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BR1Ne TIE Boys AND G1n1s.

For little boys and girls what haven't we! AL the
spring styles are now received in
Suits and Coats,
Underwear and Hosiery.
Neckwear and Headwear.
Flannel and Percale Shirt Waists.
The following special prices hold good until to
morrow evening:
75c. Cambria "Mother Hubbard" Short Dresses 500
q. IS Nainsook Gretchen" Short Dresses ... $50
sl.6S Hand made French Dresses. 50
81. 25 Cloth Dresses. ages TO years. .9S
tH These Dresses shown in stripes. plsids and
checks in the new spring shades They made in
improved Gretchen" style with full sleeve deep vel
vet collar and cuffs. and undoubted bargain at
e2.25. Worth examination are the new Black Silk
and Flannel Goats trimmed with gold braid These
the latest Paris styles and will be much admired
Prices range from a4.9S to SIS.
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u osA orsely wants 10 zee the splinters Ay
he eoghs 10 take his weather bureau down the
Ainissippi river within the reach Of the plant
ers IN that vicinity
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There b now no question that Cincinnati.
after years Of effort to be recognized as the
musical center, has acco aplished her deares,
vish At . musicians convention in that town
recently Baltimore local. No. II, was ex-
communicated. eIpstriated and expelled be-
cause IL had employed musician who had beer
dismissed from Pittsburg local, No. Ia
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WHISTLES tis SeRchnAEsaS New Plsad SIM Wi,d,ore
a. IL yasdyhs Point Co2lafS THAR Handkschiefs Of
silk snd Linen. the Collars. ahiFs md suspsndsvs
for Boya yeuu md hsrs perfect VARSITY and Palas
noyA prices quoted.
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Ax,,vrD Fson NV Yoax
MARCH as,

nsnt near the door Of 1ll7 rsnnA svs.
hand Seams Ut the ridicuiously Low price
London speing Style Xnots and FOURTH
tths esnuine) Natural Wool and Canals
unnsual price Of 9125. The new Fast
oeatA o. pain for q. sprine Weight
Prices for IN The lstsly received Spring
cent below the charges Of The merchants
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In declining to be candidate for the gov
ernorship Of Georgia Representative James H.
Blount, well known here for his sixteen years
OF service in the House, says tina. the real con-
Germ of the people is not whether any one man
viii be elected but 1t is the election Of legis-
lature and governor who can neither be driven
by denunciation nor lured by gain from loyalty
to the mas Of their fellow citizens. Mr.. Blount
struck the root Of the matter in this statement.
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ton Of the republics territory and the national
public sentiment would consume the repusa-
ton Of any statesman who would advocate the
sale Of the smallest fraction Of Mexican soil
Ths effort OF the Arizona legislature TO secure
port on the California gulf is foredoomed. 1,
n IN exceedingly silly thing to irritate sister
republic by pressing the proposition. OF
course Mr.. Blaine and the Senate decline 10 be
o party to such folly.
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A FAvoR1rr SpRrSe War.
1.-THE CONNEMARA."
Black or the French and Tartan Plaids mostly fav-
ored. We show them of all-wool materials made ex-
preesly for these garments. The peculiarly graceful
drapery that surprises and pleases 10 thus explained
Prices range from 90 to S20.
The New Cloth Capes are here from &3 70 el6
Beaded Cspes and Pelerines from a. TO "a.
SPECIAL SALE PRICE
eY-Choice of el2 Connernaras and listers for 40
Piaids Plain Cloths and Stripes TO select from.
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liz BATTLE AznA1,

