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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-24
SPRING PALACE
TISITA DRUG STORE BULLETIN.
". W. KILLER. Proprietor.

Art materials. including paints.
brnshss. blenders, etc
Brushes OF every description. COMBS,
perfumes and all toilet articles
Fine lot Of stationery. blank books.
writing tablets, envelopes and paper.
Cigars. cigarettes. tobacco. pipes and
general line OF goods for those who
use the weed.
Strings for al kinda of musical in
struments- Also hxtures for violin,
guitar or banjo
A fresh and eomplets stock OF drugs
from which prescriptions are filed By
an experienced clerk
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-24

To live or not to live is 4 question
which annually confrOnts the resi-
dents Of our low grounds and swampy
districts. Take Cheathsm's Tasteiess
Chill Tcnie and live to die a nobler
death than by a commonplace chill.
For sale BY w. @ Patton & Go.
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VIyITA FATK.

Eotics 10 hereby given to all the directors Of
the TInitA Fair association taat On thu frst
Saturday In June = mssting will be held In the
town Of vinita fer the purpose Of making ar
rsngemsnts for the coming fair and fer settling
all bzsinsss OF the association
xstf L B. Bait President
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Stylish Dressmaking
Miss Eva NAPLES,

At Mrs. Chouteau's Millinery Store,
invite the ladies to call and be
shown Latest styles of Dresses.
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Psepls,s OruE S+sse-
oppo.It. FrIss. HotsI-Nsrth.

Toilet Chsmois-Just received 3 niee new lot
Of Skins They are great
Prsseriptisns-FiIied a. all horrs. day or
night. oy Galloway.
b. B. Cigar-This famous brand always kept
I'm stock Give IL trial
Tsilet Spongss-Bath spongss and surgery
Epongss- new lot just added
eo
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We claim some things for Cheath-
ans Chill Tonic, but not everything.
II will not cure sOftening of the brain
or ingrOwing nails, but it will cure
chilis-cold chiils. Guaranteed.
For sale by W. T.. Patton & Co.
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I1kPORTANT
address, o. BASSETTI,
Citu of Naxfco rre-foo
sperial feafura..

BY ordinary letter. containing noaey order
issued BY all express csmrsniss- New York
Exchange, Dram or Postal Note
Special Features.
By terms % contract the COMPANY mat de-
pcsite ths sum 0f all prizes includsd In the
scheme before selling a single ticket and re-
ceive the following oaicial pefTuit.
CNErIFlcArE-i hsreby certify that the Bank
si Lonfion and Mexic0 has on denasitr The rs-
cessary funds % guarantee the psymsns Of All
prizes drawn ~ the Letsria Dc IL lBeaader1rIs
Fuoiiea- Apeiinar Castillo. fntarvsnor.
Farther. the company is required 20 aissril,-
ute hty-six per cent. of the value % az the
tickets In prlzes-a Larger portion than i
given BY any otaer lottery
Finally the pEmher ef ffcKets :. limited -
-. l.it1-li- ool less than are soid D. other l.if
t-rfes uslng The same scheme
Spencer Eutohins. General A gent.
Houston, Texas
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Please bear in mind that we are
headquarters for GARDEN and
FIELD SEEDS.
Lahdreth's garden seeds are not
commission SEEDS" but we buy
them every year and BURN what
we have left. Every package is
guaranteed to be Of the crop of
1889 and to grow true to name.
To attain success in gardening buy
Landreth's Seeds.
We also have d. NJ. Ferry's
Seeds, and for those who plant
more extensively we have fresh
1889 seeds in bulk, very much
cheaper than the papers.
Seed potatoes by the car load
will be here in due season.
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Rssussd Rates. Leeount Of ssuthsrn Baptist
Meeting.

Aeeoant Of the Southern Baptist meeting
which eonvsns At Fort Worth. Texas. Nay .,
ls0o. the Missouri. Kansas a Texas railway
will sell epsn May 7th. sth and sgh. Is0o.
round trip tickets to Fort Worth ut rate Of
one fare for the ro1nd trip. tieksts to be good
- days Call upon your leeaI ticket agent for
tickets and particulars - Castor Msstisr.
Gsn'I Pass and T's Agent. NJ. X q 7. Ry..
SsdaIIa. No.
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Our work will bear inspection,
both as to finish and style.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-04-24

~ Mail Orders given Prompt At
tention and a Perfect Fit Assured
in every ease.
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HALF RATE

