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CHANGING, EVER CHANGING.

CHANGING, EVER CHANGING.
Judge Peck has lost his job. He was
assistant to the United States Attorney in
the prosecution Of one or two government
cases. but on and after July ~ his con-
nection with them ceased. The high and
mighty William Henry Harrison Miller,
in the midst OF his multifarious and ex-
acting duties as United States attorney
general, finds time TO turn his august eye
in the direction of Wyoming and Judge
Peck loses his Job.
Now, why does United States Attorney
General William Henry Harrison Miller
so significantly single out Judge Peck in
his official order revoking all Of U. S.
Atty. Campbclrs appointments of assist
ants2 Has any charge been brought
against Judge Peck's ability in the con-
duct of these cases2 Has be been derelict
in his duties or has he Jailed in presenting
for the government as strong a case as
another lawyer would probably have pre-
sented under the same circumstances?
We have heard quite to the contrary.
Even men who themselves have govern
ment land enclosed and whose confidence
in the constitutionality Of the act has
been strengthened by weighty legal ad-
vice, have had that same confidence IN
the equity OF the matter shaken by the
arguments of Judge Peck on the fence
cases, and we have heard them so express
- --Ilsl
themselves publicly.
That being the case then why Is Judge
Peck discharged with all the weighty au-
thority OF the United States attorney
general from a position in which he
earned a few hundred paltry dOlla-s2 The
answer is PLAN.
He told what he believed to be the
truth and backed what he said by docu
mentary proof.
1t has for years been the case that GER
tain men in this community have been
singled out and elevated to a plane above
ordinary humanity. They have arrogated
to themselves. privileges which they nc
corded TO no one else. Their bare word
was law to the community and their nod
was as powerful as the nod OF an Eastern
ruler. They made and unmade men.
People became their plant tools and did
their bidding unhesitatinRly and unques'
t%ioningly. The smile OF their favor
rested upon a man and he blossomed into
prosperity; their displeasure fell upon a
man and he sank blighted and parched
by the wayside.
The position OF these men was unique.
The passing years only served to
strengthen the claims which they them
selves had originally set up. The mum
Der of their partisans steadily and rapidly
increased and the feeble protest OF those
who declined to train with the ring were
lost m the loud shouts of acclaim Of those
dping reverence to the clique.
But all human history goes to show
that this is n world Of mutation. The
microscopic particles which combined il
natures magic crucible produce a man,
unseen, silently yet steadily, change hour
by hour until in a few years time, as
science teaches us, every infinitesmal par.
ticle III man physical makeup has been
replaced BY another corresponding infni.
,0sn., D-,r,;olo
nature 5 great Ia" ol chahge Is there
fore mmutaDlea and eternal. These men
, 1889-07-17
For fine watch repairing,
David Miller 3l9 w. 18th st.
A RENTER.

l have a fine ranch eight miles from
this city. Have over 5000 acres Of land;
can cut over 1000 tons of hay; plenty OF
living water; houses, corralls, etc. in
good corr section. viii rent for cash OF
stock. Hay needs cutting soon. Must
be let at once. For particulars address
j. G. HUPPER,
North Platte, Neb.
Or North Platte National Bank.
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DINA TH6.

