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BL MASQUE.
THE HEBREW FEAST or FOBIM.
The
Fancy
Dress Bali f tbe Hebrew
Secial
Union at Grant HU
Last Evening.
The rooms of the Hebrew Secial union,
in Grant hall, Duke street, were last night
the scene of a festive gathering, the occa
sion being the third Purim bal matque of
the social union of this city iu celebra
tion of the Purim season. The attendance
last night was net as large as en former
occasions. There were upwards of sixty
couples, and it was exclusively a Hebrew
gathering, most all the prominent Jewish
families in the city being represented,
while guests from New Yerk, Philadel
phia, Baltimore, West Chester, Yerk,
Columbia and ether points were conspicu
ous en the fleer.
A' large proportion were in costume and
the company presented a brilliant appear
ance, elegance and variety of costume".
contributing largely te the enjoyment en
occasions of this kind. The fleer from ten
o'clock te midnight presented a gay con
trast of merry maskers with the spectators,
many of whom were in full evening dress.
Following is a partial list of the costumes
worn : The play of " The Twe Orphans"
was c'evcrly personated by Mrs. Jonas Fex,
as Ifelher IrecMrd ; Mrs. Lewis Sylvester,
Louise, the Mind Oirl ; Miss Isaacs, of
Philadelphia, as HtnritlU; Mr. Leuis
Astrich, as Pierre, the se'raser grinder ;
and Mr. Leuis Baeb, as Jacques.
Other conspicieus costumes were these of
Jes. Strauss, a Knight ; Mrs. Jes. Strauss,
Country woman ; B. Astrich, Mennonite
Farmer ; A. Sylvester, Professional
Menkey ; M. Strauss, Professional
Menkey ; J. Ostbeim looked digniGed as
High Priest ; W. Scott Adler was made
up cleverly as Oscar "Wilde ; Al. Rosen Resen
stein and M. H. Marxs presented a funny
appearance as the " Twe Jehns,"
characters taken from a play of the
same name ; Ralph Simen was seen
as a Hunter ; Benjamin Hirsh, as
a Sailor ; David G. Hirsh, China
man ; L. Mayer, of New Yerk, Chinaman ;
A. Gansman, Zouave ; H. Heyman, of
Philadelphia, as a French count : 31.
Gersclie), Tobacco Buyer ; I. Newman,
Fireman ; Wm. Gerschel, of New Yerk,
made up well as the Girl of the Period ;
Herman Astrich, Sailor ; Mrs. H. Hirsh
made up humorously as a Het Cern
Weman ; Mrs. A. Adler looked demure
in the ceBtumc of a Quakeress ;
Miss Stella Hirsh and Mrs. A. Alberts
looked charming as Sailor Girls ; Mrs. A.
Jessel, of Columbia, as Peasant Girl ; Mibs
P. Welfsen, of Baltimore, as Morning ;
Miss Cipia Jandorf, of Baltimore, as a Pink
Domine ; Bertha Lec-b, Little Be Peep ;
Miss W. Rescnstein as a Shepherdess :
Miss F. Bash, Tambourine Girl,
Miss S. Bash, Fancy Domine ;
Misses Amelia and Carrie Strauss as Scrub
and Whitewash Women ; Mrs. Merris Ger
schel, Pink Domine ; Miss IdaBash.ef West
Chester, Gypsy Girl ; Miss F. Bash, of
West Chester. Pink Domiue ; Miss Laura
Lebauch, of Yerk, Bohemian Girl ; Mibs
Millie Leeb personated her character ad
mirably ; Miss Pieba were a pretty cos
tume, Spanish Princess; Miss Bertha
Geedman, of Philadelphia, Pink Domine ;
Miss Same Hesensteia, White Domine;
Miss Emma Rescnstein, English Milk
maid ; M. Levy, Michevieus Menkey.
Netable among many elegant fancy ces
tumes worn, were these of Miss Millie
Leeb, Miss Stella Hirsh, Miss Isaacs, of
Philadelphia, Mrs. Lewis Sylvester, Miss
Hattie Rescnstein, Mrs. Adler and Mrs. A
Albert. The list might be extended, but it
will suffice te say there were many knights
and ladies of high degree, sailors, soldiers,
firemen, fairies, domineos, nights and
mornings, princes and beggars, bootblacks,
etc.; the whole forming a creditable ap
pearance. After unmasking at twelve o'clock many
of the maskers lcpaiied te their homes te
appear later, the ladies inhandfome toilets
and gentlcmen in evening dress.
Among the visiteis from abroad were
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Davis and daughter,
of New Yerk ; Mr. and Mrs. A Jessel, of
Columbia ; Miss Laura Lebauch, of Yerk ;
Miss P. Welfsen, of Baltimore : Miss
Isaacs, of Philadelphia ; Mr. L. Mayer, of
New Yerk and Miss Bertha Geedman of
Philadelphia.
Supper was anneuueed shortly after
midnight, and was served by Jibn C.
Spaeth in the front part of the room, the
three or four long tables all being occu
pied. The corps of efficeis, te whom is due
especial ciedit for se ably conducting the
ball, arc : Lewis Sylvester, president ;
Brune Astrich, vice president ; Al. Rosen Resen
stein, secretary ; Simen Hirsh, treasurer.
The committee who had the ball in charge
were : Leuis Sylvester, president ; Geerge
Bamberger, Merris Strauss, Leuis Bahb,
Adelph Gansman and Leuis Astrich. The
nusis was by Tayler's orchestra, and was
fully up te the lequiremeuts of the occa
sion. IJEFOKP, Till: MAYOR.
Drunlf, Trmif, iseggurs and Others DIr
POsVU fit
This meinidfr the mayor had no less
thau sixteen persons before him
elX Ot .
them were the iransr arrested ou Lime
street j esterday for annoying the neigh- f
borheod while drunk, lhey were a hard
looking crowd and two of the worst were
colored men, one of whom, named Jehn
Jenes, gave his residence as Columbia and
his occupation as boatman. They were
all questioned closely and all declared
tbat they had- been working, but when
cornered admitted that it had been some
time since. The mayor disposed of them
a? fellows : Jehn Wilsen, 30 days ; Chas.
Smith, 20 ; Jehn Welsh, 19 days ; James
Grain, 20 ; and Jehn James Smith, 3"0.
