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A HALF MILLION DOLLARS, ALL NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
AT SUCH LOW PRICES
ONE HALF THE COST OF MANUFACTURE.

it was good judgment for to buy largely before prices of all imported Dry Goods it is also prudent and
 public generally to anticipate their wants for the Fall whether you purchase of elsewhere Smaller hous facilities for carrying such mammoth stock store you the protection of the wide range of assorments fir tions. The goods all bright and new-just what V odds and ends that you don't wantare not cheap at
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AMONG 11rE pEArnxN.


K0Es SC0UOOoE OOV0sseSC-
tiai's Houses Made OF Mud.
The following is part Of letter received
by q young man Of this city:
SESpAr, Japan, Dec. q, 1880.
I am working now for these heather
people. Although am far from home and
country, vet I am much Interested In the
great work that n 10 be done here and am
thankful that have como here. My
principal work Is training mp Japanese
young men TO become preachers We
have twenty-five Of them In our school
now and they are very earnest and studious.
But also do much other work.
Mrs. Schneider and I have charge Of two
large Sunday schools In different parts Of
the city--a city nearly twice as large as Lam
caster. The scholars study well and learn TO
sing quite nicely. They all have black
hair, which is cut In very funny style.
A Japanese city looks very strange. Most
houses are built Of mud, some being COW
cred with tiles and some with straw. Many
Of the houses have very pretty little yards
In front Of them, but these are shut In by
high board or mud fences, so that one can
not see them going along the street. OF
course most houses are only one-story
high. wish had time to tell you about
the many other strange sights see here.
Your friend, d. b. SCHNEIDER.
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The Bibio Society.

The annual meeting of the Bible society
was held last evening In tho Moravian
church, on West Orange street. An elec-
ton for officers resulted In the selection OF
the following President, Rev. q. Il. Haupt ;
vice presidents, Revs. J. w. Meminger
and c. l.. Fry; secretary, d. G. Haver-
stick treasurer, George X. Reed; execu-
tive committee, Rev. Or. J. NJ. Titzell,
Rev. DIR. J. Max Hark, Rev. J. II. Ester
line, d. w. Patterson and $. $. High.
The reports ofthe president and treasurer,
showing tho society 10 DO In very -four
ishing condition, were read and adopted.
Sunday, February 9th, was fixed upon for
holding the regular anniversary exercises,
and every effort will be made to have
every congregation in town take part In
the union exercises.
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VIM. H. CAST,
w&F NO. lO5 NORTH QUEEN ST.

DRoPosALS FOR STONE.
ii Sealed proposals will be received by the
Street Committee up to o clock p. IN. on Mon
day, February 10, 1850, for stone for use on the
streets Of Lancaster, said stone to be broken to
size as directed by the Street Committee.
Bidders will state price at quarries per ton of
crusher and engine, and price OF stone deliv-
cred on the streets where needed, free on
board cars at Lancaster, and also state location
OF quarries
bidders must furnish TO the committee not
less than three samples OF the stone they pro-
pose to furnish, which samples shall be tool
dressed to a cube Of inches, and, II not homo
genous. must be cut parallel with the cleav-
age, such samples TO be subjected TO any tests
tee In order to determine their relative value
for the purposes for which they are to be used
The quality as so determined must be fully
maintained during the term OF contract. In
case OF dispute, the committee IL to be sole
Judge of the quality of the stone furnished.
Contract to begin on - - and to be
made for one or three years, at the option Of the
committee.
Ali bids must be accompanied by certified
check in the sum OF 500, and upon the award of
the contract q bond In n suitable amount, with
approved security, must be furnished for the
faithful performance OF the same.
The Committee reserves tho right TO reject
any or all bids.
Bids to be left at the Office OF C. A. Cast, No.
IL North Duke street, before S clock D. m, on
Monday, February 10, and addressed TO the street
Committee of Lancaster.
BY order OF the cV%%lfiss ~. RibSLE Chairman.
| G. A. CAST, Clerk. Jan29,n,5.s
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Want Premiums Returned.