hILLrR January 81. 1859. In LanpstNr,
Katie q Miller. daughter OF DR. q, w, and
Katie Miller. in hor 2sih year.
The relatives ana friends Of tho family arc
rssps ctfully invited 10 attend tho funeral
from her fathers residence, a. Lampeter
square. on sunday at 2 p. m. Inlerment at
strasbarg cemetery.
Isour.-ID This city, on January 81, John r,
Trout. aRed II years. . months ana ~ days.
Tho relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, No. li7 South Queen
street. on Monday morning at Q O'Clock. ser-
vicesas Lonsens chef's NJ eiing House at 1850
O'Clock. Preaching by Benz Kohr. atd
N.xDonp In Carlisle. on the Sist ult Cath
nrne. VII, cf Henry NiIdort. aud daughter of
Jacob and hosie GeiE. agod 70 yesrI. II months
and IL daye.
Tho relatives and fiends Of the family are
respectfully invited To attend the funeral
fiom the reside nee OF her parents, No, Ga
Manor street. Monday morning at so'ciock,
Mass nc 81. anthony . ch Jrch ~ O'Clock. In.
teImonsatst Anihonys . ue ery.
tc'ARvrsR.- In this oity. on the ist inst
sosam zen 'eher. vile of xdWin u II. kchas Der,
sHsd es years.
The relatives and friends Of tho family are
respectfully invited 70 attend The funeral
from tho residence OF her husband, NO as
Lancaster Avenue. Monday afternoon at .
O'Clock. intsrment At Lancaster cemetery.
BxRR.-in this city, on the "a lust, At her
iate rssidente. 20. 2e North Duke street,
hose u. wife VI DR. n. L Hero.
Funeral on Iuesday afternoon at . O'Clock
lntsrment at woodward Hin cemetery. 20
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Rooahss 81 ne 0o16oo Eagle.
The eleosicn committee q the Grand
Csssle a Psansylvania met On Jan.
usry sist end counted NE returns from
the 2es subordinate costles for the election
Of cfaossp Of ths 0rand Csstle Of Psnnsyi.
vsniA The result Wos - Ioilowss For
grand chief, A. Q. LyttiA Of Altoona, re-
ceived l,7livotee for grand vice chief, Davis
Casselberry, OF Philadslphia, recsived l,730
votes for grand high priest Harry J.
WhitselL Of PhiladelphiA received 675
votes. (electedl, Thomas r. Flicks OF Phil.
sdelphia received "a votes. J. b. @. ALI.
son, n. D., Of Spring Ailia revived 250
votes, John ~. Shoemaker, Of Aanhelm,
roCeivsd l6S voees, Harry Green, Of Aodis,
received $50 votes for grand master Of
records, J. d. Barnes, Of Philadelphia,
rsoeived 1,72l votes for grand keeper
OF exchequer, Charles A. Blckel, Of
PhiladclphiA recsived l,74t votes for
grand cir herald, d. d. Blsuch, NJ
Johnstowp, received COZ votes (elected)
William l. Meguigap, Of Thorudale Iron
works, received 226 votes, A. J. Hsnuios,
Of NorristoWp, received l2l votes, Elmer
e. Fleming, n. D., Of Conshocker; ;
resolved l52 votes, n n Greenwood,
Of Shenandoah, received i33 votss ;
~, representative to the Supreme Csstle, O.
q. Simon, Of Philadelphis, received LIS
votes; for grana trustee. George O. Hslier,
Of Philadelphia, recslved 40s votes /; +. A.
HarTip, Of Tyrone. received 657 votes
(eiected) d. II. Pfeeker, Of Phiiadeiphis,
received l28 votes; Titus w. Shans, OF
Lebanon, received 472 voteA
The Installation will take place at the
next session of the Grand Osstls, 70 bo held
Of Harrisburg, April2 2, 1850.
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su,,s ne, xesn Ns.shbors.

This morning Jaooh Shopp, who resides
near Mouutvilles was heard before Alder
man Deem on charges OF assault and bat
terry, preferred BY Annie Westbssfisr. Tho
parties are neighbors and hsve had fire.
quent qusrrels One day this week the
prosecu.rix went upon the land OF tho
accused, who had told her too keep OIL.
According 10 her testimony he struck her
with stick ana threatened TO XIII her II
che came back. Bhopp hes . number Of
scratches on bis face which he says we're
made by tue woman before he struck her.
The alderman returned both Cases 10 court
and Shopp furnished ball. II II likely that
the matter will be settled, o. both parties
seem rather reluctant about facing jury
with Il.
Anna Westhsener, the prosecutrix In the
above case. wss the defendant In hearing
at Alderman Hslbach's ct II O'Clock to.dsy,
She was charged with malicious trespass BY
Shopp. The evidence showed that she
went on Shopp's premises and refused TO
leave when ordered oh. The alderman
imposed nne Of % and costs on her. This
amount she promised 70 raise by Monday.
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CHICAGO. Feb. l-Cattle- - Recefpts. g. 500 .
ehipments, 500; market loo hjs har; beeves.
en- Jics toexuA brewer, ~ 1905; steers. S30t 10;
s.ossers ana ieedors u lo0sb %; COWS. bulls
Hogs -h.ceipis. AoO head, shipmenIs,
e0V); market lover; mixed, a 650 20 |:
heavy asS9a "; light, u 1895 ibi skips. u %
:, shsep Rsccipts. coo head, shipments,
.o.eoo insrkot weaker; natives. a. SoO3 IS !;
WESTERN corn led. 4a9t73 Iexss shorn
" O01a 6U lambs, t5 0Od6 o0.
East LIbnsrr. - Cattle - Rceipts, lAiO /,
ehipmelfs. 1905 market steady " yestsr.
today.
aoss = Receipts. 1900 head shipments
sN0 market fafr ON light. slow on b. svy
today.
market SLOW prime. u 1905 COS fair to GOOD.
y soot to common. Nto03to; lambs, Ss 70
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xhs .Is.s lnssn..r. Print. Al, n. New.

