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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-07
IlOUshY INJURED.
6U6n afWlDKE IEm EAsxED
Nh " snEEf RAILWAY RsRxES


Ex-County Recorder Martin d. Hess
tAs seriously injured this aheruoon. He
tas Standing at the corner of Easl Chestnut
4nd North Duke streets nj 2. o'clock. wait
~ Tor car to 90 to the park grounds, lie
'Noa IN company with Jacob Hartman and
And walked ffom the Pennsylvania rail-
tbod depot 10 this corner. When he and Mr..
1rtoaan arrived there they concluded to
1ke . bus.
2Aore were Aeveral empty cars APP
EooeAlng nom the north At this
ne and aftsr the first had passed Mr.. Hess
(oempted to cross the street 10 get into the
39Us, which was on the opposite side. Hess
"a not notice the approach Of the second
|1nk and he was knocked down by the
koGsee. He fell In front of the wheels, both
- which passed over hislcgs. The car WAS
leeoppsd ~ noon ~ possible and Mr. Hess
S1epovod 70 the station house where he was
txamined by DIR. J. Aug. Ehler, who was
m eye witness to the accident. Il was
f1nnd that both bones Of his LEFT leg near
stte ankle were broken, the heel Of his
night foot was torn of and there are several
y cehor wounds on his legs. -
Amer being made o. comfortable ~ pos-
sfble Mr.. Hsss was removed 10 the county
hospital He may lie injured internally,
ShAsty examination made.
Jacob Hartman was also knocked down
s hy the horses but he unfortunately fell in:an
opposite direction from the track. The ac.
eident was witnessed by . number Of peo-
4 pie, and for time there was great excite
nsent In the neighborhood.
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FELL FORTY FEET.
4 Tramp Accidentally steps From q
Bridge aud II severely Injured.

a Tramp Accidentally steps From q
bridge and Il severely injured.
CoLrMBIA, May John Blanchard,
claiming England as his home. met with q
very serious accident at an early hour this
morning nj the Red bridge. along the
Pennsylvania railroad. Blanchard and
companion got of q west bound train and
started to walk toward this place. Blanch-
ard thought he was walking along the rail-
road, but instead stepped over the abut-
usent Of the bridge and fell distance of "
fest. He was picked up by some train men
aftar lying down the bank about an hour.
His injuries are internal and quite serious.
He was taken to tho Lancaster hospital.
The Society Of Christian Ende~vor Of the
Methodist church will hold an entertain
ment In the church this evening.
The Takakomcna Social club held very
enjoyable meeting last evening at the
house OF Miss Elsie Phenegar
Gen. Welsh Post No. lls, q. A. r., will
meets this evening To consider important
matter relating TO the observance Of Deco
nation Day.
The Boat club will hold = meeting this
evening at the boat house.
superintendent Cable, Engineer stevens,
and Acting General Freight Agent BAIL, of
the Philadelphia 4 Reading railroad, were
In town last evening looking amer the in
terests Of the Reading road.
The Metropolitan band elected the fol-
lowing officers last night: President, y.
q. Rosth; secretary, NJ. B. Kerr; cores
ponding secretary, w. J.. Worrail treas
urer, +. b. Weller; leader, A. W. Eshle-
man.
The Columbia billiard parlor will hold
the third quarterly billiard and pool tour
nament beginning May 10. The tourna-
nasnt will he open TO young players sxclu-
sivcly and two very handsome cues will
be pressntsd by the managers TO the win
ner.
Andrew j. Kaufman, esq, received a
cablegram last evening announcing the
safe arrival OF Misses Lillian Welsh and
Elizabeth Davies Kaufman ut Antwerp
May Donley, a seven-montbs-old child
Of Joseph Donley, died yesterday after
noon vt o'clock. The funeral was held
this afternoon mt $3.50 o'clock.
lively fight took place yesterday aficr.
noon about o'clock at Second and Loo
Gust, between tramp and a rolling mill
man from Safe Harbor. The mon had very
lively time aud plenty of blows We're OK
changed. The tramp succeeded in getting
the better Of the iron-worker.
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peuttta.

