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jtenn llemlnWccncen nf lliit rirnt Itcpeallnc
Oun Omecri Inrtaltcil-floeit Werk or the
Celuinliln Ilcllcf AMoclnllen Jfetcn
of Interest About the Town.
Bogota? Correspondence et tlie lxTrtneBircrn.
Columbia, Jan. 7. Tlie Mate of tlie Hus-
qnehannn river J about tlie satne m vyiw re ro re
perted In ycatcrdnj's JNTr.M.ter.Nrr.n. It
ha neither risen or fallen, although Uvms
Buppesed tlie former would be tlie case,
owing te tlie recent vain till. Kncli, how
ever, did net occur, and nltheugn tlie water
I considerably higher than low water mark,
jftrlll probably remain be until all tlie up
rlver water lias descended. Tlie gorges at
tlie dam, bridge and shores are be coming
8maller,by being washed nvvny by tlie strong
currents of tlie river and tlie warm weather.
At Turkey Hill, en tlie river, n large ice
gerge formed and caused tlie water le back.
This In turn, assisted by sliore currents
caused floating cakes oflce te be thrown en
tlie tracks of tlie Columbia fc l'ert Deposit
railroad, delaying travel nftccn minutes.
This morning track repairmen, however,
seen had tlie lce removed and freight and
passcnger traffic lias nsaln been resumed,
although tills morning's train wero Lite
arriving In Columbia.
The streets of Columbia are again In a mis
erable condition, and will cost the borough a
snug sum te liave them lepalrcd. The recent
rains, assisted by warm weather, have caused
thorn te bocemo washed In mero than ene
place.
The Invention et tlie Itcpcatlnc !nn.
Yourcerrcspondcnt, this morning, gleaned
several Important facts lrem Cei. .Samuel
Slioch. concerning the rewating gun, inven
ted by Themas G. Clianiljcrs, In ISiU. Cel.
Slioch at that lime wasclcrk In theLcgislatn re
nt irarrlsburg, and vv ben the Legislature as
sembled te witness the testef thegun hewas
present.' The weapon, cannon shaped,
worked en tlie Cattliug gun principle, se the
colonel liolleVcs. After being leaded by
Chambers, it was discliarged feveral timesin
succession. At tliat trial it worked llrst-class
but Cel. Slioch cannot recall why no action
was taken in net putting it into service.
Neither docs he remember whatever became
of it after the trial, whether Chambers died
befere making it mero thorough, or gnve it
up, after ids contract with the state of Penn
sylvania was annulled.
Installation of Olllccrt.
I). D.W., Walter Hair, of Lancaster, nsilsted
by T. C. W U. II. Kicherly, or Columbia,
last evcnlng installed the fellow Ing officers
of Putnam Circle, Xe, in, a U. U. I, of
Il!
r.xallcil Washington Jehn I. Welincr.
Chlcr Washington niias Uliticr.
Clilef.Toirersen .Ine. miliar.
Chlel rraiiUlin Cha-f. Myers.
lloner.tblo Herald Jacob Deltz.
Watcli efDay Christ Sn viler.
Watch of Night Gee. O. l'islicr.
The officers et Gen. Welsh Test, Ne. 118,
O. A. II.. of Columbia, wcre installed last
evcnlng, by Captain I .1. Magec, of Test Ne.
270, of Wrightsville. Majer J. W. Yocum,
was appointed pest aujiitant, n nitingtriuute
te n deserving man. Yearly reports wcre
made and the pest was found te be in an ex
cellent condition. During the vcar -IS ro re
crults wero mustered In, making tlie number
of enrolled member? in geed standing te
date, 301. But four deiths occurred in lsSl ;
Jehnsen IX Streuse, Kli T. Derrick, Trank
K. Grove, nnd Hugh M. Heyil.
Jir. James A. Mayer, tlie newly elected
pe3t commander, has sent a letter te each
member of the pest. It is an eloquent, earn
est nnd heartfelt eulogy, and n mero beautiful
letter has seldom !ecn writcn by a Colum
bian. Werk of the ItcIIcfAMocIadeiu
0 white nnd 8 colored families wcre cared
for of tlie Columbia's relief association, last
month. Tills organization is doing geed
work, and although contributions hnve been
freely given j,ct they are inndequate te the
demands made upon the association. Let
every Columbian who can allerd it assist in
the geed work of the ladies. MediclncK, pro pre
vision, uletiilng, in large were distributed
last month, te them who wcre sadly in need
of such articles. Tlie ladles state that bedd
ing ia badly needed and nlii.eal for donations
of Buch kind. Gen. William Fatten and
Gen. W. A It. r. Haldcman, have made re
cent donations of clothing; etc Let the geed
work continue.
Notes About Town.
Wliile delivering bread in Washington
borough, yesterday, the team of Henry
Schlcgelmilcl), of Columbia ran oil'. At tlie
time the herse started Henry was taking
bread into a house, but dropped it, nnil
started for tlie team. In ettemptlhg te Jump
into tlie wagon be missed his step, and his
right feet catching between the shaft and
wagon fctcp be foil and was dragged two
square hetore he could be released. He re
ceived no injury ether than numerous
brulses and tern clothe.
