Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 4

So. 708 Gnmterlapd mm co Harderfold Hygienic Underwear! Are Agents for the ALSO, HEADQUARTERS FOR OTHER FINE GOODS IN MEN'S WARE. civs LI Gin Publishers an PC. 'WEDKESDAY, OCTOBER 25, SEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOE TODAY. Harry Light-Horses for Sile.

Court 1'roc nniatiou Warp. Man. aCiUB MrtlK Notici-. JttcGowun's Lebanon County Teachers' IiiMitute EVENTS TO-NIGHT. i No.

111. of P. Kagle CMS; x. No. IM The Weather Today.

filar Associated Prrss mine Forecast till 8 p. m. Thursday. For Hastern Pennsylvania, local showers to or tonight; IViiowed cleaving southerly wiuiis. For New may aud Duiaivart 1 Generally lair ts Breather; northvrcKterly TEE PUGILISTS.

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. A Building Catehei and Family is Comramed. Hy Associated Press to the CLETELASD, Ohio, Oct. 26. A fire most appalling in result occurred about 1 o'clock this morning in a two-story Ci ime buiMiug at the corner of Central and Harriet street, near the Clew-laud Pitlsburg railroad crossing, au entire family consisting of a father, nit it her and two little boys perishing.

The building was owned by P. J. Yacha and is a residence and store rooms c. mi biued. In half of the lower portion of the building was a saloon, owned by James Shannon and John McGlnty.

Shannon and his family lived in the upper section of the building. They were the ones that perished. The cause of fire could sot be ascertained, but it was believed to have originated in the saloon. SEEKING DiHAQES. A Contest to be Given in Fisher A Brother of the Dalton Outlaw! Proposes to Sue CoffeyviUe Associated Press to the MBWS.) Oct.

Dalton, brother ofjtbe exterminated out- 1 laws, is here and says he is going to 1 bring suit against the city of Cofleyville i for $10.000 damages, because the pockets uf the dead bandits were rifled after they Opera House fcw Opera HtiusfM-u Saturday evcu- promises to be well filled with the i we shat down He claims they had fraternity of city aud ad-, Si)0 of their own money and that he fe' alnas of the fistic urma from Harris- Kaoxs who ot 8 believed that Beadine and other placss. Ou ihe Attorney Lnther Perkins, of this place, Doc of Itoatling. vvi this idea into Bill Dalton's head maBter of cercmi.iiic.., anil Jack i lj wUI take the case onacon- of tlie of tingent fee. while the managers will be! Emmet Dalton is on the road to rapid JBemtB.TVhistdii an 1 McCarthy. recovery aud will soon be in condition to "The following well-know uu.hU-tes will arraigned.

Appear on the stage uiid pa in the E9iKJ) QF SWILTISJa QBOAHTZE Samuel Spauglur, 130 pounds: chain- For the Securing More Uniform plon of Reading, and Alvin -ll, 140 vili meet iu a glove contest. Fire Bates. Tlic following representatives in this city of stock cash fire insurance com -George, butter known as "Nutty" Ila- lianies last night met at the insurance ffii-e of Peter Hauer, ou North Eighth -jjren, and James Hyiui. Sxith of Piiiludei- Sf pfcia, -will give four Kck'miiiu round Prof. Fociit, boxing iiistrm-tiir.

s-rect: Samuel H. Bentz, 8. T. Ctr 1'iony, Col. J.

A. Shiudel, Peter Hauer ling, and Benny Becker, of I'liihtduliibia, 1 Euston, J. L. Shelter and Jay M. fll box six jounds.

Shiudel. They reorganized the loca Mike aud Jor.n Morrisy, two -well- of underwriters, which had gone 'icnown brothers, of PUtsliurg, will meet inibur rounds, by spd-hil request. JosephBlanaf'ord, of an Jnnknown, will muot inn six-round coii- The wind-up of the evening between Thomas McCarthy, of this city, and Harry Goodhart. of Reading. Oomplusonts for Saporintendent Smith.

Mr. Al. D. Smith, Lias neeu aiip-iintcd superiiitciidont of tbe rornwall railroad 111 place, uf Noil Irish, xvlio TetirCB on account of ill health. Sir.

