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gfatlg REINHARD SHARP, JFKIDAY. JANUABY 20, 1890. THEIR LAST SLEEP. The Wall of a Church in Course of Erection PALLS WITH TERRIBLE EFFECT. It CnubM Into Three-Story Dwelling.

Brlncinc Death to Two Bright Tonne Were Borrlblj Taw Demolition of HOUM Killed Injured. NEW YOKE, Jan. awoke yeaterday morning to find that the gale which raged throughout the night had resulted in an appalling calamity in ito midst. A new Presbyterian church, of which the Eev. Dr.

Lewis B. Foote is pastor, has been in course of erection at No. 296Throop avenue, corner of Willoughby avenue. Although apparently the work was well doue, it had not advanced sufficiently to withstand the high wind. At 4:85 a.

m. one of the brick walls, after swaying for several minutes, fell with a great crash which awoke the en- tile neighborhood. The immense mass fell fairly upon a three story frame dwelling which adjoined the church, and was tenanted by the Mott and Purdy families, numbering altogether seven persons. They were Mrs. Emma J.

Purdy, aged 40; Hary Purdy, aged 18; Caroline? Purdy, aged 16; David Purdy, aged li. Mrs. Caroline Molt, aged 75; Sarah Mott, aged 45: Richard A. Poole, aged 03. AU Were Anleep.

Although the families had been much disturbed by the gale during the night, all were asleep when the disaster occurred. They were aroused by a tremendous noise. They heard the walls crash, saw the plaster fall, and that the house was trembling on its foundations. Those in the back parlor, which was not shaken so badly, started to es- eape. How they escaped is not yet known, for within a minute after UK- first crash the house fell.

The boy and girl in the front parlor were either not awakened by the noise or had no chance to escape, for their dead bodies, horribly mangled, were found in the ruins. The others were more or Jess injured. but none fatally. The dead girl was employed as a typewriter and was a favorite among her friends in the neighborhood. '1 he boy David was regarded as particularly blight and was to have graduated from Grammar school No.

25 in February next. As soon as the terrible crash was heard people began to flock to the scene, aud several hundred were soon on the spot, appalled by the scene and by the cries of the entombed victims who had not suffered death. The Demolition Complete. The demolition of the bouse was complete, but one bedroom was fully exposed to view, and in this could be seen the body of Mary Purdy, who had been crushed beneath a mass of debris. The police and firemen, who had been summoned at once, arrived in a few minutes, and began the work of rescuing the living and bringing out the dead.

The first person they discovered was Mrs. Emma Purdy, who lay in bed, BO badly crushed that she was unable to speak. She was quickly and tenderly conveyed from the ruin. Mary Purdy's body was taken out and hud upon the sidewalk, covered with the blankets of her own bed. She was a prepossessing girl, and is said to have been engaged to be married.

He Saw It The first alarm of the calamity was given by John Moore, a night watch man, who witnessed it. He was within half a block of the church at the time. He noticed that the church wall seemed to be swaying, and before he could make up his mind whether the impression was imaginary the mass of brick came down squarely upon the adjoining roof, lie ran toward the spot shouting fire, while the shrieks of the entombed reached his ears from the ruin, lie had to wait until the police and firemen arrived, when he assisted in the work of rescue. The Killed and Injured. Purdy, aged 18; David Purdy, aged 14.

Caroline Mott, shoulder hart; Miss Sarah Mott, her daughter, out about the head; Mrs. Emma J. Purdy, a widow, and mother of the two few scratches, suffering much from the shock; Carrie, her daughter; Richard A. Poole, cousin of Mrs. Purdy, back and strained and shoulders injured.

The llritlcb Fleet at Zanzibar. ZAMUBAB, Jan. British men-of-war have arrived at Zanzibar and others are expected. There is great excitement over the presence of this large fleet. Surmises are rife as to its object, but the prevailing opinion is that it is destined for the coast of Mozambique, to put a stop to Portuguese aggression and protect British interests in the interior.

The fleet is under sealed orders, and awaits final dispatches from London. It is generally believed that in the absence of satisfactory assurances from Lisbon it will be ordered to proceed to occupy Delagoa Tbe Kew Treaty. OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. confidential copy of the proposed extradition treaty tietweeu the United States and Great Britain has been received by the minister of justice. The scope of the proposed treaty is very wide in contrast with the treaty of 1842, which contains only four offenses.

If the pending treaty is adopted legislation by the Dominion parliament will be necessary to bring Canada under its provisions. The Ctxmntauqoa Aaaembly. BOCBESTEK, N. Jan. au- nual meeting of the board of trustees of the Chauuiuuua assembly is in at Power's hotel.

Secretary Ijuncan read his annual report, which showed a prosperous condition of affairs. The receipts of the year wore Sia4.53S.52, ana expenditures $121,527.31. Thedebtwas reduced $5,000 last year. The present indebtedness is $30,000. A few years ago it was $95,000.

XJvrd and Died Tocetber. FORT ATKINSON, Jan. and Mrs. Lucius Hart were buried together here. They died within twenty Jour hours of eacli other of pneumonia, preceded influenza.

