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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OCR KI'.GULAR COKRESPOSUKNCE,
AtTuira Along-The Saafaeliamia Ghiaalngs
in and Around the goreBghYlcired Up
by the Intelligencer's Reporter.
Tramps plenty.
Mr. Geerge Bcbreedtr has been elected
by tbe Yigilants delegate te the next state
firemen's convention, te be held in Brad,
ford next September.
Harry Leckard has opened a gents' iurr
uisliiug stoic in the place formerly eccu
pied by Ed. Gable, no deserves success.
It was tbe Shawnee net the Susque
hanna rolling mill which forty-one men
left te engage in shad-flshing. Yocum's
correction corrects for once.
Sunday posteflice hours from 8 te 9 a. m.
Postmaster Mnlleu announces that en Sun
day, April 9th, this office will make up a
pouch for the East, closing at 1:45 p. m.
All mail for this pench'tnust be deposited
iu the postefl8ce, and uet in the letter box
coiner of Third and Locust streets, later
than 4:00 p. m. tbe previous day. There
will also be a pouch received from the
"West at 2:14 p. m. On and after Monday,
April 10th, letters will be taken out of the
letter box, corner of Third and Locust
streets, at 0:30 a. m., 11:00 a. ni. aud 4:Q(J.
p. m.
The Vigilant steamer yesterday get up
thirty pounds of steam in five minutes and
from an inch-and a quarter nozzle threw
a solid stream 201 fget and including a
spray, 285 feet.
Jehn Temple, greceryman, chipped the
end of his thumb off last evening while
cutting dried beef.
Easter services iu St. Paul's Episcopal
church lo-inenow as fellows : JMemiug
sci vice, .sermon and holy communion at
10::50; Sunday-school at 1:43 and chil
dren's Easier service at 7 p. in. On next
Thursday evcniuir the yeuncer portion of,
thiscongicgatieii will held a package so
ciable at thfj rectory, Ne. 423 Walnut
street.
The " Bankers Daughter '' played te a
fair house last evening and gave" a geed
show.
Special services iu the First Afiicau
Baptist church, tomorrow, Rev. Geerge
Jenes officiating. They will give an en
tcitniniiieiit for the benefit of the Sumkiy Sumkiy
scheul next Thursday and Fiiday even
inirs.
The Supplee steam engine works have
just finished an engine of new design,,
which will be tiied this afternoon before
the bnaid of directors. Instead el the
piston working as in ether engines, it
remain1 statieneiy while the cylinders de
tin- weik of the )istens.
Scciiiu your stock early in tbe Kecley
.stove works if you want any at nil.
Tobacco buyers abundant and prospects
for s;x wrck's business geud.
llev. Jeseph Yeung officiates iu the
Tinted Urcrliren church te-morrow.
Passion service every evening this
week and yesterday morning in Tiinity
Reformed church. Fifteen new members
received last evening ; communion te
inoriew.
Head Ituby Pound.
Ycsteiday afternoon two boys named
Harmen r.nd Scott found the nude dead
body nf a girl baby lying en the shore of
the Susfuc!iatina river at Wrightsvillc at
a point kunwn as the " lime sbutep." F.
Mr-Gee leek the remains in charge. They
were fearfully mutilated aud decom
posed, having probably been in the
water eight or ten days. The coroner
eidered an autopsy aud Dr. S. (r. Channel,
alter a careful examination of tbe lungs
and btain, found that the body was a
' still born." The mutilation was due te
contact with stones ou the bed of the
stream, from which it is supposed tbe body
had been thrown in the water at some point
north. The body was geed sized, being 11
inches in length and weighiug 8 pounds.
It was buried by the Wrightsvillc con
stable lasc eveuiug.
The Enntcr Service at ht. Juincn.
The set vice of Sr. James church will be
of very high order. Fer a number of weeks
Prof. Matz has made every eileit te traiu
his boy choir te render the beautiful music
of this Easter service perfectly. Instead
of Tem. MeEvey, Master W. Marshall
will sing all the soprano soles. The pro pre
gramme is as fellows :
Processional hymn : "Hallelujah, Christ
is Risen from the Dead."
Tc Dcum : by Knauff.
Jubelate : by Danks.
" They have taken away my I.eid :" by
St tiner.
The uhildiens' service will take place at
0 o'clock, when they will sing their Easier
enrels.
The Mural decorations of the church will
be unusually line.
Tim li-.li Dealers Trouble.
The fish dealcis were notified te day that
they could net sell tisli in the square any
lenger.as the ordinance prohibits it at this
season. They cannot go te the old fish
markct,and the question new is, where can
they go -.'
.Sent te Jail.
James Kelly, Michael Rogers, Ed.
Reilly, Geerge Williams, Thes. O'Brien
and Alex. McLaughlin were caught en a
freight train last night by Officers Pyle
aud Gilbert. They were sent te jail for 10
day? each by Alderman McConemy.
Easter Cards
in gieat vanety at Gottschalk & Lederuian's
Great New Yerk Bazaar, 26-23 North Queen
street T-'Jtd
Tim meat magnificent ami richest Easter
Cards in this city can bp seen at Gottshalk &
Ledciinan's Great New Yerk Bazaar, 20 and 2s
North Queen street. We advise everybody te
call tlieie early, ns these cards are limited and
vi ill ur-lv be sold very low. ap6-3td
The 4 Paw Shew.
On Monday, April aithf. Adam Forepaugh's
great circus will visit Lancaster for the first
time in a-lialt dozen years Tins Is an im
mense show, ami tills season it Is by lar larger
than ever. The nienazcrie is conceded by all
te be the largest and most complete et any
traveling show In this country, while the cir
cus contains a huge number et the best per
formed. This is the khew that ha with It
Louise Montague, the handsome woman who
receives $10,000 te appear as " Lalla Beeth " in
the stieet parade. The railroads leading te
this city will sell excursion tickets en this
day, and an Immense crowd will be in town te
witness an excellent show. The whole sur
rounding county lias been handsomely billed.
