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DORSEY HOUSE
j. M. Gunby, Prop.

The best location, the best rooms, the best furn-
iture, the best table, and the best bar in Milford,
free hack to and from the depot for guests meets
each train. Permanent boarders taken at special
rates. Transient rates only 81 90 per day, and the
same service that costs from 50 to So per day in
other towns. All the prominent people of Milford
who board. live at the Dorsey House, oct s "
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WORTH KNOWING.

Don't harbor care about your hair,
But go to VIM. Kern
His work is neat and quite complete,
AS you will quickly learn.
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]. w. TRUTHS is the place to buy
your Sun and Rain umbrellas.
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WANTED, 10000 lbs. wool.
Wanted. 900 lbs. spring chickens
Wanted, 1000 lbs. old hens.
Wanted, 10000 lbs. trout sounds.
For cash, or trade. GEO. H. HALL.
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Go to Halls for black aud fancy col
ored Henriettas door on corner.
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HALL has new cabbage and green
peas; End door from corner.
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ASK to see furniture when you go t.
Halls; up stairs.
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SUMNER dress goods in all color
and prices at Deputy's.
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READ Deputy's new adver.
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Go to Halls for fresh vegetables; 2nd
door from corner.
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Ice CREAM at Geilinger's ever
evening.
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MILK SHAKE at Geiliuger's.
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Don't harbor care about your hair,
But 90 to VIM. Kern
His work is neat and quite complete
AS you will quickly learn.
READ Deputy's new adver.
MILK SHAKE at Geilingers.
ICE CREAM at Geilinger's every
evening.
Go to HALLS for fresh vegetables; End
door from corner.
ASK to see furniture when you go to
Halls; up stairs.
SUMNER dress goods in all colors
and prices at Deputy's.
HALL has new cabbage and green
peas; End door from corner.
]. w. TRUTHS is the place to buy
your Sun and Rain umbrellas.
Go to HALLS for black aud fancy col
ored Henriettas door on corner.
Coon farm wagon for sale; apply to
GEORGE SHEw, Lincoln, Del.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-26
raa AUDlsNon sUrrsKEp.



~ ooneo - Raleeo OpesA nsuse Occspis1
- 4hs 0asesV Osnpssy."
Edwia Mayo Was 70 have appeared In
Falsoa open house foe Ne Ara three nights
q this Week, bat for some unsx planned
rsssou he caucsllsd. The management was
then compelled to hustle for another
attrscssor. They suocssdsd IN securing
variety combination which II called "Tte
0sissy Company" The show wss
not billed until Saturday, when the
paper. Yesterday the town ives nlied with
hsndbills announcing the appearance Of
the attraction. Among the people edvef-
tissd IVES MN Carrie Tutieo, the soubrette.
This lady did not appear, and she - said
10 have quit the company lew days sgo
She 10 . well known actress, and II she
was ever member Of this spap sh0
DID Q wise cot ID leaving H. To
make . long story short, the show ID
. very queer ona They had fair audi
ence last evening, but there wore many
more people In than the entertainment
deserved. The actors were oil billed ~
"star srtists," but the most Of them In eli
PROBABILITY gsinsd the title In barna They
do not seem familiar with the stage and
their maoners were very new. They gave
quite number Of speciality aots last even.
log and the best Of these was the contortion
business Of MI. Ferry, who II really n
artist in his line snd able 70 hand
himself In almost any shape. Had
and Ada TAggart played fairly on
banjos and the latter, who u . little girl
but II years Of sge, did well - masher in
male attira The show opened with Castle
and Cremer In what they called . sketch.
Their horribly bed sctinR was really pain.
ful and they were about - funny % bearse.
Tho PAieo brothers aoted Ike Q pair Of
country school boys In sn acrobatio turn.
The "stars" Of the evening were
Miss Grace Elkton, who wss billed
o. "The American Song Bird" and Mis-
Josephine FranceskA They arc Q vory
dizzy pair, whose makeups we're wonderful
and singing terrible. The girls had nerve
however. and, although they were bsdly
guyed they insisted upon returning TO
the footlights time and again. The last aot
was called "How I Do Suffer-" BY the
time 1t was reached the audience had suf.
icred great deal Many folks went homo
before tho end, while others remained for
the sole purpose OF seeing how real bad Q
show can be made.
When homo talent gave variety enter.
tainment here last week great care was
taken TO let the public know that tho opera
house management had nothing Whatever
70 do with the show, which was not Q bit
worse than that OF last evening. The
manager OF the house this morning
concluded that ho would sever bis connec.
tlon with the "Gsisty" party and be In
formed the people that they could not
appear again IN the house. The party IL
under the management Of . young man
named Foster, who also claims TO have been
taken 10 BY the alleged actors who were
much worse than he supposed. Mr.. Foster
paid the hotel bills this morning and some
Of the company left the olty at ono, for
Philsdslphls. The chilly reception they
had here rather startled them and they arc
not likely to get far from homo again.
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Change Of n usl clans.

