Wrff THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELTjIGENOER, TUESDAY JANUARY 0. 1885. if if- ;yf i?J. fy j - w. MIS'- vv RTl ?v f Pi f w i ff. &1 a. M IK h .Vi ;m CLOTHING IN FLAMES. trnxxAttnewxacAre of two yrwittuM ! ' lockup ift ar.vEi'. i. ' ,MMffrQaeiic1itiit anil no Itarni Dene A Mill ' i.4jttU HnbnerCaptnrtifln Columbia. t. vV TheConrtlllenoflhSulM'linn4 .?' Nete About Town. " KmlatCorrcMwinu'cnccef iMttAieMrtn. ' COLUMMA, Jnn. ft. Wlille sleeping In CjftontefoBtovp, en tlic fleer, en Hitmlny, tlie ". 4tetiiinff or Stephen nnit IJnnnnlt llmrell', ,& resident of Tew Will, wwet en flre by n het tel from tlie steve. Tlie flames wero noticed Ira member of the Hhnwnce flre company, i and with tlie aMlstanee of seven ether mem- Jfberi wre extinguished Ixifore nny nerleui i rV ita'maire had been dene. The clothing en the arV nlAAMAni 1IAI-A 1MV4ll Illimntl 1ll tlinll lwllfVl S, y DICVJIVIV ..K.W J......J PJ....1VU, um ...v.. ... r racapcu injury, me iioer 01 um nuuw i f also Mllghtly damaged by the flninm. Had It V net been for the Shawnoe boy tlie llurrallH would probably liave been burned te death. Anether Important Arml. Onlccrs William Wlttlck mid Jehn Oilbert added imethcr feather te thelrraps, lnit night, by nrrestlng William Turner, who nt ene time we a bootblack, In Columbia, and who had been vnntet." by tlie authorities In Philadelphia, since the night of November 14th 1881, Turner lived with Nev. W. M. Debbins, nt 1,-lffl! Chestnut street, rhll.-ulel-'plila, and en the night referred te robbed the roverend gentlemen's mansion. Commit ting Mngtetrate, .1. W. Seuth of the central pollce elllce, riilladelphla, used every means te capture him, but failed. Turner anne te Columbia, yesterday, and went te a heuse en Tew III11. The ofllcers became- nware of theso facts, and surrounding the heuse raptured him, as he nttrmpted te leave by n. lick entrance, WIttick took him te Philadel phia Nils morning. The Condition of the Itlter. Ne further damage or danger is new ap prehended from the raging .Susquehanna. Excepting along the Kheres, the river Is clear of ice, and -wlille leing several feet alove low water marks, nil danger is considered for tlie tlme being past. The damage it caused Is considerable, but consists of that stated in last evening's IXTntLieRNCKn. lllg mid Little Islands are considerably unshed, ns is nlse the Pennsylvania canal at several point. TheC&l'. 1). It. It. tracks have been cleared of thelr bleckade and travel has been resumeJ. Gerges remain en the dam and nt the bridge piers, but the fact causes no un un casir.esi. The river fell several inches last night, but te-dnvis statienan. nltlieucli it mav com mence rising overy moment, en account 01 the recent rain. Several hundred boom legs were caught below the dunt en Sunday and yes terday. Town Nete. Vlgllaiitl'Ire company Ne. 2, will meet this evening. The poorest perfornnnee and the smiliest audience e cr given in the Columbia opera house, was that of last evening, where u " Urcach of Premise" was imposed upon our citizens, or at least alieut " hundred of them. The parts were net thoroughly known nud theso that were, were miserably ren dered. Tlie third union senlce of the week of prayer will be held nt 730 this p. in. In the United Hrethren church, when the pastor, Ite. J. It. Punk will, preach en " Humilia tion and Coufession." The entire membership of tlie Columbia Ited and Gun club nssemliUsI in the l'r.uiklln heuse dining rooms last eenlug ntid en joyed n Jlne oyster supper. Columbia pavements nre in a slippery and ilneereus condition. ., .At the next regular meeting of Gen. Welsh i'esi, .mx ins ". - '-. iniseveniug, me oui eui eers elect will be installed by an elllccr de tailed for that piirX)se by'the Jdcmrtinent remmandcr. The llelief association luvites all tlie ladles of Columbia, who feel interested in orgnnl ergnnl zlngmi industrial school fortliecmployincnt and training of unemployed girls nud w omen, te meet In the council chamber of the opera house, en next Wednesday afternoon, Jan uary 7, at 3 o'clock. Miss Cullie Hamilton has leen presented by her Aunt Mrs. S. T. Wilsen, with a line oil minting of Mr. Harry Martin, n former resldent of Columbia. It Is new en exhibi tion in the stere window of Mr. 1- .Spring. Miss I.iz7le Clark and " Hud" Ilruner Imve returned te school, in New Jersey. Mr. T.uther Jligliter, of THimiiuneii, is in town. CharleyJIaldcman fell yesterday en Locust street and severely sprained his right arm. Again was the Metropolitan lxile club de feated by tlie champion Columbia's last even ing, the scere being .! te 0 In favor of the champions. A mule of J. O. Pence broke through ;tlie lce en the river yesterday, nnd was only saved by u channelizing cut finm tlie shore te tlie struggling animal. Tin: nr.ATii iiet.t.. An Aged Citizen I'emis An) Tlie Demise of n Veunj; rauiter. Frederick Miller, who wns stricken with paralysis en Saturday, died nt his home Ne. 310 West Orange street, last evening. Mr. Miller was it uatlve of this city, followed butchering for many years in Past King street, and dm Ing his Inter years was oue of the assistant city regulators. He was nlse a watchman nt tlie Ijinenster county prison for n low years, and tipstaff In the county courts. Ue raised a large lamily. Twe or three of his sons wero soldiers in the Union army, and ene of them lest his