Smith the newly appointed supeiintend- is a well-known C'ulumliiaii lioy, being a son of ill'. Hay, bmiih, onliocnst street. ThU is exceedingly to bis many old fris-nus aud acquaintances in this and ue wish 1 3lUn success in his nevv appuiutuient. Mr. Smith is well versed in railroad af- ftire, having had mueti experieiico, and ire predict for him jjivat HunncMs as a su- Neim.

The Cow Should Strike. Too future of the cov. dark. It is mow applied milk her by means of two paire of elas- 'tio and feather-roller tounientp, having irobking, approach und roeediuj; move imeuts." The di-scriptUm of the mauhim 1 adds that" it rusts in "self adjusting ifrune suspended the Couiment Is unnecessary. Iftbecim- the seli'-re- vpeoting beast siieis supposed to lo thishumiliniioi ehe will both of her liind feet- Lost Hind Whoel.

Eg- As Mr. Solomon ileCaulley was proceeding along North Seventh street this morning with a load ol goods, when in front of Mish Brn.s' foundry, the uut ol J. Abe right hiad wheel was lost and the ran off the permitting the mxleto fall to the earth. Matters, how- were soon repaired ami Solomon proceeded on his way with his delivery Of foods. Severcly Burnt.

Julius Perrt-c, at the 10-inch mill of the East Ltbuuui Kolling on Monday uigbt wjs suvurcly burnt liy piooe of iron that being run through the rolls and which turned ou 1hltn. 'One of his anus, rihs and bieiibt "Were burnt by the i t.l hot iron and a JOtlionof his niuslai-he He be incapacitated from work tor some time to come. (Did not Support His Wife. Constable Gates ihi.s moniiny arrested John Misdorf on a warrant issiifd onr of of Squire George Shultz, maustown, on the ebas-tfe of ivite ocser tion and failure to support bor. The stable took the do.relic: Join: tn-forc Al- D.

Smith, lie euteied bail in the sum of $2 "0 for his appearance at December sessions. Husicale. The Society of Cmu-eli ofSt John's Reformed chuu-h, tonionow will LoNi in the lecture room. uduiission charged but a rail lection will lie Jilted. out of existence several years ago, elected the following officers: President Peter Hauer; secretary.

Jay M. Shiudel after which the meeting, adjournet siiliject to the call of the secretary fo: next meeting. Birds in Indian Legends. All primitive peoples regard the bird as wise and favored. Living in the i r.

he is regarded as exercising contro vor atmospheric phenomena, and know ug so well bis own migratory seasons thi Indians observe his flights as foreboding 11 or good to themselves. The Hurons 'lieve that the doye carries the souls he departed hence. The Dakotas say the storm bird dwells so high as to be out in an vision, and carries a fresh Water aUe on his back, so that when heplumei liimsclf it rains, when he winks his bright eye it lightens, when he flaps his wing minder rolls. The Alaskan" hold the same idea about the "thunder bird. Portable Saw Mill.

The portable saw mill of Messrs. Sbol ly Light has been moved into the woodland of Peter Benson, in Betbe township, recently purchased by D. Mover aud Solomon Boeshore. Will Hold'a Fair. The Keystone Hook and Ladder com pany, of Myerstown, has a force of men at work in lenovating its halL They in tend holding a fair, the proceeds of whlci will be used to defray the expenses.

Orchestra Engaged. The banquet committee of Camp Gf P. O. S. of has engaged the perse verauco orchestra to furnish the musi at their banquet and dance on Thanks giving evening in Sons of America hall To Meet ill Thi.

City. The Reformed Suyod will meet at St John's church, this city, on the Wednesday of October, 1893. PERSONAL HEHTIOH. Jury to bo Judges McPncrson, and Reiu- oehl have directed a wnirt- to issue tor forty-eight traverse jurors tor a eourt commencing December ISM. Tea and CoUbo Store.

Ex-Recorder Jonathan Seldel yester day visited Reading. Mr. Cyrus Strickler was in Philadel phia yesterday. Officer Ringler was a visitor in Potts- villc yesterday. Among the visitors from this city i riarrisbnrg yesterday was Hon.

John Killiugcr aud C. H. Killingor, esq. Mr. Geo.

W. Houck is attending tb Montgomery county teachers' institute David Stover, who left this city las March for Bluffton, has returned this city and will spend the winter here Lewis S. Miller and sister, who hav been visiting friends in this city, hav returned home. Among the visitors in this city toda was "Squire Samuel Ricker, of Freder ickslmrg. L.

