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Are recognized for their exclusiveness of design and material, and also for style as well as easy comfort. Any person intending to dress well can select, a MANHATTAN SHIRT in the dark and not go wrong. JOLB OUT Erb Craumer, COR. EIGHTH and CUMBERLAND STREETS. JQailti VCHROPP.

LIGHT A Pnbltlheri ana Proprietors. FBIDAY. APBIL 21, K99. EVENTS TONIGHT. of America Tribe No.

t78, O. R. M. unlMd Lodge No. 121 LO O.F.

Sons of 8, Patriotic Order of True Americans. Bdtnr's Lodge No. 88, A. O. O.

W. St. Lake's Lake's Vested Chair. tf olden Eagle Valley Veteran tiastle NoTiSr, K. a.

E. Valley Lodge No. 118, K. of P. BODS of America Shepherd Home Communion, No.

24. C. No. 70, P. 0.8.

of A. C. No. 58, P. O.

8. of A. Oolebrook Hall-Colebrook Castle No. 11, A. O.K.

of M.C. Armory I. Eleventh Eeclnient, N. O.P. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Civil Court Proclamation. fehcrirrs Sale. Doan't Kidney Troubles. Krause Local Manager Wanted. Aged Woman.

Isaac A. E. News. Bon Isaac Mann Clothing. C.

K.Light 8 Erb The Little Minister. Girl Wanted. For M. Strack. Republican Primaries.

Wig Club. Btambaugh Haak. a I'dlaoc Hotel. Money to Loan. Von Ton 2 G.

Harpcl. 2 COONTY Of the Christian Endeavor Union Will be Held Here In May. The committee which baa charge of tbe arrangements for tbe annual County Christian Endeavor convention, which will be beid in 8t. Mark's Reformed cbnrcb, Friday and Saturday. May 12 and 13, baa Dearly completed tbe program far that occasion.

The program will consist of special mnsical numbers and interesting addresses. At Friday evening's session tbe principal address will be delivered by Bev. Clarence Eberman, president of the state Christian Endeavor union. "Tbe Regnant Life" is the theme to be discussed Saturday morning. Amorg the other important subjects to be discussed will be the "Christian Endeavor Society as a Training School" and "Christian Endeavor in Civil and Social Life." Tbe entertainment committee has made arrangements for entertaining delegates from different parts of tbe county, who will be guests of members of the local societies.

JOHN H. OBERLY IS DEAD. Waa the Great Grandson of the Founder of Sohsefferstown. John H. Oberly, editor of the "People and Patriot," died at his home in Con card, N.

aged 63 years. He wae bore in Ohio, was civil service commieeionei and Indian cDmmieeioner under Preei dent Cleveland and wee once editor of tbe "Washington Times." Deceased wee a great-grandson cf Alexander Schaeflers, the founder of Schaef- feretown, this county. His father was bora in Scbaefferetown, iron; whence he went to Cincinnati, Oaio, where John H. Oberly was born in 1836. Subsequently the family settled at Wooster, Oaio, where young Oberly learned the printing business.

Two or three years before the war be went to Memphis, from which city he was driven in May, 1861, because cf his adhesion to the Union. He went to Ohio, where he married in 1863 and tben went to Illinois. Liter he located in Concord. He was at one time secretary of the Mississippi river commission and was president ot tbe International typographical onion. Overtreod His KHflit Foot.

James Leahy, sin of John P. Leahy, engineer, residing on North Twelfth street, while walking along Eighth street near Cumberland, this afternoon over- tread bis right foot He was conveyed to hie home in Aldermin-elect M. Soyder's tparu, wbicb was standing in fmnt of Gillagoer's cigar store at the Visue. Will Join Chicago Hand. George Fessler, formerly of this city, now residing in Beading, a member of the First brigade band, tbat place, who last year played with Brooks' military band, has siened a contract with tbe game band for this season as saxapbone loloiet They will fill engagements in New Orleans, Dallas, Texas, Philadelphia, Pittsbarg, Minneapolis and Chicago Received the Contract.

