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tHE SUSQUEHANNA ISLANDS.1
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' - Mrs ceitrjin&t'SJtrr.EA.
Mm Mm IneraaMd In Mte with the
ttrawtfc of Ymrt-ftandajr Scheel OB
'can etel A ffemui'i Marrow
ltaCBMfre'tn Burning lnjii.
lUcuitr CorrestiendeBaaiirmtias5cxii.
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V; COLUMBIA, Bf!r!-In colonial times
5 Umm wertneht islil in the Strn-
emtiwt river,; contalnlngSM.e.f acres arm
v .coewinaw e .-.- v. ...
laI0tf' acres. At the Junction of
Um JdhIhM' an J Snquelinntm rivers, tlicre
wm me Mand containing 305Ji acrcnnd an
' ether eeetalnW 12 acrcn.
i . " w,T,It. would be of aeniQ interest le knew hew
1 ' , fjmaay of these Islands have Increased
,'lri lw, or been dlinltitahed in nlze,
', at have disappeared entirely. Munderfs
-V' island has increased flve or six times its
,.' 'original dimensions. 1IIU inland, formerly
8r Jehnsen's, new Urban's Island, at Teach
Bettem, has increased very much in It area.
As a rule, all islands liave increased w here
i their heads have been proiierly protected by
trees, ernrllficlal walls.
Mera than fifty years age, nn ark leaded
with stonennd coal, sank Just below the old
bridge in the raft channel, and an island was
formed upon It, which contained
about nn aero of ground upon which
were growing a number of trees,
everal inches in diameter j about 41 years
age when the Ice moved, it cut into the sides
and turned the island upside down, nnd in n
1 few hours net a single vestige was lea te mark
the spot where it steed. The waler at that
Eointfrem that period te the present time
as been ten te twolve feet dcep,
The islands opposite, the lower end of Wash
ington were called the "Isles of Premise."
It is probable that tlicre was a much larger
chonnel between the islands opposite the
Blue Reck, as that was the eourse ey which
the ferry beats wcre taken by Cressep, Ress
and Emersen, who owned the ferry.
This ferry was se detted with trees that
it was impossible te see the lower from the
upperend. If the ferry beat was desired at
cither end its attention had te be signaled te
by ene shot from a gun.
Sunday Scheel Officer Klected.
The following efllccrs were elected yester
day nt the K. K. Lutheran Sunday school :
Superintendent F. A. Bennett.
Assistant Jehn Sterllnc, sr.
Secretary and Treasurer J. O. Fence,
Liblarlan Emanuel Newcomer.
Assistant Samuel Graver.
Library Directors C. 1. Wilsen, James
Ryen, Frank Heckler and Jehn Stcrllne.Jr.
Organist Miss Ilattle Vachc.
Infant Department :
Superintendent Mrs. R. J. M. Little.
Assistants Mrs. Klines, Mrs. Samuel
Graver and Mrs. Jno. G. Uenncr.
Organist Mrs. Rev. Wm. 1 Evans.
The Dreadrel Weather.
ravements and streets, alike, yesterdav,
wcre in a inisorable condition for walking,
but the latter was probably the safest, as
Knew-slides from heuse tops wero In danger
of striking a street walker. Soveral accidents
occurred by slides falling upon pavement
walkers, but no serieus injury Mas done
Owing te yosterday and te-day's thaw, ice
cutting is postponed for the time being, the
ice in the river being slushy and unsound.
Soveral teams cressed the ice yecterday, but
it will be dangerous te de se te-day.
Hundreds of our young men enjoy ed skat
ing en the river, yesterday. This pleasure
had also better be postponed for the present,
as the ice is anything but safe
Objects fifty yards distant, could net be
rlainty seen in Columbia this morning, he
dense was the fog which has enshrouded the
town.
Ilurned by a net Brick.
A Mrs. Gamble, residing in Maner town
1 -Mp(-wlille coming te Columbia market en
Saturday, had part of her dress' burned by an
overheated brick which she had placed In her
wagon te keep her feet warm. Had it net
been for the timely aid of her son, who was
with her, Bite would have sustained serious
injuries. The contents of the wagon wcre
badly scorched.
The pupils of the E. E. Lutheran Sunday
school yesterday received their new Augs
burg lessen leaves. They are much better
than the ene used in 1SS1.
Probably the last meeting of the Gleaners,
a society connected with the E. E. Lutheran
church, will be held at Mr, "J. G. Pence's to
morrow e veiling. ,r
H. E. Yergey. yesterday presented te each
and every member of his girls class, hi the
E. E. Lutheran Sunday school, a geld breast
pin. ,'
'inouuettor "Levinir Savier Gulde Our
Footsteps," as rendered by Misses Hettle
Vache and AHce Welsh, in the E. E. Luth
eran church last evening, was the finest vocal
music ever heard in Columbia by amateur
vocalists.
Personal.
Miss Callle Hamilton's latest composition is
"Avoudale Galep." It is said te be an ox ex ox
tiuisite ploee for the piano. It will be nub
llshcd by F. A. North, of Philadelphia.
Mr. Edward Brady and sister, Maggie, are
home from Buflale.
Rev. R. W. HumphirrisH, pastor of the Co
lumbia M. E. church, favors thu sending of
the old liberty bell te ew Orleans. In re
letting te this matter, In ills sermon, voter
day, he delivered the meat cleiiuent, beauti
ful and patriotic address ever listened te bv
a Columbia audience.
Charles Sterllue is here from Stcelteu,
Mr. Charles Evans Iihh returned from his
visit te Harrisburg.
Xeteft About Town.
Mr. Jcrome Heyer's son Frcddie, whlle
skating in the Reading Metropolitan rink en
Saturday, fell and broke ene of his legs.
Tew Hlllers spent the greater part of Sat
urday serenading fanners in this immediate
vicinity.
Twe youngsters yesterday breke through
the ice at the R. it C. wharves, and were res
cued by a gentleman who had witnessed their
mishap.
A neatly printed statement of the First
National bank, of Columbia, is being distri
buted this a. in.
On Wednesday evening the Columbia ilre
company will held their annual ball, in
Armery hall. The outlook for its being a
success is encouraging, for already a large
number of tickets have been disposed or.