The Marietta Register wants It under.
oeood that the game cocks owned in that
3psacs that fought on Tuesday were much
hestsr than those that came from Lancaster
eoo the maia was square. It ssys ''some
- the Lancaster reporters are lovers OF the
sport, and would walk all around three
sAountaius 10 SOC fight especially when
egcuses are nssdei for defeat"
\ IL might also be said tast If the enter
ueisinK Lancs,ter reporters did mot give
.onnessss OF this kind little attention come
eeWspsper men In the county would not
8sow thst such affairs take place,
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The Ol,osoph,o soe,e,y.

ThsEs wss very largely attended meet
3ng Of the Cliosophio society st the resi-
1eccs OF Mr.. A. J. Steinman last evening,
abous l50 persons being present An essay,
S1ad by e. X. Martin. esq, on Napoleon
1oosparte, was received with hearty ap.
1leuse; and In the discussion 20 many
points OF interest were developed that de.
80 Was prolonged beyond the usual time.
There were number Of strangers present,
md among them Dr.. william King, Of
Atlanta. Georgia, and State Senator George
~. Delsmstsr. An engraving by Dss-
ooyes, OF the famous portrait by Gerard, OF
Napoleon In his coronation robes, was loaned
~ NJ q. n, Barr for the occasion, together
With the mask which hiding the crown and
p1suug on the chspeau, makes the face OF
~ths little corporal" familiar. The next
nesting Of the society will be ct the resi-.
aseocs OF M. Charles Hsger, on West Chest.
mas street. Rev. Dr. Thos. @ Apple reading
- ssssy on the Fiench philosophers.
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AARKETN,
Oni0A&o frOauoo alAraS

CHIoAao, Feb. .. 6S0 o. iu.--Market opener.
Wnsst-f.b b.. ss<c; March. s'Ao; May, s,yse 4;
Norn1reo. 500; Mar. STc; Nay. SIC /;
0als-teb, 9e,<ci May. 21kc June, .G7s<c
fork-teb, ell 70; May. Gil 50
june, o. 20. '' WV
>, Short aios-yoo.. &c s1x , March. 70 21x May.
oLoeiHu.
Whest-feb. sic; Mar. go ! May, 97ke /;
CornStso. sakc March, sosc; Nay. ssXc I,
0ats- Fob, 23xc, March. $50 Nav. 27kc.
Pork-Seb,. Ell i7k March, eli AK Nav.
III eix; June. sll IN
June, "a t2h. W.
40 sbnr' sS ..,os. yeb. 20 0Si Mar, 70 II; ; May,
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! DIID RROx CANCER.
ooaEauA snrxa suFsRas 1nHEB
Il 9nAas Wfra ssrs DassasD
a1vs q ossnssy asa esssasas Of corun
49, n1any 1sass- laisssssrsai Associates
= nsks . Us~saAs Assisss the o.
1osss-Deasessss - aassa