John Hartlieb has been awarded the contract (or the masonry of the Lutheran memorial cbapel, no Eighth street, by Contractor Zieeler. The contract will xceed $12,000 and wM necessitate the employment of a larje force of men. Finished Ills Job Today. Grant W. Mays, of South Smth.

street, electrician, his foreman, Robert Smith, -and Joseph Katzenberg today and finished a large in Hol- The AVoatlior and tne Almanac. There IB a decided fall in temperature today from the Ohio valley over the gulf states, and high northeasterly winds will prevail on the middle and west gulf coast. The display of wind signals on the great lakes will not be resumed until the breaking up of ice opens navigation. This may not occur before April 25. Forecast for this section until 8 p.

m. today: Fair and warciP. fresh east winds. Probably fair jiorrow. sunset, length of moon rises, p.

sets, 2:44 a. m. PERSONAL MENTION. N. Appell, wife and eon, of Hirrif- burg, were registered at the Valley house Thursday evening, Mr.

Appell is one of the lessees of Fisher academy ol music. Arthur Bradley and wiie, of New York, are registered at the Eagle hotel. Miss Nora Capp, of Jonestown, was a visitor in this city today. rjobn L. Sherk, cf Maple street, was a passenger to Allentown today.

'Harry Shenk and Bay both of Annville. have returned from Sparrows Point, where they were employed. Mrs. Christian Unber, of Cornwall, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Kranse, on Chestnut street, Thursday. Joseph Samuels, of Newark, N. was registered at the Valley house today. New Mystic Chain Members. Fonr applicants were initiated in tbe eeqiire degree and two in the round table degree Thursday evening at a meeting of Lebanon Valley castle No.

6, A. 0. K. of M. 0.

Sir Knights Mason Mieh and John H. Scheetz made fitting addresses after the initiations. Republican City Primaries Tomorrow evening the Republicans at primaries in tbe Third, Fourth and Fifth wards will (elect nominees for select councilman. Tbe Republican city committee met Thursday evening in the court house anl fixed the date. Spoke at the Business College.

Hon. C. B. this morning at tbe Lebanon business college delivered a lecture on "Life's pathway, its companionship, obstacles found and accomplishments." Many visitors shared the treat with the students. Railway Employees' New Caps.

W. T. Frantz Brother, hatters and gents furnishers, today received the new caps for tbe motormen and conductors ol tbe consolidated electric railway companies. Tbe cap is of blue cloth trimmed two circles cf gold braid. Called to Damhters Bedside.

Mrs. H. P. TCeitzel, of 1110 Lehman street, Thursday evening went to Potte- ville in response to a lelegram.infcrmirjg her of tbe illness of her daughter, Mrs. Newton Wonders, at tbat place.

Placing Twenty Water Meters. Water Superintendent Edwin H. Shroff is engaged in placing 20 water meters by direction oi tbe department Already more than half tbe number bare been placed. Shifting Engine Derailed, While shifting on the Valley railroad at Front street engine 27 mounted the rail and for some time interfered with traffic. Engine 161 was nsed to pull the derailed engine back on the rails.

Veteran Deceives an Increase. Elias Hantz, of 423 North Sixth street, has bad bis pension increased from $12 to a month by tbe 'pension commissioner. AMUSEMENTS. Miles Ideal Stock 21-22 The April 26 Tbe Little Minuter April 28 MILKS IDEAL STOCK COMPANY. John E.

Miles and his company con- tinned their successes of the week in repertoire at popular prices Tnnrsday evening, in Fisher academy cf music, bv presenting tbe strong four act melodramatic success, "Tbe Conditional Pardon." The audience though small was appreciative and throughout the company was vigorously applauded Little Flo Perry, the vivacious song and dance artist, pleased the audience with her charming songs and graceful dancing She has a remarkably sweet voice which at once captures the audience. Several encores were responded to. The otbei specialties continue features of the performance. This evening's bill is "Crimes of Paris." THE LITTLE MINISTER. The of ''The Little in Caddam Wood.

There the little minister meets Bibbie, the gypsy eirl. She induces him to blow the born and route tbe town. When the redcoats come she has hooded and cloaked herself, and, by his silent permission, introduces herself as tbe minister's wife. After numerous perplexing situations Babbie insists tbat the minister be kept to his acknowledgment of the night in Caddam Wood. In the last act he does, and to the surprise of all, claims Lady Babbie as bis own.