The Columbia Relief association will meet
in the opera house, te-morrow, at 2 p. m. A
full attendance is roqueted as business of im
portance will be transacted.
Our townsmen, Wilsen it Kreider, have
opened a rink in UunmicUUmn, and are
xneet'iig with great success, se far as a large
attendnuce can make it a success.
The toughest of all tough Jobs was com cem
menced this morning by many or our mer
chantstaking account of stock.
Hettle Newberry was sued by her husband
for surety of the peace. Hettle also sued her
husband for maintenance. Betli case will
be heard by 'Squire Evans.
llandseine.t OuUUle of I'lillmli-IhU.
Frem the Marietta Times.
TheLancaster Intelueenckh, the best
Democratic paper in the state, has denned a
new dress and changed it make-up, se that
the locals and telegrams are new en the out
side of the sheet, and the edlterals and mis
cellaneous matter en the inside. The cliamre
is decidedly for the better, and It is new the
handsomest paper in the state outside of
Philadelphia. Its editorials are able, and
there is a general iutolligenco shown about
its selections and original matter which
makes it a very readable paper.
A Fermer Lanautrlun Ilemembeml.
Frem the Lebanon Advertiser,
Father Christ, of St. Mary's church, was
recently remembered by the members of the
sodality; in the shape of a sleigh, robe and
bells, as a Christmas present. T.he articles
cost quite a sum, and show the appreciation
in which the Rev. Father is held bv his
fleck.
tieliiK With Circuven.
Temmy Dally, the bill pester, or thU city,
ha signed an agreement te work for the
liernum-Lonueu shows next season. He
will have charge of an advertising car.
Geerge Goedhart, who was with Fercpaugh
- r last year, has contracted Ve go with Jehn
' Deris' Monster hhews, vthleh ,Vlll vMt
.?; .Australia.
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!,'"(., . Stock and Beuda Kehl.
, ' Jacob B. Lene broker, sold te-dav. at
K, , 'vate sale 6 shares Western market at 61 j
' : pOO city 1-20 year 4 per cent, bend at par. '
'' v, , JOue or the AbUit.
:i- Jr'ruHi the-Sunuury Dally.
The Lancaster Intelmeenceh has been
-' enlarged nd much improved, typogrephlo-
ally. It it cue of the ablest Deuiecratlu dailies
iu the Mate.
TWO OLD CXTIJMLVA OO.VJf.
Warwick Township jnr Twe of IU lAre-teng
Retlilents.
Warwick township, this ,ceutily, has re
cently lest two old Democrats In the deaths or
Charles Rudelph Krelter, cf Warwick, and
Hiram Kline, of Jbexingten. Beth these gen-
Uetneri wero brought up ana uvea in me uoo ueo uoe
trlries of Democracy, never lllnchtug or wa
vering throughout the many years of defeat.
They steed by the imrty, Raw its defeat In
1800, but lived te see It restored te victory.
Charles Rudelph Krelterdied en Sunday
morning at 8 o'clock, altera lingering Illness.
He was the eldest native-born citizen of
l.ltltr. He first saw light en March 10, 1812,
In the heuse new owned by Julius SturgK
Deceased was n son nl the late Benjamin
Krelter, at ene time prothenotary of Uincas Uincas
Icrcetinty ; he resided In llievlcinitvuf Utlt.
nearly all his life and was well-known
throughout this and Berks, Dauphin and
Cumberland counties. Me learned the
millwright trade when quite young
and gained n wlde reputation Ter
the unusual skill he displayed In con
nection with that trade. I In vTas respected
by all who knew him. Ter his sterling quali
ties and for his punctuality In attending te
the wants of his patrons. loiter In life he
owned and operated a deer and sa-sh factory,
but losing the four lingers el his right hand
at the age of 51 he telinqulshcd that mrslne.
and lived thereafter ii rather retired life. A
wife, whoisllved.ivs his senior, and ciRlit
children survive him. He was married I!'
years age en Christmas D.iy.
Ilrath of Illnillt Kline.
Hiram Kline, a life-long resident of War
wick township, died en Friday e cuing of
rheumatism of the heart, after an illness of
ten days. Hew-asuell known as a geed,
genial person and was highly esteemed by
all who knew him, being foremost In aiding
or advocating any worthy catwv. He wen
respect by his kindness and lived an honora
ble ami useful life His ctlbrts te serve his
Master wcre marked by the characteristlcsef
a geed Christian, and he died In the heller
that the sid ration of hlsseul wasetcrnal bliss.
He was a loving husband and a kind father,
rearing his children in the same (mth led bv
himselr. Mr. Kllnewus a skilled farmer anil
made agriculture a careful study. The de
ceased leaves a wlfe and flve 'children te
mourn his death. The lwrcavcd family ha e
the sympathy of the entire community.
Aituixn veT.tcr. Jtr.AimvAjtTKit.
Matters Itpqulrlng the Attention or the Guar
dians of the l,utv.
Charles Beas was heard by Alderman Barr
en Saturday evening en the charge preferred
by Jonas Garber or assault and battery. Beas'
negllgence according te Garbcr's testimony,
caused the runaway accident en Christmas
eve, whereby he and his wire wcre thrown
from their sleigh, and the sleigh was wrecked.
The alderman required Bees te enter ball for
trial at the January court of quarter sessions.
Geerge Asten, who thrashed his wife en
Christmas, was heard by Alderman Barr en
Saturday ulfjlit. Fer druukennes and dis
orderly conduct he was committed te the
county prison for live days, and iu default of
uau lerirau at me January quarter sessions
court, te answer the cliarge of assault and
battery.
Samuel Craig and Jehn Gacgley wcre ar
rested en Saturday mr drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct by Otllccr Cramer. This
morning Alderman Barr committed them for
five days each.
Hester Prcssberry, a colored damsel, who
lives in that locality in Columbia known as
Tew Hill, was brought te this citv this
morning by Otllcer Wittlch and taken befbre
Alderman Fordnev. She Is charired bofero
that magistrate with having threatened te
take tholifeof her husband Jehn 11. Press
berry. She entered bail for her eppeurancc
at the January term or court
Nineteen vagrants who wcre kept at the
station heusu en Saturday and Sunday nights
nuru uisciinrgeu in is morning.