llfe In the son-Ice. One of his daughters is tlie w Ife of li. P. Mil ler, wholesale grocer. Dentil of IVnlter G. Iljtcmuii. Walter G. llatcmaii, painter, son of Win. II. Patcmcn,licd last e veiling about 7 o'clock nt his father's home, 112 Hist King street, of Jypheid fover, after an illness of only about a week. Mr. Patcmau was nil in telligent, industrious young man, of much premise, nnd highly esteemed by a large circle of acquaintances who will'siucciclv mourn his unexiiccted death. letters Omnteil by the lte;ller. The following hitters were granted by the register of wills, for the week ending Tues day, January Cth: TESr.vMKNTAitr llushred V. Uarteti, de ceased, late of Salisbury township ; Hehcrt L. MeLcllnm, Chester county, uoeutor. Henry Herr, deceased, late of Maner tow n- ship; Henry II. Herr nnd Christian 11. Herr, Maner, oxecuters. Samuel Naglc, deceased, late of West Co Ce Co eulice township ; Jonathan Mever, Perks county, executer. . Catherine Lerevcr, deceased, late of West Lampeter township; Daniel linker, Past Lampeter, executer. "Martin Pechteld, deceased, late of Ijincas tcrcityj J. Frank ltemlv, cltv, executer. AlllNlsTltATJON in. flurk, disveased, late of Fulton township; W. T. llrewn, city, administrator. Jehn, P. llurk, deceased, lute of Fulton tewntlilp; AV,T. llrewn, city, admiiiistiater, I U 11. Hiram Kline, deceased, hite of AVarwiek i; AA'llliauill. Kllne, Past Coeidlce, i S. Kllne, AVest Cecal lce, uilmlnis. tewnsliip auu ijzru traters, ugene JL Stanten, deceased, late nf Lan asterclty; Lillle A. Stanten, city, adminis tratrix. AA'llllam Klusey. deceased, late of Pphrala tewnshlpj IMvId Sliliup, Kphinta, admlnls. trater. ' Nna lleaid Aay I'rem Iteine. Frem the fettavillq gjirnnlcln. A lotter Irem Ham Matt Frldy, piothono piethono piotheno tarj' of Lalicaster county, te Protlienotnry McCarthy, states that all the conn cenn ty ellicei-s of Iuinraster Jiuvu com billed te icslst what is -known as the ellieers toceoi)eriitowiththem, nud hne tlie attorneys of ulUlioceiintles havu meeting nnd work together." J f ' " ., jriie-rentu-y Society. TheJauunry meeting xif the Ijmcuster poultryisecloty.wos held en Monday evening vilh tlie following l'ucml.ers present : Trank JIlimphrOyTiirprj,Jl.Llclity, Martin Pudy, Jehn .H fTchUm, Win. A. Schecnbcrge'r, Jeseph- Tsrhisler, Aid, H, A. Schreypr, pros!. liancnsier ceiiuiy saiurj' Hill, but which np plies te four central Pennsylvania counties, Including Schuylkill. They havo.uiupleyed Hugh M. North, J. Hay llroivirninuieergu Nnumau. uttornevs. Thev osk'the s-liiivltin rfl ienu ane gntv wwsnpjis- tmusacted was the l- arrange-jieul M tdetaiwfi theannual exhlbl- ,-r lien, which eoinmcueaH to-werrow: Alreaily ever COO tiilries'linve leen made, nn'ddhe liew premise i.te-lx) ene of the largtutover li heldbytliBiMvJle)', kemi: of Tin: vevxrr x.xvr.ysi:s. Itf-rinctlnn oflhellenilnt Ilclit Adlmirp nt the C'inilnB Cenntjr CommlMleners' ltrmrt. Tlie annual ncceimt of the county commis sioners shows thnt 7f,.0 of the county debt was lwld elT during the year 1851, nud that the bended debt of the county en January 1, IfWi, was S-Ml.OTiO, Frem the list of exjicnsps paid, It appears that there were M,&s,W paid for advertlsingand printing. The lUmninrr received the largest amount, f SSAOO, and the Strasburg .FVrc Pres the smallest amount, ?70. The aldermen, Justices and tsnstables drew $3,0.17.01 for cases disposed of, net re turned te court. J. K. Parr heads the list with jneaSJand Alderman McOIInn nx-elveil the smallest amount, &i.4 The sist of erecting and repairing bridges during the year was$in,S07.ia Thf meals furnished lu mnlCM nf tlie sLitinn IkAise cost the ceuntv j.'ilOX-l and for the medical attendance nt the saine Iristltutieii fli!.$.". The Heme for Friendless Children recclvedthclr annual np np np proprlatlen of S10,0OO, the prison cost the ceuntv ?!,0,si-l!i and the jxxir heuse nnd hospital 535,MI..VJ. The coroner's iniiuests nnd iKt mertcnis there were mid Si2l.'.7S. The clerk of the (pinrter sessions drew $3,1173.18 for ft'es In c-ases disposed of in tlie quarter sessions court. It cost the county $774.3S for meals fur nished Jurers during tlie year, of which S. S. Martin reccixed iirrnlS.' Tlie tipstaves and court crier taxed the ceuntv $3,NI. Sheriff Hleh's fees were f2.2JI.3i. The coininon ceininon coininen wcalth's witnesses in quarter session eases cost the ceuntv ffAVJi 11 K. Martin witsjiald S71.a, expenses inclined In the Frank conspiracy ease; the beard ofucergo Fisher, tlie pnncipal witness was iiaid by tlie ceuntv ter live weeks, and Mesrs. Martin and StclnmcU w ere wild MOO counsel fees for prosecuting the case. S. 11. ltcynelds nnd J. Ilay llrewn received $125 counsel fees In another ease nnd R F. Davis $75 for rccov rccev erlni? n Hue. Tlie election ellieers bills for Febunirv were ?2,110,C0, and for Novemlx'r $2,091,30." The Ixnc.ister Ga-s company were jvaid $jsX,is1 for pvs consumed lu the court lieuse, and $H0,S.'i was the cost of the coal burnt te heat the building. Awards for land damages paid during the year footed up $1R,13;.S3. II. It. Fulton rteelveil the largest fee for prefessrnnal services, the amount iK-Ing $7'.M. the .v;ir vuAiians oFienar.nr Slnite Apilnt .Ierpli Hiring lll Hrrliis Agnin rotene,l. Twe o'clock this afternoon wns the tlme nppeinted for tliehenrlngnt Alderman Parr's of Jiweph Herzeg, charged