Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 4

BOHKOri', LIGHT SOHKOPP, aj'id WEDXESUAV SKPTEMliKK lit! 1HH4. 2VEHTS IO-HIQHT. Shupar's No. K. or Golden Earfe No.

K. G. E. Seluirr's Circle. No.

21. B. ol Sons of America A. Dept, Penna. Sous si America of Trade.

Flalier Optra Drummer Hoy oi Bhlloli. JTEW ADVEBTIfiEttKjrTS TOD AT. Lactated Food. Muayon's Dyspepsia Cure. Drummer Hoy of Shiloh.

Girl. Administrator's A. Ylngst. Isaac Mann M. iiiMnn-li'uis.

Weather Outlook. On Thursday fair weather and northwesterly will lower, loweci by lisitiL; temperature, and on Friday, warmer au'l fair weather, followed by rain. FEKSOBAL KEBTI09. Dr. Levi Shirk, of Lio'nilale, is attending court, as a witness.

S. li. Cox, of the Eagle Hotel, this afternuuu visilcd Ilarrisburg. Ex-postmaster Joseph Myerstown, was in tuis city this afternoon. Dr.

A. W. this afternoon attended to professional business at Jonestown. Mrs. Mary Fessler and daughter, Katie, are visiting her SOD, George Fussier, in Heading.

E. M. Boltz and bride returned last evening from tbtir wtudiug lour of several weeks. J. L.

Alatteru and wife, of Vincennos, Indiana, are visiting relatives and friends in this county. Misses Kate and Carrie Hank, of Heading, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. C. K. Maulfair, Auuville.

Keuben Stine, of Union township, He- publican condidate for sheriff, was in this city this morning. Peter li. Winner, of Annvillf, will enter Jcilersou Medical collude, Philadelphia, on Friday ol this week. Hobert Waller and wife, of Washington, D. who visited tiieir parents in this city, left at noon for home.

Attorneys Hain and Lynch, of 11 arris- burp, attended professional duties in the sheiili'n ollice this afternoou. Eugene Jjinnard and wife, of Fort Washington, ilia guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. II.

reider, HI Anuville. Hev. Frank Jialsbach, of Ilockerxvillo will in the I'uitwl Christian church, at Aunvillr, on Sunday after noon. Mrs. C.

Hobert Fisher, Mrs. Tboma Bollmau and guest, Mrs. Papo, of Nev York, Miss Jennie Fisher und Harr; Pape visited Lancaster yesterday. Dur ing their stay there they were the guest of Mr. C.

Hobert Fisher. Arrangements Completed for the in Beading on October 3d. An adjourned meeting of the Reading members of the Pennsylvania German society was held last evening and the committees appointed to arrange for the forthcoming meeting of the society, in Heading, on Wednesday, October 3. McLean Post hall (old Academy building), 5uS Penn street, was engaged for holding the business sessions, and Library hall for the banquet, which wiil be held at o'clock iu the evening, for which Wittich's orchestra has been engaged to furnish music and W. II.

II. as caterer. The hours of meeting of the society will be from 10 a. m. to 12:30 p.

m. and from 1:30 p. to p. ra. A meeting of the executive committee will be held before the opening session.

The opening prayer will be made by Rev. J. Max Hark, D. of Bethlehem, and the following have been invited to deliver addresses: Address of welcome, Hon. James N.

Krmentrout, of Heading; response to address of J. H. McPherson, of Harrisbnrg: annual address ot president, Rev. George C. Heckman, D.

of Heading; annual report of the secretary, Frank K. Diflenderfer, of Lancaster. The essayists will be Prof.J. 8. Stahr, of Franklin and Marshall college: Dr.

W. J. Hoffman, of Unreau of Ethnology, Smithsonian Institute, Dr. H. C.

Grumbine.of Lebanon. After the session the members will be taken over the Mt. Penu Gravity railroad. Full line of Oak Sideboards and Extension Tables at Frantz's Furniture Bazaar. alG-tf AMUSEMENTS.

Bed Room Suits; 8 pieces; from $20 up at Frantz's, 732 Cumberland street, tf PUBLIC OPINION. The NEWS will print Mich communication under this head as come properly voiicbt'il for but will in nowise assume responsibility lor any of the opinions expressed. Why Emroii NEWS: It is urged by some that the county commissioners have doni their duty iu oil'eriug a reward the capture of C'haries liarrett, and that the city also should do something. Such persons evidently have not given the matter proper thought. The city pays about one third of the county tax, and Las already about one third iu the reward of $500 (illorod.

Why then should the city be asked to do any more Is not the county just as much interested his capture as the city, when the reward is oll'ored from a common fund which the city boars fully its share? It is possible but not pluusible lhat Garretl is slill in tho city, and therefore the entire county, without singling out any single district, is interested in bringing him to justice. Had this murder been committed in any of the townships, no one would think that that township should help bear more than its proportionate share of tho reward. JUSTICE. Will Leave For Germany. Dr.

David T. Werner, of Avon, who hae taken lull course iu chemistry at the Pennsylvania L'uiversity, Philadelphia, will shortly leave for Germany, where ho will pursue his studies iu chemistry iu one of the uuiversilies of that country. Ho will be accompanied by his wife. They will bo absent about two years. Drank Out of the Same Canteen.

David Salmon, of Lock Haven, registered at the Lebanon Valley House yesterday. Mr. Salmon is a survivor of Co. Pa. Vet.

and was cordially greeted by his lormer comrades in this city. Erected a Hew Factory. Messrs. Warner Kurr, of Avon, have completed their new furniture and cigar box factory, at Avon. The work of manufacturing IIHS been entered upon by a force of mechanics.

Tired, Weak, Nervous, Means impure blood, and overwork or too much strain on brain and body. The only way to cure is to feed the nerves on pure blood. Thousands of people certify that tho best blood purifier, tho best nerve tonic and strength builder is Hood's Sarsajmrilla. What it has done for others it will also do for Cures. HOOD'S PILLS cure constipation by restoring peristaltic act ion of the alimentary canal.

S. Cures the Heals fanning Sores. Serpent's Sting. CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON Sl'EL'IFlC Atlanta. Ga.