C. V. Strushelm, occupying a room in Gee.
H. Miller's building, nn North Queen street,
was robbed or a coat en Saturday night by
Jehn T. Kelly, who had been employed at
Miller's restaurant, but who was discharged
several days age. Whlle working at Miller's,
Kelly made Strushelin's acnualntance ami
frequently visited his room. He wanted te
uorrew me coal te wear te tne skating rink,
but Strushelm refused te lend it and Kelly
stelo It. The nollce are en the track of lvnllv
and It Is exited that he will be arrested in
a lew nays.
Sleighing Acclilrnl.
On Sjiturday afternoon, as-David R. Win
turn with a lady, was driving down Prince
street, the runner of his sleigh caught in the
truck el tne always convenient street railway
at West King street. The vehicle was upet
ana belli occupants thrown out, but net hurt.
The hersn ran down te the furnace and was
caught after he had broken the sleigh te
pieces.
MUernure Stelen.
On Saturday evening souie one stelo eleven
pieces of silverware, Including knives, forks
and s)eens, from the gentleman's dining
rooms of Harry Mvers' hotel. In Centre
Squure. Parties who were iu the room, just
uviure mu larceny occurred, ure suspectis!
and will undoubtedly be arrested.
A Colored Cremation Orator.
Rev. Mathew Mark Diggs, colored, un un
ueuuecs that en the night of Thursday, Jan.
8th, he will deliver a lecture In the colored
church, in Faegleysville, en the subject of
"Cremation." This will be a rather dlllicult
subject for this well known orator, and a
large audience will no doubt attend te hear
his wrestle with it,
A llunner en Fire.
Yesterday Mrs. Kylle tied a lurge tanner
te the iron railing en the steps of thu Intei.
LIGiiNCEit business elllce. On the top was a
lighted caudle which finally burned down
te thu paper. The all'air caught tire end was
destroyed In a few minutes, hut net befere
ijuite a crowd hail gathered. Luckily no
damage was done.
The Beautiful and (ioed.
from the Wvetmerelmul Democrat.
The Lancaster Intkllieknceii has been
enlarged, rearranged in make-up and arrayed
In a beautiful suit of new type. It is new
ene of the handsomest papers In the state,
and, it lias always been, ene or the best
tdited.
I-ancau-r show at Mount Jey.
On Suturday evening Slgner Carlln's
specialty company gave an entertainment at
Mount Jey. where they had a geed sized
audience. The features were slight or hand
tricks by Carlln, rille sheeting bv R. (i.
Chase, and club swinging and ucrelntlc ier
fbrinaure by Mr. and Mrs. Geerge Ciim
mlngs. skutlui; In .Maryland.
Mesurs. Miller and Davln, of this city,
sjent several days In Frederick, Md., last
week, and gave exhibitions of skating at the
rink en Christmas day. They astonished the
Marylandcrs, and the press sieak highly or
them. '
All Three Dren nud In a Well.
Mrs. Williams, living near Dahlgrcu, Ilum Ilum
ilten county, 111., whlle In a fit of mental do de
"Pendency, en Friday last, threw ene of her
children, a llttle girl, into the well, and at
taching another still younger te her dress.
Jumied in heroic The three were drowned.
1'rei.eiit id With uCune.
Jehn Keen, eystermau, was presented with
a hamUouie sllver-headed cane en Christmas
by n number or his friends. The head or the
cane bears the inscription : Presented te
Jehn Rees, December 3, 1RSI."
Kouji Katluiu liurta.liii:.
The largest number of rations distributed
at the soupheuso any day tills season was
given out tills morning, when the number
reached 111.
DmIiik Better.
Twe electric and ten gasoline lights wete
reixirted as net burning en Saturday and
Sunday night,
Iteitppelntisl Auditor.
Geerge A. Lane lias been appointed
auditor or county etllcers' accounts by the
court. '
A nr Kaiiled Car Colliding.
A jiatcnt foruearfeupllnir has been lucd te
JUIteu lluch and Adam ilUchllch, of thin city,
.Ne.3W,Wi.nddaldDt;c.lO. lsSI. Th uuvclty
In this Invention eenalsta In dividing the raMiift
teimltuitlnnlly Inte two wctlens a Ciiupltiiff nsl
pivoted In euu or said cectlen', and having; a
coupling hook ut the nntvr end, a coupling pin
lecatisl te cmrnRO a similar iuptlng hook oppo eppo oppe
lto It, nnila division between the sections hav
ing a sloping face se Inclined as te gulde ttie p p p
poslte ceiipllmt hook tewanl Its coupling pin.
This patent "-as secured through Win. It. tier
hart, solicitor of patents, or this city.
" Heme n Aiknnnlmlitnients.
The lady tnanueers of the Heme gratefully
ncknen ledge the following donatien: A friend,
lun imcks of candy and aw takes: lls King's
sCIhkiI, a large let of cakes; Mls Kinnm
sptTcher, cakes t Jlrs. sjUanus Mull, teys:
Jlls lassie llager, papers s Mr. .Solemon l.ln
Tillc, Ihu. apples : u filend, randies : Musters
Heward and tteergu Dillcr, toys! Moravian
Sunday sctusd, lte of oranges unit lints ; a
friend, toy for each child i li. A. thinly, cuke :
Mr Andrew llrluunvr, pretzels; Mls Annie
Herwatt, l.")eles: n friend nuts.
SileTe-nlght.
N'enil alu.iWc properties belonging te the
estate or l,eitln battler, deceased, will lie
offered nt public istttf.nl the Cooper house, t
night.
1U"CKL1:X AKMCA s.L K.
The Im-I Sutte In the world ler Cuts, IIiuIm-.,
Sires, I'leers, Salt Itheiun. Veer Nires, Tetter.
ChapiH'd Hand, Chilblains. Cerns, mid nil Skin
KlupileiiSi and Mltlvely cures Piles, or no jmv
miulreil. It Is guaranteed te give peifcct vitls
fartleu, or money refunded. Price, a cent in-r
box. ternale bv II. It. Cochran, iliuggl-t. Nes.