W. Hartman, of this city, who hai hei-ii visiting in Steelton, returned horn yesterday. Mr Robert Weidel, compositor on tb Philadelphia "Inquirer," is visiting uncle, Mr. Walter Boyd, in this city, Mr. W.

T. Prantz, accompanied by wife, left today for Philadelphia an Kuw York to purchase his fall and win ter Mr. and Mrs. David F. Wise yesterda were in Reading.

Miss Otto Holtzman, of Miilersburg spent yesterday with her friend, Mi Lottie Simmons, who is cashirr at tt II 'U-l Columiius. This morning Mis Holtzman left for Patriot. Messrs. Capp and Schock, le on the 7:07 train this morning for Phil del phia. IT i Mr Krn Faribault, Minn Mr.H.

L. IMS one of) is in Mycrstown. attending to the settlin the rooms cast of the William Penu Ho- np of his father's estate. tel from Mr. Michael and will! Dr.

I. K. Uhrich, of AnnTille, toda up in the tea and euficc was in this city. BOWMAN CO. 525 and 527 North Ainth St.

Buyers" in whether they want a complete outfi a single oi Furniture, will do well to come and see us We are offering better bargains than ever before. Style, ton and beauty, combined with low prices, are found in every line our goods. That we have the largest and handsomest selections of Furniture of all kinds to be found in Lebanon and that ou prices are the lowest are known truths, which are proven each day by the volume of business we do. We will take pleasure in showing you through our warerooms. IDEAL Effects Combination with the loftcn ly Associated Frets to the BOSTOK, Oct.

25. A great railroad imbmation, rumors of which have been the air for several weeks, was consom- ated today. Parties largely interested the Boston Maine and Philadel- lia Reading railroads have made a iendly alliance. This explains the urprising activity and sharp advance In he market price of Boston Maine ock during the past fortnight. Vanderbilt's interests were not the nrchasers, as currently believed, bat resident JIcLeod, of Reading, his rieuda and associates, and it is known uit they have acquired large blocks of he stock.

This resulted today In the Designation of Win. T. Htrt, a director the Boston Maine. The vacancy as filled by the election of Archibald A. McLeod, president of the Phila.

heading railroad. Prest. Frank Jones the Boston Maine railroad, then ten ered his resignation, and Mr. MoLeod as unanimously elected to the presi- ency of that corporation. The position chairman of the board of directors was reatod and Mr.

Jones was chosen that bat official, being charged with the executive management of the Boston And He's Bight, too. Manager Opera Honse in a recent con- ersation gave vent to at what he terms "the neck" of the fly-by- light theatrical snap, which try to 86- ure time at his house, and be shook his lead as he said "no more for me, I'm ired, I'll know they're right or they lon't get in; this town is good enough or the best only." He certainly has a fine list of attractions booked, some bove the average; he fells highly elated at securing the great New York success, 'She Couldn't Marry Three," which will ppear here for one night on the 17th of of November. STANDARD TIME I STANDARD TIME I 20 North Ninth Street. are the only Jewelers in the City that have CHRONOMETER TIME. Please stop in and get correct time.

Republican MOTTHTAIH FTKES. Struck By an Electric Car. At 3 o'clock this afternoon as Dutch Fred, in the employ of Mrs. Widmayir, (baker, on South Eighth street, while' Tha Host Destructive Ever Experienced in tha Bchuylkill Begion. Associated Pmx to the READISO, Oct.

telephone mes- passiiu; along Jforth Eighth, near the this morning from Tower City says: (J. L. depot, he was unable to get out The mountain fires in this vicinity are of the way in time and was struck by an becoming serious and the residents in electric car. The wagon -vas upset, bnt the west end of Schnylkill county are fortunately no one was injured. The Latest Styles of FALL HATS.

greatly alarmed. The employees at Brookside colliery were summoned by blowing of whis'les at 9:30 p. m. and 150 persons responded. Those who responded fought the fires all night and it Meeting of Veterans.

fBv Associated ftess to XEWS.I ORWIGSBUHO, Oct. annual reunion of the Seventh Pennsylva- Meetings! The Chairman of the Re- sponaea longni tne nres an mgnt ana re mo oevomu rcuusviva- was with difficulty that the farm honse nia Veteran Volunteer Cavalry Associa- ffOllCan LOWlly "Iruh Loyalty." Andrew Mack, the new Irish character star in "Irish Loyalty" at H. R. Jacob's Jraud Opera House last evening, earned the credit of being a superior actor to any of the present Thespians who are making a specialty of Irish play and dia- ect. The dialogue is good and the com an excellent one.