Jlrs. Hart had frequently expressed the hope that they might die at the same time. The couple were about 70 years of age. Kew Aleut Market. Andrew L.

Shirk has opened a meat market at No. 725 Cumberland street, where be will constantly keep on band a fulllinoof beef, veal, p.nk, lamb, sausages and pnddlng. His stock is all home dressed, done at the slaughter house of Qeo. T. Brooks, on North Tenth street, where only the best stock is slaughtered.

Tho delivery wagons will be run to all nations of the oily, aud the meat will be sold at the lowest cash figure. Don't forget tho place, and give me a call. ootl5-tf Facto Worth Knowing. In all diseases of the nasal mucous membrane the remedy used must be non- The medical profession has been slow to learn this. Nothing satisfactory can be accomplished with douches, snuffs, powders or nyrincee because they are all irritating, do not thoroughly reach the affected surfaces and should be abandoned as worse than failures.

A multitude of persons who had for years borne all the worry and pain that catarrh can inflict testify to cures wrought by Ely'a Craam Balm. Jan. 10,1890. THIRTEENTH DAY. January Serial Sale IS The interest rises as the Sale lengthens.

Many questions come to us daily; the one most Frequently repeated is, "Who is losing the money?" Cannot itop to answer that. The sale fr going, going on. Wouldn't you piefer that we you what the Bargains arc rather than how they came to be? What a favor we did you when we made you to know Gloriosa last season. An acquaintance worth continuin-. Ihis is the Gloriosa Anniver y.

The first opening of them this year to-day. Wool-and- Silk with strength, sheen and shimmer, and about the weight of a summer evening's sigh. That's our best definition of Glorioso Colors: tray tan bronze olive eolden-brovrn navy red black Everybody not in the clutches of La Grippe ought to find the Bric-a-Brac Counters on the second floor. Saints in old ivory -tyle, sinners is bisque, bottles, jars, urns and Ceramic Art in a thousand beautifu" lorms at half and one-third The chance of the year. Upholstery.

Many of the bargain lots(Heavy and Light Curtains Furniture Coverings, and the like) that we told you of on Monday and yesterday are still unbroken. To-day we name a large variety of Piano and Table Covers at prices that the manufac turers would not duplicate them for. Table and Piano Covers: 4-4 Titian from toW. C-I Titian Velour Covers, down from $9 to Velour from $7 7-4 Jute Velour Covers, down from $iO to 7-4 Velour from to $1P. 8-10 Jute Velour Covers, down Irowtlit 6-12 me Velour Covers, down from 118 In $15.

8-12 Embroidered Clotli-Piano Covers, down Irom $10 lo M. G-4 Cheuille Covers down from to 12. fi 4 Chenille Covers, down from $3 to to. 6-4 Chenille Covers, down from $4.5010 8-12 rhenme Covers, dewn from $5 to SI. 6-4 Tapestry Covers, down froin $1.51) to $1.

7-4 liresellenne Tapestry Covers, dowu from 8 4 Bresellnue Tapestry Covers, down from tl to $2. 8-10 Bresellenue Tapestry Covers.down frcni 8-li! Hreselienne Tapestry Covers.down froir, Persian Desiims in French Tapestry Covers down from to $2 5" Same, 6x8 feet, special size for onlonK tables duwn from to S3. 84 Persian Designs in French Tapestiv down from $5.50 to SI.SO. Same. down Irnm $0 to S5.

Same. 810, down from $7 60 to $0. Same, 12. dnwii trom S12 to 0. 6-4 Plush Table Covers, with embossed borders, down from $20 to $15.

Same, with hand-embroidered coroeri and fringe, down Irom $10 to $27.50. Same, 4 4 down from $20 to fii. Ssmc. 4-4 size, with antique tinse 1 do Plush Table and Piano Scarfs: With Antique Tinsel Hand 18x54 Inches, down from $750 18x64 inches, down from $il 50 to $9.50 Inches, down from SI4.00 to inches' down from $12 50 30 $10.00 £2x55 ufl 00 22x60 inches, down from $18.00 to S15.ro 22x60 Inches down from $21.00 to S20.00 22x60 inches, down from $25.00 to $20 00 Jute Vclour Scarfs: IFxM Inches, down from $7.51 to $6 09 18x7! inches, down from $10 00 to $7.59 Curtains: Silk Curtains, full size. known as liimmfred gold patternn, re duced from $15 to $7 50.

Figured Silk Curtains, with dado, were $17, now tS: were :5. now $10 JOHN WAN A MAKER leading Municnl Jounmi. With the January issue, nnir oat, thi Philadelphia Musical Journal inaugur ates its fifth volume. It has steadily im proved dnrinp the past four years until DOW stands at tbe bead of Americ-u magazines devoted to the art. of music The literary portions of this issue a series of articles on "Open Questions' from some of America's leading iustruc tors; a musical romance; musical newp; educational articles, by A.