137 and lai North Queen street, Liinea.ster, Pit.
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MAHKTAUKS.
tii;i--LKr. WiteT. Heeember .7. ls.at the
retdenie of the bride's parents, bv the lte .
Mlvnniis stull. Jlr lltller A. dressier of Wal
tliaui, Mass., and Miss Madge W. Viteu, of
Umeaster, Pa. ltd
xi;.tTf.s.
V.ise. December is. Iss. In this eltv. Jehn
Parker, seu of Charles mid Kiln X. Wcfe. nged
11 months and ltt days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
his parents' residence. Se. Sin West Walnut
street, oil Tueiday afternoon ut J o'clock. In
terment at lame-aster cemetery.
Heward. In this citv. en the 'iUh lust, lint
bara llnward. In the th year of her uge.
Netice of funeral hereafter.
Khkiter. At Warwick, Uec. ft, 1nI, Chailes It.
Kreiter. aged T! years, 9 months and 13 days.
Funeral en Thursday, Jan. 1, at il p. in. Ser
vices In the Moravian chinch. Kelathcs and
friends are respectfully InWted te attend with
out further notice. ltd
JtAJtKET.
Cattle Market.
stock Yards West 1'ittLApEt.riitA, Dec. '.
tattle market dull ; receipts, 2,lihead ; jirlme,
f'JiSic : gixsl, JSffBc : medium, tVJtf SV4c t com
mon, Sgic ; extremes, 3gTc ; most titles ut StTRe.
Shccii market dull i receipts, S.UO head :
prime, Hjfi.V i geed, tfllke : medium, 3S3V '
eommen, lj,js,c lambs. JuuVic.
Hogs market lair ; receipts, S, tun head ; selling
at B4iHe-
UieSteik Prices.
CutCAOO. Ci..tle-ltecelpt, i,S) head : ship
ments, 1.1(0 head: market steady ; fleshy mid
fat medium weights In geed demand ; experts.
K GOicfi -j) : giHHl te cheks', of from l,e te l.luu
pounds, Ufi3W: common te fair, t SW.l ou ;
common te medium, cow-s, I.' 00(13 50; itvl te
choice, H seffit iu: stockers ut WnjT3 6i)j
feeders, UTOfJIlO; Texuus, .tiO?l.
Hogs. Itecelpts, T5,0i head ; shipments, 2.VO
head; weather warm and many erilcrs light,
trade slew- and prices lug 1.1c lower ; rough mck
lng, ttevjl jl: tucking and shipping of from
aite 4ll pOUllds, ft jejjl OJ; light, t PSXl SS;
ekliis, f.!Ql.
Sheep. Itecelpts, 1.("1; shipments. ODhead:
market steady t common te fair, ti XKii i :
medium te geed, SI2.-)Q3 7J: choice, $3 Mfll 13.
Kast f.lDEaTV. Cattle market rjulet and un
changed : no demand, but prospects for next
week geed ; receipts, 301 head ; shipments, none.
Hogs active und st rung; prices tending higher;
Philadelphia", (I Su," i); Yorkers, M 3MU SO:
receipts, iunj head; shipments, .lue head.
Sheep were slew und unchanged, with pios pies
pects for next week enlj tatr : receipts. l.l'i
bead : shipments, 3,de.
l'hlladelphla .Market.
I'HiLAniiriiiA.DecST. Fleurdull but steadier;
Superfine, ti SSfW 50: Kstni, !. aeaSi I'enn'a.
tamtly. l -Ji3iO! winter cleai-s.fjferft 25; de
straights, Jigt ai; Minn, extra clear, SI SiI3 73 ;
de straights, H7.VU 2.1: winter patents, 1 M
3 : spring de, H ."Wi5 25.
lt e Heur ut (3 Se.
W heat tinner, with geed demand ; Xe. S West
ern lied, biJjc; Xe. 3 de, 7e ; Ne. 1 1'a.de.Bsc; Xe.
2 Delaware, de, s.lc.
Cem firm, with geed drmand ; stetuuer. s
13c; sail jellew and de mixed, 3nc : Xe. 3 de, 47
Oats firmer and mere active : Xe. 1, White,
9V, Xo.2de, 3i'.g.rc;Xi).3de, 33513lc: lrject lrject
ed.SlHQJtle; Xe.'i mixed, 32Wc
ltye nominal nt Civile.
Seeds Clever dull at HiiQlHe ; Timethy dull
at II Will 13 ; Flaxseed rlrui ut il W.
Winter bran rlrin at (ISSelti.
Previsions dull and steady ! mess pelk.
!3(ril35ii; beef hams, J1D &,12u ; city ines-, beef.
W.legu.
IUeen, !f.)tje : Smoked Shoulders, 7fi7i,'c :
salt de. MfiCc : smoked hams, ItiJiSUJiEe ; pickled
h, sjtnwsc.
fjiru quiet ; city rellned, sc : loose butchers',
6Js ' prime steam, 7.
Ilutter tlrm and active ; supplies light :
Creamery extras, 31f3:c : It. C. and X. Y. de, 27c :
dairy extras, -ac ; de geed te chelre. Sugsie.
Itellsataaisc: packing butter. 7JI0c.
Kggs linn and supplies scarce ; extras, i
631 e.
Cheese dull, and unchanged ; Xew Yerk Full
Cream, lfl4ei3e; Ohie Fiats, choice, I life ; de
fair te prime, acinic: ivnu'it patt skims. 57e;
(lofnllde, KISe.
Petreleiiui dull : Itetlued, 734e.
Whisky dull nt II 2ii.
X'ew Yerk Market.
."kw Yeiik, Dec. iU Fleur state and Western
a shade stronger und fairly itctle. Southern
tlnu.
Wheat l?l'ie higher unlivery feverish, with
an active business ; Xe. I White, nominal :
Xe. 2 Ited, Jan., t3i.fisH:c: Feb., s.U,fts,jT e :
Mar, 87GwTsC; Apill, Dv)4t,.l'l,e ; Slii, U1V4J
tf-,4C.
Coin !.4(J2e higher and strong, Mixed
Western, spot, Wi57c ; de future, I7kfjiv.