The performance will be repeated tonight and tomorrow afternoon and Herald of Get 4. The above company will appear in fisher Opera House Friday evening, October 28. and breaker were saved from being burned. The destruction ot yonng timber is enormous and flames which are being fanned by high winds, cover an immense tenitory. It is the most destructive fire ever known in this region.

Two Good Entertainments. A musical and literary entertainment will be given at Sheuk's Hall, 814 Cumberland street, Friday and Saturday evenings, this week, for the benefit ol St. Paul A. church. Miss Bessie Lee, a leading soloist; Mr.

K. Hei.ri Strange, the greatest colored tragedian, aud Mrs. E. V. Sloane Jones, a great elocutionist, and others will appear.

Admission, 25 cents; season ticket. 35 tion is in progress here today, having made arrangements for hofding been instituted last evening with a parade of veterans and a banquet, in which many jKefltOllcan meetings at the times and places designated below. Experimental Electioits'' i will be held at most of the meetings and out Eighth street with a tank filled with a ll Republican. Vo'ers are invited water, as he attempted to turn off from the street railway, opposite Mr. Wai- to a'tend.

pai ticipated from points throughout the State. Frnot Wheel Broken. This afternoon as a boy was driving cents. ocf2G-3t DIED. Myerstown.

on thn 25th has W. Mengle, aged about 57 years. Funeral on afternooa at tlie lat- residence ol the deceased, Myerstown, at clock. Services at Frieden's Evan gel 1 al Lutheran chuich. Interment on Mt.

Hope cemetery. Uelatlves and Mends Invited to attend without further uotice. AMUSEMENTS. Made a Mistake. A number of oar citizens who were under the impression that the Wednesday markets are still in vogue wore this morning noticed with their In- ou marketing.

The Lebanon markets are now held on Tuesday and Friday which is found more desirable and a decided advantage to the aimers who maku marketing a business. 3y proper effort and by keeping the markets open until 10 o'clock, two good weekly markets can be established. PreacMng Service. By the kind invitation os the Presbyterian congregation the Right Rev. B.

T. Tanner, D. bishop of the first district of the A. M. £.

church, will preach at the Centenary M. E. church, Eighth and Willow streets, on Thursday evening, October 27, 1893, at 7:45. Pavement for Market HODM. Today workmen were placed at labor preparing the foundation iron to support the large flag atones with which the pavement of the Lebanon market house, ou South Eighth street, is to be laid.

The stone to be used are of the SB neca county, N. variety. Schools Ordered Closed. By Associated Press to the POTTSVILLE, Oct. to violent form and great extent of the epidemic of diptheria and scarlet fever, the bjard of school directors of New Castle township, on the outskirts of Pottsville, today ordered all schools closed indefinitely.

Beturned to Philadelphia. Mrs. Elizabeth E. Hotter, president of the Northern Home for Friendless Children, has been the guest of her brother. Col.

J. A. Shindel, for the past week, returned to Philadelphia yesterday. THIS AND THAT. A fine bird dog has been stolen from Grant Weidman, esq.

Ou next Friday evening, October 28th, the Palatinate literary society will bold an open meeting, to which all are wel- ome. Rev. Wickert next Sunday will hold cnmmunion services in Zion church, East Hanover township. Mrs. Susan Miller, of Fredericksbnrg, has moved to this city.

OFEltAlHOUSE. OSB NIGHT. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, '92. The Eminent Young Comedian and SilYer-Tongued Tenor, ANDREW MACK The Sweetest of All Sweet Singers, in IRISH LOYALTY, By Marcus MorJarty, esq. An Irish Play Without an Equal.

An Irish Stir Without a Peer. Andrew Mack'" Exqufsttely-Sung Larry and Mnlll-in cntranc nj; duels Dialogue and Beautiful rttory Euco-s alter every song Curtain Calls alter every act. PRIGBC9, 00 SB CTB. mer's residence, the front wheel of his was wrenched off, and all the water spilled on the railroad. Moo.

Nov. 7. Lebanon Furnacei. 5, Court Houite Lebonoo, Fri. 4, Annvillr, Thur.

3, NewmunatowQ. Pit. I Wed. y. H1J.TH...W...

