Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 1

.,1 Bttbliined 1872. FOBU8HED EVERY AFTEiNOOH CCHflOPP. LIGHT A. SCHROPP. PCBLISHJIKS iXD PBOl'RIEttUSS.

tf Delivered uy Carrier? at Ten Cents a By year pustare luid, Three iiu.ntha.iU5. All communications relating to Susliiess, lor publication, Ktiuuld be a postal card, wlttoyourname and and you will be served wltn Uie at once. Make immediate complaint delivery to this office. TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1893. ALAMi BOXES.

The following list shows the location the Alarm boxes of the Lebanon Fire Department: no. or BOXES. Box. LOCATION. U-Ftftb and Walnut and chestnut.

and Cumberland. 15-Twth and Walnut. and Forge. and Cumberland. and Willow.

and Lehman. and Lenman. rwelltb and Lehman. PRIVATE BOXES. and Water.

and Maple. HOW TO SKSD AS iLABB. Towsnd an alarm open the boi, and turn the lever on the Inside. Wben an alarm Is sent In flre bell will sound the number of tlie box ud repeat the alarm lour times. There are to each box which are held by pnsons living near by.

The policemen also Save keys. The central station Is located In the Mayor's office. HOW TO LOCATE ALARMS. If the alarm Is sounded from box 12 the fire bell will strike one, then pause itnd ntrlke two will indicate that the flre Is In the vlcin- ty of No. 12 Every alarm Is repeated oar tlmm.

THE tOUTHEBB SPIRIT. Tomorrow the remains of Jeff. Davis A MUCH NEEDED OEOAHIZATIOS. We are by no means the only ones who advocate that there should be a well- Young Men's Christian Association in this city. Frequently we hear the statement made that there is a good field here for work of this character, and surprise is expressed that not long ago such an organization was started.

It is to be regretted, also, that so little interest is manifested in this matter, whi-U, it seems to us, is of great importance. A large number of active, intelligent young men are growing up around us and no effort is mide outside of what the church directly does to lead them into right channels and to provide other places of resort and recreation outside of the secret club and pool rooms, the saloons and even more questionable places. This ought not to be. Rev. Kephart in giving to his congregation some of the impressions which he received while at General Conference, last Sunday morning, incidentally alluded to the Y.

M. C. A. and expressed himself in the following words: "The general conference met in the spacious hall belonging to the Young Men's Christian Association, located about one-half square from onr publishing house and affording ample room for the large crowds that gathered from time to time to hear the discussions of this body. And here yon will pardon me for turning aside to say something in relation to this organization, which has made a considerable impression upon me.

They have a fine building in the city of Dayton, and are recognized throughout as a fine organization, and they certainly deserve to be noticed among the great evangelistic methods. "Our city of Lebanon should by all means have an institution of this kind. Some years ago when the question was brought up it met with opposition on tho part of those who should have given it Both the method and respite Eyrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures hahitual constipation. Syrnp of Figa is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading druggists.

Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO. CO, UUISVIUE.

ItY. NEVl YORK, H.Y. Seized and tafeen Into execution as the property of W. M. SlilKK.

defendant and will be sola by M. li. CO WM AN, Sheriff. A. W.

EHKGOOD, Ai'mraey. A LSO. AT THK SAME TIME AS PLACE, by virtue o' a viit of Fa- cias. Issued out ol tlie Court of ommou Pit-as ol Lebanon count v. anil tome directed, I expose at Public bale or oar-cry.

all the estate, Intere-t anil demand, lunds anil tenements, of S''SANNA atid her husband. Kl.l 3 tiELlZKK. dirienuatts. and 1'KAMt Kl.tOK terre-tenant, of, In. and to.

ihe follow Valuable K- al Estate, viz: All that ivrta Tract of land, situate in hast Hanover low ush'p. Lebanon eoun- Ly. Pa-, buuutled and desi-rib as follows, to nit: beginning at a post; thence by land or Le.m- iid north ii east 44 perches toa stone: bv land ol Simmons south sO'-j west, peri'hes'tu a stone, j-O'ttB I57JJ rteVipes, west iW --'0 peicht-s a stone, south '25 degrees, 41 to a sro le. north degrees, east lu 7-1" pel cites ro .1 theice bv other tand of Lemiaid Alilier north 12 degree's, perches to a stone, and south S2ii degrees, east ft-iO perches to tlie plac-- of beinunlDg. containing ID Acres and Perches be the same more or li ss.

