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LANCASTER, PA.. PBIDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1884.
Price Tw (fete.
f r w$!!jrtj':i' -wse
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H.
Z. U1IUAIIS.
Fer the Holiday Season, 1884.
tsveryLudy, wltha very few oxceptlons. Is
mind, we weuM call attention te the beautiful,
rivuil trem Switzerland a day or be age, and liave Just been openod. We have MUB1U
IH. K8 bciuitlfully finished m every way, from ene te forty-sight alls Musleal Docanlers,
Elegant China Fiult Stands, Hinging Illrds In Cngea, very natural and lllodlket Musical
Tables, Ac, Ac In lac), we have everything that Is tnade In the miilcal novelty line. In
addition te all these new and beautlliil things, we bave SWISS WOOD UAKV1NUS and
BTONK8 OK THE ALPS.
Our MUSIC 1IOXK3 are at PHIOE9 TO 8UIT BVEUYIIODY and a call te see and bear
theni will repty any person, se overybody Is Invited.
H. Z. RHOADS,
Lancaster, Pa. Ne. 4 West King Street.
nur uuuvb.
"lUATH
AMU HUAWUJ.
LADIES' COATS
-AT
Vf etzger & JHanghman's
Newmarkets, Russian Circulars,
Delmans and Jackets.
CHILDRENS' COATS, for Fall and Winter.
Our A.eirtmvnt of Ceals ter I.ndlei and Chllilren was mede expressly ler us bv the beat
luabuiH el Auw 1 orb and Philadelphia, and are very cheap. '
METZGER&HAUGHMAN'S CHEAP STORE
43 West King Street,
(llotwecii tlie Cooper lleusu and Eorrel llorse
nuvMydAw
J."'
MAUT1M t! UO.
HOLIDAY GOODS !
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
China, Glass and Queensware,
DOLLS and TOYS.
LARGEST LINE OF WAX, UISlJUE AND CHINA. DULL9.
BISQUE TOYS AMD FIGURES,
BISQUE NOVELTIES,
NOVELTIES IN PEPPER AND SALTS.
EVERYTHING NEW
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
Cerner Went Kins and Prince Streets.
VAUVMTt), XV.
JA.
;H'2i Ualll'KT HALL.
BARGAINS !
-AT-
SHIRK'S OAEPET HALL.
Sellins Off te Cleso Business. Every thing Must PesitiTely be Sold.
A rull Ltnoel I10UY I1IIUS3ELS, TAPESTUY, and All Grades of 1NGUA1N CAIIPETB,
UGB, BLANKETS. COVEltLETS and OIL CLOTH.
t3T ALL AT A BAORIFIOE.-k
nr Prompt nttontlen glyen te the Manufacture of Bag Carpets te order.
-AT-
SHIEK'S CAEPET HAIL,
OOR. W. KING AND WATER STS
fnbm.Trndaw
1SOUTN ASH Hit OKU,
I JUOTS A.1U SHOES,
WM. H. GAST
Ne, 105 North Queen! Street,
BOOTS AND SHOES
F Oil I ALL AND WINTER.
We are well prepared with a lull stock el
Heavy and Medium Werk ter Celd Weather;
also a lull line of Uubbers.
Notwithstanding the lact that 'all et the
work oxhlblted at the lata Fair In competition
with ours, was aolectod In New Yerk and else
where, our own inanutactura of Heets and
Shoes was awarded the
TWO HIGHEST PREMIUMS.
47-Custemcrs can tely upon getting suit
such work as we exhibited. Give us a cell
Prlces guaranteed te be as low as any In the
elty. lell-6nidAw
G
OA SUMPTION. I 11AVK a. POSITIVE
Tmidv ter the above dlseasa i bvlts use
thousands et cases et the worst kind and of
long standing have been cured. lndecd, se
strong is my laltli in its efficacy that I will
send TWO BOITLE.S FllEE, togethor with a
VALUAHLKTUEATISE en this disease, te
any sutlerer. Ulve express and P. O. address.
DH.T.A.SLOCUM,
nK-lmdoediOmw lSlPcsirlSt., N. Y.
NOTIOK TO TUMfABimW ANU UUM
NEU8. A'l persons are hereby lorblilden
te trespass en any el the lands of the Corn
wall or SpoedweU estates, In Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed or un un un
lnrloeed, cither ler the nurpose et sheeting ei
fishing, as the law will be rigidly onlerceo
(Vjnlnut all trespassing en sold lands et the
undersigned alter this nelle.