Ha. 1 Tiiea. 4. Went Lfoanoii, Pa. To rote full Republican tlcfcct Moa.

Oct. 31, plnco in the squiiro to ihe ui llcpubiican, tlins: Nat, Fri. Frl. 9, Rl-hUnd, Pa. Pule Kair-lug at IAT is Eaat Hanover, Pa.

27, Palmyra. pear- on the nfllcia could be simpler. I ll i I i Slight changes may possi- the. word Republican ap- I ma(fg fa abme If so, due notice will be given in ihe newspapers and on th posters. Jt is expec'ed that the Com- miileemen rf each dtstt ict will tndeavor to get as large a repre- xtntation at the met tings as pos siole.

Le thei be full turnouts. GEO. B. SCHI1CK, Chairman Republican County Committee octlS Sudden's Arnica Salve. THE BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts, Braises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Cores and all Skin Eruptions and positively curep Piles or no pay required.

It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Ross For sale by Cr. Geo. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EXAMINE THE STOCK OP Rndolstadt are, hl-HASS' COUKT SALE. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE! Diagram open at Miller's Mimic Store, Cum- oct24 berland street. RETAIL FIBER'S OPfBA HOCSE. Tbe Finest Coorse Ever to Hie People of This City. OCT.

Pnente ConccrCo With plt-asure and dutiable pride we announce the appearance of tnis of DistiiiKm ht-d Artists. NOV. Mr. L. T.

Powers, Impersonator. in fame widespread an he is ackuowl- edged 10 bu the leading platform enter- of -he day. DEC. Glee Clab. In all sections" they with universal auccesst and Imm Maine to Texas was that ihe Glee is the representative American Quartette.

DSC. P. Henson. lecture on "Grumblers" thoroughly Pursuant to an order of the Ori-hans Con: ot bu sold at Fubll Sale, ou i SATURDAY, Oct. 29, 1892 at the Wni.

Penn Hotel. the corner Nothing nicer for a Wedding Gift, seventh and Cumberland stree s. in theCll of i ebunitu, Penn ihe followlnE Valuabl At trie Old Stand, 11 viz: AlltliusotwocontiKUOuslo. 847 CUMBERLAND STREET. A.RUH E.

LIGHT'S PUBLIC SALB OF O.NE CAK LOAD OF of situate in Noitn Leba ou lutlie vi'lape known as "Swent Hunif:" Iron ou the nor Hi side of I hi- Brrksond Daupbf '1 tirnptke. a'onf: wiiicn tU'-y t-xit-ud us a whul and fudepi i-qiial wluth. One liundied and seventy (liD) fe to Spring alley, adjoining propert ot Joul Dewala ou the east, aud property) l.evi 11. I on Hie wrs belui; lots numbei and 10 In the nlau of H. T.

Hoilmau'sadditk WISCONSIN and IOWA HORSES. Will be 'old at Public Sale, on JJS" DU at na ul TL-TT A warer, is-m he 1 ne be.ween the two lo' 1 nUrxoUri. I6 9 2 NO.S 9 an.t 10; choice fruit trees and crap vines on the pietulses. The lots wllibes-1 the WM. PEXS HOTEL In a whole to suit purchasers (Jonv BENSIMJ Proprietor.) ill the City of Electric Street Railway pasne- on ihe L-banon.

J-euanou ciiuniy. Pa Ca Load posite side of the -trees. Being only a nil of Ciiretully 8 leeted from the City or Lebanon, and in ueslrubl old. rmMstin" At tors, iroin four to six from 1.000 to rounds. location, these premises are well adapted fo liy ami 'Own borses od Drivers Uti'l Kusim-s-; horses- private residence.

The property is eoinpar Well-Finished. and High lively new and in good condition, baietocon "ne o'elock. when condition will be made known by DAKIUS A. GBETH, Administrator of John 6. Grelh.

deceased A few grow thy dnif anu chunks, some extra steppers, superior drivers atul coac'-ers. p.od horses will a day before sale, at the. place, and opportunity wilt be given to examine them. A Or- (lit ol sixty days will be given. Sale toeonnn-nee at in, when conditions will be made JtLown bv HA'KKV E.

LIGHT. WM. BEHNET. AHC. COUKT PKOCLAM.VUON.

