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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-22
PITH AND POINT.

The man who rests let's others over
take him.
Its the man who wears second hand
clothes who follows the fashion. Ter
re Haute Express.
The humorist is about the only man
who likes to have his work laughed at.
Boston Courier,
1t was Nine. Roland who said:
The more | know of men the more ]
admire dogs"
Better be good than great. You'll
have less competition. The latter bust
ness is overdone-Puck.
Unfortunate are those who have
just enough sense to realize their own
folly.-Texas Siftings.
When man knows that he can not
get out of the mud his next impulse is
to go in deeper. Globe.
There must be some peculiar fatal
lty among bright children, else there
would never be such dearth of bright
men and women.-Youth's Companion.
No man has higher opinion of the
value of womans love than the fellow,
who for some reason, has always failed
to win tt.-Somerville Journal.
Character is much like cloth in one
respect. If white, it can be dyed black;
put once blackened, it can not be dyed
white lie alone is happy and great
VINO needs neither to obey or command
In order to distinguish himself.-Geothe.
The public opinion that strengthens
the right and keeps down the wrong
must be watchful as we'll as fearless and
honest. 1t must stlike quickly as we'll
as hard 1t must aim at prevention as
Wen as cure of evil-doing. christian
Advocate.
If people wish to live well together,
they must not hold too much logic, and
suppose that every thing is to be settled
by sufficient reason. DR.. johnson saw
this clearly, with regard to married peo-
pie, when he said: "Wretched would be
the pair above all names of wretched-
ness who should be doomed to adjust by
reason, every morning, all the minute
details of a domestic day."
What honesty is in deeds, sincerity
Is in words-the best policy. 1t is a
pollcy, however, to which the artificial
habits of society are not very favor
apie. The forms of politeness, with all
thelr utility, have this disadvantage,
mat, IN teaching to restrain the real
sentiments and ideas which can not con-
venlently be expressed, they are apt to
lead to the expression of others which
are not consistent with truth.-N. Y.
Ledger.
Not what man has, but the way in
winch he looks at it, is the measure of
man wealth of possessions. If a man
deems his present property as fully
enough Tor his needs, he is richer by far
van the man who, with ten times as
much property, is reaching out with
longing for great deal more. Content
ment Is of ones self, and not of ones
poSltioh and belongings. He who is con-
tented with his present lot, would not
De likely to find contentment in any
other lot in the universe. S. Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-22

onethihg Substantlal.-"No, SIR"
9aiu Inc new Senator from Maine,
as s'1 ne sat down in the new restaurant,
80 aoh Lee all this fancy business,
WIN your Dill of fare and these niger
wa |aiters In dress suits standing round.
IAN that mind 'cm at all, but a man
"a. ,sia get decent meal in place like
ms win all these fancy fixin's; that's
~nat object to. What l want, sir, is
goo, substantial meal, and / intend to
s.s AZ. mere waiter, bring me a piece
u oustard pie and cup O. coffeer'-
Harvard Lampoon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-22

What an age is this IN nbilsp
live! Even princes must PC pm, nngs.
thropic or they are looked aos ,h;ns;i,
1t is in the air: it is the correcs 'p God
is good form; it is the popular i s,a,sbIs
will to men has become fashlOna v,s-
Now, while this is not ING ny, tioanes
tive, it is better to have LOVING a have i,
a matter of etiquette than no. w.. - and
at all, for it mellows ones ha' 10 have
lifts him up to higher tlils9 rs for her
it said of lady that she is1 W., This
self is to make her unpopu,a Irpios
was not so a generation back
Sipnal. Ia.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-22
A NIGHT WITH STANLEY.
Roger Easement, an Ivory Trader
Meets Him at Stanley Pool.

The Great Explorer in His Tent - The
~ TT fur the Aruwimi awamps-Staniey
Talks PLEASANTLY About His Travels with
Our Correspondents.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-22

Chicken pie is dangerous as because
New Englanders in the me ~ .r,st Out
they do not perforate the s o.ru Va,
there, and whole dinn ct gathered
made i'll by the fatal gas tha ina, csBosso,
on the wish-bone of the io"A
Transcript.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-04-22

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-14
r,,rrr NRws NOTES.

