOHN UEHTM, 3d East Fulton stnek m7-lfd
N(
O POIHON OR INJURIOUS COLORS
usce in runty ueap."
OTICE TO MY KHlENDrJ AND CUSTO
I have located temporarily my offlee and
warerooms at the Heuthern Market, corner of
HOUTH O.UEEN AND VINE HTRKETH.and
have In stock aflne assortment of Sleighs, Bur
gles. Phaetons and Family Carriages, and the
Norbeck Read Carts, alt of my own manufac
ture. Hpeclal attention Is given te repairing.
My Motte-Honest Werk and Fair Dealings,
Always Wins.
feblfd J. H. NORDECK, AgenL
IOHIIOILEIW, HORIZONTAL, TABULAR,
3 Vertical, Portable, Cylinder, Marine, of
any size or power, or the best material and
workmanship, go te JOHN BEST, KB East Ful
ton street. m7-tfd
3 7IORAMERICANSIGHTFKED CYLINDER
Lubricators, Glass Oil Cups for Hearings,
you can get them at JOHN BEST'S, KB Eas
Fulton sireet. m7-tfd
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT-IN THE V1L
laire of Conestoga Centre, Lanawter coun
ty, a Tobacco Wurehnuse, capacity, 100 cases,
wllh Presses, Scales, Tables, 4e., from new until
April 1st, 1KII1. Fer further fnrtlculars call en
DR. B. H. KENDIG, Ne. 22 Seuth Prince streeL
Lancaster, or the undersigned,
A. G. GUILES. Columbia,
Or A. W. GUILES,
Ne SX, North Mary St., Lancaster, Pa.,
Administrators of the estate of Wm. Guiles,
deceased. mTTKlwd
rpROUT A SHANK,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS AND MEN'S
OUTFITTERS,
Ne, HO North Queen Street.
Shirts made te order as low as IIJOO. Perfect
fltguaranteed.
Through necessity we have starded a HAND
LAUNDRY and are prepared te laundry of all
kinds. mann-lydR
T710R STEAM GAUGES, I1IOH OR LOW
JP Pressure, Water Gauges, Gauge Cocks,
Weed Wheels or Weighted, Glsss Tubes,
Whistles, Syphens for Steam Gauges, Cyllader
Oilers Plain, Water Gauge Columns, Cocks for
Steam Gauges, call ou 'JOHN BEST, 883 Cast
Fulton street. m7-tfd
TJIOR CASTINGS, IRON OR BRASS, LtOHT
J; or hsevy. nt short notice, go te JOHN
BEST, 333 East Fulton street. m7-tfd
F OR BOILER TUUE BRUSHES, ST1LLSON
Pipe W renches, Pipe and Meukcy Wrenches
combined. Files oil Cans, etc., go te JOHN
BEST, SU East Fulton street. m7-tfd
OPIUNO
NECKWEAR!
Feur-ln-Hand, Tcck and Tycoon,
AtERISMAN'S.
XiriLLIAMSPORT
Wire Buckle Suspender,
AT ERISMAN'S,
Ne. 42 West King B tree t.
TsTEJV STYLE
LINEN COLLARS,
AT EltISMAN'8.
E1
NE GOODS.
35 & 37 North Queen St.
FINE GOODS !
Mluck Henrietta 75c, $1 (H), ?1 2T,, U 00,
$2 00, 52 50.
Hlack Cashmere, 3Tjc, 60c, 02c, 75c,
$100.
Hlack Silks, 60c, 75c, 871c, $1 00, $1 25,
$160.
Black Cut Cashmere, 50c, 75c, $1 00.
Hlack Striped Henrietta, 37jc, 60c, 75c,
$100.
liluek Siirnhs, 50c, G2Jc, 75c, 87je.
Uluck All-Weel Surab, 75c, tl 00.
50-Inch All-Weel Colored Surab, 7."c,
$100.
Silk Kitiiih Coleitid Henrietta, 37t?,
50c, ?1 0).
40-rncb Ilroudcleths, new ahadea, 60c.
Striped Henrietta, self color, 60c, 75c.
Heavy and Seft Dresa Silks, 07c.
Uest Colored Satin lthiuluimu, 87c.
33-Inch Cream, Pink aud Hlue Henri
etta, 371c.
Cream Henrleltu Cleths aud Serges,
50c.
Bead Trlumilug, 12c te $3 60 a yard.
Luce Curtuius, 75c te $12 a pair.
While Quills, 76c te $5 00.
Hlack French Satiue, 20c.