A. NJ. Frantz and A. o. Newpher, coun-
eel for the litigating parties, have filed
case stated In the suit Of the New Holland
Tarnpike company against the Farmers
Mutual Insurance company of Lancaster
County. On January 20, 1871. the company
plaintiff insured their bridge over tho
Conestoga crock with the defendant for
$4,000, and paid all the premiums due on
the policy of insurance until November 25,
lSo2, when the bridge was totally destroyed
by fire. Defendants then refused to pay
the insurance and suit was brought. The
Judgment Of the court for plaintiff for S. 1870
was reversed by the supreme court on the
ground that the turnpike company had no
ineurable interest In the destroyed bridge,
md were not, therefore, entitled to a
recovery on the policy.
The parties agree thar sos. 10 were paid
In premiums on this policy, and the court
v asked to enter judgment In that amount
for the plaintiff, provided the lat ter are
entitled to recovery.
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of his brother-in-law, Geo. Riley, No. ga Middle
street, on Thursday morning at $50 O'Clock.
Mass AZ ~. Mary's church ~ 0 o'clock. Inter
n,ent st st. Marya cemetery.
.wArsoN.--In this city, on the s7th Inst, Mrs.
Mary A. Watson, In her nth year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spcctfully invited 10 attend the funeral, from
the residence OF her son-in.law, Mr. Henry
smith, No. 21l North Lime street, on Thursday
morning a. 10 o'clock. Service NJ g. Johns
United Brethren Church, Paradise. at o'clock.
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Close of Forty Hours Devotion.

Tho forty hours devotion closed al st.
Aary's Catholic church on Tuesday eve
ming. The sermon was preached by Father
Daniel Maher, OF Harrisburg. after which
there was procession participated in by
the clergy aud sodalities. The ceremonies
were closed with the benediction of the
blsssed sacrament by Rev. DR.. McCullagh.
In addition TO the clergy Of the local
Catholic church Fathers Halleran and
Aahsr. OF the Pro Cathedral, Harrisburg,
took part In the closing exercises.
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Thieves In q store.

Last night some time thieves broke into
Ailey'a saddlery and harness store, No. lOs
North Queen street. They effected an
entrance through a window In tho back
part Of the shop. There is pet cat about
the store and It Is her habit upon being let
out Of the store to jump upon the sill OF
this window 10 get in. The person who
last let her in in all probability forgot TO
lock the window again. The articles
stolen from the store were q dozen fine
woolen blankets and ono lap robe. These
the thieves probably wrapped in shawl
straps, as q bunch Of those articles were
found united lying on the floor, and several
Of them were also missing. A large valise
was also LEFT ON the floor where the thieves
had probably placed 1t to load IL with
blankets or other articles. The belief Is
that the men who did the job were fright
ened In some manner. The goods that
they stole were valued at about so. A re-
ward of S25 is offered for the apprehension
of the thieves
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morketS.
I,hiiadciphia Produce Market.

Phi1adelphia Produce MARKET.
PHiLADELPfIA,. Jan. 2s.-Noon-Flour dull !;
family. sS0sS 70; roller. . soei i5 patent,
Wheat steady; No. 2 Red. new. soaso,z 70 (;
Corn nrm; No. Q. new. SeasSc old, is0
4Ic.
mixed, 271sc.
u.
timothy II O0o IL 80 Tor choice; mixed, 99ll % I;
baied rye straw, new, ei5 50gis 90.
Butter nrm; Penn'a creamery sxtrs
Eggs dull; .pennanrsts, l0c; held lots. ID
91Sc. an to quality.
Cheese quiet; part skins, 79Sc; full skins.
z1Sa3c.
Petroleum steady refined in bbis., 7,<c.
Potatoes firm; 35Q65c per bus. as 10 quality.
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penths.

,LflB.-January %, 1890, at Mount Joy, after
lingering illness, Mary Alice, wife of Milton NJ
Leio, aged ~ years, 10 months and ~ days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, with.
out further notice, at the residence, Mount JOY.
Pa, Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
LEFKvRE.-In this city, on the o5tb ins,
Christian ii. Lefevre, aged II years. '''
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral. from
his late residence, No. 235 North Duke street ON
Thursday afternoon at2 o'clock. Interment at
Lancaster cemetery. std.
MooRE.-In this city on the 26tb inst Jobn
A. Moore.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also
the printers OF Lancaster, are respectfully:n.
vtted W attend the funeral nom the residence
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Funcra,. of Two Ladies' To-day.