with forging two notes discounted bv the ljuicastcr County National kink, but "lefore the hour of hear ing the cae was again continued until Tues day of next week, by agreement of all the counsel interested. A similar disposition was made of the nrosecutlens breucht bv Samuel Hums against ltorzeg at the oiuce of Alderman rerdney. Jacob Itausinau. president of the Farmer's National Imnk, tills morning preferred two additional charges of forgery against Hor7eg. The prosecutor alleges that Herzeg did en October 27, fraudulently make, sign, utter nnd publish n certain promissory note, juir juir pertinc: te be signed by Harry Nlxderf, for !', and en Octelicr 1, forged the iianie of Milten F. Huch te a nole for $400. Alderman Parrsent detainers te the county prison this ancmoeu te held Herzeg en the new charges preferred. Tlie hearings in these cases will also take place en nextTues dnv. actei: m'Avi.i:y iscav-citatiw. The fourteenth .street Tlieiitre, Ne Yerk. Mint Alter n TryliiB Week. Mr. 11. McAuley presented "The Jorsoy Jersoy Jorsey tnau" at the Fourteenth Street theatre en thoeveniiigof Monday, I)eceinler20th. His engagement was for two weeks, but he appeared te Iki se 111 en tlie llrst night that It seemed doubtful If lie would last. On Tuesday night he was no better, anil nt AVednesdny's performance Mr. .Samuel Colville, tlie lessoeoftliothoatio, had te get a sul)stitute for hlifl. He braced up en Thursday night and did quite well. On Fri day nlglit he was se sick that in tlie net in w filch he tails down en the stage, he was un able te (jet up, and the curtain was rung down. Mr. Colville closed tlie theatre en Saturday, and will keep it closed until next Mendiiv, when it will be rc-ecncdwith "Tlie AVages nfJHIn." Mr. McAuley has continued unwell, and his indlsixmitieu has thrown out of work ferty-three actors and supers. During his last visit te this city Mr. Mc Auley was "unwell," lalierliig from the effects of having Imbibed tee much of the spirituous. The Mutinr Township "Spook." The J'ellce -N'eiri of this week Illustrates the Maner township spook story, which ap peared " exclusively " in the yeir lira. The picture represents a lonely seene In the country. A ery pious-looking man, sup posed te boa minister, Is walking across a Held, evidently coming from a church, which can be seen in the distance. Py his side walks the ' spook," enrryiug In his hand his own head, which has a long lieard attached te It. The 2ine calls It " a sjioek which can unbutton its head." Next week's (viper will ha e a correct picture of the Fulton tewnsliip letriliedinau. SeiMiratlen of Man nntl AVife. Isaac McCutclien and wil'e appealed lteferc Alderman Fprdney, yesterday and stated that owing te certain family trouble and disagreements they could net longer live together. Articles of separa tion were drawn up and signed by them in which tlioyagrce te disagree and live apart during their natural lives, nnd net te molest each ether in any way or te held eacli ether i esjionsible for iich ethers acts. ChrWt. SlenerN rieiisuut Supper. IjisI evening Christ. F, Stener, the newly elected i cgistir, gae a royal entertalument te his country friends nud alieuta dozeu gen tlemen from tills city, including tlie news imper reporters, nt the hotel of Jehn Martin, In AVest Willow. The guests sut down te an elegant supper, which had liecn prepared by Mrs. Martin, and tlie evening wns spent singing songs, telling stories nnd in ether amusements. The party adjourned nt n late hour w ith tlie best wishes for .Mr. Stencr hi Ids etllelal career. suit AVitliitninn. The suit entered befere Justice Decker against Finnic Parr, manager of the Fliza Fliza bethtewu skating rink, by tlie Fllzahcthtewn borough authorities, te recover $2 er dnv I'er license, as directed by a recent ordinance, has Ix'en withdrawn. It has net la-en de cided what plan te pursue te celks't the license, which AVilliuut AVesthacllur, the owner of the rink, refuses te pav. Slioetini; 3ljit(h. At Schncnl)erger's jmrk, Monday, Henrj Gardner and Charles Franciscus had shoot sheet ing match for n private )Hirse. Ten birds eacli were shot nt, nud each contestant killed llc They shot oil' the tie at ene bird each, and each killed his bird, causing another tie. As no mero birds were te be had it was agreed te decide the match next Monday. An Owner Wanted. Jehn Peiulck informed Officer Pariiheld that Short and Iloyd,the young men arrested for stealing buffalo robes, had let! n trunk nt his house. The elllccr hail tlie trunk opened and in it was u lap blanket. The owner of tliosaiuecangct it by calling at tlie elllce or Alderman Ilarr. Jteprenenteil llliueir lis h HeHter. Frem tlie Yerk HUpatcli. Levi Glassmyer, who has been representing himsclfas Pduiuud II. Myers, the niaguotle healer, and who wns arrested seme days nge, hadn'hcaiingeu Saturday nftermxiu liel'ore Justice sIiciwetmI and ceuimltted te Jail te await the action of the grand jury lu his case. llmku Her Ankle. Mrs. Mary Shertz, whlle going te the hydrant at her dwelling, Ne. 23 West Ger man street, uiade u misstep iipd dlslecatrsl her ankle. Dr. Girgu A, King attended her nud reduced the dislocation. About the Mutten Heuse. Sovcnteen ledgers were the occupants of tlie station honse last night. They were dis charged this morning. Only two goseliuu lamps failed te bum en Monday night, he says the