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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-17
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Late Flashes by the Eletrio Wires

Late Flashes by the Eletrio Wires
The McCalrlOnts indicate their intention
of compromising in their hostilitles with
Gowen.
There was brief cabinet session to day,
at which no business of special Importance
was transacted.
Representative Page tried to get the
House to resume consideration of his anti
Chinese bill to-day, but failed to muster
the requisite two-thirds votes.
There is serious break in the levee at
New Orleans.
Four men, charged with robbing Cluck' s
store lin MillerstOwn on Wednesday
night, were captured at Fairview,
and placed in Jail at New Bloomfield,
to-day. The arm Of one Of the party is
shattered by Il shot, supposed to have been
fired by Cluck at the time Of the robbery.
A mass meeting of miners and laborers
will take place at Pittston tomorrow
The miners will demand an advance Of 20
per cent, bat the leaders say a strike will
not be resorted to only in the event Of a
failure to come to satisfactory terms.
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BURIED ALIVE.


The horrible Fate OF Five Boys at st. Joseph
ST.. Louis, Mo-, March 17--Yesterday
horrible accident occurred at st. Joseph.
Some boys were digging tunnel in
hill on the outskirts Of the city
for boyish purposes. They took turns
it working at it in small parties.
Tho tunnel was several feet wide and had
been pushed into the hillside about ten
feet. At O'Clock some of the boys went
away, leaving at work Michael Garrish, aged
II; Allen Failcs, aged9; Sam'l Montgom-
cry, aged 8; John Montgomery, aged II
and Nicholas Kell, aged Is. When the
boys who had left returned at five o'clock,
they found the mouth of the tunnel closed
by a heavy mass of earth. Their cries
to their companions brought no
answer, and hastely they began
to remove the earth. Two feet from
the entrance the protruding hand of young
Failes was encountered. An alarm was
then given, and soon hundreds gathered
on the spot. The lifcless bodies of the
five boys were unearthed in the presence
of their anguished mothers and sisters.
Michael Garrish alone showed SYMPTOMS Of
life by faint pulsations of the heart, which
ceased almost as soon as his body was ex-
humed. All the boys belonged to well-to.
do families. A coroncr's inquest was held
this morning.
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A sure cure found at last! No one need
suffer! A sure cure for Bind, Bleeding, Itch.
ing and liberated Piles has been discovered
by Dr.. William ian Indian remedy, called Dr.
Williams Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases OF 25 or 80 years
standing. No one need suffer five minutes
after applying this wonderful soothing medi
cine. Lotions, instruments and electuaries do
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, ailays the intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm In
bed), acts as Il poultice, gives instant and pain.
less relief, and is prepared only tor Piles. itch
ing OF the private parts, and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Cofinberry, OF
Cleveland, says about DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment: 1 have used scores OF Pile
Cures. ana it affords me pleasure to say that
have never found anything which gave such
Immediate and permanent relict as DR.. Will
liam'S Indian Ointment.
For sale by Ii. B. Cochran, l37 and lS9 North
Queen street. Price, sl.Oo. HENRY & Co., Pro
prietors, o. Vcsey Street, New York.
teb24-TnNFd&W
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THE SHAW MURDER.
The Stranger That Died at YOrl

The Stranger Vn8C JSlcO ~ 1OEk.
Chief Of Police Deichler aud George w.
Hunter returned from York last evening,
whittier they had gone to ascertain
whether the man that had died in the
almshouse there, was or was not Shaw,
the murderer. The body was shown them,
and they at once saw that it was not Shaw.
The deceased wore full beard, his hair
was much mixed with grey, he had no
teeth, had on dark pants, much worn,
was taller than Shaw, and not as good
looking. Shaw did not wear side-
whiskers, nor a moustache, nor was
his hair or beard as grey as that of de-
ceased, and had comparatively good teeth.
The York authorities state that the de-
ceased was found last Thursday week in a
perishing condition in the lower end OF
York county and taken to tho almshouse,
where he died. He was unable to speak
from the time he was received at the
almshouse until short time before he
died, when he said very indistinctly that
he came from Erie and his name was Mon
aghan or McMonaghan, and that was all
Ec was able to say.
Complaint is made that the description
of Shaw, tho murderer, as given by the
county commissioners who have offered O
| reward of $500 for his apprehension, is
| very incomplete and in some measure in
accurate. Alderman Spurrier has re.
turned from the scene of the tragedy and
furnishes he following description, oh
| tained from parties who know Shaw we'll
| James Shaw is an Irishman by birth,
has been in this country since a boy, il
about so years old, feet to 9A inches in
height, weight about 100 to 155 pounds,
ho;r do IL, broup and when trrOwn lOnO oct
"sandy" brown or faded. When last seer
ho had tapering chin whiskers, running
down to point, of dark brown color,
slightly mixed with gray. His teeth are
rather large. somewhat decayed and SCI
far apart. He is supposed to have seal
on his forehead; there is a peculiarity
his left eye, the outside corner being
slightly contracted the eyelids are grcwr
together, making the eye, upon close in
spcction, appear smaller than the right
one !; he has an Indian ink mark on one o
his arms, is great tobacco chewer and
| usually smokes a pipe.
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Mar"h l..