Dennis Gallagher was picked up en
Middle sticer, se drunk that he did net
knew where he was. Officer Merringcr
served him as an escort and this morning
he had no trouble finding out where he
was. He get 20 days. Alex McCauu, a
big railroad blacksmith, was drunk and
begging en James stiect when Officer
Weidler found him and his share of jus
tice was 10 days. Themas Ramsey, an
other man who would rather beg thau
work, was let go with a term of 5 days.
Seven vagrants, who applied for lodging,
te keep out of the cold, were allowed te
run, with the warnirig that they must net
come back, as the city does net keep a
free het6l.
1.1 Yl 1.12 LOCALS.
Here and There and Everywhere.
Samuel Hess & Sen sold at public sale
en Wednesday, 21st., for J. C. Houghten,
livery stable, Ne. 221 North Queen street,
18 bead of horses, at an average price of
$105.20, besides all the wagons, sleighs,
harness, etc.
Last evening as Uriah McAllister, a
freightman, was engaged in coupling cars
at the outer depot of the Reading railroad,
head of Prince street, he had his lingers
caught and badly crushed between the
bumpers.
'Last evening a number et ladies and
gentlemen " surprised " Miss Annie Wen
ninger, en Seuth Prince street. Vecal and
instrumental musie was indulged iu.
Messrs. Doebler and Cehe enlivened the
company with their fnnny sayings and
songs. At a late hour the company dis
persed, much pleased with the evening's
entertainment.
The cases en the argument list that were
ready were finished yesterday) afternoon.
The last argued was that of oehn Wertz,
convicted of arson in firing the Conestoga
..eerk works, at the last quarter sessions
;tj,Aiewi ana new .applying roc sew mat.
fe-ji Oeart then adieanrnd antil te-morrow
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f , .
Richard Heilig, late of Mount Jey, wu
arrested -several months age for the larceny
of hides from Bellinger's tannery, Colom
bia, and was at the time bailed by hit
father, and then jumped his bail. A bail
piece was taken out and Constable Jehn
Bell, Marietta, attempted te ar
rest Heilig, but the latter get away
and nothing mere was seen of
him until te-day, when Wm. Michael saw
him en Seuth Prince street. He notified
the police officers of the fact, and about 2
o'clock this afternoon Officers Herr and
Eicbheltz arrested him near the Pennsylva
nia railroad depot, and locked him up. On
his person were a $20 geld piece, a $10 piece
and two $5 pieces and-some ether money.
He bad also a piec of velvet, en the tag of
which was marked "Thern Pattern, 5 yds.
maroon velvet," and the private store
mark L.S.X." under which was "E.S.X,"
and ' Ne. 158." It is supposed the velvet
was stolen, as storekeepers de net leave
the tag en goods that they sell. Heilig is
charged net only with tbe larceny of the
hides, but with having shot at Constable
Bell, when he attempted te arrest him.
Hi denies the sheeting, but says that Bell
shot at him. IIe says he has been work
ing in Petersen, N. J., and came en here
te take his wife te that place. He says he
bought the velvet in New Jersey He is
held for a hearing befere Alderman Spur
rier.
Driving Accident,
Last evening as C. E. Urban and his
yoneger brother, Christian Urban, aged
years, were starting out for a drive,
in front of Urban & Burger's sasb
mill, having an unbroken colt attached te
a wagon, they met with an accident which
might have proved serious, but did net
Christian was seated in the wagon, and
his brother was in the act of stepping in
when the ce'.t started suddenly. The
younger brother was thrown from the
wagon, and the wheel passed ever his
head and face, bruising and cutting them
considerably. The elder brother's feet
was caught under the wheel and badly
bruised and sprained.
cake Walk.
Last evening there was a very large at
tendance at the fair of tbe Goodwill band,
especially by white folks, the attention
being a cake walk. This event took place
at 9J o'clock. There were nine couples in
the walk and the conditions were that the
ones showing the most grace were te re
ceive the first prize. The judges decided
that Geerge Boek and Annie Butler were
entitled te it and Jehn Boek and Hannah
Williams csme in for second prize.
Committed for Trial.
Jeremiah Lcary, charged with the lar
ceny of Geerge Kirchcr's geld watch, had
a hearing before Aldeiman Spurrier this
afternoon at 3 o'clock, and in default of
bail was committed for trial.
hVt.VlAI. XOT1V2.S.
It must have been a terrible stale et affairs,
liat caused the Psalmist te ask : Who can
st.inu before li!s celtl ?" In hia day the reme
dies were few and doubtful ; hew ueh hap
pier should this uenciatien be, that has as a
household remedy. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup ;
se wonderful lias Ijclh its cnr s that millions
lisc up and call it " blcsseu.'.
Valuable inlormatleu contained in thcad
veitiscmcnt et Simmons Liver Regulator.
Dr. Bensen's Cc'ery and Chamomile Pills
contain no opium, or ether harmlul drug and
arc highly recommended ter headache, neu
ralgia and nei veusnes. .r0 cent', at druggists.
" Iliad Salt Rheum for 10 years. Four pack pack
areteDr. Jlcnsen's Hl.in Cure entirely cured
jiic." F. P. Lavelli-, Mercer, Cal. $1 at drug
gists. Triumphant.
Mk belglrleii, Marien, O.. says Themas' Ec
leciric OH was triumphant in her case; she
used it for a scvere cold and pain inside, and
was lellevcd in a few minutes. Fer sale by
H. 15. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 1 North
Queen street.
List, maiden, though you're keen et wit,
And though of many charms possessed
You'll never, never, make a hit
Unless with pearl y teeth you're blest.
Unlcsspen your toilet stand,
Your SOZODONT'S kept close te hand.
mao-lwdeedftw
Small doses and large bottles ; see advertise
men tot bimmens I.lvcr Regulator.
A Drlcud in Need.
Time ever and again Themas' Ecleetric Oil
has proved a salutary friend te the distressed.
As a reliable cuiatlvc ter croup in children,
sere threat and bronchial affections, and as a
positive external lemedy (or pain, it is a
never-falling antidote. Fer sale by 11. B.
Cechmu, (iruggist, l.'iT ami 133 North Queen
StliCt.
"Iluchnpalba."
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. $1. Druggists.