Oats ki:c higher: Xe. 2, Feb., 3i;e ;
.May, VsjSV?ic ; State, 3160 ; Western, 3ifi37c.
Stock Mlirkets.
Quotations by Heed, Mctlranii A Ce., Hankers,
II A. M. 12 M. 3 I'. M.
Missouri 1'aclllc
Michigan Central
Xew erk Central
X'ew Jersey Central
Ohie Central
lel. Lack. A Western
Denver & ltleCJrundu
Kri
Kansas A Texa-s
IaikeShen
Chicago ft X . W., com
X. X.. Out. ft Western
St. Paul ft Omaha ..
I'liclfle Mall
Itechester ft Pittsburg
St. Paul
Texas 1'acltlc
lTn Ien 1'acUlc
Vabash Common
Wabash Preferred
West'n Union Telegraph. .
Louisville ft X'ashvflie
X. Y., Chi. ft St. L.
Lehigh Valley
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p. t. ft liutraie
Xerthern l'aciflc Coin.
Xertheni Pacific l'lef.
Ilestenvltle
Philadelphia ft Kile ....
Xerthern Central
Underground
Canada aeuthei ti
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People's l'ubsengcr
Jersey Central
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New Yerk.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks firm. Meney, lg2c.
X'ew erk Central giv
Krle Uallread 131
Adams Kxprcss pi'
Michigan Central lbtilreud 3t
Michigan Southern Italliead u(
Illinois Central Italliead 11; '
Cleelaudft Pittsburg Itallteud i,t
Chicago & Iteck Island Itallread 1117
Plttslmrgft Fert Wayne Italliead... 121;
esterni'nlen Telegraph Company S.VS
Teledo ft Wubush , a'"
X'ewr Jersey Central 3s
Xew Yerk, Outaile ft Westein l$
I'hlhidelphla.
Quotations by Associated Press.
stocks dull.
Philadelphia ft F.rle. It. 11
leading Itailusid s jjljc
l'euiisylvaiila itallruid u.
Lehigh Valley Itallread .vtj
United Companies of Xew Jersey pj.11
Xerthern Paelttc ...........
Xerthern PacitlcPrurenvd ii'
Xeitheni Central Italliead
Lehigh Xavlgatleii Company isij;
XerrUtnwn italliead pe
Central Transportation Company.,..,,
Ililthde, Xew Yerk A Philadelphia ;
Little Schuylkill Knlliead...... jj
laieul stei k mid llnmU.
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BAMC STOCKS,
First National Hank ion
Fanners' .National Kink ,. ... ;j
llllteu Xatlenallliuk pu
Lancaster teuuty Xulieiiul Jlauk..... 00
Celiimbla Xattenal lUnk ..
I'httstUtnu N'atleiiul Rink
F.phnitaXiitlenut It ink ... ..
Flint National Hank, Columbia
First National llmk, straslntrg
First Xattenal Hank, .Mailetta
First .National Hank. Ml. Je
I. Itlti National IU11W
Mauhclm Xat' mil Hank
Union National Kink, Mount Jey....
Xew Helland National Rink
Hap National Hunk
QuarryMlle Notional Umk
TVNrtKt:STlH.KS.
Hlg Spring A llcuxer Valley
HtldgeiMUt ft Horseshoe
Columbia A Chestnut lllll .
Columbia ft Washington
Conestoga A Hlg Spilng . ..
CelumbluA Mailetta
Mavtew 11 ft F.IUabethtew 11
UuieasterA Uiihrata
IimiLsterA Vi lllew Street
strastnitvA Mlllpeit
Marietta A Maytew 11
Mailetta A Mount Jey
t-unc.. FlUabethtewii A Mlddletiinu
taiumster A Frultxille
Uincuster A l.tltti .
Fast brandy wine A WuMicslitirg ...
laincaster ft Wllllainstewn
UuieasterA Maner
Lancaster A Maiiheliu
Ijincastcrft Mailetta
Lancaster ft New Helland
bannister ft iisiiiie1imiiii:i
launisterA X'ew- HiiuMlle
VISCELLk.SKOtS .STIK'KS.
OmirrwIllcK. It
Mllleislhistivet Car
liniulier Printing Ceuisiu
lias Light and Fuel Company. ...
steens llniiso(Hends) . .. ..
t'tdumbla (asCeuiiiiv
elumtila Wuler Company
stiseiichaunn Iren t'enisin
Mailetta Hellew -wate..
steseus Heuse.. . ...
MlllcrsviHoXeriiial Scheel
Northern Market..
Faistei 11 Market
Western Market ... .
Lancaster City street Ihitlwa) Ce.
I, as Ceuipnuv lleuds
( eluuibia Ikmmyh lleiids
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r.llA fit. A US. DN1.Y .V.
teed 1 lira, nt
11 AUTMAX,s..Y LLLOW FltO.NT CH'.All
lui.r..
-i esT.-Tius MeuMxii, inritnn en
-l -eulh Queen, North Queen or at Penn
sylvania Itallread station, a tSehl Hraeelet. A
liberal reward will be mid en return of same te
thlsetlice. ltd
JiiHJKs n. vr: i.bN't'i sixckTkcIdkd
that the lellew Frent .V .Cljar Is the best
In the state, nt
IIAKTMA.S" YKLI.OW FUOXT CIHAU sTOUE.
T OsfeKSTOLi:N.()N Sl'NDA Y AlTHIt
.1 J NOON A.-iiuill bat Ttrrter. with leather
cellar, with three bells around his neck. A
liberal reward will he paid let his return te Xe.
ill West Orange, street. ltd
rpiirT siimi-annuaI. SfKirnxe ok
X the Lancaster Mteimereher will be held at
their hall te-morrow (Tuesday) evening at s!
o'clock. All members are requested te be
piesent. Il enlernf the pnldent.
It GEO. FFKIFFKIt, Secretary.
-JDlMtl.IU SAIJ1
OX WF.DXI.sD.W . DEI . .11,
ut 320 North Mury street, of household and
kitchen furniture, such as bedding, bedsteads,
sideboard, bureaus, cane und Windser chairs,
tables, Xe. s limit Eastern cook stove, parlor
stove, lulls, buckets, glass and queenswaie.
sale te commence nt i o'clock.
dJU-2td F. II. wf L11EI.M, Auctioneer.