This charming comedy will be presented at the academy Friday, April 28, by Charles Frqbman't company. Tbe cast and production it ie promised will be complete in all details and a splendid performance is promised. The sale of seats commences on Monday. THE GEIEHA. A story of a prettiest of comic opera productions of late years is undoubtedly that of "The Angnstin Daly! who produced it in this countrv.

had the unanimous approval cf all London where it wae played for over two years. The American theatrical public were not slow to recognize its merit, and a ran of neariv 300 nights at Daly's theater, in New York, was tbe result. Tno local management cf tbe anademv takes ereat pleasure in announcing that the "Geisha" will appear in this citvion Wednesday evening, April 20, in every way; an inaugurated orcbee- tra and the brightest and prettiest young ladies on the American stage. DRESS GOODS. A correct Dress Goods of newest weaves, most stylish effects, in blacks and colors.

Choice ideas that ftuhion has placed her seal upon, fabrics from leading mak- cn, exclusive styles, those that will accentuate your belief in this store's efficiency. Pretty and rich styles in blacks and swell effects for Spring of '99, and priced in a way that will receive your prompt approval. MEN'S FURNISHINGS. This Men's Furnishing Store gains new friends friends. Yes, the men who are most particular about the style of their outflttings are the ones we aim to please.

Come today, Mr. Critical; see what jaunty, dressy neckwear we have gathered for you. The savings will surprise or we miss our guess. 816 to 822 Cumberland St Lebanon, Penn'a. CONTEST FOR LADY EMPLOYEE.

This IB Last Day for Voting Coupons from Saturday's All persons interested in tbe voting contest shonld bear in mind that this ie the last day for voting last Saturday's CODOBB. On Saturday tbe first lirt of ladiee receiving 100 votee and over will be published and a strong effort should be made to make as ood a showing as possible the beginning. Everybody havine a NEWS coupon can vote it for any lady employee. All are on an equal footing and the contest IB open to all ladies employed in stores, offices or mannkct )riea. See the handsome presents displayed in the window of J.

C. Schmidi's jswelry store. Either one of them is worth contending for. In this contest persons are privileged to vote early and vote ofter; tbe only conditions are that NEWS coupons must be voted and none over five days old. i E.

3s sis! 00 9 t5l mf Si NOdnoo Nothing bat the beet in Clothing kept at 0. K. LIGHT CO. A GRANT DAY SOUVENIR. Important Incidents- of tbe Great Soldier's Lire Made Known for the First Time.

Grant Day will be observed all over the United States on April 27. Fbiladel phiawill particularly commemorate it ov tbe dedication of a magnificent monument on tbe river drive in Fairmonnt Park. President McKinley will be on band and the Raleigh from Dawey'e fleet will join in the festivities. "1'he Philadelphia Frees," in observ atice of tbe occasion, will issue next Sun da; (April 23) a magnifinent eonvenir of Grant Day. It will contain as a frontis piece a reproduction in colors of a splendid painting of the new monument.

It will aleo have many features, throwing side lights upon the great general, which have never before been published and will be exclusively published in next Sunday's "Press." Arm-i: is "The Story of Appomattoxiiu.u the Confederate Point of View," written by Colonel Charles Marshall, who is the only living officer on the Confederate side who witnessed tbe greatest day in Grant's career. Prominent men of the nation have written for next Sunday's "Press" thar estimate of Grant. These features, along with many others of general interest, will make this souvenir edition of 'The Sunday Press" the most notable of tbe rear. Be sure and order next Sunday's "Press" in advance, as the demand will be great and you may not ke able to secure it. STOCK AND GRAIN MARKETS IteporteaDally Of J.

W. Stager, Boom No. 0. JTnttlwt Bid. 8tti and Cumberland street.

LIBiNON. April 21,1899. Open'g doe's Atchlaon. nt, Top. A a.

Jf. Pin Am steel imencsn To. Co unerlcui Gotten OIL Brooklyn Kapld an. Moctheru Con Gas BUT. i Qui C.