HALpACH--May q, lsss, Ia this city, Katie }.
iialhach, daughter Of Jacob and Emma j. Hal
bach, aged Is years. month aud days.
The relatives aud friends Of the family are re-
specially invited To attend the funeral, from
her parents residence, No. M North Plum
street, on Wednesday afternoon at ociock. In
erinent at Lancaster cemetery (privatel
CARrESrER.--In this city, ON the 9TH Inst :,
Paul Carpenter, sou OF Caroline A. aud tho late
WIN. Csrpenter, aged NJ years
Funeral from the residence of his mother No
liz North Duke street, on Wednesday afternoon
~ O'Clock. Interment private. IL.
BRAAs-In this city, on the 7th Inst, Can
Bruas, In the 9th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited To attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. 7U3 81. Joseph street, on
Friday afternoon at two O'Clock. Interment at
4 on's cemetery. m-.3td
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Annual Election of on,cer..

A. the annual meeting OF ST. Peters Ger
MAN Catholic Beneficial society on Monday
evening, the following officers were elected:
President, Adam Finger; vice president,
Peter koehrich; secretary, Geo Rohr; as
aistsnt secretary, Adam Huegel treasurer,
Bernard Rockenstein; messenger, Law
rance kopf; standing committee, southw est
ward, Henry Miller, Lawrence Kopf John
4. Kirchner; Southeast ward, Fridolin
Rietschy, Charles Nutto, Henry wirh
Northeast ward, Ferdinand Bender; North
west ward, Andrew Walter.
The society Is now on the threshold of il $
3&th year. II has 80 members and invested
capital of E,7l0.
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ROBBED ms EMPLOYER.
Carl schuki steals . sssO watch and
II Arrested.

(ori SCntIHt Stc0uS pU8O watch ana
n Arrcstcd.
Between and 9 o'clock on Mosday
evening, 3. u. dostettcr, Of Manor town
ship, reported at the station house that
Carl Shilki the hired man, employed by
his father, he'd stolen his gold watch
worhf25e and pocketbook containing about
sl0 aud that hS was lsst seen going in the
dircction of tlis city. SerReant Hartley
notified the officers TO be on the lookout
for the man, and MIR. uostctter also kept n
lookout for him.
lie was traced To the Union hotel, on
East Chestnut street, " here he Offered 10 sell
the watch but when the officers went to the
hotel he had lef. He was next heard Of nj
Sutton's jewelry store, where he also offered
the watch for sale, but had lefi before the
arrival ~ the officers who were looking for
him. 1Ie made several other attempts 10
sell the watch, and finally q young man
named Hubert saw him offer the watch for
sale. He knew Schilki. knew he worked
for Mr.. Hostetter and believed that the
watch was stolen. lie had young man
watch Schilki while no went In search Of
Officer Weaver. lie soon found the police
man and Schilki was arrested. He had In
his possession the stolen goods
Mr.. Hostetter made complaint sgains'
him before Alderman Barr, aud In defanl,
Of hail Schilki was committed to jail.
Schilki Yves here few weeks ago, Al
figured In a row In the rear Of the Cooper
house in which he received = thrashint
from William ScheurehbrHnd. On tina
occasion he was prosecuted before Alder
man Hershey for drunkenness and di-or
DERBY conduct and paid the COSTS
A letter written Ia the German language
addressed to Schilki, found In his pocket
indicates that he is wanted In Germany fo
q serious crime.
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WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS.
The Court Decides That the Father Is TO
Have the Child.