roerts uinde bv the pellcu otllcers te the chlef. Hie Injun" In Town, Jeseph AW Clymer, of rjilludelphla, Fast Great Sachem of I. O. or P. M, lu Penusvlvn lila, is in this city, the guest e? KItch A-'sin-plcferd, Ijist evening he visited Po-sluih-ke-ueetrllio Ne. 22, and this evening he will Vllt Cim-as-sa-to-ge trilsj. A lleri Cnp Srttlcd. Charles Gillespie has withdrawn the suit for horse stealing he prefemsl liofero Alder man Dennelly, of the Pighth wnnl, nuaiust Henry Kulms. It appears that Kuliu took the herse under the impression that he bad n right te It, nud when lufermeil te thoixm theixm trnry he went te see Gillespie, settled their dillerenccs, the prosecution was withdraw u nnd the costs pud by the prosecutor. Perjury rar. Some tlme nge Martin Hush charged Pdwnrd Wilsen, colored, with keeping n dlserderlv house, Wilsen w nsncqultled nnd charged Push with jicriurv. Push was ac quitted, nnd new sues Wlfsonferporjury. He will luven hearing te nlclit lsfore Alderman Mcdlinn. .V ruthctic Amtteiicrr. "Gentlemen," said an auctioneer, with true imthes, "It my father nud my mother tool where you stand, nud did net buy this stew -pan, this decant stew-jan, going at fi I should feel it my Ixiuiiden duty ns u -en te tell both of them they were 'UUc te their country nud false te themselves." I'er the.seut I'iuuI. The entire nx-eipt-s from the sale of tickets at the U-measter rink te-morrow menliig will Is? donated by Mr. Stowell for the bene fit of the soup house. We learn that se oral hundred tiekelsat 2j cents each have already lcen sold. A New firm. Jacob F K inn, it salesman tu the liniilniue hterc of Isaac Dlllcr for seen years, ami .lelm F lli'Inltsti, boekkerjK'r for six J cars In the employ of A. (.'. Kep ler, ine formed n lkirtnerslitp under the linn name of KIhr ,t lletuttsh, ami opened a mlnt anil oil store lit Ne. i F.ist DRitifre street. Their adiertlsenient lll he Ien ml In mint her column ).M 77 S. IUtemas .tatumr)- Mil, lss.".. niter (. , son el William 11 ami Mar) A ltitetirin. need 1!) jears, it months and 5 days The relatti es and friends of the family are re leet fully hulled te attend the funeral, from his parents' residence. Ne. I1J Kat King street, en Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. MiLtut .lanifin 5th, lss.1, Fi-rsterlek" Miller, In his "M year. TherelatlM'siind lrlends or the lamily nre re-slH-ctfully tin Ited te-uttend the fuiieral from his late residence, Ne. 3ll West rante sticet. en Thursday afternoon at i o'clock. JanO-Std IIkkk .Inn. 5, lv. In stmslmrj; lnreuRh. Marv K. Ilerr, of Hemer, Colenida The relatliesnnd friends of the lainllj hit it pectfully luMted te attend the fnneral. freiii the residence of Mis Catharine Mnsser, In stnis burp lKireucli, en Friday iiftennen lit I o'clock, services nt I.eiijjenecker's Meeting Heuse nt ! o'clock Jfijltd jr.u.'ft f.r.s. riilladelphla .Market. 1'niLA riELrim,. Inn. n, Fleur firm, with lair demand: Sinicrilne. '25-. :1: t:tnt, ii .WT.1 ; l'enn'ii. fatullv, $.1 .TWITS: W InterMwirs, f.1jj(c 1ST: destralKhts. JliSTiT5; Minn, extra clear. M TlQISi: destnilKhts, jfjj.-ri M; winter pal. outs. t ('iJ-n: Hprinff iie. ii ;.i3ra. It j e Heur nt M 37,1,','j.l ,M. Wheat a sliade easier, but iinspttled : Ne 2 Western lied, yey'n'jc : Xe. 3 de, ciis)C : ., l'a. de, ".O'siJiOlc: Xe JDelanare, de. Ul'sjg'ft.'c. Cern less artli e nnd n sb.ne easier : steamer, lT.vie: Ne 2 yellow and mixed, fJaWsJc : Se 3 de, f.KT.'nic. ' (litsttnniind falilt uetie : Ne 1, White, at .ITfiSIWe: Naidn, s,ti.KU ; .Ne. 3 de, SiraKe: rejected, SiMj.TUe" : N'e. 2 mixed, .tie. ltye tuiil at Wc. seeds Clever linn nt Tflse , Tinmthv dull nt 1 ejt f : Flaxseed linn nt 1 4A. Winter bran linn at HST'tifi Previsions eulet and linn: mess peik, $llfiFt:i: iMref hiins, fin ,'siij jli ; city mess Veer, tnn8U. ILieen. 939!ic : lnnl.(i .shoulders, (PfiTe : salt de, Agile; sniekcil Inns, lnkfElHrc: plekled Lard steady : city refined, Ttsflrt.c : loose biitc!iers',6)eee ; prime steam, tT -'. Iluttcr market aetlie and prices Arms Creamery extras, .TSStXfc : It. C. and X. V. de. J7fj 2-c i ihilrj' extras, Slgtc t de kissI te choice, ai C-'-c ltellsat9T-c: packing butler, OiJiUc. Kkks market quiet nud prices easier; extras, 300 mJic. Cheese dull nnd steady ; New Yerk Full Cream, lgl.te : Ohie Flats, choice, HJle ( de falrte prime s-sjfJlP'e; lYmi'aiurt kluis,3;c; de full de, HH'v I'etixileuiu enfet : llvflnml. 7kc. Whlskvdullal $l'JJ New urk 'Xlurket. N'ew Yeuk, .Ian. ii Fleur state and Western linn but less netlve. Southern linn Wheat opened heavy and (1V lower, later ruled stronger anil reeo-iered purl of decline ; iu-suuiiik; -se. i ,, nue. vjve ; .se. 2 lieu, .fan ittuwic! ren., ;vi4t-i.T)4e : .liar., UI'.H'.".." W.fi'lfl.e i ,1.... ..-I y?.. 'ii i ..in, i'i-j,j;,s"ie. ! lower and less deluu: Mixed West- JMMr de future, I'fMtf.Mi.c. ide l..ner; Xe. 2, fell, x) .M.'lVt.e . s. Mrt. I,'., (7S!1... t. .... ,.7rt.?. . Cern 'Mite In ern, smi, WifiM' Oats a shade March, ave ; .May "hU ''4 .,1'-. 'JM' lesiern, ailiiiie. Western (train Markets. Ciiuacie Wheat The inaiket was wrvuctlve en speculative account, nnd prices were' un-et-lUsl. Political news from Kniiland, aleiig wlih llsht receipts nnd speculation here kept the bulls nnd the bears busy, lint the lenner came etr victorious, prices show Inn an ad mice eri'i (J-Sceii these current ferty-elcht hours iire. .sales ntmred : Jan.. 7VffSJe elnslti" n, sltr... L'..1. vw,, c-.iiei-.t, vit,stiiu ill i-tr.sie : ., Wfl82)ic, cleslnc nt fi!fle ; Mureli at sl(j3c. cresinB nt )ic : May. isijjssve, closing at bsjjfisste j Xe. 2 spring. m)ViI',c, closing at "latl'isci -e. .