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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-17
alen1 Advertisements.
VIvANTED-A GOOD GIRL At ONCE Al
w 1901 Chapline street. apllq


VIrANTED-A GOOD GIRL At ONCE AT
w 1901 Chapline street. apl'q
JTTANTED-A FIRST-CLASS CARPET
w layer. Write OF apply To {. VI. REED "
co. Washington. Pa apl7Th&Sat
JKTANTED-GIRI-GOOD WAGES PAID
w to the right kind Of ID girl. Apply at 1903
Chapline street az once. apis
TlOR SALE-BICYCLE-A VICTOR LIGHT
L Roadster. 52inch, has only been used three
months Call and see il at No. 30 Twelfth street.
apis
VlEAM OF MULES FOR SALE-A PAIR OF
Il good workers not now needed, ana VIII be
sold reasonable. Apply nj ll2S Main 81. apl7r
WANTED 90 GIRLS - GENERAL HOUSE
w work, Waiter. Chambermaid Care Of Chill
dren. Cook for boarding house out Of city, 800
per week; also man as farm hand al sl2W per
month ROLLS Employment Bureau No. 1874
Market St. over Hibberd X son :. Plumbers.
api7h
WANTED EMPLOYMENT As y GEN
w eral Blacksmith and IlorSc-shoer. I'D
dress Il. c.. this Office. apldr
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMs-AT 90
Il Sixteenth street aplos
IXTANTED-BOY TO LEARN BARBER
w trade. Apply to JOHN BRAhLER, AZ
Jacob street apl3s
nor RENT-NO ~ THIRTEENTH ST.
L Apply at c. y. Taylor's Oyster Depot, No.
6 Sixteenth street. apl5h
DOR SALE-FAMILY HORSE-BRIGHT
Il bay six years old; weight 1850 pounds.
Sound and reliable in every respect. J.. II.
BLAKE, Moundsville. apl5t
EOR SALE-BLACKSMlTH AND WAGON
II shop with all the material and lease Of
ground for over two and one-half years. B. X
J. y. CIARNOCK. aple&dh
XTANTED-AGENTS FOR DENVER STATE
w Lottery. Tickets SOC. Address 4. G.. Ross
n Co., Denver. Colo fellrb
/ WISH To employ a few ladies on salary 10
L take charge Of my business at their homes
Light. very fascinating and healthful. Wages
$40 per week Reference given. Good pay for
part time. Address with stamp, Mrs. MARION
WALKER Louisville, Ky. dcl2Th6d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-17

THE trials aud tribuiations Of the
commissioners pending the examination
and adoption Of plans for "a new Ohio
county Jail may be- somewhat mitigated
by the perusal OF the following from the
parkerSburg Sentinel.
Kanawha county paid $3.50 for archi-
tects plans for "a new Court House, adopted
them and tore down the old Court House
building Now they have no Court House
and no money 90 build one with. County
Commissioners come high. but the people
must have them
The REGISTER trusts that this will
not Dee che fate OF Ohio county ia her
effort 90 get % new prison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-17
5lriu Advertisements.
NOTICE.

EALsEHooDs HAVING BEEN CIRcU-
lated by INSCRIPTIONS persons, To the effect
that we would not sell lumber to certain par
ties, we take this method to inform the pub
lie that We will sell lumber and do work for any
person, or persons, without regard to race, color
or former condition Of seryitude.
aplea WILSON Il co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-17

READ SENATOR KENNA's >cathing ar
raignment of the Republican thieves in
Montana who have stolen the LegiSla-
ture and TWO Senators OF that State.
This closed the Democratic side Of the
argument. 10 is so clear presentation
Of the ease that mo- man can read 10 and
remain uuconyinced that the Republic
cans in the United States Senate, yes
terday, i'm seating the Republican claim
ants committed one of the most fragrant
and open robberies ever committed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-17
CAMDEN CONSOLIDATED OIL CO.,
No. I42S MAIN STREET,
npf9Th Saf.W Wheeling W Va
NOTICE.

y
The Building Trades Strike is still on in this
city, an notices to The contrary are not true
All honorable carpenters and other trade>mcn
are requested to stay away from Wheeling.
apiGr COMMITTEE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-17
w. j. McCLAlN,
TclephOnc No. 75I
TOR SALE.

