Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-07

rnE FIVE POINTS PnARmAos.
Iaprevsmsnts Recently Made to the Store
Reopis who were Before the squires
ON Petty Charses

Iaprovsmsnts Recently Made to sse store.
Reopie who were Before the sqnires
ON Petty Charses
been going on for some time past at the
been completed, and the store 10 now one OF
the finest in town. The store has been 70
modelled and made much larger. The
floor 10 covered with handsome vari. oolored
ulipg. The walls and ceiling have been
hau dsomely pspered with 4 nne iliumin.
ateei border. The prescription case extends
.cross tho rear from counter TO counter,
and IL of solid mahogany, having French
nlste mirror in the centre The case IL
ornsmented with hand. painted panels and
bronzs figures. Oa the top 10 . large
bror 70 piece, representing patients entering
drug store, physiclans examining patients
and drug clerks busily engaged. The
shelving isalso OF mahogany, and IL divided
into six sections, with large mirrors In the
centres. On the top are bronze panels
representing different parts Of the drug
business The counters are OF mahogany
with open glass fronts, and are In harmony
with the other parts Of the store, which is
lighted by two 4.light brass chandeliers,
with cut-class globes. The store reflects
credit upon the proprietor, DR.. Q. r.
Markell.
In the Police Courts.
Lizzie Everly, colored, was before SqulJ q
Solly last evening charged with assault and
battery by II attic Davis. She gave ball foi
trial at court.
August wit,enberg and Philip Schloss
man we're before Squire Solly last evening
| for being drunk and disorderly at Coco
Hope tavern. wittenberg paid the costs
John Lockard, known a. EQUITY" wa
on drunk yesterday and abused the famiI y
OF Lewis Lyle, on North Front street
Officer Schill arrested him and Squire SollJ
cent him to jail for thirty days.
Squire Evans gave Evan Miles hearing
last evening for being drunk and dis
orderly. lie paid the cos!s aud was dis
charged.
Hattie Davis had q hearing for assault
| and battery and surety OF the peace pre-
ferred by LIZZIE Evenly before Squire
Evans. She was sent to J all for trial
court.
| A roy Bitten Wy y Snake.
John Sslzsr, aged II years, son OF Geo
w, Seltzsr, chief car Inspector OF the y. X
X, wfs bitten In the right hand last even
ing by water snake. He was sitting on
raft and reached In the river for stick
when he was bitten. The wound BILE
freely and was quite painful.
Henry Koch, supervisor OF the Tide
water ca 4, was overcome by tho heat ye,
terday a,tcrnoon while standing near th
fremont house. He was taken In tn
hotel and after wards removed to his hom
in wrightsvllle. He is much improve
this morning.
The Y, NJ. G. A. will meet this evenin
to discuss matters relating to the csn'er
J nial.
The vlgilsnt IRE company, OF York, Ina
declined the invitation to parade durir
the centennial.
The parior OF the Columbia engine hou
Is being handsomely papered by Harry
Lichty.
Cnippata Castle, No 5S. X. OF q. Il hi
, | issued handsome souvenir invitations Il
= | the centennial
!. The NieiIant fro company will meet
n regular session this evening.
i Huutipg's circus opened In town yos,e
. day to largo audiences and gave hrstcla
a performances. They occupy the vacant
i. opposite the bail grounds and will rema
three dayp. The show Ia deserving I
good patronage 1t IL receiving.
af Tho pews and carpet OF the Second STR
.R Lutheran church have been removed a
q. tho work OF repairs will now commence.
,k John X Henry aud wife left this mo
ing for their home In Washington city
c. Miss Dora Sterline has returned from
OO trip to Harrisburg.