The nttendance at tlie union scr lees of the
week of prayer continues large. The meet
ings nre of the most interesting character,
and subjects se lar handled by the pastors
show careful study. The feuith meeting
will be held at 70 tills evculiigiu the reurtfi
street Presliyterian church, when the pastor,
Rev. Gee. W. Ely, will discuss "I'raver for
the Church of Christ."
Tlie Columbia Herald will, horcafler, and
commencing with tlie week, be published en
Thursday instead of Tuesday.
Orien Ledge, Ne. 8"n, I. O. O. I, w 111 meet
at 8 this p. m.
nvi'VTY vuuexriss.
A LUt of tlie ipe!ntjiu'nU Mutle by Corener
llenjman.
Peter Henainan, coroner of Lancaster
county, announces the uppelutiiicut of the
following deputy coroners for the townships
named :
liait Capt. Jehn Kocne, Oeorgelown.
Celernln James Cellins, Quarryvllle.
Cicriurven Prank, Trlpple, Churchtown.
t'la -J ihn L. Klser, Durlach.
Columbia Jehn P. 1'rniik.
Oonestega Samuel 15. Geed.
Cocallce West J. A. 8tebcr, Schccneck.
Drumere Daniel llrnwn. Liberty Square.
Karl Isaas Cook, New Helland.
Ellzabcthtewn and West Denegal Jehn
T. lJalmcr.
Hphrata II. C. Geniperllng, Kphrata.
Pulton A. J. Grlsslnger, Geshen.
Lead ck J. S. Warfel, Intercourse.
Lcaceck Upper James Lytic, droll's
Stere
Llttle llritain-Rebert Gilison, Oak Hill
Marietta Jacob Tliuma.
Martic Hugh Armstrong, ltawlinsvllbi.
Manhelm lloreugli 11. c. Gibblc.
Sit Jey lloreugli S. H. Patterson.
Paradise Jacel) St. Kabv, Klnzers.
Pcnn Henry D. Weac"r, Penii.
Providence T. J. Armstrong, Smith
vine. Salisbury Ames Norten, Ilvorstew n, and
Daniel Lee, Seuth Ilormitage."
Sadshury Calvin Carter.
Strasburg lloreugli It. H. IJoek.
The coroner will appoint several ether
deputies for townships net named above, and
nnnounee the appointments when made.
An Old Tuter Gravelully Itcmciiibci,.l.
Frem the Oxford I'resa.
A graceful Christmas gilt was conferred
upon Win. SL Way, or Pulton township,
Lancaster county, consisting of a bag of silver
quarters, the uuiled contributions of a laige
number of his former pupils. Cp te the
fcprhig et 1SS3, when he was stricken with
paralysis, he had taught thirty-six consent censent
'V0 whoel terms in that township, and th
children ermauy of his curlier pupils have
geno te school te him. Tlie giilw us presented
te bun en Christmas morning, bv Joel II.
King, anear neighlierand n lenfier pupil.
ltamountedtofjl.76, imd was acconiiianied
byn paper containing a short address of
sympathy mid regard, fellow ml by the
names et the contributors, with tlie sum con-trlbutcd(twenty-lhe
cents), oppeslto each
nnme,
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A ricusaut Kntvrtulmuent.
The entertainment ut the Yeung Meii'h
Christian association looms en Saturday
ei enlng was very enjoyable. Hixty-one boys
wcre present Tlie pregramme consisted of
jMlyontlceii vIewh, recitations, vocal and in
strumental music Tlie viewu wcre shown
by Sir. WestloyMercnzy, wlie alto recited
nevpral selections in his usual geed stvle,
Srr. Trtnvitz, the obliging ami Hccempllshcd
musician, played qulteaiiuinlx'r of pieces en
the mouth organ.
3 Li) or' Court,
Seventeen prlccners wero called before the
mayor th! morning for hejrlng SUtccn
wcre vagrants and wero dlschargeJ, One
dniut, u countryman, jiald costs.
rif; .iKcexn rjti:si:xrATiex.
Tlie llcnnelt i Moulten Ceinpnny Olto " Oil
telle" ten Creniled ltnue.
Iist evening llonnet .V Stoulten's opera
company made their second nppcarance nt
the opera house, The heue was large, the
gallerj being uncomfortably full. Although
the card announcing " standing room only "
was displayed befere 8 o'clock, It was net
difficult forlate comers te secure seats in the
rcar.er the house. The opera or "Olivette"
was given nnd the rendition was much
belter than that or the " Mascot "
upon the previous evening. The com
pany contains but few first-class Mincers,
and the thorns are net large. Hen.