liz BATTLE AznA1r
BoYs tie-on oai sece.d Iieor.na.de more
srcr GS1 h.a e h1s. con q
vsnisnt for yoa by the change
ss s sgsa iva, s;~p :s1
,S he ss R:ss u! M oSsn 3sS
We haven't besn really ready bsfors
/ delayed in arrival So much red tape
the ss sn.ss sh soa;s Ed
BOYS season had waited for VA
SPECB There's no doubt IN the world that
,,,onr n.x, here In America the best Sork u done
sHoHTfANT SIs cSrg.s the water n ths gay eaR.
SUITE they .ss% = 9 asss.s % for S'a sss
S sssr crss sS are y %s. s:' e.
BLOUSE rood for yonrs 30 We have AZ Imp imported
sUITa ct Jon: KILT Ss1 gsEs Isi' s TiSr
SsSe Tn s%: Sys,s0..:
JERSEY In the design md msiins.
/ SUITS. The taste OF home arttste 10 the
| best in these matters -, Foreign
| - 'fnake-ups" are clumsy Ill nttng-
MAN-O.wAR we show yUu are directly The cppS-
/ site-0racc(M, perfsot rn0utos Cy
/ SUITS. Jdsston and refined etevafce.
| - Our selections IN Shirt Waist, ,s
| Kills. "Star" mostly Did you 6nd .
/ waist that gave You the gen uine sat
isfsctop Of thesei We control them
4 for these parts. too. The makers
REFERS have the knsck Of Designing Gully
L taking patterns-Where do they SeS
/ all their idessl 1t 10 wonderful
| FURNISHINGS complets-The Mems
WEIGHT Furnishing Department d u pes ted :
ovKRcoATs vii 6ecoms their years. There can't
| be anything waiting We're sure 1t
| II brim-tuil OF all yop'u want.
/ Well talk spccialties latar-but at
i the start want To give you the
L SHIRT general drift our stock has taken
L Remember one thug. please. you're
1 WAISTS always welcome-Jo say we've the
1 jarye1 stock IL simply to tell you
1 what you already kuov-Ihat we've
FURNIsHINoSnes You in STANDARDIZATION what
/ about prices! They're usuAI-the
1 best buying 0nes.
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JERsEYs For SPRING WEAR
The stock is complete and consists Of over One
Hundred Different Styles.
It IL obviously impossible to attempt even brief de-
scrpuons Let point out few styles that are evi-
IDENTIFY appropriations that are selling very rapidly.
HIGH-sLEEvE JERSEYS.
s5-Silk-fnish Stockinet with front braided in
honey-comb design the coat back, collar sleeves and
back braided to match
s5-Braided in Military style with the new Rope
Braid.
$39S-Braided in Zouave style.
a3.50-Vandyke Braid Points front and back form
ing q collar sleeves and back TO match.
33.50-Braided Yoke. Beauty with simplcity-ele-
gance with refinementbest describes these Jerseys
S3.50-Soutscho and Mohair Braid happily blended
and forming q distingue trimming.
H29SCollar rolling the entire front and thus FORM
ing u vest front Braid binding.
$2-Braided In Vandy Ike points.
81. 4S-Vest front Improved coat back New style
button trimming.
SPECIAL SALE PRICE.
sg-Any SO. SO Jersey for S29S. And you will find
fifteen different styles to select from
CoLoRED JERSEYS FOR SPRING WEAR
Lovely shades of Blue Gray, Tan Fawn, Brown, Red
Green, Blue.
Tucked Colored 81 80 and &3 9S
Braided Colofed Jerseys 2.06 and g. %
Plain Colored ESQ
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GLovEs Ar SPECIAL SALE PR1crs


(Undl pm tomorrow
The regular prices Of "Palas Royal" Gloves are 20
we'll known that special sale prices st ap-
preciated 1t needs only this comment to the follow
ing price list The special prices positively terminate to-
nlo4roic evening at O'Clock.
LIST OF SATURDAYS PRICES.
MEMS GLOVES
Our Toe. English Dogskn Gloves. CSC
The S5c. Automatic Fastening Gloves. 500
Celebrated English Derby 81. SO Gloves 81 SO
Sl.98 LOndon's Best Gloves, usually S2.25....s1.7
LADIES' GLOVES
81. so "Palais Royal" Kid Gloves ...........e135
&156 Pslais Royal" 4-button Suede Kids IS
The Famous SOC. Pgskin MousQuetaires. ....... 79c
Our Popular &c. Kid Gloves. .59c
The new 4-button CSC Undressed Kids. .79c
The Welknown 96c. French Kid Gloves. ....... .S5c
Celebrated CSC. Undressed Mousq uetaires .S9c
S125 Undressed Kid MousQuetaire (warrantedJSl. 10
CHILDhEN'S GLOVES
81 'Palais Royal" Kid Gloves. soc
eF- Those wishing Gloves tried to the hand will
find the least busy hours TO be to 10 am, TO and
to 6pm.
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M,ssrs Asp CH11D..rs W..,s

