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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
SCHEDULE B. EARTHs, EARTHEN-
WARE, GLASSWARE,

BRICK AND TILE.
Fire brick, not glazed, onnmolod ornamcnted
or decorated In any manner per ton, el.0, W
pc,
Glazed, cnamclod, ornamcnted or decorated, ad
Al0rcm, ~ pc, mpo,
Tiles aud brIol,' other than nro brick, not
glazed, oriinnouted, painted, ennlnoled, Ntfilod
on decorated nd valOrem, % u q, cope,
Ornamented, glnsed, painted, cnnmeed, yltfi'
fed or decorated, aud all cnCuustlu nd valorrn,
bpc, cope, Old rate, oncaustc, dbpc'
CEMENT, LIME PLASTER,
Roman Portland mud other hydraulic cemont
In barrels sacks or other packages, per 100 ~,
Including weight Of barrel or package Sc, 70 y o.
Ia bulk Der 100 lh, 40, n0pc,
Lime per 100 ID, Including weight Of barrel or
PACKAGE Oc, i0pc
81, 70 y Q, caloned, per ton, Si,7O, Wpo
EARrllltNwARE, CHINA
Gas retorts, each 81, 25pu
GLASS; GLASSWARE.
Green and colorod, nodded or pressed, aud nlnt
and limo glass bottles holding more than ono
toycrod), aud other nodded or pressed green aud
OOlored, aud tllni er lime bottle glassware, not
specially provided for, per lb, 10, ici 8Op whon
Rllcd exclusive of cOntcnH.
Clreen and colored, mo ded or pressed, and flint.
and iinc gass boitee and yals holding nOU uioft
than one pint And not less than one.quarier Of q
pint per lb, lHc le. 80pc when illlod exclusive
OF contents; N holding less than on0fourth of
a pint pur gross Zoe, ic 10, 30 y Q when filled,
exruslvo of contons, Tho value Of bottles
containing any Of these articles must also be
counted " tho tax N nd vnlorem-f otherwise,
bottles must DO iariTed ~ glnss, and none ~ loss
than d0pc,
Flint and lime, prcaeed glneewaro not cut, On.
grnvcd, painted, etched, decorated, culorcd.
printed ptalnod, sllyered or gildcd, nd valorcm,
cope, i0pc.
a articles Of glasa, cut, engraved, painted, col.
orcd, printed, stained decorated, sllyercd OF
gilded MT Including plato glass slvered, or look.
Ing glass plates, nd yalorem, cope, dbpc
Thin blown glass; blown with or without 0
mold, including glass chlmneyg and all other
manufactures Of glass, or Of which glnsa shall bo
the comIonent material OF chief value not ppe.
abpc.
iioayy blown glass. blown with or without a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

"When u chick has the gapes," says a
writer ON poultry, "giyc u drop or two
Of turpentiue in the food, When a lamt
pines from similar cause give It twenty
drops in tablespoonful Of new milk
When calf coughs--a dry, husky cough
and becomes thin and poor, give II q
tablespoonful Of the same in n pint of
linsecd Cruel All these ills are caused
by the same pest--the throat and lung
thread worm-which is destroyed and
elected by the fumes Of the turpontine,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
SCHEDULE TOBACCO AND MANU-
EACInRES OF

Loaf tobacco suitable for cigar wrappers lf not
nicmmrd, por DO, W, i,g, u slrmmcd, per w.,
s9th 90
lmpOrIrd M puy bale, box or paclAfe ur ln bulk
shall lr suitable for rlNuf Wrappers the cnilfr
quantity ol tobacco contained ln such bale. box
or package on bulk uhnll DO dutNhlu W above
(nNWlt
an other tobacco In lrnf unmNnufluiurod aud
not Icum.d, per lh d1c, Uei it dcmmcl' per lh,
bOr llJ,
Clsbn cigarettes and 81 rou'l u. ~ kinds por
No. El,tlu aud ri pc e3'n and go pc,
pdpVr clUu and cigarettes. including wrap
pens, shall Du subject 60 the hmr dutvs us are
horou Imposed upon cigars
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
SCHEDULE H-sPRlTs, WINES AND
OTHER BEVERAGES,