Office, Room 10. National Bank Builping.
Bellairc Ohio.
~. L..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-17
Black 85 Cents

Also full line Of PRESTLYS al our usual low prices and every
dress warranted to give satisfaction GRENADINES, C0MBlNA
TON SUITS CRYSTALLETTE GLORIA CLOTHS M0HAlRS, BRIL-
LIANTINES CREPES, RAILROAD CORDS, WHIP-C0RDS, INDIA
SILKS &c.. &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-17

The HtcVlg0lccr hurrahed aud still
hurrahs for taxed hides and wool, as
proposed by the MCKINLEY committee
before they changed their minds sooften,
and it wildly applauds the Pan-American
plan for free trade with South and Cen
tral America, where most of the hides
and wool come from. The Intciligalccr
has. heretofore, always been on the
wrong side Of every question. This
time. however. it is bound 90 be- on both
sides. As a contortioniSt our ncighbor
could earn large salary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-17

MIR. ATKINSON, in an Interview with
the Washington correspondent Of the
Wheeling h,tclBpccr, I'm which he tells
how ne is pestered by ofiice-seekers.
among other things says; "Uniortu-
natcly, the people Of the State pretty
much AN know me-" Yes, that is un-
fortunate for Mr.. ATKINSON.
CmcAco. too, has a building strike
that has efectualy stopped an building
in that city. Wheeling can SympathiSe
with Chicago. There is, we believe, a
saving that Its an ill wind that blows
nobody good" This, then, must be an
extraordinarily IN breeze, for We have
yet failed to discover any one who is
getting a particle Of good out Of it.
The New York World sent out a corps
Of reporters % investigate the Sunday
saloon traffic. They reported $50 back
doors open On the city. There must be-
a mistake here. That is very small
proportion for a city like New York.
But probably, after the reporters had
entered $50 back doors they were too
weary 90 continue the investigation
further.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-17
Fine Cylinder and Engine Oils

Capital Cylinder for automatic feed. stands
highest vapOrizing test, is an Excellent Lubrica-
tor. and uneNceled for cylinder use.
.EldoradO Engine" is unrlvalled as an anti
friction oil Of good lasting quality, amber color
ed and lust the oil for slides andall machinery
bearings.
We keep constantly on hand Pure West Viz
gina Lubric oil. zero cold test. and - degrees
gravity. ~ well rs other grades OF Dark Machin-
ery Oils Of superior quality and at lowest rates
Thesn oils nrn m Whnlesnle and nlsn ON tnn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
THE APPOINTMENTS.