Clirkr, Mns. Doc portrait aud sketch of ii American boy pianist; portrait of Arthur Nikibclj, the new director cf tho Boston Symphony Orcliestt report of the firs: annual meeting ot Peunsylvatjiii Scan; Music Teachers' Association and various other features of interest to musicians ami musical people. As usual there are four musical selections "Faun" and Fairies Polkn," "Little Favorite March," of Promise SchoitUebe." and "Whore tin Sea llreaks on tlin Shore." the latter clmrmirg vtvcal number Th music i. alonn -worth tlie pi ice of a year's suhscrip titm and is only a sample uf that l-ublistv ed in the Journal every mouth To tbosu who subscribe before the close of this rmmUi, llip publishers also give a 04 piijo Folio of Music free. Subscriptions only $1 a year; sample copy.

10 cents. Gould Woolley. Publishers," No. 141G Chestnut street; Philadelphia Prof. Loisette's MEMORY DISCOVERY AND TRAINING METHOD In of adulterated which miw the thmay, and practical nwulu of Original, spite ot tbe croeseat miarepnwentationi 07 eDviona woold-be andiaspitoof ofthetruitofhis labors.

(all of vrhich demonstrate the undoubted superioritT and popularity of Prof. Loisette's An of Never is rococnicfea UMla? in both Hemispheres as marlcine an Epoch ia Memory Culture. His Froepectns (sent post free) gi ives opinions of people in all parts qf tbe globe who have act. correspondence, showing wliiltoeinff net be learned i a xincfc 4 c. Terms and Testimonials address Prof.

A LOISETTE. S37 Fifth ATMMMI. N.T studied his System br corresp that his System is iiAHf cnlv wliilt thatanv txiok can be le A Few Mora Bat fioinc fast; we mean the sample shoes which Miller, at 121 North Ninth street is selling at cobt. If you doubt it. call and convince yourselves.

janB-tf One of the simplest and safest means of curing cold in the head and stoppage or obstruction of breathing is Old Saul's Catarrh Cure. 25 cents. RUPTTTKB CtrBK GUARANTEED by DK I. B. MATER, 831 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.

Eaae at once. No operation or business delay. Thousands cured. Send for circular. july80-ly UTKKABT.

The North American Review for January, which begins the one hundred and ittieth volume of that sterling periodical, one of the most important numbers ever issued. The first fifty four pages are oc- nipied by a discussion on Free Trade or Protection, in which tbe two sides of the question are ab'ly and brilliantly presented by the Rijrht Hon. William E. Gladstone and Hon. James 6.

Biaino. Mr. Elaine's contribution is an answer to Mr. Gladstone's, and is published by special per- mision of tbe latter at the same time with ais own. The two together make a feature which in brilliancy has never been surpassed, if, indeed, it has ever beon equaled, in tbe history of periodical literature.

That it will attract the widest attention on both sides of the Atlantic it is needless to say. Certainly it forms a splendid opening of the new volnme, aud shows that The Review under the present management is amply fuiailing the promises it has made. Further contributions on the same subject are promised in future numbers. As so mach space is occupied by this great discussion, sixteen peges have been added to this number of Tbe Review (making one hundred and forty-four pages in all), in order that a jreat variety of other interesting matter may be presented to the reader. Brook Trent Fry Ready.

The Pennsylvania Commissioners of Fisheries are now ready to distribute brook trout fry. Applications for fry should be made to Henry C. Ford, 1823 Vine street, Philadelphia; James W. 75 Fifth Avenue, H. C.

Demuth, Lancaster; S. B. Stillwell, L. Streuber, Erie, and W. L.

Powell, Harrisburg. How Often Must Under the recent' order of the P. R. road to its baggagemasters and brakemen that all of them in that corporation's employ most have shaven faces, the question now arises how often must they every day, twice a week, or only once a week Inquiry has also arisen as to bow often their hair must be cut, and whether their finger nails must be short or long? According to figures furnished by the N. T.

Ban, our English cousins, through the syndicates, invested $100,000,000 in cold cash in American industries last year. If this thing should continue it ill only be a short time till England owns tbe whole country. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued out of he Court of Common Fleas of Lebanon County, will be sold at Public Sale, on MONDAY. JAN.

i 3 th, the Public House of JOHN REtnKL. (Cm IOTEL In the City of Lebanon, Lebanon county, Pa all the fstate. right, title, claim, property, merest and demand of Walker, and all tbat certain lot of ground situated the Borough of Jonestown. Lebanon county, 'a ou the south side of Main street, adjoining ot of Maria Kobr on the Hast, an on the Soutn, loi Maria McClum on the West, and said Main street on the North, being 33 feet root Dy 19S feet to aa aliev.be tbe same more or less. The Improvements consist of a Two- Story Frame Dwelling feet, Two-Story addition 12x16 feet, shed 12x 2i feet, and other outbuildings.

Also tbe undividKl half interest in all that certain farm, plantation or tract of land, situated Union township. County and sta'e aforesaid, ou the South of the road fromZattazahn elmrch to Indiantown Gap. aujoiming Und of Amos and Joslali Wollou tne East, Israel Sliimm aud Jacob LlgScnn the soutu, LevlZet'linian os he West, containing 157 acres, be the nore or less, about 100 acres being wood land. The improvements consist of a Two Ktoty Dwelling House, 20x24 feet. Barn feet.