Loilge Is a rather clever actor who ecracted
the rharncler if Coauilicel. He made n bit
with the song. "Heb up serenely." Many or
the audience seemed te forget what they ild
te see tlie show and wauled all they could
get for their money. They called for Ledge
airaln nnd aealu until lie was tired nuking
rh vines, and the majority of tlie audience
became tired of the row who wcre making
the noise. Miss llcsle Pnlrbalrn made n
pretty OircMc, and Miss Mamle Ilrucedld
well as the Cutuiff.n.
This afternoon the cenpany is giving
"nillce Tayler" anil they repeat it tills c e
ning. There is no doubt that the show has
caught en wonderfully. As much is given as
canbe be expected for the nioney, and there
Is no doubt that large audiences w ill lie
drawn during the week.
At the evcnlng ivrfennances twenty cent
Is charged Ter the lour rrent rows or tlie gal
lery, and ten for the rem.iiiidci. Thesnisll
Ikiv prefers te juv the smillcr price
and takes his sit" lehind. The front
rows nre usually net fully tsvuplcd.
Last night as seen as the orchestra appeared
the boys maden rush ferwartl. and uosplte
tlioellerts of the officers te jrecnt It they
took ihxsxcssIeii el the remaining front eats.
Togive people an Idea or the popularity
of cheap nmtiM.'iucnts it is only necessary te
state that for te-morrow evening's iH?rform iH?rferm iH?rform
anceof "Chimes or Normandy," by tills
cempanv, nearly everv seat down stairs had
been sold at neon te-dav.
ihtrw iiestj:tti:i: iu:ati:x.
The Weilth) I'ltttiiirser Ie .n7iieal le
the Supreme Court.
The supreme court has decided in favor of
thecity of Pittsburg in the case taken up by
David llestettcr en n writ or error te ltcaer
county. Ilestcttcr was sued by thecity us
bnndsm.iu or Andrew Ihirtupee, contractor
rer thecity waler works engines, te cceer
awards of SUV) and 5173,CK)0, made by Arbi
trator Lewry In passlngupen the controversy
lietwccn thecity and Mr. Hartupce, relative
te damages claimed by the latter Ter
being evicted fiein the water-works
and having the cimines taken
from him, extra work, etc. lleMettcr
claimed that a fair trial could net be obtained
and had the largest ense removed, te Heaver
county, wlicren verdict in the sum named
was secured. This decision by the supreme
court applies te both ceses, as they are similar,
and it is hardly probably tint the second ene
v ill Ijo contested. The amount thus secured
te the citv is $333,710, with interest from l'eb
ruary 2l", lssl, en S100,2ia The question
befere the supreme court, and liually decided
bv the chier justice, vras as te the risht or the
mechanical engineer or n city te act as arbi
trator. This the chief Justice holds te be
objectionable under ordinary circumstances,
but the parties having made an agreement in
writing, submitting' te ills judgment, it Is
binding and should be sustained. A motion
for ro-ergument was made.
A Itiiiulseme Tefttlmenl.il.
Can-a4-H.i-te-p Tribe, Ne. 203 I. O. It. M ,
of this city, lias had engrossed and hand hand hand
somely framed a scries of roselutiSna passed
at a late meeting or tlie Tribe, expressive or
the obligations they feel themselves under
for courtesies and liospitdltes extended them
by Otsego Tribe, Ne, 60 of Mount Jey, dur
ing their visit te that borough. In the cen
tre of the testimonial is u red man in full
Indian costume smoking the pipe of peace.
In the lower comers are prettily hand
painted pictures, ene representing a haunch
of venison hinging en n tripod, and tlie
ether seme ears of Indian maize in the husk.
The resolutions nre very prettily engrossed.
Tlie testimonial may be seen in" tlie window
or James A. Nlmlew's store, Centre Squire.
Arrested for Ahlliign I'rUeuer.
Jehn Wetzell, Geerge Heller and Hairy
Miller, of Slontcrey, vere arrested last oven even
ing by Officers Ilccse and Heiss en the charge
of aiding n prisoner te escape. The allega
tion is that they assisted Harry .Sullivan, a
colored man, te escape seme time en Satur
day night. .Sullivan had been arrested by
the constable of Cpei Lcaceck township for
stealing a watcli and alter lieing tied and
handcuffed the censtable went te 1k1. Dur
ing the night tlie prisoner escaped. The
prisoners wcre brought te this city and, being
unable te furnish lull, wcre committed te the
prison for a he iring befere Alderman Harr.
Kenh'tln Suit for Tobacco.
Charles 1L Spitzman A Sonlssued a wilt el
replevin en Monday against Jehn T. llrim
nier, for IIS cases or tobacco. Sir. Hriiumcr,
who claimed an interest in the profits or the
llrm and w he had net been paid, removed
the tobacco te another warehouse. When the
linn heard of the removal they issued tlie
above-named w nt and the sherill served It
Sir. llriiiimcrdccllued te give lend and the
tobacco w .is giv en te the plaintiff's. The linn
deny that llriiiimcr is a partner or in any
way Interested in the tobacco.
Among the firemen.