The remains Of Mrs. Sarah Beidler were
brought from philadelphia on Tuesday
evening, and her funeral took place from
the residence of her father, Jacob ii. Nor
beck, this morning, and was largely at
tended. At st. Mary's church requiem
mass was celebrated by Rev. DIR. Nc
Cullagh, and the interment was made at
st. Mary's cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. Rachel Shelley tool X
place to-day from her residence, No.
426 West Lemon street. DR.. s. NJ. Vernon
conducted the services and the body was
takcn to Coatesville for interment, on the
1888 train. Tho pall-bearers were II. s.
Schnader, NJ. L. Kendig, T. J. Harnish,
Moses Hollinger, Christian II. Mayer and
D.. j. Witherow.
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Continued Price List For This
Weeks Notion Sale.
Tinsel, &C ball.
Buttons, Ic card dozens
on card.
Fancy buttons, sc a card.
Fancy buttons, SC a card.
Porcelain wash buttons, &C a
card 3 dozens on card.
Hair pins, dozens for &c.
Imitation English hair pins, ?
papers for &C.
Steel pointed hair pins, sc.
Real English hair pins, &C.
Hair pins in fancy boxes, as
sorted, sc a box. SIX
Hair pins in polished wood
mugs, sc.
Hair crimpers, lc.
Rubber hair pins, SC a box /;
heavy I2c.
Shell, amber and black hair
pins. Ic.
Madame Louie ,common
sense hair crimpers, small, &c {;
large, SC pack.
Good rubberdress shields at &C
a pair. Heavy Stockinet shields,
Sc pair. Seamless Stockinet
shields, Sc a pair. Feather
weight shields, SC a pair. Rub
Der lined shields, I5c a pair.
Silk shields, Isc pair.
All our fancy Metal Buttons,
formerly loc, I5c and aoc, at
sc dozen. Buttons, formerly
csc to soc, at Ioc a dozen.
The choice Of our stock,
kerrs child's and misses
braces and hose supporters, at
25c pair.
Wax beads, &C a string.
Solid Roman wax beads,
large strings, for I5c.
Fine Ribbed Combs 81
inch, ? ribs, sc; 31a inch, a
ribs, SC; 4 inch, ribs, SC.
Madonna cotton, skeins,
for sc.
Large states, SC.
Felt-bound states, exIS. Sc.
SATURDAY NEXT.
Special One-Day Sale of
Merino and Wool Underwear.
Prices will be advertised to,
morrow.
| PALACE OF FASHION.
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AY. NJ. G. A. supper.

The ladies of the Y. NJ. c, A. are striving
hard to enlarge and improve the library OF
the association. In order to raise funds for
that purpose library fund supper is to be
given In Doersom's hall, No. l2s East King
street. 1t will open this evening and con-
tlnue over Friday and Saturday evenings.
The room will be fixed up In the best of
form with tables and booths. The Ladies'
Auxiliary have charge of tho affair with
Mrs. s. Il. Baily as chief lady. The tickets
of admission will include supper.
The music will be furnished this evening
by the orchestra of the Young Mems
Dem ocratic society.
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Entertained tho Bankers

J. Harold Wickersham, who for a num-
ber Of years has been notary public of the
Farmers National bank, entertained the
officers and clerks Of the bank last evening
at the Hamilton club. Covers were laid for
fourteen and they sat down oaply In the
evening and adjourned at a late hour, after
hiving spent an excellent time.
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Memorial Windows.

Five memorial window for st. Joseph's $
Catholic church, ,orderedseveral months ago,
have been received and placed In position.
They occupy the space in the rear Of the
altar. Three Of these windows were the
gin of st. Michaers, st. Joseph's and st.
Peters societies, and two of the late Father
Grotemyer, for several years the pastor of
the church. The windows are very hand
some.
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Radiator Company Directors.

The stockholders of the Lancaster Steam
Radiator and Manufacturing company IN, I
Tuesday evening and elected the following
directors: ]. Fred. Sener, John X. Stoner,
DR. J, p. wickcrsham. julius Loeb, John
w. Holman, George Grossman and Geo.
X. Reed. This board will organize on FRI
day, and take action AS to site for the
works. 1t will then be decided whether
or not the works shall be removed from
tha citv
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The Grand Old Prudential

The following Is the latest death claims paid
by the Prudential Insurance company, In Ian
caster, by Joseph Queen, assistant superinten-
dent: Christian Herr, 358 West King street
So; John TBlackwood, 800 North Mulberry
street, ssS.25. In the latter case Mrs. Blackwood
got IS more than the policy called for. We
recommend the Prudential TO the public as a
staunch, reliable company.
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Waived n Hearing.