I J.1 lion, MIJI--XTON, J'res ji.d lion. B. A'CPneusON, Ad- ptlvatedthe great audience aud sent dllioual LnwJu ills several irts of I them away sa'ls ed that Dr. Henson as a ciunuu.ii r-i-as. In the district composed or! lecturer ranks second to none on the and Ihmph n.

and Judges ot the American G. W. Grauy Courts ol uyeranu Tenilaer and General D- ARE YOU LOOKLN6 FOR Carpets, Oil Clotb, Special Train to lanouMr. Tbe Cornwall railroad company will run a special train to Lancaster for the Lincoln Republican club on Friday eren- October 28th. Train will leare Lebanon at p.

leave Lancaster, 13 o'clock midnight. Fare for round trip, 84 cents. oct26-2t STOCK AND GKAIK MAEKET. Uaily by J. Z.

Bentx, 773 btrevt, LEBAXON, PA, Oct. 28,1892. Upen'g High't Low't Clos'i December. Wheat 7SJJ 7SX TO4 Corn 12K 30JJ XI SOS 81 January Lard Pork. May.

Corn Wheat. Oats 7.62 13.32 79 762 13.57 S3 T.57 13.17 79 7.S7 TODJ.T. Car 627; Corn, 488; TOMOBKOW. Car 420; com, 450; Oats, 215, Hogs. 30.000.

The New York market Saturdays M. PHILADELPHIA KAHKETS. Flour, Grain, Feed, Hay, PotatoM, and PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26. FI.OUR—Dull c.ud weak; Pennsylvania supers, Peuna, extra, 25a 2.75; Penna.

No. 2, family, t2.75a3.25; Penna. roller, Penna. patent, t4.10a4.40. and weak; No.

2 red, No. 2, Penna. red, 75jc. and steady; Ho. 8, 51a for local trade.

and easy; No. white, S9o; No. 2 mixed 36c. and unchanged; winter. tin.OOaagie.OO; Spring, BALED and weak; timothy, for small bales and for fancy large bales; mixed, tll.00a«14.00.

BALED RTE and firm; Penna. extra, 28Ja29c; Penna. print, extra, wholesale, Sic; jobbing S2a35c. EGOS Quiet and steady; Penna. finite, Steady; part fall skims, So.

Doll; refined la t5.95. POTATOES Steady at 60a75o bmh. as to quality. In Ailauta Constitution. JAN.

H. Caton. Is a speaker or the bioadeatintelligence and gives such general satislaction to the pe pVthat they are unanimous in recall Ingnlm. JAM. Ladies Cresent Banjo and livery, lor the iria! or capital aud You will find just what yoi want at 847 Cumberland Goiter Glob.

While the repertoire has many cta'sical cents to ins Directed ih selections. It makes especially of popular 18fe to "oljl a Cnurt of banjo music. whist- on ij jj iii- belli. Qu. rter Scions, Courts oroyer an, the Finest AlsO, 3.

big StOCl of Floor and Table Oil Cloth said cou-ty or i.eh;inou—through -heir pie- Ornoropro to me ill 19 day of A. 1 to hold a Court of Common Pleas for the ity uf l.eb*n on Uie Ollducb, Oi sleigh Third Monday of November, ISSt. which be Utii day ol iiiouth, to con- tlu.i- ONE Given under my hand. In the City of Lebanon, tiit; 18th day of In the year or our Lord, one thousand imndrfd and ninety- two M. H.

BiiWttrViN. Sheriff. Sheriff's Office. Lebanon, 26. off Coima for Six Enter- talnmcnts, 93 mud 89.5O.

Beserrrd seat tickets for sale at Millers' Hualc 8toie and all the principal stores in the Digram opens at Music Store on TREAT YOUR Friday morning, October 23. oct25-3t COUGH BOTTOM PRICES. A. C. ZIMMERMAN THE LEBANON COUNTY Teachers' Institute WILL CONVENE IN The Fisher Opera House, LEBANON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER mmd Conttuue Fire Days.

AN ABLE CORPS OF INSTRUCTORS HAS BEEN SECURED. AT ONCE, WITH McGOWAN'S EXPECTORANT. It will yield immediately. A double dose with a glass of culd water on retir- ing. will break up a culd in the head.

25c, 50c $1 PER BOTTLE. Gentlemen who like to dres well will be interested to know i that The Moidsy Evening. Katertalnments Follows: Apohecary, S. W. Cor.