-iNprinKaiuHXi'H.' : Ne. 2 lied ut sijsc. Cem The market was active and prices were ajjalii tlnnernnit blither, under the intlnenee of IlKht receipts mid the course of whrat, and Igllt HHfC. M ILWAI KEK Fleur higher, mil anced lOfjISe Wheat leierlsh ; N'e. 2 Mlluaukec, ?j',c ; .Inn.. W.c; Feb.. sec; March, MP Je j Mav. s7e. I ern stronger nnd higher : Xe. 3, 37Q:je eats tinner ; Xu. 2 White. 2u'c. itj c (inlet, but 11 mi : Ne. 1, .lie. Hurley (tilet and iineh.inged ; Ne. 2 spring, Sic ; Ne. 3 spring extra, 45e bid. I'rei Islnns advanrlng; Mess Perk, ll 87 for cash and January : ll ' for Felirnair. laird Prime steam, j!l) for i"ash unil.Iiimi'irT Ki 'at for February. sweet pickled hams linn at sg'.k?. Iluttcr unchanged ; choice cieamery, SSflXe : fair te geed, 22ji2lc. Cheesi Itest new cream, l.VjUc. I.lie sck .Market. I'lilLADEti'UIA, Jan. C The receipts at the dltrerent stiH'k Mints were Fer tin- week Ik-eves, ,1.2ui) ; sheeii, hogs, Oil, Prei Inns week lteeies, -ui ; S.i): hogs. 5. Inn. beep, Ileereittle were In fair demand, nnd although the anil als weie heavy, prices only declined a little, Weiuetens fellows Kxtreines,37c; most sales, IKrt.liie ; estra. Cifi7c: giMHl, iiJQfic ; medlniii, tfiQStfC ; com' ineii.atitu. Fat cow-s were dull at SQIi.c.i thin eew -ell-Ingnt l(322ierhenil. ".M llch cow s sold nt f iisjre). eai emves Here iniictivc ai !lM'Ac. sheei mid lambs were dull ut tfm opening, but at the close yesterday advaiiced J;c per nun,. W e nuete tm fellow s ; Kxtni, XiVte j gissl, IfffV 1 coiumen. 2u3c t lambs. :ifit.ie medium, 3J4etc j !!.,. .. ... 1.. ..! . 1..... ....-. .. ... ... ""h- t-i,7 ,11 nut iiruiiiuii aim eieseu uteuuy ut 6Vc. sales or AT TUB WEST IIULA11E1.CIIIA 1 AIIIIS. l.euls Paul, S7 Western and l'n., tifiS'ie. Harhiuan A Levi, lis Western A V11., iili.'Xe. M. Flmiiii, 171 Western, 6'4(e. Isaac Adler, a Wesleni, ijtM-. II. Chain, Jr.. 31 Wcsteni, lUfi.lUe. Miwartz A .lllller, i Westeiii7lf,i5tjc. 1..1111S viiuuiiiiii, im ,, esiern rmi iiruini.i, 41, ie. A. A J thrlsty, ir W. n. Owen Smith, w W. 11 . SHQic II. Kehauibeig A Ce., 171! V Tester rn, .WJie llegur Maynes, isl Wcsteni, "i 1C. y.eeiic lelm ilc.trdle, HO Western, I.. Hern, st .Mixed, SUfiSl.'r. ... inn 11, .- .iimi-ii, "Vl".e. Solemon I.ewcustcli, 73 Western. ViBHie ames Liemseiij is w estern, iViU.lfe; F scheelz, 31 Western, tt.ftik.-. N. II, llcibert,-ix Western, iflftZc. naiilelsiiilth.il llre.. lr. V.-i..ii m, WiUje lleiinls .Sinyth, M West Virginia, ifi'.Ue. Illpple A llre., Kit cow-s, .If life. Huiilel .Muiiiliy, 711 Western.? u .VIiss. SI. l.el I, hi ( Irglnla, &&Jic. CITV HRESSEII 1IKEVKS. City Hressed Heeies weie In fair demand anil nitcsclesed weaker at f.Wftlue, while Western du-ssed sold fulily at 7iGliXc ADATTOIIl SALES. head by Themas llnnllcj a't I lull rale NVn Yerk, y notations by Assis-lated Press, HtocksHtreng and IiUIht. .Meney, lfij N'ew erk Central F.rln ICallreud ' , " Adams Kxpivss "' Michigan Central Itallread ''.'. Michigan beutheru Itullreail Illinois Centnil Itallread . Cleviluud A Pittsburg ItaUiead ..... Chicago.; iteek Island itallread ... r9 ... It),' ...lil ... .MU :::,-f-...i.i ...l7?i 1 iiisuurg.v rert ivnyiie Kiillmia...... .. Western linleii TulcjcRipli CenipiiiVy.'.'.:".' W; Teledo A Wubasli ..,;.... .... . 5 N'ew- Jersey Central " "" ""aif Xow-A'erk, Ontailet Western !".!."' uU i7k Philadelphia. Associated Press, Qiiotntleiuby Mecks stinng prices nuvnnccii i',c ier nn. unci j;c for .Mai. sales ninsed cash, a;'.c, cleslni; nt sus.c ; the year, ZpMSSiie, rtuslnir at S.Vc ; .lannary, 35';fl37c, dosing nt 37c ; Felininry, S,l(is;i(c, rleslm; nt 371,(0 ; .March, SOQSTs.c, eleslnjr ut S7Jc; .May, 39ftftl0Uc, closing nt uie. Iteger Mayncd. Sn head city, 7iifi'je. c. S. Heugler, W head, 7Cluc. 1.. McCiindless, s fieaU de, Tfilde, 7'h u llmdley, 317 Wcsteni, rfCTtiUe. Hirssed Sheep were ncllie ut Mififik-., while esiern sod limn 'iffuuin m.J"..i.J' .. .i. 1 , s 1 1 wi Philadelphia A Krie It. It lleadlnfiuilniad . .. Vl IV!nn)liiilii ltiillimil lathiftli Vnlley Itntlrcvitl t'liltisl ('imiinl(.s of ,e , Niutheru Pnetnn .1 ! -1? ..K .. ,t Northern l'nrltln I'releiint Northem LVntml lintlnuil l.eliluh Navigation Cemivim . . . NorrCMevii linllriKiil . ' Central Tninioitrttlen l eiupsnv .. Iliimile, New Yerk A riitltiilelnhH. tattleSchiulklll Itallnvul .. Merk Markets. ISnst, Meilmnn A Ce. Quotations by lamrnster, l'a. IMnkers, It A t. U m. 3 r. m. Missouri l'ncltlc Mlchliraii Central New YeikCentnd New .tersey Cenlml. Ohie Centnil Del Ijick. ,t Western . Deivtr.t ltlelJmnde.. Kite Kansas ,t Teus. Ijike shore ChlrnRe N". W., com. S N Out. A Westeui st. liiiil .t Unmha P.icllle Mall llnctH'stcrft I'lttsliun; st. faul K Teas Pacific t'nlen Faclflc Watiasli common . . . "A iilmsh Frerernsl.. . . W esfn t'nlen Teleitr.ipti l.eulsllle A Nashville A .Chi..; M. I LehlRh Vnlley I.ehliih Nnli;atleu Feinisj Ivaula l'c.idlnjf , V T A ltuir.ile Nerttiern Pacific Cem Northern l'aclllc I'lcf IlesienMlle I'hilsdclphla A i:ile Neithrrn Central. t'nderijreuiid (.inula .southern (ill People's Passenger .lersej Centnil SUM i Ms ss'J 12". 