WJI. COLEMAN ritEKMAN
U. PEEOY ALOEN,
EDWAUD 0. 1UEEUAN,
I Attorney tot ii. w celeiDkn'i Uelre
elf-udw
fend of Heed music, and. with lids Idea
In
new and useful Musical Noveltlos that nr
liolel,)
LANCABTE11 TA.
ic
AND DE3IRA.ULE.
Opnoflife'Htcveus Heuse.
BARGAINS !
LANCASTER, PA
OJjAHH AMD UUBKNHWAHA.
H
iuu a n auxin.
HOLIDAY GOODS !
-AT-
CHINA HALL.
We bave new open a very Large Line et
HOLIDAY GOODS,
-IN-
Faney Goods,
Doeorated China,
Ivery Ware,
CHaeawrue, Lamps, &e,
Don't purobase until you have examined our
assortment. Goods must prove Bulls-
luotery, or will be exchanged,
3- PJilCKS LO W. t
High & Martin,
15 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
COT1UNKEU
AMU HEAL K8TATE
AGENT.
HENRY SHUBERT.
AUCTIONEEU AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT,
61 North Duke Stf Laneaear, Pa.
Everything pertaining te my business will
rocclve my personal attention. Terms reason
able, tmaaiQ&csii. tanij-ua
mmvieAL.
H
Ol" N.ASTKB.
SHARP PAINS.
w?!f'.8p.,ra,,ns' Wrenehes, Bhenmattsm,
fJ,eUTg,8c2l,c' I'loerlsy Pains. Btitch In
the Slde, llaclraohe, Bwollen Joints, Heart DIs.
oase.Sero Muscles. I'aln In the Chest, and all
pains and aches ellhnr local or dt op-seated are
Instantly relieved and speedily eured by the
JI-f nc2wn JI1' Matter. Compounded, as it
i?'?.1 ,l,he "illclnal virtues of tresh
i.Pi.Uum''.V Bal'ams nd Extracts, It
H. ".? 0t1"nB and strengthening Por Per
ous Plaster ever timiln. . lli.ki ,.
cenui or nve ler 11.00. Mailed en receipt et
ter 11.00,
tlMt09 tin
ufacturers, llosten. Mass.
,.....,. j-ianer ve . .proprietors and M
'ym lltalnta
HOP PLASTER.
9-Coa1ed tongue, bad breath, sour stom
ach and liver dlspuse oured by Hawley's Stom
ach and 1.1 vor Pills 2Jcl. nev20-lvd4w(2)
rj.eii.xr, OUILXV, UUJLTV.
J. W. U1LLKU,
Ol Washington borough. Pa., Is guilty of man.
ulacturlng
MILLER'S
And the verdict el all who me It U that
"17 IS THE BEST!1'
" VI IS THE BES1 I '
II
11 IS THE BES1 1 '
BLACK DIAMOND
COUGH SYRUP
IS TUE HKST.
sopU-emdAw
VI JW. KMUHI'b
Seething Syrup
15 TUK LATEST AND IJKST rilEPAUA-
TION reU TUK COMPliAlNTB
OF TUE
Little Ones,
And It U Klvlug the utmost satisfaction te all
who are using lu
17-0mIAw
rjy
DR. BITNER'S
LAXATIVE POWDER,
fOR Tni CUB.I OF,
C03T1VENK83, FEVKI18. TOllPiniTY fO"
THE l.lVKIt AND 1SUWKI.8. ACIUITY
OK THE STOMACH, EltUCTA-
TIONS & DYSPEPSIA.
It Is a mild LAXATIVE, producing no In
convenience and doveld el the harshnes
usually produced by HILLS, and can he taken
In all buaseus el the year.
-ltl3 pleasant te take. Ask your dealer
ler It. wiDl7-!ind&w
w
LLCua
ItLACK DIAMOND
COUGH SYRUP.
sept!7-lmdAw
ULUKIUIIirTUK CUllNKA VAUVmUUU
In lmiorUiKe and danger, according le
their extent and their situation. In eome
cases their course Is acute and rapid In
etbes very chronic and protracted. The su
perficial are less Important and dangereus
than thn deep-seated Vicars.
