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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-08

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By RAWLINGS & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. II north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
4 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT WITH A
IN THE COUNTY OF HENKICO NEAR THE
WESTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, FRONT ING 30 FEET on THE NORTH
BACK BETWEEN PARALLEL LINES $50 FEET
TO AN ALLEY, BEING LOT No. 80 IN THE
PLAN OF HOPEDALE.-By virtue OF deed Of
trust from William Perkins TO tho undersigned,
duly recorded IN Deadlock III, page 1877. Henri
co County Court, dated March 4, 1885. default
having been made in the payment OF a certain
note therein secured, and being required so 10
do by the beneficiary, will sell by auction, on
the premises, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1888,
at ~ O'Clock p NJ, the PROPERTY described
above.
TERMS: Cash az to a balance of $40, with in
terest from March (. 1885, aud expenses OF sale;
balance on such terms "a the sald Perkins may
direct or all cash at the option OF the purchaser.
WILLIAM II. BEVERIDGE,
Trustee.
RAWLINGS & ROSE, Auctioneers mis-
BY George w. Mayo. Aucnoneer.
Ono. Y. Lsughton. Jr.. Salesnan,)
No. "A Ninth street.
FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND
L CTHER CARPETS, MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES, 6C.--My regular sale OF the above
articles will occur his week on
FRIDAY,
instead Of Thursday, as usual.
GEORGE W. MAYO,
NH sit Auctioneer.
ByJsmcs b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
lil3 Main street.
THAT BEAUTIFUL LOT, 33 BY
4 10 FEET,
NEAT TWO-sTORY DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING THEREON,
No. s2 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
By request Of the owner I shall sell by public
auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1888.
al 5 o'clock p. NJ, the above named ATTRAC-
TIVE AND WELL-LOCATED DETACH Ed
BRICK DWELLING, with FINE LOT, fronting
SO feet and extending back between parallel
lines 100 fee: TO an alley 10 feet wide, the dwell
Of one OF the two tenements for which the lot Is
well suited.
This Is a snug little home. with good surround
ings, near 70 business, contains i've rooms, gas
and wator, 10 nice order. and offers peculiar III
durements TO builders for rental purposes Go
to see II aud attend the sale.
Terms: Easy, and announced al sale.
fnh4 }. u. RLAM, AucIioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-08
BY Poindexter & Dcnoon,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1909 Main street

4 UCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE
N TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING STU:
ATFD AT THE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF CLAY
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS.-By request OF
the owner We will sell by auction, Oh the pre-
misses, on
THURSDAY. MARCH s. 1888,
NJ Z O'Clock p NJ the abOve-described property.
The LOT fronts 30 feet on Thirteenth street by
lS2 feet The HOUSE contains five rooms. in
good order, and is always under good rental.
bargain will be sold.
TERMS: one third cash; balance In six ana
twelve months
PoINDEXTER & DENOoN.
mia AucuOnesrs
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BY George w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
tJno. Z. Laugh;on, Jr., SalesmanJ
No. u Ninth street.

kJuO. n. LtuEulOus olss Hott'AiofN
No. "a Ninth street.
CTOCK OF SELECT FAMILY
- GROCERIES. STORE FIXTURES, FINE
ICE-BOX, SHOW CASES, GROCERS IOP-
WAGON. TOP. BUGGY, FIVE GOOD WORK
HORSES, &C., AT AUCTlON.-ou
THURSDAY TIE SIN INSTANT,
at IOH o'clock, will sell at the store No 400 west
Cary street, the ENTIRE Stock OF FAMILY
GROCERIES. consisting Of n well-selected stock
OF fresh aud seasoDable goods, embracing
SOAPS.
CANNED GOODS.
WOOD AND WILL0W-WARE,
SHOWCASES,
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES,
MEAT-RACKS
BLOCKS AND SCALES;
l ZIMMERS REST AURANT ICE-B0X-one OF
the best In the city;
An invoice Of CHEWING AND SMOKING To-
BACCO AND CIGARS;
lGROCEKS 1OP-WAGON-in good order.
ALSO,
GOOD WORK-HORsES-well broke 70 har-
ness:
/ TOP-BUGGY, and In nice order.
K. W. GARY.
GEORGE W. MAYO. Auctoneer NH 6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-08