Have the Child.
Judge Patterson heard the testimony of
the parties interested on writ Of habeas
corpus for the custody OF u child, on Mon
day afternoon. The child in dispute Is the
daughter Of jacob T. Bateman and the aunt
Of the child. Mrs. Anna Livingston. petit
toned for her custody. The testimony
showed that the girl since the death Of her
mother spent the greater portion Of her life
with this aunt. Recently Mr.. Bateman, tho
father Of the child, married again, secured
the custody Of the child as she was return
ing from school and refused to allow her TO
live any longer with her aunt.
Judge Patterson, by agreement of all the
parties, took the child to the law library and
hsd q talk with her. The child when ask ed
with whom she preferred TO make her
homo said she wanted To remain with her
father. The order Of the court was that she
he rsmanded TO his custody, care aud con-
troll.
Mrs. Livingston was represented by q.
G. Kennedy and Mr.. Batenan by Eugene
Montgomery.
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ASTRICH BROS.
PALACE OF FASHION,
IFS & ~ NORTH QUEEN
STREET.

Good Jewelry at quarter
prices, means what you pay a
dollar for elsewhere ; you buy
here for e5c.
We have marked the follow
ing goods at prices SO low that
they are bound to sell fast.
Therefore, do not hesitate
but come at once.
You cannot afford to let these
bargains go by.
Children's Solid Cold Rings
for l6c once more. The same
styles, cut edges, CSC.
Rope Rings are the lattes
novelty, gold and platinum, 81 !;
solid gold, $3.50. Plain bands,
gold filled, 81. Twisted Gold,
with forget-me-nots, s.. Heavy
Plated, Garnet Setting, SI.25.
Garnet and Pearls, $3.50.
Heavy Chased, solid gold oval
design, s.. Heavy Chased.
ivy leaf pattern, SI.25. Same
in two shades Of gold, $3.50.
Blocked Ring. conventional de-
sign, $3.50.
A new thing in Bracelets.
a row of Bohemian Garnets,
only 25c; were imported to sell
for 81.
Heavy Plated Lock Brace
lets, 4 styles, down to / sc; were
sold at 25c.
Plated Gold Wire Bracelets,
with Garnets, Rhinestone and
Sapphire, 5 stones, Ioc apiece
9 stones, I5c apiece.
Silver and Oxydize Wire
Bracelets, 7 strand, I5c.
Gold and Silver Heavy Link
Bracelets, with spring lock. soc.
Gilt and Silver Hairpins, with
Amber Pins, ,25c.
Silver Rhinestone Hairpins
and Lace Pins, Ioc,
One lot of Silver Hairpins,
with Rhinestones, ioC.
Plated Lace Pins, 7c.. Plated
Lace Pins, loc, elegant new de-
signs, usually sold at 10 to 2oc.
Our variety Of CSC Lace Pins
is the largest and best in this
city. The styles are new, and
the goods all warranted never
to tarnish.
Fine Plated Lace Pins. so,
7sc, 81 to s. apiece,
A full line of Black Shell and
Amber Hairpins, for &c apiece
up. /
Small Fancy Jersey Scarf
Pins, the latest designs.
ASTRiCH BROS,
IIs& III North Queen ST. /
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before Alderman snurr,sr

Frank Asbby and John Abel, two young
msn OF this city. were drunk on Saturday
night some time ago. and they are said to
have thrown stone through a window
OfAmos Albright. on Beaver street. Ashhy
ran away and was arrested yesterday In the
lower part OF the county. Ashby was COM
miaed aud Abel furnished bail for hear
Ing on charges Of drunken and disorderly
sondacs and malicious mischief on Friday
evening.
John Daily has given bail for hearing
for assanit and battery on jesse McCou.
sey, who alleges that he snaeked his
mouth.
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Compliments for Mr.. y. II. Reynolsi~.
In noticing the retirement Of Mr.. Sam
uel II. Reynolds from the lar the Philadel-
phia Ledger says: Mr.. Reynolds has been
n successful lawyer for more than thirty
years, and he has gained the leadership of
the Lancaster bar by many brilliant and
successful professional arguments, while
his conduct Of causes In other cities has
fully tested his great legal requirements.
But Mr. Reynolds IN much more than n
lawyer. In political lie he has shown high
statesmanshfp, In social life he has gained
hosts Of friends and In the Episcopal church
he has gained . wide popularity, while In
charities, public and private, he has al
phia clients and friends will Join his towns
men In hearty good wishes for a long life
Of enjoyment of the results of success ut the
bar and In happy length of days full of
useful services
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Albert Albright and John Murphy were
on their way home last evening, when they
saw q strange animal. They struck IL " ith
a stone, after which they captured IL and
found it to De a fine large opossum. Mr.
Albright now has II In his possession.
CHAs II. BARR to-day removed his large stock
TO No. 81 Penn Square, Everything In the book,
stationery aud art line can be obtained at fair
prices al iLarrs.
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S,,ed for Iserl,,ry,