Rows. Vernon and Yerkos Returned to
the Methodist Churches in This city.
Following are among the appointments
made by the Methodist conference In Potts
Vile on Tuesday:
West Philadelphia district-J. II. Harg.s,
presiding elder Atglen and Mt. Pleasant,
Wm. l.. Haines; Bird-in- Hand, q. ..
Kerr Churchtown aud Morgantown, i.
X. Crooks; Coatesville, ThomRn Harrison
Cornwall, A. M. viven; Eiusr
George Mack; DowDihRtosfn, 4. %. Wilson;
georGetcwm aud Gap, Z. L. Gaul; Honey
brook, =. w. smith Lancaster, Duke
street, 8. NJ. Vernon; Lancaster, ~. Paups,
Il. l.. Yerkes; Lancaster, Western, z. Z.
Clark Lebanon, N. B. Durell Mount Joy,
William Sh0esmith Parkesbuig and
Poineroy, John NJ. Wheeler; Steeiton, J.
g. Wood Middletown, ID. Mckee.
South Philadelphia district-T. B. Neely,
presiding elder; Avondale and Chatham,
J. q. Wilson; Bainbrldge, J. II. Royer |;
Bethesda and Mt. Pleasant, Il. w. Hart I;
Boehms, c. .. Mervine; Cochranvllle, +.
A. Gacks; Columbia, q. Gaul; ELAN, to
be supplied Fulton, l.. p. Kartzholtxen
Marietta, John DUNCAN MarshalltOwn, II.
C. Boudwin; Millorsville, q. Boddis; Mt
Hope, w. Coffinan; Mt. Nebo, F.G.CoxsOn;
New London and Hickory Hill, @. w.
Langley; Oxford, J. =. Miller Quarry
Vile, G. Il. johnson; Strasburg, w. L. Nc
Gee Washington borough, TO be supplied;
West Chester, w. II. Shaffer missionary
to Corea, II. q. Appenzeller.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
BEFORE THE PARDON BpARD.
Counsel For Rudy Make Another Appeal
For nim-Frsedom Asked For
Aha Mr. uanard.

Counsel For Rudy Make Another Appeal
For 1fim-Frsedom Asked For
Abe Busaard.
The only Lancaster case argued before
the board Of parions on Tuesday was that
of John w. Rudy, convicted Of murder In
the hrst degree. His counsel, B.Frank Esh-
leman and John A. Coyle, argued for CON-
mutation Of the death penalty TO life i'm
prisonment In support Of their argument
they presented petitions numerously
signed, praying for the communication, and
Q special appeal from nine OF the twelve
jurors who convicted him.
+. X. Martin, Of counsel for the common.
wealth. argued In favor Of the sentence OF
law being carried into effect. None Of the
members Of the pardon board gave any
intimation during the argument ~ 70 what
would bs done. Amer the argument they
took the papers. A decision was looked
for this morning, but up TO noon no infor.
nation he'd been received in this city - 70
the conclusion reached.
The application OF Abe Duxzard for
pardon was on the list, but twa thers i'm
properly and the case was not argued.
The Jacobs case was not argued. The
board Of pardons have before them the
report Of the insanity experts sent to
inquire into his mental condition and from
these reports Il will be decided whether or
not Q further respite will be granted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
40 Compel Citizen. TO Vote.

NJ u q
E HtAte Senator Toadvin has introduced O
~ making voting compulsory in Mary
m. II requires the judges In each vot-
- precinct of the state, ut the close of the
1ltS at each election, to make out list OF
- persons notv voting at the election, this list
= 69>osxti6ed to the return judges. They
r. tnru are 10 certify the list to tho clerk
q Ne criminal court Of Baltimore city
- the clerks OF circuit courts In
- counties, who are Immediately to issue
soRponr before the judges Of the court TO
1B6w canse, II any they have, why they
NApuld not be fned IS and costs for not
Npstus. A party convicted is allowed 500
assumption before the tine can be collected.
Thus framed. the bill will not affect very
<1oor people. but 1t Is aimed at the rich
Fzeieen who does not take su fiicient interest
~ the affairs of the state TO cast his vote
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
Ridgciy Onicers Installed.

At the regular meeting OF Rtdgely En-
oampmont, No. PIT, /. .. o. f., held on
Tuesday evening. the new and impressive
installation ceremonies were conducted In
an able manner by District Deputy Grand
Patriarch w. F. Hambrig.t, assisted by q
number Of past grand patriarchs Of Ridgely
and Washington encampments.
The officers for the ensuing term are !:
Chief patriarch, A. T.. Reist; high priest,
C. II. Gllgore senior warden, A. w. Win
ger Junior warden, John D. Eichler; guide,
Jos. NJ. Kreider: first watch, W.. II:
Guthrie second watch, J. II. Shelito third
watch, Chas. A. d. viilec; fourth watch,
A. b. Herr guards Of tent, Chas. +. Shults,
w. H. Auxer; outside SOL tinel, Jno. l..
Klliinger; scribe, II. M. ID. Erlsman |;
treasurer, L. J. Erlsman organist, 9. +.
Offender; trustees, Geo. A. Shelly, Edwin
4. Snyder, Jno. Q. Carter.
Tho membership 10 LA, with good pros
pect Of . continued increase. The semi.
annual report shows that SS74 was paid FOL
relief, and that 80 patriarchs were relieved
The assets Of the encampment are q, 1860
In addition to tho paraphernalia, etc. which
IL valued ut $3.50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
LeN For Her Home.