From May 7ih TO 2sth. Iss'. you can obtain Of
your local ticket agent OF Jy addressing the
undersigned, tickets via the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway 70 Fort Worth.
TEXAS,
And return. good until jane sri. lsso. at sns
fare for the round trip. fhis low rate is made
by the NJ, K 4 T. Ry account Of the Texas
SPRING PALACE,
which opens al Fort Wort, May 10Th and
closes May slst. lsso -Gaston MesIier. GenI
Pass. and Ticket Agent, ssdalis. Missouri
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Agents Wanted

H-for Ciub Rates. or any further infcrrna-
ton desired. write iegibly 70 the undersigned
clearly stating yoar residence. with slats
county. street and number EOrs rapid re-
turn mail delivery will be assured By your en-
closing an envelope bearing your full addresa
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WANTS. TOR SALE. L0Sl. sTRATEs. STOLEN

Zach notice. OF the character indicated. not
exceeding FIFTY WORDS viii be inserted Two
weeks under this heading for EIFTr cESTs-
STRAYED-Oue brown mare S years old. T.
I6 hands high. branded circle =. Last seen a.
John Foreman's place, O0sala, In Dece8ber.
Any information e. - her Whereabouts viii
Foreman. Hinita. Ind Ter S-D
$50 REwARD-Strayed, one light sorrsl
stallion. years old. blaze face-running 10
one aide near pcint OF noss-One white hind
foot, hushy tail, no brands; raised near Clare
mere. l. I Above reward viii be paid Tor
recovery or any informatiOn leading to same
z-A JoHS N. DANIEL, Echo, 1. 7.
Two Distinct Lines to Chicago.
Are given the traveller from the Indian Terri
tori BY the Burlington Route- One 10 Han
nibal ever The n. K 4 T. K. 2 B.. whence the
Buriington's solid vsstibulsd train. the
'.Eli." takes up the through sleeper snd
sleeds 10 70 its destination The sthsr ronie
is made over the Z. = ST. :. r. K IRON KAN
sss City, nom which point this famous train,
thu ''Elt, +" starts. This Is thu Kansas City
Chicago Flyer, . solid vestibGled train OF
sisepsrs and free chair ears. leaving Kansas
City late In the afternoon. 10 lands the pas
ssnger In Chicago In time fer business the
next morning. having served both supper and
breakfast In dising cara. which are acknowl-
edged by all to be the beat west Of Chicago.
Tas Burlington Route TX c.. ST. J. 4 C. B.
r r. from Kansas City gives threugh ssrvles
to Minneapolis and ST. Paul. leaving Kansas
City in the forenoon TIE through bnrst sleep
era via. Council Bluffs arrives at the twin
eities'' In tins for breakfast the nsxt morn
ing This line runs tive magnificent trains
through TO Cornell BLUM and Onasa daily,
one leaving Kansas City = little before noon
and one in the evening. arriving respectively
in the evening and morning. Both Of these
trains have the palacs sleeping and free chair
cars which have made the Burlington passsu-
ger serTlee . model Of comfort and magnin-
cence.
Fer further Information sddrsss, c. II
BoHsdHan. Travsiiag Passenger. Agent, Fort
worth. Texas. or
A. C. DAVIS,
General Pass 4 Ticket Agent.
ST joseph. No.
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IT 4 SINS
W. FOREMAN,
MI R.HAYsEs,

ar P.HAYxES. sz
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
lam now located at Chelsea and
offer nv professional services TO ciu-
tens Of Chelsea and vicinity Calls
promptly attended TO night or day
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BEhEFlCEhCIA PUBLICA.
The Next Monthly Drawing
viii be held in the City OF fnsxieo.
May s, 1890,
hhaen - the Grand Semi-Annuai Kxtraordi-
nary Drawing. the Capital Prize bslnr on.
hundred and twenty Ihounaud doII.r,
Sf2O,OOO.co

Price or Tieksts-Amsrican msnsy: uhsls.
=: halves, -; quarters. e.; sighths. 81.
Cino kates- SS5 worth OF tickets for 40
Lat Of Primes
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Seed time shall no, fslI.-Grr. VIII. =.
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VIA. d. L a 7. RAILWAT-

n - DANLra
General Pass. 4 Ticket Agent.
ST. Joseph. No.
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HE DID ALL THAT HE PROMISED.
A Reading Young Man Tells n Reporter
How Ills Life Was saved ana Became
u strong, Healthy Man Again After
Five Reading Physicians Had
Failed to DO Him Amy Good.