Archie Jalbert has been In Prot Burgers
opera house orchestra, In which he played
the trombone since the opening OF the
season. lle severed his connection with
the house on Saturday evening, aud has
gone to Providence, Rhode Island, where
his father resides. In April he will accom-
psny Buffalo BilPs show to Paris. He was
formerly connected with the Wild West,
and was In England with II. He 10 q good
musician, and made many friends in Ian.
caster during his stay. Mr.. Jslbsrps place
In tho orchestra has been taken by Louis
Alard, late OF Reeves band OF Providence.
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+ UoGunnIA, Fsh 26.--A meeting Of the
'Doop1o 1n1osested In the proposed wagon
W9A0 ~ held lsss evening In The coz :
o4 r00m q the Opefa housA IL We
mE0n1y o11endod. Tha Subscriptions 70 start
- WUGho uow amount 70 go. 600 and
4oU viii ~ required. A committee Of
~ oooolo0e0, two from eaoh ward, were
SGrpcnoo4 10 solicit subscfiptiooA The
U5lnm1Dooe c1nslsen Of W. h. Hoeendobler,
4oooas Edwards, +. w. Hscksl, H. H.
Uo1DA 0oslleb Young sud Frunk Shillow.
I 5OGns1derable interest was manifested and
- pfcj jsotoFa Of the works feel con 6dent Of
3 DG1ooesa
z N oooldsut happened lest night about 8
lte1ook q the -four mill OF Levi Mauliair a
E~naony, 10 the engine, which was very
: D6oH oamaged. An accident happened ss
- tn1ll short time sgo when the connect.
- ~ Was broken and the engine much
nGnnge6. The connecting rod was again
sOnokGo nd befofe the engine was stoppsd
\ ~ 6y1lndsE, bed plats and other parts Of
\ - ousins were badly damaged. Harry
\ 1eoDf10A night engineer, was sanding at
~ window Of the engine room and shut
30 ~ slsam before further damage was
t4UnA The engine 10 TOO light for the work
~ : larger engine will be purchased.
= mule engaged Ia plowing Ice on the
9.vee soe Filbsrt 4 Forry broke through the
~ 1T evening about s O'Clock and wss
oAken ous with considerable dif Guilty. The
oalmal was In the water about twenty
minutsa and was very nearly drowned.
Hobbsrs attempted TO enter the house OF
Ma Wm. Heaps. on South Fifth street, last
m1ghk but were frightened of before an
Ontrance wss effected.
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1--we ssOos nlArHess.

.hIn,nan: hIoSo: sio, .rSas ,scCe,po w
choice toextrA beeves, % 000t 30 steers, @ COD
$50; stockers and feeders q D0a ~ I; cows, bulls
Hogs-ReceipD, 1900 hea0 shipments,
8.o00, market strongl mixed. o. o00t 60 !;
heavy. y oS0< 7a' light, tSo0A 81; skipS, o. 10
sheep Receipts. 1000 head shipments,
tC00, market lower; natives, 90 SOS 25 !;
Western corn fed, o. b0ot ~ Texas shorn.
q 5O0A 90 lambs. q 7t0G i6.
1Asf Llsenrr. - Cattle - Bceipts. 1880 /:
shipmente: $50; market nrm at a shade
cattle shipped TO New York today.
Hogs - kecetpts. GOO head shipments
so, pigs and Yorkers. s5 1905 20 no cars
OF hogs shipped to New York today.
shssp-keceipts. 1900; shipments, teO0 |;
market active aud 2bc higher.
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Uh,o>xo teoouo. ss.rs..