All Mseasea of the Eye, Ear, Threat also.
Chronic and Prtvate Dlseosea-successlully
treated by
UKS. II D. and M. A. LONGAKER.
Oftlce 13 East Walnut stroet, Lancaster, Pa.
Consultation tree. dl-3tdAw
viiUruitiu,
TJKMOVAL. ANU UPEMI7I
Labeastis, Pa.,;8ept.ll0, ISM.
ldoslrate make known te my Irlends
and custemers, and the publle In general,
that l have remeved from 23 North (Jueen
ttroet te 121 North yueeu street, 'jrercrly
occupied by the nrin et Hraallinj a. llaus
man, whero 1 have opened with . large as
sort men tef English, Vrencu uud Uerman
Novelties, tpgether wltb a large line el
Demestic. Fabrics, Compesodas my new
stock Is, of new goods and new styles, 1
tool assured that In soliciting a continu
ance, el your patronage, you will have an
opportunity of making selections from &
stock unequalled In Its varlety and adapt
ed te the present demand, whleh Is ler
geed values, gentlemanly styles and
effects, and oxqulstte fit. Nothing but the
very best et workmanship and prices te
suit everybody, l'loase laver me with
your orders.
Yours very truly,!
D. R. WINTERS.
HliVKHtS OALI5.
The gale that vlslted this fectleu en Sunday
was very severe, and tlgns, chimneys, Ae.,
went down with a rush ; but, low as they
tell, they failed le get
As Lew Den as i Prices
AT-
Burger & Sutten's
MEIICIIANTTAILOIUNG AND CLOTHING
HOUSE,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE.
NOW, IV EVEU, IS TUE TIME reit
OVEEOOATS.
A VEBY
FULL LINE
or which can he reuND at
1. 24 Centre Spare,
LANCASTXK, l'A.
febl-lvd
(ANK8ulf Al.L 8T IKS A.N I) AT 1'IIIUKH
j aa low as the lowest, at
IIIAIITMAN'S YKLLOWirilONT CIOAU
-TOE.
THE SCHOOL DIKEOTOBS'
UKUEHDCU MKITIMO Ur Til C IIOABD.
Usperts et kUndteg Ueinmltteet A Itasela-
tlen Pf elected ana Adopted te lieu
llenas te the Anieant etis,000
A stated meeting of the beard of loheol
directors was held in oemraon oeunoll
ohamberen 'Ihunday erenlDg.
The following named mombets were
pretent :
M8srs.Dakr,Drenemarj,Iroslui.DrewDl
liyrne, Coehran, Darmslotter, Ebermau,
Evans, Oast, Ilartmae, Ilrrr, Johnsten, J.
M ; Jehnsen, Wrn.j Marshall, MoCemsey,
MoCermlok, MoElllgett, Oblender, Oehs,
Kaub, Klemensnyder, Ringwalt, Bohwebel,
Bhirk, Smeych, Snyder, A, J.; Bnyder,
Jehn ; Warfel, Levcrgoedrosldent.
Mr. MoCemsey from the superintending
committee presented the following repeit
BBrORT OF THE SUTEKINTENDINa COM
WITTEK,
Your Buperintondies committee, te
whom was roferred tbe petition of the
patrons of Mr. Gates' school, te have said
school removed from its prosent loeatlon
en Hoeklantl street te the building reeently
located en Duke street, rospeetfully
submit the following report :
In order te afford the present members
of the beard a olnarer understanding of the
reasons why Mr. Gates' soeoudary soheol
was removed te the Rockland street build
ing, as well as why it should remain there
no longer, it will be necessary te go baek
a few years and trace the history of the
soheol Fer upwards of twenty years
there were but two raale seoendary soheols
for tbe accommodation of tbe entire city
one en Mulberry street and the ethor en
Duke sheet.
Six or eight years aze, hewever, and
before the ereotleu of any of our new
buildings ezeept the high soheol and
Roekland street buildings, there waB a
surplus of seoendary pupils who wero
temporarily provided for in Lecher's
building, Centre Square. A year or two
later there was a surplus et pupils for
whom there appeared te ba no ao ae ao
eommodatlon anywhere. The second
story of the Itoekland street build
ing having remained unoceupied from
the time of its oreetiou, and needed
for no ether purpose, te utilize the
room, and provide additional accomoda accemoda accomeda
tion, although well understood at the time
that It was an improper location, It was
determined by the beard te remove Mr.