Table I.ineus, 17c te $1 25 a yard.
Hlack Thibet Shawls, $1 00 te $15 00.
? Whatever your inclination may
lead you te iu your Ideas of drefes, we feel
sure that In our assortment of Spring
Novelties it will be uu easy tiling for
you te nclcct something te your liking.
Yeu cau trust us te give Best Goods for
Lewest Price.
35 & 37 N. Queen St.,
LANCASTER, PA.
BOSTON STORE.
CHARLES STAMM'S,
1800.
flcttf 9ltsrtltmnt.
TTAOER A BROTHER.
J A
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.
INTERESTING
Underwear.
Light and Medium Weight e6U, In Camel's
Hair and WhIU Oashmere Underwear.
Kieellent White Marine Underwear at tee.
Bpeclal Bargains In Jean Drawers, all slses,
at 25c
Novelties In Pine Ralbrlggan Underwear at
tee and 75c
Cost Prices en all Winter Underwear may at
tract late buyers.
Hosiery.
Th. Largest, Most Attra-tlvs Lines of Hese
we have jrer shown.
Bpeclal Values In Ralbrlggan and fancy W
Heseatl2capalr.
French Ralbrlggan M HoieataOe; usual 23e
quality.
New Lines of Fancy pilese at 29c: uiual25c
quality,
White Shirts.
The Geld Bhlrt, perfect nttlng, well made,
equal te custom shirts, tl nnlaundcrcd : 5 40
psrXderen. '
A 60e Hhlrt, reinforced hack and front, well
tVr.ei' JIH? bo,em the best at the price.
Fine WhIU i Dress Shirts, plain and Taney
besoms, at tl 25 and ft GO.
Hpeclal Uargnlns In DeinctShtrU at 25e, worth
sac,
Geed Quality Demet Shirt at a7c.
Hpeclal Value In Flannel (net Deme!) Hhlrls
at 60c, worth 65c
New Htyles In Imported Flannel Phlru at II
and tl 26.
Hpeclal Value In Cheviot Shirts at 80c, worth
65c.
35, 27, 29, 31
QLOTUINO AND DRESS SPECIALTIES. '
Will Be At the
HAGER
lllJlT'fl 1 ITTa lAITfi
flM&AMMIN NKNlSflMS
Wednesday and Thursday, Marcli 26 and 27, 1890.
JTiLCOB REED'S SOUS,
MAKERS AND
Clothing and
PHILADELPHIA, 918, 920,
Take pleasure in introducing te
Mr. J. M. Allisen, who .will
latest ideas in Men's, Beys'
very many novelties, exclusively
Especial attention is invited te
garments of the highest taste
manship.
(FOUNDED 1824.)
Slew 3lbterti0cmeut0.
TIME, LAROR AND MONEY BAVKD UY
uslne " Purity Heau." Beld everywhere.
E
OR RENT-TUAT DESIRA.ULE STAND
rer eusincss
NO. EAST KINO HTREET.
Inquire within. mS-lwrt'
HE LARUECT AND FINEST LINE OP
tleerschaum and French Briar Pipes,
Cigar Helders, Clear Cases, HnuU Bexes and all
kluds of smoker' articles.
DEMUTU'B ClfJAR STOKE.
alg-tfdR 114 East King streeL
OPRINQ-IKIO. '
McGrann & Newlen, Tailors.
F
INE TAILORING.
l890"SPRING."l890
Fine Tailoring.
The Larecst and Meit Elcfnnt Assortment
of
SPRING NOVELTIES
New Ready Ter Your Innpectlen.
We would alto announce the purchase of n
Jeb Let of EnglUh Hultlne nnd Treueerluif ntu
great sacrifice, hlch we HI sell at
Astonishingly Lew Prices.
-Cull early te secure a, bargain In these
goods.
H. Gerhart,
ONLY
DIRECT IMPORTING TAILOR IN TIIECITY
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
dZ7-tfd
B
ARQAIN STORE.
REINHOLD'8 WHITE FRONT
Bargain Stere.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
Come aud kee the large user I mini of
Tinware. Brushes, Music.
Hardware. Wfcliki. Beeks,
Cutlery, Umbrellas, stationery,
HoUeware, Canes. Clocks,
Qusensware, Handkerchiefs, Chair Scats,
OUsswars, Dellies, Balls,
Lamps. Tidies, Tors.
Headquarters for 5c. and 10c. Goods
at tue
WHITE FRONT,
Near Psnn'a H. R. lUtlen.