Feu Lame Back, bide or Chest use SHI
LOU'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, 5 cents.
Sold by II. B. Cochran, 137 and 131 North Queen
tieet, Lancaster. feblieed6
fcuiLLrvTHE Workshop. Te de geed work
the m"chanlc musi have tjoed health. It long
hours et confinement In close rooms have en
feebled his han'l or dimmed his sight, let him
at ence and before sorae organic trouble
trm will lifrpliivpnnf.ii1. lili iiervn ntrnncrtli-
1 , ,, . , .,''".', . .z .;:;"
CI1UII, JUS MIIL Ul'CUIUU U1CUX, Ulllt L11U WUIJ1U
constitution be built up te a higher working
corditien. mar22-l6tced
Tld V.'.Xtt.
Samples IrccalGreccis. H.
Ce., Makers, Philadelphia.
A Bartlett &
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JSSVlmh Talk from Dr Swatjie Te Whom
It May Cencern: Itching Piles is one of the
most annoying complaints known te physi
cians. Every ene can tell whether he is thus
afflicted by observing the following symp
toms : Intense itching, particularly alter get
ting warm. It seems as it pin worms were
crawling in or about the rectum. Small lumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
affected. The mere you scratch the worse the
itching. Knewing that my elntmer.t is super
ior te any article in tin market, I guarantee it
te cuie the worst case et itching piles in exist
ence. Signed, H.SWAVNE, M. D.
Dr. S waync'a Ointment Is nlseaplcasant and
effective cure for tetter, itch, salt rheum, ery
sipelas, harbor's itch, pimples, and all scaly,
crusty. Itchy skin eruptions. Sold by all
prominent druggists, or will be sent for Mets.
(In 3c. stamps), 3 boxes, S1.25. Address, Dr.
Swaync & Sen, Philadelphia, Pa.
ect!4-lydTu,Th&S&w
Kl.St;UlCD FKO.ll iiatii .
The lollew ingstatcment of William J. Cough
in, et Semeryillc, Mass., i3 se remarkable tnat
we beg te ask for it the attention of our read
ers. He says : "In the fall et 1870 1 was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by a scvere cough. I seen began te lese my
appetite and flesh. I was se weak at ene time
that I could net leave my bed. In the sum
mer el 1877 1 was admitted te tile City Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had a hole in
my leltlnng as big as a half-dollar. I expend
ed ever a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines. 1 was se tar gene at ene time a report
went around that I was dead. I gave up hope
but a friend told me et DR. WM. HALL'S
BAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. I laughe at
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but 1
get a br ttle te satisfy them, when te my sur
prise 11 d gratification, 1 commenced te feel
better My hope, once dcud, began te revive,
aidtG lay I led In better spirits than I have
the past three years.
"I write this hoping you will publish it, se
that every ene afflicted Willi Diseased Lungs
will be induced te take DR. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. I
have taken two bottle and can positively say
that It has done me mere geed than all the
ether medicines I have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
peared and 1 fcliall seen be able te go te work.'
old bv II. . Cochran, 187 North Oucen street
Cexdkt's Liquid Beet Tonic will cure Indi
gestion, and perpetuate bodily vigor. Take
twtXher. OX dramrtst. , HHWwdeedw,
I w -C" -J--g- - T-J ;.-2l- J. I , ,
It JOm most eSeettre rata Dertnger te
tbe world." will most rarely qatakan.tbe
bleed, whether taken Internally or applied
externmllyja&a thereby mera certainly reuer
p&ln, whether chronic or acute, than any ether
pain alienator, and It Is warranted double the
strength et any similar tronaraUen. It cures
pain In tbe Side. Back or Bowels. Sere Tbreat,
Bbeumatum -and ui achm, and Is THK
GBEAT BELIEVER OF PAIN. "BEOWS'S
Household Pavacxa" sbeuld be In every
family. A teaspoonful of tbe Panacea In a
tumbler of het water sweetened If preferred J,
taken at bed time will bsbak Ufa cold. 25 els
h bottle. tebll-lvdM.WASAw
Jteary carbelle Salve.
Tbe best Salve In tbe world for cute.brulsea
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all Kinds et skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve is
guaranteed te give perlect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get Hehby's Carbolic Salvk, as all ethers are
but Imitations and counterfeits. Price 28
cents. Sold In Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store. 137 North Queen street. my29-4
A3" Diamond Dyes are se perlect and se
beautiful tbat it Is a pleasure te use them.
Hqually geed ler dark or light color, 10 cents.
Mrs. Hannah E.Haupt, Sunbury, Pa., says
"I have taken Brown's Iren Bitters, te pnriiy:
my bleed and It has done all I could wish."
Fer sale by If. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
139 North Queen street. mlB-lwd w
.new te secure Health.
t seems strange that any one will suffer
irem the many derangements brought en by
an impure condition el the bleed, when SCO
VILL'S 3ABSAPAB1LLA ANDSTILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVEB SYKUP will restore
perfect health te the physical organization. It
Is Indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant te
take, and has proven Itself te be the best
BLOOD PUB1FIEB ever discovered, effect
ually curing Scrofula, Syphlltlc disorders,
Weakness el the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala
ria ; all nervous disorders and debility, bil.
ions complaints and all diseases Indicating an
impure condition et the Bleed, Liver, Eld
ncyat Stomach, Skin, etc It corrects lndi
gestien. A single bottle will prove te you its
merits as a health renewer, ler it ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when the complaint is
el an exhaustive nature, having a tendency te
lessen the natural vigor et the brain and nor
veua system.
AEK'S PAIN PANACEA cures a pain in
man and beast. Fer use externally and inter
nally. RED HOUSE POWDERS euro all diseases
or horse,-cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Livestock. A POSITIVE CURE. may21-2
Fer sale at H. B. Cechran's' drug store 137
North Queen street.
Tne disagreeable operation et forcing
liquids into the head, and the use et exciting
anuria, are being superseded by Ely's Cream
Balm, a cure for Catarrh, Colds in the head
and Hay Fever. Price 59 cents.
Apply into nostrils with little linger.
Mauy persons in Plttsten and vicinity are
using Ely's Cream Balm, a Catarrh remedy,
with me9t satisfactory result. A lady down
townlsiccevcring the sense of smell which
she had net enjoyed for fifteen years. Mr.