Jacob Faust, driver of Ne. : engine, Ins
been suspended for an liidellnlte period by
Cider Knginecr Hewell, or the tire depait
ment. The charge against him is drunken
ness ami insulting language addressed te
President Helenlus, or common council. Al
bert Hjrnes lias been appointed te till the
vacancy.
Chief ihigiuccr Hewell has taken te him
self a wife in the person or Sllss Anna M.
llurger, dauchtcr or Henry lturgcr, or this
city. They becin their matrimonial career
with tlie lest wishes or their many friends.
Anether Kicn en Skate.
Last evening the fantastic race for the
championship took place at the I.iuciister
.skating rink en AVest King street The only
persons entering wcre Harry fetriiu and Joe
Kline, each et whom had "wen the medal
once. Alter going around tlie rink a ceuple
of times Strino withdrew from the race, as he
had en a new pair of skates and could net
control hinisell. Kline made the niile in 3:1b.
Tins evening thusuiu realized at this rink
will be given te tlie soup fund. A large
number of skaters w ill giv e exhibitions.
Wrestling wills (.resit subject.
I'lem tlie Heading Xe.
A locture under the auspices of the Key
stone l'ire company will lx delivered In
Koysteno hall en Pilday evening, January
tub, lbj."), by Peter II. Hodennel ; Subject
" Inltucnce and Advantages of Matrimony,
and the Telly and Inconsistency of a Bache Bache
eor's Life." As the nd mission is vcrv low we
lx)scak a crowded house for our filend and
fellow citizen.
tin' .lnbreii club.
ThoJcllerseuclub, of this city, will cele
brate Its fourth anniversary nnd the seven
teenth anniversary of the 1 utile of New
Orleans, at their club rooms te-morrow . The
club rooms will be open all dav, and it is
expected all the members will he present.
Smokers will lx present, and no doubt many
pleasant rcinlnlscenses or Old Hickory, the
here or New Orleans, will be recalled and
recounted.
Ml It Is.
Imitation is said te be the si merest fenn et
llattery. Sew V.'ni, Dee. St.
The .Yci i.Vi' gradual adoption of the
lNTi:ttt(Ji:sci:n style or make-up Is highly
complimentary te this Journal. Hit would
Impress upon its local reporters the Import Impert Import
auce et telling even part of the truth, it
would command cuchaneed ndmliatien.
Ilehl for Court.
Yesterday afteriie-m Jeseph White had a
hearing befere Alderman SlcConemy le an
swer a complaint of It. S. K.ihter, charging
him with damaging his pi epcrty. Itapicars
that White hiicd fium itahter a llvery team
and when he returned it the sleigh and har
ness wero damaged, and the herse had been
ubused by ever-driving. Tlie accused en
tered ball te answer nt court.
Opposed te roet-Ilall.
The faculty en Tuesday decided, 21 teO, te
prohibit the Harvard cloven from engaging
in any mere Intercollcglate games or loot
ball. l'allln- un In Plymouth Church ItcuU.
Tlie unnual rental of Plymouth church
l0W8Ht Ilroeklyn took place Tuesday night.
The premiums realized and the retails nggie
jpitcd ?27,2M, against f3t,839 last year.
THE IiAXOAPTFR DAILY
WHAT Wi; WOt'l.H I.IKI". TO IsNtlW.
When the Umcivster city street railway
pro)iescs te oliellsh the big pliddle that forms
lictween their tracks at Centre Square alter
everv rain.
Wind has liecoiue of the judgment of the
Lancaster base liall club against Hie Metnv
pelitan exhibition i-einpany, or New Yerk.
What w 111 1m the next sensational sterv of
nn esteemed contemporary that the lNTi-.i.t.t-eK.Nciui
will lie required te puncture.
What the malingers or the local rlnl.s think
of Ileuuctt it Moulten's cheap opera com cem
innv. Whv the nudllers forget te mention Jake
Hellbiger's great feat of crowding many
mero than 31 working days Inte one nenlh In
their I event rcjKirt.
What the AVir Km new thinks of its men
tion or Heaver for Cameren's place.
Why the Keple who pay the least te see a
show want the most
Whether I.aiicastrr will liav e a professional
bnse ball club the coming season.
Knights or Vjttil.ls Olllrers llist.llleil.
The following officers of Tetttenta IjOilge.
Ne. bVi, Knights of Pythias, were Installed
en Tuesday evening by DUtrtrt Deputy
Adam Oblender :
P. C O. r Kehler.
C. t'. Leenard Klehl.
V. v. t!ut.ivSchinltt.
Prelate. Carl Shultz.
M. of.. Hudelph Schweiler.
M. or P. Carl Helm.
M. .r I'.. Adam Oblender.
K. or It. A S. J. II. O-tennnver.
I. O. Philip Klaus.
t. i Carl Helm.
Trustee. Prank ITeiiTcr.
The ledce iiumliers i members In geed
standing and h.-v SiW tin esUxl.
District Deputy Oblender also iustnlted the
officers or Concsteini Ledge Ne. ilB, Knights
of Pythias or Celuiubi.v This ledge IinsTS
niciiilvrsiind ?1."hJ Invested.
