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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25
Union Preshrterlan services.

The following has been received for
publication: In Central Presbyterian
Church, tonight at 1856 o'clock, Rev.
George NJ. Hickman will preach. Sub
ject is, classification by Faith Alone
the simple story Of salvation. Everybody
invited We want TO acquire such spir-
itual momentum tonight and on Sabbath
that we shall all be carried out to Rodney
Street Church next week. Street car
lines will please take notice.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25

marriage was the society event Of the
season in lower Sussex. The church was
crowded with friends Of She contracting
parties, both having a large circle of
warm friends. They left on the 1892 p.
m. train north on wedding trip, going
direct to Philadelphia, remaining there
last night and this morning. As the
train left the depot at Seaford they were
showered with rice by their friends.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25
THE PALACE CAR DEAL.
Directors and Omcers Elected in New
York Yesterday.

York Yesterday.
An article in the New York Tribune
reads as follows: The recent consolida-
ton of the Mann Boulder and the Wood
ruff Parlor Car Companies, under the
name of the Union Palace Car Company.
was preliminary to a sale of the whole
outfit to the Pullman Car Company. The
negotiations which have been in pro
gress for two weeks, were completed yes.
terday Thes Union Company was sold to the
Pullman Company for something less
than 81, 900. 600. The new directors were
G. NJ Pullman, Howard Mansfield, j. p
Marquand, John ]. White, G. T. After
bury and g. NJ Dodge. The former
directors who were permitted to hold
their places were John G. Moore, Job H.
jackson, John H. Inman, Edwin ID.
Adams and Edward Lauterbach. II
is unnecessary TO say that George
NJ. Pullman was elected president
by the new board The other officers
were Thomas H. Wickes, vice president
G. G. Hedge, secretary, and r. Chap
man, treasurer. The minority stock
holders of the Union Company viii be al
lowed sixty days in which they can assent
to the bargain. All will be treated alike
unless some investors i'm the Mann Bou-
doir and the Woodruff Parlor Car compa-
MES shall fail TO discover that
they are shareholders of the Union
Palace Car Company
Mr.. Pullman went to Boston last even
/ ing 10 make new contracts with the At
Gibson and Union Pacific Railroad Com
panies. 1t is understood that service
similar to the emigrant sleeping cars OF
| the Canadian Pacific Railway will b,
started Immediately on both lines. II
view of the success of recent negotia
tions Wall street brokers are not avers'
to betting on the basis of consolidation
of the Pullman and Wagner companies
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25

The convention Of the representatives
of the fire companies met at the Phoenix
engine house last evening TO take action
ON the offer of Charles MeCurdy for pro-
auctions of lone Of the Bravtst." Chief
Engineer William McCraeken was made
president and Joseph A. Dugan of Fame
Hose, secretary The offer was laid on
the table until next Wednesday evening.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25

The tax collectors of Somerset county,
Nd, are about TO suffer a reduction in
the per centum hitherto allowed for
their service. Competition for the place
of tax gatherer has become so strong that
responsible men are offering to collect the
county taxes for an allowance OF per
cent, winch is leddetion noAn . rsf
cent. The taxpayers are happy.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25

In the article in yesterdays EVENING
JOURNAL giving information regarding
the establishment Of wholesale and re-
tail beef establishment at Ninth and
Madison streets for the sale of Chicago
dressed beef, it was stated that the
Powdermaker Brothers, butchers, Of this
city, weuld probably have charge Of the
new industry. Powdermaker Brothers
desire TO state that they will engage in
the wholesale business only and have no
interest in any retail meat store in the
city
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25
orhe ohildren and Cradle of Art

DR. Jacob Todd of Grace M. E. Church
will lecture before the Association of the
Delaware School of Art on Tuesday even
ing. February 5. in studio No. . Of the
Institute Building on "The Children and
Cradle Of Art The character of the
lecture will be descriptive Of DR. Todd's
travels in Europe, in 50 far as they refer
to ant and architecture.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25
Chess Thls Evenlng.