The Plankinton hotel, Detroik WAS gut
TED by firs on sunday. Two servants were
Injured. All the gues(s escaped. The loss
IL nom oeo, 700 TO tl50, 100; fully insured.
Isaac Sawtslls, who 10 In jail In Dover,
n, H.. 10 reported to have made . confess
sjon In which he declares that the actual
murder Of his brother Hiram was done
by DR.. Blood and the sx-convict Jack.
Colonel stanton. commander ofthe recent
exploring expedition In the Grand Canyon
Of The Colorado river. says he discovered
gold and other pre'ious mineral In vast
quantities..
Peter Supplee, IT,, Of Honeybrook town
ship, hes made an Assignment tJ David n.
Loomia. of West Chester. His liabilities
ere ~, 900: assets, eli,O00. This failure
caused the embarrassment OF u. Frspk
Corblt.
Wakefield w. Price, sged ie, died II
meningitis at Salisbury, n. G. The doctor
nd the disease would not necessarily
have besu fatal had Price not been addicted
70 cigarette smoking. 2
Information has been recelved from
Pocahontas county, w. Va, that on Friday
evening the small child Of James Camp .
lsrmer, fell into Are and was burned 70
death. James Hogan and vile, nslehbors
Of Campbell. started 70 visit the family and
attend the funeral, and while crocslng 9
swollen stream the small boat which they
were in capsised and both were drowned
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-14
A Butchers Fire.

There was lire on the premises of Isaac
Tshudy, butcher, who resides one half
mile west Of West Willow, a station OH the
Quarryviile railroad. The fire broke out
in the barn. rather small building In
which the slaughter house also was Tho
structure was soon destroyed, AZ was hog
pen near by. All the butchering apparatus.
hay. straw, wagon and meat were burned.
The fire broke out about one o'clock and
what caused II Ia unknown, unless the
incendiary was again at work. The build
ing was insured for S700 and the contents
for 600 in the Northern Mutual company.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-14
Financially Em bsrrsssed. .

Abraham Earhart, farmer, Of Rapho
township. who disappeared from home on
April 1st, on account Of financial troubles,
returned home few days ago. On Satur-
day he made an assignment for the benefit
Of creditors to Abraham s. Earhart and
Henry r. Bomberger, Of the same town
ship.
.. p. Bricker, attorney for Rufus Kline,
issued an execution to- day against Chris
tiau Yerger, tenant farmer ut Rothsville,
Warwick township, for 1850.
John F. johnson, painter, Strasburg
township, has assigned his property for
benefit Of creditors to Alfred S. Herr, Of
the same township,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-14
The ELECTRIC Car Line

The hrst car for the electric street COM
pany arrived in Lancaster this morning
from the Lamokin car works OF Chester.
II is sixteen feet long and painted yellow
with the letters Lancaster City Electric
Railway" and number 40" In gilt on the
sides
The company expects to have cars run
ming on the East King street line by the
end Of the week. They will obtain their
power from the Edison Electric Light COM
pany for the present.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-14
TTNHE BON TON MILLINERY STORE,
THE BON TON
MILLINERY STOR|
13 East King st.
Artistic MilIiner'

Woman's strongest bea
point is a shapely head wit
bonnet to suit it. We make
beauty our special study.
There's an air and grace a
character about our millin{
that catch the eye and dis
guish it from the commonpls
styles Of other stores at a CLAN
Our Hats and Bonnets gI
the magic touch Of style a
beauty to their wearers.
Our prices are low 'enou
to bring them within the RED
Of all.
Our low prices are keepi|
us busy in straw shapes.
Charming Lace Straws al
Milan Hats in youthful bro|
brims, turbans and toques(md
than twenty shapes and shade
at As, 5S, 75, 81 and 9S cer|
each.
Handsome Tuscan Lace al
"Van Dyke" Braids at 81
csc and SI.23 each.
Our newest shapes are Il
Bonheur" Toque and ID
chess of Fife" Hats, both |
tended for ribbon trimmin||
You can see them trimmed
our show room.
Flower Toques, 4Sc., 6a|
73c, 9Sc. and SI.a3.
French Flowers, I5c., Isl
SIC. and 4Sc.
Newest Velvet Ribbons in
widths and colors.
Children's Lace Caps ar]
Hats, latest shapes and d.
signs.
Everything that you ma
want in the millinery line at II
lowest possible prices, at
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-14
john Davis I,eIeas.d on ,a,l,

Horace Homsher In that town some
months ago and who has been in Jail since
the shooting. was released from prison to.
day. Homsher has been pronounced out
ofdanger. Judge Patterson, before whom
Davis was taken for admission to bail,
hxed the bail at 5000, and he furnished that
amount for his appearance At the April
term of the quarter sessions court. His
s0risties are John Keen, of Bart, and
Daniel E. Rice, Of Paradise. The prisoner
was represented by Il. +. Davis and Thos.
Whitson, and the commonw ealth by Dis
tric Rein0shl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-14

Charged With Receiving stolen Goods,
Lyman Ehrhart junk dealer, who re-
sides In the upper part of the city, has been
prosecuted for receiving stolen goods be.
fore Alderman Dellet. John Evans alleges
that Ehrhart purchased lot Of lead pipe,
which was stolen from him by Henry
Good, William kaufman and William
Irwin, who are now in Jail for larceny.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-14
& FOSTER.
DO NOT WAIT!