Barber, the druggist, has used it in his family
and commends It very highly. A young
Tunkhannock lawyer, known te many of our
readers, testifies that, he was cured of partial
deafness. Plttsten, Pa , Gazette, Aug. IS, 1879.
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niatlicrf itietnerst! Metnersi:
Are yftn disturbed at night and broken el
your rest by a sice child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth 1 If
se, go at eucc and get a bottle el MRS. W1N
SLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP It will relieve
the peer little suflerer Immediately depend
upon it: tliore Is no mistake about it. There
Is net a mother en earth wne has ever used it,
who will net tell yen at once that It will regu
late the bowels, and give rest te the mother
and relief find health te the child, operating
like magic. It is perfectly eafe te use In all
cases, and pleasant te the taste, and is the
prescription of one of the eldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
uiMy-M.WaS&w
Hew my threat hurts I Then why den t you
use Hale's Heney of Horehound and Tart
Pike's Toothache Dreps cure in one minute.
mio-lwde'ed&w
A '"eiigr., ,ei.i or ere "lr.reat stieuiu ee
stepped. Neglect ireqnentiy rcsnits in an in
curable Lung DLeaee or Consumption.
Biown'e i.renehial Troches de net disenlM
the stomach like cough syrupa and balsams,
but act directly en the inflamed parte, allaying
Irritation, ive relief la Asthma. Bronchial
Cenghs, Catarrh, and the Threat Treuhlc?
which Sli'gera and Public Speakers are subject
te. Fer lhu-ty years Brown's Ilrnnchial
Troches have Leen recemmended by phypi
clans, and alwaye ive perfect Raitafactleii.
Having been tested by wide and constant ue
for nearly an ontls-e goneiatien, they have at
tained weJ .ecrlted rank among the lew nteple
remedies of the asc sold at S-"t csnta a het
w r."vher. mv-lvdTTh&FAlw
UJSA.TB.tt.
Garvin. In this city, March 23, James Gar
vin, In the 78th year of his age.
His relatives and friends are lespccttully
Invited te attend the luneral from his late
residence, Ne. 419 East Strawberry street, en
Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment
at Woodward Ilill cemetery. aid
McGlihk. In thisclty, March 22, 1833. Charles
A., lntant son of Charles A. and Mary K. Mc
Glinn, aged 4 months and 15 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
rcspecttully invited te attend the funeral,
from the rcsidence of the parents, Ne. 414
West King street, te morrow (Saturday) after
noon at 3 o'clock. it
NEW JinrjSKTlSEMllTS.
TOOMS HUH ItKNT.
XVi Pleasant and convenient rooms te let,
furnished or unfurnished, without beard, at
250 North Duke street. tfd
"I70K KENT.
JF One Stere and Dwelling,
Ne. 303 Neith
Oucen street.
oppesito Northern Market
Heue, Apply
STREET.
at Ne. 303 NORTH QUKKN
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WANTED. A BLACKSMITH, WHO CAN
de horse shoeing and country work.
Wages, $1.25 a day and beard. Steady work te
the right man.
GEO.E.BERGER,
1 1 Hellam, Yerk County, Pa.
"C ASTBll CARDS.
IN GREAT VARIETY AND CHEAPER
THAN EVER, AT
S. H. ZAHM ft CO.'S,
ltd 18 and 20 Seuth Queen street.
1 KICKS FOK8ALK
PAVING BRICK OF ALL KINDS. We have
new a large let et building and paving brick
of all kinds for sale. Orders promptly filled.
PONTZ ft j
BRO., Brick Manufacturers.
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Lancaster, Pa.
FOR KENT. A I.AKUK TWO-STORY
Brick Heuse. Ne. 131 North Dnke St.
A two story Brick Warehouse en Mifflin
street, between Seuth Queen and Prince
streets.
A.J.STEINMAN,
123-tld IsnavLtaBHcxB Office.
PUBLIC SALE. ON XCK8DA' AFTER
NOON. MARCH 27. at 1 o'clock, will be
sold at public sale at 433 East Orange street, a
let of Honscheld and Kitchen Furniture, con
sistingefBeds and Bedding, Tables, Chairs,
Carpets, Bureaus. Cook Steve, Glass, Queens
and Tinware, one Wheel and Reel, and a
variety et ether articles.
C. REYNOLDS.
Gee. Hunter, Auctioneer. m23-3td
SPECIAL. TBEAT.
Te werklngmen in tobacco warehouses and
ethers In want of
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
NOTIONS, ftc. all are respectfully Invited te
call and see the bargains new offered at the
PEOPLE'S STOCKING STORE.
HENRY JSECHTOLD,
Ne. 52 N. Queen Street.
PUBLIC SALS. ON WEDNESDAY
MARCH 23. 18S3, at 1 o'clock p. m , at
Ne. 14 Seuth Prince street, Lancaster, Pa.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN CURNITUKE,
Antique Furniture, 3 Marble Tep Tables,
Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, nearly new.
Heater (sell leeder), Kitchen Range and Cook
Steve, Pictures, Parler. Ornaments Sela and
nner unavst uinee aaeuaeeasware. ecc.
iware-et
uintr,
HSKKY
SHUBS
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HABTMA1T8TBLLOW FKONTCIGAK
8TOXE.
LITTLE CHICKS FOX SSUB.
Persons wanting te raise chickens can
have eggs batched N.w. corner et Lime and
Chestnut streets, Lancaster, Pa. mil-3td
TTOK BE3fT. A STOKE KOOH ARD
T Dwellinc containing 5 rooms. Ne. 10
Seuth Queen street. Apply attne umaxran
en office. . tfd
GENUINE HAVANA AKD VARA CIGARS
only Scents at
HABTMAN'S YELLOW FBONT C1G AB
STOKE.
BOCK BEfeB UN
SATURDAY, at
TAP TO-HOBBOW,
GASPER KOEHLEB'S LION BBEWBBY,
m23-2t Church street,
I HAVE BECEIVjsD An ELKuANT As
sortment Oranges. Grapes and Bating
Apples ler Easter. Alse. Strawberries, 55
bunches ripe Bananas, at the most reasonable
prices.
It CHAS. W.ECKXRT.
PUBLIC SALE OF ILLINOIS HOB8ES.