The eighth exhibition Of simultaneous
chess viii be held at the rooms of the
Wilmington Chess Club, 602 Market
street, this Friday evening, at s. 30 O clock,
when w j. Ferris will meet all corners.
All chess players, whether members Of
the club on not are cordially invited to
be present and to participate in the play.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25
shipley-wflsou.

George Shipley, teller of the Seaford
National Bank, and Miss Florence N.
Wilson. daughter of Minos H. c. Wilson.
a prominent merchant of Seaford. were
married yesterday morning at the Ne 10
dist Protestant Church at Seaford. The
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25
THE FARMERS BANK.
Plans For Its Proposed Remodelling and
Enlargement.

f. L. Rice. Jr, has made plans for re
modelling and enlarging the Farmers
Bank building at Third and Market
streets. More room is needed for the
business of the bank. According to
these plans the exterior of the build
ing will undergo little change. The
floor of the vestibule at the Market street
entrance will be lowered. The rear of
he building will be extended so as to
cover the entire lot, and the whole main
floor Of the building will be utilized for
the business of the bank.
The second floor of the front portion of
the building will probably be removed
and a gallery built around the front and
side walls. The directors room will be
built in the rear on level with the gal
lery.
The board Of directors will meet to-
morrow and act upon the plans submitted
by Mr.. Rice.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25

The position of DIR. McGlvnn reminds
us of story. Corporal, you're out of
step" said a sergeant.
Wrong again, responded the cor
poral. IL Tie OIL H. 81 the les.-
nett in step"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25
NEW STEAMBOATS, 10 eE RuILT.
Contracts Secured by the Harlan and Hell
lingsworth Company.

lingsworth Company.
Contracts have been closed between
the Harlan and Hollingsworth Company
and the New England Terminal Company
for two steamboats,. One is to be a twin
propeller car transport steamer.
The dimensions of which will be
$50 feet long, "A feet beam and II feet
depth of hold The vessel will run on
Long Island Sound. Her two engines
will be Of the compound, surface, con-
densing type, with cylinders 20 and As
inches in diameter and 36-inch stroke Of
piston. Four iron boilers, built for a
working pressure of 100 pounds to the
square inch, viii supply the steam.
The other boat will be a tug 10 feet
long, % feet inches beam and 13 feet
depth of hold. The propeller will be
driven by one direct-acting, vertical, com
pound, eondensing engine, with cylinders
% and 40 inches in diameter and
26 inch stroke of piston. She will have
one boiler built for 100 pounds pressure.
Work on this tug was commenced some
time ago and is well advanced in the
mold loft.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25

The exchanges of the Wilmington banks
1t tie gearing house to-day we're: Cie@r
ings, sos, 6e6, "a balances. S29, 2e420.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25
HoUsE-MORNfSc


HOUSE met at 10 q. m.
Mr. Maui offered resolution instruct
ing the clerk to furnish each member
with the morning and evening Delaware
paper of his choice. Adopted.
Mr.. Biggs offered joint resolution &C
cepting the invitation of the New Castle
Levy Court, and fixing on Friday, Febru
airy lst, as the day Cor the General As
sembly to visit and inspect the NeW
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-01-25
sENATE-MoRNING.


The Senate met at IL o'clock.
Read a second time by title House bill
to incorporate the Odessa and Middle
town Narrow Gauge Railway; act to trans
fer liquor licenses of deceased persons
act to incorporate the Delaware City
Building and Loan Association act to in
corporate the Morning Star Encampment,
Knights of Sumatra act to lay out pri-
vate road in Cedar Greek hundred; act to
incorporate the Mercantile Printing Com
pany.
Read first time: On motion of Senator
Donahoe, act to incorporate the Pullman
Parlor Car Company; supplement to an
act to incorporate the Wilmington Coal
Gas Company; act to divorce Emma Bar
ker and John Barker.
Passed: An act to incorporate the Odd
Fellows Hall Company of Wilmington.
The claims Of o. w. Speer for $24. 8!
and John Sharp for SIS were presented
by Senator Richardson.
The secretary of state being admitted
presented the report Of the president OF
the State Board of Education. On mo
ton Of Senator Crossen SEQ copies were
ordered printed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09
A GOODMAN GONE.
31noan Spencer, OF ssraaburg, Dies Afts
Ten Dsys' Illness,