EASTER IS A THING OF THE PAST.
The Spring Season has opened, and we are
now prepared to show our extensive establish
ment the Finest and Best Line OF Dress Goods
ciated can be easily seen by the throng of Gus
toners that daily visit our store.
Newest Shades In Printed Pongees, India silks.
English Stripes, Plain and Fancy Novelty
ahd
cordially Invite you to call and examine the
quality and nd prices before buying elsewhere.
RIBBONS.
Jus. received, another lot An silk Satin
~ No. %. all shades SILK Hat Trimming, only
Black and Colored Velvet, all shades and
widths.
Colored Velvet Ribbons with Satin Back.
Also, OF Dress Fringes, Gimps and Braids.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
now offered from our immense assortment of
Ladies' and Children's Spring Garments speak
Infants Spring and Summer Coats, Capes
and skirts, Handsomely Embroidered, sl.25 TO
Ladies' and Misses stockinette Jackets, s225
Girls. Gretchens, connemaras and Travelling
Ladies' Peasant Coats, IS to sl2
:, Small Boys Sailor Blouse and Kilt Suits,
Ladies' Ready Made Calico Wrappers. 81.
ANOTHER UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
to obtain again the Celebrated Eighmie Patent
Shirts. No other In the market contains SO
%as. 81 sa'O per na'' Dozen Former prices 81 and
In Light Underwear for Men we have fine
Gauze, Cashmere, Merino and Natural Woods,
Jean, Muslin and Pembroke Drawers.
Balbriggan Shirts, 25c, SSc and 5Oc
va nd
Jean and Muslin Drawers from e5c to 75c.
CLOTHING FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
We Invite tel Inspection &c on OF one Of the Handsom.
and Boys Clothing To be found anywhere.
Mems Dress suits: Prince Albert Coats and
Cuta way suits, for Evening Wear, SIS to s2i.
Fancy WOrsted and Cassimeres.
Black Corkscrew Suits, sls. sl6, SIS, $40 and s2i,
Fancy Cheviot Coats and Vests very new.
Fancy Worsted Coats and Vests, $40 to SIS.
Black Cheviot Goats and Vests, in all grades.
neat line in Cutaway Suits, for Business
Wear, % to sll. Al-wool goods and give entire
buy the Genuine English Macintosh Coats,
strictly waterproof, newest and dressiest. Takes
the plaeks kaoR n seras Hkfss HysrfSls RNox HATS,
" has always been sold for s., and is now sold
mined to make a cut. and shall sell it in the
future for only g..
A full line Of Light Colored Stiff Hats now
Our 81 20 Hare Brown stiT Hat is a beauty.
OUR LEADER ATsley.
Men, this shoe Is a beauty, made up IN Lace
and Congress, 4, 6 and widths. The stock is
selected from the very best Buff Leather that
can be had for the money. Look ut 1t before
purchasing elsewhere.
ATTENTION, HoUsEK EEPERs
GLASSWARE.
Tumhlers nlain or fancy A,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-14
A Crowd 1t a Baptism.

There was q tremendous crowd Of people
st Hess Mennonite meeting house near
l.ititz on Sunday. The weather being very
fius the people were anxious to turn out
After the services sixteen adults were bap-
tizsd. Several OF these were immersed la
pond Of water near the church, and nm
immense crowd witnessed it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-14

Death OF q Soldier.

Hsury Carson died ON Saturday at the
residence Of his sister. Mrs. William
Burns, No. Sls North street. De-
csased was 81 years Of age, and
was lsborer. He served during the war
- Arsf sergeant OF company B.l5th and ssd
regiments Of Infantry. He belonged 10
George II. Thomas Post g. A. X.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-14
'fHE ANNUAL MEETING.