Pit- Sty, Wagon Shed and other Uut-buildiugs, running water tHrough the tract, with some Fruit Trees. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, p. m. Seized and into exrcutiou as the property of GEORGE W. WALKER, and will be sold by THOS.

V. MILLEK, sheriff. Sheriff's Offlce, Dec.21.1SS9. CAPP SCIIOCK, Attorneys. Philadelphia Money Market.

STOCK QUOTATIONS reported up to 12 by DeHaven Townsend, bankers, Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Stocks and sold and carried on favorable terms. Jan 9,1690. Bid United States 4X's Coupon 104X United States 4's Coupon 126 Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia Reading Railroad Lehlgh Valley Railroad Lehlgh Coal and Navigation Co 52 Western N.Y.&PennR. a New Jersey Central 126 Northern Pacific, Common Northern 74K Oregon Transcontinental Union Pacific 66 Western Union 84 Richmond Terminal 21 Louisville Nashville Atchlson, Topeka Santa Fe Western.

New York Kew England o'clock No. bought Wanamaker Brown. $7.50 and so on for Trousers worth almost twice that. We ought to sell hundreds of pairs a day. The styles are beautiful.

The qualities perfect. The tailoring and trimmings we'll make equally satisfying. $8-00 and $7.50 the finest Hardly less so, $7.00, $6.50, $6. There are thousands of men in this city and vicinity to whom these Trouserings would commend themselves on sight The reductions are very generous, nearly to cost. $5.00 Trousers to measure.

We don't want to oversay about these. There's no need. They're the best wearing goods we know of in the world. 225 styles altogether. You'l choose one in every four, at least WANAMAKER BROWN.

OAK HALL. S. E. COR SIXTH AND MARKET srs PHILADELPHIA. PA.

POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never vanes. A marvel of purity strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be Bold in competition with the multitude of low test, shon weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold ROTAL BAKING POWDER COMPANY.

HI Wall Strict Wf Ynrk. decH-ly IfEW ABTEKTISEMESTSs. LAROK DOOR KEY WAS LEFT on a farmer's stand, on market this morning. The owner can have it by calling at this office and paying lor notice. janlO-lt ISS CAHRIE GORDON BEUTHARD, TEACBEK OF PIANO, ORGAN, HARMONY AND VOICE MISS REINHARD will make a Specialty ot VOCAL CULTURE, USING THK CELEBRATED MA.RCHESI METHOD.

Persons wishing to engage hours will please call at 817 CUMBERLAND ST? janIO-tf LIGHT COMPANY STOCK. The Edison Electric ninmlnatlnjc Company offers stock for sale to pay for the enlargement of the phut. The Company Is OD a paying basis, and regular dividends can be expected. Price 01 stock 10 per share. JACOB H.

SHENK, President, SJanS-tf GEO. D. BISE, Treasurer. LEBANON, Jan. 1, HK PARTNERSHIP HEKETOFOKE EX- isting between J.

L. Hauer, J. W. Hant-r and M. w.

Keinoehl, trading under the nrm name of Hauer Bros. Heinoehl, Cigar Manufacturers, has this dav been dissolved by mutual coment. M. W. Reinoehl retiring.

The business will be continued by J. L. Hauer and J. W. Hauer under the firm name of Hauer Bros.

All persons having claims will please present tho same duly authenticated, and those indebted make prompt pavment at CUMBERLAND STREET. J. L. HAUBK. J.

W. HAOER. janl-3w M. W. REINOEHL.

PAYMENT OF WATER RENTS. OITT THEASCKER'S OFFICE, LEBANON, Dec. 5, All persons whose water rents for tne year commencing May 1, 18S9, and ending May 1390, remain unpaid on the 31 st are herrbv reminded that on tne first day of January next', fine per cent will be added, and on tbe first ol each and every month thereafter one per cent, additional will be added until tbe sain- are fully paid as 'provided by ordinance or Councils, passed March 19, IsSS. A. S.

LIGHT, dec5-tf city Treasurer. NEW SSolidl till Watcbl 81W ateh in the world. Perfe, timekeeper. Warruuted GOLD huntiuc; case I Both ladies' and gemi UZL with mud cases I value. O.VE TEESOMi each locality can secure or together with our laJj; Lablu iuieofUati.ehttlr.

Theso samr.les.as well the watch, are free. Allthe work yoi need do to ahovr what we send yoa to thoie who friends and neighbors and thole about always in valuable traddfurus, which holds for yiare wlipn once started end thus we are repaid. We pay all freie- hf, etc. Afse. von know all.

if you would like to to work for Ton rani front to SOO per weelc and upwards. Stiiiaua £Sox 813. Portland. Maiuc. Golden It CPJI be In a.

cup of cotTec or tra -HtT'ont oC person taking it; is ol.so;iil:-;y hanri lei-satwl will effect nixTinaiiciitantlEriKsly CUP? nn leraro drinker iniaJrohoJie wrerk who have ttken Ooldpn Specific in their and they onlt of their own JT VAIls. tcra once imnrrcnatcd Trith the Erwcillc. it K. QUer Impossuulity for tbo liquor bahit to exist. For sale by JOS.