Mrs. Harvey Bomberger, Of Aurora,
Illinois, formerly Miss Emma Riedel.
daughter of ne late Charles Riedsl, who
had been spending some time here, left for
her home in the West on Monday. Before
going she was treated TO a letter surprise
by her sister Lizzie and a humber of friends.
She receiv,d about fifty letters, one of
which contained $50 In money as present,
and she probably enjoyed reading them
on her homeward trip.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
Death OF An Old Horse.

+. A. Albright, of No. 1897 West King
street, lost valuable horse by death on
Monday evening. He was q sorrel q years
OF ago and was known as f" Fox" Mr.
Albright owned him for 20 years, much ol
which time he drove him In bread wagon
~ Mr.. Albright was formerly baker
Some time ago the horse took cold and
death resulted. The horse was such fa.
vorite with Mr.. Albright and family that
they could not bear to see him sent to the
glue factory, 30 they had him decently In
TERED.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
Change or Newspaper Men.

Owing TO the retirement Of II. w. Buck
- from the reportorial force Of the Esam-
'(11rs several changes have taken place
Waiter Kelffsr succeeds Mr.. Buckius as re-
Deeter for the northern part Of the city. Glare
eoSpentsr takes the other part OF the city.
dward Reilly takes the place Of Mr.. Car
peuter a. court reporter. Mr.. Reilly Is q
bFother of Il. NJ. Reilly. formerly Of the
zNTELLIoENcER, and is studying law.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
In Argument Court. /.

The court is still hearing cases on the
common pleas list.
In the case Of DR.. j. NJ. Shartle vs..
Frederick Dssher and Kate Dasher, his
wife, the rule to show cause why appeal
should not be stricken OIL was made abso-
Lutte.
In the suit of Samuel Slokum's execu-
tors vs.. Thos. J. Baily, the rule to show
cause why judgment should not be entered
for want Of . sufficient affidavit Of defense,
was made absolute and judgment was en-
tered In favor Of plaintiffs for $l,OS7.33.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
IN ILL-FATED BUILDING,
1xvrURa DISASTER Ar fg8 BURNED BOOK
sresB IN lSpIasANLlS
.1afessa or Twenty-Five. Persons Re-
sportsd to Have Been Killed by Part
q the Roof Failing Upon Them.

IxptAxAroLis. March ia part Of the
xoof os the Bowen, Merrill company build
IND, which projected from the iron mont,
N q o'clock this afternoon. burying
'nnmbsr Of mon.
Il Il believed that from Is 70 25 persons
oro killed or injured.
Great excitement prevails.
Ten Fireman Killed.
I! Tan fremen were killed in the collapse
ofthe walls at the book store hre In Indian
uApolis and eighteen men were seriously
inferred. Tue rescuers worked vii dsy
Eesdsy, and by evening had got out nine
u ths dead bodies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
Accident 10 n aorna.

Last evening the horse Of DR.. A. J. Herr
gaa unhitched at the stables OF the Merri-
nsc house, where he Is kept, and after the
1otuess had been taken Off the animal
1oDrted out Of the yard. He ran up Orange
'Qeseet to the doctors home, at the corner of
Mulberry street, aud then came back. On
- return trip he fell upon the pavement
- Orange and Prince streets and was so
oG1y injured that he cannot be used.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
Mortgaged For 100000.