Brandy and other spirits manufactured or dis
tllled from grain OF other materials aud not apn'
eIally provided for Ia this act, pnr proof gallon,
ON all compounds Of preparations Of which dis
titled spirits are d component phit " chief value
not specially provided Tor In lh act, thofv SHAH
be levied q duty not less than that Imposed upon
CordIall, liquors, awack, absnlhe. kIraohwaa'
ser, ratAnn and other Hplrltuoua beverages ur Bit
torA 0f all kinds containing spirits, aud not upe'
olally provided ior per proof gal.qn, $40 ~,
Hay rum ur bay water whether distilled Or
compounded of firt proof aud In proportion fof
SI6dsl
Champagne and nll other sparkling Wines In
bottles containing each nut mpru than one quart
and not more than one pint pcr lutfu sH ~
Containing not more than onf pint each and
more than uuohali pint per dozen. ~ saN,
C0utnInlHg ono'hull plut each uf luaa, lrr dozen,
mhoilra on other yrssrla contl nIug moro than
0nr quHr each Iunl1llluu 90 8 Urr dunu bottles
(7 D thr pltsNui ruiru IN tlr uunniliy lu uK'
ceH Of one quart at Che rate of l"rgnIl9n. $500,
egai
AZ, porter aud beer, In bottles or iust, per
gallon. lOUi NIv' lul uu Hrpul IH ur additional
duty shall Do HssrHrl 0n ihn hp. ur lura.
Malt extract iluId. ln bottles q. IUf4p'r GALLON
loe a1ei solid uf condensed ul 'u'irn, CO.,
Cherry iuIcc aud prlno lur ar pHmr wine
anu uihuf ilult Juice, uli specially provided lub
containing nal moro tlnn tsp poi alcohol, pcl
gallon, lut 9lpc.
Il containing more than isp M alcohol, pen
proof gallon. $3.50 supc
uiuscr at. slnEoI Netr lomomlf fH1n vBiri
anl other Nn.lm WAl,it lu pHn Htuu on gol
orod nodded pwHnd Hta N'nH, containing
cloh u1i more tlHu Jifru four 20. % pint pri
dozen llr. 80 and WpC
DOniuluug more UHu tnroo nuiNl of % pint
cpch Wh nol wpH 'lm onnW' pnrhllf pihia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

Tho besl of anodynes tlilS preparation rap,
idly aoolhea Irritation, strengthens tho deli
cate organs OF speech, ana restores tho voice
10 lla tone ana power, No singer OF public
speaker should be without w. lydia Th0mp'
sou, tho famous actress, eerllhesl ayers
Cherry fecloral has been 0i very great SER
wee TO mo, II Improves ana strengthens
the voice, aud Is always effective iOr the
cure oi colds and coughs
upon several occasions have suffered
from colds causing hoarsenesa and entire
loss 0i voice, la my profession Of an aue,
tloneer any affection 0f the voice or throat
N serious matter, bul AZ zach attack, I
have been relieved by few d0sea Of Ayers
Cherry reei0ral, This remedy with 0rdi.
nary care, has worked such
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04

NoR.sALE- Farm for nl.-Farmlhg implements
aud i've stsCk, WIN sell, Nc private sale, my
farming implements, consisting OF plow, harrow
one foeroW bindOt new, corn planter with check
dflll, mower wagon. nay ladders, etc, nearly all
new aud tho latest improved Also four mead Of
mares three IN fOal ~ imported porcheron stall
Ions six head Of coIt9 from one 10 one and one-haf
years old four VI which are hnlfsbred per0herona,
thiOO cove one a thoroughbred Durham and frcghi
four head OF steers, twenty head OF pigs three
brood suws one thor ughbred YORKSHIRE boar
Any or MI oi tho above can bo bought AZ bargain,
As intend to give up farming. VII alaO rent my
farm one mile west OF Canton, on Masalllon road,
for term VI years Cash ront preferred Terms
reasonable, For further particulars cat on or Ad-
dress NEO, W. MEYER
$50 West TusCArawHeS rect
nntqO.f Canton ohio
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poon To wivea.