Gates' soheol from Duke street te Rook Reok Roek
land strcet, nnd organlze a new secondary
school of lower grade in tbe building
vacated. Uiuce then, hewever, new build,
ions bave been erected at new points, a re
distribution of pupils bave been made,
and ontire soheols removed from enu loea
tleu te anether. Our soheols have been
reorganized from tbrce divisions te two
division schools, and our plan of oemblnod
schools nas been changed te smgie room
soheol.
Mr. Gates' school as organized when
removed te Rockland street has been
divided into tbroe distinct soheols ene
high grade single room seoendary, and two
low grade secendaries, enn of which has
been removed te Seuth Prince street, nnd
tbe ether romalned in Roekland street,
where It preperly belengs.
Tbe pupils of Mr. Gates' school as at
present organized, a siurle room high
grade secondary, came from a large district
mniueuJ ..kf-Uia iTliUiU lC-kUctlu.Heveuth I
and parts el the uoeond and-bicutu wards, l
the majority of whom lire In the vicinity of
Duke Btreet, whlle none live convenient te
Roekland street, a it is at the cxtrome
eastern limit of the distriet.
Therofero, In vlew of the faet that tbe
Duke street bulldiug is vaeant, and net
needed for nuy ethor purpose is the
proper loeation for this Boheol, nud that
the change may be mede without any
expanse, your comniittce rospeetfully rec
ommend that the prayer et the petitioners
be granted.
Wm. McCemiey,
J. B. YVATlFEb,
O. Reimensntdeu,
Wm. Jehnsen,
J. IIay BnewN.
Mr. Ilartman said he did net bee the
utility of tbe propesod removal of
Mr. Gates' soheol. The room at present
occupied is much better than tbe Duke
street room. It Is furnished with new
furniture, has solid state blaokbeards, Is
heated by a furnaoe In the cellar ; while
the Duke stroet room has old desks and
bencbes.ls out of repalr, has painted blaok blaek blaok
eoards, and is poorly heated with stoves,
The objeotion that tbe location of the
Rockland street bsiidlng is net central
does net count for mueh, as the soheol is a
seoendary ene, and the boys who at
tend it are well grown and will net be
harmed by walking a few blocks further.
He would bave te reoerd his vete against
tbe proposed obange.
A vete being taken tbe repert of tbe
committee was approved.
Mr. Evans from the flnauce oemraittco
presented the following bills whleh wero
ordercd te ba paid :
D. Appleten & Ce., reading charts and
holders, $30 ; gas company, gas for high
Boheol, $11.20 ; Jehn F. Leng, numbering
olesotp, Seuth Prince street school, $1.20 ;
Jehn L. Arneld, slating, $1 85 ; lknntyl
vaniu StJioel Journal subscription, $17.25 ;
Baumgardner, Eberman & Ce., lumber,
91UU.U i jvujtbiuuu ruiuuuiu uuuiji.ujr,
settecs, $1W; A, U. Keplor, mdse.,
vu.iit) ; J. 11. Loueks, messenger, ?3 ;
Lewis Nell, brooms, 63.25.
Mr. Evans also preeented the oflleial
bend of Wm. O. Marshall, treasuror-eloot,
in tbe sum of $30,000, with James Mar
shall, Luther Richards and Geerge A.
Marshall as sureties, The bend was
approved.
Mr. Evans also prose a ted the following
resolution :
Ilitelted, That for the purdose of pay.
ing the indebtedness contracted by order
of this beard for tbe ercotlen of the Seuth
Prinee street soheol Ljube, registered
bends of the beard te the amount of thir
teen thousand dollars shall bn issued in
denominations etjlve humlrtil deUir. Tbe
said bends shall bear interest at tbe rnte
of four per cent, per annum from January
1st, 18S5, payable quarterly, and shall be
redeemable at the pleasure of the beard at
any time after January 1st, 1800, and shall
be payable en January 1, 1893. Eaeh
bend shall be signed by the president,
Eoeretary and treasurer, and the corporate
seal of the beard shall be attached thereto.
Section 3. An annual tax of ene six
teenth of ene per oeut. en all subjeets cf
taxation for soheol purposes Is hereby
levled, te pay the prinelpal and interest en
tbe abore lean, oelleotablo as ethor soheol
taxes.