Preferred tickets will be sold en the day et
tbe exhibition at Hirsli & Bre's I'enn Hall
Clothing Stere, te enable ladles and ethers te
avoid the rush at the ticket wagon
Ainusenieuts.
The .UcGibcnys. These popular little peo
ple, eleven in number, are en liana te-day,
where at the hour we go te press they ai-c de
lighting "a large audience in one or their.
chateand charming musical and sketch en
tertainments, which they ?U1 repeat te-night.
This, it is announced, is positively the last ap
pearance et these juvenile celebrities here, as
they are en a tour te the far West, and their
audicne'e te be commensurate with the merits
of the performance should crowd the house.
Anna Jiickinsen ax " Hamlet.'" The appear
ance of Miss Anna Dickinsen lu a male dra
matic role will be a novelty te her many
friends here who have seen and admired her
iu her platform efforts of years gene by.
Frem the maze of bewildering criticisms,
which have greeted her essay of the role or
Hamlet, the true inwardness probably can
only ec extracted by anjxctcal view et It, and
the indications are that her rendition of Ham
let at Fulton opera house next Tuesday even
ing will be witnessed by a large audience.
"-1 Celebrated Case." On Wednesday even
ng D'Ennry's drama or " A celebrated Case,"
will be enacted at Fulton opera beuse, by a
company et which Tanllne Markham ts adver
tised as a star.
" T3 Bl'ECIAX. XOTlVJEtf.
Nobedt enjoys the nicest surroundings KJta
bad health. There are miserable people about
te-day te whom a bottle et Parker's Ginger
TebIc .would bringamep solid efemfbrf than
TOBic would nnngsmeEsr BOiip. aemiprt itstn
all the doctor) theyliaye everrid"."iee an55
column.
ml-lmdcoilftcew"
Files and Bugs.
Files, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by " Rough
en Rats." 15c t,
Jk. medicine et real merit, prescribed by
many leading physicians, and universally re
commended by these who have used It, as a
rue tonic, is Brown's Iren Bitters.
ap3-lwd&w
A Hive or ssees. i
Burdock Bleed Bitters bring back health'
when tlie body is badly disordered by impure
bleed. Billieusncss, Indigestion, constipa
tion, dyspepsia and ether bad disorders cured
by Burdock Bleed Bitters, Price $1. Fer sale
at II. B. Cochran's drugstore, 137 Neith Queen
street, Lancaster. y
Celdkx's Lleblg's Liquid Beef and Tenle
Invigorator is admirably adapted for females
in delicate health. Celden's; no ether. Of
druggists. apl-lwdeed&w
Treat Your Teetli
Bather than have tliem pulled. Let your
dentist save all he can. Yeu desire te have
trouble, because you have net used SOZO
DONT. When properly lixed, then rub en
the SOZODONT, and keep them all right ler
time te come. ap4-lwdeedw
Proof Everywhere.
If any Invalid or sick person has the least
doubt of the power and efficacy of Hep Bit
ters te cure them, they can find ceses exactly,
like their own, in their own neighborhood,
with proof positive that they can. be easily
ami permanently cured, at a trifling cost or
ask your druggist or physician.
Grckxwicii, Feb. 11, 1SS0.
Hep Hitlers Ce. Sins I was- given up by
the doctors te die of scrofula consumption.
Twe bottles et your Bitters cured me.
ml5-2wd&w Lbey Brewer.
lleimuDs el Men, Women and children
rescued in every community lrein beds of
sickness and almost deatli and made strong
by Parker's. Ginger Tonic arc the best evi
dences in the world of its sterling worth.
Pett. ap7-lmdcod.tcew
ABunuitMiiAM, Mass., Jan. 11, 1880.
1 have been very sick ever two years,' They
all gave me up as past cure. T tried the most
bklllul physicians, but they did net reach the
worst patt. The lungs and heart would fill up
every night and distress me, and my threat
was very bad. I told my children 1 never
should die in peace until i had tried Hep Bit
ters. 1 have taken two bottles. They have
helped me verymuch indeed. I am new well.
There was a let of Hick folks here who have
xeen hew they helped me, and they used them
and are cured, and feel as thankful as 1 de
that there is se valuable a medicine made.
apl 2wd&w Mrs. Julia G. Cvshine.
Bub it In.
Jaeeb l.eekm.in, 274 Clinten street, Bntrule,
N. Y., says he has been using Themas' Ecleo
trio Oil for rheumatism. He had sucli a lame
back that lie could de nothing ; butene bottle
entirely cured him. Fer sale at II. B. Coch
ran's drug bterc, 137 North Queen htrcct, Lan
caster. Metnersi juuiiiursii iiietnerri!
Are yen disturbed at night and broken of
your ret by a sick child sullcrlng and crying
with the xcruciating pain et cutting teeth ?
It bO, go at ence and get a bottle et MRS.
W1NSLOW'. SOOTHING- SYHU P. It will re
lieve the peer little sullcrer immediately dp.
pend upon it; there Is no miotake about it.
There is net a mother en eaith who has ever
u-ed it, v. no will net tell you at once that ij
will leg ate the bowels, and give rest te the
mother, and relief and health te the child,
operating like magic. It is perfectly sale te
use in all cases, and pleasant te thw taste, and
is the prescription et one et the eldest and
best female physician and nurses in the
United Elates. Sold every wliere ; -'cents a
iilH- "iiirMvilAwStWiS
A Ceng n. Cel. i or sere Jnieat, should ee
stepped. Neglect treqnentiyVcsults in an In
curable Lung Disease or Consumption,
Brown's, lirenchial Troches de net disorder
the -ieiiiucli like cough syrupa and balsams,
but act direetly en the inttamed parts, allaying
irritation, ;nvc relief in Aslliina. Bronchial
Cough--, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
which .Singers ami I'ulillcSpcakurs aie subject
te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Tieches have been recommended by pliysl
cian.s, ami always give nerlect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant u-e
for nearly n entire goneration, they have at
tained we) . .ueritcd rankameng the low staple
retnedles of the age. Sold at 23 cent-, a box
everywhere mSOvd TTli&S.l vw
"lAte, Urewtn, ucaury.'