'-ufnkao, Feb. 60. ss0 q. m.-Markot openau
Wheat-r.D. ~ t9,Si March. u u; May, d tsI,
june, o. o.
Corn5rob.. SAC; Mar. $40 May. Gkc
June, $3.50.
Oats1reb. $500 March. gbxc May. G7,lc
june, .Bkc.
fork-aay. sll Is June, Gil 20.
June, 60 W.
shor, kibs-reb.. % 50; Aarcb,Ss SIX May,
u 90 June. u O7k.
Wheat@reb,el ot}s; Mar. q 05.I; May, q os
June, N 03ts.
Corn-Fob. sic March, 8i,1c; Nay, 8okc;
Oats Feb. 2akc; March, 9bxc May. eY,<c.;
pork-Seb.. ~ IS, March. sll IS; May.
Lard1rS6. $685. March, 1880; May. u W
GoIk june. u lax,
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SCHOOL BOARD CONVENTION.
All the Lsncsss~r Oommistes's Proposition
Voted Down.

All the LsncSster Oommistee's Propositions
votsd Down.
The Lanosster committee who attended
the convention OF school directors on Nom
day afternoon at Hsfrisburg, with Wow OF
drafting bill for the government OF school
districss In cit!es OF the third class, have
returned home. They were unable To
accomplish but very little in having their
Views Incorporated into. tho pro.
posed act Their efforts to have
school boards non partisan, to retain
the present number aud to have an
optional CLAUSE inserted In the act were nm.
successiul. All thefe propositions were
voted down. The only feature offered by
tho Lancaster committee that was accepted
was making 1t optional for cities 70 have
their own treasurer, instead OF tho city
treasurer, boing tho custodian OF the school
funds.
The clties represented ct this oonven tlon
were Altoona, bradford, Eastou, Lancaster,
Lebanon. New Castle, Wilkesbarrp, York
and Harrisburg. Tbs main features Of the
bill agreed upon were those published In
last fridays lNTELLIaENcER
The suggestions adopted were referred to
committee OF i've, OF which MIR. Brosius,
OF this city, is q member, TO prepare bill
to DO presented 10 the Legislature. In tie
opin Ion OF the Lancaster and other repre-
ssnta.ivos who attended the convention, q
bill containing the suggestions sgreed upon
will be unconstitutional
The proposed bill IL subject 70 amend.
ment In its passage through the Legislature
aud the Lancaster school board, through its
committee, will make another effort to have
solsuse inserted, making 1t optional for
any school board In cities OF the third Glass
TO acoept It's provisions, or 10 governed by
the present law. The deoisiOu by the
supreme court that optional clauses are
constitutional, II II believed, is Q strong
point In favor OF the position taken by tho
Lancaster school board.
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0rAntsd BY tue Keg,s,er.


The following letters were granted by the
Sooistsr Of wills for the week ending Tues
osy, February &c
IkDrAMENTARY. - Maria Kand Tiok, de.
osonods lats Of Lancaster city; Julia A.
1uless city, end h. d. Ksndrick, Brocktor,
ofonR, executors.
Martin 8. Lands deceased, late OF Upper
1eeeock township; Hershey Croft, Upper
1peacook, Abraham Rohrer, Ess, Lam peter
nd Samuel X. Lands, Man helm township,
oxoeotora
Polly Shuffsr deceased, late OF Eden
eewnship; George w. Henssl, Eden,
Ggeoutor.
Joel L L'ghtner, deceased, late OF East
1nmpeesr township; Mrs. NJ. Juliotts
1lshtnsr, East L,mpeter, exsoutrix.
80anusl Hoffman, deceased, late OF
0saor township; Leah Hoffman, Manor,
oxeeutSix.
oloarah Muller, dect sssd, late Of Earl town
Dip; Adam II. Ksnck, Esst Earl. exocuuix.
ADhINisrRATIoN.-D David Conyngham
9esoased, late OF Lsacock township; VIM.
y. Cooypghsm, city, administrator.
Jseob n. Shader deceased, late OF Mt.
- township; Kate Shafier, M. Joy,
o10inistrator.
Edwin Hopton deceased, late OF West
4enPneid township; Susan Hoptop, West
1smpoeld, adDinistrstor c. t. a.
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Turnouts For West END Company