Cumberland, Our New will be I ifcturebyp'rof-Jos K. Walton: Subject o1 "Our Inheritance." Admission, 25 cents. Tietdcy Evening. tuterialuuieut by Marshall P. wilder.

LEBANON, iSTPONED SALE is READY. Over 500 styles" to choos I Foreign and Domestic makes Come and make selecu'ons now StOCk OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE! The undivided one-half Interest of EllenC. ege.and Mr. Emerson Hellman. Newhard, dece'd in the wall." THD ITT AD Admission, north Tenth street, will again be put up for D.

1. UtluU, 1 UD lalLUC sale at the Kagle Hotel, on SATURDAY, Oct 29, 1892, atl o'clock, and H'ill be In Suits tO Order. fi2O Up. TrOUS accompauled by the Orpheus Club, of Lehanon, of Lebanon Valley sem GO cts; Gallery. 2i els.

50. ents; Thursday Evening. 'n allery, 25 cenis, the venlng at 7 p. m. At the same time and place, tne undivided one-half interest 4tf vvm.

bherk, dec'd. fu the same propeny will be offered, and purchasers can therefore have a good and complete title to the whole of said property. H. L. ALBRIGHT, Trustee for heirs of Kile.

c. Newhard. dec'd. L.I Handy. Subject, SAMUEL "Patrick fienry.

the Orator and WM B.KHEIN.VAKD, ocCM-tcl win.Sherk,dec'd. Admission 35rents; Gallery.Scents. septl-Sm ers, $5 up. seats. 50 cents; General Admissio ErtOlnc.

Lecture I Dr. WM. BJSpCE'S HTARRH RP.HRHV REMEDY, Beserved Seat Tick isior at the Music Store of the Miller Organ Com pany. The Evening Lectures and Entertainments will be In the Opera House except that of Geo. Wendllnz.

which will be In Sons of America Hall. At one o'clock on the afternoon of Directors' Day, TBDESDAT. 19, the school OF ONE CAB LOAD OF FAT HOGS! The undersigned will, from th date, se'l at Private al the O. L. Stock Yards, on as i Every teacher employed In our Public Schools li expected to be enrolled as a member if the J.aV This disease Is now a very common one an has heretofore rented alt measures for i i cure.

We nave a remedy, usea internally an i locally, and uan guarantee a cure. The disease is generally a constitutional one ana mus be treated as such. Try It. PBICE. ATOM1ZKB, Dr.

WM. Bom. lip 3. Nlnib. 3U.

Paw tent of the School law requires this. Fri ndi of Education: Anniher 1 near at band. labor h-s been spared to It a credit to the County, and the roan Valley. Virginia. Terms and conditions will bemadeVnowu bv JAME6 WINULE.

368 N. FALL ALLEY, uiA-a 11 a bicuit lu tut; aQll inn IDaDj i PKICEs urades Carpets for Kara, or nay oirband GO TO FRANTZ FOR TO REDUCE STOCK RE. PP THE FOLLOWING GOODS I zoo Nickel Alarm at 750. so dozen Silver, Triple Plato. Knives and Forks at 54 a dozen.

50 8-day Strike Walnut Clocks, from 50 to each. A fine assortment of Grrus' Solid Gold (ro kt.) Vest Chains at $10 each. This is a Bargain, and there are only a fewmore dozen Itrfr. My Sttrling Silver and Cut is replete with choice and nev v'estgns- and low prices prevail. JOHN K.

LAUpESSHLCH, 844 Cumberland Sired. Lebanan, Penn'a. PETER HAUER Prop. GEO. I.

HAUER, Mancgar HAUERS 5 BOTTLINC Bottlers Ol IroA City ajid ter Brewinsr pany's l.s- ger Beer and Jen-ucr a Engel i- wi s- haenser. jhl'l Of 6TK.EETS. AROMATIC GINOSB ALE, Biucn BEER, ORANOE CIUKK, PEAB CIDEH ASB GK.XPKLET All Offlers Promptly Dolive-ecl. SALE EAGLE HOTEL REAL ESTATE! SATURDAY, OCT. 29, 1892, The following property of A.

G. Da Huff: No. Lot of Ground on the east aide of Front street about. 150 feet North of Lehman, fronting IStfeet on Front street, and havl at deoch of 150 feet along street to an i alley. No.

