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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-04

authorities; but having submitted the
matter to my wife and aunt, could not
we'll override their decision. AS for
what the young man said fer himself,
gave it no weight whatever, for of course
he would say the best he could for him.
self. But the testimony Of the others
had weight. When they both declared
that he was not burglar, but merely
journalist, engaged in what he supposed
to be his duty, it would seem to be q
cruel thing to stamp him as criminal
by putting him in charge Of the con-
stables.
But my indecision soon came to ID
end, for Aunt Martha declared that no
time should be lost in setting the young
man free, for should the people in town
arrive and see him sitting bound with
the others it would ruin his character
forever. My wife agreed with Aunt
Martha.
Whatever there may be OF truth in
his story" she said, lone Of two things
Is certain, either he has had most won
derful experiences out of which he may
construct realistic novels, which will
give him fortune and reputation, or he
has . startling imagination which, II
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Goderre & Duchaineau,

MERCHANT TAILoRS. 172 BANK STREET.
r Attest FALL. STYLES TO SELECT FROM
IL We guarantee style and workmanship, and
a large saving in cost to our customers Come
end see US.
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WATERBURY POST OFFICE

WATERBURY post OFFICE
Mails Close.
New York City-T5o 1920 m; s.1o; $50, 7sep Z
Boston-7OO, 80 a IN; II. 30, no. 7.3O p M.
Southern-s.5O, 1920 a m: 10, 530 $50 p m.
Western-7.50, 1920 M; 2 IL, 80, T.30 pm.
Canada West 30, 10 20 a M; 10, $40, 7.SO p m
Eastern-7.OO 80 m; 1890, 2.10, 7aO IN.
Canada East 90, 7.50 IN; II. 3d. $40, $50 m.
Albany-7.50, 1920 NJ: =. 10, $50, 7.30 p m.
Northern N. y? SO. 10. 20 m; 10. $40, 7.30
Provideuos-7.OO $50 a m; $50, 2.10, 80 m.
Sptngfeld-7OO, $50 am; ~ 3d. 10, $50 7.30 pm.
Worcester-1.OO, so am; 1870 TO- $50, 730 pm.
Pittsield ,Mass-7.5o q m; 2.1O, $50, 7.30 p m.
Hartford-700 $50 m; Il. 80, 210, $50 m.
Bridgeport-750, 1920 a M; 2 TO- $50, $50 pm.
New Haven't. so, 20 am; IL SO, 10. $40 7.30 pm
Ansonia-7 3d. 1920 IN; 1890, $40. $50, 7.3O p M
B!rningnanl7.5 am: 80, 2 10, {. 80. sOpm
Union City-750 u M; 2.1O, 5.30pm. E--.-
Naugatuck-7.50 am; 2.1O, $50 p m.
Seymour-75O m; 2.10, $50 pm.
Winsted--1 10 55 m; {. 80 p m.
Stations on Naugatuck R.R. north Waterbury,
10.45 N; 6.3Opm.
Meriden-75O. 1920 am; 12.3 80, 21O, $50, 7.S0 m
Danbury-75o m; LIS, 2; 1a 80, 7.S0 p m.
New Lendon-7.0O, $50 am. 1890, 10, $50 80 ON
Watertown-i045 a M; 6.3 m.
Oakvile-10z5 m; $50 p m.
Woodbury-7.30, 1O.45 u M; LES M
Southbury-7.3 80 m; 1885 m.
Middlebury-12.30 M
Wolcott CTu, Tn, Sat.) 12. 30S
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-02-04

The Grove Hotel at Spencer, n. Y,
near Ithaca, was burned with its con-
tents shortly after midnight. The
guests all got out in safety, but several
Of them had very narrow escapes and
saved only what they had on.
Newark. n. j., city officials to the
number of 1875 went to Scranton, Pa,
to inspect the working plants of the
overhe cad wire electric railroads. The
mayor, common council and heads of
all the departments were of the party.
They Will return tonight
The two-story block at tho lower
end of Court street.. Watertown, n. ".
and occupied by Decant & Co., grocers
and meat dealers; w. c. Greene, drug
store, and J. a. McGregor, boots and
shoes. was burned, entailing q loss on
the building of $40, 600; insurance, IS, 00o
-S- -A~--sA;. .1..>.J--- -L;-l +~~
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A Fine Entertainment.