" What we all admire" anil hew te secure It:
A line head of hair in its natural color Is such
nu adjunct te beauty that no one who prizes
geed leeks should neglect te use "Londen
Hair Celer Kcsterer," the most cleanly and do de
llghtful article ever introduced te the Ameri
can people. It is totally different irera all
ethers net sticky or gummy, aud free lrem
all impure ingredients that render many ether
preparations obnoxious. It thickens thin
liair, restores gray hair, gives it new life, keeps
the scalp clean and healthy, causing the hair
toglew where It had fallen effer become thin,
does uet seli or stain anything, and Is se per
fectly ami elegantly prepared as te make it a
lasting hair dressing ami toilet luxury. " Lon Len Lon
eon Hair Restorer" is sold by all druggists,
at i. cents a bottle, six bottles for $4.
ect3M.W.S&w
ily Universal Accord,
Ayer's Cathartic Pills are the' bes t of all pur
gatives ler family use. They are the product
et long, laborious, and successful chemical in
vestigation, and their extensive use, by phy
sicians In their practice, and by all civilized
nations, proves them the best and most effect
ual purgative Pill that medical science can
devise. Being purely Vegetable no. harm can
arise from their use. In Intrinsic value and
curative powers no ether Pills can be com
pared with them, and every pc-aen, knowing
their virtues, will employ them, when naeded.
They keep the system In perlect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole machi
nery of life. Mild, searching ami etlectual,
they are especially adapted te the needs of the
digestive apparatus, derangements of which
they prevent and cure, it timely taken. They
arc the best and- safest physic te employ for
children and weakened constitutions, where
a mild but effectual cathartic Is required. Fer
sale by all dealers. ap7-lwdeedA w
Moving springs of action are deeply ntcr
luted with principles subject te certain; laws.
The nervous man finds his life blasted, but he
can be restored te vigorous health by Ir.
Bensen's Celery and Chamomile Pills. They
arc simple, harmless, and efficacious.
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Ilreivu'8 Household l'anacca
Is the most etlcctive Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken internally or applied
externally,and thereby mere certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any ether
pain alleviator, and it is warranted double the
strength et any similar preparation. It cures'
pain in the Side, Back or Bowels, Sere Threat,
Rheumatism aud all aches, and is' TIIK
GREAT RELIEVER OF PAIN. "Bbewm'8
UousEneLn Paxack.v" should be in every
family. A teaspoenfnl of the Panacea 1n' a
tumbler et het water sweetenedif preferred,
taken at bed time will ureas vr a cei.n. 25 cts
a bottle. febll-lydM,W&S
DEATJUd.
Kemvf. April 5, 1832, in this city, Martin
Kempf, in the 02d year el his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectlnlly invited te attend ihe funeral,
from his late residence, Ne. 478 Poplar street,
en Sunday afternoon at2) o'clock.
BRKNiiiAN.-ln this city, en tlie.Ctli inwt,,
Lncten de W. Breneman, aged 39 years.
The relatives and friends of the' faintly, alto
the orders el Odd Fellows, Red Men and Me
chanics, are respectfully invited te attend the
funeral, from his late residence, Ne. 42 East
German street, en Monday atternoen. Anrll
10th, at 2 o'clock. Interment) at Lancaster
cemetery. ' apl7-2td
O'BrieK In this city, en the 7th of April,
1882, Jehn O'Brien, aged 84 years, 2 months and
2C days. .
The relatives and friends of tlie family, also
the respective societies et which he was a
member, are respectfully invited te attend
the funeral from his late residence, Ne. 212
West Walnut street, en Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Interment at Lancaster cemetery.
XMW ADTMBIIBJBXmiflS.
V- YOVlt HOUSTIRES AT , HOW-
MEIE'S. Great inducements Furniture
of all kinds. Stock large. Prices te suit all.
Bcmember the place, Ne. 2G East King street.
( iiu-
- fri
2J! j-n?&. v -, l. , -,
Ke.4S SOUTH DUKE STREET, .
, -" Lancaster, Pa.
Betneved lroui.Ne. 4-23 North Dnlce street.
pe8d&ltw
TF XOU SUFFER WITH A. AIN IN TUB.
X hack, or nave a constant tired ieefias in
veur back and limbs, it is sure indication your
Liver and Kidneys are out et order. Te re
mevt4 these symptoms you should use
i KIDMEYCUKA1
rXfels t is purely vegetable, and Is sold In
-packs, which will make four pints of tea
Price. 50c. a pack Fer sale at
KAUFFMAX'S DRUG STORE,
madllmd AItw 116 North Oueen Street.
WK XHK UXDEHSIGNBD. UNDER THE
firm name of JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
have entered into a ce-nartnershin for the
transaction of a general Dry Goods, Carpet
and Met chant Tailoring business.
JU. ,H. UlVLCtt.
-It
i
I
,UKO. F. BATHVON,
m-irvEWABI.-THE, ABOVE REWARD
I11U " will be' paid te'any personwhe may
have found a Chi Phi Badge, lest en the night
et the 13th ultimo., between Rebert's Hall and
the College : diamond centre, with 7. attach
ment, by returning it te
G-Si E. J. ZAHM'S Jewelry Stere.
PUULItf WALK-ON SATURDAY. APRIL
8. and Mendav, April 10. 1892, will be sold
at the Merrimac Heuse, Lancaster, Pa., ene
carload of Ohie Nerman Horses and one car
lead et Canada Horses. Sale te commence at
one o'clock p. m. , GEO. GROSSMAN.
9A5ttjrCHssft Ses.'Auct'a. 7-2tdB.