Aiden Benedict's Fabio Romani, a dramatization of Marie Corelli's novel, Ihe "Vendetta." "The Tale of the Dead" as it is related by Aiden Benedict, is a very interesting story. The interest is much strengthened by the dramatic production of the piece. To witness this play the Grand Opera House was crowded last night. The company is a strong uue, aud fullycapable to give a thoroughly representation of the play. The double role ot "Fabio Komani" and "(Junto CJKare Olivia" was assumed by Jlr.

Walter Nina, the weak laithlots woman, was very naturally portrayed by Miss Kugel Sumncr. A special feature was the nkirt dancing by MidS Hunter. Tho play scored an immediate success. The stage bettings were particularly effective, but the most enjoyable feature of the evening was the ravishing living pictures produced with every attention ol artistic York World This company will appear in Fisher nppra house on Monday, September '-4, Oysters received daily at John H. Hbugar'B, and 023 Cumberland street.

sept5-2w The Work of Cupid. Charles Sanders, of Harrisburg, and Miss Sarah A. Oberly, of this city, were married yesterday at Harrisburg by Uev. Father Kohl, ol St Patrick's Pro-cathedral. Miss Oberly is a daughter of John Oberly, this oily, aud the groom is cashier at the Uniou station, that city.

Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Sanders were tendered a reception. Oeo. If.

Pullman Made his millions through a valuable patent. I obtain patents. Edwin S. (Jlarkson, Warder Building, Washington, D. C.

soptlO 6t eod. Parlor from $25 up, at Frantz's Furniture Bazaar. alGtf 1 )Y virtue of a certain writ of Fieri 1 Farias ISHueJ out of tho Cmirt of Com. Pleas nt county, an i to me di- ri-tfd, I will i-xposi! ruble Sile or Out- Saturday, October 6, 1894, MIS' o'clock, p. at tlie Court House, In HIB illy (-1 Lebanon.

Lebanon county. all th." Ight, li'Ie. aim. am! nemand. luiid- I of A.

CKEIDKK, de- :iMiit.nt. ni. in. and to. the following Heal cerl.iin Messuaee.

Tenement or Lot OF LEBANON, beginning at the north- it Umircii stivet and Monroe alley: alone said alley north 1.3 to a 14- Levari Issued out of the Conrt of Common Pleas of Lebanon county, and to diiected, I will expose at Public Sale or Out Cry, on Saturday, October 6, 1894, At l.io o'clock, p. at the Court Hoase, in the City of Lebanon. Lebanon county. Pa all 'lief-tale, right, title, claim, interest and de- nmiil. lands and tenements, of JOHN H.

I'KTKIiS. defendant, of, lu, and to. thu follow- Valuable Keal Estate-, viz Ul thit Certain Lot or Piece of Ground, silu in the Village of North Lebanon township. Lebanon county. bounded and described to wit: Front ing on the west side of Main street or road 40 feet, and extending of that ividih in depth westwardiy IK feet to IB alley, li.jundeu on tho aorth by lot of Salomon Weber, the aoiith bv other ground 'of the parties ol first part (ftelnaehl Melly.) on the east by Mainstreet.orroad,andouthewe5tby said ff The Improvements consist of Two Two-8torv Frane Dwelling Houses.

16 by 16 feet: Two-Story to bacb. 16 by 16 feet, and othur out- Ibuildings. and taken Into execution as the ef JOHN B. PETERS, and will be M. H.

BOWMAN, Sheriff. C. It. Attorney. 4 LSO.

at same time place, by virtue of certain writ of Alias Fieri Facias, b- e-1 i.i-t of the Court of Common Pleas of Lebi-ion and to me directed. I will Sals or Out Cry, all the estatu, right. i'U-. claim, intrant and demand, anil of JESEMIAH oef-uj-- in and to, the following Valuable Hatitf. Ml certain Lot of Ground, situate on the corner (if Xinthani Mlillin streets, llii- of Lebanon, Lebanuu county, oimn-Vd oad described as follows, to wit: HotmiK-d on the north by said Miftlin street, on t.n: south by lot of John H.

Miller, east by Math street, and west by Partridge alley, b-ing 85 by 19S leet, be the same more or less. improvements a two-stury Bnct House, 35 bv29 feet two story addition. 10 by 16 feet: Frame Shop, Zi by 35 and taken into execution as the 'iii-r-y of JEKEMI All (JAMBER. and will be by M. H.

BOWMAN, Sheriff, ('API' SCHOCK, Attorneys Sheriff's office. Lebanon, September 12, '94. virtue of a certain writ of Alise Fieri Facias Issued out of the Court ij.inimon Pleas of Lebauoa county, and to rre directed, I will expose at Public Sale or Out- Cry, un Friday, September 21, '94, At 1.30 o'clock, p. at the Court 1 Boom No. 4, In the City of Lebanon.

Lebanon county, Pa, all the estate, right, title, claim, intcrr st and demand, lands and tenements, of 11 ENhYL. ARNOLD, FIGFBtKDSelBKBT and JOHN HARTMAN, defendants in all those rrriain messuage and tract of land situate in Lebanon township, Lebanon county, Pa, aid City of Lebanon, Lebanon cuumy. Pa, bouutleJ and described as follows to No. 1. Beglnningat a spikeio publicroad from l.tibamin to riiiPtirove.

corner of land latf Kudolph Miller fthfnce along said rn. north decrees 3U west HMJO perchts to spike: Iheueebyland of Ueorge Khrnoru uorlli (J2tte- 4ifcecouds, east 7.23 perclien to fer.ce post: theuci' north 50 degrees 35 seconds, cast 13.0' pf relies to spike: thence by land late of Kudulpli Mnltr south 35 degrees 11 seconds, east H.m lieiches to limestone lu public road: thence mgeaiJ road south 54 degrees 34 seconds.wesi 4.11 prn-lies to spike in public roart theuce l.ind siglrli-il SeibiTt south 14 degrees east 16. )9 perches to a fence post: liy same north 87 desrees 2a 1 to post: theuce by same 86 deurees 19 seconds, west 2.62 perches to fence post: iheuce by same south degrees see ouds, wt-st S.21 perches to yplke about middle of road from Lebanon to Pint-grove nl.iiiK i oad south 6 degrees 17 seconds, pike; thence by same south 7: seconds, east perchts to spiket il'euco by land of Geo. Khrhorn south 74 'S west 24.63 perches to fence post; by lands of Lehman Srove Co and north 5 degrees, west 10.21 perches to r. by land late of Rudolph Miller i.orrh degrees 31 seconds, east iU5 uerches tt.

he plai-tj or beginning, containing about Fou; Acres and Twenty-lour Pel dies. The Improvemeuts consist of Four-Story Basement, Stone and Frame, Tin-Roofed Brewery Building, 25 by 24 feet: with Two-storv Stone and Frame Addition, Tin-Roofed, 53 by 66 -feet: Three-Story and Basement Frame One Story buck addition, cement floor, slate and tin root. 2-- 'ly -6 fret One-Story Stone auu Kramt- IC.igiue Houre, 15 by £5 feet. On-- ii-k. iii-i'nofrd by 3ti 'eet; SWIM Barn, stone and frame, 33 by 36 feet: '1 wo-Story tm-ruofetl by 60 feet.cement Iloor; "i v.o-Storv.