"IJiSTATi: OF WIM.IAM WKLSII, I.ATK
-1 -i of laincaster city deceased. Letters of
administration en said estate having been
granted te the underslgnisl. all iktseih in.
ilebted thereto arc requested te make Immediate
payment, and these having claims or demands
against the same, w ill present them w Itheut de
lay for settlement te the undersigned, residing
In the eltv of Lancaster.
WALTI.P. WLLsll. Executer.
Jno A. Ceyle. Attorney dec-Vttdeaw
IT-AXTKD T,A1)Y A.iKNT.S KOlt
" QUEEN" PKOTKCTOK " daisy stocking
and skirt supporters, shoulder braces, bustles,
besom forms, dress shlelds, safety lielts. sleeve
protectors, etc. ; enttrcl) new de ices, unpri'Ce
dented profits ; we hive Seu agents making tlJ
monthly. Address with stamp,
E. II. I AMI'IIEI.LACO..
dJU-tmced Xe. J . May st , Chicago.
CANCKlt UIl'KintS FHOJI-ALL XOIt
mat structures by being distinctly and es
sentially a new pnsluct, neier, under nhy clr
cutnstanees, existing In a healthv sj stem.
CANCEISs uud TUMOItS of all kinds cured
without pain or using the knife ul-e skin Ills,
easp, Chreiilcand I'livute Diseases successfully
Heated bv
Dlt. 11. D. and M. A. LOXGAKF.lt.
Office 13 East Walnut stieet, Lancaster, Pa.
Consultation tree. 123tdA w
HIAUKSJ l'UY.
A Combination Cornice and Pele Combined.
In Walnut and Ebony, at $1.(J a piece These
hai e been reduced from i2.Sn. We are desirous
if closing them out. Poles for .'k-, 73c. Il.iiland
brass, lti-ass Trlumied, Ltien, Walnut and Ash.
LACE CURTAINS
Fertee, ll.in, 1.3f. JI.73, r.'.lii. fi.30, fl.ee, tl.3a.
tl.ui. UM, 3.i), tiptnWWila pair.
One Pier Miner, Walnut Frame. S3.ii, former
piiee, u0. One Pier Mirror, Walnut Frame,
Jle.d). fenuer price. iil.(ii. Oun Pier Jllrrer,
Walnut Frame, 73.i, former iirlce, llie. one
Mantle Mirror, 73.li, former price, lm
WINDOW SHADES,
Iu NEW PATTEHX's Plain .esls In AH
Celers and Widths. Flxluies Cord and Spring
Ornaments Iu As-eitiiient.
WALL PAPER,
Of EVEItY DESCItlPTlOV and OUADES.
Ibueyeiir work done new, a pi Ices weie never
se Ien.
PHARES W. FRY,
NO. 57 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTEIt, PA.
pISANDY.
Dramly us a lied
The following article was voluntarily sent te
MIL II E. sLAYMAKElt, Agent ferKl.lUAUT's
OLD WINE STOKE, by a pieiiilucut practicing
physician of this county, who lias extensively
u-ed thu itraiidy lcferreil te In his regular prne
the. It Is commended te the attention of these
ullllcted with
INDIGESTION- AND DYsPEl'sIA.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This new much abused Alcoholic Stimulant
was never intended as 11 beverage, butte bu used
us a iiiedlcluu of greater potency in the cure of
some of the destructive discuses which sweeps
away their annual theuund of victims. With
u palely philanthropic, motive, we present te the
favorable notice of Invalids especially these
ullllcted Ith Hut uilseruble disease, Dyspepsia,
a specific remedy, which Is nothing mere or less
than HUAX'DY.
The uged, with fecble appetite, and mere or
less debility, will find this simple medicine,
when used properly,
A SOVKltEIGX 11EMLDV
Fer all their Ills und 11c lies lie it, however,
strictly understood that we plcsciluc und usu
but euu urtlcle, and that Is
Eegart's Old Brandy,
Sold by our enterprising friend, II. E. SLAY
MAKElt, This brandy bus steed thu test for
Jem's, and has never failed, as far as ouroxpe euroxpe ourexpe
ilenco extends, nnd we therefore give It the
pifference ever all ether brandies no matter
with hew many Jaw breaking French title they
are branded. One-fourth of the money that Is
ycaily thrown uwuy en various Impotent dys
pepsia specifics, Mould suttlce te buy all the
llrnndy Uiciueuny such case or cases, In ptoef
of the curative power of
UED'AltrS OLD llltAXDY
In cases of Dyspepsia, -wc can summon number
of witnesses -0110 ease In particular we will cite:
A hard working farmer had been afflicted with
an cilia listing Dyspepsia ferii nuniljer of years:
Ms stomach would reject utmost ever- kind of
feed 1 he laid sour eructatiens constantly neap
petite In fact he was obliged te lestrlct his diet
te crackers unit stale liivad, and us a beverage he
Used Mcliranii'sltoet Peer. He Is a Methodist,
and then, us new, preached at times, and In his
discourses often declaimed earnestly ugalnst all
kinds of strong drink". When advl-cd te trv
KElGAlt'I-S OLD llltAXDY
III his case, he looked up with astonishment;
but after hearing of bis wonderful effects In the
cases of some of his near ueiiialiitaiices, hent
hist consented te lollew our advlee. He used the
brandy fallhtully und steadily ; the first bettju
giving him 1111 upH.'tlte, and-pcenc the second
was all taken he was a sound man, Mllh 11 stom
ach capable of digesting 1111) thing which hu
ehisrsulueat. llesllll keeps ll'und uses a llttle
occasionally uud since hu lias this medicine, hu
has been ofvery llttle pecuLlary benefit te the
doctor. A fritctiilny J'hislctait.
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
Atii'.XT KOII ItEIll Alt Ts OLD WI.N'E STOUE,
EsTAHLIbllED 1.M7S.1.