2Mf .M2 3 73'; is2 1 151; .!, ,'.! XI l; spj s IJ-l5 ,? an. IS VI 11? iiw? 03 SSt. -'!'; ;V : A52 ,M tvj P's 111 se 7.1H 73t -v: Aitri: i: ri.s i:m i:. ts. rplll'.Y CAN API. ('t)PA' HPT NONP 1 can ciimil the It'll an 1 Yellow Frent .V. CI g-ir. at HAItTMAXVSY F.I.I OU FltDNT CHJ.VIt srellK. rilltl: PAPUPST, HPS-P AND MOST -1 complete assortment of Knchre, Casine uud l'eker Cards In the tow 11. tniiu se. per liack up, at IIAUI'MAXS Kl.l DM FltllN ft HJAIt -simtK rplIPY CAN API. COPA -I can run it the Havana i HUT NONP Hew Frent 5c. Cigar, at IIAKTMAX'.s I Kl LOW Ml HtK FltON l' I'HJAK rpruMMKi: Pivtnr.Ni). 1 The Pii-sldcut and ilnn-igers of the Iinciis ter. Kllzaliethtenu , Mlddlftewn Turnpike liefid lull e 011 theSlh Inst., declared 11 dividend of Twe Hollars nnd Mxtyflii' cents en eneh share of stock rer the last -,x mouths, painble en detunml, t'HAs F I.ON11. Tivnsiirer, Jau(V2tdAw inllee, i North Queen M T7H.PCTION NOTltT-J-J TilEHisTEnv M iltKKT HorsKCe., I.nneaster. l'n. Theanntisl liieetliigorstiH-khelders and elec tion for Directors erthis cniiiimnv wilt ts held utile. F.ast King street. 011 Tl'ln.v., JAN. It. between the hours of Hi e'clrs-k, a. 111., and neon. AM. N A. HKKlt, d22sltJI2 .secretary. ITTATP OP ANNA M. HPDDlNfiTON, -i lateer Ijincustei I Ity, deceased. The un dersigned Auditor, appointed te distilbute the lulanee reinnlntng In tin- hands nf Mary J. Mar Mar eon, udmlnlstnitrtx of said estate, te nnd among these legalli entitled te the same will sit rer that purpose eiiTt'rDA..IANr K 27. ISs.1, at 10 o'clock, n 111., in the I.ll.ruri Keem of the teurt Heuse, in the City of Lancaster, wheie nil n-r sons Interested tu salddistrtbiittnn mav attend, 1. c.hKXNfcn., jsnMidTu Auditor. ITt.-sTATP Ol" DAVID HAUT.MAN, PATH Ji of Ijineusler Clt;- deceased. The under signed Auditor, appointed te pass uiMiii the ex eeiillens te the account and te distribute the balance rtiualnlug in the hands or D.nld Hart man, executer of Inild llartnian, late of the city of buncaster te and among theso legally en titled te the same, will sit for that purpose en IVKIiXi:HAV, JAN. 2S, lss.1. nt lOo-cleck, a. 111., lu the I. ibiiiry Itoeiu or the Court Heuse, In the city of l.-inc.ister, 11 here nil persons Interested tn -Hid distribution nuii iitteud. . F IIKYKK. JanCitdTu Mullter. IhSHi N r. 1) PjsTATi: OP JOHN -I V -trehni, late et the cltv of I.incnslcr, new deeeastsl. The tinderslgnetl auditor, appointed todistrttiute the tialanee remaining in the hands of Jehn s.trehm,jr, assignee bv ileed fr x-elun-tarv asslKiiiiieiit Ter the benelit of creditors, te and among these legally untitled tethesame, w 111 sit for that purpose en Wednesday, the tth day or February, lssj, at ink o'clock u. m In the the Library Itoem or the Court Heuse, In the rlti or Ijinc.-ister, where ull is-rsens Interested In said distribution nny attend W.M. A. WII.sex, JanVltd.3tw Audilei T MILS I'Al'PP IS PPINTPD WITH J. K. WRIGHT &. CO.'S -3lNK,e- Fairiueuiii lek Verk. Clh ami lWa. Avenue, JilllR-lyil PIIILAHKMMIIA, PA. TTNPPPWPAP AND IIOS1PUA. clllngeirat lirices less than everntrercd be lore, at 111.1 HI OLD'S. Alse W'oelen .-hirts. Coinrens, Counterpanes, Pauls, Oieralls, JIHis ami n variety of IVIX 'i'FIt I.OOIIs, w hlch w ill b- sold at very reduced pi Ices. Wsecure Pure lee, FKKK from nny sewer age, from Hechteld's Ijinding, ubnve Hie city dam, nt reasonable rates I NOTHPirDPP HTUUK." laeeb F. Kin .lelm F. Heinilsli. KINE&HEINITSH. ANOTHER DEPARTURE, A NEW PAINT AND OIL STORE. Theali tlria lum i)enrilu -store lit Ne. '-'!) EAST (IlisiXGE ST., Wheie they w III Wholesale and Itetalliinduiakeu Sl-tiiLTi or Paixth. Oils. Vaiixijiiies. IIhi-siies eacu ash llei-at. PAisTEas' surniEs. oliave strictly pure gixsls which we will sell nt the lowest mai ket prices Iieii't rergct the place. Ne. 20 East Orange Street. JunliltdSw yTr-IPPIAMHON A KOSTKlt-S PriGe List of Special Sale As lets nre sold mil they will net bedunll cated. CI.IITIIIMJ C lilldrcn's Suits ii-duced fren AII-wimiI suits " suits " Ikiin' All-wool UrcKsSiiHs " r S.OI te !..') I..VI te ;t.Se .'..(! te HOI te 12.00 VO H..M te lfi.li0 te 17.HI te line te !IJI te 7iie te S.7S Kl,l"l 10 im 7.50 1V 15.ue in.) H.ui CM ll.im S(u 22.(0 20.10 ls.im 15 m 7jn .Mixed . . Men's sack All-wool Suits " . . " Freck " - . . i. .f , 11 11 boys' llycicenls ledlli ed fiem .. 7.00 te . . 6 00 te ... 2i.t te , . Ul te .. 21.K1 te . . mam te ... HJS0 te Men'sOrerceals.sllktiliiiiiilngs' !! II' " ;; " U'hltnei-H ... " Wl.lpieul liKXT'S FUltXI-jllINO Mlk.sc.irf iisliiccsl from (JOOH.S. I .75 Te ..V) rnncy IIewm 10 te .25 pcnrlet lliiderslilits, ll-wislfrein . ., te Uniwcrs - M 1.25 te Heavy Merine Mhlrti nud Drawers. ja te i-cetcli .Merine Mi'iisAHniwers M te 1 1 AT.s A XI I CAP.s. I.01 l.ui .25 .25 eiiiir dent's lllack i-nft Hat fiem Mm .. Heys' Suit Hat . . Ileal Fciillskiii Cups . . .. i ,1 .i .(250 10 H-VI . . 2.5U te I.t'J .. l.ui trr .50 .. N.U) te mm . . . 11.01 te 5 ui ... 1,75 te 1.(0 ... i.-a te i.i . .. 5..VI te fl.UH Plush Cutis.. 1-prlngHeld Herso lllaukets I ' 1 11 s tl Imu Helies. 