Tin-Routed Brick Buttling K-itabllshiuent, 25 by nil leet, cement floor; Onc- story, trame tin-roofed bj Frame and Stone Ice House, 20 by 60 teet; Frame and Stone House, 20 by 74 leet: Frame Ceal Shed, 39 by 60 feet; also large ice iiam with ice elevators, springs with pumps and Hues of pipe for pumping water into brewery. aforesaid buildings constituting a compli tf- Breivory Plant, with all the necessary ami unproved and appliances thi- matufacture of beer. No 2 All that certain Messuage, Tenement, the (Jity ot Leba- Sii iA Keft Sends? morning evening Rev. C. J.

Kephart, pastor of Trinity tJ. li. church, will preach hia last iermous aa pastor of the cbnrob. His ministerial labors close with the last Sunday in this month but during that time the German U. B.

annual conference will be in session in this city and the pnlpit of Trinity church will be supplied with ministers from that conference. Last Cheap Excursion to Atlantic City via Beading Bulroad on Sunday September 33rd; fare for round trip only $1.75. Leave Annville 5:40, Lebanon 5:52, Hyerstown 6:07 a. m. Returning leave Atlantic City 6:80 p.

m. Parlor car attached to special trains. Eight hours at theseashore. 17,18,20,22 Firemen 1 Cheap Excursion to Horriitows Thursday, September 20th; train leaves Lebanon fare for round trip only tickets good going on all trains up to noon; returning on all trains. septlS-19 Lait Excnnion to Hiagara Falli, via Beading B.

B. route, Thursday, Sept. 20th. Round trip tickets good for ten days, only $10. Train leaves Lebanon Myerstown 6:20 a.

m. Particulars see circulars all stations. Cheap Excursion to Kutitown Fair Thursday, September 20th; trains leave Lebanon 7:03 a. fare, special train returning leave Kutztown 6p.m.; good to return on all trains. septl8-19 Bargains in Furniture.

Fall call and examine our goods and prices. D- A. FRANTZ. antl i and. situate in ast conn IP said alley or.st to 1 -f'et-wi(ie alley: thence aloni; said al- south K'3 fret t'i sa'it riiurch street; thence Mreet west 49 feet to Monroe, alley, feet.

m- Seized aud taken Into execution as the cK- .4. L. URE1UEK, deleudant, and M. H. BOWMAN, Sheriff.

E. W.MILLEK, Attorney. LSO. at the same time and place, by of aci-rtain Writ ol Fieri Facias, issued of tlie Court of Common I'le-i? ol Lebanon -ml to me dir.cted.I will expose at or OutCiy. all the estate, ilzht, tl- li- ci.iini, interest and demand, lands und len- of ANDKEW .1.

ECKKNROTU, de In. and to, the following Valuable -al tato. vl7. Mliiii.M- i-iMtaln Messuages. Tenements and of round, si mate in the CITY OF LEBi- Miv.

I rbaniin bounded aud rte follows. lo wit No I a point on line of land of n.l of L. K. K. Co.

and Cedar avenue: n-iict-i-ait fwt lo a private alley; ihenee mill ihe west said alley SS fei-t west along ihf nortli MI- of -ftitl alley 172 to a Hue of l.ind of C. 1. liallrtiad (iompany; thence north alonj: bi.e feel lo Ihe ol bfgilinnig. ol Two I'ralNf Honst'S, each by with Fratne I UKu-hi d. Ill by ffet.

and beint uum li3S Cedar avt-uuc. Also story Frame Houses, each 15 by 2ft Frame attached, lu by i fi-Vt, aud being nnmbered 1140 and 1142 Cedar No. I'eguinlng at a point on the southwest i ff lot No. 3 of P. A.

Eckenroth on north heof alley.now Cedar avenue: feet, more or less, to otiier lot of thence east 30 feet, more or ti' lot No. thence south S2 feet to the of Tlie improvements thereon con- is, of Two Two-Stury Frame Dwelling Hi Hikes, each 15 by Sii feet, with Two- Frame attached to each. 10 bv fi-et, and- being numbered 1127 aud l.n> avenue. No Aii iliat certain Lot. fronting 42 feet no; Walnut street, and extrnillng I 97 In deplh to a private li on the north by saitl prlvat- alley, sireet.

east by lot of tlieb i wt'-t by lot of KVinofhl ii Mtiiy. M- Tlu 1 cou-iis! of a siory Brick Honst 1 by ::2 left, ha Two-Story Kriek at- laohi to each. by 14 being nmTiered ariti WniTinl Mnrrt. All that ceraln lot. buuudeil ou the W.itir street, east by loi ol P.A.Ecli- -outti by lots ot J.

Ueo. Keinoehl. vvesl I 1'. being 3S ft-et, more HI YViitcr slreet. ana extending about iW tn depth.

tS, The iniprovenitfiits consist of Two 'Jwo-Story Brick Houses, racli ly feet, with Frame Kl a-t- 10 end, lo by 12 feet, and being uii.iuitHi IVattf street. hi-nit anil taken into eicmn'oa as the "1 ANHUEW J. KCKKNKOIH. aud "ill s. iii by M.

H. BOWMAN. .1. Attorney. Sheriff.

Mieriff's Office. Lebanon, September 19. House Save that time, which must be so valuable, that you were to spend in making a Calico or Lawn Wrapper, and with a few cents more than the price oi material select from our assortment anything that you like, well made and ready to put on, and you 1 1 THE PRICES ARE FROM will be better satisfied. Ss CENTS TO Si.oo. C.