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lArOO head; ship
ments $500 do: market fairly active and
steady common 70 good mixed: % 1905 g ;
heavy packing and shipping. g 1907 =
PhiNdelphia and larders. ~ S0ll7 Is; light,
S6 2Oa6 IS skips and culls, . 1895 10.
Cattie-Receipts, G,OOJ head !; shipments 100
90 ; market dull and loo lower: quality OF
offerings not very good exports, @6 3506 % {:
good to choice shipping steers, - 6O06 10;
common to fair, s5 2505 10 (; mixed bu:chers'
weak at 81 1895 10: stOckers and feeders slow
and plenty Mt s. 1895; closed weak and un-
settled.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head shipments, l,7Oe
do prices weak and 10025c. lower common
to medium at - 654I Is; corn-fed range
sheep at $ 3o45 50 good 10 prime mutlons.
= 5OG6.
Observation-Disclosures, lG0O head ;
nothing doing and steady.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1.lC0 head !:
good demand aid prices a shade higher !; all
offerings taken fair to good Western Sheep
- OOG6 so.
Hoss-Receipts. $500 head very few on sale
and all light grades light to choice York
weights ut s6 1901 10.
EAST Observation-Disclosures 0S6 head !;
market fair Mt yesterdays prices.
UOys-Reccipts, 1000 head all through
consignment; none for sale on market.
Sheep-Receipts, 9, 400 head market slow at
Yesterdays prices.
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Proof Everywhere.
II any invalid or sick person has the least
doubt Of the power and efficacy OF Hop Bit
tiers to cure them, they can find cases exactly,
like their own, in their OWE neighborhood,
with proof positive that they can be easily
and permanently cured at = trifltng eost-or
ask your druggist or physician.
GREENWICH Feb. II, 1850.
Hop Bitters C0.-SIR5-I was given uD by
the doctors to lie of scrofula consumption.
Two bottles OF your Bitters cured me.
ml5-2wd&w LEROY BREWER.
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Death of an Old NurRe.

Mrs. Elizabeth Zell, widely known in
this city as "Aunty ZeH" died this
morning at her home on North Queen
street, in the SOth year of her age. She
followed the profession of a nurse for at
least half a century, and not few of our
citizens who are now grandfathers and
grandmothers, were nursed by her when
they were infants. For the past 80 years
she has been widow. She was a genial,
kind hearted old soul. highly esteemed by
all who knew her. She leaves one grand
daughter who has lived with her for .
long time, and who took good care Of her
during her last illness, which was of about
two months duration.
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NOT On THE PROGRAMNIs; NJ q.
Lively Scene In q Milwaukee Theatre.

Lively Scene In . Milwaukee Theatre.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, March 17.-The re
ceipts at the Office of tho Academy of
Music, during the performance Of the
"Little Duke" by the Alice Oates com
pany hero last night, were attacked by
Gustave Hall, a former employee Of the
company. Two of tho sherifFs force
threw the money-taker over heater ir
tbe Office, and seized tho money that wa
in the drawers. Fred. Hall, the treasurer
of the company, is said to have had ril
broken in the melee. Judge Small was
present, and explained that the attach
ment was invalid, and, finally, the gar
nishee was withdrawn.
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Amusements.

"The Bankers Daughter."-Bronson How
ards great play Of this name, which has been
presented In this city before with such emf
nent success, viii be reproduced at the opera
house tomorrow night by the Collier comb
nation. There have been a number of changes
in the cast since the drama was last given in
this city, but If the complimentary press
notices which follow their present tour of tho
state may be relied on, the company has not
been weak ened by the substitutions.
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POSITIVE SALE of fine Horses, Wagons. Car
riages, Sleighs, Harness, Robes. etc., rear OF
Grape hotel, North Queen street. Lancaster,
on Monday, March Goth. at 10 O'Clock q. m.
Among the lot OF horses are tour pair of we'll
mated double teams, 5 and 6 years OLD. suitable
for coach and driving purposes. The balance
of p head are well broken gentlemsn's road
horses, we'll bred and speeded.
ml7-2td CYRUS II. COLVlN.
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PhilAhslphia MArk0a.