Also, another small tract, beginning a' a tlience by nov." Leonard Miller north 47 degrees, west M)-; perches to a stone: thence by the above described tract north 12 decrees, east to a stone; thi-nce by land ol the iaia Leonara Miller south 53 degrees, west I 1 lurches to the place of beginning, containing 1 Acre and 4 rerclies be the same more or less. (Out of these two tracts there has been sold a small piece to the South railroad company, and tract of 4 and 4 Perches to Jouu L. Gerberich, reference thereto being Are You Particular about your COAL? THE appear.) their assistance. There is a large field be reinterred at Richmond, for snch work in our midst, and while it is with the pomp and display tho South not perfect in its way.and permits things and enthusiasts will been- that it ought not to permit, it keeps from other places moon worse and from other societies where they are influenced, I may say, and where young men are being led down into paths of death and shame. 'A city the size of this with no Y.

M. C. A. well shows that we have here some to prepare. There cannot be so objection to this.

The Southern people have been taught to worship the Wry name of Jefferson Davis, although In truth it can be said he wae their worst There would not be so much objection to all the display these people if it were not for the fact that those among them who are more intelligent and know better did not aim to tweh the yonnjf Southerners that the ouue in which they were engaged was worthy one. Treason is nothing but odious; worthy. An effort to the Union is nothing but rank treason and is detested, abhorred by every tras American. Jeff Davis and the work which he did, the ends which he sought to accomplish, were entirely in the di- TCOtion of disrupting the Union, and his name cannot, therefore, be otherwise than ahnnned and detested by all loyal citizens. For this reason the newspapers of the South commit grave errors because they strive at keeping up the old rebel spirit.

It is indeed, a matter of regret, there is cause for severe condemnation, that the day after the graves of heroes, who fell to save the country, are decked with flowers, there should ba such ostentatious display over the bones of the man who more than any other single man BO many noble, precious lives to This act on the part of tho boast of their submission, makes our 'Memorial Day exercises almost a mockery. It would altogether, If it were not for the thousands of true, hoaest hearts who in all reverence and sincerity cover the graves of loved soldien with the bright garlands of spring. We should not say a word on this subject if the South manifested a nobler spirit. They need not bow to is not required of But they should at all times show a true, loyal spirit of devotion to the country. So long they teach their children that Jeff Davis and his confederates were in the right, their professions of loyally and patriotism are a sham, and sound like brass or a mere tinkling cymbal.

There be consistency. Christian men who set themselves in opposition and prevent an institution of this kind. I wish that the day might come in this city when we shall be permitted to enjoy snch a blessing." THE "Exposition Flyer" is a special train put on the New York Central railroad yesterday to carry passengers from New York to Chicago in the shortest possible time. The distance will be covered in twenty hours, which is four less than the fastest time heretofore made, and on the first trip made yesterday reached Chicago four minutes ahead of time. The train consists of an engine, weighing 102 tous, and four cars, all substantially constructed on the latest and best approved plans.

The average speed at which it travels is fifty-one miles an hour. Your Stomach DistressesYou result is a chronic case of Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, or a bilious attack. RIPalHS TABULES Promote Dleertlon KetijlBte the BoweU. Purify j. unlike Cm Constipation.

Headache, loaeocfw, and all other arising from a disordered condition of tbe Liver and Stomach. Liver the Blood, ami are a roaUive THE great ado all last week about the large number of persons who were clamoring for admission to the World's Fair on Sunday was nothing more than the mountain in labor, for only 80,000 all told passed through the gates last Sunday. This must have boon vexing and annoying to the managers, who predicted that at least 300,000 tickets would be sold that day. They must soon become convinced at Chicago that this is a Christian nation that believes in keeping the Sabbath Day holy, according to the commands of the Bible and the customs and beliefs of the majority of our people. If the fair can not be made a success without Sunday opening it will not become such by desecrating the day.