W1n1an Spencer, OF ssraaburg, Dies After
Ten Dsys Illness.
William spencer, one OF the best known
:G1elssns OF StrAsburg, died at his residence
n sbst borough at ii o'clock on Friday
aoa0e and tho cause Of bis death wsa pnou.
smenia. Mr. Spencer was bern In Strssburg
noA Was In the IAN year OF his age at the
- Of bis death. He lived retired,
s0DtAough he Vas the owner OF several fine
sUnfms In this and Chester counties, aud was
sQaite wealthy.
For many years he was member OF the
y sboofd OF directors OF the Strasburg National
TAX, and Two years sgo was made
president, q position that he since held. Ia
polltics Nv. Spencer wss Democrat In
me year 1861 he was elected member Of
~ board Of county commissioners, a
position that he filled with great credit to
olmssll He has also been elected echool
director st different times, "a well n
bugough auditor. He was an active member
~ The Presbyterian church In the borough,
sood took much interest In the Sunday
noA0Ol, Of which he was librarian for m ore
Enn4yeuiy yeara
NJ. spencer was one OF the foremos ue n
- hts community and was beloved and
Snpectsd by everybody, young and OLD.
Do was also Well-known In this city and
- 1ace throughout the whole county. lie
~ large circle OF friends and be will 10
|Gyootly missed. He leaves Q wife bu, NO
Ish1ldgsu. The funeral takes place Tuesday
o10snodn at o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09
A Great musical Evsnt.

The grand Piano Recital that will be gwen
at the Court House next Tuesday evening by
Prof. Frank A. Schroeder will bs musical
event of great interest ana briliiAucy. Pre-
paratious have been going on for some time
past ana tho people OF Lancaster certainly ex.
poet an enjoyable musical treat. Mrs. 4. L..
Wagner. the great soprano soloist who has
been engaged TO assist Mr.. schosdier. is one OF
the most artistic ana Brilliant singers in this
country. khe has few equals anywhere. Mrs.
wagner completed her career OF vocal instruo.
uons with MIR. W. Courtney, OF New York city.
She has received tho highest encom iums ana
endorsements from the best musical critics
and the press all over the country. Mr.. Stan.
Icy l.. kIebs. the vioiinist. who viii assist Mr..
echosdier. 10 one OF the most finished and
artistic performer on the violin in this part OF
the country. He has completed his studies on
the Instrument with Professors Lichtenberg
and Dannrli her, OF ths Boston Conservatory
OF Music.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09
DHA TH6,

BnINsra. In This city on the tth inst, } I'm
Brimmtr. ron OF oeor2e aud Louise Brimmsr.
The leisuyes ana friends Of the fsmily, n, 20
The painters are Ies psctfuily invited TO attend
ina funeral from his pt rents residence. No. I6
Locust street, on sunday afternoon at 8
O'Clock. lnterment at Lancaster cemetery,
WEAVER -Ip this city on the sth inst, Mia.
beth =, vile OF jacob h. Weaver, In the syi b
year OF hersgc.
The TT laiives and friends of the family Ara
re- pectfuily invi ed TO attend tha fureral
from her late residence. No. 10 South Duke
street, on Monday afternoon AT I O'Clock, In.
terment ut Lancaster cemetery.
MACK - In this city. on the 7th inst Euza
beth Mack. Ia the 5Si year OF her ag.J
The relatives ana friends OF the famiI Y. Are
respectfully Invited TO attend the funeral
from her iaie retidence. No. 2ls hester street,
on sunday afternoon. NJ O'Clock. Intsrmeut
At Zion cemetery.
SPENCER. - March sh. 1851, In slrasbury
borough, william Spencer. In his seventy.
fourth year.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully inyiledt 10 attend the funsI a, from
bis late residence In sirasburx borough. ON
Tuesday afternoon at 9 o'cock
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09
rnE REV JsRskT srArs soARD OF
i 0EALTH.