GAP, Pa, Feb s.-An entertain ueni was
given in the NJ. L. church of this place
on Saturday evening, under the efficient
management Of Mr.. q. w. orendorf. The
exercises consisted Of vocal and instru-
mental music, recitations, &c. Misses Cora
Ingram, Of Strasburg, Pa, and Mabel
Pownall, Of Christiana, Pa, both able
elocutionists, were present and rendered
very good selections. Messrs. A. Simmons,
Of Christiana, and ]. F. Reynolds, OF
Atglen, Pa, accompanied an augmented
choir with their cornets... The Philharmonic
quintette assisted in rendering the excellent
music, which was highly appreciated.
Miss Maggie Heiselman, of Marietta, Pa, a
four-year-old niece of Mr.. Orendorf had a
short recitation, which, being admirably
rendered, received loud applause. There
was full house and the entertainment, in
every way, proved a success.
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ArouSp THE BANQUET BOARD.

rhe Rod and Gun Club Enjoy An Even
sn1 A. warren's Restaurant.
Cn,uMmA, Feb. 4.--The banquet OF the
rsolnmbia Rod and Gun club was held last
.,.r,np at warren's restaurant, and was
r,ost en,oyable affair. The dining hall was
appropriately decorated with hshing
and cunning Implements, presenting
very UNIQUE and tasteful appearance.
The following members were present
e. A. Baker, w. NJ. Borden, r. bucn"r,
f,hss w. Downs, Samuel Campbell, i. '.
S,,.nrer Samuel Filbert, John Fflbert,
John n. Forry, L. w. May, Jere kocn'
p.x,or ottev. Jacob Rothschilds, Geo. M.
Ross. z. 9. Stair, b. Frank Saylor, John
westermen. r, +. Williams. DIR. w. q.
Tsvlor and John A. Boyle were prevented
from being present. The guests were A.
e. Hippey and C. s. Murray, Of the Penn
sv,vania railrsad. The menu was prepared
IN Warren's best style and was served ms
follows: Oysters raw, panned and fried,
roast turkey, chicken salad, chicken GRO
ouettes. French peas, ice cream, fruit, cake
and coffee.
Mrs. Catherine Hogentogler was u years
Of age yesterday, and in honor OF the eVe"'
q number Of her friends gave her sur
prise. They gathered at her home' on
Sonth Fourth street, ladened with good
things and spent pleasant afternoon and
evening.
A party was held last evening at the
home of A. Haberstroh, which was largely
attended. Dancing was enjoyed by all.
Terence McGown was on drunk yester-
day and proceeded to demolish the fnrni-
ture at his boarding house. The man was
sued by Mrs. Emory Green, the boarding
house keeper, before Squire Solly. At the
hearing last evening he agreed to pay the
costs and the case was settled.
Frank Heckler returned to Philadelphia
to-day, after pleasant visit to town.
Miss Lulu vache Is visiting friends In
Philadelphia.
James A. Ryon has returned home
from trip to Pottsville.
The political bali will be started on We'd
nssday night by the nominations of the
First ward Republicans in the armory.
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AMICABLY SETTLED.

A Number of Cases Disposed OF, and
the Jury Discharged.
In court to-day before Judge Patterson,
in the suit OF Annie c. Bard VS.. Frank B.
Hossler and Henry Musser, Judgment was
entered against Hassler for S3li.5o A. J.
Eberly for plaintiff; Brown a Hensel for
Hossler.
In the suit of Michael Grim vs. Leonard
Krantz, Judgment by consent was entered
in favor OF plaintiff for s25. A. c. Reinoehl
for plaintiff; C. +. Montgomery for de-
fendant.
In the suit of jacob w. Landis w. Henry
Musser, judgment was entered in favor Of
plaintiff for Si05. Brown 4 Hensel for
plaintiff; John II. Fry for defandant.
The suits of Uriah Eckert VS.. Hershey &
Bro, aud George II. Albright vs. William
Cline, were amicably settled.
There were no other cases ready for trial
to-day, and Judge Patterson said he could
not hold the Jury for the cases put down
for trial tomorrow and Thursday, and all
the jurors were discharged.
Court then adjourned until saturday
morning at 10 o'clock.
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DEMoCRATICpRIMAR ELECTION.