Graybill y. withsrs, of Breckn mock town
ship, has made complaint against Joseph
Marks before Alderman Barr for perjury
II is alleged that in the depositions taken
on the remonstrance filed against granting
a tavern license TO Withers. Marks testified
that lac had seen mock religious services
held in Withers' bar room and this Withers
claims ls false
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Returned To Court.

Abrsham Eberly, of Maric township.
was heard by Alderman Barr this atier-
noon ON charge Of committing an assault
aud battery ON Mrs- Ann Smith. The case
wss returned to court and the accused gave
ball for his appearance.
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A Needle in q Girls Foot.

About two months ago n little daughter
Of hanks Smith, Of Rohrerstown, ran a part
Of a noodle. which had broken of, into her
foot. Recently II became very sore and to-
day DIR. Ringwalt performed An operation,
successfully extracting the piece.
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nea,h of DlIworth pot,..

pilworth Potts, aged u, a prosperous
farmer residing In East Cain township, one
mile east of Downingtown, is dead. Mr..
Potts II the last of Ave bachelor brothers.
Mr. Potts was prominent In tho society OF
Friends lie was noted for his quiet habits.
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LNsTArE OF sAMrEL. CHARI.Es .ArEoE

LNSTATF OF SAMI Fl Oh AKIES r. NTF or
IL the citN OF Lancaster, deceased, Let
ters of administration on said estate having
I.,g In gfnh,ed 10 the undersigned, all persons in-
ate payment, and those having claims or de
mnnds against the same, wifi present them
without delay for settlement 10 the under.
signed, residing Ia fequea township. Lancaster
county. ELI X. MNLIN,
u N ~, Administrator.
T. ~ N"hih, Attorney. my1btdIu'
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The Children's Home.

Tins afternoon the corporation Of the
hoAs Of frisndlsss Children held NEE,
&ng ~ the Office u Maj. c. NJ. Howell, and
ne following board OF trustees were
eebecsed: Georg. NJ. Kline, J. b. KeyinskI,
~ y. Fulton, Alex IL. Peacock.
lAdy managers, Mrs. 5. A. Cox, Mrs. {.
=. Peneock, Mrs NJ. L. shirk, Mrs. 5. A.
4(beA Ma Eiizabesh FAhnestock, Miss
o Gororher.
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I>oR PRATT 4 CADY ASBESTOS DISC
II Valves, Jenkins Valves. Brass Globe Valves,
Lever Safety Valves, Pop Safety Valves, Air
Valves, Radiator Valves, fratfs swinging
Check Valves, Brass Check Valves, Foot Valves,
Angle Valves, call at JOHN BEsT6, MS East
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A cigar DenIcr A..Irn..

Maurice NJ. Bernard. city. cigar dealer,
made an assignment to-day for the benefit
Of creditors 10 julius Loeb.
Mr.. Bernard's liabilities ARE about 81, G,O0c.
and his assets are estimated vt a., ,WO.
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Are Recommending and Selling
Wild Flower BOQuet Toilet Soap

VINESrlMONIAI.
LiMkrnN, WAaRkS 60, VA. April 10. lssq
college, Lancaster, PtI
DEAR SIX; Having taken but "a short course
oi instruction NJ your Institution, and bcIug "a,
weii pleased Ia the manner Ia which ID Is con.
uuci-d u gives me great pleasure Ia recommend
The Lancaster Business College to all ,iesiring
practical education. s
riuis iouis very iruly, IT, l.. HERR.
Formerly Rom kefjon, hut now from Lime
ION, Va, where he is nlliug u position, after a
college. Address, Tor particulars
IL. &, C,WEIDLER, PrinelpsL
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Live Stock Markets.

