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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-30
DUBLIG SALE OF vALuABLECIrY RESI-.

l. DENCES.
Oh WEDN EsDAY, NOVEMBER q, lsso.
ut the Leopard Hotel, will be sold the following
desirable properties In Lancaster City
No. l, Three-story Brick store and Dwelling
on the northeast corner OF Columbia and Col,
lege avenues Two rooms and store room on
nrst moor, three rooms and bath room on second
hoor and four rooms ON third floor. Gas, water
and other conveniences. Lot, "a feet front and
70 feet deep, with three-fcet alley in rear,
No, 2, Two three-story and basement Brick
Dwellings, Nos. 5i and 5l6 West James street
having nail, III rooms and basement Kitchen
water In Kitchen and basement Heater nues
gas pipes, etc, Lot, y by lo2 feet extending TO
No 3, Three-story and basement Brick Dwell.
Ing, No. 52i West James street. Hall, rooms
bathroom and basement kitchen, Heater
nues, gas, water, etc. Lot . feet Inches by
i2 feet, TOT l2 feet wide alley.
MO. =, Three-Story Brick Dwelling No WS
West Chestnut street, with In ee-story brick
hall, 10 rooms, kitchen, plasiered garret, Sc
Range, furnace, hot and cold water, gas &c
The house Is papered throughout and newly
painted, Lot, ~ feet inches by @ feet.
No. y, Three-Story Brick Dwelling with three
story brick back building and one-story frame
garret, dc, range, furnace, hot and cold water
gas, DC. Newly papered and painted through.
out. Lot ~ feet 6inches by s5 feet.
lhe aboNo properties are In frst-clasS condi-
ton, in most desirable localities, and will posi-
lively be sold.
large amount OF the purchase money may
remain charged upon the premises, II desired.
sale TO commence at O'Clock, sharp.
ALLAN A. HERR,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
on'fa No. LOS East King Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-30
Funeral OF christopher Geigor.

The funeral of the late Christopher Geiger
took place this afternoon from his residence,
No. 2io East King street, and was largely
attended. Rev. j. y. Mitchell conducted
the services. Tho pall-bearers were Chris
tian Widmyer, John Benson, John II.
Russell. Judge d. w. Patterson, Christian
Cast, Christian B. Herr, Daniel Baer, of
Chmargo, and Daniel ID. Hess. of Quarry
vile. lnterment was made at Woodward
Hill cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-30
The Entertainment a success.

The entertainment given at the King
street rink, On Tuesday evening, for the
beneht OF the Strawberry street African
neshodist church, WAS success. In adj
ditien to the General Tom Thumb we'd
ding, In which were the same participants
~ q the church q few weeks ago, the Col
umbia church choir gave an excellent con-
cert. There was "a large attendance from
Columbia, and the choir and visitors went
home on special train after the enter
fainment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-30
STRUCK BN A TRAIN.
A Man llurled Against the Tunnel at
Columbia and Fatally Injured.

Columbla ana Fatally Injured.
This afternoon an unknown man was
killed at tho entrance of the Columbia
tunnel by the Frederick Accommodation.
lie was walking on the north track while
a freight was passing and was caught by
the train and hurled against the rocks. He
WAS taken to Columbia by the repairmen.
Since the above was written, It has been
learned that the man was not killed. He Is
In Columbia and being looked after by the
railroad physicians. He is
fatally injured.
The man has been identified as can
vasser of Philadelphia publishing house,
and he was at work in Columbia this morn:
Ing soliciting orders.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-30
swimming Taurht M schoo,.

Swimming baths are becoming popular
additions 10 English schools The school
board contends that 1t Is quite rs important
yOr boy 10 learn to swim as for a girl 10
lssrn the art Of cookery and claims that the
e.imming hath adds TO the comfort of the
eeAolars and assists in the work OF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-30
postpoupti SnIa

The sale OF valuable real estate, corner North
queen street and Pennsylvania railroad, be-
longing to the estate OF the late John Rees
which was offered for sale last Thursday, Oct
"a, at the city hotel, and withdrawn at that
time, VIII be offered at public sale at the City
hotel Thursday evening, October 81, 1859.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-30
KNOWN llnre.

Mrs. Honora McElroy, sister of the late
jeremiah McElligott, and well known in
this city, died ut her home in BROOKLYN, n,
Y, on Tuesday
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AMUSEMENTS.