Mr Aaper, Moyer' ., Frunk,,. an" orahse
streets, neauihs' Ih'' teiis u reporter more re-
markaoie Nory ABOUT n's snnerinss ne sara !:
ABOUT thret .e"rs ago my neath ocs"h 'o iaii
ana grow rapiuiy worse UNI, oeeaiiie 80 weak
that hau W siNe "P wo'h' = 'ous"iee ~
ieast nve physiciahs, VINO couiu hot give me
any rehei' my aPPc.ite iaieo a"u sieeP peoaii'e
very resuess. nau psi'is ih p''oh, was h'hsuiu
anu uilinste'y my nervous systehh peca"ie al
shattefea' rom heathy roonst young MAJ,
became mere wreck oi my 'or,her sen ana
tota'iy uh"t io' any n'hu vi Woh' No cause
couio pe assisheu io' ''e uouo'e eNus PhEs'-
eiah hau mrs own uieo.y J SOME sA'u WAS ma
iarin' others hNer roupie' Weahness, e'e, ABOUT
three years ago eohsui'eu III. iheei, OF fhiia.
deiphia. ne gave me very ihoioush Physicai
examination, takhs speciai care 10 examine
my urihs win the microscope ana chemica,
tests, Tor whieh hao 10 pay 'heh heeApressed
the opinion that my case was euraoie ana ieei-
ing that II there really was anythihs IN inedi-
cine wanted the dement, oi III, ana SO placed
myself uhuer MS care teii YOU hohesuy that
ne kept ms promise 10 cure me aiter Two
weeks treatment ieit IKE new man ana
was ready Tor Work again III iour months
lime. was completely cured ana ala not
lose Two days work on account OF sick
ness. since the hrst Two weeks or treat
ment cannot help praising the Doe
tor. HIS scientific method OF treating disease
Is decidedly superior To that OF any other phy-
sician that Ner'reated me, ana beleve OF any
other. He is very careful by rigid eNamina-
lion, 10 nnu out what the disease really is, then
he VIII Tell you at once II Is curabie' lie does
not charge feefo WISH, nut for TO completely
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- = 49,, l,.-a..,,sa ro.o,,oL
Henry y h1sr, o'.cS ls'.ss s" ...is,as E,,,rs.a
kcuDcn .: a:Is s...'s s.r,,,ar Wa,t ticmn-
John r. Stenman, hrmer' We" iic'"p
field. r-.,. -. p...a,..
A. L. Esnleman, gent Parnalse a., u.ra
jacob Wisasns'r' c'sa''n"No'' i'' ~"
city. :. .,-.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Geo. r. "e'u'e'' S'e"'
EPhfs'Sss 8 ss,,, o,r,near Columbia.
So. 8; ts p.s,,t,er Ja.ior EarI
a Ie Sln.'s.sm ,.ssnrar peo,ea'
icrs, = r,"er' E:ast 1.smnctee.
sSS,;s cs~s I'm: / ar Essf Hem r,tield.
- ps.s,ar csr,,,or warw,ck
$780,, 9. e. p,s~,,,"n fsrmer Ssi,shurv.
~ Ss,Scrt convcvanccr. Rreck mock.
w., n aInste. Coach max ar MI low
.-.sh,n
IsS; xvL,,o o.~nn,,o. Nfa,bo,u,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS.