PHuADKPnIA, March l7-FloIr nrm bat
quiet.
Rye hour - ss9A IS.
Wheat steady.
Corn scarce and wanted for local use
Oats scarce and higher.
Ryo scarce at S5967c.
Provisi0ns firm and moderately active.
Lard firm.
Butter quiet, but steady for choioa Cream
cry extra, lO0l3o do good to ohOace, 3s03oc.
Rolls quiet
Eggs dull and lower Penn'a. st l7oi7sc !:
western At 163<617c.
Cheese dull.
Petroleum dull Refined. ~.
whisky sales at 81 ~.
Seeds-good to prime clover dull ut ~
CSC; do do Timothy firm at " 7i@: s.; do 'to
FlaXeed dull at q 10
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Alderman Barr's Office yesterday To get
the news he found the alderman had a
large-sized bee in his bonnet and was too
cantankerous to be communicative" and
80 he ran away. A reporter oughtn't to
be scared off by anything less than whole
nest of humble bees. That's what fright
encd us.
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A Lawyer In Trouble.

WATsEKA, ILL.,, March ILL.,. w. John
son, of Sheldon, editor of the Gazette, a
prominent politician and an applicant for
the Swedish counselship, is charged with
having forged commercial paper to the ex.
tent of several thousand dollars, and has
left the town.
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Parade by the Irish Catholics In Philatle:
DhiR

phia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE various
Irish societies, including tho Catholic Total
Abstinence Archdiocesan Union, with their
spiritual directors paraded through the city
to- day and presented a very fine appear.
ahce. For tho first time in several years
the day was Ons Of sunshine and fair
weather. At tho various Catholic
churches the day was observed with ap-
propriate religious ceremonies.
The Celebration at Washington.
WASHINGTON, March list. Patrick s
day was celebrated here by parade of the
various Hibernian societies. a banquet
will take place this evening, at which it is
expected ex-Secrctary Blaine and othel
prominent men will be present.
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Factory FIRE in PhiIadelpb,a,

PHILADELPHIA, March 17.-A fire &C.
CURED early this morning in j. w. Hill
toms cotton and wollen yarn factory, 46th
and Girard avenue. The loss on the
building is So, 200, and on tho stock
$4,000.
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An EnelI.hman,s Sad Death.

NI1FFL1NTowN, Pa, March 17.-John
Lynch attempted to board a moving freight
train on the Pennsylvania railroad, at this
place last night, but was thrown under
the wheels and almost instantly killed. He
was from Darlington, England, and has
been only two weeks in this country.
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NHw YORK. March l7.--FlOur--Stato and
western steady, with moderate export ant
home trade demand. Southern quiet and
steady.
Wheat H0Ac higher and strong moder.
ate speculative trading; No. 2 Red, April,
81 Ssiz0l 34x do July. q 25Sl 3s
Corn trife better and moderately active
mixed western spot, 69078o do future, 7l9<
078zc.
Oats without decided change; No. April,
5Oxc; state, 5IS51c; Western. 50656c.
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"A Political Canard.

WASHINGTON, March 17-It is authori-
tatively stated that there is no foundation
for the report that Judge Robertson,
collector Of the port of New York, has re-
signed, and that Police Commissioner
French is to be appointed in his place.
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Go to Il. Il. COcnra.'s Drag Store, l37 North
Queen street, for .!:Iy Freeman's NeV Ma
tlonaE Dyer. For b: Y'ui;.ss and durability OF
color, ARE unequal i .::or from to pounds.
Directions in Eng tnh German. Price. -
cents.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 17.-For
the Middle and South Atlantic states,
warmer and partly cloudy weather, follow
ed during the night by light rains, winds
shifting to east and south, lower barom-
eter by Saturday morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
hublimely BeautifuI.

sublimeIy Beautiful.
A pair OF beautiful sun-nowers on Eascls
will be mailed free TO any lady who will send
ten cents in postage stamps or money to DR.. C..
w. Benson, No. 106 Eutaw st. Baltimore, Nd.
LOG North Eutaw Street, Baltimore, Md.
ml6 2wd& W
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Impotence OF mind. limb, or vital function
nervous weakness, sexual debility &C., cured
by Wells Health Remover. 81. For sale nj
John F. Long & Sons.
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PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
COLUMBIA BREWERY.