Sarah Frankford, charged by Sophia
Cunningham with malicious trespass and
assault and battery at Alderman Halbach's,
waived hearing and gave bail for trial.
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orders paid

n -S,--..f-1.,,Ao,t IJONmou roDOrtpd the
sHn.s S o,..s,. ,ha met month. which
- .sss.oo s"..s n,.,,na a. tho grin.
n,r r.. ..N..sn.s..o,a,nr committee reported
v .s,rths .chnoIs and The attendance is
s .ha ,,rav,o,, month BILLS
-. .ss.a .c .s,orn n,,,e to sI5o 4a Commons
wsp p~s ~ s.e
~'sse,ss nsu,.. eorroor,v of town. died
:. .Ts..sas., =, ps,,.Sair,,ts or bronchitis.
So.. @ ssoy. ;,,nas. arad oo yearr. The
..s,...s [ ,.;,, 10 t,ro,rht to town Tonight.
Ia AZ n'na.ot ,y;,I No be,d to.morrow
S .~.'s;s ~. :. q n,,,,,nI Trnn 4olv Trinity
~ C".sass shv,r,, Ta wss an emplovo Of
. A.. V,a,,.ia,oh,o
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He Was I,stional YESTERDAY,

james H. Jacobs, under sentence of
deash, was visited on Tuesday by Rev.
Thoa Thompson, who called on him at his
papeheE's request During the time the
1lesByman was In his cell Jacobs behaved
g 3 BsfiopAl manner.
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Wlthlrew.

William j. Garvin has withdrawn from
the Republican nomination for assessor in
the Seventh ward. His name was used
without his authority.
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aNarriapra.

HERsHEY-STEHMAS.-Ja y, In the par
iors OF Hotel Lancaster, this city, by the
fev. J. w. Meminger, Mr.. Aaron B. Hershey,
OF salunga, and Miss Annie {. Stehman, of New
Danville ia.
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Mh. c. ii. WEIsHAUPr, formerly OF New
York, 6ut:late!y assisting his father at present
doing fine merchant tailoring business In
Williamsport, Pa, has engaged with Martin
Bros, this city. Mr. Weishaupt is q graduate
Of the ]. ]. Mitchell, New York, School of be-
sign and Art Of Cutting.
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We have received the agency for the best So
Mems Shoe that has come to our notice. Any
one wanting n Shoe at that price can make no
mistake In buying this. II is a good filter, neat
and durable. All other lines that we keep you
will find 10 be right In price.
Wehave been unusually v busy this season with
ordered work, and are prepared to make any
thing for Ladies' or Gentlemen who want a
higher grade Of Shoes or have peculiarities Of
feet that can't be suited with "a Ready-Made
Shoe. ~
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A Reutlinu Visitor.

John w. Rauch, superintendent of the
Reading Eagle, is in Lancaster on a brief
visit
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THE regular monthly meeting ofthe Women's
Christian Temperance Union viii be held ON
Tuesday at p. m. in the Bird-in-Hand NJ. L.
church. The public are cordially invited to at.
tend.
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street railway Companies Meet.

This afternoon the stockholders OF the
East End and Lancaster City railway COM
panIes held meeting at the law Office OF
Walter NJ. Franklin, ESQ.,, and ratified the
consolidation Of the two lines. Tho OIL
c,rs will be tho same as have already
been published.
The name will be "The Lancaster City
Railway"
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EkUnfTIIINVTUT
JOHN A. .COYLE, Attorney. I29-6t
PRIMARY ELECTION,

DEMocRArlc PRIMARY UNA ELECTION
Tho Democratic voters OF the city of Lancas.
ter are requested TO meet Mt their respect We
wards on saturday evening, February 1. 1880.
between the hours Of and 8 oc clock, TO place I'M
nomination candidates for Mayor, Ward ON
GERS and School directors. The wards ent,tled
to School Directors this year are First ward,
one; Third ward. one Finn ward, one ;
ward VIII select u member of the City EXecu-
tive Committee To serve during the ensuing
year.
The places of meeting are as follows:
First Ward-Shober's Hotel.
Second Ward-Theo. Wendlt2' Saloon
Third Ward-Eningers Saloon,
Eonth Ward-Wlllam Rehm's Saloon
Fifth Ward-Philip Wahl's Hotel
Sixth Ward-Schiller House.
Seventh Ward-John GuRzenhouser's Saloon
Eighth Ward-Mrs Diehl's Saloon
Ninth Ward-Arnold Haas Saloon
l2T-tld CITY COMMITTEE
N Il -
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KILLED BY A BLAST.
rpyuamiss and Giant Powder Cause an
Hspsesaes which Blows An Arm on
"a nearly sewers ITS Head.