y CohUmnfA. fsh a-Mm Msgdalsns
Mnon, widow a Frederick Smith, died
= bleAs q 1l:2o O'Clock, at her homo
uou1h Fourth street. In the e9sh year Of
n - EOe NE pest three yesrs she was
mloH n0sesr with cancer Of the breast,
- w. ne osuse Of her death. The
oosoooa Wss . nasive Of Germany and
5no - tAo Uaited States In lSla Alter
uo1g h baltimore che came here. One
-, 0oofeo Smith, survives. 6h0 was .
1oyous member 0f Salem Lutheran church.
I y funeral Will b held on Monday after.
- = 9 o'clock ifom Salem Lutheran
~ueoh.
IN EFFORT y being made on the part Of the
mj1toelal asaoolatiou towards further re.
Nng1Aoa a the number Of saloons In q u
100 Lay delegates have been appointed
- the different churches 70 co-opersts In
- movement II 10 supposed that the
In ol Ne movers IN this matter will be 10
EoQpeas before the court and show that the
4umooe Of saloons now doing business here
~ 10 many end not necessary for the accom.
medaslou Of the publio
IAo naming meetings Of the Democratic
Il Soesss Of town will be held this evening as
h eclook. The Fret ward meeting will be
{0eld 6 the Black Horse hotel, the Second
r. Wagnes's and the Third as sleGelmilch's
= labor meeting will be held on Sundsy
s oeoeFnoon q the Shawnee engine house
porlorA John o. Butler, of Harrisburs,
9i1l address the meeting.
The Csso Fsstus society will meet this
eyeniug at the home Of Miss Fannie
Dowor&
A big audience enjoyed "The Irish
& widow" at the opera house last night, the
oompauy will close their engagement to.
! o1ehtin "Kathleen."
ArA J. w. Brubaker left town yesterday
~ Baltimore, called there by the death Of
1ef mother, Mrs. Puts.
Five couples attended party last night at
- home Of Miss Annie Hollis, at Marietta
Mis- Belle Kline Of Marietta, IL visiting
l1lss Bird Lockafd.
Hardie & Won Leer will sppear In tho
opssa houss on Monday night in "On the
xfontier."
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ossno of the AAir On John Oraa's Face Re-
movoa by an Rxpioason

osns Of ths hair On john Oraa's Fsos Re-
novsa - N 4xpiosisn.
There was almost . tragedy st the
0pEeoher house. one Of the popular resorts
q BaHbary Coast one day this week.
Johnpy Gran and Jimmy Doebler were
eoated In tho side room Of the hotel busily
oogsged In conversation, about the next
1lslrtot attorney fight when suddenly
Gran Asked bis friend for cigar. Jimmy
pulled two nice looking samples from bis
pooket and, handing one 70 Johnny,
placed The other In his mouth. Grsu
lighted his cigar, and the converse.
3on was resumed. Suddenly there was .
ooeriblo explosion and Grau's cigar blew
1Eom his mouth like rocket landing In
~ corner OF the bar room, spllt mp tho
oaok like discharged fireoracker. 0rau
I'D part OF his moustache burned CD and
IN faoe badly burned. Johnny looked
- aslonishmsnt at the cigar and then st
Jimmy, who seemed TO be the most sur
prleod man In the house. The former then
oegau 70 get angry and threatened to
WIPE the Qoof up with the fat politician
from the Fourth ward.
Jimmy said he knew nothing about the
elgnr being loaded and insistsd that there
must have been . mistake.
An Investigation followed and Il was
50und that the clgsr had come from Register
0yors' Office In the court house II seems
Mat there Is drawer In the offioe In which
cigars are kept A young man employed
10 another eflloe In the building took sew
eral cigars from the drawer and gave two of
them 70 Doebler He had no idea tha. they
were loaded until Gran called upon him to
give him chastising when su explanation
followed.
There IN nobody In the registers Office
who smoke loaded cigars and no one Is able
p tsii how they got into the drawer. After
the smoke made by Grau's explosion had
ossared away and there had been quiet
onlk on the matter, Doobler thoughs It best
- examine the cigar which he had been
ehinktng OF lighting. He opened IL and
Sound that II contained several inches Of
POWDER OF enough 10 blow bis hat on. He
oonsrasulatod himself on his narrow
oocape and IL still wondering where tobacco
= grown that contains powder.
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FEBRUARY 1850

los os.ss ss':s s..!.: s:b !. :. 3 S.1.ggs. 1.gs U:se
SrEs ilEs Sn'' Ss1Rs g stsaSy (, q ,sMes':
SSsscssSm % a All 2sxnS2 In bbis n 10.
Iuttsf fsir( Weetern CteAEerys S70.7ko.
Cheese steady Ohio q q l0o1lIfc.
.egQ ouu etAsA isHoieel Weseogns lsO
susar STEADY /, R.ansry cutioaa. ss, anaa,a-
% Sosss s :sssds s - 5sis oarsoss. sor Mo. i,,sa
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rhs Cse,l,.n ores..,,. Engaged.