The Democratic voters OF the city OF Lancas-
ter are requested to meet at their respecti We
wards this evening. February 4, 1890,
between the hours OF 7 and O'Clock TO elect
candidates for Mayor, Ward Officers and
school Directors, The wards entitled 10
school Directors this year are: First ward,
one Third ward, one Fifth ward, one
ward will select member of the city Execu-
tive Committee 10 serve during the ensuing
year.
The places OF meeting are as follows;
First Ward-Shober's Hotel.
Second Ward--rheo. WeniitZ' Saloon
Third Ward-Eninger's saloon,
fouith Ward-William Rehm's Saloon.
Fifth Ward-Philip Wahl's Hotel.
sixth Ward-Schlllcr House
seventh WaTd-John GuHzenhouser's Saloon.
Eighth Ward-Mrs. Dlehls saloon.
Ninth Ward-Arnold Haas Saloon.
JS-id CITY COMMITTEE.
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Charged With Violating an Old Law.

Suits were brought yesterday before
Alderman McConomy against Jacob Fort
man, proprietor of the Pennsylvania rail-
road station restaurant, Peter Sensen-
derfsr, residing on Mulberry street, and
Emma Elliott, who lives at Lemon street
and Concord alley. They are charged with
violating the act Of 1894 by selling to-
bacco and cigars on Sunday. The suits are
brought at the instance ofagents ofthe Law
and Order society, and the ofienses are al
legged to have been committed on last
Sunday. The cases will likely be taken to
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THE FAEGLEYsvILLE GANG.
They Steal Two Hundred Pounds of
Lead and Soil 1t.

On Friday afternoon John Evans, who
has the contract for the building of the
Methodist church on the Griel lot, reported
to Chief Smeltz that about 200 pounds of
lead pipe had been stolen from the house
now being demolished. Chief Smeltz in
vestigated the matter and learned that
junk Dealer Ehrhart had bought lead pipe
from VIM. Kaufman, better known as
Billy the Bum" WIN. Irwin and "Carty"
Wagner. Mr.. Evans made complaint
before Alderman Dellet against these per-
sons. Special Officer Rhodes and Police
men Boss arrested Kaufman and Officer
Myers arrested Irwin. Wagner will be
captured to-day. All these defendants are
members Of the Faegleysville gang They
spent the money they received for the lead
for beer.
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Live stock Markets.

EAST IrsERTY. TY.--Cattie--Iteceipis. 200: ship
ments, 7;5; market l0c higher than last week =
prices.
Hogs Receipts, 1000 shipments. 1900
market active; best light Workers. o. 1904 % ;
medium and light Philadelphia, q l5a4 Is
heavy hogs, 81 D0a4 10; roughs, 1903 70
3 cars shipped TO New York.
sheep Receipts, 800; shipments, lo
90 %; common, 81 6Ote3 80; lambs. 50 0oaG 80.
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philadc,phia Produce Msrkcs.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. t.--NoonsFlour duIi |;
Penn'a supers. Q oa2 Is /; extra. 250@2 rs |;
family, 3s043 s.; roller, 659i 90; patent.
a lOaiW.
Wheat quiet; No. Red, new, solsc !;
No. Penn'a Red SOC No. do S7assc.
Corn steady; No. 2. new, 3G@3sc old, $50
4fc.
oats quiet; No. 2 White 2a>sasoc. No. .
Bran arm Winter sis oosn 90; Spring sl2 rs
di3 80.
BaIed hay steady; sii ooais 30 as To quality
timothy II 00c1i3 80 for choice; mixed, 9all 90 ;
baled rye straw, new, elo 90.
Butter frm; Pcnn'a creamery extra
2sc Penn'a firsts extra, noe iobbing, 329s5
Eggs quiet; Penna frsts, l3l lac; held lots,
l56D1Gc, as to quality.
Cheese steady part skins. 0,f@sc; full skins
3@3c.
Petroleum steady refntd In bbls., 7Izc.'
Potatoes Iirin bJgt5c per bus as 10 quality.
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Literary NOte.