The mortgage given by the Lancaster
City Street Railway company for 100000
In favor Of the Atlantic Trust company, of
New York, was entered In the recorder q
office to-day. The mortgage Is given on
the franchises and property of the COM
pany TO tho above named trust company
who guarantee the bonds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
Divorce Week,

The following additional applications for
divorce have been filed aud subpenas
issued: John Speidel VS.. Kate Speidel,
adultery and cruel treatment; Antoinette
Whitman vs. John 8. Whitman, cruol treat
ment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
! HorfaIted His BaiI.

4ehu Dcnaghy should have appeared at
1ssman A. F. Donnelly's for q hes ring
3Nharges Of asssulting and threatening
~ Ne Of his sister. He did not turn up,
IQnnmitment was issued for him and the
coy Of the peace case WAS returned to
~ The assault and battery case will
8when he 10 arrested.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
] me street Committee,s Action.

EDITORS INTRLLioENcER: noticed In
.&eg1erday's daily papers that tho street
'oe0mit!es had moved to have tho contract
|hWnsdsd TO Mr.. John +. StsuiYsr for the
'ooming year, after the efforts made to
'Qocure the very best stone, and the test
1nads from quite = number Of stone from
inherent bidders. They recommended
ZONE Of Mr.. Staufier, No. ., ll,4GO, while n
'1nmber OF others are considerably higher.
- V reasonable that stone bearing test
shove ll,400, even up TO more than double
1bak ~ shown In Bechtold's No. 8, being
opo. should not bs bettorf If good hard
rlonp are nsedod and can DO secured why
suct secure the best aud place tho crusher
- the city's own ground, whore there are
1eoues Of superior quality and quantity, the
Qloeancs about the same or even less, whore
- crushsr can remain tor many yearsf
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
Declared to Be Gambling.

Judge Ryland, of Marshall, Mo-, has de-
cided that playing progressive euchre for
prizes IL gambling and In violation of Law. .
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
= Liberal Lancaster CountIau.

bom the QxiDrd Pssn.
Ne give an item elsewhere Of the estsb-
ehment Of the Methodist University Of
~ Northwest at Sioux City, Iowa, to
11ch r. G. Peters, ESQ.,, has contributed
80. Mr.. Peters In native Of Little
hin, Lan county, where he taught
Dql-at Oak Shade school house md
- West thirty years ago TO make his
1Rne. His father, Robert P. Peters, re-.
on1jy paid visit 10 his old friends here
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
Granted a Hotel License.

Geo. +. Campbell, Safe Habor, has been
granted tavern license. This house was
q hotel for many years and the license was
allowed to lapse few years ago.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19

lttle boy BY the name of Kreider, who
1oying in the street last evening, WAS
Hoyer By . wagon driven by young
- South Queen street. 1t was the
- au accident, and, strange TO say,
~ wss no, hurt beyond few bruises.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
Sent to Jail.

Edward Williams, who celebrated st.
Pstrick's day In q very hilarious manner,
was sent to Jail for Ave days by Alderman
Dellet last evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
Deserted lis wife.

George Hamaker was arrested In Col
umbia this morning by Constable shaub,
on charge Of deserting his wife. He was
taken before Alderman Halbach, where he
entered ball for trial at the April court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
Yellow Fever I'm BrazIl.

kilograms from Rio Janeiro have been
received at Paris stating that yellow fever
has broken out in the cities Of Campnas
aud San Paulo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19

landlord Pfhedls to BE in Court.
~ Pasfiie. Of the Mennerchor hote',
|ootlAed through his counsel TO be In
y 1>p-morrow morning for instructions
~ mannsE Of keeping his hotel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19

Granted Patent.
II. b. KEEPER, Of this city, has been
granted patent for forge pan.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
For Sale.

Counters, shelving, glass sasbes, store stools,
sign rods, etc. inquire at Astrich's Palace Of
Fashion, lis and III North Queen street. II
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
For suZoDoNT ali ladies cry.