Mr. Evans explained that the Prinee
street soheol had already been paid for out
of the funds raised for tbe payment of
teacher salaries, &e,, and it was necessary
te make tbe lean, te roplaea the funds
thus used.
Mr. Cochran aake.l what bad boeome of
the $10,000 lean maie a year or two age.
President Lovergoed replied that tbe
bends had been sold and tbe proceeds
used for soheol purposes,
The re3olutlen was then adopted.
Sir. ilartman from tbe committee en
bulldincrB and Grounds reported that Jehn
leunir, ene of the janitors, had died, and
that the cemmittee had appolnted his
wife te perform the duties of jaulter. On
motion the aotien of the oemmittee was
approved.
Mr. Ringwalt from the night soheol
committee reported that the colored night
soheol had been closed, owing te tbe peer
attendanee of pupils.
Mr. Ochs from the same comtnltteo said
that the attendanee of pupils was never
mere than 13, and gonerally a geed deal
lass, though the toaehor and oemmittee
had dene all they could te sccure a larger
attendance.
On motion the aotien of the cemmittee
in closing the soheol was approved.
The monthly repert of the elty superin
tendent was read an fellows :
Lancaster, Pa , Dee. 4, 1881.
Te the Heard vf AcAoel Vlrteters -
Gentlemen : The city superintendent
submits the following repert of the publle
soheols for the month of November. The
whole number of pupils enrelled was 277
in the high schools, 1,000 In the secondary,
including tbe Strawberry street soheol,
and 2,055 In the prlmary,making a total of
9,428, and adding 172 atteudlng the night
soheols, the ontire enrollment was 3, GOO.
Tbe average attondance was 201 in the
high schools, 070 in the secondary, and
1,731 in the primary making a total of 2,971
and adding 128 attending tbe night ssboels,
the wbole number of pupils in average
attendanee was 3,090. The statistical table
accompanying this report will show the
enrollment and average attendance In each
soheol, and as far as pessible for caeh
toaehor.
The average porceutage of attondance
was 88. The number of visits made by
tbe city superintendent was 100, by direc
tors 1C0, as fellows : Dr. D. R. MoCer
mick 24, C. Sebwcbel 1, J. M. Johnsten 6,
J. I. Ilartman 2, Heu. J. B. Warfel 22,
T. F. MoElllgett 22, W. MoCemsey Bl,
J. W. Byrne 15. 8. K. Liebty 0, J. Ochs 15,
W. Jehnsen 3, II. Someyeh 1, D. G.
Baker 0, Dr. J. Lovergood 1, II. 11. Brono Breno Brone
man 4
There are new, as near as I am able te
ascertain, seven non-resldent pupils at
tending our soheols. The rules de net
seem te make it the duty of anyone te
send bills for tuition te their parents or
guardians, and yet it seemed te me that it
was the intention of the beard that they
should pay. Having brought this matter
te your notlce, I await your further dl dl dl
reotieus. An examination of tbe statistical table
will show that tbe advaneed primary
soheol in eharge of Miss Stab), is entirely
tee large, whlle theso In cbarge of
Misses Marshall and Bruning nre rather
Email. The superintendent would most
cheerfully recommend the transfer of
pupils from Miss Stabl te tbese teaobers,
but past experience dearly shows that
parents, (Instead of rogardingsueh changes
in Utelr tiue light as prompted by a doHire
te give their children the best possibie
advantages by removing them from over
crowded rooms where tbe teachers oannet
de justioe te them, te ethers whero there
is ample room, and a reasonabie number
of pupils te a teacher), Invariably pretest
against such changes, and annoy the
members of the beard by requests te re
admit their chlldren. The beard has new
provided ample room in the eastern and
southern portions of the city, and if
pupils suffer in health or instruction be
cause of overcrowding, the fault rests with
their parents who rofuse te scud them
elsewhere. The eame thing can, hdwever,
net be said of the northern and western
parts, tO WinCtt-Tetumuwwtm-rea n Iho
report for Ooteber.
Rcspeetfully your obedient sorvent,
R. K. Beeukle
STATISrltUL TAI1LE Of UKROLLUEMr AND AVEll
AUK ATTKMMNCB FOR NOVHMUKK, ItSI.
.NAMES (.'F TEACH BUS.
Utah Scheel.