Importer and Dealer In Old brandy, Sherry. Su
perior Old Madeira, Imported in 16H, sn
and ls.'ti. Cluiinpugue of every brand,
scotch Ale, Perter, llrew 11 stout.
Ne, 20 Etist King Street, Lancaster
.vi: ir a n rt: rt.s i:.w t:xr.i,
w
AXTIU.
, A situation te de general housework 1
give reference. Apply at Xe.Xi North Mub
ran
beuy street.
ltd
ir.VXTKH A YOl'NO MAN WITH
T Viiiiiipllal 111 Detail Ceal business In
Philadelphia, business established four ears.
Address, s. K. WltlllltT.
iiev2S-iiud Philadelphia, I'. O.
1-ON'TijS.: I.INlMKNTO'eiriVlX'r.
J incuts. One Pennen's Cupclnn Plaster Is
lietler than nil the gvciusy compounds you can
carry, ilcenti.
rpj I KY OAN ALL COPY. HUT NOSK
.1. eun en mil the Havana Yellow I'txint Se.
Cigar, nl
IIAKT.M , .-. EI.I.OW FltOXT CIllAll
STOItE.
AlTKAVKltH WA.vFkU, "
Fl'LTOX COTTON Mtl.L.
pplvt X. IIK.NTOX,
d22itt'dM,W,5 Supcilntendeiit.
CLAtlKli'S.
FI.OItAI. OFFEItlXG.
A ClIltlST.V AS GIFT teall liuichascis el Tea
nnd Celfee ; 4R.s Granulated Sugar, 27e,t 4 !ts.L
11 mte,' . " Migar, -.hi. jiaiciiicss;iiug lyOiiecs,
2.1 cents.
rpiu: LA1W1KST, HKST ANt ".MOST
1. ceuiplele assortment of Euchiv, Casine und
Poker Cards In the tow n, from Se. per pack up,
II HITMAN'S YELLOW FIIONTCHIAU
STOUE.
riMi i":y " i'T n" 7 ll "Imii YiTiTir ne.xT:
L can eiiial the lbtMina Yellow Frent 3c. Ci
gar, ut
HAUTMAX'S YELLOW FUOXT CtGAIt
STOItE.
iT'LLrriiix netut-
.IJ Tut I. ist mx MAKKrT HovskCe.,
... ,..
l.nuciisici .
The annual meeting of Stockholders ami elec
tion for Dlrectoiset this company will be held
utln East King street, en Tl'F.SDAY, JAN.
13, between the hours of 111 o'clock, a. til., and
neon. ALLAX A. HEItit.
d.MdlJIi secretary
tFseiTu KNT, KH0M Ariui7i,lss
STOHEUOOM. V EAST KINO ST.,
Is3 feet deep. 21 feet wide back, with geed cast
and south light. Applv at
e27-2td ill EAST KING VTIIKKT.
7 j. sv.viTii a co.,
C01L.
errtcK Xe. 20 Centre Square.
Yarim : East Walnut and Marshall stlect.
(Stewart's Old Yard.)
Itetli Yard and OIIlce connected with the Tele
plume. Exchange
-KlX'lLlXG WOOD A SPECIALTY. -
ectlMuulMAFK
G
1HAK1) Fllir. lNSL'UANt'K COM-
1'ANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Ali'Rcn S. (itLLSTT. President.
James 11. alverd, Vice Pres. and Trcas.
Eewtx F. Merrill, secretary.
J c tus It, ALLsy, Asssltaut Secretary.
ASSETS-ONE MILLION. TWO HlfX'DHED
AXD FIFTY-NINE THOUSAND,
X1XE llUNDUED AND SIXTY
SEVEN D'lLLAltS AND FOKTY
NIXE cr.XTS.
Alt Invested In solid securities.
Lesses promptly settled and ild.
RIFE & KAUFFMAN, Agents,
XO. 10 WEST KING STUEET.
ectUmdM.WASK
H
OLIDAY GOODS.
WALTER A. HEIHTSH,
NO. 3 EAST KING STUEET.
L.VX'CASTEi:, PA.
THIS IS THE PLACE TO HUT YOIMI
HOLIDAY GOODS,
-IX-
FAXCY CAniXET WAP.E,
CAniXETS, IIKIC-A-nitAC.
EASELS, PEDESTALS
SLIPPFIt BACK-s.
IILACK1XG CASES,
COMMODES, HAT RACKS,
TOWEL HACKS.;
BOOK HACKS, Ac, 4c.
A very Large Line of these goods, and always
a pleasure te show them.
WALTER A. HEINITSH,
Ne. 28 West King Street.
deeMuid
ValVaiili: city pkeitjuty at
puulic sale.
OX MOXDAY. DECEMIIEIt 20. ll.
will be sela ut public sule, nt the Cooper (louse,
en West King street, Lancaster city, l'u the fol
lowing real estate, viz
Ne. 1. All that certain three-story IlltICK
STOItE AND DWELLIX'i; HUL'.-K, w Ith u large
two-story brick back building; three-story brick
confectlenery. three-sterj" briik Ice house, brick
bake house, engine house, elevator, brick stable,
carriage houses etc. The let fronts 32 feet. 2V(
Inches mi the west side of North Queen street,
and extends westward in depth 213 feet, inore or
less, te Market street. The property Is sltuute
Nes. laiand KW, en the westsldoef Xerth Queen
street, nnd Is In Ilrst-class order and repair ; and
for a confectionery establishment there Is nene
superior In the city of Lancaster.
Xe. 2. All that certain 0110-story FUAME
DWELLING HOUSE, with frame kitchen at
tached t also, another FUAME HOUSE In rear,
well with pump therein, fruit tlces ami ether
improvements ; and let of ground thereto be
longing. Thiilet fronts 32 feet, mere, or less, 011
the south side of West Orungu street, and ex
tending in depth Vili feet. The property is sit
uate Xe. 414 M est Orange street, ami nifjelulng
property of Abraham hrlsiiuill, Mrs. Helbein und
Mrs. suter.
Xe. 3. All that certain two-story IlltICK
DWELLIXO HOUSE, with u two-story brick
back building and balcony attached ; a geed well
of water ; also, cistern water in the kitchen. The
let fronts 20 feet, lneic or less, en West Orange
street and extends In depth 105 feet, te a ten-feet
w lde alley. This pnipcrty Is situated Xe. W7,
en the north side of W est Orange street, and ad
joins property of Christopher Llller und Jehn
Leientz.