FAT PEOPLE. rertupc weight SURELY use Willard's nils and loose 15 pounds a month. Jxo the health. No interference with business or pleasure SOSTAKVING. They imiM up anil improve the general health, beau- the complexion and leave WKH.KI.tS luaj Anderton.

Si Auburn Cambridge, uritci: Three bottles of your ObesUy Mill reduced my weight from tss pounds to isa indlnererfeUbetterinaUmylfe JommucA pleased wlUi the refult. and shall do all I can lo help you. Our patrons include Physicians, Bankers Lawyers, and leaders of Society. Our goods are not sold in drug stores; all orders are supplied direct from pur office. Price per package or three packages for W.OOby inaMDrenald.

Part culars (scaled) lets. ALL CORRESPONDENCE CONFIDENTIAL. WILLARD REMEDY BOSTON, MASS. may 18-6m will more fully The improvements consist of a Two- Siorv Frame Home, 24 bj 24 leet: Out Kiti'nen. 12 by 14 leet: Barn.

by 40 leet: Pig Sly, liby feet, anil other well with pump at burn, running water tiiroujih the tract: orchard. Seized and taksu into execution as the property ot SUSANNA SEL.TZKI1 ami her husband, KL'fAS SELTZEli. defendant, aud FKANK J. KL1CK, ttrre-tciiant, and will be sold by M. 11.

BOWMAN, Sheriff. A. FKANK SELTZER, Attorney. A LSO, AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE by virtue ot a certain Writ Levari Fa- cias, issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Lebanon County, anil to me I will expose at Public or Out Cry. all the estate, right, title, claim, interest and demand, lands and tenements, of GKOKGK W.

OLFr.hS,l;]ii;GER, (deceased), defend ant. ol. and to, the following Valuable Ueii'. viz: All those tAo certain Tracts of Laud, situate in Londonderry township, Lebanon county. bounded aild described as follows to wit: No.

1. Being all that certain Tract of Tim ber Land, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a stone: thence by land late of U. Numbers south one-half degree, 6.15131 perclu-s to a post: thence by land of Abrahnm i degrees west 10 perches to a stone; ihence by land of Colemau north 2'J degrees, west 52 perches to a stone; thence by land late of Samuel Bowman- north degrees, east 425-10 perches to the place ol bcLiumng, Acres and 2S Perches, strict measure, be tlie same more or less. No. 2.

All that certain Tract of Farming Land, situate in township, county and State afoiesaid, on the road leading from Huise-hoe turnpike to boundei and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a stone; thence by land of Samuel Uraucu south -JVi degrees, west 37 2-10 perches 10 a stone; thence cy the same south: S1K degrees, west 226-iO perches to a gum: thence by the same south ti'n east 11 perches to a stone: theiiceby land of Dernhard rorrest north west 11 2 10 perches stone; thenco uy land of John Bowman north VA degrees west 11 10 perches to a white oaksapliug; thence by the same noito 15ue- grees, east IS perches to a stone in a public roaa; thence on the same road by land ol 11. and Densler south 69X degr. east 27 perches to the place ol beginning, containing ri Acres and SI Perches, be the same more or less. and taten into PXO nlion as tlie propertyotUEOKUE W. defendant, and will br sold by M.

H. BOVVMAN, Sherilf. Tlu-rtr has ten considerable coir)plaini about, had coal and the qiiei-t annoyance with same from p-upie wh-j lay in a supply for Winter's rse; that in order overcome mis we have gone to considerable trouble and to 1 a. Gooa Standard Grade of Coal. We are glad to that we have been successful and have gotten A Special!) 1 Prepared which we are now re idy to deliver promptly.

This Coal is free from slate and guaranteed dry and clean. Coal is as low now as it will be this season (it is likely to go higher in price before lony) You can readily see the advantage in not wait ing. Give us you order; it will receive prompt attention. GRIPPE BRONCKITIS AND MALARIA ARE QUICKLY CURED PNEUMONIA. The Our acts Is DO IT NOW! MISH BROS 7th Willow Telephone Conneetioi.

LEBANON," PA. AND CONSUMPTION POSITIVELY PREVENTED BY USING WOODMAN'S SPECIFIC No. 4 1st. 2nd. 3rd.