Attractions at Fulton Opera House,
Wednesday, Prof Mclean's Athletic Enter
tainment.
Matinee, Ida siddons.
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Rev. Jacobs. Lehman, OF Chambersburg, viii
preach In the Reformed church, East German
street, at 1890 o'clock this evening
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aluaarrtaaes.

CHEY--MARKA--October 20, 1850, at ~.
James Episcopal church, by Rev. N. H. Hooper,
Addison II. Fritchey, ESQ.,. ana Elixabcth O.
Marks, daughter Of the late Jacob Marks ltd !
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-30

| We call special attention this day TO
| the complete assortment of Ladies'
| Misses and Children's Coats.
Our entire second floor is stocked fu
with choice novelties in Short Jackets,
medium length Jackets, Newmarkets
and Wraps.
Our Cloak Department is the largest
In the city, and might say In the State
Our assortment Is perfectly immense.
Our prices as usual are the lowest.
We quote below few prices so you
may judge to be convinced.
Ladies' Stockinette Coats, an ali-wool
Jacket, perfect fit, at $2.49.
An all-wool Jacket, extra heavy,
double breasted, 1895.
A double breasted tailor-made Jacket,
$500 better grades at $3.50, $4.75 and
$500.
Directoire Jackets, very fine, special
bargain at IS.
Directoire Jackets, very fine, extra
heavy, tailor-made, Sc.
Directoire Jackets, very fine and
heavy, special, worth $40, at $3.50; bet
ter grades up to $3.50.
Ladies' COlored Cloth Jackets, special
bargain, at $3.50 and IS in stripes and
plaid.
Novelties in Ladies' Beaver Cloth
Jackets.
/. Tailor-made, vest front, heavy
beaver, at $5.9S.
,. Tailor-made, vest front, heavy
beaver, superior grade, at 81. .9S
Novelties in tailor-made Jackets, i'm
directoire styles, at S9.9s, $ll.9S, Sl29s,
and upwards length Beaver Jackets
at S.4s, and upwards.
Ladies' Newmarkets in striped plaid
and plain colors, from So. .9S upwards.
Children's and Misses Coats, all sizes,
from 8Sc upwards.
Misses Newmarkets for II, II, l6 years
old, from s.. 40 upwards.
The assortment In Childrens and
Misses Coats and Newmarkets, and
Ladies' Newmarkets Is too immense to
enable us to specify any particular style.
able to suit every purchaser, and give
entire satisfaction.
PLUSH DEPARTMENT.
A short Seal Plush Jacket at Ss.9s.
\ short Seal Plush Jacket, satin lined,
at Sl0.i9.
A special bargain, worth SIS, at Sll.9s.
A perfect beauty in a short Plush
Jacket lined with elegant quality satin,
worth $50, at Sl4.9s. A S25 Jacket at
$l9.9S.
Directoire Plush Jacket at S24.9
I length Plush Jacket mt Sli.9s special
grade Jacket at sl9.ss better grades al
s2i. .9s and upwards.
Seal Plush Jackets at all prices.
Elegant value at SlT.9S and Sl99S.
A Sacque worth SS5 we sell at $24.9s,
Ladies' Plush Newmarket at $50.
Ladies' Plush Newmarket at $37.9S.
Ladies' Plush Newmarket at $47.9S.
Will omen this day N new line of ChiI-
den's Goats, in Cardinal, Gendarme
Gobelin, Mahogany, and all new shades
from $3.50 upwards.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-30
We ARE READY WITH FURS f!

EURS! FUR5! FURSI
, 1889-05-18
II. A. JURS.
acknowledgements

9MA Plant~r F. LUNNEY, der
60 we'd den d. 27de find. afholdte
Valghandling blew valgt til Medlem
af Colonialraadet for St. Croix for
Frederiksteds Jurisdictions Land
districts Valgkreds, har erkl@ret like
at vile modtage Va.set o. Valgbe-
~styrelsen har fundet hans Undskyld-
n~ingsgrund fyldestgj6rende, vii if0lge
Gouvernementets Ordre, nyt Valg
fnde Sted paa Thinghuset LOR
DAGEN den 13de dennes fOrstkom.
mende.
Valghandlingen begynder midday
ri. IL slet og suites samme Efter-
midday H, 8 slet. Il
Val g6estyrelsen for Frederiksteds Juris-
dictions Landdistricts Valgkreds, den SIDE
Mai 1889. .a.u
r. PETERSEN.
, 1889-05-18
acknowledgements