Public Wassing Aestnss Chsap BAKING Pow
ders Containing Aium asd Phosphate AID
IN Their suppressios Pso,nissd- Nsms Of
the Alum Powders Sold ia the state.
From the Trenton, n. D., state Gazette.
The New Jersey State Board Of Health
hes published lis official regulations Tor the
enforcement Of the laws relating 20 the
adultarAtiou Of food and dfugss With
reference 70 taking powders, the following
provision II made:
"BAKINo PowDERs.--Ths market is
flooded with large Quantities OF inferior
baking powders, and - these are sold
largely 70 working people. snd are used ~
these people a. substitutes for yeast Il ID
necessary, In order that light bread be
made, that these powders have proper
leavening power. This power the cheaper
powders do not have, many OF them giving
on very little cArbOnic ess. These cheap
and imperfect powders contain alum or
phosphate, and are 20 orudely compounded
that . residue IL left in tho bread or biscuil
after taking. TIE public are warned
ss.n:s these, ; and ir their suppression will
The regulations provide for the collection
Of samples which are to DO forwarded TO
the state chemists for anslysis. -Four
chemists have been appointed, % follows :
Prof. A. X. Leeds, HobokSn Prof. II. b.
Cornwall, Princsto, Shippen Wallace,
Burlington, and Dr. w. X. Newton,
Paterson.
baking powders sold Ia the state examined
end reported upon BY the state chemists
The list will be useful for dealers and con-
sumers alike II other cheap or new
70 wders are dlscoversd d samples should be
forwarded 10 the stats chemist Tor exsni'
nation
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09
4 III BOY KILLED.


unsvnsns - Bsrr,shu,, rs nress "a,
111 c1G1 cssr sLe cut vhsre the old
= - Pe6navlvnsia rsilroad VA,
1 q yIlisabeSh ShsoV,p, ire trainmen
@H hnAv ~ : chiId lyinr sloneside Of
l1o1S frnck. word va sent 10
72 61 lnv.eeieaaIoo of the affair. He
1ko eRSld. Vhjoh vas dead, although
A - havo heen Ia a healthy con
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09
NEW DVFRTISkMRNTS
7 B. MARTlN q Co.
HANGING LAMPS.

During the month OF March
we will sell Hanging Lamps at
the following reductions
Sra.oo Hanging Lamps re-
duced to $1,000. 5000 Hang
ing Lamps reduced to $500.
$500 Hanging Lamps reduced
to $3.50. SO 90 Hanging Lamps
reduced to $500. $3.50 Hang
ing Lamps reduced to 1878.
So 90 Hanging Lamps reduced
to $3.50. $500 Hanging Lamps
reduced to sa.37. sass Hang
ing Lamps reduced to $I.oo.
The lamps were bargains at
the former prices.
GLASSWARE.
Everything in the Glassware
line you will find here. Tum-
blers from 2oc a dozen to SO a
dozen. Initial Tumblers at
lowest prices. SO dozen Tum-
blers. heavy or light weight with
wreath, at 58c a dozen; former
price Sr25 a dozen.
Glass Cake Stands, Glass
Fruit Stands, Glass Sets, Cas-.
tors, &C., all at the lowest prices.
About 10 dozen Gas Globes
that sold at IS, so and 75c, are
reduced to 25c each.
S, 10 and IS Counters will be
found loaded down with glass ol
all kinds under regular prices.
|. B. MARTIN & co.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09
Hia closing Scr mon