Cns.uxnrA. Jan. 0.--Ths following officers
- rr,nltv Reformed sunday school were
SSa11od ou sunday afternoon: Superin-
9e~l1eut Rev. J. II. PannebackeI;
11SSSsSIt r. I. Ackermsn; record
fSS soorotary, John Frank corresponding
SSr10ary, Chas. A. Corrigan; treasurer
S5SA. De Hun; librarians, George Gernn'
SrS' n. M. Hall; assistant, Miss Florence
Soye: chorister, w. F. Yohe; .uperintend-
- infant department, Mrs II. NJ. HAL
oniotaNt, H. M. Hall.
ONcers Of the Methodist Sunday school |:
0uperintendent, q. w. Paules assistant,
Rev. Geo. Gaul; secretary, Noble Kienter;
Sroasursr, Elmer g. Beechatn; librarian,
Iro q. Norton: superintendent infhpt
Assortment, Mrs. A. G. Bruner: assisssnts'
Mfnee Annie and Emma Eckman, Mrs.
Foeer and A. G. Bruuer; chorlstet, a.
Bf1ner: assistant, Miss Crownshieids
oreanist, Miss Reuter-.
4 small daughter OF Frank Me'ss ic,.
from step on Saturday evening ana oroA'
me rrip has struck the town with null
forcA and the number OF people on the SICK
Iist IL very large. Over fifty railroaders
have reported off duty on account OF SICK
mess. Drs. Craig and Taylor are on the
eick list.
special Agent Moore, of the Y. 8. post
ofIlcs department. held conference on
Saturday afternoon In the Office OF Andrew
J. Kaufman, ESQ.,, with q number OF cits-
uens Of the town. He stated he came 70
determine the question Of removing the
postoffice from its present location. 1he
uptown and downtown advocates were
present and the discussion was harino-
nious throughoat. MFR. Moore Will return
on Friday OF this week, at which time he
expects to receive propositions as to ioca-
tion and building should individual enter
prise desire to erect building for the post
Office II IL understood that there are cit
inens who have ex pressed willingness TO
erect building uptown for that purpose.
The public schools opened to-day aheI
the holiday vacation.
John Nissley left this morning for Gal
weston, Texas, where he will work nj ms
trade Of machinist.
The delivery bus of Samuel Campbell
was on the rampage this morning and ran
against . sign post OH Third street. door
The week OF prayer will be observed In
several Of the town churches this week by
services every evening.
morning from Holy Trinity Catholi'
church.
Odell williams and company will appeal
IN the opera house on Thursday and Fri
day nights, in The Judge"
A lot Of boys raised disturbance In tn
armory on Saturday night during q per
formance given by dentist and troupe
The boys will probably be sued for thei
conduct.
The following trustees of the Old Colum
bia Public Ground company were electe
ON Saturday afternoon: q. A. Grove, j.
Strine and Milton Wike.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-06

THE European Wizard has no equal In tell
Ing the past, present and future, locating hid
den treasure, brings reconciliations, and shows
you correct likeness OF your future partner,
and tells you what you are best adapted for
Call and be convinced. Ladies', 80 cents; gem
tleinen, 81. No. 45G West King street, corner OF
Mary. jant+Std-
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Live stock Markets.

CHICAGO. Jan. 4.--iteceipts. $500; shipments
- 7Sas 20 stockers and feeders. e 20Gs3 10;
cows. bull and mixed, 81 4Oa3 %; Texas cattle,
q OOd2 90 Western Rangers. " 1903 70.
ket steady; mixed, % 55a3 75: heavy, q 20
S3 rs light, 8 50tess 80; skips, - COOS %:
Sheep -Receipts, 400: shipmenE. loo mar.
q 5Oa5 20 shOrn Texans. 81 1904 10; lambs, $500
to % 35 per hundred weight.
EAST LrBERTY. Cattle -Recelpts $40: ship
ments $50; market slow; prime, ~ Asa 20; good,
81 5Oal 90; fair, q sos 81 bulls 81 5o@2 %; II
Hoas - Receipts, 4eO; sbipmenu. 5000
market fair; best light Workers. 81 a0a3 @
medium and light Philadelphia, % soa3 9,
heavy hogs, q p0f3 20; roughs, et93 %
10 cars shipped 10 New York.
aheep-fseceipts, 2So0 shipments, 2t00
market nrm prime, s6 0aS 60 go"d, gs, y sGa ~
lambs, tt6g5 rs. n5
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Wnnt the TarItY Increased.

Frank II. .Diffenderfier, the representative
of the Lancaster county tobacco raisers,
went to Washington on Sunday. lie with
other representatives of tobacco growers
In other sections of the state and Union
will be given hearing by the ways and
means committee this week. They will
ask that an Increased duty be placed OH
Sumatra tobacco. Congressman Brosius
will present the case In behalf Of pennsyl.
yania interests
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1--we stock i'riocs.