Having used Mothers Friendn | would
not be without II. ltlsa boon TO wives
who know they must pass through the
painful ordeal OF childbirth. MRS. g.
Il pulnior Co., Atlanta, Ga, for further
particulars. Sold by all druggists,
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SCHEDULE D. WOOD AND MANU-
EAGIllREa OF.

on all sawed, hewn and squared timber tbere 4
q more uniform reduction of 0ne,hnlfi hut II
plhned also from h0u 70 $3.50 per 900 foot u add
~, according a. tho ilurnras Of tho ilnlhh, IT,
on lumber then tho old rates. Of duty afc 20 ba
charged Cedar which Was free, IN a. pay 10 y g,
and tho nno woods Ike mahogany, etc., are Ia
pay q considerable advance on Tho old rniea
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
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Observation-Disclosures 6H
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The w.a mud braces may be made OF
good hear s1wed pine by I inches the
pickets 2 by and the posts . by 4 or 4
by
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
pnonl pilonl pilonl

L,oose's Red clover pile remedy, Is q
positive specific for all forms OF the dis
easc. Blind, bleeding, Itching, Ulcorat-
cd and Protruding Piles. No cure no pay.
Price 20 cents. For sale by all druggitta,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
MOVABLE pouLIaY YARp llNoG.

Directions Tor Making One ~ Given bi
The southern Cuitiyator,
Make panels of light railing aud pick
eta, stretching 10 10 ie feet and wei
braced Lot the rails project aeyera
inches outside the pioketa, Drive ligh
posts into the ground where desired anC
nail oleats at the proper height on TN
posts 10 receive the projecting ends o
the rails, The figure below win give
fair conception Of tho idea,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Magical Effect

that l have suffered very little lnc0nyen,
ienee. have also used II IN my family, with
excellent results, In coughs, colds, 6e,'--
WIN, n, Quarily, Mlnlaion Australia,
"ln the aprlng Of 1853, Al Portsmouth, Va,
| was pr0alraled by q severe attack Of w.
phoId pneumonia, My physicians exhausted
their remedies, ana for one year ! was not
able 10 even ariieuate word ny tho ad-
vice Of Dr, Shaw tried Ayers Cherry Pee.
toral ana TO my surprise aud great Joy In
loss than one month could converse easily,
IN q natural tone 0i voice, continued 10
improve and have become alnee well man,
have often reeonmended the feelOral, and
have never known II 10 fal,n George II.
Lawrence Valparaiso, Ind,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-04
Legal Notice.
ate OF ohio, I In the Court OF Common
tinuutV aa pinaa

The state Of ohio, In the Court OF Common
STARK county, ~. ! Pleas,
Edward II. McGrow Plaintiff
Va ,s..,. .. p.,.t,
W Myers. sweeney and Mar Nouoe w. ruph-
gafct 3weaney, '"''"'
Defendants.
W, Myers gearoy aud Margaret gwoaney, hus-
band and Ntfc fosidnf AZ Knoxville Tennessee,
will take notice that on the 97th day Of October,
Court 0f Common Pleas stark county, Ohio, against
the above named paftirs, praying Tor Judgment
upon q nromlssory note, dnted August 10 h, 1889,
LOT .sllfn uheuuuu by Hau u'lVhuhnN ~ laVnr "
tln, with interest thereon from AuguBt 18th, 1900.
said parties are required 10 anwOr on or before the
18th day Of December, 1900, or iud mont may no
wELrN a TAYLOR,
oct30-hw Attornolg Tor PLAINTIFF.
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The Voice

II easlly injured ihe slightest irritation OF
the throat o. lafynK NJ once Affecting ila
tone heNlblliiy, OT power All efforts 10
sling or speak IN public under such eondi-
tlons, become mol only painful but danger
onal and should be strictly avoided until
every symptom Is removed 10 effect q
speedy cure no other medicine Ia equal 10
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15
IBSf OF The SEASON.