Mr. .1. P. Mcuaskey
Miss S. 11. llundell.
277
201
Secondary Scheel i, Pint Division.
Mr. W. II. Lovergood...
" U.S. Gates
11 A. 11, Stamy
" c. Matz
Miss K. Powers
" U. llundell
" C. ll.lluber
" M. A. Dougherty..
" M. M. Musseliuan.
43 S
S'J 37
52 4fi
83 37
41 40
4 42
53 91
46 40
43 41
403
373
Secondary Schools, Second Division,
Miss
M. Palmer
J. A. M. Vlllce...,
L. Nceper
L. Xug
K. Green
A. C. Uutliveil...
H. K. Dengler....
M. McNeill
M. Zug
Ida Llud
8. M. K. Stanley.
K 1. Downey....
K.V. liaker
C. Llchty
K. Clllten
fill M5
East Straiebtrry Street Scheel.
Mr. F. Shlbley.
.1 47 SH
Primary Schools, First Division.
Miss C, U. tplndler
' K. Suydam
' M.J. limning
" L. Marshall
11 M. K. Zuercher....
" Kate llundell and two assistants
' K. Musser
" A, Carter
" 8. bmlth
' K. Shirk
' S.llolbreok
" M. K. stahl
K. llucklus
' L J. Falck.
S. BtltTel
M
61
33
S4
S3
00
31
bl
43
47
49
S3
40
te
33
749
l'rlmury Schools, Second Division.
Miss II,
Llchty
Fleming ,.
40
41
47
3J
BG
41
41
41
45
ai
81
3i
30
42
41
fc2
SI
41
41
' H,
M. Underwood....
M. lloyer
F. ICaudman
E. .ccher
Nellie Itupley
K.McGlnnU
11. It. llarklns
M.J. Guthtle
M. Achmus
M.llumphrevllle.,
M.A. llaub
M. Sener
S. Carpenter
A. M. llusbeng...
8. C. Ellmaker....
11. It. Finger
1. MeMlllun
S. King
It. Welizel
M.Sharpe
A. Hess
M!
01
41
40
II
4U
47
W
C6
71
(5
M
71
SI
71
63
49
67
iM
33
27
9
es
C3
31
42
33
1UM
Meht Schools.
W. II. Lovergoed.
Miss Shirk
F. Shlbley
1101 B5
43 1 33
ii!L teb77-ivd
171 1 123
In regard te non-resUlont pupils the
president stated that rule 10G made pro pre
vision for their admission, Under this
rule a teacher oannet roeelvo a non-resident
pnpll unless the pupil presents n receipt
from the treasurer of the beard showing
that the oest of tuition has bcen paid.
Mr. McUomsey said the treuble was that
parents of non-resident pupils pay the
first instalment which gives their eblldren
nftmt.alnn and full tn niAlrn lutllFA rt.1V-
I ments.
Mr. Baker moved that the treasurer of
the beard be instructed te keep a reoerd of
nonresident pupils, and collect from their
parents pay for their tuition.
After further dobate by Bnpt. Buehrle,
Mr. Evans, Dr. Herr and Jehn Bnyder, Mr.
Baker's motion was agreed te.
ntscussiKa text books.
Dr. Herr from the cemmittee en text
books moved that Whitney's German
reader be introdueod as a text book in the
high school.
The ebair rutcd that under the law tbe
book oeuld net be introdueod at this tlme
of thvyear.
Dr. Ilerr appoaled from the doeislonof
the ebair.
Mr. Ilartman read from tbe aet of As
sembly (page 05 of digest of soheols
laws) whleh distinctly says that no books
shall be introdueed except at the May
meeting of the beard.
Mr. Brosius read from the state super
intendent's construction of the law that a
new book en any branch taught in the
soheols might be introdueod at any time,
If feuud neeassary.
Dr. Uerr, Mr. MoCemsoy and Mr.
Baker argued in favor of the introduction
of the book.
A vete being taken the decision of tbe
ehalr was sustained.
Mr. Ilartman oflerod an amoudment te
rules 33 and 33, mero clearly defining the
duties of the janitors, and added that if
the amendment provailed he would effer a
further resolutiep relatlve te their sala
ries. Mr. Ilartman moved that the janitor cf
the Seuth Prinee street soheol be fur
nished with a reel and hope, the same as
has been furnished te tbe ethor janitors.