CAIcAGo, May 6.-Receipts " ODo /. shintoan,s
onSi market steady beeyes, " aNa4 30 steer.
y E9s y stockers and leeders, q 50s Z 81
eee< epsehnss saa pjxsds = 006s =; 3sxsi
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cattle, q soas a.
Hcss- Receipts, q cQ shipmcnts, 1000 msr.
light, o. 50s s. rkirs, Is 5na ( %.
sheep ksceipts. sS9o shipmen,:, l,cco mar. mar.
lrd 8 S0s. 20; Texans, 5 IL, sS IS isrnbs, y 7s
@5m
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ooku utT FOR MOTH. - PRESERVE
four seal skin Goats, Wooden Goods and
certain ana sure protection. For sale only ut
CoCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
NOS III 4 l3s North Queen st., Lancaster. Pa,
Also In large stock, which win sell at bottom
prices, 'hmphor, tamphorine and Tar Pnper
No'hS Tu,ThSR
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Live stock Prices.

X
-
1--we stock Prices.
PnrLspsLrr,A, , May THE scept. 2, the he
Drove Yards were ,..,... s,,..., uo~.
Fss,,sa, e, ,ss vsss si....s ssS ,sSS S o@ s
yanced i0c. 70 Nc cwt. We quote extra, fyd
4t.c.; good, 4'.9t1sc.; medium, y4asc; com.
saSn,y @ H2E 'Hs E .s: b. oss:'ss
ffIsSs i. ps;.hf average s z & as .xSIsss
omsrea; q yt c",sserisnd Valley, average s IN
Lebanon y ssy;.ft valley soSssy assFsxs ssfssi n. II
DO. syeregs 10 Ms e Is; ls Lancaster county,
sysr"ss sysr"s La.S::,s, county county
syeraFs i.ts, rs sssS; % Western, aysraEs ii13
Ms.isrni ;.s s.yyIafs ~ e, AS: ID Western, q,
Ms Hso; IS western. sverige !, so ns n 50; Is
York county, average ,2l0 hs, $40; - Lanca-.
ter county averdgs % dso @ y. = 70 Lancaster
s'fs .ss * <. a We.;srS, S,s, average ssSsI sis
Lancaster county, ssersss sxsf.Fs H. y ''
sheep were active and &c higher on all
o%er GSs so's sheep %rpesa wsa Esra ss
good. ft@4'sc; medium, %t@fc; common, 2'S
Lambs stock were In good demand and
| isc higher, while springcrs were scarce and
wanted. Fall lambs, tlsGfgtzc springers, af g..
Hogs were In moderate demand but weaker.
| Western, 7Cq7tsc State, 8q8hzc.
| Mich cows were Ia mOdcrate demand st $50
| %, although gradsd stock II here would bring
| so or 90.
Fat COWS, in sympathy with bcefcattic, ad
vanccd 10 2i,ey3,s'.
slippery cows were la fair request at $50 - 20
Bologna cows we're moderately active at so
| Is
|
| q NC.
Dressed beeves were In fair demand at 5a :. .c
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nESrlSrRf - X. ID. McCASkEY, SUR.
IL seon Dentist, southeast corner Orange
ana North Queen streets, graduate In dentistTy
ngr' once Hours-S u m, tos p, M, week
days Entrance frst door on Orange street
aS-lmd4w
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nACKINGS, Az FOLLOWS: DiRiGO, FOR
1 steam, and II ydraulic Packing, Asbest Rope,
Woven aud Wirk Packing, Hemp Packing, A.
bestos Mill board, Asbestos Cement, Asbestos
Sheathing, Gum Packing, Gum Rings for Water
Gauges, Pinnibago Packing, Reeds Patent As
bestos, Lined Sectional Pipe Cover, al JOHN
RESTS, Sf Fast Fulton street ni2-tfd
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v0CBLlC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD frRNI-
l. ture at No, i2i North Water street, ON
"wednesday, May $, nt one O'Clock, sharp. Bed
steads, hair cloth sofa, lounge, two sideboards
extension table ana other tables - dozen cane.
seat chairs, one dozen Windsor chairs three
rocking chairs, No, range, good as new, and
many other articles. sale worth attending
ltd JACOB GuNDAkER, AuCtioncer
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LNOR STEAM GAUGES, HIGH OR LOW
II Pressure, Mater Gauges, Gauge Cocks,
Wood Wheels or Weighted, Glass Tubes,
Oilers Plain Water Gauge Columns, Cocks for
Steam Gauges, call on JOHN BEST, ssi l:asi
Fulton street, h2-tiu
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In Suitings