(teuTiinr Itunn llleeers n Vllne.
A charter has lieen issued in Hnrribum te
the Deer Creek Consolidated Mining com
pany, w hlch proposes te operate two mines
In Idalm territory known as the llush
w hacker and Trade Dellar lode. The
capital sbvk or the eenipan v is -jne,nint. The
directors are Henry 11. ltlngham, William
M. Hiiuti, James II. II ever in and Wil
liam M. Wilsen, or Philidclphla, and Juliii
M. Harper, New Yerk. Wilsen is credited
with the ownership et lsu.000 shares ; David
11 Line, l.noe: Itiucham, 1.000; lLiricr.
it,iXX; Peter Line. Jr., .0is); anil Governer
lluiin. l.l0t The "erk Haven Paper com
pany, with its principal office in Philadel
phia, was also chartered Tuesday. The capital
stock is fi'iCPOi). A mom? the'sliarelielders
are D. (). Wharten nnd Themas Stokes, Phil
adelphia, and Henry C. Carter. Montcemery.
Coucte.r Vlutuil Ileiieflctil .Vsseel itleu
Olllrers.
The annual meeting or the Conestoga Mu
tual lleneficial nssociatlen was held Tuesday
evcnini.', and the follening officers were
elected for the ensuing year :
President S. S. Sencer.
Vice President Geerge II Zellers.
Secretary L. I Snyder.
Treasurer M. O. Ki'ue.
Trustees U. I). Hurst. Themas Haves and
Geerge K. Heed.
This association uumlteis 300 members, and
was organized thirteeu ve.irs age. At the
death or n member, the survivor. are assessed
$1.10 each. There have lieen twenty-five
deaths in the thirteen yeara, thiee or which
eceurrcsl during the pa."t year.
lil-turhhts a Itclifieus Vp,tlu.
Alfred II. Skiles.ceinplaiin.sl egninst betoie
Alderman Perdney for disturbing a religious
meeting en September 11), nt Mt. Pleasant
church, Kden township, of which the l!ev.
Jehn S. Smoker Is pastor, waived a hearing
this afternoon and entered ball for trial at
court. On charges of assault and batterv and
carrying concealed deadly weaivins. prelerrctl
by Jehn Helm, he also waived n hearing and
entered liail for trial.
Jehn Hemsher, charged with disturbing
the same religious meeting was heard bv the
saine alderman this afternoon, and was also
required te enter ball ter trial.
The Cnue or Missions.
The executive council of the tri-syuedie
mission beard or the Iterermed church, met
x'Csterday afternoon, at the resldenef of ltev.
Dr. Thce. Appel, this city. The council was
in session until a v cry late hour last night
Tlie routine business was transacted ; a mis
sionary was sent te Washington territory ; it
was also resolved te establish a l'rench" mis
sion In New Yerk fur special work among
the Immigrants from ANaceand Lerraine, of
whom there are about 7.-,0u0 in that citv,
mostly of Hefermed diurch antecedents.
Injured li an Imploding Heseltei.
This nieniiiiE; Harry I full, butcher, of New
Ilellniut, went te sheet a hog u itli a Xe. -J
Derringer revolver. He fired one shot tiller
which the chamber of tlie revolver refused
te revolve. On exainina ion he found one of
the eartriilpes out of plaee.anil while hammer
ing it into the chamber it exploded, tlie ball
lodging in the sicenii linger of the left luml
nnd the chamber striking him in the face,
cutting an ugly gush 111 hNiii) and forehead
nnd burning his l.ice badly. Or. IVmler
dressed his wounds.
Hard for the Meneyless Mm.
Frem the West Chcster V'lll ige Itucenl
Up In r.'incnstcr the courts scout te think it
nearly ;h bid te he without iiioney nnd
friends ns te kill 11 man. Six men eenv ictcd
of being tramps are new set vision thrce years
scntrncc, oneof tlieina man who had been
working up ten few days befere being cai
tured, vliile three men" convicted el man
slaughter get thrce years and six months
Imprisonment.
t'elli Cases.
J. M. lluckley, wlie was charged with
false protcuse by C. V. Smith, had a hearing
befere Alderman Spurrier, who dismissed
the case.
ll"liry l.redcrs, who was arrested 11 few
days age en the charge of stealing JO from
Alexander Geerge, left after giving bail and
went te IJainbrldge. Yesterday he was 10
nrrested and committed te prison for a hear
lug. llmmn Out nfn Sdioel te III,,
l'dward Zeibaiigh, of hprlng firevc, Yerk
county, died en Monday evening last lrem
the cllccti of lieing violently ejected from a
school house in New Salens en Saturday
night last whlle intoxicated and creating "a
disturbance during a festival. Henry lflir
hart lia-s liceu arrested for hiving caused
Zerbaugh'H death liy throwing him lrem the
school room. Zerbaugh's head was fnu'tured
by striking it stone when lie fell.