L. 1.BM1IEKGER, DrnRglsi Market Square. LON E. KEHLEK, SHCCESSOKTO E. Z.

KEHLJ3R SON Beat estate, Kent and Collecting Agent 184 North Klgfatb Street, Lebanon, I'a. Always on hand a Large Number of Houses Farms and Builning Lots for sale. 14O Buildim: Lots (Lenich Plot), immediately East of the limits and North of Lehman Street; rtesiraof' locality for the larjorlnz man or investor. business Established In 1882 by K. Z.

EHLESI K. jnnHlo-ly BOOKS! BOOKLETS! CARDS! Reformed, Lutheran. Episcopal, Methodist am Catholic Hymn aud Prayer Books. An Elegant Assortment at WITMEYER'S BOOK STORE 21 SOUTH EIGHTH STORE. d8Cl6-tf LOSTorPATJJHO EAUEOOD ienenlandHEKVOOSDEBTirrS WeakneaBof Body and Etfectc lofErrorsorExceBsesin Older Ycuuff.

Hotiiut, XoltleHAMIOnDftaUr UMtorvtl. How tXDEVELOPKDOKOAXSAPARTSOt ttOUt. AbMlHCelT BnrmlUnf 1I09E In del. tMtlfj trom SUtevand CuoBtrln. (heal.

Book, npluiBUonuid Udnu ERIE MEDICAL BUFFALO, N. ESIRABLE BUSINESS BOOMS FOli RENT undersisned desires to reni desirable parties, tot business purposes, the twi (2) Front Second-story Rooms. (East side,) ii Boom' heated with steam. For further particulars in quire at the office of J. 51.

Funck, in said build ing. or at store room of nov6-tf ISAAC WOLF. "TJR. E. H.

PLACE, DENTIST, Graduate of tlie University of Pennsylvania Office. 828 CUMBERLAND STKKjST, mayl3-ly Over DeHufTa Boot Store. HABVES SSLTZEE, VSTEKLSTART SURGEON Qradnate of the American Veterinary ColleF 1 of New VcrS. Calls made to all parts of td cittr or conntry, at all sours of day nleh- OfBOB Ho. 17 Aflrtn PeTtnth marpas-l' THELKADINOFUIIJJITCBI 724 AND 726 CUMBERLAND STKEKT, la making a grand display of goods in bis line.

A new addition of 90 feet has deen added to tti main room, presenting one of the finest busines- places in the city. He Invites you all to call W. 8. HUBrSK, DENTIST, Graduate ol the Dental and Medical Depart Dents of the University ol Pennsylvania. Office NO.

S32 STKB3T. I.ftbanAn, U. LTXOOLN H. MILLKW, GHADUAT1 otPlilIadelphiaDentalColleiie. offlce No 31 Norm street, (second floor.) Kfebl calls answered at corner of Eishth and Willow streets.

Nitrous Oxldo administered in im prorgd form when desired. OUSES FOB SPLENDID Houses, Fritz's Kow, East I.clnnan street. Specialrentreduction. Canbeoccupiert at once. Also, to loan In sums rangin from $1CO upwards.

JACOB E. REINOEML, dec31-tf Attoruey-at-Law. OK HTOHK ICOOM NOW occupied by the Common wealth ShoeStoie No. 754 Cumberland street, Lebanon, Pa rent. Possession trlvei April 1890.

Apply to dec31-tf GEO: B. UI.RICII. OK NO. 633 CUMBEK land (Shujar's BaiMing) dlmen sions. 20i70 feet.

Possession given ou the 1st cl MwrctK A desirable almost any line JOHN U. SHUGAK. business Apply to LOCAL AND traveling salesmen. Positions perma nent- Special now; fast-selllne 0-1 specialties. Don't delay.

i Salary from start Nurseiymeu. Rochester, N. Y. ALBSMAN WANTED AT or Traveling. Big Pay.

steadv Utrutt. ft U3 K. W. M. BEASDSLER, DENTIST moval of offlce to No.

36 North X'mtti street, Lebanon, Pa. Nitrous Oiide admln wlwr. SKCON-D-HAND SAFE Must be In fair condition. Apply to MT. GSETNA SCE1 CO.

jan6-3t ANTEU-FOUR GENTLEMEN BOARD- ers. Dressmaking In all its branches promptly attended to. nov-at-tt 503 NOHTH TENTH STREET OR TWO-STORY BRICK Dwelling House, No. 403 Chestnut street- seven (7) rooms; finely located. Apply at once to J.

w. 1IISH deea-gw 9 South Ninth street. OR DWELLING HOUSES 1222 and 1224 Forge Street, near L' Roundhouse. Apply at anl-tf 1Z42 FORGE STREET. OR STORE ROOM IN AUKB'3 Building.

Apply to H.T. HAUEP. 31 North Eighth street OUR ELEGANT HOMES AT SALE! HTHEKE IS A CHASCE -WORTH CO5SID- KING. No. 1.