The motion was ngreed te.
Adjourned.
m i m
" Gene Down Hed Lane."
This Is what the younistera say when they
wish te exprcss the Idea that oatables have
been disposed of. Happy Is ha whose stomach
can digest all that gees down " ted lane."
Unhappy Is the victim et Indigestion, who
cannot comfortably dlspone of his lecd.
Aches, pains, grlet and mental suffering are
his portion. The euro ler all this Is Ilrewn's
Iren Hitters, the greatest Iren modlclne In the
world. Sirs. Tledman, et bt. Leuis, says, " 1
used Ilrewn's Iren liltters for weak stomach
and general debility, and am cured."
Hear mm.
"I feel new. 1 was afflicted with slclt head
ache and general debility, but Burdock Bleed
Allien brought about an Immediate Improve
ment In mvironeral health. 1 consider them
the best family modlclne In the martlet."
Adelph Lalez, liufrale, N. Y. Fer sale by II.
II. Coehran, druggist, 137 and lit North Oseen
sireei.
lueBIen's Arnica Halve.
The Hest Balve In lho"werld;ior Cuts,
Ilrulses, Seros, Ulcers, ,salt Khoum, Fever
8ore3, Tettor, Ghappxl Uands, Chilblains,
Cerns, nnd all skin eruptions, and pest lively
euros PUes, or no pay roqutred. It is guar
anteed te glve perfect satisfaction or money
rolnnded. Price, 20 cents per box. Fer sale
by II. li. Cochran, druggist, 187 and 133 North
Queen stroet. Lancaster,
Don't De Falnt-neattea.
the blues geed by. If you are In pain, have u
lameness, have an nclie el anv kind, go le tbe
druggist and ask him ler Themat' JCcltclrle
Oil. It will de you geed overy tlme. Fer sale
by II. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 and ISO North
(jucCn street.
A ureat Discovery.
Mr. VTm. Themas, et Newton, Is,, says
' Mywllehas been seriously ailected with a
cough ter twenty-five years, and this spring
mero severely than ever before. She had used
many remedies without r el let, and being
urged te try Dr. King's Sew Discovery, did
se, with most gratifying results. The first
bettle rolleved her very much, and the second
bottle has absolutely cured her. She has net
had se geed health for thirty years." Trial
bottles free at Cochran's drug stere, Kes.
lsi ktu iae North tiuoeu 8 treat, Lancaat or. Pa.
Large slze, f l.oe. tl
I IVlsn tverjDeur vu Knew.
Rev. Geerge II. Thayer, an old cltlzen et
this vicinity known te overy one as a most
Influential citizen and christian minister et
the M. K. church. Just this mement stepped In
our stere le say. " 1 wish overybody te knew
that 1 conslder that both myselt and wife ewe
our lives te Shlleh's consumption euro." It
Is having a tremendous sale ever our counters
and Is giving perfect satisfaction In all cases
el Lung Diseases, such as nothing else lias
dene. DUS. MATCHKTT A FUAXUK.
Ilomujew, Ind., May is, '78.
Sold by II. II. Cochran, djugglst, Nes. 137 and
133 North Uneen street. Lancaster, teblloedl
l'Ai'HH MAHUinaa Jit,.
piiAiir.H w. ruv.
WE 1IAVK MADE SELECTIONS OF OVEIl
23.UOU PIECES OF
WALL PAPERS,
FOH THE SPKINQ AND FALL TIIADK,
trem Hellable Manufacturers, which are being
shipped as lest as produced, consequently we
are oneulng NEW LINES ulmestdaliv com
prising ALL GKADES OF PAPEU HANG
INGS, trem the Lewest te the Flnest Gilts.
The colorings and designs are beautllul. In
cluding Freezes, llorders, Celling Decorations,
c. We have puper trem 8 cents apleceup,
and our prlces for hanging are 5 cents a piece
for Common and 10 cents a piece ler Gilts and
Decorations. These prices are lowe: than
they have ever been either ter paper or work.
Gtveus your order new, as you can xaveblg
meney, as theso prices may net remain long.
We empley geed workmen and nre prepared
te de work promptly and In a tint-class man
ner. WINDOW SHADES
IN Plain and Dades of Kvery Description
LACE CUUTA1NS, POLES, AC
PHARES W. FRY,
Ne. 57 North Quoeu Stroe,
LANCABTEli. PA.