SHENK, 816 to 822 Cumberland, Lebanon, Pa. uon, cowry of Lebanon. known ai "Park 1 or Park Hotel, bouniied on soul by Locust street, on tho west by lands of C. and McConuel estate, on thenoith by alley, and on the east by lauds Jacob Focht Kstate, and A. B.

Ilouck.cohlainiui: about 1 acre and 77 perches. Improvements consist of a Tw.i-Stxjry Stone and Frame Hotel with Mansard roor, know, jasPark Hotel, 24 60 feet, with Slate and Tin Two-Story Frame Back Building, 20 by 26 leet, tin roof; Large Wagon Shed, by 24 Seet, tin roof. Sold as the property si HESBY L. AH- NOLD, SKIBKBT, and JOHN W. HAKTMAN, by C.

H. KILUMSIE. Attornev. virtue of a certain writ of Levari Fa- cias Issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Lebanon mnly and tn me directed, I will expose at Public Sale or Out-Cry, on Friday, September 21, '94, o'clock, p. at the Court House, in City of Lebanon.

Lebanon county. all the fs'ate light, title, c'aim. and Demand, lands anlt-neinents. of JAMES MARCH, defendant, of. In.

and to, the following Valuable Seal Tiz All 'hose c-rtain Messuapes and Lots of Ground in t'lty of Lebanon and Cornwall township. Lebanon viz No. 1. All th it lot or piece of gr -und. situate on the siuthwest corner of Cumb-rlind street i' Pheasant alley, in sai'1 ty of Lebanon, lionniled on the north by Cumberland st.reet.fast by said Pheasant alli-y.

soulh by alley we by lot cf f). F. Wise, containing in ront more or h'ss. ami In depth of wid'h extending soulh US fret to Walnut aPey. 'r The Imptovmenti consist of a 2-story frame House, 39 bv 0 feet: two.

s'orybiick 17S by 3 1 feet; frame summer 13 by 16 feet: cp'li sheil. 14 by 14 feet; bulk barn about 4 i with two wings at thereat; iir sty ami o'her out-buildings. rarTbe above is known as the Washington Hotel. No 2 All that certain hit or piece of ground in said City of Lebanon, on the southwest corner of 6th and Walnut streets, bounde-1 on the north by Walnut street, fast by south 6 str.et. soulh by Union alley, west by lot of Mnl'li containing In front on Walnut reel fret ana In del tli of that wid'h 19-i feet t-.) Union alley.

improvements consist of a two story br ck Ho el. with Mansard aoof.3llby 40 feet: two story Launched. il4 by 16 feet; shed and other out-biiild: above Is known as the Lafayette Ho No 3 A'l that lot or piece of R'Ound. sitaute in salil city of i.ebinon, on the west side ol -outb 6th street, between Chcstsnt street and allev. bounded on the north by said Walnut Hey, east by saM 6th street, south by street, wes'by lot of J.R.Bo'k- Ii-y, fonlalning ill front on 6th street WSfeet and aloug Chestnut street and Walnut alley leer.

The improvements confiist of five two-story brick houses, each about Si by 24 feet, with two-story addition to each about, 13 by 16 feet, and other out-buildings No. 4. All that cerlalu lot or piece ot ground, In said city of Lebanon, on the southwest coiner of 6th and Locust stree's bounde n.irili bv said Locust street, east by sat 61 street, i-outh by alley, west by of II dy coniairiing In front on sail Locus' street 10 t'fee'. more or lew. and in depth of Ilia' wii'IlieKeBdlngsoulli or Jess, tj Hazel alley.

consist of frame Houses, each about IS by 26 feet with kitchen attached: batcher siiop.lS 26 with kitchens attached: butcher shop and out-bnlldings No. i. All that certain Messuage. Tenement and Lot ol Oromid, situate in said city of Lebi- 11011. liouifled and desjsibed at foilon-sfto wit; H.

ninnini: at, a r-orner of Lot of Mrs. DivH r. Wis-. on North 7-h (No-16) In ihe middle oftli- 1 inint allev between said premises: thence iouth along said 7th street: feel to lot of John Slnm-ir; ihenc- along the same east 46f'-et: thence uorili 3 leet: thence east 35 feet to other of lin U. fieiice along the norlli MS feet lo lot of Mrs F.

Wise: by Hie Mime west 81'ect lo the place of beglcn.n:. I'eing No. 14 N. 7th W- Ihe imiirovnients consist of a Two-Story brick HOUSP. atoitSU by feet.

brick attachments, with otherout buildings. No. 6. All that certain tract or p'ooe ot land. siiuatepirMy in said city of Lebanon ami partly 1 Coi nwaii township, bounded anil described as follows, to wit: lleginniiig at a point in ttie I-of Eighths-resilience along the middle of said street soutn degrees, easl ll.Sp-rch stoa Uience north Si Degrees, east 6 perches to corn' ot lot now or late of estale of John Shiudel.

dece iseil: th-iics liy the s.ime south detirpcs, east ly (lerches, a.id south degrees, i a-t 20 perches and north di'gre-s east 32.7 p. relies: thence by Long Lane south 4 degrees. ast 13 pen-lies to a corner of lot of Kauch; thence along the fi.inie degrees, wesc Is 8 perches to ihe C. K. thenee along degrees west 16.5 perches, north decrees, west 9percUes.

uorth 4 5 prers v. est 16.7 parches, and north 45 degrees. now or late ot the Lebanon Na ional BanTnorth 85 degrees, east to the place of beglnntg. about -61-12 Acres.more»r less. M.

TberelsaStone a a Bd Sk1n tato execution as the of JAMES defendant, ASSIGNEE'S SALE VAI.UABLJE KEAL EBTATE. T)URSTJANT to an order of the Court I of Common Fleas Dt Lebanon County, will Ve sold at Puolie Bale on Saturday, October 1994, At tke Wlllttm Fenn Hotel, (Bollman'B) 7th and Cumberland streets. In ihe CITY O1T LEBi- N'ON. by the undersigned assignee of S. J.