3.50 te 3.IO HOOTS AND bllOL.S. laiilles' Pebble (leaf Hut tenisl Shet-, , icry'illcssy and durable, leduced Irem ........... .. j.xf.1 te fi.50 (cut's full dress band sewed French Calf Cengiess (iulterivdiiccd Irem 7,ll te 5.50 The hoevk nre 11 few- prices taken from each do de partuic.nl, us our space will net cniilt, n laige list of bai-gnliis. ltubhcr HvershecM hale been nsluccd bi prices, nnd ilnkulu H.igs that hale been se long coining nre new heic. Prices, 75e.. LU), tl.75. Urf-hieiu iimii until C o'clock p. 111., except Saturday. WILLIAMSON & FOSTER, Nes. 33, 34, 3( .V 38 Kii.st King St., IiA.N'CASTEU, I'A. V.'ir AttrKHTISKXIKXTS. ij-en ppnt Tin: mkppi.mae hepsp, I. en N m Hi Prliirfl.trcet, w lllipart of siuMlng. Apply nt the hotel, JrtiiWtdltAHiv MPPUSL'IIAP.M ANp'pPIaTi PIPlS nud Smokers, a choice let te select from, nt prices Hint dety competition, nt IIAUTMAN'.s) Yl'.l.l.mv FltONTCHIAIl .sTHIli:. TLMHIPS 11AVP. I.ONtl N1NCP DP01 DPI) J that the Yellow-Fient.V. Clear Is the best In the state, at IIAHTMA.V Ylll.liOtV FltONT flllAlt Sl'OltK. DIVIDPNDNOTIt'P The Pix-sldent nnd MiiiuiRei-s of the lain ctisler A Minrjuelmmin Turnpike lltwtl lull ode ede claivd u dlildend of two nud flic twelfths per cent, en the ciipltiil stock or tlieCeiuimny, pnin ble en demand at the ottlee or the Tn-nsiiix-r. W P. ItltlNTON, Treasun'r. Ne. .is .south Ouerti .stttel. J IM' mv 5th, lve. JatiMtd rniii: annpai. MPPTfNU OK TUP 1. Mockheldcrs of Hit, l-iirmi.fs. X.. flmt... Mitlkct Company " w 111 be held In their nfllce In theiuatket hmise.eii Monday, Jiinmiii l.'tli,nt2 e cbx-k p. lu . te elect Ulrccters te serie tlioeii tlieeii ulngjear HF.N.I. Itt'Tll, , . Secretin y. l.iMctsTKH. Jnuiiary 5th, lss.1, Jnnr.td.tltw Se-PAPTNintsim'ls'OTirix" V 1 be uiiderslgued lmve formed uceiiaitucr ship under tlie llrni iiaine or King A llebiltsh.nt Ne. 2ii Last (Iniugc stiret, laincuster. Pa., tu the business or whei i noeiesanug ami leliilllng r.lluts, she, Coeeh anil Hnusepnluteis' sup nils, i ami plies I U F KIN (I. I tail oef Isnne llllli.rs 1 JIIIIV F. IIIHM.MII, (laltoer A. t. Kepler's.) rnu p i'A ptn lPtsnTi7" i npirixTi-'tprp M. existing between Hr S. T Davis. Hr M. U Hails mid linild M. Majer, under the fliuiiiniue of " The Lancaster Plseutertal Ce.," has this day been iIIsseIkmI b mutual consent by the. with draw nl or Hal lit M. Mayer ll crsens In dnlded te the said company w 111 make Immediate settlement, nnd all having claims ngalnst the winie will present them te the undersigned ter ndjustuiei nt. S. T. HI Ms. Tn-as. Ijltictlster Piseaierliil l'n. 1.AMVST11I, Pa , Jan. 1, 1Sn JimJJt KPDPCTION IN OVPHl'OATS. In order te reduce our large stock or Fur Heavers. Meltons, Kersevs nnd Corkscrews ter Overceatings. I will, for the next CO dais, make up te jour order, in tlrslclnss Mile, nt greatly reduced prices. All garments lire guaranteed te 111 perfect -nut only the best (tuullty or trim mings nre used. A. II. IIOSKN'sl'KI.V, . . Flue Tailoring. 37 North IJiiccii street, opposite the Postettlco. iu:ttmdlt ' ClATAPAri' IS PNDPUSTOOD AN 1 Hruiclty situated lu the Lens of the F.je, may occur at any age. but, ns n rule, is n disease of old age, and the less or transparency or the Lens Is prel.ahly chleili due te Its deficient uu uu tiltlen, deiMndeut upon an tuettirlent Idisid SlIllOlv All "Hlsinises Chronic and treated In of the Kie, 1-jir, Threat also, Pilvatc Diseases succcssriilli Hits. 11. H. and M. A. I.OMiAKF.lt. Olllce 1.1 Fast Walnut street, lamcnster, l'n. Ceiisiiltntlnu rree. jiVsttd.xw L eris vpiii:p. WATCHES AND CLOCKS. nimiAiss is WATCIIK9, CLOCKS, CHAINS, ItlN'tis, sPKC TACI.KS, Ktc. Itepalrlngef nil kinds will recelie mv iiersemil iittentlen. I.OFH IVhllLK. Xe. ISeij North Queen btreet. ltemember name and nuniler. Directly opposite City Hetel, near l'enn'ii DepetJ JySlljd j-'hj .v.i.; en K.'.vr. IJlOll PPNT. 12 A Hairy 1' anil nt 15 Arrcs in Ihe Clli- of laincaster and Mnnhelui township fnnu April I Aitnli te J5-tfdAw a. .m. iu'iim; Ne. 15 North Huke street pOP PP.NT. V Frem April 1st. or sooner H desired, thode thede slmble residence N'e am Fast King stret t, with all modern com enlences. Fer terms, etc., apply at Sri Fust Klngstieet, Ijinnister, l'n. JinO-tld J F. STAFFFFU. "1710P PPNT. JL: A first-class Dairy' Funii.sltuate two miles from laincaster. A iicm Let lu 7th Wnnl, clly. A I acre l.el In stn Want, city, scleral snmll henses. dJllnnl IlllISII A llltll. "ITIOP PP.NT. -I: At N'e. ta CKN'TltEMJl-Altr:, heated rooms en second uud third floors, sultnble for a seam stress, ertlce use or lodging ptupescs. Posses sleu April 1 Apply at M. IIAllKltlUTsJI'S. Jan 1 trd 31 Penn Se.uare. DI'.SIPAHPP. I.IQPOlT sTOPpTeri 1 V -"AM:. The stock or lliiuors.geod will nnd fixtures et a first-class wholes. de and retail liciunr store etTered ut private sale, sltuitttM ill. recti- O)iiosltetheiesb street, laincaster, l'a. defiiee, Ne. UNerthOueeu jaut-iiii IIOOKAI. A CO IIOP PAPOPST STOCK OP COFKKI-S . and Teas, for largest assortment of Presents, for largest assortment of Canned ;oed, (leTOCI.AUKK'S, Xe. 3s West King .street. Three Cans Extra Table Tonmtees for 25c. ITie p iuTnt . Frem Aiirll 1st, 1-.. stere Itisiui Xe at Fast King street, IJier ls5 feet long, as deslrtsl ; geed cast nnd south light. N'e. 