C. iSt.L 18 165 Chi. Ma 4 St. Until.I.A Pac Western Chic, and N. uel.

Hud Kedral Steel jeu.Klec.oo 128 iUulimtun iso. Kaniw Mo. Pwlflc Met. Inc New Jenej Oen York "nr N.Y. en 40k -A I39)i Sortnem Pin 8k Pinl 4 Padflo Mall 6DH FMH.

A KeadPfA steel Sjatbern itellinT Tenn. Goal A Iron Onion Pae. Union Pacific Knbbcr 5--J-, U. 8. Leatber Fid Wabuh Prel Wwwm Union 'J3 Open High Low Cloee corn Oafa fork Laid July.

Wheat Oats Pork Mar Cotton Aug Cotton 9 id 5 27 9 32 9 22 9 17 X5 2454 932 IS 1 940 Opening Closing 5 75 5 75 5 84 ---Sept. Gotten. 5 89 587 DIED. this city, Thursday morning, Eliza, widow of the late Charles Goodman. Funeral at her late residence, 442 N.

9th. Monday at 1.30 o'clock. Services in St. Mark's reformed church. Interment Sit.

Lebanon cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice, this city, on the 20th inst, John Gustave. son of Gustave and Amelia Schneider, aged years. Funeral will be held Saturday morning at 7:30 o'clock at the house. 217 North Twelfth street.

Services in St. Mary's Catholic church at o'clock. Interment at St. Mary's cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend without furthur notice.

the 19th at Fjrie, Mrs- Flannigan, widow of the late Timothy Flanni- pan. Funeral from St. Siary church Saturday mom- icp at 9:30 o'clock. Interment at St. Mary's cemetery.

Relatives and friends invited to attend without further notice. West Lebanon, on the 20jh Harry son of Frank B. and Emma Ely. Funeral at the house on Monday.at 1.30 o'clock. Services in SL Paul's U.

B. Interment at Mt. Lebanon cemetery. Relatives and friends invited to attend without further notice. MAY CIVIL COURT PBOCLAMA- TIO5T.

HEREAS, THE HON. A. W. EHRGOOD, President Judce of the Several Courts of Common Pleas of the county of Lebanon and Judge of the Courts of Oyer and Tenniner and General Jail Delivery, for the trial of capital and all other offences of said county, the Judge of the General Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace and General Jail Delivery, in the county of Lebanon, through his precepts to me directed the 17th day of May. A.

1S99. to hold a Court of Common Pleas of the county of Lebanon, on the Third Monday of May, 1899, which will be the loth of said month, to continue ONE WEEK. Given under my hand, in the County of Lebanon, the 17th day of April, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-nine. JOHN B. OBERHOLTZER, Sheriff.

Sheriffs Office, Lebanon, April 19. Ice Chests Refrigerators The largest stock ever shown in Lebanon. Twenty-five styles and varieties to select from. Chests from $5 up; uprights from 97 up. Our cleanable Refrigerators are the latest and beet.

A LARGE LINE OF WATER COOLERS and COOLER STANDS ON EXHIBITION. InlceCreamFreezers we have the following: White Mountain, Peerless, Gem and Arctic. A full line of each, from $1.25 up. With every Peerless Freezer sold an Improved Ice Chipper is given FREE. Geo.

Krause Lebanon, Pa. LEBANON DENTAL PARLORS, 847 CiMberlaid Street, Opposite Eagle Hotel, DR. KOONTZ. Save Your Teeth ud they will save your health and beauty. Call at oar Dental Parlors and have yovr teeth examined FREE of charge.

Bead this twice at think about vonr tfeth and health. WE EMPLOY SKILLED WORKMEN in every department cud onr full sets of teeth look like natural ores acd cannot be surpassed for beauty and durability. S5 BEST SET OF TEETH 1.25. ip-GOLD FILLINGS-SI 25 SILVER FILLINGS 50o We will extract tl at tooth that keeps yen awake at eight without pain or pay. CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK IS OUR SPECIALTY.

People's telephone No. 148. Open fron 8 a. m. to 9 p.

ty. 15 I AMUSEMENTS AGAOIXT OF M081C. NEELKT. LMMM. Week Commencing April 17.

