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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-09-28
MO. 2775 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county, sitting
in Equity.
Ex PAKTE
In the matter of the Trust Estate of Airhart
Winters and Catherine +. Winters, his wife,
and Charles B. Roberts and George NJ.
Pearce. Trustees.
Ordered this 25th day of September. A. d.
1889, on the aioregoing petition, that the Cir
cult Court for Carroll county, sitting in Equity,
take jurisdiction in the trust estate OF the said
Airhart Winters and Catherine Z. Winters,
his wife, and that said trustees settle said trust
estate under the supervision and control OF
the said Circuit Court for Carroll county, in
Equity; and it is further ordered that the said
Charles B. Roberts and George VI. Pearce,
the trustees in the above cause named, give
notice 10 the creditors Of the said Airhart
Winters, who were such prior to the Srd day
Of May. A. ID. 1883, to file their claims,
properly authenticated, with the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Carroll county, on or before
the 2nd day OF December, eighteen hundred
aud cighiy-n nine, by causing a copy Of this
order 10 be published in some newspaper in
Carroll county. once a week for four success
sive weeks before the 18th day Of October,
next
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-09-28

CIDER, CIDER will commence
~ operating my Cider Mill for the season
on September ,, and as | have all the late
and improved machinery, | am able to make
clean and sweet cider at a low figure. Will
have cider for sale at the mill Custom work
done from 6 a. M. to 6 p. IN. No cider made
on Saturdays. JOS. P. YINGLING,
aug 81 ST. Pleasant Valley, Nd.
A ERMOTOR.-When you put up
"A windmill get an Aermotor. Either
fitting or stationary tower, and wheel, S55 to
S75, according to size. See one working at
Ed. S. Bales, on Littlestown pike, ? miles
from Westminster, or address for particulars
EPH. B. REPP, Agent,
aug31 3m* New Windsor, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-09-28

ON TUESDAY THE sth, WEDNESDAY
THE 9th, AND THURSDAY THE 10th
DAYS OF OCTOBER, 1889,
from o'clock A. NJ. to 6 o'clock P. NJ,
they will sit ONLY for the purpose of Regis
tering all persons qualified to be registered in
the registries of voters.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-09-28
JNO. f. SMITH,
u ~ n
NO. 1911 EQUITY.

Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True cOpy,-Tess:
sep2s Il VIZ. n. MARTIN, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-09-28

There Is s Gmi; below which Honest Goods
canuot D. sold. W. plnce opr prices as
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Little Child Killed in It's Mothers
Arms by the Cars.

This morning terrible railroad accident
In which little child was killed aud Its
mother badly II not fatally injured, oc-
CURED near Kinzer's station, on the eiPenn-
sylvania railroad.
1t was shortly before eight o'clock when
the accident happened, and the place was mt
the road crossing just east of the above
named station. Ann Mcilvainey was
walking along the road carrying her little
child, aged hut eleven months, in her arms.
She started to walk across tho railroad
track In front Of extra engine No. 4O5,
which was drawing train of freight cars
westbound. She was unsuccessful, how
ever, and just as she reached the track the
engine struck her and the child. The child
was instantly killed its skull being crushed.
The train did not run over it, - that the
body was not mangled. The woman YVES
struck and knocked to the side of the
track. She was cut about the head
and was hurt internally The woman and
her dead child were taken TO the station and
DIR. Leaman, of Leaman Place, was sent
for. When he arrived he made an exami-
nation Of the woman's injuries, and he
thinks that they are very serious and may
result fatally. Deputy Coroner Henry II.
Rohrer, of Leaman Place, was also sent
for; he impanneled jury and held AN in
quest on the body of the dead child. The
fury rendered verdict in accordance with
the facts.
The woman Ia young, and q daughter of
James McIlvainey. She resides about
mile from Kinzers station.
This afternoon mt o'clock the wounded
woman was still at the station, whore it is
thought best to keep her. There is little
doubt but that she will die, as the
blood keeps running from the ears and
mouth. When the woman was struck by
the express train another train was going
east. A number OF persons, who were
stsnding at the station sawithe accident
but they were unable to do anything.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
LIMITED LOCALS.