WIDE AWAKE. sleepy anything gets left t.hese days. creasing every day, WHY? our prices are the AND Because owe 4 Because our assortment is L.arce. I. U.

SELTZER. B. F. SELTZER THE XEW FIRM, J.W KlLLIMiEK. Attorney.

Sheriff office, May Ju, the time and place, Tiy virtue of a eertaia writ of Vendltioul Kxponas, 1 LSO, at the Rare Baips for Buyers! J. H. (Sue. to SELTZER ft SNAVELY.) Seltzer Building, Ninth Willow, PRICE 250s. Our stock is £few.

Stylish and Up to the Times. 4th. If we haven't what you want we will get it for you. We have 330 go-to-sleep prices or goods. The two greatest Spring Wonderc are our LADIES' FINE IDCI'GOLA 3U.J-VON SHOES, tip- pad and plain, at $1.15.

Our MEN'S FINE DRESS SHOES, congress and lace, at $1. You want to see these wonders to appreciate their value, at COHEN BRO'S PHILADELPHIA SHOE STORE, 735 Cumberland Street. DRDG CO, ROXBORY, MASS. LEBANON, PA. It Never fails to Cure DOUBLE EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.

IT has been suggested that if the mis- in China are recalled, there will to work enough for them all in Chicago, which no doubt correct. Bat would they not also be driven out of that place? Saved His Life Vaccination-Beyond Hope But SamiparUla Effected a Perfect Cure. CORSET t.ti. Sheriff's Sales. CASE AT RAILEOAD CKOSSINUS.

The ntmoit oare should be taken by the conductors of street oars when they croM railroad tracks in this city. The require that all cars come to a full and the conductor run ahead to see whether track is clear before be allows tho wtorman to start the car. So Car we tbir rule is observed, but it should be rigidly and strictly enforced. Only a few days ago a serious accident occurred in Buffalo from this-causo and yet the Rime rule is in force there. A Ltckftwmna train, running at a speed ol over twenty miles an hour, crashed into electric car and killed two persons and injured several.

The conductor had to run ahead for this one time to whether the track was clear and mod the neglect resulted fatally. Conductors of street, cars cannot afford to take such chances; there is too much involved. Then, too, we have an ordinance forbidding trains to be run through the city at a higher rate of speed than six or ht an hour, and we fear this is often violated. The safety of the public demands that these rules be ob- in every instance, for one neglect may prove disastrous. We are not aware of sny dereliction of duty on the part of any of the railroad employees, but it is to call special attention to the sub- jwtoocaaloaally.

Tho sad accident at bo a strong reminder of great oare and watchfulness. Jowph Harper Trenton, N. J. our son Joseph's Ufe as that the iun ihlues. Five years ago on board ship our three boys were vaccinated.

Joseph had a very sore arm. so bad at one that we were afraid It would nave to be taken off. At length it seemed to get well, but about two after, he began to complain of soreness and pain in the vaccinated arm. He had occasionally shown some ligni ol scrofula, but nothing serioui. arm, however, grew worse and worse and became and covered with sores.

The inflammation and sores also spread all and he was a mass of corruption, Pitiable to Behold, A misery to himsell and almost breaktaf our hearts with anguish over his dreadful condition. Many a time did I be ww and out VIKTrjE OF A CERTAIN WltlT OF Fieri Facias, Issued out ot the Court of Common Pleas of Lebanon county, and to mo directed, I will expose at Public Sale or Out- SATURDA JUlfE JfiM, At 1 'SO o'clock, at the Court House, In the City of Lebanon, Lebanon county. all the estate, right, title, claim, interest ami mand, lands and tenements of William Dem inper, defendant, of. In and to the followinc Valuable Keal Estate, viz: All that certain Lot ol Ground, situate In I'almvra. Lebanon county, Bounded ami described as follows, to wit: Bounded on the north bv lot of Krill.

south by H. F. Mark, east by ISallroad and west by an alley, being 30 by 227 feet, be the same more or less. improvements consist of Two-Story Frame House, 24 by 26 feel: Out by 16 feet; Stable. 20 bv other ings Cistern.