Located on Vtett Walnut street, close tn Spring, suDS'antlally hunt, corner of private and Walnut street. Brick with Sandstone- bise to top ot door sill: Large arlor, sliding Doors. Twin windows iront, IS-foot Dining Boom. Stationary Sink and Dresser, very fine Kitchen, three Bed-rooms, large Closet in each; Bath Koom, Gas Pipes aud Heating Flues throughout the house This house Is worth our price is only $iS50; $1,100 or 31,500 cai remain on first mortgage. No.

2. This prooerty is similar to Xo. 1, ad oins It on the kast. It is worth our price sr2.250. Both these houses will rapidly grow in'o because a dozen brick residences will be but': in the Immediate neighborhood in the Spring.

No.3. IslncatedonCedaravenue.North of No. 1, Frama-. large Parlor. Dining- sis room.

Kitchen, three Bed-rooms. each: Closet in Hall; Balcony. Workmen, don't mias this chance. We will give you au opportunity to buy a home. It 3 worth $1,450, our price at this time is $1350.

can remain un first mortgage. No. 4 Is neit to No. 3, East. These four jroperi ies are entirely new, pin; have ni-ver been occupied.

Kill buy No can remain on first mortgage. The houses are open to Inspection, they will bear examination from tarrec to cellar. Apply to JACOB K. BElNOEfiL. Attorney for the owner.

to loan in larse or small sums. City and County Keal Estate for secuii.y jans-tt 8. U. REISOEHL. M.

W. UEINOEHL. H. A. KEINOEIIL.

REINOE1IL LUMBER Successors to Office, Planing Mill and Yards, EIGHTH AND WATER STREETS. POSTAGE STAMPS AND ENVELOPES! Look up your old letters from year 1S40 to If fi.i. with postage stunps, some which may be josid. red worthless by you. 1 do not wan thelttters.

only the stamps and entire envelo pts. It you find such, do notremovfl the from letters unr cut from envei-pts Uefoie uiy inspection. For such as I want. I will pav goinl cash prices, regardless of auan'ity. Call or send.

It tiicouYeni-nt to you i will mpenkmuUI ana inspect what v-oj may have. TJ. s. folns. Iver a-d copper wanted.

GOtili "JOSUITION OXI.Y, ol the fnlluw. inn tiares for which I wl 1 pay the be-r IN Ii prices: pay White Pine, Yellow Pine and Yellow Poplar, Hemlock, Laths, Pickets, Shingles. Hard Woods, and Manufacturers of Doors. Sash, Blinds, Carvings, Molding and Flooring, Turning, Scroll Sawing. Persons In want of anything in our line will find it to their interest to examine our stock.

JanE-tf P. TAYLOR'S PUBLIC SALE OF ONE CAR LOAD OF ILLINOIS HORSES! Will ne sold at Public Sale on Monday, January i3th. 1890, At the Lafayette Fashion stables, Lebanon Valley House, in the City of L-banon, Lebanon C'ounty, One Large Car Load of FINK ILLINOIS HOKSKS, of Clydesdale and Norman Stock, weighing up to 1.700 pounds, consisting of Fine Drivers, Excellent General Purpose Horses. and Profitable Feeders. They will arrive a few days before the sale and will be satisfactorily exhibited to those interested.

Siiry Days' Credit will be given. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. when conditions will be made known by O. P. TAYLOR.

Win. Behney. Auctioneer jan8 RESIDENCE AT PRIVATE SALE! The well-Known residence, late of Mrs. Elizabeth G. Lehman, on Maple Street, Independent District.

Lebanon. is hereby offered at Private Sale. The ground Is teet front on Maple street, and 200 feet In depth to property of Grove by ground of Christ Presbyterian parsonage, and ground of residence of Kev A U. Wedekind on East and West respectively. Substantial and well- built Brick Dwelling HoEse, 32x32 feet, of two stories and a basement, with Frame Back Build- Ing of 15x18 feet, and other improvements.

Nine rooms and spacious hall on three floors. Continuous Kail Stair Case from Basement to attic. Kasemeut Kitchen and Kitchen on main floor. Gas and other conveniences. Well of excellent water and cistern.

Lawn and Garden Ground Fruit and Shade Trees and bhrubberv. For terms of sale, possession or other Informa tlon. apply to El.ON E. KEHLfcK, jan8-tf 124 North Eighth Street. VALLET NATIONAL BANK OF I.ESUEON, Lebanon, December An election for Directors of this institution by the Stockholders will be held at their Banking Uouse, In Lebanon, on Tuesday, the 14th day 01 January, etween the hours of 10 o'clock, a.m.,aud 3 o'clock, p.

to serve for the ensuing year. JAC. B. KiKC'Il, Cashier. clecZT-td NOTICE.

A general meeting of tne Stockholders of the Cornwall Railroad company will be held at their oflke, West Chestnut street. In tha city of Lebanon, on Monday. January 13,1690. between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. and 12 o'clock, at which time and place an election will be held for President and Directors, to serve for the en suing year.