Xn. 4. All that certain two-story MUCK
DWELLIXG HOUSE, with one-stury ''rick back
building; well of water, hjdraut und cistern,
The let fronts 31 feet and has u depth of IU feet,
te a ten feet wide alley. Thii property Is situate
Ne. 121, en the east side of X'evln street, and ad
joins property of Isaac Parden and Charles Hew.
man.
Sule te commence at 7 o'clock, p. 111., of wild
day, when 'endauce will be given and terms
made kne by
LEWIS SMITH,
WILLIAM SPAETH,
Executers of the will of Louisa Sattler.ilee'd.
II. siii-UEirr, Auctioneer. d'J-tsd
11 CALDYVKLL A CO.
J. E.
CALDWELL
& Ce.
DIAMONDS,
HUMES,
HAFrillRES,
EMERELDS,
PEARLS,
CAT'S EYES.
Aitlstlc and Elegant Jewelry In Exclusive
Designs.
902 CHESTNUT STREET,
rillLADKLrillA, I'A.
l'"(ll,1,
. SJSslssisiSSss-
H
,ei:n a liueriiKU.
HAGER &
-REDUCED PRlCES.f
fSLADIES' WINTER WRAPS.
Plush Garments, Russian Circulars, Newmarkets,
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S GOATS.
Shawls, Dress Goods, Skirts and Underwear.
HAGER &
Ne. 25 West King Street,
NO. S. OIVLER.
Te Reduce
vi:
REDUCED PRICES TO
Ladies', Misses and Children's Coats all reduced in price.
Seal Plush and Cloaking Cleths all reduced in price.
Shawls, Skirts and Dress Goods all reduced in price.
CARPETS, an astonishing reduction.
Everthing marked te sell.
iv CALL AMD SEE OUR GOODS AMD PRICES.
JNO. S. GIVLER &CO.,
M0. 25 EAST KIMG ST.,
B
OWERS A 111'R.ST.
BOWERS
Nes. 26 and 28 North
VVIIITH ItLAXKKTS TO UK SOLD C1IF.AP
O It V. V IILANKKTS Til UK ."OLD C'HKAl
SC.UiLKTllI.AMCKrSTOItK.SOI.DCIlKAP.
coiireiiTs te 111; sold ciikap.
Tnicliictwl pivparutery tutukiuc Inventory;
H'e Offer un F.lcmiiit Linn of
CIIKKTlXUuiiilMIIHTINO.VllTsI.INS,
TAlll.KI.I.VKXS.TIUKIXUS.CIIKCKti
aed.VAPKIN.S
All Vcr- Leir te I'rduce -tiKk.
JJiilleV hlte ana Scarlet Mt-rlne Umlrrwpnr.
Mf.'.1 ." "'V:,ire' scarlet Mvrliie Umlerwi-ur.
Children Whltn A Smrlct Mi-iimi Unilemuir
All belil Very Iaiw.
4-lteuiL'iiiber no ilrdnct 10 per cent, from every cah 8Ie-lHrs ernnnll-in n .i,rclul Imlur.i.
nicnt tipurchiner.. In order te mine, uumtevk bufura tiiking Inveiiterj- pl'LKASK Ol Vt ! t"s
BOWERS & HURST.
JjTKXT DOOR TO TI1K OT1IT HOL'sit "
FAHNESTOCK'S.
HANDSOME SEAL PLUSH LADIES' COATS.
REDUCED IN PRICE.
$50.00 Plush Coats Itcduccd le $40.00.
$10.00 Flush Coats lteduccd te $30.(M).
$30.00 Flush Coats Reduced te $23.00
THESE ARE RARE BARGAINS,
AXD XOTIIIXO JIOHK BL'ITAIILU KOlt A IIAXDSOMK l'KKSKXT.
ALSO
L0X AND SQUARE BROGUE AND IMITATION INDIA SHAWLS.
R. E. FAHNESTOGK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse.
"Vy HAT VI LL 0TwjY1
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
-
METZGER&HAUGHMAN'S.
A LAD V8 COAT. A OIltL'SCOAT. A PAISLEV 6HAWL. A JILAXKKT SHAWL. A ULAC'K
THIIILT SHAWL. A II LACK SILK UKKS9. A I1LACK CASHMKUE. A CLOTH DRESS
OK AXV COLOIl. A CALICO
A COUXTEItl'A.VE. A OAItPET. A PIECE Or MUSLI.V. A HA.VDKKKCHILK OK SILK
LIXEXOUCOTTOX. An UMI1IIELLAOK SILK, ALPACA OU GINGHAM. A OOSSAME '
KOIfAXV OK YOUUKItlEXDS.OU ANYTHING ELSE IN OUU LINK YOU
CAN I1UY AT TILE
letzger & Haughman's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER.
W lletween the Cooper Ileunu ind Serrel Here llotel.
1IOTJJL.S.
:Aiumciieii ne-fizir
Maennercher Hetel.
inn new pivpuinl te iicoeuHiiodatu the public
n lib ull thouilviintiigi'iielu
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
UOAUDEHSby the rtuy or Ter uuy length of
tline cun luive ull thu udvantutjet of Urn bett
hotels. .
Meals at All Hours.
K1NE HESTAUItANT ATTACHED.
Het Lunch eTCiy innriiltitf from 10 te U o'clock.
HENRY DOERR,
kvp2ta&ecp blK'i
ritOPltlKTOll,
BROTHER,
BROTHER.
Lancaster, Pa.
Our Stock !
H.vvi:
SUIT THE TIMES.
LANCASTER, PA.
& HURST,
Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
Wr Oirer the llixt ilnkt of
HOSIKUV. OLOVK9. COIPjETtj, Ac,
Very I.eir le Itrduce bteck.
Lancaster, Pa.
AT -
DIILS8.
A PAIK OK 11LAXKET3.
VEItY 110TTOM PUICES
STOItE
I7!Qyj?A.m'E LIFE INSURANCE COM.
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