b o. esooGer nor hunter IN Lancaster II
6lSr1rS beease known - ssColty," Hoover,
q ~ g acflne eAe summer follows that busi-
n6u ~ Z livelihood.
Z - would b very diflcult for anyone to
80 = idea of The number Of The green
lnekoG Gentlemeu that ''Cottyw hes caught
10r1nk tho pase fbw years He travels all
ovoe thIs county and q times even Int
oelGeolng eoanties Ia search Of hls gamr1
~ 61WuyD goes on foot He catches ths
uoUs wIth hooks and line and once he gsta
~ - upon them Mr.. Frog may ~ well
0lvo ap. Catching frogs 10 considerable Of
3 on NJ and Hoover has become very ex.
posk The line which hs usss u rather
oAogt and on the end Of it ars
nueoned . bunch OF three hooka Ths
line h tnsesnsd 70 small pole and when
Ne man sees frog sitting hs crawls ar
Quteely and slowly drops the hooks down
\ until they ct under the frog's chin BY Z
< suddsn jerk he lands them. Many people
think that frogs can bc captured more
easlly by having piece OF red flannel OF
3 clovsr leaf on the hooks Hoover doe'
not think 20, and he uses nothing but the
bare hooks.
Hoover says that frogs are much scarcci
than they were years ago, and he finds
Spady sale for all that he catches. "Cotty =
knows every dam, pond or creek in the
county where frogs abound, aud II Is said
that many Of the frogs arc well acquainted
with him and can sec him square OIL.
Yesterday he made his first trip Of the
season. 1t was to Mill creek and he sue.
ceeded In catching twelve fine frogs and q
snapper Weighing ten pounds.l He caught
the turtle with his hands,
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To the Ladies' !

Miss Kate Hofmann, OF No. 65 Locust street,
desires us TO notify her lady customers and the
public generally, that owing to the demands
made upon her time and labor In millinery out
ntttng. she will be compelled In the future to
have stated hours for receiving customers, and
these hours will be from q. m. to II M; the
doors TO be invariably closed from the hour OF
noon. She also takes this occasion TO thank
her friends for their generous patronage, and 70
beg OF them 70 submit to this new rule, brought
about by the imperative demands OF business
The new practice viii 60 into effect on Wedaes.
day, April 10.
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rnE WAGON COMPANY OFFICERS
Those Chosen by the stockholders ON
Mondny-A New Isailroader Loses
Hla glf0ht Foot.

Those Chosen by the stockholders ON
Monday-A New Raiiroader Loses
His Right Foot.
CoLuMRIA, April l5.-The annual meet
lug Of the stockholders Of the Columbia
Wagon company WAS hold yesterday after-
noon, when the following officers and d.
rectors wero elected: President, w. T.
Garrison secretary, J. d. Hutchinson ;
treasurer, Theo. l.. Urban: directors, w.
T. Garrison, J. B. Hutchinson, w. II.
Cruvc, n. G. Young, Gotleib Young, SAM
uel Filbert, b. T. Heise, II. II. Heiso,
Frank @. Paine.
jacob Christnan, a new employe OF the
Reading 4 Columbia railroad, was making
trial trip over the read yesterday for tho
purpose OF learning the road. He made a
misstep and his right foot passed through
the step and went under tho wheel The
foot wss cut of At the instep. The accident
happened at Franklin station, and the In
jured man was taken TO st. Luko's hos-
pital, Bethlehem.
Cyrus Mann, a well known farmer. was
ct market this morning with his eye In deep
mourning. He was pulling stnmps at his
fArm yesterday, when tho chain parted and
struck him In the eye, causing an ugly
bruise.
The franklin and Marshall Giee club
will give . concert In the opera house on
Friday evening for the benefit Of the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers.
Tho sisterhood VI st. Andrews held a
soeisble in the parish building last evening
which was . success.
eusquehanna lodge, No. 80, Of Odd
Fellows, will hold banquet on Monday
evsning next In the armory.
The p. r. r. pay car WAS Ia town this
afternoon with the March wages.
The committee NJ tho Shawnee fair have
4 commenced TO canvass the town for con-
tSibutions.
Adam Seachrlst was sued by his wife
j fnr drunkenness and surety OF the peace
before Squire Evans. After spending q
night in the lookup he was released upon
promising to do better.
The list OF tho "Onliest,' class of the
Presbyterian Sunday school contains the
name Of Harry Keller to those published
Last evening. The class numbers six only
sons, and four Of these are the only child OF
their parents.
Liberty Circle, No. %. u. Y. III. F., C.
A., will attend the funeral of their late
member, Eugene snaveley, on Thursday
afternoon.
The Columbia shirt factory resumed
operations this morning. An effort will
be made TO rcorganize In tho interest OF the
stockholders.
The local police force made raid on a
lot OF drunken tramps at vesta furnace
last night After hard tussle six were
captured and brought to town this morn
tng. Squires Evans and Solly sent them to
jail for terms ranging from to 20 days
each.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15

ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
lis AND 1T N, QUEEN st.,
LANCASTER.