The February number Of BOOK Ncps John
Wanamaker, Philadelphia), has portrait Of Il.
w. Glider. editor Of the Csntury Magazine, with
q sketch OF his life at once minute and appre.
ciative reviews by eminent critics OF Tenny.
sons new volume, r. d. Aldrichs new poem
stepniak's novel THE Career OF Nlhilist,
etc There is the usual admirable running com
mentary on the books Of the month by Mr.. Tai
colt Williams, and an Interesting article on au
thors' " First Books" by q. A. Mendum. The
number contains much other reading matter
concerning books new and old.
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Hosiery Bargains for this
week. Every day until Satur-
day night.
Ladies' All-Wool Hose, black,
plain or ribbed, at I2Hc a pair.
Children's All-Wool Hose,
black, plain or ribbed, at I2Hc
a pair.
Gents Unbleached Balbrig-
gan Socks, full regular made,
Ioc pair.
Ladies Unbleached Balbrig-
gan, full regular made, at IIc a
pair.
Gents heavy Lancaster Knit
Cotton Socks, seamless, double
heels and toes, Ioc a pair.
Gents mixed Cotton Socks,
knit, seamless, at Ioc a pair.
Gents extra fine Knit Socks
(I5o needless, in fine English
mixtures, at IIc a pair they
were originally ISc pair.
Children's black ribbed Cot
ton Hose, sizes 6 to s, white
feet, at &c pair.
Ladies fancy and plain co..
ored Cotton Hose, &C a pair.
Ladies' colored ribbed Cot
ton Hose, &c pair.
Gents all-wool Cameps Hair
Socks, I2Hc pair.
Gents imported Camers Hair
and Cashmere Socks, 25c pair.
One lot Of Children's Wool
Leggins at Sc a pair.
One lot of Children's Black,
finest Worsted Leggins, in a
sizes, formerly 40 to soc, at CSC
a pair.
One lot of Ladies black fine
Worsted Leggins, in full lengths,
former price 75c, at soc pair.
Do not forget that the great
est of all Slaughter Sales in
COATS continues all this week
at the
PALACE OF FASHION.
-sis East Jan.
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fxacutionz Issnad

II, G. Brubaker, attorney for Sarah Ann
kellenberger, issued execution to-day
against George II. Kellenberger, proprie-
tor OF q planning mill at Ephrata, for 81 900.
Execution was issued on Monday after
noon against A. s. Lehman, farmer of Mt.
Joy township. for 81, l,404.46.
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DEMOCRATS WIN.
,pruNoy IN the suBERyAToRlAL CONTEST
IN NEST VIRGINIA.
r,sm,ne Given the once by n Majority
ofThrse votes-A Union Labor SON
ator Opposes the Claims OF Cor.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. Tho aon-
rlemlnr contest was decided at noon 'o-
ilav in hvor of Fleming, the vote standing
% for Ooff and IS for Fleming
Carr. the Union Labor SENATOR Vo'e"
with the Democrats. .,...,,,,,
The Republicans accept me s''""''o"
gracefnlly.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
Frank NJ. Teufel and Christian Wizemann
under the name of Teufel & Wizemann, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent All
persons indebted to the said firm will make
the said firm will present the same to the un
dersigned, who VIII continue the business OF
beer brewing at the old stand.
H-lIi FRANK NJ TElTFEI
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Death off Soldier.

George Waller, aged 40, died Of pneu-
monia al his home in Lykens on Friday.
He was native Of Marietta and member
OF the i22d regiment, Pennsylvania volun-
tssrs. during the war;
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APPOINTED an Aid.

On Washington's birthday the American
Mechanics will have big demonstration
In Pittsburg. State Councillor up. Winower
hes appointed Milton T. Robinson, men,
ber Of Conestoga Council, No. q, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ. 70 be one Of the aids, at the request
Of the chief marshal,
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Morrtupes.