BROTHER,
SPRING ITEMS IN
l)
Beys' Shirt Waist
N.w Style. In Warner'. PercWi. Hfalrtsl
mt arl
Kxtra Ooed Values lu Hhlrt Waists atfr),
Kid Gloves..
uSS'lSi,"!,'" D' "".'-1
Kid Gloves for street or driving waar. i
shsdes. nt ISA. tl. SI m '" w""r '
"Dent's" Imported Kid Gleve, Hprl
shades. j " I
Excellent Values In White and EniLreldsl
nigut noDcs.uec lOfl. 1
Neckwear.
4
NEWCOL0P.INO3. - . LATESHAPlj
L.VROE AHaORTAIENTS.
An uneqnalcd showing of Novelties atfiOcJ
Hpeclal confined novelties lu Finest Ne-1
wear Effects, tl.
Large, excellent showing of New Neckw.l
atv&e.
Hlack Neckwear, all kinds, novelties
staples always In stock.
Latest Styles In K Jt.W. Cellars and Cuffs.
Latest Styles lu Ancher llrand Cellars i
Cutis at ny,e.
Rubber Clothing for Men aud Reys.
West King Street.
Stevens Hbus
IMPORTERS OF
Dress Specialties
922 CHESTNUT STREET,
your notice their representative
present, in unrivalled variety, tr
and Children's Wear, cetnprisin
of their design and productieil
the Very Moderate Prices fop'!
and the best qualities and werlJ
jjlcw .btrgrtiBcmcntw.
rpIIECALLALILYIHTIIETRADEMARll
X of the FluostBeupou Earth. "PURITY J
rpANKS FOR WATER, OILS, ACID OR OAj
.a. i uuy nunpu or rupacuy, at utir prices, u
loJ01INBEaT,333EaMtrulteii street. inT-tl
TF YOU WANT A FOIHT-CLAB3 IRTABL
Enitlne and Beiler, en tihwli. chi-nn. u tlJ
following prices shew: 8 horse-power, H75;
horse-nevrer. S523 : 10 horse-Dewer. tS7S: 15 linnul
iwwcr, IS75 j 20 home-power, JI.I75, call at JOHll
lllvST'H, XEI East Fulton street. m7-tfd 1
TTSIHM ltmnk-u vtuw ri.v in wr.u
.E ngurcs, go te'jOUN BEST, 33J East Fultel
"i. rei'ua i
r
IOR OOOD BltUHIIKS GO TO
KILBURN.
BRU.ill MANUFACTUItER.211 WEHTKINd
ST., LANOAMTER, PA. 1
inl-lmdiw
irA8U EVERYTinNG THAT NEEDS T(l
..tV.. ba washed wllh" Purity fteap." You'll
naeiu
yf fff FEET OK PIPE. FIIOM U
J,JJJ Inch te 6 Inch diameter, fel
pnle at ll low flirure. and tlie nnlv Iieiihs In IhJ
city with a pipe cutting machine, cutting up til
0 Inch diameter, at .IOICN BESTS, 333 East Full
Will DIIITl. IIW-IIU
DTKAM HEAT IS TltKCOMINn HEAT Kill
C5 dwellliiRS, churches, school houses, ete.1
iiiuugn vuccesaiuuy iea ene nnnaren yesn
HKO. When you contemplate a change call en
JOHN JU-ST, wiie will give you u sutlttiicl
sstlsfiictery
jeu, ui n mir price.
in7-tld
T
HE PEOPLE'S OANU STORE.
REMNANT SALE
NO. 25 EAST KINO ST11EET.
Dnrliitf the patt week we have hunted out all
the reinuuiits In every departiiieut und will
I clean them out at low prices.
' Remnants of Kllks, Weel Press Uoeds,
I French und American Saline, White Uoeds,
Laces, Embroideries, etc.
Remnants of Cleths, Casslmcres and Suitings
Irem the Tailoring Department In lengths large
neugh lecut a Ladies' or Misses' Ceat, Beys'
, Suit or Pair of Pants.
All marked down te about one-half the regu
lar price. In this way you may get n first-class
nuteilal at the price of common goods.
The People's Cash Stere
25 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
mar-JU-lydll
3JOR CAST IRON PIPE FITTINGS. BOTH ;
plain and reducing, up te 6-lncb diameter J
alleable Fittings, lunges, Fiance Union J
jiiuuiuiu, Aiucnmn unions, juue isupp
-AT-
The People's Gash Stere;
(OPPOSITE P03TOFFICE.)
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