In expectation Of removal 10 another 6eld
- labor at the approaching session OF con-
'oofonca the pastor OF the First NJ. E. church
o1ll preach bis closing sermon tomorrow
foanday) evening. The subjec, will be
ssIhese three yosrs." The sunday school
01ssiosary anniverssry Will be held at 2,
- Three Schools will join In the exe,cis 90.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09

90 aAys and u isx for demand Gov.
ernmepts steady; currency &c n 20 BID 10
coupon. q ask; s3I's %. d o7N bsd.
Tho stock market this morning was afYecled
Indirectly by tie panic in the Paris bonrse In
connection with the pending collapse OF the
great copper syndteate. This together with
an unfsvorable banK statement showing
loss in tho reserves of es72 e15 caused prices TO
ecline a'most unintsrIupiedly throughout
the mornisg. Tho morning closed with a
panieky feeling At noon at per cent below
yesu rdays prices. The saies amounted 10
q 900 shares.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09
FaasrAl Of , udgs Long,

The furefsl OF the ls,s Judge Henry G
Loog tock ptsoe this afternoon at o'clock
noO bis residence, corner OF Duke aud
Qf1nee streets, ana was largely at
ooooed. Tie Lancaster bar attended
- 3 body. Ths psl..besrers wore
Jadees Livingston aud Patterson, 3.
~ Reynolds. Il. b swarr, II. N. North,
'0sMae Nsuman, B. +. Montgomery, JeIo
1oAseS, X 4. Bssr, Christian CAST W. A.
ueotshu and jacob Bsusman. Service 9
yogo conducted by Rev. J. w. Memipg ger,
oo1igted by Rev. Dr.. Titzsl. The in,ermeu,
Uoo made st Lancaster cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09
Prector,s Fultop Opsrs Hou,a.

ON Monday. ru ssday ana Wednesday OF next
week the veteran actor. Mr.. L. W. Couldock,
from the Madison Square th satIe. Now / ork.
VIII appear al Proctor's Opera house 10 that
most charniug.of all domestic dramas, Baz 81
kirke. hr. Couidock was tho original Dun
ston ki'ke al the Madison square theatre,
and 10 supported by Miss sidney Coweu tths
original Dolly. LII N Billings. CccelIa Rush,
Ida do hapgc. Z W. kidoer. Ray mo al Holmes,
James Taylor. ana other wOli.known artists.
Hazel kiike viii be produced with every At
tention to detail In mounting. and the even.
Ing prices will be rs. 81. 30. 70 and IS cents.
wednesday matinee fJr ladies ana children Is,
20 and % cents. tlds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09
ORPHANS COURT SALE OF VALU.
" ABLE CIrl RE- l ESTATE.