1--we Stock Iri0cs.
PgtLADElpHsA, Jan. A-The receipts 81 the
West Phiiadeiphia and North Pennsylvania
Drove Yards were: 49,, ... u,~.
Previous week ................1 ~ 6,m vs1W
Beef cattie--Although the receipts were ,uO
head heavier than for last week the good de.
mand caused prices 10 advance re TO nc, We
quote: Extra, SssasSc Eood, ssSnc jsa,lr msaa,lnm'
Sheep.-Good stock was readily taken at hrm
prices, while the low grades were dull an; ana
lower. We quote: Extra, bX&6c; good,
5I1g5iSc !; medium, Fz@Sc; common, 4@4'Ic !;
'J, lambs 's We're activo and frmcr. We quote
Extra. 7@7kc; good, oIs@e4c; medium
Hogs we're active and &c higher. We quote
ali Western, 5ly15s1c. according to condition.
Fat cows were high at 2Iz@s1zc.
Bologna cows were In moderate demand at
sGGl5 Y head. - :.
6l5M25
Mich cows were in moderate demand nj s254
50 n head.
Miich calves were active at Ja7izc.
Dressed Beeves were In good demand 81
5dsc for city slaughtered.
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slight Fires In Ephrata.

The smoke house on the premises Of John
Pair, In Ephratn, was destroyed by fire on
Sunday. The meat of two hogs was con-
sumed. Loss, about 800.
The roof of the house of Wilson Deir-
wechter was discovered to be on fire on
Sunday afternoon. The fire was extin-
guished with few buckets Of water. LOSS,
trifiing. @
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Cut His Foot.

Thomas J. Smith, of Providence town.
ship, who was to-day elected underkeeper
at the prison, met with painful accident.
He was chopping kindling wood. when the
axe struck his foot, cutting terrible cash.
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0sss quiet; No . white sc,le.; No. .
- Ssii wrnsss sls ses o.
Dalod hay dulls 40 Q0D % ~ 70 quality |:
timothy lo0oDO fct choices MIXED, ADu 60 I;
11tser dol! rehn'a creamery extra
4710c Penn'a nfpts extra S30SG.
Eggs dull f.nn'a nrsts, iseisc held lots, 10
Chsss Ssssdy IA skims. gsesc; full Skins,
fstrclsum dull; relned in bbls., n 80.
Potatoes steady; xso0Bc per bus. as 10 quality.
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1yrif oY Iianlexin

N. F. Hall, attorney for VIM. $. MUIR,
has issued a writ of replevin for furniture
and hotel fixtures, valued at $3.50, levied
upon by Christian Kline, constable, for
Jacob d. Smith. MUIR occupied Mr..
Smiths hotel at Millport, Strasburg town
ship
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Citx prnperty Sold.

The real estate Of the assigned estate of
Henry G. Keller and wife, on Church and
Washington streets, offered at public sale
on Saturday evening, was sold Mrs. Anna
Keller was the purchaser for 1904, subject
to mortgage $2,9ll.62.
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sued tor Malicious Tre.pass.

SUeU lot MuIIcIOuH TreSphss.
August Schivers went on the premises OF
Catherine Casper on Saturday and cut
down tree. For doing 30 he was prose-
man A. r. Donnelly and gave bail for u
hearing
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Arrested for Wife Beating.
Harry Lyons has been prosecuted before
Alderman Barr for beating his wife and
also with desertion. He was held for
hearing.
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Deed OF Asslunmcnt A

Martin b. Bruckhart, of Penn township,
made an assignment to-day for the benefit
Of creditors to Edward McMullin.
Elias X. Stoltzfiiss and wife, of Leacock
township assigned to-day for the benefit
of creditors TO e. X. Stoltziuss and G. =.
Lapp.
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jurors DRAWN.