The Leading Store in the
City for Millinery.
Have opened this week an
other large invoice OF New Mil
linery Goods.
The grandest assortment OF
Flowers ever shown by us.
Also all the latest styles in
Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets.
We will display these goods
on Wednesday and Thursday,
and invite you to call and see
them. Also will exhibit our
latest in Trimmed Hats, all at
our we'll known Low Prices.
We furthermore announce
that on Wednesday we start a
Special Ten-Cent Sale of Jew
elry. Between two and three
thousand pieces Of Jewelry,
consisting Of Breast Pins, Lace
Pins, Ribbon Pins, Bracelets,
Earrings, Hair Pins. Queen
Chain, Necklaces, Cuff Buttons
and Collar Buttons, Side Combs,
Beads, and many other articles,
all at Ioc apiece.
A Wonderful Bargain Sale.
Come early.
Another lot of goods from
our purchase Of Mrs. Wood
ward has been put up, and we
now offer the following:
One lot Of best Filaselle at
&c a skein.
One lot Of Rope Silk at &C a
skein.
One lot Of best Wash Silk at
2Hc a skein.
One Of best Japanese Wash
ing Floss at 2Hc a skein.
One lot Of Arazene, best
colors, at &c a skein.
One lot Of Embroidery
Chenille at Ic a skein.
One lot of Embroidery Silk,
on spools, at &c a spool.
One lot Of large spools Of
Embroidery Silk (ten-cent
spools) best colors, at sc a spool.
One lot Of Linen Flourishine
Thread, best colors, at &C a
skein.
One lot Of Linen Barparren
Art Thread at &C a skein.
rs doz. best Black Silk
Gloves at 2sc a pair.
100 doz. shook Lacing Kid
Gloves, in black, tans and
states, at 7oc a pair worth 81.
so doz. Tan Colored I'm
dressed Musquetaires at 7sc a
pair. e,
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George Kennan's Lecture.

George Kennan's lecture In the court house,
for the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid society of st.
Johns Lutheran church. promises to be inter-
ssting. Tho press CT the leading cities OF the
country where he has lectured speak In the
highest terms of Mr.. Kennan as q lecturer.
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Deaths.

sTEHAAE.-April l4th, 1880, In this city,
Ho9Anua, wtdov OF the late John j. Stehman
10 the eighty-third year OF her age.
The rclStives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invi ed TO attend the funeral, from
hsr late residence. No. $40 East Orange street,
o. Thursday afternoon At . O'Clock. Interment
- LAncaster cemetery.
, 1Ytna.-April 18th. 1870, in Pa,aiise, Mrs.
Sefeh Myers, widow OF Uriah N, srs, In The
0th year Of her age,
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
epoeesully invited TO attend the funeral from
hss rssidsnce, on Wednesday, April 10th, at 10
e'el0ek .. M. Services at the house. ltd
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waived a hearing.

Hyman Ehrhart, who 10 charged with
purchasing goods from persons who have
no occupation or means Of support, waived
. hearing before Alderman Dellet this after
noon aud gave bail for trial.
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A NEAT OvERCOAT
OUR REMNANT SALE