ATTENTION, KNIGHTS. SUE MEM
BERS of Lancaster Ledge. Ne. 63. K. of
P., arc requested te meet at their Castle Hall
en Monday altorneon jit 3 o'clock, for the pur-
Sese of attending the funeral of Bre. Jehn
'Brlen. The' members et Inland City and
Teutonia Ledges, are respectfully requested
te meet with them. G. W. SUEETZ, C. C.
Attest: M. W. Racb, K. et and 8. ltd
IO. O. P. THE ME3IBEKS OF MONT
. EBEY, Ledge, Ne. 212, are requested te
meet'at'tnetr nail en Monday afternoon at 1
o'clock, te attend the funeral our late brothers.
Pest Grand L. tie W. Breneman and Jehn
O'Brien. The members of Lancaster Ledge
Ne. 67. and Hcbcl Le'dge Ne. 599. arc respect
fully invited. HENRY KILL, N. G.
J. M. CHAinrcLL, .Secretary. ltd
TO. R. SI. TUB MEMBKltS UF CANAS
. SATEGO Tribe, Ne. 203, 1. O. R. M., arc
requested te meet at their Wigwam MONDAY
atternoen at 3 o'clock, ler the purpose et at
tending the funeral et their late brother, Jehn
O'Brien. Metamora, Ee-tshah-khe-nce and
Red Tucket Tribe arc luvitcd.
By order of
(J. SOHLAUt'H. Sachem.
B. G. Brown, C. et K.
NOTICE. THE MEMBERS OE KK-SHA-KONEE
TBI BE, Ne. 22, 1. O. It. M.. are
requested te meet at their hull, en MONDAY
AFTERNOON, APRIL 10. at 1 o'clock p. m.,
ter the purpose et attending the funeral of P.
S. Xj. de W. Breneman.
The members et Ne. 2, Ne. It and Ne. 203,
are respectfully invited te participate
' JOHN G.HENDl'ON, Sachem.
P. C. Hknsul, C. of R. ltd
E HAVE THE HANDSOKEST AND
finest window display in the city. Don't
fall te see It.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS,
NECKTIES,
arUFFLERS,
POCKET-BOOKS,
AUTfl GRAPH AND PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS, CIGAR CASES,
AT
ERISMAN'S,
NO. 58 NORTH QUKRN . STREET.
"Vl'KNING ISO. 23 WEST KING ST.
OPENING TO-DAY !
H.J. BRIMMER.
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
22 WEST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA,
ALL KINDS OF ZEPHYR GOODS MADE
ltd TO ORDER.
-. irakd
FIRE INiiURANGE COMPANY,
OFPI1ILADELPIA.
ASbcN ever
Eleven Hundred Thou
sand. Dollars, securely Invested. Fer a policy in
tills old andwcll-cstabluhcd company call en
RIPE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
d3M.WR&S
"pi.UMltl.NO, GASF1TTINU, &V.
JOHN P. SCHAUM,
Ne. 27 Seuth Queen Street.
Plumbing ?;6asfitting
ie:.u elv liv
SKILLFUL AND CAREFUL WORKMEN.
LARGE STOCK OF
GAS FIXTURES ON HAND.
Jan2S-lydS
Tl TETZGAK & UAUGHAIAN'a
New Gheap Stere.
Gi?eat Bargains
r
FROM AUCTION !
IN-
TaCle Linens, Towels, NapkiDs.
TABLE LINENS at 20c.
TABLE LINENS at 25c.
TABLE LINENS at 30e.
TABLE LINENS at 35c.
TABLE LINENS at 37c.
TABLE LINENS at 45c.
( TABLE .LINENS at 50e.
TABLE LINENS IN FINER GRADES
t-
. at Cf c, 75c, 85c: and S1.00.
These goods were bought at the large AUC-
TIOX SALE, held en Thursday by
J. F. White & Ce., the largest Im
porters of LINENS In
New Yerk.
i
Ne. 43 West King Street.
Between the Cooper Heuse. and Serrel Herse
Hetel,
janll'lvd&w
mnr AvrxitTisxMJSSTa.
M JOHN L. AENOLD.
IRON PIPE for GAS, WATERarid STEAM ' '
STOPS - CIiiiHENGTH VALVES
ALL KINDS OF FITTINGS for STEAM,
SLATE MANTLES AND
- .' V
CHEAPEST GASlraXTUItESIN THE OPTY. dLATE, TN AND GRAVEL ROOFER.
Ncs. 11, 13 & 15 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
. faprittd
H
OCSEFDBNISU1NO.
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FLITN '&
HEADQUARTERS FOR
i t 1
Baby Carnages
-AND-
Lawn Mowers.
Plumbing, Gas-Pitting, Tjn-Roefing and Spouting Specialties.
FLINtt & WILLSON,
152 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
SIGN OP THE TWO BIG D0GS.1
M1K ONLY PLACE WHERE YOU VAN SAVE YOUI1 MONEY,
NOEBEOK & MILEY'S
Lancaster Coach Works,
8, E. CORNER OP DUKE AND VINE STREETS, LANCASTER, PA.
NOW IS YOUIi TIME TO BUY!
PURCHASERS LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
Yeu artsawitre tliut everything iu the line of Matcrlul, Trade and IIiisIiic.js has advanced,
and is still advancing in price, and if you postpone or delay your needs until Spring, yea will
And you will have te pay 25 or i0 per cent, mere than it you make your purchase new.
The reason we are offering inducements and still selling our work at the Present and Re
duced Prices Is ewin;r te the fact that we are new Enlarging our Carriage Works, aud have net
at present room suttlcicTit te store our work, as well as the desire te keep all our hands in
employment, as we employ none but the Rest und Most Practical Mechanic.
We have yet en hand a Large Stock of
Bnggies, Pliueteiis, Family Carriages, Market and Business Wagons, &c
ALL OF THE LATEST AND MOST DESIRAULE STYLES,
FINISHED IN THE BEST AND MOST AUTISTIC MANNER,
te which wc invite your special and Immediate attention.
jfjstr AvrjsjtTiamanKT.