Us WIZ 0uU
The only business transacted ct the meet.
Ing OF the street committee. on Monday
evening, was action on the petition OF the
West End street. railway company, for
permission 10 build two turnouts. The
committee decided to report favorsbly the
petition, to council, and fixed tho To-
cation OF the turnouts on Wes. Orange
street., between Marietta avenue and N Neyin
street, and at Centre square, providing
they are made OF Hat rails
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NSv HOrk sasooSs.

nav YORK, Feb. ~. p. m.-Monsy clos ed
at 202x per cent kxohange steady postsd
rates. ~ s70A Sski actual rates q sek0
Z SOY for 90 days ana $500 ssM for demand !;
governments quist, currency So q 20 bid ,
Ss coupon. q sk Sk's do. q t9 bid.
The stock market opened dull and fraction.
ally lower this morning. ana during the nrst
hour dealings were light ana without feature.
After Il O'Clock, however, there was consider.
able buying OF the leading stocks by tho com.
mission houses ana at noon figures were up
H0l per ooat from those OF last night, siaee
IL O'Clock the market has been steady but
quiet.
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AfARKBTN.
asv Yses saasass


Rsv Yon, Feb. ss -vl0uf marest steady:
CITY n'i estras. eeiooe y =; = sup.rnne. y coos soi
No. Sdo. OK: Ne q Red. winter. April,
va Nay. u vx; recoir~, 900; ship.
cs, Corn si:sdy No. mixed. cash. exc veb /.
Oats steady ! no ! white state. SOC No2
DO. fOkc; NO. Mixed, Feb. Sg9SG Mar. 0xc |;
Asy. sIkc recsipts. $1,000; shipmsnh, Ssp.
Harley dull No. Canada, so0s1c
Pors qu!e.; ne,s. eia sool2 Is for new mess.
Lard quiet AprD, 81 10 May ana Jnue, " ~.
Molasses qnieti New Orleans, 2S@i3c.
Turpentfne arm a. 4s0lskc,
Rosfn dull at q O6Dl isk.
Petroleum dull l9ennod in bbls, q 10.
Freiahts quiet grain 70 Hull, "a.
Duttof SLOW Wastern Creamery. 2s0?9a
Cheose steady; Ohio hst. l00llXc.
hggp nrm etate. lbk0l5xc; western. lbk.
tea. 70 A0uld A., ~.
hics nominal prime city. 66-lsa
Jall0w dull prime city, 606hc.
Conee strong fAir Oargooos tor Mo. 17tSc.
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Tho Ph,l.de,ph,. C.,,,e MARIA.

PHILADILrHIA. Feb. 2i-The receipts at the
North Pennsylvsnia aud West Philadoiphia
drove yards we're
For the week Reeves. 5000; sheep. 10000
hogs 1900. Previous week Beevas, S,OOO
sheop, ~ 900 hogs, $500
Beef Cattle were still In largo supply
wsI9uote kItra, lk0lAc: good, Saixc
medium, SHoss1c.; common. 303zc.
Sheep were In GOOD demand and ptices ad.
good, bxQ6kc fair. Ak03c common, "a
NO culls, 808Ac Ma usRs aLd Texas Sheep
s06kc lambs. Ik61ko.
Hogs IN good request Western. eko7c
state. 80Ckc.
Mich COWS were inIpoor request at e2i0oO
$1,000.
Ioogna Cows we're hard TO dispose of even
at e8olt.
Much Calves were active at b6sc
Fat Cows VT re active at 2(t3<c.
lity Dressed Beeves In fair demand nj siusc
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FELL INTO a LImE-KiLN.
8As 1esRibie Expssisnos Of Henry n. Lane.
Of Sporting Hin