1hese Trains aTsO nake cIlso INNIH'TI0Is NJ
Farmvillc. Lynchburg, aud Southwestern p0.ltS
and Ali stations Oh the Norfolk and " estcrn ral-
road. except the lug train. Passengers ~
points west Of Petersburg should tAke the .
train instead II. u. 'iLf
superintendent.
ct d. MYERS. General Superintendent
T. NJ EAABRsOS, General Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS, TrAfIic Manager. fe2s
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN, n

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, MON Tn
~ DAY NIGHT. from my place, corner I'D
Of Seventh and Hpl streets. Manchester,
LARGE sORREL HORSE; large bone and mus
Gle: about sixteen hands high; small sofc on
tho left side OF back and small white spot in
forehead; hieh-headed and moves well IN bar
rosa liberal reward will be paid for his re-
coyery. II. a. coTTRkLL
nh 1-2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-08
RICHMOND AID DAsvrLLE RAILROAD CO.,
DURHAM COUNTY On. g. BONDS
~ FOR SALE.

Sealed bids Will be received until FRIDAY at
IL O'Clock ~. (March 9th) for $50 900 Of DURHAM
IN. c. COUNTY BONDS. These bon0s SIRE Is
sued under the authority OF the laws OF the state
of North Carolina Code, sections 1896, 1897, 1898
1922 and 5000, and in pursuance Of the votes VI
the people OF the city and county OF Durham.
y. c., July IL. 1875. They are 0-per-cent boaGs,
interest payable April amt October at the Nor
camille trust Company. Baltimore. Md thirty
years 10 run from January I. 1857. Parties
making bids will please state price for the whole
or part. or for part separately. ANY further
information before bidding may be obinined by
addressing the undersigned at Lynchburg. Va,
or J. ;. Carr. Eco. L. j. Parrish, ESQ. or q. W.
Watts, Esq, Durham, n. G. Bids should be
marked "Sealed Bid" and enclosed In another
envelope and addressed to the undersigned.
Privilege Is reserved 10 reject any and all bids.
Address PETER j. 0TEY.
President Lynehburg and Durham Railroad
Company, Lynchburg, Va.
fe e3-Tu, Th&satMhs
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RAILROAD LINES
Schedule In Effect
January IS, 1883
CONNECTIONS.

NVlfN
Train No. 30 makes connection at keysville
for Chase City ADD Clarksyille at Greeosboro
for Durham and Raleigh daily except sunday
and all points on North Carolina Division, sud
Northwestern North Caroline railroad.
Train No. 80 makes connection AT Greensooro
for Raleigh, Goldsbor0. and MOrehead CITY, ~
Salisbury for Asheyille. Hot Springs, and al
points in Western North Carolina; at Charlotte
with Charlotte. Columbia aud Augusta railroad
for Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, sa-
ysnnsh. ThomasYille, Ca, Jacksonville, and
other Florida poins: also. With Carolina Cen
trel railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the South arrive at hicnmona
s.tE A and 2.45 y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-08

WANTED, AN ACTIVE MAN OR
w WOMAN In every county to sell our goods.
Salary SIS per month and expenses. Capvassipg
outfit and particulars free. STANDARD Sill
yERwAKK COMPANY, Boston, Msss.
ia lisa, Tu&Thsm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-08
TIE CHAM PIOM


WANTED, MY FRIENDS AND
w the public generally 10 know that am sell.
ing the PEERLESS RAILROAD ANTHRACITE
COAL which hnye reduced the price fro II ff.5
to $3.50 Ver ten 10 reduce STOCK. Come early aud
get some q The best YOU ever had. SPLINT,
LUMP, BRIGuTHOPE. POCAHONTAS, and
SOFT COhE Tor CRATES or stoves Good seasoned
PINE WOOD az Sl.55 per half cord; sawed, g Is
at your door. OAk WOOD at lowest market
ra,cs-iong sawed. and split Try ma end you
will be sure 10 come again. | am also ceiling TO
dealers at market rates. Il. @. GARY.
No 70 south Eighth street.
Telethonc sjl NH sit
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BY John T. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
Bank and Eleventh street.