A special effort has bsen made 70 b hsadqnrters
w.. az oSiIdssn The ssoek sss n r. tor
almost bewaldsrins: the prices 2, q Eisn no(L
astSatoa. Wen Do al We can 70 saxn ycur pokrcnsgs
THE PALAID nOYAls
A. LrSNER. Proprietor.
mhl2 Corner PA eve end 18th Il r.w,
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JACKETS FoR The SPRING.

JACKETS For lHE SPRING
THE MATERIALs-The celebrated Clay Diaeonals
Spring Weight Jersey Cloth, Wide Vale Diagouals
Broad Cloth Scotch Cheyiots and the new "Cheveron"
Cloth. The latter all wool diagonal cloth, with
stripes looking like silk
THE STYLEs-"The Refer" is double breasted
with rolling collar and high sleeves "The Blazer"
with rolling collar loose front with one button. The
Vest Front" waistcoat with loose Jacket "7ne Red.
FERN" tight fitting Jacket tailor finish, double and
single-b breasted
THE CoLoRs-Tan. Brown, Black Navy. Gray.
Fawn Suede Green.
THE PRICEs-s4. IS. 90, 81. IS, 90. $40, sl1,
e12, Sl4, els, $40, SIS, $40, $25.
Some of the higher priced Jackets were secured
by Paris agent from the Paris exhibition those
at the lower prices owe much of their merit to the
Paris models.
Our SIS Cheveron Jackets have the hip pockets and
are braid bound just as is our Imported Cheverun
Jacket At IS aud $40 shown Jackets made of the
Celebrate Clay Diagonals
SPECIAL SALE PRICE.
sFChoice of all IS Jackets for 81. You may pick
from the Stylish Blazers, the Tailor finish Cheverons
the Clay Diagonas-in iactany Jacket you marked
$S can be Claimed tor 81. until Saturday at pm.
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d ROBINSON & CO.,
JUVENILE oUTFIrTERs,
300 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NV.
As W. Near Tur END

As W. Near THr END
OF OUR
BARGAIN SALE
BARGAIN SALE
INTEREST oU1cKENs IN THE
CHI GHTL pEES.s SHOES SHOES
G ~ .Pf6 SsD She's .i'as.
There were SO many on that counte;
many parents thought any time woull
do 70 buy, but As the pile grows snaIs-
BOYS, DURABLE SHOES.
BOYS DURABLE SHOES.
BOYS BOYS B bGEABLE SHOES sH9Es.
800.
RUBBER Bo0fs, ANY SIZE.
30 CENTS.
E sBE.; , : :$$E
: s:ss:
BARaHiNs ALL.
MEMS sHoEs,
MEMS SHOES.
S325.
S42o.
$500 CORK sOLEs s725.
Fl 81 Fl f. I + f. f. !
BBB UU 4 4 ssss -
ARTHUR BURT co.
mhl4 l211 = ST NV.
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Well talk spccislties latar-but At
the start we want To give you the
general dr1ft our stock has taken.
Remember one thius. please. you're
always welcome-Jo say we've the
Larye1 stock IL simply to tell you
what you already kuov-Ihat we've
the best assortment our record justi.
fiea you in assuuiisg-And what
about prices! They're a. usuAl-the
best 6uyiHo 0nes.
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Soonsiaued in next column,
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II EVENING WEDDING.
0Ae Ceremony Performed at the Home
0etAe Rride In the Presence Of Many
0ueses- some or Those Present.