VIM. l. Pyfer, . real estate dealer oi
Heleua, Mon, arrived here to-day to spend
the holidays with his mother.
Col Alfred Sanderson, formerly OF this
city, was attacked by vertigo on Monday.
His condition, the dostors say, Is not
serious.
Bread will bc distributed at the soup
house tomorrow atb lf
On Monday, January 9Th, Jnrors will be
drawn for the February courts.
Tho viewers appointed 70 pass upon the
location OF the bridge at Woods mill TO
take tho place OF the one destroyed, Will
meet on THURSDAY, January I'd.
Tho pupils Of tho first and second classes
Of PROT Matx's school presented the pro-
fexsor and his assistant, Miss Minnie
Wilmer, with beautiful gins. The presen-
sation addresses were delivered by julius
u. Lederman.
Bernsrd Reilly, a travelling tinker. was
arrested on Monday for abusing residents
Of Rockland street. Ho was nt tho house
OF George Lamparter, and amer he was
given something TO eat refused TO leave
Constable Shaub arrested him. Alderman
Halbach sent him TO Jail for 70 days.
Miss Barbara Boos len at i:2S this morn ,
Ing for Warren, Pa, where she VIII spehd
the winter with James T. Paulick.
Albert Auxer was to-day arrested Tor
drunken spd disorderly conduct, by officer
Boas. B0as hand was injured In the
tussle to take him TO the lookup.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
The Archbishop's Reply.

From the New York star.
~ heard Wayne MacVeagh tell party
of friends tho other day how Archbishop
Ryan once took the wind out OF his sails.
The incident occurred at q complimentary
dinner given In honor of the archbishop
soon after his transfer from st. Louis TO
Philadelphia, and among other gentlemen
present were the president and two or
three vice-presidents of the Pennsylvania
railroad, of which company MacVea2h Is
counsel. Il had been put forward as the
first speaker of the OCCASION, said he, 'and
encouraged by the laughter and applause
with which my more or less witty efforts
had been received, / concluded to finish
by measuring swords with the archbishop,
and that IL where made mistake. In
firetiously apologizing for my presence In
such good company had explained the
matter by saying that was counsel for
the railroad people, and that wherever they
went thcy always took their counsel with
them. Now, your grace, said i, we are
able and willing to give you passes over all
tho railroads In this country, and In ex-
change we are only going to ask you for q
pass over ono line--the road to Paradise.
'Ahl' sighed his grace, while his eyes
| twinkled merrily, II would do 1t gladly,
| my son, but should regret being forced
| to separate them from their counsel. ,"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24

q ssaa ~ ssockcrs and feeders, q 0oa3 90;
cows, bull and MIXED, Si 20d12 20 Texas cattle,
81 5Uet2 ~ Western Rangers, ~ 7J03 20.
ket strong mixed, 81 5Da3 % heavy, 50 30
o. 871<; light, 81 50'a3 20; sklps, 81 oods 90
sheep-Receipts, b0oo; shiLments. 100 mar,
Q, Ug5 20 shorn Te Sans, 50 5O3i %; lambs. $40
% 20 rcr hundred weight:
EAST Cattle--Iteccipfa 100: snip
mcnts 200; market steady: prime, ~ ioa ~ ;
good, o. soOD3 20; mir, e. 0oas % bulls, u JOG
2 80; one car shipped 10 New York; ..oo
market strong best light Workers. s e0as o.;
medium and light Philadelphia, - 50a3 20
heavy hogs, o. S04ts co.; roughs, tS63 20 7;
no cars shipped to New York. u.
shcep--iteceipts, 3t0o I. .sbiprnenss. 200; mnF'
ket active, with prices about the same, ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
A THIEF CAPTURED.
All The Stolen Property Found Upon
His POrsou-He Looks simple.