And gentlemen. or high or low,
For nothing else that they can buy,
VIII give the mouth Its freshest glow
Will keep tbs teeth SO sound and white,
And make the breath a sweet delight
maTlTto2s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19
LOST MS HAND.

q Brakeman's Terrible Accident while
Coupling Cars at Columbia.
CoLuxBfA, March l9.--Thomas J. Jones,
extra brakeman on shifting engine No.
o6l, Of the r. r. r.. had his right hand
caught between two cars last night while
ccu pling cars In the west yards, and very
badly mashed. Drs. Craig and Linea-
wsa<ay were summoned, and found the
hand s6\badly mashed that IL was ampu-
tated at tho wrist. Jones lives ON Manor
eIreet, and has neen In the employ Of the
company about Il rec months.
Daniel NJ. Tho qhpson sprained his len
epot very severely yesterday by having 1t
. 4 meeting q (ho ladies' Interested in the
EWn1S Twas held last night, when
Mr.. Frank StocRsr was elected chairman.
me fair will be held during June.
= samuel Filbert returned home yesterday
Afternoon from Lakes Champlain and
0eorge. whore he secured a supply Of Ice
4 ~ Columbia.
y Rsv. 0eorgs Gaul has been reappointsd
pastor Of the Methodist church In town.
Five boys, three white aud two black,
4 Werc seon at the p. II. II. station this morn.
Ing, and were recognized by School Direc-
\ tOr Allison - belonging to Lancaster. The
White boys gave their names NJ kenasd,
!. xilgore and McCombs, aud said that they
\ hod boarded freight train last night and
came to town TO see the river. The young
X ~ Was bright looking boy about twelve
yeAfs Of age and the oldest about sixteen.
The black boys were about II years old,
+ and all were neatly dressed.
& The Zoxo" company will appear In the
opera house house on Tuesday night nex..
The funeral Of Mrs. Fondersmith was
1 held on Tuesday when the four brothers Of
NJ. Fondersnlith, Charles A., Lucius X,
$ q. Luther and Frank acted ~ pal!-boarers.
& The Reading a Columbia pay car will
~ ln town on Friday.
The Columbia Shirt company stock
\ holdera held . meeting last night and
( decided to Issue preferred stock to the
& omount OF tl0,000. Is, 800 Of the stock was
3 1nksn last night and committee Of five,
\ oonsisting offs II. Boyd, N. d. Haldeman,
4 =. 6. Bruner, II. Westerman and M. Bach
\ llnan, were appointed TO solicit subscrlp lptions
~ the balance Of the stock.
1acob Brugh, an smployo Of the Colum-
Il ohrolling mill, was struck In tho face last
|$nIght with piece OF iron and received .
80 across his nose.
1Qulre Evans has issued a warrant TO elect
Nm. Baker, colored, from = house which
- been sold ut sheriff sale and Baker re-
6Soe % vacats.
The Columbia Bible society will hold
helr fourth anniversary on Tuesday even
Z 1ne March Is. Rev. WIN. p. Evans will
a oltvsr the address.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19

Spring
Mc0rann 4 Now!en, tailoes, No. ls8 North
Queen strset, are now prepared 70 show you the
finest line Of huitIngs, Trouserings and Spring
Ovsrcoatings ever brought TO this city, many
Of which are exclusive styles. Fit, trimmings
aud prices guaranteed. mari+-2wd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19

n No Cure or Relief No Pay.
I give written guarantee with every Electric
Belt sell myself, and II after one weeks trial
you are not bensnted or cured will refund the
money lea - Per cont c. u. Hoke. inventor.
81 - North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa, every
wednesday, from .. m. tos p. m.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-19

- dwellings, churches, school houses, etc,
though successfully used one hundred years
ago. When you contemplate O change call on
John BEST, who will give you satisfactory
job, at fair price. m7-tfd