We have To show all kinds Of Chevio,s from si2
upwards; hncr tassimeres ana Cheviots Al So
ssi, -, SO and SO. worsteds from sl5 To sfl
All kinds oi Broad aud Narrow Wales, inolud-
ins That nov famous bargain,
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vI>o PARENTS.

50 for n full course in the keystone Bu,ines,
college, To test the merit and method of iu-
parting practical Business Education, visit
this Institution and Judge for yourself The
only business College that does teach Book.
keeping practically,
W. u. MOSSER, Principal,
IL North Queen Street, Lancaster, Pa.
tidNw
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$t4 Wide. Wale Coat and Vest,
Made to Your Order.

Now Is your time TO get measured for fne
pair of Pants, II only In need of that
article OF apparel. You will be sure To be
suited In our extensive line Of elegant patterns,
Including all kinds of SILK Mixtures, Fine
flaids, Fine Stripes, Shepherds Plaids, Twiiied
stripes, fashionable dark aud light designs In
thsNl,ts ana Cassimeres All made and trim
med rrst-uss
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DuBLiC SALE OF not SEuOLD AND
Kitchen Furniture. Thursday Morning
May y, lss9, ut o'clock, AT ~ South Duke
Sett, four Walnut Bedsteads. Wire Spr,n" Wn,.
tress, walnut Chairs, one Walnut Extension
Table, iB feet, Walnut Sdcboard, one pair Brass
Andirons, two large Heaters, and a large Va.
riety OF otherarticies oi Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
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A &. ROTE,
UNDERTAKEN,

;sa Sorth Queen street. am now pre- pared 10 al
tend 10 all orders In my line, and VIII give my
PERSONAL attention 10 the business at az tin!es
am prepared 10 preserve bodies by embalIniug
then, OF with cold air, Us may be desired.
A. {. ROTE,
s27-lmd No. 80 North Queen ktreet.
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INJECTuRS, RiE LITTLE GIANT, HAN
i cock Inspintors aud Electors, Eberman
Boiler Feeder, Penberthy Inspector, American
lnJeciors, all Ia stock, Al JOHN BEST's, st8
East Fulton street. m2-tId
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A GENCI FOR CALLAHAN * cos CE-
"A ment To take the place Of Red Lead In
bulk II makes riye times the quantity OF red
lead and IL FAR superior in making steam joints;
packing man and hand hole plates ON boilers,
&c., sc. Price ~ cents per pound at JOHN
BE.SrS, SiS East Fulton street. m2-tfd
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1tlnrisrts.
Grain and Provisions,
Stock Ninrlets

Quotations by Reed, Mcliranu 4 ca. bankers
Lancaster, Pa.
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NOR BOILER TUBE BRUSHES, STiLISOS
Pipe Wrenches. Pipe and Monkey Wrench,s
combined, Files, oil Cans, etc, go Ia JOHN
BEST sel Fast Fulton street In2-tfd