On MONDAY, MAItCH 23. 1S83. will be
sold at the Merrlmac Heuse, Ne. 115 North
Prince street, Lancaster City, Pa., 10 head of
heavy Dralt and Driving Horses, suitable for
Lancaster county larm work.
8ale at 1 o'clock, p, m.
m23-2t :GEOBGE GBOSSMAN.
T FRANK. SAXLOB
HAS REMOVED HIS
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
TO
NOS. 42 AND 44 WEST KING ST.,
A9 Exactly qpppeslte the Old Stand.
ectll-6md&wK
OPBINO CAMPAIGN.
SPRING CAMPAIGN.
We are again leady with a Stack that wlh
surprise you, which for cempletenes?, variety
LOW PRICES,
Cannet be equalled. AU manufactured in this
city by skilled bands.
NOTE A FEW SAMPLE PRICES :
MEN'S SUITS, S3.50, 4. 94.60, S3, SC, 97
te SIS
YOUTH'S SUITS, S3.2B, S3.7C, l 25, 85
TO 1U
OUR SPECIALTY.
BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
-AT-
REMARKABLY LOW FIGURES.
Alse a Full Line et
Gents' Furnishing Goods
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
jS-We pay special attention teMERCHANT
TAILORING. Always a full line of PIECE
GOODS en hand, which will be made up at
LOWEST PRICES.
CALL AT
Hirsli & Brethers,
Great Penn Hall Clothing Heuse,
Nes. 2 and 4 N. Queen St.
Lancaster, Pa.
4&"Ve shall esteem It a favor for you te call
and leek through our IMMENSE STOCK.
sep8 ivd
JJOOT AND SUOK 1CEIMIRINU.
CHEAP AND GOOD
AT THE
EAGLE SHOE STORE,
Ne. 51 North Queen St.
(Inquirer Butlding.)
Children's Shoes, half sole and
heeling, 25 and SO cents.
Bey '6 half sole
and 50 cents.
and heeling 40
Men's half sole
and 70 cents.
and heeling 50
AU Werk Dena Promptly and Neatly.
JOHN HIEMENZ.
mar23tfdF
TTTILLIAMSON
& FOsTKK.
With Easter we open a Perfect Stock of
CHILDREN'S AND BOY'S SUITS el SUPE
RIOR QUALITY.madc te fit as perfectly in the
Lew Priced Goods as in the Better Qualities.
The time Is past ler ill-fitting Children's SciU,
for the system empleyed new In the manufac
ture or FIttST-CLASS READY-MADE
CLOTHING is a never-falling fit. Our Stock
for the Children this year has been selected
with a careful consideration ler perfect fitting
and strongly sewed garments, which consid
eration all buyers el Children's and Bey's
Clothing will fully appreciate. Te these who
are net particular te have the very latest
Fashion, we have still a lew of these HAND
SOMELY MADE SUITS, a little out el style,
ter S3.00.
OUR SPRING OVERCOATS
Fer GENTLEMEN are in steady demand.
The variety te select from Is ample. Prices
are moderate, and the Qualltv and Fit First
class. FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats.TrnnKs, Valises, Rubber Cloaks for
Ladles, Bebber Coats far Men
and Beys,
At Prices that we Guarantee the Lewest. Alse
AGENTS ler
R. DUNLAP & OO.'S HATS,
AS-BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT will
open first week In APRIL.
Williamson & Fester,
Nes: 3436 38 K. King St,
Beys
Cutieura
Remedies.
Cattcum BeselYenf , tbe new bleed purifier
internally, and Cuttearm and Cattcera Seap,
the great skin cares, externally, clear the
Complexion, cleanse the Skin and Scalp, and
purify the Bleed of every species or Itching,
Scaly. Pimply. Scrofulous, Mercurial and Can
cerous Seres, Humors, Ulcers, Swellings. Tu
mers. Abscesses, Bleed Poisons, Scurvy, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas and all etner Torturing
Disfigurations, Skin Blemishes and Humors or
Childhood, when physicians, hospitals and all
ether means fall.
uetlcara Besolveet operates with energy
upon tbe bowels, liver, kidneys and pores of
the skin, purifying tbe system of all humors
unu diseases arising irem impure oieoa, in
herited weaknesses and mercurial poisons.
Cntlcura, a medicinal Jelly, clears off all ex
ternal evidences of bleed, skin and scalp
iiumera, eats away dead skin and flesh, in
stantly allays Itchlngs and Irritations, softens,
seethes and heals. Werth its weight in geld
for any itching humor, Itching piles and deli
cate irritations of either sex.
Uotteera Seap, fragrant with delicious flow
er odors and healing balsams, contains in a
modified form all the virtues et Cuticuka, and
Is Indispensable in treating skin diseases, ln
tantile and birth humors, rough, chipped or
greasy skin, black heads and skin blemishes,
and Is an exquisite Skin BeanttHer.
TheCuTicuRA Rkuxmes are the only real
curatives for diseases et the skin, scalp and
bleed, and may be used from Infancy te old
age. Price. Cutictjra Baset.vairr,$l per bottle.
Ccticvra, SO eta. per box;. large boxes, $1.
Cuticusa. Seap, J5 cts. Cuticuka Shayihg Seap,
IScts. Sold by all dealers.
Petter Drug aet Chemical Ce., Bosten.
rnTTTCOBA SOAP.
VLIXX hlcrhlv medh
Abselutelv pure.
hiuhlv medicinal. Indorsed bv
physicians, preferred by the elite. Sales, 1881
and 1882. 1,000,000 cakes. Sold everywhere.
CAT.ARRH.
SANF0RBS RADICAL CURE.
The Balsamic Distillation of Witch Hazel,
American Pinr, Canadian Fir, elarl-
gela clever Blessem, etc.
Fer the Immediate relief and Permanent cure
of every form et Catarrh, from a Sluiple Head
Celd or Influenza te tbe less el Smeil, Taste
and Hearing, Cough, bronchitis and Incipient
Consumption. Relief in five minutes in any
ana every case. Nothing like it. Grateful,
fragrant, wholesome. Cure begins from first
application, and is rapid, radical, permanent
and never tailing.
One bottle Radical Cure, cne Bex Catarrhal
Solvent and bant erd's Inhaler, all in one pack
age, lerming a complete treatment, et all
druggists ter $1. Ask ler Sanfehd'b Radical
Cure. Petter Drue and Chemical Ce., Bosten.