A adjourned annual meeting Of the
xGeveoue Standard Watch company was
hola In tho directors room ~ the factoTy
tn1o afternoon.
rvo o'clock ives the time desIgnated, but
a ~ half IN hour later when the meeting
w. called 70 order.
noobro any business was done Mr.. Bitnsr
pro1eufed against any businsss being done
.unlsss The Stock book Of the company was
psoeeoted 10 show who the actual stock
ko1dets Of company are.
\ Iho protest was overriled and on motion
- 4Loais ~. Simpson, Of Philadelphia, w.
=. Atkinson was chosen president and
WIN. r. Reilly, Of Philadelphia, secretary.
NJ. Bitner after The organization again
Gntosed his protssts and the president -
psumptly ovsrruled them.
On motion Of Mr.. Simpson the meeting
peccseded 70 place In nomination candi-
0afes for directors for the ensuing year,
and he dominated the following:
Prof VIM. II. Psncoa,t, Lewis NJ. Simp-
son. w. J. Atkinson, l.. J. Dutton and b.
=. Brown.
The selection OF tellers was next In order
and none OF the Lancaster stock holders
would serve except w. A. Rooney, an
smploye, and he len tho room before the
yrseurns were signcd.
To gst The necessary number Of tellers,
Atkinson, nominated NJ director, had 70
decline that Office, and he and Reilly were
named ~ the tellers.
r.. B. Gilman was named for director In
place Of Atkinson.
Mr.. Bitner again protested against tie
election Of these people as directors be-
cause there were no records 10 show that
they were stock
The protest was overruled and Simpson
voted for the above board $50 shares of
stock OF the Guarantee Trust company,
Of which he held the proxy and 2,0s3
shares held In his own right. One Of the
other Philadelphians voted 10 shares and
that was all the stock voted. Tho above
board Of directors were declared elected
and the meeting adjourned
After the meeting Mr.. Bitnsr and Mr..
nsr charged the Philadelphia part Of the
watch company with being wreckers.
Mr.. Bitner and the Lancaster stock hold
eE1 came to Lancaster 10 consult counsel
with . view Of having . receiver sp-
pointed by the court to wind up the COM
pHny's business.
AL Suhb SiullpS Wottu Say 70 tn0 pro-
tssts against tho stock being voted was
that the courts are open to the dissatisfied
stockholders.
Mr.. Simpson presided over the meeting
after Atkinson resigned to act as a teller,
and his decisions were uniformly against
the minority stockholders on every point
they raised.
After. the adjourned meeting special
meeting was held, attended only by the
& Philadelphia stockholders and privilege
was voted TO the directors 10 issue 500, 900
prvferred stock.
On Friday the Ephrsta National
bank brought suit against the Key
stone stsnard watch factory, on notes
for Si2,577.4l and sl,5as.7i, and the
FArmsrs' National bank OF L.ancas !.
brought . similar suit for 342,O45.sd
This afternoon the defendants confessed
Judgments for the iull amounts. The after.
noon the defendants confessed Judgments
to the following parties for the amounts
given: Henry J. Cam, superintendent OF
the factory, $3.50; II. NJ. North, $500.
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MARTiN BRos.
choicest LINE OF rIiE DESIRABLE FOR
MEN AND BOYS, AND THE LOWEST
NOTCH IN PRICE EVERY TIME.

Meas Half Hose, finest from best makers, In
Fast Black, New Blues. Modes ana Greys. 25c.
NC, Sc. Boys Fast Black Long Hose, double
knee, heel and toe. 3Oc, 28c, 25c, according TO
size best In yarn color. Boys Black Hose,
pair for &c. Novelties In Underwear. Mems
very nne all-wool light weight, colors and
white. u % each for shirts and drawers Choice
French Bsibriggan of finest selected Sea Island
cotton, 81 w each for shirts aud drawers. Eng
lish Balbriggan, 5oc. A case each extraordi / nary
values In Lightweight Shirts. 2se and 25c, re-
inforced seams. Jean Drawers, &C. Ree the
SERVERS Elastic Seam Jean Drawers, for which
we are Lancaster agents Close fitting. elias
tic. more comfortable, more durable than any
other drawer. 75c, 81 %, 81 70. Neckwear-ths
greatest collection, with every point OF excel
lence, l5c, 25c 50c TO 81 25. Which ever you want
10 side with, London or Paris. wide OF narrow
Four-in-Han We have them ready II you
You haven't bought your Spring overcoat yet,
We have II waiting for you. Suit you In style
and price 81 to SO. Handsome Suits and
Trousers going out through our Custom Tailor.
Ing Department invite your visit. Best pick.
Ing Of clothes, best skin In tailoring.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-14

A grand concert will be given this evening IN
81, PauI's Reformed church. The object -
most deserving one and appeals 70 the leeretiV
Of everybody. The College Olee club VIII teke
M the principal part Of the programme. Prom
inent vocal aud instrumental home talent will
also appear in solos and choruses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-14
A Chester Farmer A. signs.

lhester Farmer Assigns.
John A. Mast. farmer OF West Cain
sownship. Chester county, has made an
assignment 70 John Swsrtzsngruber, OF
LAncss1er county.
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r b. MARTIN & co.
J. B. MARTIN & co.