CoEuNBrA, April GA protty wedding
tocoarred last evening at o'clock at the
5roo1dence Of John Tendrich, when Miss
IsAnuis Frances Fendrich, daughter Of Mr..
kEondrich, and Mr.. william II. Moore, pay
s2ne telling ct the First National bank, were
Matted In marriage. The baywindow had
len transformed into floral bower In
which the bridal party stood. The cere-
Ynony was performed by Rev. George
vslls Ely with ring, according to the
&leunl Of the Presbyterian church. They
were unattended by maid Of honor or best
4 ran, and were ushered into tho parlor by
W. n. Fendrich and DIR. John Moore,
brothers of the bride and groom. The
hsida .-was.. ,at.irod In white faille,
xB16caded front with Duchesse lace en-
sfxpiu, She wore a white veil with
5out orange blossoms. The marriage was
,alvitpessed by number Of people from
4own a and other places. Among the guests
y 7tom other places were Mrs. Jacob Tome,
& Port Deposit; Miss II ouser, Cadiz, Ohio
4 ur. and Mrs. Thos. Smith, Miss Smith and
& Axiss Harvey, Washington, ID. G.; and
4 WIN. Broderick, Baltimore, Nd. The
menu was prepared by Caterer Payne,
the Hamilton club. The newly marriedf
4 uouple LEFT for tour through the Eastern
Z and Southern states.
The archdeaconary Of Harrisburg con-
i vened In st. Paurs P. +. church last even
4 ING at 7:3O o'clock. The opening sermon
was preached by Rev. II. c. Pastorins, OF
Mannheim. The session Of to-day will be as
follows:
pa m.-Business meeting.
sZ 1880 a. m.-Holy communion, with SER
i mon by Rev. s, T.. G. Smedes, ID. d., rector
Of Mechanicsburg
!. 2:eO to 8 y. m.--Business meeting.
N 7:80 p. m.-- Missionary meeting. Ad-
4 dresses by Ven. Archdeacon Foley,
ssThe Church In Foreign Lands;" Rev.
Y w. @. Ware, rector of York, "Church Mis-
rector Of Chambersburg, "Chnrch Missions
The Sunday school Institute will be
held on Thursday.
Samuel Arnold sued Lizzie Rynler for
4 larceny OF ring and medal. In default of
4 hail she was sent to Jail for trial.
Noah Keesey was before Squire Solly
Y yesterday afternoon for assault and battery
on David r. Thomas. He gave $500 ball
for court trial.
Eddie McClain had the third finger Of his
right hand mashed last evening by tie
r falling on It.
The grand spectacular production She,"
Z will be presented in the opera house on
Saturday evening. It will be one Of the
lnest Of the kind ever appearing In this
place.
n The Columbia fire company will 60 to
Marietta on Mny 81, to participate In the
60th anniversary Of the Pioneer fire COM
pany.
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HELD FOR ROBBERY.
William Stewart Required to Gi,
$1,000 Bail For Court.

William Stewart Required to Give
$1,000 Bail For Court.
William Stewart and Clement Eckert
were heard by Alderman Halbach this
morning on serious charges. The testi-
mony was that on the night of February
~, ~ Daniel L. Rice and his brother
! William, were driving to their home, the
dog cart In which they were riding broke
i; 1own and while they were repairing the
1 damage team came down the road
IN which were Stewart and Eckert.
Z Gtewart asked what was the matter and
WAS told by Dan Rice that he had break
down. Stewart then jumped from his
Il vehicle and assaulted Rice, knocking him
|Sdown and taking his purse from his
II pocket. In the struggle Dan Rce's
& wooden leg was broken and he could not
y get up from the road, where he had fallen
3 when struck by Stewart.
Dams cries for help brought his brother,
who was a short distance away, and stew.
: aFt attacked him and also stoInat the time
a book. ComplaiptsaIce, but the war rants
I before 'eAecuted and complaint was then
.-s-ue before Alderman Halbach. Detec-
i've Barnhold was given the warrants and
~ succeeded In arresting the defendants.
The testimony failed to connect Eek ert
vim the offense and the charges against
him were dismissed.
Stewart was held in 1900 bail for trial
- the April term Of court, and his father
pecams security for his appearance.
district Attorney Reinehl appeared for
tno commonwealth, II. c. Brubaker for
osewart and ]. Hay Brown for Eckert.
& stewart went before Alderman Barr this
aternoon and entefed complaint for as
'eauit and battery against Rice. The ac-
eused gave bail for hearing.
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The Wilbur Opera Companv,