COLLINS'
Voltaic leculc
Fer the relief and prevention, tbe Instant It
is applied of Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sciati
ca, Coughs, Colds. Weak Back, Stomach and
Bowels, Sheeting Pains. Numbness, Hystciia,
Female Pains. Palpitation, Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint, Bilious Fever, Malaria and Epi
demics, use Cellins' -latert (an Electric
Battery combined with a Pereus Piaster) and
laush at pain. 25c. everywhere.
niar21-lydW,S,ftw
I ifckOHU THK KlViCK.
BEYOND THE RIVER.
Away Acress the MUslsalppl is Held a Con
vincing Conversation.
" I tell you sir. that they are one et the neat
est combinations overproduced, and my ex
perience of that sort of thing has besn wide
enough te entitle my judgment te some re
spect." "Oh, I don't knew," responded the first
speaker's friend, with allttle yawn, as theuga
he didn't take much Interest In the subject,
" I have never been able te see much differ
ence in these things. They are all pretty
nearly the same size, and made et about ttie
same stuff."
The talk, et which the foregoing is a frag
ment, took place in Gallatin, Missouri, net
long age. In the snug office et Dr. M. P. Flow
ers, one of the leading physicians et the state,
who followed up the vein In t hich he had in
treduced It substantially in these words :
"Nonsense, that Is the rigmarole et ahoy,
or rather of aman who either doesn't knew or
doesn't care what he says. These things, as
you call them, arc just as different us the
moon is from green cheese. New, liniments,
lotions and ointments are very geed in most
casts for the relief of pain and inflammation.
But, in the first place, they are unclean. They
soil the hands and the linen, besides being
always ent of reach when tucy are most
wanted."
" Well, my dear doctor," sighed.the traveler
from the North, "what wouldyeu have? This
i-s a wretched world anyhow, and nothing is
ever at hand when it is wanted, Yeu can't
feugucst anj thing ''
Yes, I can,' broke in the doctor, thump
ing the table with his first. ' 1 can suggest
BENSON'S CAl'CINE POROUS PLASTER. I
have tried it en my patients, and have ti led it
en myself ter an attack of Neumenia, and In
all cases relief has followed in from three te
lerty-eight hours. The old plasters arc stage
coaches the Capclne Is atelegiaphlc dispatf h.
Fer instance, incases el Neuralgia. Mnscnlar
Rheumatism. Lumbago, retarded action of the
Kidneys, und ,"
" I give itup. doctor, and in case of need I'll
buy Bensen's," said the traveler, pleasansly.
In the centre et the genuine is cut the word
CAPCINE.
3eabnry & Jehnsen. Chemists, New Yerk.
mar20-2wdW,S&w
pAKKIIIi'8 GINUEK TOIV.
ETERY MAN HIS OWN BOSS.
Hew te Promote Pergenal Power A New
lladlcal Reformer.
" There Is no prevision in the Divine econ
omy ler political bosses 1"
With abangefhls fist, and in the voice of a
man who bad made up bis mind en the sub
ject. Rev. James Chambers, et Calvary Pres
byterian church, Harlam, recently opened bis
sermon with this announcement. He was
right. The only boss authorized by the Boek
is mentioned in these words : "He who rnleth
his own spirit is greater than he who taketh a
city."
Commonly, the better side et men is subject
te the despotism et the worse side Bad pas
sions, bad humors, mean jealousies and base
revenge are all bosses. One et tbe worst
bosses Is bile. What is most depressing in
philosophical or theological thought is due te
it. Old General Debility Is another tyrannical
boas. He lashes men who arc naturally geed
until they neceme unnaturally bad or misera
bly weak.
Concerning his deliverance Irem this bond
age, Rev. 8. P. Lewes, pastor et the Eighth
Street Baptist church, St. Leuis, Me., wiitce:
' 1 was suffering irem exhaustion and general
debility. As an invlgerant I used Pabkxr's
Gikeku Tonic. I never met with anything se
effective. It is an elegant family medicine. 1
take a bottle In my valise when I go enmv
annual vacations."
Parkeb's GntOKBTome neither intoxicates nor
promotes a desire for strong drinks. The most
pronounced temperance people use and praise
it for this reason alone. It cures Malarial
Fevers, Consumption, Rheumatism and all
Diseases el the 15 feed. Alse weaknesses pecu
liar te women. Its action Is prompt and per
vasive. Test It ence, and you will adept It as
ahome remedy. Price 50 cents and tl abettle.
Hlscex & Ce., Ce., Chemists, New Yerk.
xnarl-lvw eewAdS
NOTICK. APPLICATION WILL BE
made te the governor el this common
wealth for a charter Incorporating the East
ern Market Heuse Company el 1 .an caster City,
Pa., under tbe previsions of the Act et Assem
bly entitled " An Act te provide for the Incor
poration and regulation of certain corpora
Hens." approved the fflth day el April, a. D ,
1874 the character and objectet which corpor
ation shall be the establishment and mainte
nance et amarket house.
D. P. ROSENMILLCB,
Altenev far Anntfpinta
FRIDAY SVXMIMQ, iCABCH,'a3, 1888.
THE APP0EH0NMENT.
PROPOSED LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS.
Tbe Democrats aire the Republicans a Very
Decided Advantage. They De
mand Mere.
Special Dispatch te the Is-rxuxaxxcxa.
Harbisburq, March 23. The Heuse
was occupied at the session this morning in
the consideration of the legislative appor
tionment bill, which the framer estimates
would give the Republicans 27 senators
and 112 members of the Heuse, and the
Democrats 23 senators and 93 members.
After Mr. Ferth. Democrat, had offered
an amendment proposing several changes
in the senatorial distriets of Philadelphia,
a genera discussion ensued of a partisan
character.
Sterrett, Republican, of McKean, made
a long argument, in which he maintained
that a nnmber of the senatorial districts
had been unconstitutionally formed. He
moved te recommit, for the purpese of
having the bil! made' constitutional. The
Republicans generally sustained his views.
Speeches were made by Furtb, Animer-man-and
ether Democrats, in which they
claimed the spirit of the constitution had
been followed in the apportionment of the
several senatorial districts. They, hew
ever, expressed a willingness te have
the bill recommitted after its passage
through second reading.