( euslderlng n I'lri llscnpe.
The Ixuril of trustees of the Heme for
Friendless I'hildicn met Judges Livingston
nnd l'.ittersen by npjeliitincn., this uftcr
110011, ami showed them theiu the plan
of I he projMjsed llre cscajie for the home. The
trustees asked that the com t take the costs of
the proposed llre oscape into considera
tion when the niiuual nipreprl.itinn for the
home Is made,
l.ip lltanliet lib-milled.
The lap blanket in the trunk left by Peter
Short and Prank Ileytl at the heuse of Jehn
Itciuick, has been lilcutlllcd by Henry Mar
tin, brick maker, as his property, 'it was
htelcn lrem his buggy In front of his rcsl
drneea Hhert time age.
V.VHI1 Anether .Vllnttral Company,
i'raiik Gibsen, of this city, who was out
with Hyde.v. Ik-liman'H minstrels us ugent
ler bome month, left yesterday for Pliiludcl
phia te Jein Harry Armstrong's minstrels
new organizing.
Councils le-ulcht.
The select unci common councils will held
their January meeting thH evcnlng, com cem
mciicing at 7 o'clock.
CK) I.lghls.
Onceleclrieniid flve gasollne lamps wcre
rejKirtcd us net biinilng en Tuesday night.
New I'lriu.
W. 11. Xelseu A Ce., Importing tallow, Ne. WI
Xerth (Juccn ttrcet, luve new In tock n line
faell.tl,,,, lf fAllllnil (.till ,1 ....... .. (n . n . 1. - t , .
m 111 be made up In llie intent st) lii and u perfect
u((;uui-uniecii,
MAiutr.uir.s.
Ajient SBttEiuOn tliuCth or Jumury.lSvl,
liy tlie Iter V T. Ucrhnrd, ut hi ii'slduuct', Ne,
3l"l,astorangeiitieel. Mr, Henry 11. Anient te
Miss hmina V . be llers, both of Maner tewn.lilp.
laiucastcr county. s
llew-ELt lliuaKO.-Dee. S3, ll, at the pardon
use of the l'11'.lij teilaii church, at .Mulicita. Pa.,
by ltev (Jce. M, lilckiiitm. Ibirrj- N Ilenell te
Alum Jf. liurccr, both or thii clly
lOTETXlGTCKCEK, WEDNESDAY JANUA1.Y
.v.ii' .1 nri:itrisi:MnxT..
n Kep.ai: pahnhsteck.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Announcement Extraordinary.
Owhur te the oxplrntlen of Lertse of BulltUup; en MAtlOH 1st, 1005, we
hnve ilotermlnotl te oleso out our Entire Stock of
-4-NEI AND DESIRABLE DRY GOODS,-
rqiiYM'iilini; Kft'liltHMt or TtttMit.vTliniis.uiil Hollars hi tlie NYxt Tite .Months.
And in ortler te ofl'ect se lnrffe n, snte we will rofuse NO OFFER Ter nny
Reeds we hnve, ns they will ALL be ixwitively sold cliirltiR JANUARY unit
FEBRUARY.
GEORGE FAHNESTOCK,
Ne. 14 East King Street -Bair's Old Stand.
1Utkva .lnnu:u Jili. Issj. V niter ( , son el
VV llllam II. nnd Mim Itatt'iiiHii. ngnl UMi'iim.
fi months unit 3 ilaj-H.
The relntlv es ami frli-iuls of tlie riinlly are 10 10
pret fully luvllcil te attend the tunei-.il, from
hi tKilfiits rritciin Se 112 Knst Klmr slivet,
en l'rtday nftenioen nt i o'cleek
Mitten. .Iimunrv Mh. IssJ. t'nslrrtrk Vllllcr, In
hl "M year.
The relatives nnd invmlsef the ramllj nre re
spertfully liivltetl tenttpnd the fiiiiimrrmin his
late residence. Ne. no V est OnuiBO street, en
ThersiUy nftcmenn iiie'rlnek Janft-Jld'
lltnn. .inn. 5. lss.v tn stmsfeurj; horeiiKh, Vlurv
I', llcrr.er Hunvpr. ( "lortiile
The relative nml trli-mls of thf fninlly nre re
sjwctfull Invited te nttend the fnnpnil, from
th'rs,ldonce of Mrs ( ittliirtni' Vlnsser, In -tnn
hiirg lioreiiRli. en 1'intaj nflerncHm nt 1 o'clock
scrslees nt Lengen. i-krrs Vlpetlns Heuse at -i
o'elepli. J''r!"'