~ -------------
Ths Men Who Will Serve I'm the Febrri-
ary and March Courts.
rvaoa Tivinuston. sheriff Burkholder
cS...,,.s,n,.r- poro. ana lI.rL
.ho Jury oo,u'ssios '' s ~. "a ~
drew the following Jurors this al'erhooh
for the February and March ~ courts;
simon Rutt. farmer, West Donegal.
&c Rrnck hart. dealer. West Hemp
fSald.
Hugh Armstrong. surveyor, Martic.
Christian Ulrich. shoemaker, Strasburg
tovnshIn.
xsron n. shirk. iustice of peace. East
rccsI,co
Isaac Young. farmer, Washington Bor.
Iavi n. Yoder. Justice OF peace. Cwrnar-
won. =
y n. Frank Maxwell, farmer, Fast Dru-
moro f'""~ "'' '
Wesley Boyl, painter, Manor.
r.. r. bow man. painter, 9th ward, city.
Erank Shiiiott gent. Columbia.
n. IL snyder. foreman, 4th ward, city,
p Frank Evans. droyer, Warwick.
George ". T'omiinson. farmer, Mannheim
townshin
ri. RI. Metzrer, carpenter, 4th ward, city.
John Fasnacbt. carpenter, Earl.
Clavton =. DeHayen. farmer. East Earl,
Chrisfian NJ. Brackbill, farmer, Sails
bury.
bartholomew Simpson, farmer Martic
Joseph Rupp. farmer. West Earl.
II. N. Breneman, carpenter, Strasburg
township.
s.. q. Martin. gent, 81 ward, city.
Edward 8. Gleim, cigar manufacturer,
Lancaster township.
s b. Frank Breneinan, merchant, "a ward,
city.
John Shock. coal merchant, Mt. Joy bor.
Jacoh u. kohr, farmer, Mannheim twp;
W.K. Goodman, farmer, East Hempheld.
A. b. Dommy, carpenter, Penn.
c. l.. Myer, merchant, Upper Leacock.
Geo. A. Wallace, lumber dealer, East
Earl.
Geo. Hardy, potter, Sth ward, city.
Peter D. Wanner, farmer, Earl.
John A. Saltenbefger, farmer, Upper
Leacock.
Solomon w. Haines cigar manufacturer
West Cocalico.
Joseph kauffhold. grocer, Columbia.
Jacob NJ. Eberly, farmer, Penn.
J. NJ. 6heaffsr, merchant, Ephrata.
: Adam r. Roger, gentleman. +. Cocalico.
d. +. Long, grocer, 9th ward city,
r. L. Patterson, farmer, Colerain.
John r. Roger, miller. Clay.
G. A. Westhaefier, agent, 9TH ward, city.
Il. j. Knox, farmer, Salisbury.
Harvey q. Keller, barber, Sth ward, city.
John Ammon, farmer, East Earl.
p. p. Sentman, justice of peace, Salisbury
Cyrus Newpher, car penter, East Earl.
Cyrus Engle, farmer, Conoy.
r. w. Housekc oper, merchant, East
Drumore.
Common Pleas February IL.
John p Franz. notary public. Columbia
ID M. Hostetter farmer. Leacock,
Jacob r. Andrews. plunber. Strasburg
townsh;n
Samuel Clarke. grocer. 4tb ward. city.
John Zellers IT. farmer Earl.
n Rovd collector. Columbia.
;ao Harnisb farmer West I.amneler.
John Goss. Iaborer. Conoy,
levi r. Rrubak err farmer Warwick.
VIM. p. Good. assessor Warwick.
A. D. Robrer. florist. Lancaster twp.
Eiias Stober. merchant. West Cocalico.
VIM, s. Biggs, plumber. 7th ward, city
Christian Herr iPeoueal. farmer. West
Iampeter.
Ivan s. Bear. inn keeper. Mannheim twp
Tobias III. Hotter. gent. Eiizabethtown
James Y. Gait, gentleman. East Earl.
Rsni, Ohmit. gentleman. Marietta
Holm q SNYDER. farmer Rapho.
Jacob Stehman, jr., farmer, Conestoga.
George A. kemper, printer, Ephrata.
rntiP Dornes, grocer, otn ward CITY;
n;,. :. bowman, mercnsnI MI JOY Dor
.sS:n's; A%S: W Martin, ssal farmer @ ssiseaSy
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COAT DEPARTMENT.

All our Children's Coats down to cost
and below cost: they commence at CSC.
Our Ladies' Newmarkets, some down
to $3.50.
Five Dollar Stockinette Jersey Coats,
from S. to $3.50.
A special lot from $3.50 to $3.50, down
to S..
Corkscrew Jackets, down to almost
half their former prices.
Our great Bargains in Ladies' Fancy
Striped Jackets from S., down to s. 9s.
Plush Wraps down to $40.
Plush Modjeskas down to $l2.
Long Plush Coats, formerly sS7, down
to SIS.
Boys' Suits some down to $3.50 a
suit. ~
Boys Pants reduced to 10 cents.
Boys Oyercoats as low as $2.75.
Our whole stock of Boys Kilt Suits at
less than cost price.
Wednesday Evening we will adver-
tise Reductions in Millinery and Rib
bons.
Be on time for the Great Bargains at
he Greatest of all Clearing Sales, at
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-06

n Sure Sign of Mild Winter.
Chief Police Smeltz has grasshopper
of tremendous size, which was found on
North Duke street this morning. lie
looked as happy as though II was summer