ESTATK UF JOSEPH UUVH, LATE OF
the city el Lancaster, deceased, Letters
et administration en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requestcu te make imme
diate payment, and these having claims or
demands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing in said citv. .
JOSEPH 1IUCII. J U.
Administrator.
Jehn A. Cevlb, Att'y. apr8-6td,S
-pKOFENING.
XX The undersigned having purchased the
old Saurman
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Ne. -14 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
Will reopen It completely retltted and fnr
nished en
EASTER MONDAY.
The handsomest and m09t convenient Photo
graph Studie In the city.
HOLTON & INMAN. .
Ii. llllOLTON.
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'-Vsr. II. liMAX.
s
1'KINH AND SfjaiAIEK NOVELTIES.
AT
H. GBRHART'S
faisii,
NO. 6 EAST KING STREET,
1 hereby inform my customers that my
bteck of
SPUING and SUMMER SUITING,
SPRING OVERCOATING
& FANCY VESTING
Is new complete. 1 h.tve new the largest and
choicest assortment of
WOOLENS,
Fer Fine Tailoring In the city of Lancaster.
PK1CES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
and all goods warranted as represented.
E GEBSAIT.
e
SUE mOBK ME COMES !
THIS TIME WITU
25 Trained Elephants.
Eighteenth Consecutive Annual Tour el the
Greatest el all, the Great
J
The largest and best in the world, nothing
anil nobody excepted, will cxhtbitatternoen
and eveningat LANCASTER
MONDAY, APRIL 24th.
Coming witli its two, three and
4 GREAT RAILWAY TRAINS,
Mammoth Pavilions held 15,000 SPECTA
TORS. "Daily expenses larger, show costs
mere tlian any In the weWd. Great Circus in
TWO V AST ARENAS, equal te any
4 GREAT CIRCUS RINGS.
All Europe's Greatest Riders, engaged for
this season. ONLY
TWO MILLION DOLLAR
MENAGERIE
IN THE WORLD,
with rare animals and birds sufficient te make
20 Great Wild Beast Shows, such as usually
come here.
Between 9Ji and 10 en the forenoon of
every exhibition day Is seen the wonderfully
neat and grandly gorgeous CAKN1VAL.
STREET rAKADE, with the magnificent
three-hnndred-thousand-dellar spectacular
pageants, LALLA HOOKH and CLEOPATRA
and mere chariots, wild beasts loose in the
streets, mere bands, mere special and novel
features than any. show en earth ever pnt in
parade, see bills for details. 49Excurslcn
trains and low rates en all railroads. Admis
sion 50c: Chlldren'nndcrOyearc, 25c; Exhi
bitions afternoon and evening at usual hours.
Arenic chairs. Promenade concerts one horn hern horn
bejerc commencing, by the two great bands.
ADAM FOREPAUGH, Sele Prep.
Preferred tickets will be sold en the. day el
the exhibition at Hlrsh & Bre.'s Penn Hull
Clothing Stere, te enable ladies and ethers te
avoid the rush at the ticket wagon.
an3,ll,13,15,19,21d
Tang
FOREPAIH
wm
WATER and GAS LOWEST PRICES.
LOW DOWN, GRATES. ,
WTLL80N,
LANCASTER, PA.
JfJitr Altrt:nTlSKM.,NTS.
SOUK KKOUX LUNCH THIS EVENING AT
the Fourth Ward Saleen. Seuth Queen
st reef. I.uuch every morning at 9 o'clock,
ltd WM. KOEHM, Proprietor.
PUI'.LIU SALE OK COWS AND BULLS'.
On SATURDAY. APRIL 15. 1882, will be
sold at public sale at the public house of Jehn
W. Frantz, in MUIersville, Lancaster county,
Pa., the following live stock, te wit :
Five pair of young Mules from three te Qve
years old, thirty head of Cows; most of them
trash, with Calves by their side, and sonic f-jw
Springers ; fifteen head et stock Hulls, twenty
head et stock Steers from COO te 900 pounds,
thirty head of Shoats. Chester Whites. The
stock will be geed and must be as represented
or no sale.
A long credit will be given. Ne postpone
ment en accountet tlie weather.
Salu te cemmencs at 12 o'clock in., et said
day, when attendance will be given by
HAKRYC. LINTNKR.
Sam UkssA smej, auctioneers. a81MS&llw
i ,
TTTATT, SHANU Si CO.
Watt, Stand & Ce.,
Invite the attention of Ladies te their
Hosiery Department.
Over One Hundred Styles and Celere at 8c.,
10e., 12e., 17c., 20c, 23c.
LADIES' HEOULAR MADE OERMAN
U05E at 20c anil 25 cts. a pair.
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S and CHILDREN'S
LISLE THREAD. BALBRIGGAN and
FANCY HOSIERY, at very
LOW PRICKS.
GLOVES,
GLOVES.
Ural I.I-le Thread Gloves, Slik Faflelar Gloves
Fester's Patent Heek, Thread and
KID GLOVES.
In great variety and moderate priced.
OUR 3-BIITTOX KID GLOVE at $1.00 U the
tci imported ler the money buy them.
We are new allowing an elegantasxertiiient of
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
WITH FXNCT BORDERS.
New Lac-u. I.aee Fichus, Lace Celi'ir.
Linen Cellar, Combination,
Swiss arid Everlasting Trimmings,
An fmmensu line of
Deess' Buttens, Fringes and Passe -menterie3
at Popular Prices,
NEW YORK STORE,
8-10 EAST KING STREET.
TJtOPENINGi
-OF
THE EAGLE SHOE STORE
Ne. 51 NORTH QDEEN STREET,
(INQUIRER BUILDING)
SATURDAY, APRIL 8th,
A large stock of the Celebrated
BURT SHOES.