VALUABLE WEST BROAD
' STREET STORE PROPERTY OPPOSITE
ELBA STATION FOR SALE BY AUCTiON.-At
the request OF the ow0er | will sell al pubic
auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH I0, 1888,
.,aaoo,ciock p NJ that uostsntlst'rW O- STORY
BRICK STORE No. zoo west Broad street, at
present and for several years past occupied Is a
restaurant On the second floor Is dwelling OF
five rooms. with q sde-enuanco from broAu
repair. The lot has front Of 2J feet aud depth
OF 1s5 feet 70 a vide paved alloy. ~ Is seldom
such desirsb bic property IL offered for sale In
that rapidly growing section Of Broad street, ana
the special attention OF capitalists aud others Is
invited. - .,,>.
TERMS: At sale. JOHN 1. 0ODOiN,
r,hseai n "a ihS1s Auctioneor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-08

L OST, TUESDAY NIGHT. FTTT
aud Niuth streets. A POCKET BOOK. k1Ztt57N
containing about $50 and valued papers: con.
tanned also cards OF owner. liberal reward
VII DO given n returned. NH SIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-08

LOST. srxAYED, AND FOUND.

L OST, BETWEEN THIRD AND
IL Sixth streets ON Broad, LIGHT HAIR
BRAID. IL found, please leave at the Dssraieh
Office. mh Sit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-08

V,RUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
i NORTH TYLER STREET NEW PROPER
TY.-fy virtue OF deed Of trust from John l.
Sanderson OF record In the clerks ONCE o. the
Richmond Chancery Court, In Deed-Book iS5 Z,
page 2S3, default having been made IN inc pay
,ncpt of tho notes there by secured and being re-
oulrcd 50 70 do by the holders thereof, VIII seu
by auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, MsHcH IL. 1893,
at AZ o'clock p. NJ, tho following PROPERTY
10 wit: A NEW FRAME DWELLING, contain
ing four The lot has front OF on ING
east line OF Tyler street by a depth OF iOS feet
This Is tho class OF property that rents we'll
Come 70 the sale aud invest therein.
TERMS: Cash.
EDMUND PENDLET0N, Trustee:
CHEWING & ROSE, Auctioneers. nm
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Daily fDsily cxccp, sunday
.1rannrsTfs "a affrl

Nos. q and Is make 10 stops No q stop,
only or signal ~ Manchester aud Chester 40
"a stops only on signsl at Chester, NentrsNA
spd Manchester No - stops On signsl ala
regular stations No. ~ stops on sigral ~ Al
regular stations aui also a. Temples ana Port
wa thnll Nos 81. y. %. -. IS. ami 81, VIII stop
Of all stations for passengers
PULLMhN-CAk SERVICE
On Trains Nos 10 and . slecplng-cArs between
New YORK ana Tampa. fla. tria Jacksonville.
ON Trans Nos. Il and q soeping-cars between
washing ion aud Charleston. On Trhin No u
sleeping.cnrs retwcen Washington ami Ia-k.
eonvnIe. ON Train No ~ .leeping gear between
Jacksonville and New YORK
on Trains NOs q aud Is sleeping-csrs between
Washington and ThomAsyiile. On Trains NlA
IS and 66 slecping-cars between Washington
and Wilmington
In addition 10 the above
THE NEW YORK AMI FLORIDA SPECIAL
CONSISTING or vEsTf3CLE PULLMAN cAhs ONLY
leave Richmond. south bound, as 7.Z3 z. N. sni
arrive az Petersburg ~ r. w., on NoIfayS
Tuesdays, Wednesday,. Fridays and >nnr syL
Leave Petersburg north bound, az 80. A. Y
aud arrive al Richmond al A. ". on Nom
days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, an satYr-
days.
Extra fare Is charged on This train.
TIE ONLY ALL-RAIL LiSE TO NORFOLK.
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n TED. PURCHASERS FOR

WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR
w ERST-cLAsS BUEL- VIII guarantee
satisfaction giving Coal 10 suit 10 size and quail
ty: and n desired glll give .hromo or LITTLE
INSTRUn EN1 10 break up the coal or will have
II broken for yon. BUT WILL NOT INSTRUCT
MY DRIVERS TO REFUSE To 90 TO THE
CITY SCALES III ANY ONE WISHES TO sac 4
THAT THEY GET WHAT THEY PURCHASE
1905 Cary. aud broad and Norton streets.
10 26- dbtkteod6t G. IA. PAGE.
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HOUSES FOR RENT E7
BY hA
y. W. BOWIE, REAL ESTATE AUCTI0NRER