'y.nin be taken In, thus making ene or the largest and mint desira ble store ns.ms In the city Apply nt N'e. -it. JnnC-Sttl 1710 It PPNT. J The Store Heom nnd Dwelling, Nes Uund 41 Seuth Queen street, Irem the first nf April next. The store has one of tlie best established nnd largest wholesale nnd retail cigar and to te to bacce customs In Ihe city. Apply te W. I'. I1UINTON, dl!M fit N'e. S .xeuth Queen htruet. .ijri'.i:jf;.vr.. JTIPIrON OI'PUA HOL'SP. r-ON'E WF.KK. COMMFN'CIXIi -MONDAY, JANL'AItY 5, 1S5. Jlatlnces Wednesday A Saturday iit2Jn. Just wliat the public want First-class Comic Opera nt the People's Popular Prices. AD.MI3S.I0.V, 10 A 20CKXTS. Iteservcd eals in cents extra. Fer sule nt Ojieni Heuso Office, new open. -SIXTH A.V.M'AI. TOL'It. BENNETT & MODLTON'S COMIC OPERA COMPANY. ItEPEUTOIItKi MONDAY KVEXIN'C The Mascot." TUESDAY KVE.N'I.VO " Ollvetfe." WEDNESDAY EVENING-" Hlllea Talor." THI'ltSDAY EYE.NIN'd "Chimes of Ner- lllalldy.', FltlDAY EVEN1XC.-" Olivette." nATUIIDAY KVK.NINO "Thn Mascot." WEDNESDAY .M ATIN EE " lllllee Talor." b1 UHDA Y il.VTIN EE ' Pinafore." The operas picsented with ever' attention te detail. Full chorus and Orchestra, elc. JMitil SttAKltWAlti:. CAPDWPIiP.t CO. J.11 J. E. CALDWELL & Ce. Direct Importers of Fine Diamonds. Purchasers desiring llrst-class ticms, chelcu and fine In every particular, urn Invited te ex. amine etirningnlflcent collection of DIAMONDS nnd Diamond Jewelry. 902 CHESTNUT STEEET, HKI- D PY (lOODS. JJager & 3Dry-. -Dry-i 1885 EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. chases, ler Cash of nl the best makes of Heeds, uud ns this Is Ihe season Ter Hie piiichV.n of Ce te n l'illCFs " J' lle11,cU,,,,l",r"',TI,"tDinlly Is eirercd te buy them nt lA'rilr.MKI.. I.OW Bloiiehotl nnd Unblonehod MtiBllnH, Slioetlns-B nnd Pillow MiibIIhb, Bloaehcd nnd Unblonehod Tnble Llnen, NnpklnH, Toweln nnd ToweHhb, Qtttttfl ttnd Blnnketa BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY AND INGRAIN CARPETS. .MthoiiElithe l Inter Weather has mil) fablyset In we haiesllll lingo n-sertiiieiits or lie e Dress rmU .s haw Is, s.klrts. Ladles' nnd dent's Fnderw enr. Ilesleiv, Hleves etc., etc . w no been marked nt leiy Lew Prices te close out prier le tin cnlei y Fl.'l III' UY 1st hi hni Ladies' Winter Wraps, Plush Garments, Russian Circulars, New markets and Misses' and Children's Coats, AT REDUCED PRICES. HAGER & BROTHER. Ne. Q5 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa. J eiin s. eivi.int. New t Year, 1885.- We have roaelvod te rodttce our uteek In overy Dopnrtment ; nmenp; tlietn CARPETS! CARPETS! Call and soe our Htoek : exnmlnn thn nnttnniH mui Rtvina ,n,i mne., ,.,.n ttlnrly the qunlltles ; nnd we frnnrnntoe pricea lewer thnn you ever henrd for the Bnnte qunlitics, HEW SPRING STYLES ARRIVING DAILY. Authorlzed Agents for the -Genuine Aurera Carpet Sweeper.- Over 400 Beld In Lnncnster city nnd county. Every Oonulne Swoepor benrn the Arm nnme of JOHN S. GIVLER & CO., LiANOASTEU. Our Store will be cloeed ntOp.ni, oxcept Snturdny ovenltiKs, until further notlce mjem S. GIVLER. & COJt ea-.sTtutK vex.HCTKi nr T:.;;,ye.v'.,.-6 Ne. 25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa. oewniis a iicnsT. BOWERS & HURST, Nes. 26 and 28 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. WIIII'K lll.A.VKKTS TO UK nOI.H I HKAP. 1, It H Y 1 1 1. A NK HTM TO UK SOI.H CIIKAP. SiCAUI.KTltI.ANKKTtT01lK-OI.il CHKA P. CO.MFOU'IS TO HK hOI.H CIIKAP. Te ri'iluce stock propnnuery tntnWInR liiciiliuy. - U' Offer an Klrsniit I.lm- r isllKETI.NtiiimlSHIirTI.VOMlJMl.l.VS. TAHI.KI.INKNS.TICKI.MH.CIIFCKS anil .NAPKINS. All Yrrj- Ijiw In lt..,luoe Stock. IjvIIc.s' lilt i) mul hciirlrt Murltui Ifndnrwciir. Jlen's Whltn.tSrvy X (-urli-t .Mi-rtiinlliiilcrwisir. (,'iillilreii's Wlilte A MeurlPt .Mcrlim I'niliirm-m- All Selil Yry .mv. .. . s,l',1!,nl,1'""el,c:,uetlOicrc'iit. fimniivery rnsli.itlK-lurKunrsiiiall-usiisiMcliil liuliir... V C II l,,,am"r '" "r,lcr te ri-luce oursteck bcliire tHklng Invciitery, a-PI.F..VsF. ill VK Us BOWERS & HURST. , aren unit uftcr ilON'li.VY, notice. .lA.N'ITAHY N KXT DOOK TO THE COUUT IIOU.SI. FAHNESTOCK'S. REDUCTION LADIES' and CHILDREPS TeEtrcct Itilplit .Kle of I.iulles' nnd Children's Ceals ilnrliiu tlin .MONTH OF havu inuile (l I.mije Iteductlnii In Prices. These Mill In Hunt should trr them. R E. FAHNESTOCK, Next Doer te the Court Heuse, XyilAT will you mrvT USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS M ETZG E R & HA U G H M A N'.S. A LADY'S COAT. A OIltL'd COAT. A l'AlSI.KYSH.UYI,. A W.ANKKT hllAWI.. A HIJACK TIUHF.T SHAWL. A 1U.ACK 8I1.K HUES.S. A 1II.ACK CAMIIMF.ItK. A UI.OTIt Wills' OF ANY COI.OH. A CALICO HUF.SS, APAIK OF HLA.NKKTS. A COUNTEKPAN'K. ACAHPET. A PIKCtJ OF MUHf.I.V. A IIANDKKItCHIKF OK SILK, Ll.NK.V OU COTIO.V. All UMHUKLLAOF H1I.K, ALPACA Oil HlNdllAM. A (KWHASI tl FOItANYOFYOHltFItlENHS.OItA.VYTHI.NdKLhB IN OUIt LINK YOU CAN IIUV AT TIIK VKIIV IIOTTOM PIUCK'i. Metzger & Haugliman's Cheap Stere, 43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER. i- llctwcen the Cooper Heuso anil Serrel Herso Hetel. OHIHK'S OAItl'in' H.UiU BARGAINS! SHIRK'S CARPET HALL. Belling Off te Clese Business. EVERYTHING MUST POSITIVELY BE SOLI). BLA.NK"effi ALL AT A SACRIFICE. Prompt Attention Glvvu te the Manufacture of 1'iig Carpets, te Order ut SHIRK'S CARPET HALL, 2ROTHER- Goodse Goodse 1885 ileslm- hlch 'KO. V. UATJIVOV. W e Oirr tliu Ih-st .Mnks nt IIOllKltY, (II.OVIW, COUSUT",, Ai-, Very I.H te Iteliira- hlec-L. 3th r shall close nurstore ut il p. m. until turtlier I N PRICES. COATS Reduced in Price. ilA.M'AItY, ir Lancaster, Pa. -AT- BARGAINS! -AT- ii m i $ I - Cor. West King and Water Sts Lancaster, Pa. PHILADELPHIA, PA. teb'JJ-tmd&w:
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