~ ABLE CITY REA l. ESTATE.
n s n - ohsOa, hnHSiSs, n mAh,n - is5s.
, ,ourt OF Lancaster ounty. the folio wing real
esra Q will be sold at public sale. at the Leop.
furpsrt No. !. ali that certain lot or p'scs CT
grouid locard On the norih side OF bast
orange street, between Lime ana sbtppen. on
wnich is erected a three.sto y Brick II sel log,
with Marble flont, ard "A tw.-story bIicK
packoui4dlnB attached win al modern i'm.
proyements, known as No. 23I East Orange
street.
fuTpsIt No. . AL that certain lot or piece Of
Marion alley. between ime ana sbippen
streets, on which is erected a two-story Dric Z
building with a twostory biick building at.
tached, used as dwelling, the same premise .
being known as NO. eI6 East Marion street.
Purpart NO g. all IN II certain IT piece OF
Chestnut street, on which Is 0yeo ted a two.
story rick dwelling attached. with y two.
story brles back bulldog, known as No. 7O9
Purpart No 4, all mat eerts IN tract or three
LOIS OF ground. located on the northeast cor.
neg of hestuut and Frank lin streets, contain.
ing In front On north side of East hestuut
street sixty-siN ieet eight inches (G5 feet ;
1907 Ieoi, To tsn.te1t alley, being known as
lots $ 1871, lSs and l5s. OF the Chestnut street
pan OF Al a. ter. Pa
or ground, iocit q on the south asst corner o!
iutpn Il d a9sll streets, ntsinipg IN
e'ghty-Une Ie. t.lud sixinch 81 feet inches D.
understanding that same widIh south min. Is
t9)) teet 10 u ten fFet alley. tie . tmo being
know 0 as lots Nos lsi, ltS, lss ana two thirds
oi lot No Isl Il tho 4 II tsIuut street pan OF
Lancaster
fari ee.iTinR n view 6ny of the proper
ties before the dty OF sac will plea 80 call 0
! Ryan No. 70 East orange street or r. H.
bldsnnaugh, no. Soo cast Che lnut street.
sale 10 commence IL O'Clock p. m, on said
days, when conditions will be made known
by tue undersigned
DANiFL ". DiFFFNBAUGH,
FRANK Is. DlsfsSbaUsH,
hX.entors OF re er Dirsabaush. deceased
b. r, Rows, Auttioneer. msIS SD
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. Ls,sss-car,,sr k.sgsa

fss =. Kennet j, who For over three " srs
- hss beeu le..eI.osrri6I under PJhi-
oo1er 6isymsksr, resigned ,hs position
10y. His place bas been tlled by the
IDDAuiment OF John shroaj, who has bsen
gv3pg - substisute. Tne route les In
ee1hessssrn part Of the city, Principally IN
~ Sikh wsid.
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Ase,h.r Big lob. Geo naY.

ms tas teen ons Ct the lsrgest tob.c,o
o11vtcs csys of the season, and i,ea.en.
- qasnu les OF 'hs " eed were brought
||run enjs morning. A NUMBER OF teams
9 ~ isss night a.resdy, In order thst
- sneas couid kes tDeir loads Oh carly
- aTaiSg. Ths banks we're cros Ga
= SesDers who wcre ge,tipg MONEY s.I
n0oa. TIE ho.els we're also fniI.
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To leave H. Joy.

NJ Joy dispatch 70 the Press says:
oeoaftsf tie Mt joy Star Steam Heater
Dpany will bs known as tho United
uoos Steam h ster company and the
DeonesD viii be removed to Mountyills a.
80 - buiIdt g can DO built. Amoug the
okhoiders 10 the new corpora loo are
~00Segnor Hsrirenft and RoDer. Crane,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09
stone Throwsrs nsars

This moroing The i've togs who we're
nsgossed several days ago Tor throwing
Qoooes ps the cars CT the Pennsy iysnia
Qnlsoads ~ they passed through this city,
~ hssring before Alderman McConomy
Xnsoo Of them were discharged for want I
oVl1ence, snd two others weTs obliged 10
,nng the coa.a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09

RrMEsnrR j. B. Longs Sale, At the Cooper
House. on III onday. OF County, Farmers. First,
Northern. Peoples, Consst ,ga, and Keystone
OF Mamie I'm sationa, Bank Willow street,
strasburg and Mannheim Turnpike; Eastern.
Western. Northern and southern Market, and
kast Er d street Railway Stocks. will begin at
O'clock sharp,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09

DON'T forget the Grnnd Piano Recit al at the
Court HOUSE on Tuesday evening, March ",
by Mr.. , rank A. Schroeder, late OF Cons. rya-
tory OF Music, Leipsic, Germany. m7-std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-09
FEATHERwElGHT. 1.

Mr.. II. c. Dempwoif. OF the Best Fertilizer
Company OF York county. has been engaged
by Joseph stark, Agent Co.. TO manu- facture
their FeItn sers. They manufacture tho best
ana putest Ertiliiers Ia the state. Farmers
buy ing our goods win save money.