By order of the Board. dec27-td J. P. JACKSON, Secretary. T7LECTION IS HEREBY JLj given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the PEOPLE'S BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION, OF LKBANON, will be held In Breslin's Hall, ou Ninth street, on Monday, January 27th, 1 the fourth Monday of said month), between the hours of 7 and 8 o'clock, p.

for the purpose of electing thirteen directors to serve during the ensuing year. By order of the Board. deel6-td FHANK E. MEILY. Secretary.

NOTICE. A meeting of the Stockholders ot the Lebanon Electric Railway Company will be held at the law offlce of Col. A. Frank Seltzer, (the office ol the Company) No.773 Cumberland street. Lebanon, on Monday, the )3th day of January, 1890, between the hours ot 10and 12 a.m.,fo the election of officers for the ensuing year.

decSO RICHARD MEILY. Secretary. NOTICE. CORNWALL LEBANON RAILROAD Lebanon December 2.1889. The annual meeting ot the Stockholders of this company, aud an election for President and Directors to serve for the ensuing year, will be held at the offlce of the company, northeast corner of Eighth and Cumberland streets, on Monday, January 13th, 1890, between the hours of 10 a.

m. and 12 o'clock m. By Order of the Board. GEO. D.

RISE. Secretary. dec2T-td TPLECTION NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Homestead Building and Savinzs Association of Lebanon, will be held in Koom No. 4 of the Court House, on Thursday.

January 23d, 18UO, (being the fourth Thursday of the month), between the hours of 7 and 8 o'clock p. for the purpose of electing four Directors to serve for three years. By Order of the Board. decZ7-td O. H.

LANTZ, Secretary. TJILECTION NOTICE. A general meeting of the Stockholders of the Cornwall Turnpike company will be held at the office of the Cornwall railroad company. In the city of Lebanon, on Monday. January 13.

1890, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 12 at which time aud place an election for President ana Minagers to seive for the ensuing year will be held. By Order of the Board. dec27-td D.

S. HAMMOND.Secretary. ILECTION NOTICE. The regular annual election by Hie Stockholders of the Peoples' B.mk ot Lebanon, I'a will be held at their Banking House, lu the ct'y of Lebanon, ou Tuesday, the 13th day or January. 1890, between tlie hours of 10 o'clock a.

and 12 o'clock for the election of eight Directors to serve for thi ensuine year. dec27-td E. M. WOUMEH. Cashier.

TJILECTION NOTICE. A meeting of the Stockholders ol the Lebanon Stove Works, will bj held at their offlce. at the works, on Gnilford street, in the City nf Lebanon, tm Saturday, tne llth day of January, A. 1690, between the hours of 1 and 3 o'clock, p. at which time and place an election lor Directors will be held, and other business will be transacted.

By. order of the Board. ADOLPUUS KEINOKHL, President. M. I.IOHT.

Secretary. dec27-td NOTICE. The regular annual election by the Stock holders of the First National Bank of Lebanon will be held at their Banking House, in the city of Lebanon, on Tuesday, the 14th day of January, 1590, between the hours of 10 o'clock a m. ana 3 o'clock p.m.. for the election of six Directors to serve for the ensuine year.

JOHN H. HOFFER. Cashier. LECTION NOTICE. The regular annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Lebanon National bank for the election ot Directors, etc.

will be held at their banking hocsf. In Lebanon, on the second Tuesday, the 14th day of January, 1S90. between the hours of 10and 3 o'clock of the saidday. dec27-td J. M.

GO3SLER. Cainier. TjlIJSCTION NOTICE. The Annual Flection for Twelve Directors of the Lebanon Fire Insurance Company will be held at tfee office of the Coroniny, in Jonestown, Monday, the 13th day of January, 1190, between the of 2 and 4 o'clock, D. m.

JOHN MEILY. 1-resident. G. HEOJaAN, Secretary. di-c27-td BILLIARD and POOL PARLOR! 7391-2 CUMBERLAND STREET, (SECOND FLOOB.) lASST UVSCB mill PROPRIETORS.

Players will find In this parlor the best Billiard ami Pool In Uia city. pieces uf year iS19. pieces uf i heycar 17'JS. and 1TSS. $1 of year i7a7, 1815, is: 1S24 K2S and 183.

S2 50 pieces of tha jvar 176, ITJfl. iji'J. 1816, IS-21 aird iS'H. 13)1, I 1S52 and 1353. HALF ISS.

Qt'A'tTEK DJLLARS-nsW, 1804, 1SK. and ISS. UIMKS-ITW to 1S2S.1«4 and ISIS. HALF to iWO, 1EG1, 1S66 and IE67. Three and Five cent Mckf Is year of The value of the coin depends upon in cot ditiun and not the dale.

Call, send, or JACOB A. fHIMlEL, 818 Street.l.e'banon.Va. iHK CITY (JKOCEKo, LIGHT Northwest- Covner Eighth ami Chestunt Streets, Have an elegant assortment of Holiday Goods, THE HOLLIS CAff 1HK6 AT LOWEST PRICKS. And invite the public to Cijll aud iuspect No trouble to accommodate people. Hoods Delivered to All Petals of the City and Out skirts Free of Charge.