ToN--wHIrMER,-Feb.3 8. 1850, at the par
sonage of ST. Paul's Reformed church. No lS
North Duke street, by Rev. j. W. Meminger
MIR. Ed. ii. CASTOR, Of Watsontown, Pa, ant
Miss Lydia Whtmer, OF Lancaster. It'd.
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T Il. MARTIN 4 CO.
J. B. MARTIN & co.
Upholstery DEPARTMENT.

Upholstery DEPARTMENT ..
A large table in this depart
ment contains all of the stock
that is marked at special prices
to close out great many more
articles than we can mention in
this ad, but a visit will convince
you that the bargains men,
toned here are of real worth.
Furniture Coee,7ns.
A chance to cover any odd
pieces of Furniture you may
have at very small outlay.
About twenty-five pieces short
lengths picked out of the stock
OF Ramies, Jutes, Pept Points,
Brocotelles, and Tapestries are
marked at 81 and "A former
prices. Lengths run from 4
yard to 10 yards.
HeaDp DTaPe'y.
One lot IS, all told, of heavy
Chenille and Turcoman Cur
tains. !! pair is all we have of
each pattern. The marked
prices Of theseCurtainsa are away
below their value. Suitable for
Book Case Drapery Portiere,
festooning Couch Covers, &c.
Lace Curtains.
Have you a single or pair
OF windows to drape? An op-
portunity to buy u, lor2 pairs
of Lace Curtains at a low price.
Not more than pairs in any
one lot. Swiss, Madras, Not
tingham, Imitation Irish Point
and Sash Curtains. Some are
about 4 their original price.
b. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. Het King and Prime SIS,
LANCASTER, PA.
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Made An Assignment.

John ID. Fenstermacher, farmer, Of War
wick township, and wife, made am assign
meat to-day for the benefit Of creditors to
u. AcNailen, city.
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10 the Dcmocrntic Voter,

Thanking those that placed my name In
nomination for the Office Of mayor, Mt tho
same time request that IL be not used In that
connection, at the primary this evening, as
decline 20 be candidate for said Office.
w, j. FORDNEY,
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Iecfnre I,ostnoned

The stereoptlcon exhibition and lecture b
DR.. Vernon, announced for Thursday evening
will be postponed until Friday evening, Feb. L
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DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
i DWELLINGS.
AY, FEBRUARY II, 1870,

oS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1870
By virtue of an order OF the Orphans Court OF
public sale, at the Leopard hotel, on East X ing
street, the following Real Estate, 10 wit:
No. !. All that certain Lot or Piece OF Ground
In Lancaster, numbered Is, beginning at point
on the north side of East Orange street and
Running north % feet and inches along a wall
on the west side Of a three-feet common alley p.
thence east three feet along property late OF
Amos Miley, deceased thence north along the
same os feet and inches thence east along the
property of Mrs Doesh, Is feet and 10 inches !:
thence south along property OF Cyrus Colyin "a
feet and 10 inches thence south along the same
80 feet and inches TO point on the north Side
OF East Orange street thence along said street
~ feet TO the place OF beginning, ON which are
erected three-story Brick Dwelling House and
two-story brick bodybuilding and other i'm.
Benz, +. Shenk, deceased. This property is i'm
excellent repair, commodious, with all modern
No. 2, all that certain lot of ground, situated
on the north side OF West Chestnut street I'm
said city, containing In front ON said West
ing northward in depth l50 feet on which is
erected a threestory green stone and brick
dwelling house, numbered 635, with ten rooms,
bath, hot ana cold water and other modern
conyeniences. This house is brand new.
No. =, a lot OF ground, numbered 2is on the
plan OF lots lald out by A, n. Breneman and
Jesse lands, called the Chestnut Street Tract
on file In the Recorders Office of said COUNTY;
said lot containing on the north side of Fulton
depth ll2 feet TO l0-feet wide alley bounded
ON the north by said alley, on the south by FuI-
ton street, on the east by property OF John Nc
Gonsk, aud on the west by property of George
A. Marshall.
These properties will be sold 10 settle the es-
tate OF said deceased
Purchase money 10 be paid ON April /, $50.
Sale TO commence AT - o'clock H. m when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by
CATHARINE c. SHENK,
j. w, h, BAUSMAN
Administrators of Benz r. Shenk deceased
JoEL l.. HAiSEs, Auctioneer.
JAZZ, ,25, ,9n,5,sud
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New Spring Goods !