Ths Cscilisn orchestra, Prof. II. w. Haas
Ssensr' nss been engaged by the Young
1epublt,ans ID furnish the mus!c for their
oanques ON the evening Of February Is.
Jeas oschestrs furnished tho Ious.o for their
eoquse Last year, aud their playing was
q ssssstActoTy that they were engaged for
~ banquet BY unsnm rus vote Of the
epmmisise.
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Desirable lavsssmsnts.

Jacob B. Long. No l0 North Queen Street
second noor. has for sale Fix per oent. First
Mortgage Bonds In sums OF sl00. 600. o500 ana
l,0o0 also. Bank. Market. street Railway ana
Turnpike stocks Ihas Money to Loan on First
Mortg 20 ana Transaots General Real Estaet
ana insurance BuAiutss. udskw
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John W. Msn,s,r awarded Damages.

The viewers appointed to assess damages
caused by the extension OF the water main
through lands Of John w. Menissr, filed
their award last evening. They allow him
SEQ 20 George Naumsn appeared for Mr..
MeniEsr, snd Olty Solicitor Brown for the
clty. The csses Of the other parties who
also suffered damages will be heard on
February Is.
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NeU Eora nsxsss-

n1v fonx. Seb 2-Elour market weak ,
CITY MI extras. sos ibi supernne. % s3aS 81 |;
wheat irrsgulsr; No. I Red, State. 4, q, :,
10. 40. s41Sc; Ne RED. winter, Teb :, g3c !;
! la. ,n. ssEe; ap,h &c; May. sskc; rsceil Is.
Com nim 20 Aixed. Feb. axe; Sprll,
tbxs: MAJ. S'sc receipts, Is v0o /; shipment.'
Oats steadyi No l white state, sskc; Noa
90 szc. roz hiIed, seb, SIhe MAI, size 4
nay. ~ ssSs Ss 'sse.'pts. $500
hsr.ey aomtnAl.
fois 9aisti Es.s, slS 1oJU
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KOR ALDERMAN,


having iai'h hfuily performed the Duties of
.ue once OF aideimsn of the Seventh ward /
nos snhouncs myself a. a cindidates tor re-
elsot,on, subject TO The decision OF the Demos.
uo,y tn ., ,ss vonth ward at the primary cleo.
lsSa. between the houis OF aud o'cIoex
y. IL. tIatIdu n w A 81
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NE nssssrehes ON nenday Evening"
O Monday evening next tie Lancaster
Do9oeScbor wtii hold . concert aud sools-
- 4 nns programme has been prepared
~ y utu - Dig event These affairs Of
- eeoaesy ere very pleasant end ths large
- ehss Gsshsr = them attest thsir pop.
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A ANIRisHMAN BUYING FLAXsERD
"A for Q boil told the 0ru9Tst it ~ ~ 4
good plsco Another allow had it. some eoo6
friends thought cortNin High County OHioiN
week but We arc glad 70 ssy-iso our witty
Irish frfeud-it was on another fellow, quite
near a esn1ousn: ~ however; In faot % elose that
beeauso III the prospect Of havinG to movo.
We Will not try 70 mention prices, but eSk
You TO come tor what you need and dnd ~
fact ~ stated. MRS. .. n. .WOOOWAWD.
mayls-ydw&s
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|l,,
: asmsn Acnnov,,dr. mani.

An1les Of co'umeis, q glasses OF Jelly,
- eaoS Mf. Gunzsnhoussr, basket OF
: UDooo sod cakes; Mr.. jacob Cruel, basket Of
Nohss; Master Mn Under wool, illustrated
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NoCHRAN'S
CRDAM OF BOSRS

An elegant Toilet Article cures ana prevent .
chapped HANDS lips and faces. ana makes ia 5
shin sou ana smooth Contains no grease
ieightiuliy par fumed Try It once ana on
VIII always use II Price, 10 and 70 cents Be-
ware Of limitations. For sale only AZ
CLUhkAN'S DRUG STORE,
Tu.ih,-,R
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Kiekt d In the Face