Spangler and wile, the following valuable real scale, viz 1. All that certain lot or piece fcf ground situate dn the uoi thwest corner of Front and i Chilian streets. In dtlm's Addition to the C'liy 01 Lebanon, In Hie County of Lebanon and Stato of I eun-ylvanU, comprising lots JJos. 285 and tronlinc 43feet 8 ii.clu's on Lehman s'reet, and extending in depth 136 feet 6 Inch more or less, along to a fifteen fert wide alley; thence alone said i-lley west, ivardly feet, more or less, to other lot No 2 herein describee; theuce by same southwardly 3u feet 6 inches, more or less, to Lehman street. 49" The improvements are a Two-Story Frame 111 House.

18 by leet, with two- story Annex on East Side, II by 16 feet, with bay window, Urge balcony; K'tchen, 10by feet: walter, kitchen dresser, a hall. 4 i ooms on lir.Nt Boor: a large ball and 5 lOJins sec nd of the house; a large attic with 5 dormer windows; a porch 8'eet wide on Fro taud Lehman ttreet sides of the bui'diug. with roof on front porch This bouse is 0 uble weather- tioaided, having been built by the aviguor.a HistcUw carpenter, for his own private resl- complete in every particular and of the best materfjl. 8 fine sbade trees surround the use, and the street ca-s pass the which adj icent to the City of Lebanon; a stable 24by feet; and addition 12 by20 Carriage Hou-ie, Chicken House. I'ig y.

aud CarpeuterShop. A well of n-ver water at the house. A large cistern aud a hydrant are at the stable. variety of fruit trees, such 9 Peach. Pear, j'luin.

Apricot aud others; abo Grane vines are on the premises. This is a desirable suburban oine, suitable aretlre farmer cr for a busl PS, man. No. t. A lot of ground adjoining lot Ko.

1, ilnve described, fronting lOi feet on Lehman itieet. and extending in depth alone the weit of lot No. feet 6 to sjld 15 feet rr He Read the procession Hey; comprising lots No. 287, 283,289 and 290. of Addition to the City ot Lebanon, if' being bounded oo the north by i alley, along which it extends 100 feet; on the west by Hanover street; aud comprises 4 lots of 25 feet exch.beingva^ant lots, which will be sold iratel- or as a whole to suit purchasers are detirable lots and are daily more valuable, being situated iu a lity which is rat idly being built up.

No. 3. All that certain lot ol ground in corner of 5th avenue and -man ireet.illNuRTH LEBANON TOWNSHIP (closi tba city limits), Lebanon county. Pa ou Welitman ext. n-iiugiu llo.l leot to Birch alley; beingbuuudeu ou the north oy Weldman street; east t)y lot No.

5th avenue, aud south by Birch tsr The improvements are a Story Irani'; House, 18 by .8 feet, with an addition (iwo- siory) 14 by 16 feet; aud scullerv '8 by in feet; new Pig Sty, and neuessrry outbuildings. A large arched l-l rn it on the premises The houses oil Nos. 1 and 4 aro new and well painted and pjpeicd. Ko. 4.

All that certain lot of ground Immedi- itely adjoining lot No. ascribed: lug jf ihe same dimensions, and formerly a part of Hie same lot. The improvements are precisely the same as In lot No. 3. AU examiuaiiouof thesehouses.insideand will tuvlnce any one of thtir merit.

rso 5. All that certain lot of grom.d on the nortteasi cot net- of Weldmau street and 5th avenue, in Slid NORTH LEBANON TOWNSHIP, beginning at said corner, thence northwardly in the east side of said 5th avenue. 140 feet 10 iouth side of Beecn alley; thence eastwardly along he same 47 feet to lot of Oeo. ne hence sou hwardiy along ibe same 140 feet to said tveldnian street; thence westwardly 47 feet to the Degiuuiug. No.

6. Beginning at a point ou north side ot said Weidman street, and lot ot Kline; theuce northwardly along said lot 140 fret to lieecli alley; thence eastwardly along the same 2 4 3 feet Porter alley; thence southwardly along Porter alley H'J feet to thence along north side of said Weidma.n street, westwai dly 219.6 leet to pUo of beginning. Nn. 7 Beginning a'a point on south side of Weldman street and lot ot Adam Wertz; theuce southwardly along the same feel, tmoie or les-o tothe nonhsije of Blrcn alley; thence eastwardly along the same 253 feet to w.st of said Porter alley; theuce north- wardiy along the same 1C4.1 feet to a roint south sidf ol eidman street we'Hwardly along ihs same 247.6 feet to the place ef beginning. These lots, comprising Nos.

5.6 ana arc vacant and will be fold as a while or In parts or lots to suit purchasers, i hey are the mo ele- and eligible sites of the Gloninger farm of Hhlch ih'jy a part. No 8. All that cei't'ln undivided one-lhird part of alotnf g.aundsltuaf on the east side of Hoffman street. In said NOtiTH LEBANON TOWNSHIP, beginning at a point in east side of said Hoffman street and corucr A lot of win. Eepley: along the same northwardly 2o feet to a post; thence by lot of Hreiier, eastwardly or less, a p'St OH Priscllla alley; thence, same southwardly 25 feet a post: theuce along ltd Kepley's lot westwardly 75 feet to nfcce of beginning, being part of Henry T.

Hoffman's addition Lebanon. IV The improvements are a Two-Ftory Frame House. 16 by 24 feet; two-story addition, 12 by 14 feet, with weaver shop 12 by 14 feet; pumps and of never water on the premises. Allklods fru are ou the premises. Hf Any person shlng to view any ot the ibove preroi-es will call on S.

J. ler, residing onditious will be'made known by JOHN S. KREIDKR, Assignee of S. J. B.

SFAKQLEB aud win. September 12,1894. ASSIGNEE'S BALE VALUABLE REAL EBTATE. DURSUBNT to an order of the Conrt of Common Fleas ol Lebanon county, will sold of Public Sale, on Saturday, October tO. 189j At the Wm.

Penn hotel, (Bollman'n,) "th and Stimbbrtand streets, In the City of Lebanon, by the undersigned Assignee of AAKOM 8. SI-ANGLER and WIFE, the following Valuable Real K-tate, viz: No. 1. All that certain LOT OF GROUND, in NORTH LEBANON TOWNSHIP, Lebanon county. beginning at a st on Mirth side Cumbeiland street, at lot of Geo.