The forerunner Engagement of tbe Fsvotites mfrLeaders of Popular Mihsf Meal laclmMac the-Temmt Romaattc Actor. JOHN IE. In the greatest Repertoire of Melodramatic and Comedy Dramas ever presented COUMCU- tirelT. A bost of up-to-date specialties in contdnuonf performance DT artists ot exceptional merit. Endorsed bp tbe entire press.

Applanded and patroniied by an apprci- auvepnblic. i Friday EvenliQ, CRIMES OF PARIS Night 10, 20 and 30 CU. Matlaee: 10 to juy aeat SHERIFF'S SALES. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26th. The Breateft of All Cwtlc Opera NeW York faf London The Theatrical 'Evert of the Season HEA.R The Toy Duet A Jewel of Asia The Amorous Gold Fish.

The Monkey on Interfering Parrot. 8EIf The Geisha Girls. (The BlossomTFete The Fortune Tellers. The House of Ten Thousand Joys. Castly Dream of Scealc Art.

Gowaiag. PRICES: $1.00, 75e, 50e; Gallery, 25e. FRIDAY EVE'G, APRIL 28. Mr. Cbarles Frohman Presents toe Success of the Century, THE UHLE MINISTER! By J.

W. Founded on tbe Novel of the sane name. PRESENTED FOR 300 NIGHTS IN NEW'YGJRK. PRICES, $1.00 75e, 50e; GaHery, 25c Setts on sale Monday, April 24. SAT.E "Twenty Snares of Lebanon National Bank Stock.

Will be sold at Public on Saturday, April At the American House, (Cyras Klelfcr, City of Lebanon, Fa. Sale to Commence at 2 o'clock, p. when conditions will be made known by WM. BEHNY, AucBoneer. i ZUG'S PUBLIC SALE 1 Ol 150 Head of HOGS! sold at public sale on, Tiesday, May 2, 1899, At the Wm.

Penn Hotel-' Sales Stables, Wm. H. Bollman, proprietor, Lebanon, 150 Head of Hoes, consisting of Chester While. China and Berfcsnlre. Among this lot are sows with sows land boarsVJU for service; lot of shoats, weighing from 40 to 150 pounds.

Also a lot of 4- weeKS-old pigs. This is sorely a fine lot of hogs In this lot are hogs suit all kinds of buyers. A credit of 60 days will Wgfven. Sale to commence at 1:30 o'clock p. rain or shine, when conditions will be made known by MOSES YIKGST AND L.

J. Wm. Behny, Auctioneer. J. H.

Crich, Clerk. 19dsw OTY SUP'T CONVENTION. Notice for Triennial Convention to the School Controllers of the City of Lebanon to elect City Superintendent. To THE SCHOOL COSTEOLLIES or THE LEBA.NOX Crrr SCHOOL DISTEICT: GESTLEMEX: You are hereby notUled to meet In convention in School Controller's room, in the Hieh School building, in on the Srst Tuesday of May, A. D.

1899, at the hour of p. being tbe second dmy of Hay, and.se- iect, viva voce, by a majority of the whole number of school controllers -present, one' person of literary and scientific acquirements am of skill and experience In tbe art of Teaching dry Superintendent, for three succeeding yean, and certify the remit to tne State Superintendent at SHDJDELXjUUSE, A M. BCTTre, Secrettry. Preddent. Lebanon, April 10,1899, V1K1UF OFACEHTAIN ALIAS WRIT I of Fieri FAi-iaa.