Of Sporting Hill
Henry ID. Lane, OF Sporting Hill, Rspho
egWnshin met with Q serious accident ON
nGnQAny afternoon In . peculiar way. He
- Jca 0oss were engaged burning brush
- lime kiln and large lot OF brushwss In
- kiin on nre when Mr.. Lane In throw
- large stalk In was caught by 1t and
09QWn into the kiln on the burning brush.
oWofe hssvy clothing and boots, and
eoekek1n gloves and when he fell en- the
- hs had presence OF mind TO close
- eyer ard hold his breath. He
- his hands above The flames
- his ccmpanion who saw him
IL vent 10 his rescue and sue.
loDoed In getting him out Mr.. Laue was
oooiy burnt amt suffers great pain, bu, 4,
- tAsAliy hurt HIS eyssight u no. In
30voa and hs will be able to be abou. In a
- osyA Dr. J. X. Selling was the psysi.
- summoned 10 dress his wou Ia.
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In the wsrisi safe when Robbsa

The will OF Emsnuel Hoffman, OF Manor
township admitted to probate to-day, has
On interesting history. 1t was In the safe
OF jacob WGrisi, Millersville. when 1t was
robbed some weeks sgo The will was
carried away by the thieves and dropped In
ploWed Held. II was found Q few DAYS
aNtsr the robbery and returned to Mr..
Holman, who died Jew weeks ago The
Will has on 1t the mud marks of the field in
which 1t lay for several days.
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Lsss nay For Remonstr.nce.

To-day 10 the las. ON which remonsirsnces
en- be died against the granting Of liquor
bloeanes In this city and county. Up 10 s
esioek this afternoon only two remon-
alfeuces had been d ed. These were from
kssnstown, and are the result OF quarrel
o9sesn rival ho.sl- keepers In that village.
1os rsmons.rances charge violation Of the
nq aor laws during tho past yesr by the two
Dattioners Tor renewal Of their licenses.
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Mr.. schosdisr's Piano RecltaJ

Tho piano recital OF Mr.. Frank A. schosdlsr
at the court house on Tuesday evening, March
18th, lses. promises TO be the greatest musical
event OF the season. Mrs. A. l.. wagner. the
great soprano soloist Of New York city form.
my OF Auton' fa.. viii assist. Mrs. Wagner
Il well known TO this community ar a brIIi,an,
soprano singer. 1t will be remembered ,hsr
she appeared here al st. Joseph's be, pitaI con.
cert last year. 1hs prog rsmme viii be OF a
high sEd artistic order.
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.1ssoLurIoN or PARTNERSHIP.

Tho partnsvship heretofore existing between
John biaugh and Henry slsugh. under the
bten dissolved. All pertons knowing them.
selves 70 be indebted 70 said arm are REQ uestee
70 sette with Henry 6laugh. ana al pereops
them To said Henry siaugh for settlement
Tho businoes viii hereafter be conducted BY
Henry SlauGh at the old stand, in the rear OF
No. lal East Kirg street and we solicit tot
him tina saua 9eneIo ous patronage which has
heretofore been eHtonded 10 tho old 1rm
john aLAU0H.
HeNRY sLAU0H,
Lancaster. Pa, Feb. %. 1889. iB-2td
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Before ths mayor.

Anthony Zsars. who vas found bel ples.ly
osueS at the corner o. Church aud
9erlssian streets yesterday afternoon, and
ossa 10 the station houss on push cart,
- ssnt 70 ts'i BY ths mayor this morning
- days One bam was tent 70 the work.
1,oe and six dodgers were discharged,
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went To Bo0 Harlan

Alderman Dsen, Offioer Weaver, Lew Is
3. Hartman and several other gentlemen
left this morning for Harrisburg TO ps, n
look at President elect Harrison,
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DAA THD

ARNOLD lin this city. on the 2aIh inst. Anna
Laura, wife of Frederick Arnold, In the 3sth
year OF her ago.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully inviud 70 attend the funsrsl,
from her late residence. No. l08 Chester street,
on wednesday afternoon nt O'Clock. Inter-
ment at wo0dwsrd Hill cemetery. ftd
0ARDHRA lin this city. on the 23ih inst,
Ars susan, wife OF Peter Gardner, in the 18th
year Of her ego.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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rubIic SaIa Rosinonaa

Owink 10 the condition OF the river ths saIe
OF The personal property OF james Durfy. dc.
ceass J. aAIistta. advertised To tab place Feb.
fuaiS 2'1h has been postponed until further
notice.
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ROYAL AaCANUn BAnQuEr.
~ 9sne Bst-Ous - Hotel Lancaster ana
pleasant Annlversasy.