A. the opera house last evening there
q Nas another large audience to hear the
opera company, although il was
< oos rs great as upon the opening night
1ne opera was "Nanon" and II seemed to
aease. Miss kirwin had the part of Naaon.
This afternoon 1.-THE Merry War" was
enng at matinee, and this evening
The Grand Duchess will be given" The
ikh under whose auspices the opera
onmpany is singing here, will give beau
hml souvenir at this evenings perform
ance. 1t is a programme in book form
with beautiful cover. Besides the cost
mere Is other interesting reading matter in
me programme, including a history of the
order OF Elks with a list of the officers of
tho local lodge.
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Resignation and Appointment.

William Butler, colored, who was an
pointed turnkey Of the station house by
Mayor Clark, resigned that position las,
4 evening, when he turned his KEYS over TO
Mayor Clark. The resignation was ac.
eepted, and the mayor appointed Henry
=. Furlow, of the Fifth ward. to the posi-
sson. The reason given by Butler for his
Sesignation is that he did not like the kind
5eI work which turnkey was obliged to
80 he also stated that he could not be
rAy from home at night. The new turn
1ey Is well known Democrat, and during
- war served as member of battery A,
9xtn regular artillery Of the United States.
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Deaths.

FRAILEY.-ln this city, on April 7, Henry
Leonard Frailcy, In the Goth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family also
Washington Eneampment, No. II, Lancaster
Lodge, No. OF, I. o. o. f., and Inland City
Lodge, X. OF p, and other members Of these
orders are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral. from his late residence, No 40 South
Queen street, ,onThursdny afternoon at 2 o'clock
Services at Union Bethel Church Of God at 2:3O
o'clock. 3td
BENNER.-ln this city, on the 9th Inst, Caro-
lima, widow OF the late John Benner, in the 5ith
year OF her age.
The relatives and so' rsttcuu the funeral, nom
ser iate residence, No. T27 st. Joseph street. on
saturday afternoon at o'clock. Services at St
stephens church. Interment at Woodward
Hin cemetery. 2td
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A Little Girls Surprise.

4 % tuesday evening pleasant surprise
eTty was given to Mollie Meister, resid-
Ing ON South Duke street. There were
ooout ten couples of schoolmatss and
le0ds present. The evening was spent
~ enjoyably. Vocal and instrumental
oonc was had. Refreshments were served
- amer all sorts of games had been
1qyed the little folks scampered home
W1th happy hearts.
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Coucert In Ala OF . Church.

On Tuesday afternoon, the COMMITTEES o
ladies' connected with the Reformed churches
Of this city, who are making arrangements fo'
a grand concert ON April IA, In aid OF q needy
church In Cleveland, Ohio, met 10 make the
f,pal preparations. Mr.. Irvine. Of the College
Giee club, was charged with the arrangement
of the programme. There viii be instrumental
as we'll "a vocal music.
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Went to New Jer.ev

Hx-Poiice Officer George Myers left this
ornoon for Ocean Port, New Jersey,
nleh 10 . few miles from Long Branch. He
~ work at his strade-brcklaying- the
~ sace track which A. j. Cassatt Is max
~ u that place.
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Easter Week Entertainment

universal request, the Junior Missionary
~ wiz repeat. In Trinity chapel tomorrow
n6ng at so'ciok, It's unique and charming
csnms entitled Liberty, In Colloquy
~ the Nations" The entertainment Is EN-.
original with the society, and incompar.
We most beautiful Il has ever devised,
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Srperintendent OF Electric Car Line.
wilkinson, jr., Of West Point, Vir-
- arrived in Lancaster yesterday. He
have charge Of the now line of
VAC street cars, as general superinten.
~, after they get into operation.
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yy,II r.cture m I,ueeia.