Issued nut ot Ihe Court of Commonness of Lebanon county and to me directed, 1 will expose at public sale or oat-cry, on Wednesday, May 10, '99, p. at the Coart House, in aon. Lebanon county, nil t.tltle, claim, Interest and de add tenements of ANS1K M. JK BOWMAN, terre- and solo devisee of Bowman; deceased, and her husband, l-feVl UI4J.KK, ofiTo'atnl to, the following Valu able Keal Estate, viz: certain Tenement and Tract of 1 situate ini.oruwall tnvrnshlr, Lebanon county, bcunled and descrlbeu aa follows, to wit: Beginning In the mid lie of a public road, and on the wt-st aide of the Cornwall tnrnpiki road; thei-ce In the middle of said public road south 50 degrees, west 21 4-10 perches to a roint: thence by lot of Christian Kale, north 40 degrees, went 19 6 perches; tht-nce by other I town lots south 50 degrees, west ltd pe-chct: thence by lut of Mrs. south 40 degrees, east 18.6 perches to the middle of the afore- south 50 decrees, west 223 perches; thecce by lots of People's B.

north 4) degrees, west 16 6 nerebts; ihencebyloisof Thomas Ulrich.south £0 Kreee, weft 7.8 perches; tbence by lands of W. V. Freeman, north 38K degree), wtst 52.8 percht-s; tbenre by same north 77M degreep west 21.8 perchro; thence by same north degrees, fjftt 67.4 perches; thence by saim iiortb deErees, east 30 perches; thence by town lou, soath 15 degrees, east 41.3 perchet; thence by lot of W. C. Freeman, north 75 degrees, mat 116 perches to the west side of tin- Corawali turnplUe road; thence alone said roadrantli.l5«degree?.

eas( 26 perches to the place batiinntag; containing 33 Acres aud measure, to the place of cocsist of a Threa Stors Hrluk House, with Hate roof. I 2 inches by 10 feet 4 "fcches; Three-Story Bummer Ttltcuen attached, 16 feet by feet 3 Inches: Brick Smnke Hjnse, 8-cornered, 31 feet 8 Inches, w.th bhingleroof: Frante Barn, 3J feet 4 Itches by 47 feet 8 Inches with shingle root; a Double Two-Story Brick House, Z4 feet 3 inches by 28 feet 3 incb.ee; awe-Story Brick Addition. feet 2 Inches by 18 fiet; Frame Stable, 13 f-ei 2 Inches by 16 feet 6 inches: shed attached, Iz leet 3 inches by 12 ChicBen House 1 ftet 10 Inches by 13 leet 2 inches; Orcnard, etc. The above described property waa known at one time as "Bowman's Hotel" and contains 20 rooms The land contains valuable deposits ot. iron ore and large deposit) of good limestone, sattable for building purposes and fcroaee use.

There are also to be otht minerals on this properly, which makes It a valnab of ground. Seized and taken into execution as the prop erty of AMSIB M. la ANMtt B'nVMAN, terre-tenant, Eiei utrlz and sole devisee of Joseph B-jwman, dec'd, aod hir husband, LEV! M1LLKH, and w'll be sold I'l JOHN B. UBiKBOLTZEK, WeiJman. (Jobin Me Curdy, Attorne- Sherift'o Office, Lebanon, Airil 11,1:99.

VIBTDK OF A uJtRTAIN WRIT OF Levari Facias Snr Lien, issued out of the Court of immon Pleas of Lebanon (Onnty. and to me directed. will expose at public sale or out-cry, oa Wednesday, May 1899, At 1:30 o'clock, p. at the court house. In the city of Lebanon, Leiianon county.

all the right, title, claim, interest and de- 114 tone of JiKBEtCA A. GK1FF1N, owner or reputed owner and MARTIN OKIFF1N, contractor, of, in and to the following valuable real istate, viz: All that certain lot or piece of ground, and curtilage lit the township of Wcr.h Lebanon, county of Leba non and state'of Pennsylvania, in that part thereof called the Indepenrt-nt District, bounded on the nort by an alley, known at Sarah alley, on the east by premises of ses Burner, pu the wtst by premises of William swwurer, acd nn the south by CIHR! street, rhe feet in fiontand feet In improvements thereoi consist of two-story brick building, with Maniard rojf, 80 by 30 feet; one-story back building, 12 by 10 feet. There Is a lar store room 14, feet 6 inches by 30 Seized and taken into exerurion as the property of KEBfeCCA A GKICFiN, owner or reputed owner, and ItMniN GBlifFIN, contractor, will be sold day by iH.N B. 0 -iJ-RdOLTZBB, Sheril. C.