DUBLyC SALE OF "A VALUABLE
COLUMBIA BREWERY,
On FRIDAY, the 24th day of MARCH, Il. ID.
1882, the undersigned, attOrney-in-facL for tho
heirs Of William L. PEPPER, deceased, will ex-
pose to public sale, at the Franklin House, IN
the borough of Columbia, that valuable
Brewery and Restaurant, situated on the north
side Of Walnut street, between Third and
Fourth streets. in the borough Of Columbia,
designated on the Plan of Old Columbia by
the number 81; coz staining in front on said
Walnut street sixty-six feet, and in depth to
an alley two hundred and ten feet. more or
less adjoining property Of Caroline Desch
and others.
The improvements are a two-story Brick
Dwelling House, large Brick Brewery, with
Engine. Boilers, Mash Tubs, etc.; Engine
House, Vault, Stable. Wagon Shed. Hog Pen,
Ice House ana other improvements.
The place 10 now licensed as q restaurant
Possession given April l, 1882.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p. NJ, when
attendance will he given and terms male
known by JOHN d. SKILES,
Attorney Fact for Heirs of VIM. L. PEPPER,
Deceased.
B. r. Row.. Aucti0neer. ml6 tsd
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New York, Philadelphia and Local stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily By
JACOB Il. Love. q North Queen street.
Nkw YORK.
Stocks dull. Money ate.
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BOOTS & SHORS.

Ready.mado or Made to Order. 60 to
+. H1EMENZ'S..
No. los North Queen Street.
Custom Work Speciality. jy2.tfdS&N
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Flies and Mosquitoes.
A l5c. box OF "RouSh on Rats viii keep q
house free from flea, mosquitoes, rats and
mice, the entire season. Druggists
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Who murdered his wife March ], 1881, near
Bartville. COlerain township, Lancaster
county, Pa.
SHAW is an Irishman by birth, abOu: IS
years of age. Feet. 10 or IL Inches in
height; weight about $50 pounds. His hair IL
jet black, and had a tapering chin bearC mixed
with grey. His coat and vest were black, and
his trousers navy blue; his hat dark sloRch.
His front teeth are large and slightly decay
cd has a scar over right eye about ~ inches
in length. ml3-1wd&w
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Thomas Howard, Bradford, Pa, writes: 81
enclose money for Spring Blossom. Us said
would IT It cured me; my dyspepsia has van.
shall never be without it in the house." Price
50 cents. For sale ut IL. Il. Coclllan's drug
store. l37 North Queen street. Lancaster.
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Too Sensitive.

The reporter of tho Eraminsr is too sen.
sitive. He says that when he called at
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Horses Purchased. .

The committee have purchased several
fine horses to be used in the fire department
and are arranging for the purchase of
others. The whole number required is
fourteen.
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NEW RIISijMENIiS.

(NORK SHAVINGS FOR SALE FOK FILL
Il ing Beds and Mattresses, ut the LANCAS-
TER CORK WORKS. Can order by telephone.
nlI IdeOd&Wtt
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NEW WADVERTLSEMENTS.