PLEASANT Anaiversasy.
OoaAstoga Councl No. 463, Royal Area.
AnD, held It, annual banquet at Holsl
1ssaoaatsr on Monday evening. Those
asoeading. about6o In number, assem blsd
u thD lodge room and marched to Hotel
1Anosstss, whore IN elegant banquet was
oDgvo6. Following was the menu:
Z 0oun clam; oystsrs, Blue Points, hall
shell. ffied roast, turkey, cranberry sauce
esiada chicken and lobster, Saratoga chips
enh2 dsyiied; reliahee, Gallery, olives,
1eokloe; fsuit, orsnEts, grapes. bananas,
1pceoo; cream, vsuills; coffee, Rio. Java
1ho committee In charge OF the banquet
- Daniel A. Mayer, John +. Reed and
E1ues r. Stoigerwalt and through their
ooorls and those OF Mr.. Snyder, OF Hotel
Lancaster, Il was great success.
Alter the bill Of fare had been disposed
o. speeches were made by william D..
shutfsr, Daniel A. Mayer, Elmer K. Stsig-
oswAlts Major Jere kohrer. II was q late
Aour whom the members departed for their
A1mee, we'll pleased with their 1889 ann =
vsrsary celebration.
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Aws sois Heard.

Jae county commissioners today Leara
oeeh hon the y nsinments ~ made for
= Iisse snd rhhd yards, ely. A nun
~ psop'e called t. have their sss o..
-ononoB cs' ctet
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TonAoco Buyers Contract Books, Receipt
iooks, Sam eio Tsga &c.. printed at tho IHrEL.
iiessosR once ~ short notice, Price, res-
soLable. Work nrst class, febY.tfo
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~ Usasrsassfs Nsv Waees.
L. =. Rote. The unosrtaksr, has pat nne
new wagon on the streets. 10 Vas maze By
Aiticks' ions ana 10 paiatsd deep b'sck. II
mahes . good Appearance aua two silver
mounted lamps IN front are very hand some.
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ORDINANCES.

ORDINANCES.
0ELECT COUNCIL ORDINANCE,
~ NO l2
January 2, 1889 read in Select Council ana re-
tsrred TO the Street Committee. January IL,
1883. read in Street committee ana rpoi ted
affirmatively.
AN ORDINANCE
Appropristing 900 to pay c. W. schvebel for
extra labor In the construction CT the North
Queen street sewer.
kEoTIoM l-Be It ordained by TIE select ana
Common Councils OF the City OF Lane Aster,
That the sum Of one hundred Gslool dollars be
and the same 10 hereby appIoprtated from The
Contingent ifund IN pay @. W. schv ebel for
extra labor incurred in digging the ditch for
the North Queen street Sc yer fourteen inchss
deeper than required by the plans and spsctn'
Ordained ana enacted into Law at the city
OF Lancaster, February Q, 1859:
w. BEARD,
President Common Council.
DAVID L. DRRE,
Clerk Common Council.
ROBERT A. EvANs,
President Select Council.
J.k. BARR.
Clerk Select CourcI,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-26
NsW WADHsarIssxsNTs

a UCTION I AUCTIONii
~ Tho nndersiened WI, sell q pubic auc.
ruarS % and q, this contents OF lssac Mussers
store, eoraer West = ine ana DNrVart stsests,
LAucas ter. COnsisting 4 Of Groceries. Dry Goo4o,
&C. These goods were recently purchaSo By
the undersiRno0 NJ sheYiH sale
sale 70 beg ~ .. IN. and p. m, 81 each
day, fRAhK kAlKkk.
feb2.-2.d
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-26

USTATE OF JOEL L. LI9HTNER,
ID late Of East Lampater township. deceaeed
been srantad TO the nndersign %. ell perSops
indebted thereto are req uested TO 10 Aho imWe-
0iate pAymont aod those having claims or 0e.
delay for settlement 70 the undersig ned, re-
" Il. .JUiiRrTE LI0HrNER.
kxecutrix.
Or 70 ID. q. EsuLsxAH. Lancaster. Pa her
Attorney. I2S 6tdTus