Lot of Ground on the north side of Lehman street, abuut fett east of Front. feet on Lehman, and having a depth of 138 feet on Martha street to an alley Lot or Ground oti the vt-atnide of Front street, south of Cumberland, fronting about 122X on otreet and liaving an average of about feet This property adjoins tt'at of Air. J. A.Bownian im tfi" nurtn, I from whichicUseparateu by r. 1 No A Lot of Ground on the south sfrfe of hesmut street east ol 'l bird, fronting 37 feet ou Chestnut and bavins a depth of 193 feet to strawberry alley.

It adjoin.s land of air. John ftleily on the west and Prune alley on the east. No A Lot of Ground on the east side of Third street, south of hesrnut, fronting about 78 feet on and having a depth of 66 feet. It adjoins lot of Air. John Meily the north and Strawberry alley on the south No Hot se and Lot of Ground corner! of Ninth and Walnut streets, fronting 6fi on Ninth street and 193 fert on Walnut.

The main building Uatxvo story double brick, with a front of about 42 feet and a depth of about 32 feet, wftti back -I brick, 13x36 feet. The house contains 11 large oms, with large pantry, batb rooms, cifseta, A bam 3Ux36 feet on 'he property, with carnage room, wagon room, granary and siabliug for lour head of horses. No. a tires of land, more or at ME. a valuable and saud plant wuh a fapacity of per day.

dwelling houses, b.net-smith shop, engine and boiler house, ssind slieddiug. rafiroad track and large GaEes crusher, set of heavy roils. power engine, 25-horse power Boiler, blasting cattery of flr.ng 30 holes, tier rick, dumping cars, and all other necessary quarrying tools. to begin at 1:30 p. when conditions will be made Known by octS-td A.G.

DEHUFF. OYSTERS! A house that has no music in dull AS any (irHt-n Go gara inLLEK OKlr iST lo; TUB Quest organ uf the age. Or if you prefer a Piano, we are at your service with the STEIMWAY, DECKER KRAKAUER HAINES or any other mak-s you desire, al Bottom Prices. All kinds of Small Musical Instruments, Sheet Music, at our Store, 821 Cumberland St, pier Organ (Jo. 0 The most troublesome period of the year on the fs about here.

See to 1C that avoid that annoy- ancB and pani iiiue. IT you any tt- line to do, navn it at once. 11 yim have teeiH. to extracted why two friends today where it had one a ago. ni that other dentists fn this viuinicysay have similar prepuratibn.

L'fC me say rignr. ht-re" no dentist tn-the county has or can obtain the right WHOLESALE RETAIL AT Jl Stop's Cash Grocery, 121-23 CUMBERLAND SI. Families Supplied with the best Oysters in the Market at Short Notice. septa-u PBIYATE SALE VALOAB.LE PROPERTIES! The undersigned ofldre at Prlrate Saletha foHowlDg scribed roperties. A ot ground un the North side of Walnut street, near 7 street, fruntlneon Walnut street tet and -t inches and extending In depth over two hundred feet to strawberry alley.

ThB Improvements are atwo-story frame welling house. 20 feet 4 and necessai outbuildin dwelling house. 20 feet 4 by Si teet and necessai outbuildings. This house Is excellently butt, 'ma frame is of. heavy White Pint- and Is double plastered.

This Is one of the must substantial frame houses In this city. No. 2. A. lot of Kr-iund on the 'Northeast corner i-lghth and Locust t-t eets, irontmg clear of alley -66 feet of Eighth street, apd extending clear of alley 282 feet on Locust street.

This tsar rydeslrabl- plot of ground having a total frontage of 450 feet, being near the entre n( tne city, only three squares south of the Court Bouse and in a-rery desirable locality for dwellings. Will tw sold ou i CHA3. BKOTHEBI.INE. corner Eighth and Walnut streets. ootl8-2m-wi Lebanon.

Pa. B. WAGNEE. DENTIST. 723 Chestnut street.

OFFICE ne21-tt Dr. L. E. MILLER, 812 Willow Street, MMer 1 New Bunding aug31-tt at is the se of going to market when you can buy choice mea'sjrom me at the same ice, delivered, daily at your house. -W.

BEOOES, No. 19 North Seventh Street. HOBSES FOE SALE! live Stock Bung! t. Sold and Exciangd AVON IM STABLES. THAT WIFE OF YOURS, Your frfends dpn't eat well, sleep well, Because you fail to have your Clothing made where Style, Finish and Quality are the best.

Ine Tailoring. 10.