Which have a world wide reputation, in
which wc otter Retter Style and Rettcr
Wearing Value than can be produced by nny
custom shoemaker, as we claim that their
perfect system of manufacture, in which they
use only their own importations et the finest
selected material, made up in separate parts
by the best workmen obtainable for each
special branch of the manufrctnre, enables
them te make and llnish each part of each
shoe in the very best manner, and, cense-
UUCntlV. te turn ent Bhoe rwrlec-t In nen-
part and uniform in finish a result impossi
ble of attainment where each workman makes
and finishes the whole shoe.
We keep a lull stock of these goods in every
number, style and width, and can tit the
most slender as well as the widest toot.
Wc offer also the following goods, all of
which are warren ted et superior quality and
workmanship, made especially te enr order
first-class city manufacturers :
Infants' Shoes 20 and 35 cts. te $1.00
Children's Scheel Shoes $1 te $1.25
Misses' Scheel Shoes $1 te $1.25
Ladies' pebble goatbuttenShoes,$1.50to$2
Ladies Cleth-top Butten $9 te $2.50
Ladies' fine kid Opera Slippcrs,$l te $1,25
All kindd Ladies' Shoes ( common sense
style), at equally low prices. We also offer
Special Bargains In MEN'S and BOYS' SHOES
Wc have added te ear Immense assortment of
Shoes tbe UICVCLE. BASEBALL and all
styles CANVAS SHOES for Gentlemen and
Beys. The above goods are made expressly
te our order, and must be seen te be thor
oughly appreciated. Call an d 'examine ; yen
are net obliged te buy. '
JOHN HIEMENZ.
rprl-eaw-lyd
edit:
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL. 7. 1883.
SHEPHERD AND BLAINE.
THE RELATION BETWEEN THKM.
A Field Day in tbe Peruvian InvetUgatleB
Shlpberd Letting Out Secrets Agalaac
' the Late Secretary aad tae Dead
HInUter.
"Washington, April 8. The Shipherd
examination was resumed te-day. Wit
ness asked if the exhibits offered in evi
dence by him a few days since, referring
te newspaper charges againt Mr. Harlbut
some years since, were te be admitted in
evidence as part of the circumstances
which had influenced him (Shipherd) in
forming his opinion of Hurlbnt.
A general discussion ensued and the
opinion of the committee was unamieusly
expressed in opposition te the admission
nf campaign matter in the astute of
Hurlbut.
The witness stated that he had been sharp
ly interrogated as te his motives and he
deemed it due te him te be allowed te
offer iu eyidence in his own defence every
thing which led him te .for at 'the opinion
that Hnrlbut was a purchasable man.
Mr. Blount, after remarking that Hurl
but was dead and unable ie defend him
self against such evidence, moved te ex
clude the evidence.
After some discut sier, the motion was
laid en the table for the present. '
In reply te a question whether there
was any ether correspondence with Secrc
tary Blaine which has net been published,
witness said there was none, with the ex
ceptien of one letterv which he produced
and had read. The letter was addressed
te the secretary of -state, witness saying
it was intended for either Blaine or Fre
linghuysen and defended the writer
(Shipherd) from the secretary's charges
against him of attempting te bribe Minis
ter Hurlbut.
Witness then explained at some length
the interviews had with Secretary Blaine.
He said Blaine had informed Senater Blair
that he had sent instructions te Hurlbut,
aud the latter had written that he had re
ceived no such instructions, and the first
interview with Blaine ' was te ex
plain te tbe secretary these differ
ences in statements. Witness said he
informed the secretary of Hurlbnt's
intimacy with Suarez, and(that Suarez
had placed at Hurlbut's disposal one of
the finest residences in Lima, with a well
stocked wine cellar, and that this had been
furnished by the Credit Industrie!. After
further convcisatien Blaiue drafted a dis
patch in substance as fellows :
" Repert reaches state department that
your conduct leads te suspicion of im
proper relations with Credit Industrie!.
Yen must step it.
This dispatch he u rulers toad was sent te
Hurlbut, but the correspondence furnish
ed by the state department presents a dif
ferent dispatch from the ene .written in
his presence.
Witness then detailed what occurred at
the second interview, saying that Blaine
had geed humeredly remarked te him
that he (Shipheid) had only te remain
patient aud he would certainly win.
"and yet," continued the witness. "This
was only thirty days previous te his send-,
ing me the letter in which he expressed
se much imagination."
BY WIKK.
Afternoon Telegrams Condensed.
Representative Allen, of Gcereia, died
at the Arlington hotel, Washington, D. C,
last night.
Arthur Mueller, absconding teller of
Central bank of Indianapolis, stele $30,000
before he left, had the directors have
closed the bank.
Jacob Belies, arrested iu St. Leuisas
as the old man Bender, is net that persn,
but a well known citizen of Fert' Scott.
WI.AT11EK -INDICATION!.
Washington, D. C, April 8. Fer
the Middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
northeast te southeast winds, higher bar
ometer and stationary or lower tempera
ture. MAltKBTS.
Pmiadelpbla Market.
I'Biladblphia, April 7. Flenr Ill-Ill ; t-u pi-r-Unc.i5Cl
00; Extra. W 75615 25; Ohieand
Indiana lamily, ft! 737 50 ; Penn'a xamtly,
$C 00G 25.
Bye flour $4 504 75.
Wheat Arm; Del. and Penn'a Bed, ll4bK
1 4-2; de Amber, $1 421 43.
Cern tinner ; Steamer at SJKc ; Yellow.
SCXc; Mixed. 8&7285MC ; Se. 3 Mixed, SCc.
Oats Arm; Ne. 2. White, We; Ne. 2 deflle;
Ne. 3 de CIc.
Bye at 8"Jc.
Previsions steady.
Lard quiet.
Butter tlrm ; Creamery extra, 41-345c ; de
geed te choice. 40i3c
Bells Penn'a Extra neminal: none here.
Eugs weak ; Penn'a., llKc ; Western ut lUc.
Clieemj tirm.
Petroleum dull ; Betinid. 7!-.
Whisty quiet at $1 20.