Spangler: thence by same lot north 175 feet to spring alley: theuce along the south side of illev 20 feet 9 inches west to a post hence bv lot of Albert M. Spanglersoutb 6 de- 175 feet to Cumberland street; theuce iioug The same oorth 81 degrees, east 23 feet to plice of beginning. The improvements are a two- stoiy Frame House, 17 feet by 28 feet. WITH THE LARGEST AND FINEST EXHIBIT OF Fine Fail Clothing For Men and Boys to be found in this city. Our supremacy is disputed by none who have seen our Grand Fall Stock.

Suits for every calling and vocation in life. The mechanic, the businessman, the professional gentleman and the man of extreme taste can all be fitted and pleased here. The largest and finest collection of styles and fabrics in town. Prices are unapproachable. Boys' Fall Clothing Mothers who in seasons past have bought Manns' Boys' Clothing in preference to any other, will have more reasons than ever to do so this Fall.

Where- ever we could make improvements we have made them. The result is as perfectly made garments as the exercise of the best skill can make them. The assortment, too, is something unparalleled. We believe we haven't missed getting a single style that's worth HI having. But come and see for yourself Isaac Jon, LEBANON'S LEADING CLOTHIERS, 834 Cumberland LITERiEY NOTES.

"Scribner'a Magazine" for September has a notable list of contributors, including F. Marion Crawford, Thomas Nelson Page, Carl Lnmholtz, Octavo Tbanet, Mrs. James T. Fields and Harriet Prcs- cott Spofford. Marion Crawford writes of Bar Harbor from the point; of view ot one who has aeen most of the Bummer resorts of the world, and has spent considerable time at Bar Harbor viewing it as an outsider.

With his power of description and big- abundant experience he writes with a vivacity and freshness that is unusual in articles of this kind. Ho has caught the very spirit of the place picturesquely, and suggests its quaint features socially with a very amusing account of the present Bar Harbor from the old fishing village. C. S. Keioharr, who has made many sketching tours in that region, furnishes the illustrations.

This group of articles will be concluded in the October number with an article oti Lenox by George A. Hibbard, author of "The Governor." "A prominent featareof the September "Century" is a continuation of the unpublished correspondence ol Edgar Allan Poe, edited by George K. Woodbury, and aling this month particularly with the 1'hilaae-lphia period of Foe's life. This series contains three portraits of the 10- mancer, and four striking drawings by Sterner, typifying well-known stories and poems. The present instalment contains a portrait irom a daguerreotype owned by Mr.

Thomas J. McKee, which, however it may challenge criticism as a likeness, is nevertheless well authenticated. There is also a portrait of N. P. WilJis, and the writers besides Poe himself are Washington Irving, Charles Dickens, Willis, and others.

Mrs. M. O. W. Oliphant, whose biographical work is not less attractive than her novels, contributes a paper on "Addison, the Humorist." A striking portrait of Addison, and one of the Earl of Godolphin, accompany the paper.

There is also the first of two papers of "Recollections of Aubrey l)r- Vere," the English, or rather tho Irish, poet; the present paper being devoted to his childhood and boyhood, and the siw- ond to his youth. A pjrtrait of Mr. J)e- Vere will appear in the second part. BASE BALL. NATIONAL LEAGDE GAMES.

St. Louis 0 0 Boston 2 At- Louisville: Louisville 020000 103131 At Cincinnati: 2000000 Philadelphia. 1020002 AtPlttsbnrg: Pittsbnrg 1401 Baltimore 4330 At game: 1011400 Krooklyn 0000300 R. II. 7 0-4 10 9 1-44 3-10 15 2 8 13 3 2-15 13 2 IS moing on tract No.

1, or on the asMgn Sale to be held at 1 o'clock, p. when will be'made known by wit Frame feet tfet and Scullery, feet by 12 16 tf WEIDMAH, Attorney. BberUTs Office, Lekaaw, AagoitK Front I'orch to the building; a small Carpenter shop on the rear end of the 'ot. kinds of Fruit Trees. In eood bearing such as Cherry, Quince and Peach Trrt-s: o.

Grape Vines. A well of never- la'ltns, wator on the premises. House papered, au'l wttn all the latent improvements. Bailt ex- prfssly for private residence of Assignor. Kitchen dresser and dumb waiter in the building No.

2. All the undivided one-third Interest or parr, ot a Lot of Ground, situate ou the east o' Hoffman street. In North Lebanon town- at a point on east aide of said trctt coiner ot lot of William Kepley; i hence narthwardly 25 feet to a post; thence by lot of As.ion Kreider eastwardly 175 feet, more or a post on Priiicilla alley tbence along the same southwardly 25 feet to a poac; thence along Kepley's Jot wesfwardly 175 to of beginning. A part of "Henry T. Hoffman's Addition 10 Lebanon." M- The Improvements an a Two- story Frame House, 16 feet by4 feet with 12 feet by 14 Weaver Shop, 12 feet by 14 leet: Ipump aad never-failing water on the piem sns.

All kinds of Fruit Treesara oath' 1 premises. Persons wishing to Tiew any the tbove premises wlllplease call on Aaron B. Smaller on Tract No. or on tht Assignee. Sale to commence at o'clock, p.

conditions will ba made known by JOHN 3. KBEIDEK, Assignee B. SFASSUB ud Lc.cktvoo«l Sept. 111. Congressman D.

N. Lookwoofl said that ill the sonso of seeking a nomination he not a canili- dnte for governor on tlio Doiuocrat ic ticket. He will uinko no iight and is not ileciiicd whether he would take the nomination if it were tendered to him. Mansnr'A Olflce. WASHINGTON, Sept president has appointed Chnrles H.

Mansur of ilia- souri assistant comptroller ot the treasury. Air. Jlansur has held the place of Kcond comptroller of tho treasury, which office was abolished by the Duckery commission. Was XImil of Llvinff. OTTEGO, Sept.

a farmer about 40 years of age, residing in the town of Berkshire, in thu iiorlhorn part of Tiogn county, shot himself in tiiu head with a rifle. He said ho was tired of living. Fatal Fall. PAWTUCKET, R. Sept.