FOR RENT G
By NJ
y. W. BOWIE, REAL ESTATE AUCTI0NBER.
No sol east Leigh street; 10 rooms.
No u south Fifth street, corner Cary street;
l. rooms.
No $40 east Franklin street: IA rooms.
No south ! bird street; 10 rooms.
Ne. south Third street; 10 rooms.
No 305 east Main street; 10 looms.
No 2l5 Governor street: rooms
No north second street: rooms
No 72l west Main street; rooms.
No 2ll5 east Broad street: rooms.
No. 1913 east Grace street; rooIns.
No. liz Beech street: d rooms.
Also. number Of SMALLER HOUSES In all
sections Of the city.
cali for n copy Of my Trent BULLETIN"
which gives full particulars Of all properties
have Tor renL mn o-eod3t
EOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEAH
4 and ADMIRABLY WELLLOCATEDA f
RESIDENCE. No g0l cast Clay street. containing
ten rooms. all modern Improvements, and Ia
good repair. JOHN L. GODDlc,
Real Estate Agent.
NH f.eod3t Bank aud Eleventh streets.
MISERABLE BROAD-STREETTe
- STORE FOX RENT.-1ho store No. 40 NJ
west Broad street. with dwelling ABOVE. contain
ing four rooms, oath, g.. New and In good
order. Can he rented at low price. eau Tor
" RENT BULLETIN" Apply 20 ,,,.r,
NH 6-eod3t Real Estate Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-08

By Fred. II. Williams, Auctioneer,
2i2 north Nineteenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-08
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RlcA-
MoND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRECTION.

Correspondlngly quick time 70 other points
Through hills Of lading issued al low rates.
G. A. TAYLOR
no9 General Freight Agent
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-12

Matte rickcrs To Night-Jhis evening we
are to have Matte Niokers, the popular SOU.
brotte. In her new play Chorub" In IL she
introduces all OF her taking specialties, such
songs. dances, Sc. or the actress an play
The Louisville Commercial. Gazette says:
"Miss Matte Vickers. the charming soubrette
appeared last night for the frst time In E A.
Lockes three.act comedy y drama, oherub, The
Pearl Of serpent Mountain The play and the
star made hit. Miss Nickers' company Is
good one. and 1T is safe to predict that busi
moss tor the balance OF week will be good"
2he Female Company. --On Wednesday syon
Ing Lilly Clay's large gaiety company, under
the management OF Sam I. jack and led by
Alice Townsend, tho dashing burlesaue star
will appear at the opera house. The company
includes tho La Porte Sisters, singers Airline
= Reno. the great trapeZe performers; ; Tn,
Metropolitan Four, and many others. The
performance concludes with the great sens.
tion. entitled "The Little Devils Reyel,n
Modjeskd Tomorrow Erenin0 "A large nun.
Der OF seats for Modjesk have already been
sold, and the Indications are that tho talen ID
ana popular actress Will have q large and
fa,hionable audience rs she usually has here.
There seems to be an impression that reserved
seats can only be had Tor 81 .Ooand ST. 90. This
In not the casa. however, as excellent seats In
the circle can yet be purchased for rs cents
Persons desiring to sse the actress in the
great play AS ou Like It," would do well to
purchase their tickets in advance. This may
be the last opportunity to see Mod ka for
some time. She has large and strong com.
pauy,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-12