net bekjendtgj6res herved, at
I'D Finantsministeriet har meddelt
Procurator we'd Underretterne paa
de dansk vestindiske Ger J. P.
JORGENSEN, R. at D., Constitu-
ton som Procurator we'd den Konge-
lige Vestindiske Landsoverret med
Forpligtelse til at ansees boende i
St. Thom@ By.
GOuvernementS. Secretariatet, st. CrOix,
den 8de Mai 1889.
LIMPRIOHT.
, 1889-05-18

Publication.
.aDHEREAs Mr.. F. IUNNEY,

TA lAIVii1Et EaJ0 fTTFE 49,
1ApHEREAS MI. F. IUNNEY,,
~ who at, the election on the
9th .of April last had been elected
memberiof the Colonial Council for
the Country. District Of the b JqrlHsG5
diGtion& Of Frederikssted, has refused
to- accept Of the same, and as his
reasons ahave been considered Valid
by the Elective Board a new cleo.
tidheiP & !el member, win according to
order from the Government take q
place lat the = Court a4 house on
SATURDAY. THE 18th instant. ? ~, ~ .
TIE TRss, R Palms ~. yxs ainll daSs9a@3lnlsnosa s
IL 3cg0ek dneoas land closesaat,iSt
osclpckun3myoa ,so1aEsais deasta ed
49, 1abStivA Board dfofGthss Cdahsfyrs
District of the Jurisdiction of Frederik.
stsd, sth May 1889. rrrnorr
, 1889-05-18
Publication.

NJ is hereby made known that the
Ministry of Finances has consti-
tuted Lawyer j. P. JORGENSEN,
z. D. to practice as Lawyer, before
the Upper Court with residence
at st. Thomas. fFe5
Government Secretary's Office, st. CrOix.
9Th May 1889. "ofi - pa -"
uIlM LIMPRIOHT.
, 1889-05-18
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, 1889-05-18
PlOlxIama.

ALE og Enhver som have Noget at
fordre i Boet efter afgangneVerts
husholder WILLIAM HAROLD
MARDENBOROUGH, indkaldes
herved med 3 M~aaneders Varsel til
for undertegnede Skifteret at anmel-
de og bevisligg6re deres Krav.
81. Th0ma Skifteret den lode Mai 1888.
, 1889-05-18
N OTIC E.

KGREEABLE to orders from the Govern.
Ia ment of the Danish West India Islands
The supply of a number of
, 1889-05-18
ISIS pairs Of Shoes
for ~gynanastic use
required lOr the Military forces on the
Islands in the year 1889 is hereby put up
to public licitation.
Written Tenders Marked:
Tender for Shoes for Gymnastic use
for the Military Forces 1889,

may be forwarded to the Royal Military
Depot on Or before MONDAY the 9th
May 1889, at 3 O'clock p. IN. containing a
statement of the price at which the party
will undertake to deliver the whole mum
Der Of l55 pairs of Shoes 5anod 5ged
The shoes are to be delivered as, soon as
possible, at the latest a month after tho
tender has been accepted, and either after
measurement of the men or after sample.
Each bidder will be held to his bid for
IA days .ftf mi .19q9tli!1 m.fi
The tender will be opened on the after.
noon of the above stated day in the pre-
sences of those bidders. who may appear,
and Information will be given to the party
whose, tender risi accepted by the Govern.
ment from the Military Depot. .or
Samples OF the shoes and the conditions
for the delivery thereof may be fseenen' the
Royal Military Dep6t3 GhtiatiahstSd,e and
in III the BBSSrrraa99kNs' st1 Ehhoqpaasna oEoego'
The Reoysl Military Depot St. Croix. the
18th 1Aln May llSS9fu 46f ii l921aV s4sb
@ r9i DITLEV DITLENSRN.
.7srN a3T9a
, 1889-05-18