DUBLIC SALE.-ON FRIDAY, MARCH "a
L 1852. at the Leopard Hotel, a new two
story Brick Dwelling House, containg hall
and six rooms, situated at No. sos West Lemon
street.
Sale at O'Clock and conditions made known
by s. L. TUCKER
HENRY SHUBERT, AuctiOneer. ml7-lWd*
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4 pure strengthening tonic. free from
whisky ana alcohol. cures dyspepsia, and SIM
liar diseases. 1t has never been eGualled.
Browns Iron Bitters. ml3-lwd&w
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL Lancaster County National Bank. Mt Lam
caster. in the state of Pennsylvania, at the
close OF business, March II, 1852:
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EOK kALE.-AN IMMENSE NUMBER OF
HOUSES, STORES, BUILDING LOTS, &C.,
of ali descriptions. In all localities and at all
prices.
NEW CATALOGUE,
with prices, FREQ to every one.
ALLAN A. HERR Il CO.,
dec33md North Duke street.
DUBLIC SALE OF TWO LOTS Or TO-
L BACCO.-The undersigned will sell ut
their warehouse. North Mulberry and Harris
burg Turnpike, Lancaster, Pa, TWO LOTS of
TOBACCO at public sale, on WEDNESDAY,
MARCH q, 1882 at 10 o'clock a. NJ, for the
purpose of defraying expenses OF storage, &c.
Tho attention of tobacco dealers and cigar
makers Is called to the sale.
A. 8. ROSENBAUM & co.
DUBLIC SALE OF STOCKS.-ON MON
/ DAY MARCH2O, 1882, will be sold at pub
lie sale, for the undersigned. executors of
Abraham Peters, deceased, at the Cooper
House, Lancaster city, Pa, the following, to
wit:
10 Shares Farmers National Bank Stock
IL Shares Manor Turnpike Stock.
40 Shares Mllersville Street Car Railway Stock.
Sale to commence ut o'clock p. NJ. On said
day, when conditions will be made Known by
JACOB u. PETERS,
H. S. SHlRK.
Executors.
SAM'L HESS Son. Auctioneers. mi5-4td
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IL Farmers National Bank Of Lancaster,
Pa, ut the close of business, March II, 1882:
RESOURCES
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FSTATE OF MARY BURDisT, LATE OF
II Lancaster, Pa, deceased.-Letters tesla.
to the Undersigned, all persons indebted to
said doccdent are requested to make tmmedt.
ate settlement and those having claims or de-
mands against the estate OF said decedent, to
make known the same to the undersigned
without delay, residing in Lancaster City.
L. Il. KOTE, Administrator.
J.W. JOHNSON, Atty. ml7-6tdoaW
DUBLIC SALE OFHOkSEs.-ON SATUE-
i DAY, MARCH Is, 1882, will be sold at pub
city, Pa, the following live stock, to wit 4:
Twenty head of Western Pennsylvania
Horses some heavy and some good drivers.
sented by the undersigned, or no sale. A
credit OF 60 days will be given.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. of said
day, when attendance will be givenby
GEORGE GROSSMAN,
JACOB H. BAUSMAN.
SAMUEL HESS II SON, AuctiOneers. ltd
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CLOSING OUT: CLOSING OUT!
u The Balance of stock Of Boots and Shoes
of the Eagle Shoe Store that were saved from
the fire OF the Inquirer Building. will be sold
sold this month. Now fs your time toI bar.
gains at No. 346 NORTH QUEEN ST. (above
the Northern Market HOuse.)
ml7-2td JOHN HE1MENZ.
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FOR SALE

E(R SALE.
------------
STORE Room FOR RENT,
~ APPLY TO
PHILIP LEBZELTER,
feb27-ttd al North Qucon street.
IrARM FUR KENT.
L About 50 Acres OF Land, in n high state ct
cultivation, known as the John K. McGOv-
ern Farm" situate on LititZ Pike, Eartly in
the city limits. Apply to
BAUSMAN & BURNS,
ml:-tfd<w 10 West Orange street.
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Grain and PrOvhsOn OUotasa0ns
One O'Clock quotations OF grain and prori.,
ions, furnished by 9. x. Yundt. Br'.Scr. t.'t
East King street.
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Last evening the special fire commit
tee met at the mayors Office and opened
the bids for erecting two stables-ore in
the rear of the Empire truck house, and
one in the rear of the Washington engine
house. The bids were as follows: John
A. Burger, s1,0S0; Joseph S. Zook, $925.-
so; John W. Reith, s870 John Evans,
$3.50. The contract was awarded to Mr..
Evans, he being the lowest bidder.
Tho Empire Truck.
The bids for remodelling the Empire
truck were also opened. They were as
follows Samuel B. Cox, s125 the Den
nison manufacturing company of Reading,
S9O. The contract was awarded to the
Dennison company, they agreeing to pay
freight both ways and return the truck to
Lancaster within ten DAYS after it is re-
ceived in Reading.
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CPRING INTERCHANGEABLE are worn
- much more than q winter overcoat. and
every man should have a spring over
coat. Frequently when heavy weight
could not DO worn at all, a light weight
coat might be worn with great comfort.
We have many kinds, very desirable in
quality and fabric.
SNODGRASS, MURRAY & co.
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IEW ADHR1flsEAENTS.
SfH1se DRESS GOODS
Spring WOOlen Fabrics

"ANDSOME PANTALOON GOODS
III Among the first things that every gentle
man wants at the beginning of the season
ia pair of pantaloons Knowing this our
stock OF spring cassimcres have been
open and displayed for some time and
we are having q good trade in them.
Styles tor the season are very good and
prices reasonable.
SNODGRASS, MURRAY & CO.,
MARKET AND NINTH STS.