win begin on Wednesday, April 10, and con-
tinue three days. BE sure TO come and see what
y few quotations
Hill ~ Muslin, &c.
| Eruit-Of-Loom Muslin, o..
Tobacco Muslin, yard wide. Sc.
rersian Mulls, l2ISc.
4 l21Sc Dress Gingham, lOc.
turkey ked Table Covering, 2Oc
r.sis Nspaas lns e ssa FSxs. ow Castings
AsPECIAL BARGAIN
In Ladies' and Misses Ready-made An.wool
Ladies' breakfast Wrappers. Light and Dark.
Indigo Blue Prints. Fast Colors. only si:5.
Infants Long Robes, silk Embroidered, s2.25
Infant's Short Coats. Silk Embroidered, sl.s
Ladies' silk, Cloth and Lace Capes, Beaded
and SILK Wraps, Jackets and Travelling Goats.
Boys Cambridge Tunic Suits, g. s2,5J and ST.
BOYS corded Tunic Suits, Light or Dark
Domet Shirt Waists, CSC and sos.
GSSSs sSsn away Tih every Knserant
oILCLoTH! oILCLoTH!
We have just received a line of Table OIL.
cloth. ~ yards wide. at l7c a yard. never before
null line q Table i oliSioth. % II IL ana " yards
wide, at Csc.
rIoof Oucioth In all the Newest Patterns aud
OF the best quality. at Is, 10 and 40 cents per
A choice Of Fine Candles at all prices.
Mcodenwsre, Glassware, Tinware, China
Rsfrigerators at Lowest Prices.
NOTIONS!
Twenty-seyen and +5.Inch White Embroidered
Black SILK Lace aud silk Net FionnciSxs.
Point De Gene, Point DE lsaze Cream and
Black Black silk, Oriental and Torchon Laees, at ali
.Hsmssrs, swiss and Van Dyke Embroidery
.nS ISil HaII line of Ladies. and Children. Glove.
SHOES! SHOES!
We have secured line this season which
cannot Mii 70 meet with your approval. Our
light soles, thus making them soft and piiable
TO the foot. They made on the Latest Sivie
Last ana the price, y 81. brings them within
STRAW HATS! STRAW HATS!
Boys and Chiidren's Straw Hax.of every va.
Tie HsadsOnsst Line of &c and Soc Sailor
Our Line Of Light stin, ana Soft Hats 1. com.
plste In all colors and shapes.
are special i've Values ior = he money s In sht ooors
full line Of Ladies' Perasols from s5c up.
Ask 70 see our q haby Carriages.
ASK 70 ~ our Fuu Bet OF Harness for Is 80.
Williamson K Foster.
NOS. sass EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA,
-AHD--
no. ~ kARKss ". HARRISBURG. PA.
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Wul Hold a Packnpe par,v -

The N. II. u. Energy company, composed OF
the K. Of N. q. commandery, recently formed.
Will hold their nrst package party at Heinitsh's :
ahall this evening. There:wlll be good music by
Sksndig's orchestra. A ton Of coal, silvsrware,
ste., ere the prizes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-15

WANTED-A BOOKKEEPER, OR CAPA.
w BILE Once Assistant, who IL willing to
work and can buy an Interest or invest from
5000 70 el0 900 In one OF the largest and oldest
established businesses In Lancaster. Appli-
canA will address In their own handwriting,
giving age. residence and salary expected, |" ].
=. H. care Of 1hs Nsw 1ra. LAncaster, Pa
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aaesu q Advertisements.
THE sos TOY xlLIlSEar STORE.
THEB0N TON
Millinery Store I
1a East King Street.
Artistic Millinery!

Woman's strongest beauty
point is a shapely head with a
bonnet to suit it. We make the
beauty our special study.
There's an air and grace and
character about our millinery
that catch the eye and distin-
guish it from the commonplace
styles of other stores at glance.
Our Hats and Bonnets give
the magic touch Of style and
beauty to their wearers.
Our prices are low enough
to bring them within the reach
Of all.
Our low prices are keeping
us busy in straw shapes.
Charming Lace Straws and
Milan Hats in youthful broad
brims, turbans and toques( (more
than twenty shapes and shades)
at 4S, So, 70, 81 and oS cents
each.
Handsome Tuscan Lace and
Ivan Dyke" Braids at S7c,
o8c and $I.23 each.
Our newest shapes are the
"Bonheur" Toque and "Du.
chess Of Fife" Hats, both in.
tended for ribbon trimming.
You can see them trimmed in
our show room.
Flower Toques, 4Sc., 62c.,
73c., o8c. and $I.23.
French Flowers, l5c., 25c.,
SIC. and 48c.
Newest Velvet Ribbons in al
widths and colors.
Children's Lace Caps anc
Hats, latest shapes and de
signs.
Everything that you ma,
want in the millinery line at the
lowest possible prices, at
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