Seeds geed te prime clever dull at 1Q
Se; de de Timethy steady at 12 C02 0i; dodo
Flaxseed scarce at 1 45.
HOtv itim jfittrt-.n.
Nbw logic. April 7. FleurState and
Western steady. Southern Arm.
Wheat J-gfi&c lower, dull and weak; Ne: 2
Rid. May, $1 411 11 ; de June. $1 3GQ
1 ZVU ; de J uly, $1 211 -JIJJ ; April, $1 40 bid,
$141 asked.
Cern a shade better and moderate business.
Mixed Western, spot, 7!WJS3c ; lutures. 81
82C.
Oats a hhadc stronger ; Ne. 2 April, 3STc ;
de May, X5Gc ; de June, 530530 : State,
eigwc ; Western, OOQKc.
Live stock Market.
Chioaeo. Cattle Btcclpls, 4,500 head ; mar
ket stronger and 5c higher ; experts, $77 50 ;
shipping, $5 25QC 20 for common te lair ; $6 40
iil for geed te choice : butchers' steady at
rig 5 'l mainly at S3 754 50 ; mockers ami
leedci-rfin fair request at 13203 25.
Hogs Becelpts. 17,000 bead; shipmcntg,8.300
head ; market active for shipping and prices 5
te 10c higher ; all sold light f 5036 90.
East libebtv Cattle Becelpts. ter week
endlhg April . 5.150 head et through and 741
local, against 4,728 of through and 818 et local
the week before ; maricct active ; fair te geed
$5505 75. .
Hogs Becelpts for the week, 13.605 head,
against 13. tee ter the week previous : Philadel
phia, J725S7 40; Yorkers, 6 S036 7S.
Sheep Becelpts ter the week, 12.500. against
12,400 the week before ; fair te extra, 15 2500 25;
clipped, as te quality, $lt05 50, lambs, $0 25
67.
Grain and Prevision Juotatleun.
One o'clock quotations el grain and previt.
Ions, furnished by, S. K. Yundt, Breker, l
East King street.
April 8.
Chicago.
May... l.iCJi .74 .4 1730 11.20
June... L26J4 .72 .1S 1.70 11.36
July.... l.iLj
Philadelphia.
Wheat Cern Oats Perk Lard
May.... lsys .wi .wyt
Jnne... 1.35 .81 .5 ..;. ....
July 1.21 .81 .53i
stock aaaram.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks
also United States Bends reported daily by
Jaecb B. Leira, 23 North Queen street.
. . April 8.
10:00 10 3:0.
A. If. P. M. .X.
C. C. &I.C. B.B. 12 K V.
Del.. Lack. 4 Western 121 1219? 121
Denver ft Bie Grande 65 esk 04
N. Y.. Lake Erie & Western.... 36X 37 K'A.
East Tenn, Ya. A Georgia I2j2 12 1v2
Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas 32 S3W 3s
Lake Shere Mich. Southern... 110 Mj2 leal
Louisville 4 Nwhvllle, 77 77j2 77
New Yerk Central 129 13Si 1SK
hew JerseyCentrai se. 80k
Ontario Western 2J BJJ JBs
Omaha Cem 37K 37)4 87
Omaha Preferred 101 ' 101 100
racmc Man steamship Ce.,... no am m
CtOeaKO. MiLSt,-Paul......-UtK-llllll
Texas Pacific n ?i l,
Wabash. s. i.jula & Pacltlc.... 3SJ SS94
Western Union Tel. Ce 83K 86
PennsTivantaB.K. 62W Mfi 61
Readme 30 aex
DQU1UU X-JIUV. T. vfc.t........ J 74 7i
n.. "mm. m. Dm . IO ln 1'
wertnern racrac wm an$ w? w
Prelerred.... 78 78J4 73
.jrjsir Aj)rxRTiajajfis
TIOR KKNT.
J1 STOKE BOOM. IS& Eust Klnzstreet.
tia
INQUIRE AT 1S5.
-x
niBIUOUlUK'S KUCUCMTKR JtKEK
JD 4nd Sour Krent Lnneh this (SATURDAY)
evening at the rear. bar or the Leepard Hetel.
J !
OKAXGES. MAMNANAS, IU3. APPLES,
jXtm, Canities, etc., at
I E. KILLIXGEtt'S VBVIT STAND,
ltd Se. 113 East King Scrcet.
GKAKD SOUK KKODT XUXCH THIS
i(SATUKDAT) evening. at tireeztngcr'd
Saleen, corner et Rockland and Lew street.
I JNO. GBOEZnJtrBB, Proprietor.
rTKIBACCO KUK SALE.
1 A Choice Let et OLD CONNECTICUT
.WllAPPEBS and BTXDEBS.
I ' JOHW KEPXEB.
WASd JJe. 124 North Water St.
PBAND LUNCH TO-NIGHT.
vjt
Seuer Kreut and Pisrs' Feet.
at. tie
Plew Tavern.
it un'HiEt uiirni-p iwiit
J..WUMJ.U .... A'.... A Vf
TTfANTED AN EXPKKIKNCKO HAND
TTi te make Scandinavian Pad Lecks at
... I LANCASTER LOCK WOKKS.
ltd Cor. Jaxaca and Christian streets.
TTfANTKU A GIKL TO STRIP TUHAU-
W) CO. Must be an experienced hand.
Geed wages and steady work. Inqnlre at
I JOHN B. WOLF,
1 1 214 North. Mulberry street.
Ol f. A. 31. Til K AIKMHEBS OK UO..
L estega Council Ne. 8. O. U. A. M.. and
members et Junier Orders are requested te
meet at Temperance Hall at 1 o'clock en
MONDAY AFTERNOON te attend the fun
eral et our late brother, t. de W. Breneman
Bring badges and odes. Ity order et
EDW. S. SMKLTZ. Councillor.
I. E. I.ose, K. Sact. ltd
IISl- HOCK
UEKK OF T11K .SVSON
eA"P
THIS EVKXLVG.