Aibsrs Esby, son OF Adam Esby, Of
1ass Earl was kicked in the ises by Q
>Vsse that had boon rough shod on Thurs.
40 SUtti0g him terribly.
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WILD CHERRY, BLACKBERRY,
w Ginger. kimmsl ana Orange brandy.
JACOB y, 6HDAFF1R.
seplb-tfa NO. u CRATRE soUARE.
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DUBLIC sALEOF EARNING IMpLE

pUBLIC SALEOF FARMING IMPLE.
4 hENTs. rear OF 2,7 East orange street.
ci'y, AT clock y. IN on Mondav, Iebruarx
4. wagon and Hay ladders. Good Heavy
mill. ornshel'er, X Roller, a Coed , art, Double
Set of Harness. az aud wagon Hai ness, Corn
eciaper, shovel Plow. Hor,e kake, a GOOD
Wtik Horse ana large number of Farming
Utensils not nam ID aud In excellent condi.
tiop. JOEL A. HAINkS
Jbg,B6feD2 Auctfonear
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NOMPETIrlON A GOOD ThlN8. YOU
~ geta good Deal OF sratuitous advertising
thron. h II The attendance at the LANCASTER
flsiskss COLLEGE. l0x kast King street, hss
ne .er ot en- so greatly augmented during al y
preceding Jsnnary since Tvs orgapix attic n
'inmbia, Mount JOY. Mannheim, Aountville
Nefton ana Leacock have contributed their
I'm plies is our motto fton preliminary eI-
animation We md your ton Ut daugh b ter 10.
eonpetent TO pursue the prescribed c"uss
satisfactorily, we can .an5rd to bs honest
enough 10 tell You. Call ana examine our
nes Busi ness Prscttco," the most thorough
sys en- devised. Address
j.slwd Ii. q, wEIDLEB, rriu.
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divorced.
Jacob X. Lands, Of East Petersburg, was
div roed this morning from his wife, Mary
u. Lands, on the ground OF desertion.
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OR ALDERMAN,
GEO. n. BORGER.

uHO' u, BUHUEK,
OF the seventh Ward, city Having faithtpuv
served as counei man OF this ward Tor eleven
3ran, row ann yunce myself as u candidate
LOT aiaernan subject 10 the decision OF the
benocracv OF said ward. ia It'd. N, W,sH
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pUBLIC SALE OF WESTERN

On Monday. February I, 1889, win be so,d at
~. ~. Logans sale stables. Ma net street. rear OF
nc.IAnh house, Lancaster. Pa, one car
horses. eoou scsinB
~ sac sa to commence % at O'Clock p. m. credit
Ato- DANIEL LO9AN
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A srRICH BROS.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION
I3 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER. PA.
MONDAY, FEB. 4rH,
Beginning Of the Las: Week
of this
GREAT THIRTY DAYS
CLEARING SALE.

We offer for this week in ad.
dition to the general reduction
in all our departments our whole
stock Of Merino Underwear at
special prices, lower than the
reduced prices.
CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR.
One lot of Children's White
Merino Shirts and Drawers,
sizes Is to ~, former prices of
which have been IS to CSC, In
Guiding a lot of Children's Scar
let Medicated Vests and Pants !;
these are offered to you at the
ridiculous price Of 15c apiece.
One lot OF larger sizes, White
and Scarlet Skirts and Drawers.
former price 40 and soc, at asc
apiece.
All our Gents White and
Grey Mixed Shirts and Drawersl
the balance OF our stock, for.
merly IS and soc, at a9c, but
few left.
Our Ladies and Gents Scar.
let 75c Underwear, Vests and
Pants, at 4oc.
All our Boys Waists at soc,
regardless OF the former price.
One lot OF Infants Shetland
Shirts, short sleeves, Isc; long
sleeves, ale.
All our Gents White and
Scarlet Wool Underwear. for.
merly 81, at 6oc.
The balance of our Ladies'
Shetland Wool Vests, short
sleeves, at SIC; long sleeves.
48c.
All our Ladies and Children's
Gauze Underwear, short sleev IS,
at half orica
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02
SWADVSRTIsSMERTS

WANTED-.TwO YOUNG LADIES OF
Esw York. Business light. respectable an d
very pront sble AL sxpenses advanced; ref.
erences reg utroo. all ~
jsnssStds sla Wlsr CHESTNUT ST.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02

In every department new
Bargains will be offered daily.
Everything must be sold, and
the price will sell them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-02

oSI-ON THURSDAY, ,JANUARYS
.hou,N Ns' Cocker Spaniel Dog (Registersd).
.oout yetrs old answers to the name ~
Jicki" tolor back wi h white ring sround
h necs wh,e breast. egs whfte beiow The knees:
~n,ss W. ana an 1aee. A libsrL reward Will b.
p, q for his istura to W
Na DAVID L. DEEM.