George Kennan, the Russian traveller, Will
lecture In the court house under the auspices Of
the Ladies' Aid society of 81. Johns Lutheran
church on Thursday evening. April l7th. His
subject will be "An East siberian Convict
Mine" The gentleman has created fnrore by
his talks upon Russia, and he will no doubt be
received by large audience here.
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Trains 70 Penryn Park on Friday, April II.
special train from Lancaster king street, At
$50. Returning after the game. Fare for round
trip. including admission and grand stand, only
As cents. Lebanon Vs. Syracuse. aaStd
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TT NEVER FAILS !

y Frailey's Vegetable Nermifuge Syrup never
alis 70 eradicate stomach, bowel and seal
worms rom the infantile system. II REQUIRES
stoinhei ike most OF the candy and sugar
cures. A gentleman who gave IL TO his chfid
your syrup; Our boy must have been aimost
eaten up by worms" Frailey's Vegetable,
nnss,,,.ilius. syrup Is prepared aud sold only by
w,o; "; EAST EN ID PHARMACY.
,nopRfosi1e Eastern MarkeD. Price, Is cents a
"o'NV' M.W,F&w Z
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Samuel Clarke, Aqt.,
2ANDhsourH QUEEN ST,

INhUE DALMATIAN INSECT powDrp
-, p,opeiied by a good powder blower. As Ibs
insects. For sale " '''e' shaii
AtHUBLEY's DRUG STORE.
20 West King Slro6t
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TOR CAST IRON PIPE FITTINGS, BOTH
IL plain and reducing, up to 6-inch diameter,
Malleable Fittings, Flanges, Flange Unions,
Manifolds, American Unions. Tube supports,
RESTS. 1888 East Fulton street. m7.tfd
IF IN WANT OF BRASS OR IRON STOP
i Cocks, Asbestos Packed Cocks, Pet anG Bib
Cocks, Lever Cocks, Swing JOINTS call and get
them, send your order by mail, to JOHN
BEST, 333 East Fulton street. m7-tfd
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EXECuroRs SALE OF VALUABLE PRO

W WEDNESDAY, APRIL ., 1880,
the undersigned, executor of Rebecca Game
ron, deceased. VIII offer at public sale the FOL
lowing valuable real estate, 10 wit; The two.
s.ory oflck mouse and lot, No. "A East Walnut
depth. ~ 'V|S 'ee' IN
Sale at the Keystone House at 7 O'clock sbe,
terms OF sale viii be made known by '"
A. r. REINeHL Auct anra'sti
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markets.

Grain ana PROVISIONS
Furnished by q. X. Yundt. Broker.
CHICAGO, April ., loo o'clock pm.
Wheat Corn. Data. Fork. Lard
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VI>HE MEMBERS OF LANCASTER LODGE
No; ", ]; o; o. +: are requested TO meet al
Oaa ~ relows Hall on Thursday afternoon, April
~, isv al ~ oclock, for the purpose of attend.
ing the funeral ofour Brother Henry L. FraiIey.
i5S mi5S9nuuerey Lodge, No, 242. Herschel Lodge, No.
10, heoel Lodge, No, 500, and the order In eon.
der OF II RIEnEi Sy Or
Attest; FRANK ID. MILEY, Sec'y. lid
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sSr" Don't give 1t away, bat Sell It Cheap"
Stamm's advice to his clerks about the new
stock
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TNoR RAMERICANsfGHTr FEED CYLINDER
IL Lubricators. Glass OIL Cups for Bearings,
you can get them at JOHN BESTs, S@ Eas
Fulton street. m7-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-09

TUNE, LABOR AND MONEY SAVED BY
l. using Purity SOap." Sold everywhere.
INOR BOILER I BE BRUSHES, STfLLSON
Il Pipe Wrenches, Pipe and Monkey Wrenches
combined, Files, OIL Cans, ETC., go TO JOHN
BEST 333 East Fulton street. m7-tfd
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-12-03

IF. NJ. Reamer, ex-postmaster and
former resident of Dodge City. writes
from Fort Smith, Ark, to the Times of
this city, giving an account of an excur-
sion in a mud scow down. the Arkansas
river, in which some of our public
citizens are designated as being the ex-
cursionists. OF course the result of the
late elections prompted the writing Of
the communication. bnt we wish to state
to Mr.. Reamer that if he will visit Dodge
City at any time he will find most of the
gentlemen named in his excursion party
still on deck and following their wonted
vacations. By the way. our good friend
and ex-pOstmaster took an excursion i'm
mediately after he was released from bis
public position.