His Porsou-Hs Looks simple.
This morning Chief Of Police Smeltz re-
ceived o telephone message from Lititz
asking him TO be on the looko for man
named Herman Landis Bollinger, of that
place, who was wanted for larceny.
Bollinger had been up In the neighborhood
Of CLAY and ho entered tho house Of a man
named Miller, son-in-law Of Hiram lsrb.
He stole ladys gold watch, a pair Of brace
let's, cuff buttons, breastpin and some
other jewelry. aud then left the neighbor-
hood. He was supposed to have come to
Lancaster, and for that reason word was
sent here. Tho chief instructed Special
Ofacer Gill to look after tho man, and IT
was not long until he found him In the
neighborhood Of North Queen and Orange
streets. He was identified by man from
LititS. He went along to the station house
very willingly and told the officer he would
20 with him anywhere. When searched
at the station honse all the stolen property
was found upon him. The bracelets were
Bollinger carried In his vest pocket with
out any effort to make any concealment
oft.
Bollinger is q big. over grown fellow,
about &c wears of age and he looks and acts
very much as though he Is "nippod" in
the head. He served a sentence of two
years for rape In tho county Jail. He must
have come to town yesterday, AZ officers
noticed him parading around the Seventh
ward last evening. He seemed to be very
hungry when brought to the station house
and he ate ravenously of q loaf Of bread
given him by Turnkey Miller. He will be
held here until more Is heard from the par
ties who lost the jewetry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
Curious Things.

Clearly Incompetent. will ask you
Mr.. Soltroom," began the attorney, "to
state whether you know OF any reason
why You cannot serve as competent juror
in this casef"
~ know of--ah--ah- kit chow i--kit-
chew i--no reason why I-k-chee lean
not sir, 4" replied tho man.
"Your honor, exclaimed tho lawyer,
sharply, "this man Is evidently subject TO
hayfever, which 10 notoriously an aliment
that affects only intellectual persons. !
challenge him for cause."-caied2o Iri-
6tne.
Stupid Man-rvo hired new type
writer.
Wife tcoldy)--Indeed
Stupid Man tenthusiastically)--Y Yes, a
daisy. One of the kind you can take any
where with you and hold on your lap
and"
(Conemaugh oftears.
Stupid Man IAN hour lIerl--But, my
dear. its a machine; not girl.--Omaha
World Hsraid.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
- IORt ia Luuuou.S ~

Last evening at tho opera house "Lost
in London was played. The audience
was small owing, no doubt, to the fact that
everybody Is thinking of Christmas just
now and don't care so much for other en-
tertainmcnts. The play Is sensational and
Miss Lisls Lelgh plays the part Of the
heroine, and does II well. Arthur Spraguo
as the villain was very good and the best
evidence Of 1t was that he was Kissed at
times. The company also includes Will
fatrr Bxvidgr; Muggtu HHroft md others,
and the scenery used In the play is good,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
Hraths.

sauBERr.-In this city. on the 9th inst.
william Uric shuoert, aged AZ years, 10 months
and days.
The relatives and friends of the famlly--also,
nis fellow printers-are respectfully Invited 10
attend the funeral, from the res. dense OF his
mother, No. 2i7 East Walnut street on Thurs.
day afternoon at2 o'clock. interment at Ian.
caster cemetery,
LAwnEscE.-in this city. the "a Inst. sarah
Lawrence, danshur ol JGseph y. and ROsa A.
Weep not for me, tits IN vain,
Ia Heaven bopo 10 meet again,
Where We can then together ts
Forever IN eternity.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited 10 attend the funeral, from
her parents residence, No. 22 Chester street. on
Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Interment AZ
~. Mary's cemetery. tide
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
Sale Of Market CurhA.

The curb stones for market people on
East King and Duke streets was sold by
Auctioneer Jacob Gundaker for the market
committee of councils this morning The
first two stands sold for SIS each, which is
their starting sum, but after that all sold at
an advance, and some brought as much as
sll. The bidding was very lively and the
prices were better than ever before. The
crrbs were sold up to No 2S on Duke street,
which is more than were ever sold before
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
Tho Yaka Tiectmenr.

L G. Arnold, attorney for Magdalena
Yake, wife Of Michael Yake, of Manor,
who was dispossessed by the sheriff last
week, aher desperate contest, presented a
petition to the court. He asked tho court
70 grant rule 70 show cause why writ OF
rule to show cause why the judgment In
ejectment should not be opened and Mrs
Yake left into defense. The court denied
both rules.
Mr.. Arnold will now enter suit Ia eject,
msnt against Christian Ii. Rohrer for the
possession Of the premises.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
Drunk snd Fighting.

John King and George Norris, two rail-
road laborers, came to Lancaster yesterday
and both proceeded TO got drunk. They
became involved In quarrel at tho Penn.
sylvania railroad station because one had
40 cents which the other one wantee.
officer Samson found them fighting and
took both to the station house, making two
trips. This morning when heard by tho
mayor both said that they wero going TO
work on the New Holland railroad. They
were discharged and escorted out Of town
by n policeman. Two lodgers were also
allowed to run.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
uo Was Upsido-Down.