R. AtiorLt-y A1MHE SAME TIHK AND PLACE, A. by of a certain writ of Fieri Facias, issued out of the Court ol Common Pleas of Lebanon county, and to me directed, I will expose at public sale or out-cry, all the estate, right, title, claim, interest and demand, lands and tenements, cf If. H. llELEllEli acd THOMAS U.

FINOKR. of, In and to, the following Valuable Real Estate, viz: Alt that Messnneecr Hotel Staid and Tract of Land, situate in Bttr-el township, Lebanon county. bounded aud described as fol lows, to wit: Beginning at a stone on the public road leading from Fredericks mrg to lebanon; the along the middle of said public road by of Adam Fox south 13 depreee, easi 15.4 perches, to a stone; thence in the midille of Kehrersburg road leadlrg to Jonestown by laid of John Felty south 79 decrees, west ZO perches to a stone; thence by land of Emma U. Ease north 17 degrees, west 7 perches 10 a thence again by land of the aoith 77 degrtes, east £0.9 perches to the place heeiniiijg, containing One Acre and 115 Perches. The improvements consist of a Two-Story Brick House, 32 fete 2 inches by 36 feet 4 inches; a Two-Story H'rame Kitchen attached, 18 feet 3 inches bv 30 4 inches; brick Bath House, 8 feet 2 inchis by 13 feet; Frame Stable, 30feet 3 Inches by 32 feet; Jce House, 11 feet by 14 feet; Carriage home, 10 leet 9 inches by 12 feei 4 Inches: Open Shed, 16 feet by 45 feet; Pump.

Orchard and Fruit Tret s. and taken into execuii the property HEKFELFINGEB and U. B. HLNTERLET1EX, and will be sold by JOHN B. Capp Frhnck, Attorneyo.

bberift. Sheriff's Office, Atrii 19. 1899. A A. RITCHER, ARCHITECT.

773 Cumberland To the Tax Payers ot Lebanon Connty. Pursuant to the provisiors of the laws of this Commonwealth, the undersigned Commissioners of Lebanon county hereby notify the taxables of tbe respective townships and wards of said county ibat appeals from the assessment of 1S99 will be beard at the commissioners'Office. in the City of Lebanon, on the following days, viz; APPEALS. Cold Spring township. Monday.

May 8,1899. Jonestown borough, Monday, May S. Cornwall township, Monday, May S. West Cornwall township, Tuesday, May 9. Swatara township, Tuesday, May 9.

West Lebanon township, 'i uesday May 9. Third ward, city. Thursday, May 11. Fourth ward, city. Thursday.

May 11. Sixth ward, city, Thursday. May 11. Seventh ward, citv. Thursday, May 11.

First ward, city, Friday, May Second ward, city, Friday, May 12. Fifth ward, city, Friday, May 12 North Cornwall township. Monday, May 15. East Hanover township, Monday, May 15. North Londonderry township, Monday, May In.

North Annville township, Wednesday, May 17. South Annville township, Wednesday, May 17. Bethel township. Wednesday. May 17.

South Lebanon township, Friday. May 19. South Londonderry township, Friday, May 19. Heidelberg township. Friday, May 19.

Union township. Monday, May 'J2. Jackson township, Monday, May 22. Millcreek township. Wednesday, May 21.

North Lebanon township, Wednesday, May 24. Appeal hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.

P. is Hereby given that the Assessors have made their rolls of all persons liable to enrollment for state service, according to law, and that a copy thereof is in the Commissioners office, where the same may be seen or examined by any person interested therein, and that the Military Appeals will also be neld nn the abovementioned daysT A. J. MEREDITH, MOVER, J. S.

BOMBERGER, County Commissioners M. SNYDEK. Clerk. all DON'T BE A READY-MADE MAN Have your garments cut to your order. You can place your order with us for as little as $18, $20 or $25 for Suits, and $5, $6, $7 for Trousers, with the privilege of making-your selec- bion from a variety of nearly 2,000 designs.