L. W. Clapp, one of Rhode Inland's leading physicians, was instantly killed, llu fell from a -0 foot embankment, crushing his skull on tho pavement. IJquor Dealers' Convention. NIAGARA FALLS, Sept.

tiOO delegates are here to attend tho convention of the Xew York State Wine and Liquor Dealers' assuciation. A Pardon Refnsed. ALBAXT, Sept. Flower refused to act mi tho application for pardon for Mrs. (Jh'ijra Ciynarolo until ho communicates the recorder and tho district attorney of Now York.

0 2- 7 15 0 Cleveland 0 1 0 0 0 II 0 o-1 1 Heading 10003 At First game: Chicago 0 (l 0001 New 000001 Second p.ame: Chicago NewVoik 4 2 0 2 3 0 2 1 6 11 0 i 11 STANDING OF THE GLUM. NATIONAL LBASUS. PC. I PC. Baltimore.

37 .692 I PlttSburg. ..59 62 .488 42 Boston 77 -II 1'hlladel'a. fti 60 -ISO 56 .545 Chicago 53 70 70 .421 St.Lonis....50 73 .407 Washlne'on43 SO .350 IS .517 Louisville. .34 87 .281 FIGHTING FOR LIFE. A SUFFERING WOMAN TESTIFIES.

Hon. HugU Gonch Sent Over. LONDON, Sept. Hon. Hugh Gough.

cldcat son of Viscount Gough, has been appointed secretary to tho British embassy at Washington. Mrs. Henrietta Jersey, writes: "For a long time I suffered from a disordered stomach. My appetite was iT'ine and what little I ate distressed me terribly. My health failed rapidly.

1 became very weak and feared I should never bo well. After reading to was encouraged to try Mnnyon's Dyspepsia Cure. Its nction was so prompt that I soon felt like a new woman, and am now completely MUNYON'S STOMACH AND DYSPEPSIA CURE cures all forma of indi- gostiou aud stomach troubles, such as constipation, rising of food, distress after eating, bloating of the stomach, palpitation of the heart, shortness of breath and all affections of the heart caused by indegestion. It soothes, heals and invigorates stomachs that have been weakened by over-eating, or where the lining of the stomach has been impaired by physio and injurious medicines. Price 25 CODtS.

Munyou's LTomojopathic Home Remedy Company, of Philadelphia, put up specifics for nearly every disease, which are sold by all at 25 cts. a bottle. Go to John H. Shugar's for oysters. Families supplied.

They arrive daily. LATEST STYLES and LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY! FRANTZ CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS. They Are Toting Vor Oiimlltlara For Gor- eruor ToiLij. HARTFORD, Sept. Republican state convention, iiiiinlii'rini; dole-pates, reassembled tbU morning at Foot Ihinrd halt riiin- onds, as temporary chairman, called tho convention to order.

Mr. Simonds, in his address of woleomo, told tho convention last that tbo Democratic party bad luvn warning them, that tlio contt'st in which tliry wore about to cnyago would not bo a walknvor. llo quite agreed with that si'iitiimmt. Tbo Republican party would not yet in at that paco. It would capture Connecticut on tho run.

lie arraigned tho Democratic administration of rover Cleveland, especially bis policy with retrnnl to Hawaii and tbo imposition of tho income-tax. With regard to state issues ho said: "I do not discussstatoissues. I cannok Thcro is none. Governor Morris and his colleafrues aro the muro llotsn.ru of tho great tidal wavo of mendacity that swept tuo country two years ago, and they will go out with Its ebb." After solccting committees on credentials, permanent organization and resolutions tho convention last niirht adjourned to meet again at: ID this morning. It.

is tho very general impression among tho delegates that tho fxuliornatorial nomination is between ex Senator O. Vincent Coilin of Middle-town, (ivnoral Samuel K. Murwin of Xew Ifavt'n ant! lion. John Addisnn Porter of 1'oml'ret. Coffin is looked upon as thu str-ongcst candidate, whllo (lenoral Merwin seems to bo gaining ground.

OKilS AUD PRODUCE. Lateit Quotations for Flour, Wheat, Bntter, Eggs Etc. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19,1894. and weak.

and steady; No. 2 red 56(3; No. 2 Penn'a red 57c. and unchanged; No. 2 for ocal trade, G2aC3c.

No. S.Penn'a. and steady; No. 2 white, 37e; No. 3 white SSJa; No.

2 mixed, c. winter in bulk and spring in sacks, $15.. 25. BALED RYE BALED and weak; timothy, small bales, $10al3: fancy large bales, mixed, $10all. and in fair demand; Pa.

creamery, extra, 23c; Pa. prints, extra, wholesale, 23s; do. jobbing at 26a29c. and fl-m; Pa. firsts ISo.

steady. choice stock steady; supply mostly inferior; priceslrange from 5Ua73 per bushel and 15a50c. per basket, as to quality. LIVE and in fair demand fowls and spring chickens, llalHc. DRESSED and weak; fowls, 12Jal2; spring chickens, nearby IGalSc, do western lOalo.

prime city, 4Ja4Jc; country, 4Ja4Jc. ITOCZ ADD OKAIS MAEKJST. EtporUd Daily by J. W. Stagor, Ti3 Cam- berland Street.

LBBAMOH, September 1894. Open'g. Ulos'K. A.C. Uchison Jan.

Southern Jhlcago J.SH Srie "ersey Central Shore Louis. Nash lo. Pacific Northwestern l.Y. Central J. C.

(New Stock) NewKnglanc lo.Pac lo. Pac. Pfd Nortb American Richmond Term Rock Isianc Reading t. Paul ugar Iron Western Union rnaha Manhattan C.F Bdlson MUNSON'S RHEDMATISI REMEDY So.67. cures Rheumatism, Itheumatlc rains, Sciatica, Pains the Muscles, Aching Pains.

A rrompt and sure remedy. The genuine MUNSON size 2o cents, large bottles 5U cents. Hold on ly at Ueorge and Roger's Drug Stores. jEWiS'SS 58 LU WTOISSD iOT mAito. t-nllko other Lye, i a nan powdiir Mid In caa with lli always ready for win the rerfnnial Hard Soap ln2pmlnutM wltbont hoUlnK.

bm JUST THINK A MOMENT! $100 Worth of Atlases Condensed in Map Form FOR 25 CENTS! NO COUPONS NECESSARY. YOU WANT ONE. EVERYBODY WANTS ONE. Bicycle, Driving and Koad Guide Map ol gonth-Eastern Pennsylvania. Slz 21130 Inches, on linen paper.