Last night a man tried to crawl over the
wooden fence Of st. Mary's cemetery, but
he slipped when on top, and his foot was
caught between two palings. Ho hung by
the foot with his head downwards until he
was discovered by George Wiley, who lib
Grated him. He was very drunk, but
seemed well satisfied with his position.
He did rot ask Wiley 10 take him down
nor did he seem TO care whether or not he
was rescued.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
TIME GIFT SEASON
s" TWAS THE NIGHT BEFO1
CHRISTMAS

iloW TIC quaint olu poe
calls back the memory Of t
Christmas days Of the old
time +! How the stockings we
wont to be hung up by the d
fireplace in the firm belief til
Santa Claus was coming dov
the chimney to fill them
Have times changed? N
we have grown older and vie
life differently now, but O
children and grandchildren a
going through the same joyo
experiences as we once did.
is we'll that they do so. Let
make this Christmas a mer
one for them all.
How can this best be dond
By giving them presents, usef
in character, which will remir
them of the glad Christine
days for a year to come.
Have you a boy? Think
all the suitable gifts you ca
buy for him in a hardware stor
Every well-regulated boy shou
have a POCKET KNIFE. 1t hell
him in beginning a mechanic
knowledge, and is handy Wild
father and mother want to bo|
row it. Then how it opens hi
eyes to the wonders of mani
handiwork and makes him wis
later on for a Tool CHEST. Th|
is one of the best of present
and we have a fine variety 4
them. Then if he is of a M
chanical turn Of mind, what
useful and acceptable gift is
SCROLL SAW, an EXPRESS WACO
or a BICYCLE. Gifts such d
these will start your boy thinl
ing.
Have you a girl? How 20
can begin in her the swe'
womanly ways by buying her
case of SCISSORS in dainty shap'
comprising all sizes. Or if sh
be in need of more outdoor e,
ercise, what is more appropriat
than a tricycle.? A child
KNIFE, FORK AND SPOON woul
also make her heart rejoice.
Have you a wife? If 81
gladden. her Christmas by bu,
ing a Grand Rapids CARPE
SWEEPER, which removes I'll
dust and dirt from a room witt
out destroying the nape of tn
carpet. Don't let her run tt
risk of sprai.ning her arms an
back over the wash tub
wringing out clothes by han'
but present her this Christine
with a CLOTHES WRINGER. c
if you wish to touch her keene
desires as a housekeeper, bu
her a nice assortment of AGAI
WARE for the kitchen. Yo
will not go amiss, if you sen
home on Christmas Eve a
| UMBRELLA STAND, SET {
CARvERS, BIRD CAGE, or a pa
of ANDIRoNS.
Then look at the variety {
SLEDs and SKATES that we offt
you in your hunt for Christina
Presents. In SLEDS, there al
the low runners, which are bui
for rough usa sc, and the lighte
high ones for girls, In SKATE
we have fifteen varieties, an
are particularly well equiPpe
in our assortment OF LADIE
SKATES.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
Miserable iIrutss

An imported thoroughbred bulldog,
weighing forty pounds and young
African gorilla, a savage-looking brute,
Weighing eighty pounds, were put into an
inclosuro twelve feet square and eight feet
high ut Van Vert, Ohio, Monday, to fight
until one or the other should DO killed
The dog sprsng for the gorilla and tried to
sink his teeth in tho gorllla's tough hide,
but he could not penetrate the skin. The
gorilla caught the dog in his long, mus
cular arms and sunk hls long tusks re-
paatedly into his neck and spine, and the
dog was dead in ton minutes
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
Current Business in Court.