Owing te the fight the Republicans
made against the bill the Democrats re
fused te recommit it. Colbern proposed
an amendment substituting the bill agreed
en by the Republicans, which was defeated,
and the bill passed second' reading with
Furth's amendment. The following bills
were favorably reported : permitting the
house of refuge te receive youthful delin
quents from the state of Delaware; te
secure greater uniformity in the secrecy
of the ballet. The Heuse then adjourned
until Monday evening.
CHICAGO'S MAYORALTY.
The Hitch Between the Republicans ana
Independents Making Things Uncertain.
Chicago, March 23. The cemmittee
appointed by tbe Republican city conven
tion te confer with the Independents who
have nominated If. T. Crane for mayor
were in session with the Independent
cemmittee yesterday afternoon, and until
late at night. Crane is a wealthy and
prominent manufacturer of high standing,
and known chiefly as a successful business
man. He is a lifelong Republican, but of a
strongly independent nature. The opposi
tion te him inside the Republican ranks is
confined te a few of the politicians headed
by Congressman Geerge R. Davis. His
chief competitor in the mayoralty race will
be Carter H.Harrisen, the present mayor,
who has many strong political combina
tions in his favor. Should the Republicans
endorse Crane, however, it is considered
very nearly certain that he will be re
elected. Crane has net sought the nomi
nation, but en the contrary an
nounced te the conference last night that
if another man could be selected upon
whom both Independents and Republicans
could unite mere heartily than upon him
he would willingly withdraw in favor of
that candidate. The conference will held
further meetings this week. The election
will occur en April second.
SECKKTallY POLGEK.
HIh Condition of .Health A Complication
of His.
Washington, March 23 Secretary Fol Fel
gcr 13 net se well te day. Fer several
weeks he has been ill one day and better
the next. The immediate cause is
ever-work and insufficient 'nourishment.
This has empeverisbed the bleed
and depicted the system te such an
extent as te render him extremely suscep
tible te climatic changes and liable te
easily contract local diseases. He
was at first attacked by a slight
congestion of the right lunr, which lasted
only a day or two, then followed
biliousness, accompanied by a daily rigor,
suceeeded by slight fever. This lasted a
week or mere. Then he was well enough
te attend at the department for a few
days. A change in the weather caran
and he contracted sere tbreat, and
tbat having disappeared his cold has
new settled in and about the eyes. At no
time has he been seriously ill. He has
been well enough te desire te attend te
business, but tee ill te bear the whole
burden of his duties. His physician has
new prescribed abselute rest, and advises
him that it will be unwise te attempt te
transact any business for several weeks
It is probable that with that time he will
take a sea tiip te Bermuda or elsewhere.
WIBK.
Telegraphic ew.i et tne ARernoec.
Four prisoners in the B0130 City, Idaho,
territenal penctentiary, overpowered their
two guards at the stene quarry yesterday
and made off with their weapons.
The New Yerk and Brooklyn courts and
commercial exchanges were closed te day
and the churches were largely attended. As
it is net a leal holiday the banks, aud
public offices were open.
The New Jersey Legislature adjourned
sine die at coon te day.
Auc Slayback, of the "Wilkesbarre Ex
press sues Rebeit Bauer, of the Demekrat
ischen Wechlcr ler siu.uiH) for libel.
The French anarchist?, ttercure. Alio Alie
mane, Lctillcur, Fizilier and Bestelle have
been released from custody. It is stated
tbat ether anarchists arrested recently will
shortly be liberated.
The labor troubles at Joliet, IU., rolling
mills have been settled between the offi
cials and employees.
Jarjct, Rcadjuster, has been declared
by the court of appeals te have been law
fully elected last June mayor of Peters
burg, Va.
148 emigrants have left Cannemara for
America.
Joe Brady is te be tried April 10th for
the Phoenix park, Dublin, murders. The
otters will be tried singly later.
Nugent and twelve ethers ou trial m
Belfast, for conspiring te murder, were
convicted te day, after an unfavorable
charge by the judge and a speech for the
crown in which O'Donevan Ress, Jehn
Dewy, James Redpatb, and P. J . Sheri
dan were accused of connection with the
Armagh Assassination society.
Jack Watts and William Gillard, notor
ious "rustlers," were arrested by Majer
Fountain's command at Lake Valley,Nev.,
and iu attempting te escape both were
shot dead.
A BORDER. xLUHT.
Three "tt lilte Men and an Indian a Fatal
ynarrel.
ST.Leuis.Mar. 23 A dispatch fremMus
kogee. I. T., says that en the border of tbe
territory of the Seminole nation, Brady
Bretney, Eli Perryman, Billy Orimraitt
and an Indian quarreled ever a game of
cards, and the Indian killed Bretney and
Perryman. Giimmitt was also killed by
one of the three during the sheeting.
Next morning two brothers, friends of the
dead men, caught the Indian and riddled
his body with bullets.
WEATUKB IRuICATlONH
Washington, March 23 Fer the Middle
Atlantic Btatea, cloudy weather, with
light rain or mew,, southerly veering te
northwest winds, iutieaary or lower
terapentan, fiauJfcUewriL, bj;f riiifc
i tr.
Hew Yeke, lUrelu
'vt.JKwaJK; f "Cm
eenuHi
oeort te-day in tbe
Oakling, held for
William H. Haveratiafc
eiw Levy te appear and
1 morrow war the nvmeert
I admitted toIbaU.CenkUBg'B
that as the.'shoetiBr waa i
I !. - ' '
client snenia ee admitted te Mm?
LtVl
Chicago Hogs-Receipts, UAM boa
meats, 7.CO0 bead ; market weak; dull
lower; mixed, 76 90; heavy, tr 1
iBMMilyftta'MfartBMt?
emmmammatfCmaTT' ,
... .. ... ,
m 'smmsmmmm.t
-:
- " v M W . "''.
. , j,.
ers holding ofTter In-wnr nrinir nrf wrfTTSTf ,
orders diminishing. "-
vwue-iteceipta, jjmema ; ninwalB. tJtmW- -head:
moderate! vntlmwilrit c-v -
lower, except in most desirable iiumlmi Z
pert stee. J6 ce7 SO; geed te cSeta Si
ping, f S 0086 23 : common te fair mad mMMELv.'