Cot.Ua6ufA, Jan. 2o.-william wes1en-
hefss, foreman Of the stone .quarries OF
I1aAdsman, ,0rabb 4 Co. st tChickies, me. n,s
deakA n frightfnl manner this morning
p Is O'clock, A charge Of dynamite pre-
ma3arsay exploded and the full force OF
~ INC was resolved by the foreman.
m hsed was almost completely torn OIL,
- skuii hanging by the akin Of the neck.
- hand was torn Of, and the man
- otherwise mangled. He Is 80 years
of ars, and leaves large family In Mari
stta, whore he resided.
Westsnheffer was blasting with both
dynamite and giant powder. He nrst put
8 dynamite cartridge in tho hole and
placed the powder on top Of II. The blast
did not discharge 1t once, and when West
euhSfer found that II was not going OF
went up 10 the hole. He begun taking out
sfAs camping for the purpose OF reioading
when the explosion occurred win the
above terrible result
school board met In regular session last
evening In the council chamber. Present.
Meesrs. Allison, Clark, Fasig, May, Slade.
Absent, Messrs North, Taylor, Urban,
Wolfe.
The finance committee reported as fol-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-17
The Cri.i.in tho senate.

No division of sentiment exists among
Democratic Senators a~ t0 thcs supreme nece-.
-irv of dcfeatln- the Fraud ANA Force tlrc-
tion bin. Northern and southern Demo
Gratis are ofono mind in firm determination
ON that subject.
Among other positive expressions the iol-
lowing are notable.
senator Carlisle. There will Doe no COM
pr1iaisc 600 the part OF Democratic senators
with ihc Republicans boo regard % tht Llec-
tion bin and River aud llarh0r bin.
senator lurpie. The failure "l the HNei
and Ilarb0r bin would not change my
course. with rctlrd tY tine Federal Election
bill.
senator Gibson: This Federal Election
BIZ +. more important than anything else,
and IL must Dee defeated at all hazards.
senator Reagan: There is no bill that J
would not see sacrificed. rather than the
Federal Election bin should pass. II i
Force Bill that, I passed. would Govern
tins country ON thc same plan, that Great
Britain governs ireland.
A. /, perhaps fortunate that circulation
ha. been given tO the false report about an
arrauremont between Democratic ana lie
uublicu Senators, since the story mas
afforded occasion for these positive ana
-firriu0 contradictions. There IS no Dem
nll extent Dbl, paramount duty 90 prevent
the lmuorialiZatiOn of our Institutions.
But without Republican cooperation even
the policy of obstruction can scarcely de-
feat the attempted u.ugpation Of quay,
Rcd and Davenport. The Republican SEN
at0r- who are di,inclmed 90 resort 10 eN-
tromc radical measures are strongly pressed
bv their party machine and subjected 10 al
luring temptations through the PATRONAGE
of the White House and the departments.
lt is absolutely necessary 10 strengthen
their hands by supplying overwhelming
evidence that lhn Force and Fraud Election
/ lbiiI' Il. .o uup0uular measure that the Re
publican party would lose instead OIL gam
elections by d..
f. /, only through rem0u,trauces 10 the
senate that such evidence can be supplied.
the star is .ratihcd tO note thai the pro,
te.t- received against the bill are signed
Lv many Rcuuhlicau- as well a. by Demo
rrat. Glrar-hcadpd Republicans see thai
the enactment of such "a measure would
d. so odiou- as % destroy the future
chance, of their party. Thousands are
ready t0 leave political organization ina
would resort to such means. lhey know
that for u hundred years Congressiona
elections have been cOnstitutlonally ant
tairl, conducted under the election laws o
tbn States. and that there is not now ever
the shadow OF an excuse for destroying th'
rime-horo-ed election system Of our Fedora
/ Mon. ~.
The situation in the senate i such that
the Election bill can be- taken up at any
moment. The plan 10 stiile debate - ma
urod. The crisis may Dee postponed for a
few days. but it is imminent. All that ih'
people can do Is 90 protest ana inspire
/ thoughtful Republican senators win q Jusl
apprehension Democratic aud lndepend
ent voters should ibe not content with mere %
/ Ia ,igning the stars rem0nslrance. lnel
/ should take the forms about among their lie
publican friends and neighbors ana secure
| their signatures also.