Tbejt In thlsiln en thp eth IrM.. .lennli-.
wire of llenj i Tnni. In thi-Jlst iiir of licriiRi'
Ttip n'latlr und til. nitser tlie famll) imiif
sjieptfully Invlted te nllend the funrnil. fixmi
hrr hnshand's r"sd, lies-, Ne. 31 south Water
strssst, en rrlitay nfli'rnoen nt 2 e'clwk, te jiiiv
cccsl te AlnrKtHj's lai l'.lalr county, for Inter
1 limit JT-2ld
.u.tj;;.-:r.s.
lMiltail.lplil.i Market.
l'ntLADCtriilA. Jan r, Fleur strong nnd lull ly
demand iuncrilnc. 1 2 Mftix i:tra. fi T.VitSl.':
l'iraii'.i f.unny.s.lK'irtlTV: Wlnter clears, $.s;ii
fii M : de KtmlshU. it ivgi 7.V : Minn, eitr.i rlrar.
?l WnJt W; tin utrnlRlitH liV,tl ;.v : wlnter liat-i-nls.
t TJasOO: nriurdi. (I -TUftl a
Us Heur nt $.1 3TS? I W
V hit unsctllrd hut filrh actltr; Ne j
VVeatcrn l!cd. nt p7e . N'e S "de, at sic: N'e 1
l'a. de, tie: N'e. SIMnunrp, de. siiXsaiie.
C eru steady Ith fair local demand : strainer,
lf5nc: Ne. J yellow and mixed, tWgVV- Ne.
3d... l-,ir.V.
Oats linn and fair demand : N'e. 1. Whim, nt
3lfj;V; Ne. i de. .tfiV : N'e. ,1 (ln.33.Uc;
I refected. Ki83le ; Ne S iiiIm, sic
iiyc sieauj ai uv
seeds Clexnr llrm nt 7gsc ; Tliuethj dull
at fl 1001 1.1 : Flnx-eed ccaicu at 1 1.
V, inter limn tlnn nt ilfi.
Imllens quiet nnd steady; inexs iieik,
tlSfflls.VI , beef funis f!9 .V13-J) , city incs lieef.
?l.l",IS.
lkicen, '.iBO'.c ; smoked shoulders. t;'i?Tc ;
ilt de, 5'TilWke; smoked hams, ltv.falUc:
ptckled de, 'JiG$lie.
ijini "irnuy : eny reuncu, ,(;;s.e : toese
butchers', CligftJe ; prime steam, 7 il.
llulter market active and prices tlnn ;
Creamery extras, 32333c : U. C. nnd N. . de. Z7(&
.s.c; dairy cvtras,'2l(J-ac ; de geed te choice, ai
Ilells nt ftjJ-JOe ; imcklng butter, Ofl-jne
Kgirs market steady, under llaht supply :
CTtras,.'Jie3ujc.
Cheese ilulf and stendv ; New Yerk Full
Cream. liVjQije; Ohie Huts, choice. ll.c ; de
fair te prime, rWfJlPfc; l'enn'u put sklnn,,VI7e;
de full de, Htf I Ac
Petroleum quiet ; Ucflncd, 73'c.
V hlskv dull at U J)
Xi'H Verk Market.
New Yerk, Jan. 7. Fleur state nnd Western
dull nnd prices barely tcad. southern quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat vulLible, Irregular nnd ashnde iiiuer,
nithun active business : Ne. 1 White, nominal ;
Ne. : lied, .1.111., WYQ-fl.c: Feb, '.sl(.ft91V,c ;
Mar, Ol'iCOJc; April. aS51c ; Mav, USO
lil.C
Lern opened JSvc lower; later rc-.ietcd ;
JIItciI Wes-ern, iqiel, jeSTSWe ; de future, H'.
660c "
Oat n shade loner- Xn. 2, Jnn , JS-Jic ; Feb,
SSRSHc: Vlarch, OT.ciJlay, JS'.AA.Vp ; state.
:VJlnc : Western, Xljkv
IJ(e stock Prices.
CiticAoe. Cattle Receipts, 7,51 head , ulp
ments, S.300 head ; qualitj jmer ; fat cattle llrm ;
lean nnd rough lets eak mid lower ; experts, ;
iOM- geed te choice 1 .a nnd l.lfiu peunders,
5 Sjnj is) ; common le Lilr, 10c low er, rl 203 1 tcj ;
Inferior te fair con -.' SiQi 73 t medium te
geed, $.! (sVg.Vje ; stockers. 3 ftj : feeders, lg
i rie
leirs llecelpts, 51,0") head ; shipments, 4.K)
closed steadv.
sheeji Itc-eclpte, 3 '() head ; shlpmenta, 1,()
head: cointuen te talrdull ut ti iWi'J tsi ; mr
dlum te gecxl, 34j3 73 . choice, f Ijjl tt.
l.jtST i.iDEKTV. Hie Utcsteck markets wcit
ncttveand fctreng tinlaj. Cuttle wcre In fair
deinaud, but with pncfs unchanged. Iaist quo
tations prime, $((. 40; f.llrtoueod, 7JflSSi);
common, $131 50 lii celptu, ail head ; shipments,
J.ullheiul.
Hogs were strong al an advance or 10c: Phlla
ilelphlns, $1 7iijt N) t erkers, l i3gi 70 ; receipts,
'.'l,il head ; ghlpmrnts, A.lnn.
sheep were uctlve, but unchanged Last
quotations prime, JltJl 23; fair te Keed, ft sig
3 31; common, IU2. lecelpts, i,e) head j ship
ments, .IsM) head.