Hydrant, Fruit Trees. Seized and 'taken into execution as the prop crty of William Detainer. besnW, CAPP SCHOCE, Attorneys. A LSO, at tlie same time and place, by virtue of a certain Writ of Levari Facias. isunHt imt of the Court of Common Pleas of Lebanon c.mntv, and to me directed.

I will expose Public Sale or Out-Cry, all the estate, nplit. tie claim interest and demand, lands anil ten entente of Rudolph Spang, defendant, in and to the following valuable Heal tstaU. All that certain Messuage. Tract or Piece ol round, situate in the township of North Cornwall, county of Lebanon and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to llecinning at a post a corner of John Miller's land, in the middle of a public road thenet- along land of Widow Dchner and the middle on a judgment socured bv a first mortgage the following premises, issued out of the Court of Common i'lras of Lebanon county, and to me directed. I will expose at public sale or outcry, all the estate, right, title, claim, interest anil demand, lands and tenements of March, defendant, of in and to the following valuable real estate, viz: Alt those certain messuages and Lots of ground, situate in tin- city of Lebanon anil Cornwall township.

Lebanon county. No. 1. All that certain messuage and lot oi ground, situate in said city, bounded on tin north by Cumberland street, east by Pheasan' alley, south by Walnut alley anil west bv lot ofDavJil Wise, being 40 feet on Cumberland Stjinil W. f'vt on Pheasant alley, more or less improvements consist of a frame house.

bv 40 feet; a two-story brick attachment. feet: a frame summer limtse. 1:1 by 111 feet; au open shed, about 14 by 14 feet; pig sty. by lu fci-t: bank barn, about 40 feet, with two wings at the rear ami other out-buildings. The above is known as the "Washington House.

No. 2. All tho-sc in said city, each lot fronting about 20 feet on South Sixth street, -west side between Cumberland ami chestnut streets, and running back west aboul. lint fei-t, more or less, to lot of J. K.

Beckley, M. bounded on the north by mit alley aud south by other lots of Raines March. improvements of the corner lot, viz: Southwest corner of Sixth street and Walnut alley consist of a I wo-story brick house, about 20 bv 24 feet: a two-story addition, about 1:5 by 16 ii-et, ami other out-buildings. The improvements of the second lot ailjoining the corner lot consist of a two-story brick house, 20 bv 24 feet: frame one-story suinnici house, bake oven, about If; feet, an'! other oul-buililings. The improvements on the next adjoining, or third lot.

consist of a two-story brick house, about 20 by 26 feet, with like attachments aud out-buildings as those on lot No. 2. The improvements on the next adjoining or fourth lot consist of a two-story brick house, about 21) by 26 feet, with like attachments and out-buildings as those on lots 2 and 3. The improvements on tlie adjoining or fifth lot consist of a two-story brick house, about 20 by feet, with like attachments and out-buildings as on lots 2,3 and 4. Xo.

3. All tliat vacant lot of ground, situate in said city ot Lebanon, tin bv the five abo 1 Will close out the old stock of goods to make room for an elegant new line of goods at A TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE! Must be sold in a hurry! Call at once if you wish to secure first-class bargains. raar30-3m U. B. MUTUAL A.

H. BOWER The Practical Slate, Tile and Metallic Shinsie Roofer. I keep constantly on hand Tor the tlio best shile in marker, two p'y rtrndy paper, metallic Minifies, jmttj and nails. Alt persons needing anything in this line will find it to their advantage to give me a fall, or address by A. H.

BOWER, 123 South Fifth Street, Lebanon, Penn'a Aid Society of Pennsylvania. iKCOSFORiTID MABOH 11, 1809. this Society has paid for Deaib Losses. Its two new Divisions B. and F.

are based apon Improvements discovered by experience and are Superior toany other kind of insurance. Division E. has now been in existence six years and its death rate averages only 6 per year In a 1,000. This would'make the cost of assessments each year, on a person 30 years of ace insured for only $4.50, and $2 for annuals after ton i tt year Wb i Je this extraordinary low rate cannot continue.it proves the Sn- VKTiority of this Division, for the death rate is only a little ever one-halt the table rates. The young men and young women of this city and vicinity should examine these two Divisions if they desire Safe and Cheap Insurance.