Such prices are indeed a temptation, but when backed up by our guarantee for first-class workmanship, trimming and fitting, you can hardly afford to overlook this portunity of dressing well at a nominal cost. Are you skeptical? Then call and let us prove our.boast WARD, Merchant Tailor, 15 South Eighth St, Ice for Everybody We have removed onr office to Eleventh and Mifflin Streets, where we are prepared to deliver Ice to all parts of the city at short notice. We retain all onr former drivers and guarantee satisfaction to all customers. BATES FOB 1899. 8 Ibs.

datty, 25c per week 12 35c 16 45c 20 50c Private refrigerators, 35c per 100 Hotels, Butchers and Ice Cream Dealers using 100 Ibs. and over daily, 20c per 100 Ibs. UJestenbcrgerlceCo. Office, llth and Mifflln SU. The Flower Stand You do not want to use your library table for a flower stand.

It's use is for other things. You will find in our Easter uisplay of Furniture just the right piece for the right nook in every case, and the right price will be no less conspicuous. Our selection in Parlor, Dining-room and Bed-room Furniture is especially fine. Our prices will interest you. Jas.

F. McGovern, Formerly JOS. BOWMAV ft 525-529 North Ninth Street. Matchless Boys' Clothing. Many clothing stores think anything is good enough for not Wolf's idea.

He buys cloths especially made for and adapted to Boys' Clothing. HERE ARE SOME 2-piece Suits (short trousers) all wool, Cheviots and handsome Mixed Cheviots, $3, and $4 variety, newest $4.50 and Vicunn and Shepherds' Plaid, ith silk facing. Boys' Sailor and Vestee Suits- Here's where the designer's art is shown; new combinations of braiding, beautifully matched trimmings, all showing difference between his make and the usual store kind; prices start $1.25, $1.50, (all wool, $2.25, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4 and $5.) YOUNG MEN'S SUITS (those of 14 to 19 years) They know what's right and they'll not have it unless it is right 1 They're the kind wants to see. Neat Black and Blue Cheviots, Fancy Plaid Cheviots, $5, all wool, of course; $6, $6.50, $7, new Fancy Cheviois; $7.50, $3, $8.50, the popular lines, newest Worsteds, Clays, plenty to keep rep'enishing these right along; $10, $11, $12, $13. Fi Worsteds, Serges, Shepherds' Plaids, single and double breasted.

ISAACWOLF, THE ONLY STRICTLY ONE-PRICE Clothier. 828 Cumberland Street Lebanon, Pa. DID YOU GET A Dewey Top They are GIVEN AWAY with every pair of Boys' and Girls' Shoes purchased at the Philadelphia Shoe Store. Largest and Finest Assortment of Spring and Summer Styles in the City. Men's Summer Styles, $1.00 to Ladies' Boys' Misses' Youths' Child's Infants" .00 .75 to 3.50 .75 tO 2.OO .75 tO 2.00 .75 to 1.50 .40 to 1.25 .15 to .65 Ask to see MEN'S PATENT LEATHER SHOE PHILADELPHIA SHOE STORE, 735 Cumberland Lebanon, Penn'a.

Sole Agents for Hanan and Jenness Miller Shoes 'W The Daily News Has All the News ISAAC MANN SON, Clothiers We are looking for the man who can see nothing good enough for him. We feel that when he sees our collection of Matchless New Spring Elegance in Men's Suits He will have to admit that he has at last found a stock that cannot be criticised. It's a Clothing Dismay not equaled in completeness in this city; price range in every style of cloth from $5 to $15; special values, $6, $8 and $10. OVERCOATS and TOP of them; prices will range from $5 to $15. BOYS' EXTRA PINE NOVELTY and DRESS you've been waiting for a chance to rig out your boy in the New Spring Attire, now is your opportunity.

All Sherwoods, Sailors, Brownies, Reefers and Double Breasteds. Beauties in Vestee and Blouse Suits, $1 $5. A famous stock from start to finish. BOYS' FINE DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, all the extreme novelties; a royal choice; clothing that the little fellows will enjoy and get the best service from; prices 81 to $6. Better than the usual in YOUNG MEN'S fit them with exactness from a stock that's built along the very best of the season's styles; everything ranging from $5 to $15.

Special lines tomorrow from $3.50 to $7.50. See us tomorrow. ISAAC MANN SON, ONE PRICE CL.OTHJERS, B34 Cumtoerland Lebanon, Penn'.