David Jeffriee, bricklayer, sth ward, city.
Levi X. Brown, farmer, Fulton.
&. A. Bowers, Ice dealer, 9th ward, city.
John Garman, supervisor, K. Cocalicc.
Michael Gross, shoemaker, Upper Lea
D. M. Bufrenmysr, grain and lumber,
Eden.
BENZ. q. Msrkley, gent, Conestoes.
k. J. Watson, wheelwright, Drumore
Albert Smith, farmer, Providence.
David Cramer, farmer, Martic.
Geo. w. Eaby, clerk, "a ward, city.
BENZ. l.. Hess, farmer, Mannheim town.
W. II. Fendrich, tobscconlst, Columbis.
Samuel M. Nolt, miller, Mannheim town.
Abraham Herr, supervisor, Martic.
Adam b. Long, farmer, Mannheim town.
Frank q. Mellipger, farmer, Manor.
VIM. Studenrotb, cigarmaker, West
Earl.
). Frank Reist, grocer, lst ward, city.
Abraham Breitegam, miller, Lancaster
Ciemont Munson, cigar packer, 9Th ward,
John A. slade, Inn keeper, Columbia.
John Charles, farmer, Manor.
John 3. Breneman, coal dealer, 30 ward,
city.
Peter Hershey, farmer, Paradise.
John II. Eby, fsrmer, Leacock.
Abram Mast, farmer, Salisbury.
Aaron Dissinger, merchant, Elizabeth
town.
II. b. Shreiper, farmer, Mannheim twp.
Monroe NJ. Piautz, merchant, Msnhelm
Dor.
A. q. Finn, merchant, OH ward, city.
8. j. Beard, farmer, Penn.
y. q. Seiirit, farmer, Brecknock.
John M. SheDk, farmer, Providence.
Martin l.. Greidsr, farmer, Rspho.
Henry Gunkel, carpenter, 9Th ward, city
John Cresbacb, driver, OH ward, city.
II. y. Musser, lumber merchant, Eas
Donegal.
Whitfield 8. Keneday, farmer, Salisbury
K Herr Esbenshade, merchant, Paradise
Andrew Greider, farmer, West Hemp
field.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-12
, -yAr~ PRESBYTERIAN RECITAL.
Honoring tho Centenary sabbath schooi u
IN RDlrit0d Fashion

Honoring tho Centenary sabbath schooI Dsy
In Spirited Fashion.
Special exercises for the Presbyterian
Centenary Sabbath School Day we're held In
the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon,
March ii, and Notwithstanding the rain
storm which deluged the streets the attend.
snce was large, and over SIS was realized
for the centenary fund. The exercises con-
sisted Of music, reading in concert, quts-
Il % and answers on the history OF the
cl uru /, the doctrine OF the call to the min.
Isl = and ministerial relief
A brief summary of the history Of the
Presbyterian church was thus presented:
The first permanent Presby terian church
In this country, It IL generally believed.
was organized by the Rev. Richard Denton
at Hampstead, Long Island, In lG44, 1t Is
probable that the first presby.erv was
organized by several ministers at Phila-
delphia In 1905 or 1905. The frat synod
was organized In l7l6 by the original pres
bytery dividing itself into four presby-
teries and constituting itself the synod.
Tho general assembly wss organized on
the fourth Thursday Of May, l7sS. In that
year the synod OF New York and Philadel-
phia divided itself into four synods -
namely, the synods OF New York and New
Jersey, of Philadelphia, Of Virginia and Of
tho Carolinss. 1t then ordered q general
assembly to meet In Philadelphia on the
third Thursday OF May, 1889.
This synod, before its final adjournment
In l7SS, amended aud adopted the West
minister confession OF faith and the larger
and shorter Catechisms, with the forms OF
government and discipline and tho direc-
tory for worship, and ordered sll these
books to Do published as the constitution
| OF the Presbyterian church in the United
States of America.
On the oath Of May OF this year (1SSS)
IL celebrated the one hundredth meeting Of
tho general assembly. The special day OF
celebration is tho fourth Thursday, being
tho anniversary OF the passage OF the reso-
lutions adopting the constitution of the
church, erecting the four synods and crea
ting the general assembly. The prin-
| cipal features OF this centennial
celebration are the collection OF the
histories Of tho churches, the pres
byteries, the synods, the general assem-
bly,, the boards and the theological semi
naries, and on the anniversary Thursday
the delivery OF orations at public mestin gs
bearing upon the work, influence, duty
and future Of the Presbyt eIian church in
the United States OF America.
The total amount contributed by the
church for religious purposes last year
was Sll ,O9s 622, OF which $7S5, ,070 were for
home missions and $669, sol for foreign mis-
sions.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-12
Retarned From Florida.