For further particulars aoply at tlie Offlce of the aoeicsy. THE Fourth Railroad. at anil P. aprl-lW but Practical Workmen Employed. I mm SYRUP The Old Way The old way to get a pair of shoes was to go to the village cobbler, leave your measure, pay a big price, wait a few weeks and pay a big price and shoes that were very indifferent as regards comfort and style.

No oil paintings or sugar in our shoes. People's Shoe House. The New fay The new way is to come to ns, select any style out of hundreds, get your exact length, width and heighth, pay about one-half the old price, git the best goods and have solid comfort for months to come Best shoes for the lecjst money makes our store popular. 781 Cumberland Street. THE Republican Club of Boston, representative body, consisting of active, intelligent Republicans, has issued an address, from which the part relating to primaries is here quoted: By taking part in your caucuses and thus attending to your duty as citizens, you will also do much to insure the triumph of your principles and the election of your candidates at tlie polls, for there are many in this commonwealth are at present but little bound by party ties in State affairs, and who will vote only for candidates whom they know to be of high character and without reproach, and who, having been nominated by the people, are in touch with them and have no to redeem to individuals for political services.

Every good Republican should attend the primaries and the other meetings of the party and aid in securing the nomination of the best men. This it is that mom than anything else strengthens the party. The eruption was especially severe back of his ears and over his head and the lower part ol his face. VTe had to cot off all his hair we could, as It was impossible to comb through the mass ol hard crust and matter. Physicians did him no good, and three specialists at me Eye and Ear Hospital said Nothing Could be Dene.

They said it was a Mood disease caused by Impure vaccination. One night I happened to be reading In a paper about Hood's Sanaps- rtUa, and decided to try it. taking the first bottle. Joseph did not grow any worse; on the second, we noticed that he was improves, and, slowly bnt surely, the medicine drove away the disease and won a complete victory. 116 scales and scabs began to Jail oS; the sores gradually healed up, and Hood's Cures new, smooth and healthy skin formed to place of the disease and corruption.

Of coarse It took time, but Improvement was steady until at the end of the year disease had entirely disappeared, and Joseph stood unhealthy WT. He is at school and progreuuig rapidly In his studio. and all the neighbors retard his cure si JAKES HABTKB, heater in Koebllng Son's Boiling Mia. residence, No. 814 Division Street, Trenton, N.

S. PlLLB cure ConmtipaOon by rsstor- UgUieperiatalScacBonoltnealtoenJary of said road north 1 degree, east feet to a post: tlience by the same due south feet ami inches to a post; tlience by land of Miller south S5 degrees, west 90 feet to the place of beginning, containing .129 of au Acre, strict measure. bV the same more or less. O-The improvements consist of a One-Story Frame Dwelling House.li- bv 22 feet; One-Storv Frame Addi- ifon. Why 24 feet: Hen House ami other necessary out-buildings; Cisterns, Fruit Trees, Seized ami taken into execution as tin 1 property of Rudolph Spang, and will be sold by M.

H.BOWMAX,Sheriff." A LSO, at the same time and place, by virtue of a certain Writ of Levari Facias, issued out of the Court of Common rieas of Lebanon eounty. and to me directed, I will expose at 1'ublic Sale or Out-Cry, all the estate, i iglit. title claim, interest and demand, lands and tenements of A. S. Wendling.

defendant, of. in and to the following Valuable Keal tstatc. 'AH that certain House and Lot of Ground, ituate in the Borough of Jonestown. Lebanon the western half I lot of bounded and "described as'follows, to wit: eountv. being 64 in the general toivn plan Beginning at a thence along Mai post fronting Market street; rket street eastward 2 perches to the easy-ru part of said lot.

of which tins is a part: tlience alousr said lot norUiwaril 12 perches to Martin alley, theuee along saiil al- Iey2perches to lot of William thence along said lot south li perches to place of beginning, containing 24 perches. ja-TheimproveiiK-nts consist of a Two-Story Frame House. by oO feet: one-story addition. summerliouse. I2hv V- 1'ig Wv and other well with pump.

etc. Seized and taken into ns the property of A. S. Wendliiie and ill '-H- sold Mopeu. OWMAN siier iif.