WOEIILE'S Treiiieut Heuse, North
lnl
11EM BUNCHES OKKK1 ASu V1.I.I.II1V
. Banuanas, Choice Flerida. Meseni and
Valencia OUANGES, Elegant Eating AppU-,
and Strawberries. Alse, new RcrmiidaOii
Ions, Tomateen. Puas, Cucumbers and lli-uil
Lettuce at ECK EBTs, 129 E:wt King bt. It
OKUKKS FOR TUN1NU PIANOS AMU
OBGANSIettatEsteyOrf;an Itoeins Ne.
1 centre square (la iioer). ter n. a. DeuKt-r
will receive prompt attention. Twe Second
Hand Pianos. In nnd-cla9 order ter sale cheap
at t-hese rooms. it
W1
ELCdMK ALX.
TO THE
GRAND LADIB3' BAZAAR,
In aid or St. Antheny's Church,
EXCELSIOR HALL, EAST KING STREET
The Bazaar will open en next (BASTEB)
Monday afternoon and continue every even
ing, and Thursday and Suturduy altcinoens
untu the 22d inclusive. A Tm key Supper will
be given en Easter Monday evening. TicKets
ler supper, including aclmi.-aien, -50 cents;
general admission, le cents. api8 2td
N
OTICE.
BOO&.
BOOK.
a GOOD GLASS OF ROCK
It seu want
BEEB call at
PETER LOTZ'S,
130-141 NOBTH QUEEN STREET.
Alse
usual.
EHBET'S LAGEB KKKR en tap as
ip a
ft
EXTUJtTAlNMVN'IS.
l?CLTON OPKBAJlOCSi:.
TUESDAY, APRIL 11.
1882.
Messrs. Mendum and Curtis uLeplraiiuv in
announcing that
AMA DICKDfSOIf
Will make her first appearance In this i-i
in mule characters.
HAMLET.
ANNA DICKINSON. AS HAMLET.
SUPPORTED BY A CAREFULLY SELECT
ED DBAMATIC COMPANY.
ADMISSION 30. .r, & WI.OO
RESEBYED SEATS. Sl.OO
Fer sale at Opera Heuse Oltlre. apr-r.ld
Tj'LLTUM IPEICA UOUStf.
Pesitively.last two lierferiimncm In tn,s
Saturday AfteraeeB and Kveniutc,
APRIL 8, 18S2.
13 IN" NUMBER 13
THE CEI.ERItATED
McGibeny Eamily
Will glvotweof their GRAND
MUSICAL A SKETCH ENTERTAINMENTS
MUSICAL SKETCH ENTERTAINMENT-.
Their entertainments are chaMe. and in
every respect proper, art istlc.sclielarJy.hi-lil v
eutertalning. trequentlv pathetic and nluuvi
decorous. Le: no one who loves geed music
tail te hear thte family, as thij will ! their
last appearance in Lancaster ler a mmihc-r of
years, as they ceutcniilat- a tour et tli.:
world. In order that all may havi; an oiqier
tunity ti witness this i-ntertainincnt, tin:
price of admission has been urrangeii u
lollews :
MATINEE AT 2 P. M. Children. 15 i-enU;
Adults, 25 -i;iiIh ; Reserved Seats, -J5 rents
EVENING-GeneH-al Adinlsslen. i". und :i.
cents; ICcberyed Seats. :ii ei-nts. S: l.s lif.'.v
mi sale at opera luiiiie efllri-. l-.t.t
"PI'LTON-OPERA HIM!SK.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 12. 18Q2.
The beautiful and accomplished aetrf--
MISS PAULINK MARMHAM
And the Union Square Company,
In th Grandest Play or the Age. .
A CELEBRATED CASE.
The great success of the Union squaie
Theatre, New Yerk.-lacluding the cast
MR. W. ILTHOBNE,
MB. GUSTAVUS CLARK,
MBS. W. NIBLO DBEW,
MISS BLANCHE BANLBOr T,
PreJuced from the Oiliiinul Jl-inu-t-ript,
Orlgiua! Music. ElegatiCestuiiie5aud&crner
POPULAR PRICES:
ADMISSION 35,50 & 7.1 CENTS.
BESEBVED SEATS 75 CENTS.
Fer sale at Opera Heuse Office aprl-4ld
WOMBAZX.
OK KENT. DWELLING AT 41 NOII'IU
Duke street, Eccond-stery, adapted ler
Y offices,
aprttld B. F. ESHLEMAN.
OTOKK 1COOM FOR KEST,
APPLY TO
PHILIP LEBZELTER,
leb27-ttd 241 North Queen Hlieet.
XJIOK SALK. AN IMMENSE MUMHE1C Or
HOUSES, STORES, BUILDING LOTS, Ac,
of all descriptions, in all local! tie- and at all
prices.
NEW CATALOGUE,
with prices, free te every one.
ALLAN A. 11KRR 4 CO ,
detvWmd 3 North Duku blrcet.
T)BIVATE SALE. TUB JDMUKttSIGNKU
X offers at private sale the following de
wrlbed property, te wit :
All that very valaable farm, CONTAINING
17 ACRES, mere or less., situated en the seuUt
side of East King street. In tbe city el Lancas
ter, Immediately .opposite the Lancaster cenn
ty prison, and adjoining Jar da et Herman
MUlcr. Jacob S. Miller and lauds et the Uliee
ters of tbe Peer et Lancaster county.
Tutelsoneel the most desirable and valua
ble pieties .of real estate in the county or Lan
caster ; has-a geed DWELLING HOUSE and
eat-houses, with geed Bars- and ether im
provements.. It Is partlQulaily? yaloabte for
boUdlnglets, being Id the. very beat part el
tte city of Lancaster, and especially adapted
for a truck farm. The entire piece is laid oet
In building lets.
Fer farther information call . III'.VUV
jSUUBERT, Auctioneer nnd ! h'tate
Agent, Ne. U Court Avenue, w ln.ru tlie dmtt
et said property can be seen. mOttd,
Ff
aut.
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