samuel NJ. Myers, John ]. Hartman,
William Riddle and II. y. Williamson,
who with their wives have been In Florida
for the past three weeks, returned homo on
Saturday evening. They were delighted
with their trip, M the weather was so
pleasant In that land OF oranges They AZ
rived in time to witness last nights storm
and are 30 Disguised with the weather OF
today that they wish they had deferred
their trip hcme few weeks later.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-12
A Committee Chosen,

The joint burial lot committee OF George
II. Thomas Post si G. A. K, and Admiral
Reynolds Post 405. &. A. X, of this city,
met In the hall Of post 405 on Saturday
evening and organized the committee for
the ensuing year. The following comrades
were present: DR.. Jas. =. Wickersham aud
J. L. Vogan, OF post 81; Jas. Il. Crawford,
A. y. Quincy, John Il, Schum and DR.. J.
=. Smith, OF post 4U5. The cfiicers selected
for the joint committee are as follows: D..
j. +. Wickershann, chairman, S4 DIR. j. y
Smith, secretary, 4o5; John T.. Schum,
treasurer, 405
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-12

This afternoon Sam Matt Fridy sold at
the Cooper house the following bonds,
stocks, 30, for J. b. Long:
Two $1,000 Quarryville railroad first mort
gage seven per cent bonds to George X.
Heed at 500 10 per 500.
Five shares OF q Quarryville railroad stock
to +. l.. Reinbold at s5 cents per share.
Twenty shares OF Farmers Northern
market to Isaac l.. Hess at $50 rs per share.
Ten shares of Eastern market to same at
$50 80 per share.
One share OF Western market TO same st
So3 65 per share,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-12
Fall of y ones,

On Saturday evening about . o'clock a
great crowd gathered In front Of Stamm
Brothers new store building, in which
alterations are being made. A few stones
had fallen from tho wall which Is being
torn out to be replaced by large door
leading from the main store room to the
private counting room, The noise was
heard by some one who raised the cry that
q man fell.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-12
MARTIN BROS
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
50 MOUTH QUEEN srERET.

AsTEIch's
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.
Kid Gloves to-day!
Here is what we offer and
consider the best bargains we
ever put before the public at
one time.
Fifty cents, our-buttoned,
quality A 1, colors: all the lead
ing shades in Ians for spring
wear, new goods.
Fifty-nine cents, stitched
back, ur-buttoned, best spring
shades, full assortment, i'm
ported to retail at 75c.
Seventy-hve cents, -Four
chette" is the craze this season.
The fingers are made in two
colors, contrasting. Tan and
Grey, Tan and Brown, Fawn
and Black, ETC.; they are four
buttoned, band top, were sold
last fall at SI,25, they cannot be
duplicated.
Sixty-two cents for Gloves
worth ST pair ask to see them!
Four.buttoned, stitched back,
but the finest quality real kid.
They are a job lot and are
worth 81. Colors are just what
you want.
Seventy-hve cent Lacing
Gloves, hve-hooks, our old
standby. This is one Of our
best leaders. Spring Colors.
Eighty-seven cents. A new
glove, never kept by us before,
Embroidered back, five buttons,
scalloped tops. Colors are beau
tiful. We named it Duchess y
Ninety-eight cents, undressed
Real Kid, tan colors, embroid-
cred back, band top. Most ex-
cellent quality.
One dollar pair. Two styles.
the pride Of the department,
our-buttoned, band top, fancy
embroidered back, shades are
carefully selected. No glove
like it for the money.
The other style, lacing seven
hooks, embroidered back, same
quality glove and same colors.
AT SI.a5 a pair, THE latest"
fancy top, entirely new, but can
not be described; we will be
glad to show it to you.
$3.50 a pair are our very best
gloves. We need not say any
thing about them.
The celebrated 4" Mather "
gloves; we are sole agents for
them, in Black and Colors; they
are patent lacing and the best
fitting gloves in the market.
ASTRICH'S p. O. +.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-12
HIS Second wife Lancaster Uom.p.

Charles Nathaniel Beckol, the prominent
bridge builder who died last week In
Bethlehem, was married to Miss Emma
Greider, OF Litiiz. son, Lawrence l..
Beckei, OF Bethlehem, survives this union.
Mr.. Becke's second wife was Mary II.
daughter OF Louis +. lowering, OF this
city, who with two sons, Frederick and
Ralph Beckel, reside In Bethlehem.