C. K. LAXTZ, Attorney. Virtue of a certain Writ of Fieri Facias issued out of the Court ol Common Pleas ot Lebanon County and to me directed. I will expose at Public Sale or Out Cry.

on Saturday. Jane IS3H, at o'clocn. p. at the Court House, in the City of Lebanon. Lebanon county.

Pa all the estate, right, title, claim. Interest and demand, lands and tenements, of W. M. SHIRK, defendant, or, in, and to, the following Keal Estate, viz: All that certain Lot of Ground, on the south side of Main street, Fredericks- bure. Lebanon county, fa- bounded on tne north by said Main street, south by an alley, east bv lot of John Grumblne and west by lot ol Levi Snepler, being 6d by leet, be the same more or less.

The improvements consist of a Two Story Brick House, 36 by 39 feet; Two-Story Frame, IS by S2 feet, and other out-buildings. ove described lots of ground, e'astby ouilfSixth bv criest.mt street and west by lot ofTDr.T. ft Beckley, heing 99 feet on Chestnut street and 100feet on Sixtli street. No 4 All that certain messuage and lot of "round, situate in said city of Lebanon, and Hounded on the north by Walnut street, cast bv south Sixth street, south by an alley and west bv a lot now or late of Dr. Fernsler, being.t! feet on Walnut street and 193 feet on 03- The Improvements consist of a two-story brick hotel, with Mansard roof.

33 by 4n feet: two-story attached 14 by 10 feet: and other out. s. The above is known as the Lafayette Ho'use. No. s.

All that certain messuago and lot of crouml, situate on Seventh street, in said citj. lipginning at a comer of lot late of Mrs. David iso in tlie middle of the joint alley between sale! premises: thence south feet along said seventh street to a certain lot now or late pi .1 olm H. Sliugar: thence cast 40 feet along said lot: tlience north 3 feet; thence east So feet to a certain other lol of.lohnH. Shugar; thence north feet to said lot now or late of Mrs.

Pavid F. Wise; thence west by the same 31 to the place of beginning. improvements consist of a wo-story brick house, about 30 by 33 ri-et. with two-story brick attachment and being numbered 14. No f.

All that certain tract ofland. situate nartlv In said city of Lebanon and partly in township, bounded on the north by 'mills of Karmany. north Eighth street. lands of the estate of John II. Lick.de- east bv Long Lane, south by lands of Miraham Kehtuss and west by lands of Co.containinglOacres.be the same more or less.

stone quarry is upon said tract. No- 7. All that certain Lot of Ground, situate in said city of Lebanon, bounded on tlie noi-th by Locust street, east by South Sixtn -tree! and old shacfferstow road, south by an allev and west bv lot Bernhard Cassidy. ing by 110 feet, be the same more or less. tsfESIL improvements consist 01 Ml Five Houses, each being about Is by feet, with Kitchens attached; nutclier shop and other out-buildings.

Si-izod and taken into execution as the prop- of James March, and will be sold by SI. H. BOWMAN, Sheriff. BASSIER BOTKH, Attorney. Sheriff's Office.

Lebanon, May 17. TUNE COURT PROCLAMATION. 0 Whereas.the Box. JOBS SIMOSTOX, President, and McPnBKSOX, Additional Law Judge of the several Courts of Common Pleas in the district composed of the counties of Lebanon and Dauphin, and Judges of the Courts of Over and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, for the trial or capital and all other offenses of said counties: the Judges of the General Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace and General Jail Delivery, in the county of Lebanon and LIGHT and AMI.nil's Judges of the General Courts of Quarter Sessions, of the Courts of Oyer and Tennincr. (Jenerat Peace and Jail Delivery, for the trial of capital and other said county of Lebanon, through Their precepts to me directed the 20tb day of March, A.