Kespectfully Yours. DETWEILER LIGHT. nOTlB-tf TXTILilAM WAflL, Of this city, having applied for and been granted a license. Is uow reaay to take contracts for cleaning Privies, Vaults, Sinks or Cess Pools! Which he will do satisfactorily or no charge will be made. He possesses a pump to do the All orders can ba addressed to WILLIAM WAHL, Box 48, Lebanon, Pa.

Immediate attention plvea to orders. teb2S RARE OPPORTUNITY I A BUY YOUR OWN HOUSE i OH EASY TERMS. LITTLE CASH REQUIRED LOTS FOR SALE Of PA.RT8 OP THE OFTT. Seventh and TYiHow Streets. THE U.

B. MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF PENN'A This society has boea ta successful oporagfoo for over 17 years, aort is to-day in a better post tlon, financially, than it was. ITS DIVISION B. OFFERS TIIK Cheapest and Safest Insurance that can be obtained. This Division Bad only 13 deaths in 4 years The youn.a men of Lebanon who desire insurance should Inform themselves of the superior advantages of this Division before applying for Insurance For information call The undersigned would respectfully inform tn citizens of Lebanon and vicinity that he Cas A FIRST-GLASS LIVERY, and Is prepared at all nines to furnish teams for WKDDING3.

FUNERALS, EXCURSIONS, ftr Reasonable Rates. Careful drivers furnished wbaa desired. HOSES BITNER, InlySO-tl Eagle Hotel. 0 I 1TY REAL ESTATE I PRIVATE SALE! Are you looking for a Comfortable Home, in a sood saleable locality Kiamine thischance! Charles W. Shiner offers bouse he occupies on Lehman s'reet, between Tenth and Eleventh.

It stands high and dry. Good Cellar, Nice Yard, Large Parlor, Uinine Spacious Kitchen, Fine Bed rooms. It is borhood. Bed rooms. It is a first-class nelgh- Now is the time to buy.

Seventy-five per cent, of the money can remain on first mortgage Apply to CHAJtLES W. SHINEK, 1O3O Lehman Or JACOB E. RBINOEHI, Attorney for Mr. bhiuer. decl2-tf DR.

ELECTRIC BELT Jn thp0(llth mSCRBT10S3 or KStKSSHS ASTKK to by tbla NEW IIC BELT MB SOSKNSORY poie. of Inf. CnirenU of Rleeti PAETS, rcitorinn them to IIULTH KBANON KOUttDtt? AND CUA MISH Proprietors, Horth Sevsath Street, Lebanon, Pa. TJiSAL ESTATE! DESIRABLE C1TT PROPERTY! I have now for sale, several City Properties, located in different sections ol the city, which I will sell at a sacrifice. Persona seeking for Desirable and Cheap Properties, on Easy Terms do well to call at once, on JOHN E.

WILLS, Real Estate and Fire Insurance Agent. Office Lebanon Valley Mutual Fire Insurance Company, South £ighth Street. oct24-tf G. M. FOCHT, Eoooeopathie Physician Sargeoo, 336 North Tenth Lebanon.

JanMw. i etoga-m. 12 to 2 p.m. 6 to 9 p. m.

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1889, trains Kill leavt Xeoanon aa follows, connectiny at Corvnoaoo 'or all on the JRailroad: Leave Leoanon at riJS a. arrive at Conewago 7.05 a. Lancaster 8.10 Fblladel New York ISO p. Harris- Durg7.30 a. Altoona 1.15 httsburk 6.50p.m.

Thl9 train makea close connection Barrisburgfor points ou the Nor and Philadelphia Erie Kailioada. Leave Lebanon 10JS a. at Oonewago 1055 a. Harrlsburg 12.nl p. Liincister SewYorkJ p.

m. This train makes close connection at Harrlaburg for points ou tbe Northern Centra aud P. E. railroads. Leave Lebanon 11.30 s.

arrive at Conewago 12.15 p. Lancaster 12.58 p. Pblladm phla 3J5 p. m. New York 530 p.

m. Leave Lebanon 2.00 p. arrive at Conewago 2.45 p. Lancaster 2.55 p. Philadelphia 6.15 p.

fiarrtsbnrg 3.20 p. Altoona 7.50p.m.,Pittsburg llA5p. Baltimore p. Washington 1.10 p. m.

Leave Lebanon 3.15 p.m., arrive C'OMwavo Philadelphia 6S p. m. Mew York 9.25 p. in. Leava Lebauou TJn p.

arrive at Co-. 7.55 p. Lancaster 8.35 p. Vhiladel phla p. Harrishurt 5.50 p.

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BR1B6S' MEDICINE ELIZABETH, N. J. septl4-ly MUFFS! MUFFS! MUFFS! THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of MUFFS AND BOAS JIN THE CITY. CALL A2TO BE CONVINCSB. FRBNTZ 775 Cumberland Street a WEIGELT, Artificial Stone Workers, Are prepared to pnt down CEMENT PAVEHETK.

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