Translation.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-12-20

The congregation Of the Shiloh
Baptist Church; colored; OF
williamsport, is in state of war
ovet the election of new pastor.
On Sunday several members Of the
church called on the mayor and
asked for police protection and he
detailed an officer to attend the
service and preserve the peacs; The
newly elected pastor was to occupy
the pulpit for the first time and
those opposed to him declafed they
would break up the services When
the minister assembled to the pulpit
wild scene ensued. Men shook
their fists in one another's faces
women screamed and the officer
pounded ON the pulpit with his club
for order. Finally the policeman
succeeded in restoring quite, and
after good deal of trouble prevail
ed on the people to retire, where
upon h looAco up tuo church. Ar
effert is now being made to adjust
the difficulties.-Mu,scy Lunainary
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-12-20

Russell Katns of LaPorte, will
give his 1Oth annual ball, on We'd
nesday eveniitg, Jan. 1st 80. A
grand good time is anticipated
Everybody is cordially invited.
Musicians viii be engaged from a
distance which will make the enter
tainment more attractive to those
who enjoy the passtime of danting.
We might say, to those Dushore
young people who have been
anxious for the PAST year or
more to attend party at the county
seat, that the eve. of Jan. lst would
be suitable time to realize their
anticipations.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-12-20

j. P: Little aid Chas. W. Little
of LaPorte twp; have recently pur-
chased a first class saw mill and
have erected the same a short dis
tance below Nordmont on the W
h. N. B. r. Il. This new firm
owns large TRACTS of timbered land
Iii the vicinity of Nordmont and will
Manufacture said Timber. They
Have erected several tetant Houses
near the mill site and will commence
operation in the very near futufe
We wish the getlemen unbounded
success in their new enterprise.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-12-20
LORAH'S EOTEL.
ONESTOWN.
DANIEL H. LoBAH PRoF'R.

DANIEL II. LOBAH PROP'R.
This is a large and commodlous
house, with large airy rooms, furn-
shed in first class style. A desira-
BILE place for those who desire to es.
cape the heated term. Hunting an6
fishing in their season. The bar is
supplied with choice liquors & cigars.
Nov. l3 '85.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-12-20

The most magnificent display fancy furniture shown Dusore
fancy chairs variety chairs that ancient and antique look
odd chairs Hundreds of them conceveabe
spread for your inspection Fancy can mdc c"bnets
fancy mirrors, backing card tables &C.
Do not miss the display you possibly get here
" ' ~ very Respectiyely In WRENCE BROS
we also attention to our new line OF stone caskets
ey are light and constitute within themselves mini
vaults lhey finished broadco plush and satens and
furnished price bngs them within reach Of all Please
only dealers that handle stone
Baskets county We also have full line OF wood caskets
fbbes, trimmings &c.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-12-20

DIR. Perry w. sing Was born In,
LaPorte township Sullivan county !
Pa, on the 22d day of January
1853. He attended the public
schools of his district until nearly
twenty years of age, acquiring a
good common school education, and
was always bright active scholar,
ready and quick to learn, and d
universal favorite with teachers and
mates. When he was about twenty
year, of dge he began attending the
Teachers Institutes bfthe county and
preparing himself fot teaching.
For several years he taught dis
trict schools. Teaching in Sullivan,
Lycoming and Tioga counties, in
order to obtain the means to carry
him through the State Normal
School at Mansfield Pa; as he al
ways manifested great desire to
obtain good education. When
the school room became too tiresofie
and confhing to his active energetic
disposition, he took an agency for d
book. travelling for some time in
Canada along with N. W. Stephens
Esq. This enabled him to procure
the means he so loig desired, and
he attended the State Norrthl School
at Mansfield Pa, for some time, at
which place he was always a stud;
ious painstaking scholar, and where
he enjoyed the respect and esteem OF
his preceptors and classmates.
While travelling in Canada he was
attacked with diptheria, with which
he was very sick for some time, at a
hotel in Canada, and which left his
constitution greatly undermined.
Upon the completion of his studies
ut Mansfield he entered the Office of
Attortiey Durham, intending to
enter tile legal profession. But soon
found out that the profession was
not sufficiently active, for his dis
position, and he then began the
study of medicine, graduating at
the University of Maryland at Balti-
more in 1884. Immediately after
graduating he entered into
partnership, With DR.. Swisher at
Jerseytown, but remained there
only short time, moving to Hills
Grove this County where he bought
out DIR. L. r. Lantz. He continued
he practice OF medicine at Hills
Grove, except for a short time, when
he was located III Unityville Ly-
coming county, until a very short
time before his death, when he come
home to his parents where he died
on Friday December 9Th 1889.
DR.. King was q courteous, kind
and agreeable gentleman, who gained
friends where ever he went and was
respected by all with whom he came
in contact. AS a physician he was
successful, and acquired large and
lucrative practice, without boasting
of his success, or endeavoring to
depreciate the worth of others, as
too many of that profession often
do.
He was a dutiful and faithful
son, and his respected and aged
parents have the heart felt sympathy
of all who knew them. During a
long and painful illness in which
that dreaded disease, consumption,
slowly but surely consumed his
mortal frame, he was pleasant,
cheerful kind, and considerate to
all. He died among, and surround"
ed by loving friends ever ready and
anxious to soothe and assuage every
pain that it was possible for mortals
to do. And all that could be done
was performed with loving kindness
by those Wild we're willing to do
anything and everything for one
they loved.
A FR1END.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-12-20