Shows from to Tren- ton, N. and buubury, to Dela- ware City, Del. Sent by Mail for the SMALL SUM OF 25 CIS. E. W.

SMITH CO. i 18 S. SIXTH PHILADELPHIA PALE -OF- TWO CAR LOADS OF Will be aold at Public Sale, on Friday, Sept. 21, 1894, the stabies of till UNION HOUSE John R. Forney, Proprietor, Corner cf Ninth and C'lK-stnut streets, in the City of Lebanon, One car Load of £x- traHeavyCOWSaml One Car LcaaoIGood bTEKKS and STu BULLS.

This Is the finest stock of cattle ever brought to this city and can be aeen a day or two before sale at the above 31 abirs. credit of 60 days will be Riven. Hale to commence at 1 o'clock, p. when conditions will be m'ide known by DANIKL POITEIGKB. EH ST.

Auctioneer SI 101 101 101 16 1'JW xrtton ecember. Open'? Blftb't Low't 6.I1S MX S4W MUNYON'S RHEUMATISM CURE. P. T. Leonard, of 1211 Atlantic Ave, AtlantU City, X.

says: "For ten years I suffered iri'losoribableaiconyfrom Rheumatism. During tlie lust IS months I became a helrjlosi criM'k', my joints being so stiff and tendei tiuit I c-jii not endure the least motion ol and could scarcely bear the weighl of iny I procured Mnnyon's Rheumatism Curo ami began taking It. The flrsl dudes K.IVO almost entire relief from the pain, and tfter using tho contents ol two bot- I urn entirely cured and can walk as well a- Mn'iyon'fi Rheumatism Cure never fails tc hoars and to euro in a leu Jluaron's Homcoooft.thie Home Bemads p'lt spoeitlod for nearly even which aro sobl by all druggists, ta fur ij oont-i a bottlo. no-rare of imitations. See that the name Uuayon ia applied with tha letter ctober.

oru WX 54M ats ai's ork aril 87 887 S2 inuary ork 14 li M.12 1:1. SU ard ish. Wheat Corn Oats fork Lard TOT1AT. Car Wheat 169; vjorn, iio; Oats. 147 HOKS, 22,000 Car Wheat, 135; Oorn, 370; Oats, ISO Hogs, 21.000 WEEKLY GHAUT MAEKET.

following are the paying prices of grain. Corrected weekly by A.Strickler's Sons, Lebanon, Loneb-srry red ITultz wheat Whitewheat Bye Corn Oats SALE -OF Valnablejeal Estate Will be sold at Public Sale on Saturday, October 6, 1894, At t'n 1 William Fenn Hotel (Bdllman'B) In the city of Lebanon, the following valuable Real Estate, viz: Two houses by 30 feet corner of Chestnut street and (jnince alley, between Fifth and Mfxcli streets, i.ebauon. the lot running back to an alley. The hulblincs have kltetien attached to I bactc. There is a stable on rear of by 32 feat.

Tills is a KOUII location for a Livery or the stable won lit be a good building for manufacturing purposes. Sale to commence at 7 o'clock p. conditions will bo mailn known by td MIES. GKO. A.

11OXEB. )UBLIC SALE -OP- Frame BuildiDgs, Will be sold at Public Sale, on THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1894, On the premises. No. 525 Lehman one- and-a half story Frame House, 20 by" 24 with porch 7 bv 21 feet, and out- (I kitclien.13 by IS feet.including hydrant.

fences, pavement and curb, vines and trees. The purchaser or purchasers of these buildings will have to remove them within a time speclfled In the agreement, as the ground will be needed for opening New street. Sain to commence at 1 o'clock p. m. when conditions will be made known by LKVI SHOLLY.

rhm. City Property Committee. NOW IS THE TIME 45 fO E5 Get 025 The oyster season is now open, them at John H. Shngar's, 623 and Cumberland street, wholesale and retail. Families supplied.

septa 2w Have Your Watch Repaired WM. A. WEW, THE ONLY GRADUATE WATCHMAKER, JEWELER ENGRAVER ft OPTICIAN IN THE CITY, has opened a Repair Shop at No. 30 North Eighth Street, Next Doer to Carman's 019 Store. lavlngalltbe tools of Modern Horology at my command 1 am prepared to do any auu all kinds of hoe and complicated Watch Repair- g.

Jewelry Repairing and Clockwork Kn- aving in all Irs branches 1 will repair Watches at the following prices and guarantee them to give entire satisfaction or money reunited: Cleaning. 75 and guarantee the watch to give satisfaction for one year. If properly taken care or. Main Springs, 75 cents, ana puarantufd not to break inside of one year. Balance Hole Jewels replaced for 75 cents.

Cap Jewels, 50 cents. Roller Jewels 50 cents. Pivots inserted for 75 cents. Nickel Alarm Clocks cleaned lor 25 cents. Other worn done in the same proportion.

Spectacles, hard soldered with gold, for 20 cents: with silver, 10 cents. Don't forget the Number, 30 Kortb Street, Lebanon, Pa. I WE yiKKf FINK tLJHE AND, WOTTI.D LIKE TO CHANGE THE A LETTER FROM J. S. SMITH For taring Cramp, Diarrhnpn and Pain in Hie Bowels, I have never had any- equal BUOEB'S DIAltlEHUJA CBOLKRA MIXTURE.

I have kept It In the for 3 years and would not do without it. 3. S. SMITH, 113 South Eighth Street, Xebanon, Fa. THE ABOVE REMEDY IS SOLD AT 2Sc A BOTTLE AT BOGER'S DRUG STORE 47 S.

8th 00 YOU WANT Trunk or Satchel OFFEE TBKM AT COST TO TOU FOR TWO WEEKS. you CERTHincy DEED SHOES THIS IS TBE SEASON FOB BARGAINS AIX THROUGH OCR STOCK. GIVE US A CAIX AS OCR STOCK MUST BE REDUCED TO HAKE I KOOM FOR FALL GOODS. (Ililler's Shoe Store, Eagle Hotel Building, 846 CUMBERLAND Full Line of Fall and Winter Suitings Open for Inspection at C. E.

RAUCH'S Cor. Tenth and Cumberland.