Court met at Q o'clock this morning for
the transaction Of current business.
Horace u. Siote, on whom the jury Inn
posed one-baif the costs In the assault and
battery case ha brought against Horace u.
Myers, went TO jail to-day in default of
payment.
The injunction granted January 70, re-
straining the Edison Electric Light com
pany from placing wires on tho poles Of
the Pennsyls Telephone company, was
dissolved.
The order discbarging the rnlo for new
trial In the suit OF Rice va Rice was re-
voksd. The rule viii be argued on January
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
nefore Alderman Hnrr

The surety of the peace cases against
Christian and Henry Binkley. preferred by
George Strobert, at Alderman BarT's office,
have been Withdrawn. and the case of as
sault against Christian Binkley was dis
missed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
European Mlznrl


at No. 45G West King street, was recently mado
the recipient OF a valuable present for cfIectlng
q reconciliation between Il well-k nown lady and
gentleman OF this 3ay. She shows you cor
rect likeness OF yor future partner, etc. Cali
and be convinced. daIStus
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24

We have the Largest Stock and Best Goods
for the money, are the reasons why you should
buy at
dl+eod-to25 MILLER'S LIQUOR STORE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
auarriuprn.

NEFF-KREIDER- -December "a 1889, by Rev.
d. W. Gerhard, ~ his residence, No. l3l South
and Miss Adeline Il. Rre!der, both Of East Lam
peter township. ...r.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
DRoCIoR's OPERA HOUSE.
Proctor 4 souller .Proprietors and Managers.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
ant grand Christmas matinee, Dec. q, "a and 2
Ko9ertBuehanans success, alone In London"
To- 20, 20 20 and rs cts,: matinee ~, 10 and ~ cts
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights and
Shanty Queen" y l.E dsS-9td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24

Elegant silk Plush Plush Albums G2I5c, zoe,
u, 81 20 10 IS 75c Each.
Plush Work Boxes, 25c, Doc, 7jc, 81, 81 % to 50
Each. A =. '|.. ''''
Plush Toilet Cases at 81, 81 %, 81 co. 81 20 to so
Each.
Manicure Sets, Smokers Set, Shaving Set.
Ladies' and Gentlemeu's Umbrellas, Gold
silver, Nickel ana Natural Wood Handles, at
81, 81 To- 81 %, 81 S71a, 81 80 Ia IS Each.
Colored Border Handkerchlefs a d, $, 10, l2I,
20 so Cents Each.
Embroidered and Henstitched Hundker.
chiefs In all the Latest Styles.
Colored silk Handkerchiefs at 25c, 87I1c, zoe.
s5c 10 81 - Each.
Cream silk Mutiiers al 75c, ST. 81 25 81 50 to eS
Each.
Fine Wax Dolls fel1, II, 20, IS, S7,s to rs Cents
Each.
Bsque Dolls, Wash Dolls Dressed Dolls TOYS
Games, Tool Chests, Baskets, Tables, Black.
boards, Christmas Cards, illustrated Hymns.
Hundreds OF Il mo. Bound Books-Poetry.
History, Adventure. Travels, Fairy Tales, Fie.
tion, &C., &c. pc each only half price.
shaksspeare Complete, large edition, SOC
worth 81 25 ~'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24
=1'7
Marlgefs.

Live stock Markets.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2s.-ReceIpts, s,0o0; shipments
5000; steady beeves, V so@5 Is steers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-24

-
IL Cumberland Valley. =
Valuable Country Seat and Home located at
the edge OF Mechancsbury, on the road leading
from Harrisburg to Carlisle, known as Trindls
Spring road; II really has no comparison for
It's desirabilfty, location and surrounding for
y comfortable home. The house stands back
from the. road about 30 feet, on little
rise, and lawn in front slopes grad
ually to the road stands right upon a
corner OF prominent crossroads, the one lead
ing to Williams Grove, the others to Harris
burg pike, to Mechanicsburg and to Carlisle.
There Is about eight acres of land to this home
partly covered with fruit trees-apples, pears
peaches, pluns, cages, aprlcots grapes, crabs,
&c. This place has only 10 be seen to be appre-
Giated. The property adloins the Dillsburg &
Harrisburg railroad station, and postoffice
within 30 yards. The famous Trindle Spring
church property Joins this property In the rear.
school near by, or can go To Mechanicsburg
schools only about ten minutes walk Into Me
chanicsburg. For a retired farmer or merchant
who wants to spend the balance of his DAYS
with pleasure this Is one of the places set apart
for him. The premises can be viewed by taking
train at Harrisburg for Diilsburg, and stopping
OFT Mt Trindle Spring station, or stopping at
Mechaihcsburg and walk out. For particulars
address j. l., MELOY
dee2i3tdru,Th,S&2tw Carlisle, Pa.
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3lc,u Advertisements.

A BSOLUTELS PURE.