Any persons desiring to attend
the Institute, will find good accom-
modations and terms reasonable at
Fairview Cottage, LaPorte Pa.
CHAs. TINKLEPAUGH, Prop.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-12-20
LOCAL Department

Buy your Christmas goods at
home
We shall not issue a paper next
week.
Remember the poor on Wedhes-
tiay next.
We expect several Supreme Court
books to print this winter.
There will be many mistakes made
In the date line, after Jan. 1st.
Our office will be open for the
transaction of business next week.
A ball will I've given in Gatey's
hall at Dushore; on Wednesday eve.
Jan. lst 80.
Congressman Mccormick of
Williamsport, favors New York for
the Worlds fair.
A brand new lot of Christmas
goods will be opened at Meylert Il
Cos. during the week.
Mr.. Frank S. Clapp and Miss
Blanche Hill, both of Willia'hsport,
were married on Dec. 18th.
The jinglng of sleigh bells were
common On our streets, Sunday.
The fast trotters we're all out
Miss Blanche Hess of LaPorte
twp, is dangerously ill with pneu-
monia. Her recovery is considered
doubtful.
The merchants of Haghesville
will give free excursicn from Nord-
mont to Hughesfille on Tuesday
Dec. oath.
We call the attention of our read
ers to the new ad of; Y. Retten-
bury. the old and reliable jeweler of
Dushore.
An acceptable Christmas present
to your absent friend would be i
years subscription to the REPUBLI,
CAN. Try it,
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Ihgham of
LaPorte, will Leave to-day, friday
for Philadelphia, where they will visit
friends for week Or ten days.
John L. Sullivan the pugilist will
meet the colored man, Jackson, OF
California within six months. The
purse agreed upon is $4,000.
Floods having evidently spent
their force this phenomenal year,
their path is followed by the op-
rosite agent of destruction--fire.
Z. W. Knapp Of Towanda, who was
convicted of larceny at Sept. I. 'S9
and placed in Jail for so days, was
released On Thursday of last week.
Miss Carrie Keeler of LaPorte.
was taken quite seriously i'll on Mon
day, the result of a strain while
skating on Lake Mokoma. recently.
Institute at LaPorte, commencing
on Moaday Dec. 30th. A large
number of ptetty school marm's
are expected to be in attendance.
A party will be given by Mrs. NJ.
Z. Lauer, on Christmas night. Good
music. Dancing in the l. O.. o. f.
Hall. Refreshments SERVED at the
Mountain House. A general invita-
ton is extended.
Miss Mamie Sheehan of LaPorte
twp, who is engaged in teaching the
I'd Ward school, was taken ill last
week which rendered her unable to
hold school for the past week.
Stewart Chase of LaPorte has
been appoited Warden of the court
House by Sheriff elect Utz, and will
take possession of the same imme-
diately after Wednesday Jan. lst
80.
We give full details of the verdict
in tie Cronin case elsewhere in this
issue. O'Sullivan, Caughlin and
Burke Imprisoned for life, Kunze
imprisoned for three years and
Beggs goes free.
Frank Buck of Dushore, took the
rain at Nordmont on Monday for
Nilliamsport, whefe he was detained
tuesday and Wednesday transacting
usiness. Frank is favorite
mong the boys.
For the past two weeks dur job