$5 3035 90 ; butchering stock, 134. M, "
fair demand en cannlmr aeceuntiaMiataaK?
and feeders In liberal supply and light
and demand weak at $3 leas.
... '. - - r
Sheep Receipts, 3,800 head ; nhtnwta; Kt
head ; general market strong and bztikvawt'
geed demand en local and cistern aeeeutx,1
IfMllll 1
common te tair, 33fj473: n
$5136; choice te extra, $6 i
expert sheep at latter price.
mmrtimi ti fal i- VI 41AA 7 . nihw '.re, .
$5 156 ; choice te extra, 8 MtMeat Saw ? J25
t.ast iibxbtt uaiue iteceipta. a Wfl '
. . ... . . -t.vv
market slew at vestfirdava nrleM- nrim aaam. V--- vfc
650: fair te troed. SS 9Sa.4 ra ? IklSrsI '" -3
Hern Rpcfllnt,. 1 K hurl . - - - - - ---- r - " "-!
TiT.Tj-.Lr--'j :ivrz - - jwv-i - "
uunueipiuas, (. seH ai; XGOEBn? Wmmige
J'tSSS!1?.!?' 2.fi0? neld' imMi
jswwiv, fuuviiy j, oil tu KUOU. ID MM'Br
common, 4 5035.
- j K
Lecal stocks and Bones.
Reported by J. B. Leng.
. rar
TaL
Lanc'ity c per ct. Lean, due 1888... re
1885... 109
' 1890... 100
u 1895... 10C
5porct.InlerMyears.. 19B
" 5 per ct. Scheel Lean.... MB
3rs
mhsg?'
in i or ai veara.. loe
" 4 " in 5 or 29 years.. 100'
" 0 " in 10 or a years. 10B.
Hanbclm borough lean lea
mscxuAKaeus BTOcxa.
Quarryvllle R. R. 60
Millersvllle Street Car. fie
Inquirer Printing Company M SB
Watch Factory loe
V
Has Light and Fuel Company...... as
Stevens Heuse (Bends) iw
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company.
Susquehanna iron Company loe
Marietta Hollowware
Stevens Heuse no
Sicily Island se
East Brandy wine & Waynesb'g.... SO
MOlersvllle Nermal Scheel
Northern Market... i...
XlbCKLLAKCOUS BONDS.
a
m
19
'5
I
at
ietH
QuarryvUle It. R., due 1S93 108
Reading & Columbia R. R5's 100
Lancaster Watch Ce.. due 1S3S tee
Lancaster tias Light and fuel Ce
dnein ler 20 yeara 100
Lancaster das Light and Fuel Ce-
duel8SS 100
tukh riaa STOCKS.
BhrSm-intrA Ileaver Vaiiev a 98
tot.
1(8
la.
Bridgeport & Uoreshoo ISM
Columbia A Chestnut Hill 2
Columbia A Washington 25
Columbia A Big Spring 25
Columbia A Marietta 25
Maytown A Klizabethtewn 25
is-' .
as
is
.Lancaster a ispnrata 25
Lancaster & Willow Street 25
Straseurg Millport 25
Marietta X Maytown 25
Marietta A Mount J.tv 25
Lanc..Bllzabetht'n AMiddlet'n 100
Lancaster & Frultvllle. SO
Lancaster & Litltz 25
Lancaster A Wllliamstewn 25
Lancaster A Maner. 50
Lancaster A Manhelm 25
Lancaster A Marietta 25
Lancaster A New Helland 100
Lancaster ASuauuehanna. 309
BAKK STOCKS
First National nan k. jioe
Farmers' National Bank 50
Fulton National Bank 100
Lancaster Cenntv National Bank.. 150
31
8
48
60
54.
75
U
ISAM
41
iiejb
lhxat
i4s.au
107
14S
141JB
148
268
150
140
154
7i
130
105
Columbia National Bank 100
Christiana National Bank. 100
Kphrata National Bank 101
irirst National Bank, Columbia..
100
first National Burnt, ytrasburg.... 100
First National Bank, Marietta 100
First National Bank. Mount Jey.. 100
Litltz National Bank 100
Manbeln National Bank 100
nnien National Bank. Mount Jey. 00
New Helland National Bank....... lm
Gap National Bank 100
BONDS.
riUKNWaLL ALEUAKON R. H. OO.
Railroad Company. :
5 PER CENT. BONDS.
FREE OF TAXES.
THE CORNWALL A LEBANON
BAIL
read COMPANY will receive bids, at par.
and accrued lute est from January 1, 1888.
Fer 5 per cent, Uccfe'ered Bends, redeemable)'
alter uiy 1, iej., mm payaoie JUiy 1, iws.
interest payable January 1 and July 1 et
each year at the olbce of the Company. - '
Jta-Thc
issued is
entira amount Ot BONDS te ba
$150,000,
Cernvall & Lebanon
Secured by a r -"4
FIrat Mortsrase en the Read. Rnlllnir Stnalra V.Vr
-- ----. e - . ),y
uepets, irepcriy ana rrancnises ex ta '.
said Comeratlon. jy'tm
aiauicu ami uuiivureu 10 . t.:s--;
William A. Hnber and Jacob H. BedMCker, f-t0f-
xrusiees, ana uniy receraea.
THE BONDS
Will be issued In amounts el
$100. $500, and $1,000, .
As subscribers may prefer.
Apply te
HUGH H. MAXWELL.
Secretary and Treamnr,
CerawalL Fa
Or at the Lebanon Dime Saving Bank,
non. Pa. mlO-4wdWJw
czexaura. .
llM
?. T.-i
75S
s.
ti. UATHVON.
OVERCOATS,
im
Dress Suits,
Business Suits,
Pantaloeas,
-sf
WtfcteKj
In desirable winter materials.
ly te order ter men and boys, at bottom
ier iue next two menies, at
S. 8. RATHT0F8
Merchant Tailoring
Ne. 101 N. Qum 8t,
J23-lmeed LANCASTER, PA.
38 1
SOOTS BB.OMM.
Tf HIEMKNZ.
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CLOSING OUT!
jj
Beets .and Shoes
AT AND
BELOW OOBT.
'5-2'l
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MUST BE SOLD BT MABCK MT8. CA
AT OSCS AND
W-jiK'
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