T1HWAME, JtV.
I PUB
CHEAPEST PLACE
TO BUY AT
LOW PEIOBS
STOVES,
HEATERS.
HAKOES,
COAL OIL LAMPS
AND GAS FIXTURES,
-13 AT-
JOHN P. SCHAOM'S.
Ne. 21 Seuth Qneeu Street,
LAN0A8TEE. PA.
TTKADOOAHTEltS rOU TUK
INDIAN MEDICINES,
KA-TON-KA AND MOUO0 INDIAN OIL
-AT-
LOOHER'S Drug Stere,
NO. EAST K.INO BTUKKT,
LAN0A3TKU,rA.
NOTRUe.
The tlme is rapidly approv
ing when heavy goods ter hard
weather will ba a necessity.
Conductors, a class that need
warm Clothing, may find geed,
heavy Blue Suits at the low
price of $12. Strongly-made
Overcoats, plenty of pockete,
$12 ; worth mere money. Storm
Overcoats and Coachmen's
Oeats are also largely-represented
in our stock.
A. C, YATES & CO.,
G02. 601, GOG, CHESTNUT 8T8.
VI1ILADELF1UA,
Heticb. Ksttmatts furnished le Clubs fcr
Overcoats for the Inauguration.
tliAmA
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vtsns a KATtirun,
OVEEOOATS
roil MEN, FOll YOUTIIS, FOE DOTS.
ehlllk, Oorkeerow, Eleeian
Boaver, PJaln Boayer.
They are elegant In quality, style and ma
terial, and are offered at prlees whleh defy
competition. These OVKIlCO ATS AitK OUK
OWN MAKE. We can therefore recommend,
thorn truthlully and without fear el being
gainsaid. .sj,
COMB ANDEE OUK OTKRCOATS.
Mone Equalling tbem 'are Ollored Elsowhere
ler the Same Meney.
OUR CUSTOM DEPAETMENT
IS ABLY MANAGED.
tTlWOMM M1fnw V.,CUa.nht(
Cem potent Cutters de net tall te gratify the
ir.est critical taste in their nts. The line of
Imported and Domestie Goods
In lids doparlment Is unequalled, and we have
every laclllty te ploase as te material and style.
Myers & Rathfon,
LEADING LANCAkTEK CLOTUIKOB,
NO. 12 BAST KINO 8TRBB1
LANCASTEU. PA.
r UANbMAM A into.
CLOTHING.
We have heard el Clothing given away, that
Is thrown into a promiscuous crowd as an
advertising dodge. The next thing te giving
them away Is te sell thorn at the low price we
are new selling thorn.
17.00, a great return for little money. A suit
that Is geed enough for any business pnrpeee.
Don't wear shoddy and ancient mark downs
when you can get such Suits and Overcoats aa
we sell at 17, S3, $10 and $12, te say nothing et
tne finer -rnings at sis. su. sis and un'
uuiiiuiibfl'a jvdd jiuib' suns
AND
OVEltCOA'lS at the
very bottom
reached
prices,
SUIIS AS LOW AS $1.50.
0YEKC0ATS AS I0W AS $1,25.
OUU CLOTHING SPEAKS FOli ITSELF.
We ere ready ve meet the wants of the times.
Wages are low and limes and payments are
Blew. One dollar te-day Bhe aid buy aa mueb.
as f 1.50 a year or two age.
LGansman&Bre.
The FASHIONABLE VXBCHAKT TAILORS
AND CLOTUIKlUi,!
Ne. 66-68 NORTH QUEIN STRICT,
Bight en the Southwest Cemer: et Orcagf
LANCASTER, PA.
Net connected with any ether elotnles;
house In the city.
ALl. ANNOUNUEMBKT
-or-
Fine Tailoring
-AT-
E aERHAET'S,
Ne. 0 East King Street.
I have new In stock the most complete amtl
choicest assortment cf
FINE WOOLENS
FOB THE FALL AND. WINTER
TUADK
Ever ettered before in this city. A great v
rlety et LATEST RTTLK 01IEOKE& SUIT
ING. COBKSCUKWS in all shades asMtsJ
Hies. A splendid assortment of
Liairr and HBAVT.wiw.nr
OYERCOAliNO.
Prices AS LOW AB TnS LOWEST IMA til
SOCHlswarranted as represented.!
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