B. MARTIN & co.
Table GlaSs70are.
We are experienced in the
business, and the buying is at
tended to personally by a men,
Der of the firm, and if there is
any inside price we get it.
Plain Tumblers. &C. Goblets,
plain or fancy, &C. Wine
Glasses, plain or fancy, &c.
Covered Butter, large size, &C.
Pickle Dishes, &c. Covered
Sugar Bowls, &C. Cream Jugs,
&c. Cake Salvers, SC. Large
Pitchers, SC, and a host of other
articles away below inexper-
fenced buyers prices.
Steam Cured Feathers.
The very best grades Of
Feathers, cold blast and steam
cured. During the past FIVE
years we have not had a single
complaint from customers who
used our grades Of Feathers.
Best grade, 75c. Second
grade, 65c. Third grade, soc.
LMoleHmS.
soc a yard. Linoleums that
will outwear three soc Oil
cloths.
Ol2eiotAs.
AT 20, IS, 40 and soc a yard.
Table Oilcloths, I5c a yard ;
N yards wide.
]. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. Hest King and Prince SIS,
LANCASTER. PA.
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TyARRrAoE &C.
novnaose a nnfAor woRKa


DoYaso1 CARNAGE WORKS,
Corner a. Duke and vius streoss formerly
,y So'ssis do. Z Z. nissIR sissSIRsEcK, Prop.
10000 Over six ihousand Dollars $4,000
IA FiHs ncssiss Ccrrissss A.: Hcw c,,,n On E1
Aad a!p agsns OF !he Columbia. Baggy Cos
body. Ali SusrsuSesd nnest vchiciey in the
world iH tie money. None but the best me.
shsH,s: snE,oysd srsc,ai ssssntiSn y1y,sn yy,rs s9
the posfscm Carriage Works, corner Of Duke
and vinAestsoets. delydAwR
TNoR RENr--THE DOERsoM PRIVATE
E Dysillns, Nog. - and lM East King
Also DE store Room and Fsctosy, IN fhe rear,
% Mtmln stseeS The DOEIteCnA ~ nALL.the
b ssnted fns air, festivals, suppsrs, &c. Secure
dasss. For parsicnlars, Ia inSSsirSs S6a e avrw
Proprietor n the Doersom Carriage Works, cor
ner Of Duke and Vine streets. Sebl7-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-14

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
II as much good American lead a. the city
may require to April !, 1870.
castings as may be required In the Water De
partment Of the city up 10 April I. 1891. Cast
sis, eight, ten. twelve and twenty inch four.way
branches, and same size Of branches, sleeves,
stop covers and bids for castings must include
Proposals viii be received for as many street
stop valves -four six, eight, ten and twelve-inch
70 BE- furnished S lay az the @ city fas may order. ''''
Proposals will bo received for as many stop
e e "a TO The Tas
half inch good white pine. Bids must state how
be furnished as the superintendent may direct.
proposals. Will be received for the hauling OF
Bids oi must aus :sss haw %aeh per
Proposals will be received at the same time
trenches for water pipes in the city from April
!, 1850, TO April !, 1891. Bids must state how
sarS WORK must be % done under @ % the pe dpsc
ihs order q time. as directed Sy the saperin,
he filled carefully back and where piking is re-
moved 10 bc replaced smoothly.
Proposals will be received for as many water
pipes as the city may require to April |, 1891.
Pipes TO be cast for one hundred feet head Of
water. Bids must specify how much per gross
ten, twelve. twenty and twenty -four inch
disteiy upon the order 81 the city.
Proposals will be received for as many fire
hydrnnts ~ the city may require to April !,
1901.
The Water Committee reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
The foregoing proposals will be received al
the Mayors Office until April "a, 1890, at
o'clock p. m.
EDW. +. FRAILEY,
Superintendent Of Water Works,
spl2. ia. 1921 ,1h Lancaster, Pa.
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