ISifl. to hold a Court of Common Pleas, and Over and Terminer, and Oeneral Jail Delivery, and a Court ot Quarter Sessions of the Peace In Lebanon, for the county of Lebanon, on the First Monday of Jane, 1893, which will re the 5th day of said month, to continue ONE week. Notice Is therefore hereby given, to tlie Coroner, the Justices of the Peace-, the Aldermen and to Constables within the County of Lebanon to appear in their own persons, with their rolls, examinations and other documents, and present the same to the Prosecuting Attorney, at least 10 days before the meeting of the Court, conformably to tiie provisions of the Act of Assembly, pissed at the late session of the Legislature. Also, all tho'e who intend to prosecute prisoners, which DOW are. or then mar be.

in the Jail of I.eba-! non counrv. will have then and there to appear on Monday. June5th, ISO'-, to.proceed agiintt them as then may be just. Given under my hands. In the City of Lebanon, on the 20th day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-three.

M. H. BOWM AX. Sheriff. Sheriffs Office, Lebanon, May is, 1S93.

Keystone Ice (Jo Wishes to announce that they can'fnr- nish and deliver the PUREST SPRING WATER ICE in any quantity desired, and at the LOWEST PRICES. Ice can be secured at any time, both day aud evening, at either of the following offices: 714 Cumberland Street, or, 330 Forth Twelfth St. ICE SOLD WHOLESALE and RETAIL Telephone feblO-tf OF TAX 1.1 payers of Lebanon county Pursuant to the of the laws ol mia Commonwealth, the nnderstgned Commission- ers of Lebanon county hereby notify the taxa- bles of the respective townships and wards of said countv, that appeals from the assessment for 189) will be heard at the Commissioners' Office, in the City of Lebanon, on the following days, viz. APPEALS. Third ward.

Lebanon, Wednesday May 31. Fourth ward, Lebanon. Wednesday, May 31. Appeal hours from 10 a. m.

to 3 p. m. P. Is hereby given that the Assessors have maue 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 held on the above mentioned JOSEPH PAINTKK, WILLIAM BENSON, DAVID ELLIOT, County Commissioners. Attest: JAMES 51.

SXTDBR, Clerk. Ape PI Ace Int Own! Chinese must go and ST. CATHARINE'S Baltimore, Md. DIRECTED BY THE SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS The great object of this Institution, established under the immediate auspices of the Most Rev. Archbishop Baley.

will be to select and train those who show a disposition and Qtness for the. office to become teachers in Catholic and Public Schools. The course of instruction will be thorough. Particular attention paid to the training of organists and teachers of Catholic Choirs, vocal and instrumental music. For detailed Information apply for prospectus to SISTEK SUPERIOR.

ST. CATHERINE'S NORMAL INSTITUTE, Cor. Harlem and Arlington Avenues mar24-ly2tw BALTIMORE. MD. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LOT OF so must our Spring Soils! The Chioese must go and so most our Spring Suits! which I will sell at rock bottom prices.

'Come and see our goods before you buy elsewhere. No trouble to show goods. Thanking yon for past favors, I shall endeavor to please yon in the future. J. J.

GREELEY, Pleasant Hill. Pants. All the new styles for spring, in STRIPES AND CHECKS are represented at our store between the prices of oo and Competition, worthy of name, is OUT OF THE QUESTION with such an immense stock matter as EWIS' 98 LYE POwBniB ASI PBTSXB (PATEXTED) The and pareit Lye made. Unlike other Lye. It being a tie powder aad in a eaa with removable Ud.

the are always ready for une. Will make the best perfumed Hard Soap In 30 minutes without boi It to tkc fcett forcleanslnt pipes, disinfecting sinks, closets. wishing paints, trees, etc. IAI.T rra co. Gm.

Aftt, Stylish Men's Clothing. You have heard a good deal about stock of Men's Clothing, but if you'll look at to the conclusion that it's a good deal anything we've said about it. Its and variety cannot be overstated, can the pra se of its perfect fit and finish too loud Lebanon you have to spend for your Boys' Cloth ing, we can please and satisfy you in every way possible. Why not improve your appearance by wearing well made and perfectly fitting garments, such as we are telling about cost is ECONOMICAL BOYS' CLOTHING Our this season's display of Boys' Clothing, for boys, both big and little, is the largest and finest in the city question. Boys like style about their clothes, are careful to see that they get it, and the latest never at any previous time had such an attractive at stock.

Blue Flannel Suits. Largest Assortment in leb- anon. $5 to $12..