New Shades Henriettas.
New Shades Cloths.
New Shades Dress Silks.
New Shades Cashmeres.
New Shades Surah Twills.
New styles Plaid Dress Goods.
New Styles Striped Dress Goods.
New Things In Cream Dress Goods.
New Styles in Fine Black Goods.
New Pink, Blue and Cream Henriettas.
New Styles in Black and White Goods.
New Things in Silks for Trimmings.
New Shades in Tricot Cloths.
New Stripes and Plaids in Outing Cloths.
New styles Calicoes,
New Shades OF Cheese Cloths.
New Things In Silk Ribbons.
New Point Laces.
New Hamburg Edgings.
New Handmade Torchon l.aces.
New Styles of Ruchings.
New Things in Lace Veiltngs.
New Assortment OF Kid Gloves.
New Silk and Linen Hsndkerchiefs.
New silk Lisle Thread and Cotton Hosiery.
New Assortment of Corsets.
New styles OF Shirting Percsles.
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Odds and Ends (!

However perfect the system of trans
acting business, In the best regulated
stores odds and ends in merchandise will
accumulate. To this rule our store IL not
an exception. Odds and ends we have
fewer than you'll find anywhere else
Those here, however, we mean shall find
buyers, II a low price will sell them--a
price that Is Just half former values.
These goods are clean, smooth, ana well
finished and worthy the attention of
economical buyers. We do not have
them In all sizes, but for the owner Of
the foot they'll Mt, we've decidedly the
best bargains In leather and shoemaking
offered In Lancaster.
BARGAIN No. l--Boys' Calf Boots,
sizes Is and 2s only. Were s2 50 and s3
apair; cut In price to 81 pair. These
Boots are strongly made and well I'm
ished-excollent goods for school or
knock-about usage. Solid leather
throughout-heels,s soles and counters.
BARGAIN No. 2-Youth's Solar Tip
Grain Button Shoes - solid leather
throughout-no shoddy. Neat looking,
easy fitting, nicely finished, strong for
wear. Al 2s In siZes-none other. Never
sold tor less than 81 25 and 81 80. The
price to-day Is cut TO 81.
BARGAIN No. 3.-Misses' Opera Toe
Button Shoes-all Is In sizes-no other.
stylish, snug fitting, durable, the pro
ducts of best American makers, In these
81 grades are cut to 81 25 ; So grades TO
81 50; 81 grades TO 81.
BARGAIN No. 4-Men's Button Shoes
pretty shapes, first class makes, excel
lent materials. Sizes, to IFS, inclusive.
So grades cut to 81 25; So grades at 81 50;
"a grades at 81; S. grades ats 50.
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ss-Samples sent nee upon application. CouI-
try orders receive prompt and careful attention.
Goods sent to all parts C. o, D., or ON receipt
Postoffice Order
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Al-Wool Nohby Trouser Styles, 81, to order.
ridiculous price for styles worth 81.
Excellent All-Wool Cheyiot and Cashmere
Suitings, sl2 and sli To order worth sl6.
stylish Scotch and English Cheviot Trouser
Effects, 50, TO order usual price, IS and $40.
stylish Plaid and Check Suitlng Effects SIC
10 order; original price $50.
Handsome Cassimeres and Worsted Trouser
Styles, IS, to order usual price, sl2
New and stylish Suiting Effects, SO, to order;
were So.
Finest Cashmere and Worstsd Sulung
Effects SO, To order; usual price, S}5.
A Full Dress Suit OF Fine Black English
Worsted, lined with best quality satin, 81, TO
order usual price, SIS,
Winter Overcoatings 10 Order at Quick Sell
Ing Prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-04
A. HERR SMITH, Attorney. feb

ESTATE OF JOHN RANSlNG, LATE OF
IL Lancaster city, deceased. Letters of nd-
minlstration on said estate having been granted
TO the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make Immediate PAYMENT
aud those having claims or demands against
the same, will present them without delay for
settlement to the undersigned residing In Lam
caster Pa. HENRY RANSING,
A. 4. SHENCR, Administrator
JOHN A. CoYLE,
Attorneys. febi.GtdTu