Meds Markets.
Quotations by Heed, McG
rami .t
Ce , llankets,
l.'.M. ?'. M.
iuicasier, in.
Missouri Pacltle
Vllchlgun Central
Niiw erk Central
Xew Jersey Centml
Ohie Central
Del. I nek. ,t Western
Denver Uln Grande
hrtc
Kuusas X TeTiis. .
Iike heie
Chicago A X. W com
X. N.. out. A. Western ....
St. P.iul.t Om.ilui
I'nclllc Mall
Kechestcr X Pittsburg
nt Paul
Texas Pacific
L'nlen I'nclllc ....
Wabash Common
Wabash Preferred
West'n l'nlen I'eleijraph .
LouUvllle , Xnsln Die
X Y , Chi. .t St. I..
I-hlsh Valley
Lehluh Xnrlgatleii
Pennsylvania
Heading
P. '1 A llulfale ....
Northern Pacllle 0111....
.Northern Pacific Pi-ef ...
lIcMenvlllc
Philadelphia ft Krle
.Northern Central
t'mU rgieund
Canada southern
Oil
People's Passenger . . .
Jersey Central
11 A. M.
5s 3s
ik ;
iiw U
W, IB
02 Clt(
"7U (CJ5
12S5 i
iiii 7isi
UJ 13'J
IT 47
L',ii is';
Hi 1I)K
et
lIJi
im!
K7'2
12
23
Ui
3
73!
lJti
4il
S3l?
2l)
31
?
17
3
51U SIK
"V, 3l
2-1
iy. wi
Neir Yerk.
Quotations by Assih lated Press.
Stocks steadier. Meney, l&Jc.
Xuvr turlcCVntrul
Krle ltallruad
Adams Kxprcss
Michigan Cdntral Kullieiul
Michigan bnuthern Kullreud
Illinois Central Itallread
Clev 1 land ft l'ltlsbutir Ituilreail....
Chicago ft Iteck Island Halliead....
:i2i
: 3.si
I'ltlsuiirg A feri wiijne iiallietid
Western Union Telegraph Cempa:
Teledo ft Wabash '...
ny.
New.lemey cenii-ui
New Yerk, Ontario ft Western .....
I'hiladclpldi.
Quotations by Associated Press.
stock Heady und dull.
Philadelphia ft r.rleK. It
Heading Italliead
l'enns)lviiiila Itallread
Lehigh Vulley ltallruad
United Companies of Ne Jersey .
Northern I'ucllle,.
.Northern Puollle I'rcfei red
Xerihern Centml Hallread
LvhlKh Xavlgallen Company
. WA
.Si)
.'aijj
.lui
. 33
. S
. Si
stiur in 11 jihiiumh
Central Transportation Company,
iluirnle, New Yerk- ft Philadelphia.
Llttle Schuylkill Itallread.... ......
Household Mnrkrt.
SATi'iiOAV, Janunry 3
Cicuincrj' Uutter
butter n ft
Cup Cheee, two cups
CoftageChceso. te pieces
Dutch Checsefl lump ,
reriTBT.
Turkeys V picce (live).
Oe
...voeaec
. fie
60
.,84310a
.. ,tl up.
,.l.23up.
..jseciubi
.. iejg.-
.BOuCJe
.. .. .soe
Chickens )1 pnlr(lhe).
iui,m, .,.,,,.,,
VI
piece (cleaned) ,',.'.,
Ducks V plcce (cleaned) .,'.',','."..',
HAbblM V piece
Pigeons ft pair,
JanWIilM.VWts
ami .ii i:htisi:mi:xt.s.
1710 k itiiNT-Tiii: MnmtiMAC iiersi:,
1 en North Prlnrestivct, wlthpart of stnbllng
.Vpplj at the hotel Jan3Jtdllftltu
MKKItSrilAl'M ANl llltlAH PIIM.S
and smokers, n choice let le select from,
nt prices th it defj competition, nt
11 vutvian's km mv fuen rcic.Ait
s-uiui:
"iti)(iP.siiAvi:i.eNr!siNri:i)i:cii)i:i)
O tint the Vellow Frent .V I Ig-ir Is the liest
In the state, nt
ll.VKTM N" KI.I.OU FltONTt ItlAK MOUK
rplIP.Y CAN Aid, COPY Ill'T NONP,
I can equil the llnv sua Yellow Frent .V CI
gal, ut
II U1VI N's Vlll.l.nw FUONrLUIAK
si Oil K.
rplIi:Y CAN Aid, COPY. llt'T XONP.
X ism equal the llavnui Vellow h rent .V
(. igar, at
IIAKTVIAN's I I LOW FISONT ClliAU
slOUL.
rplli: KKWAItl) OP $.V)OPPP.lti:i) POIt
X the nriest nnd conviction, or for liifenua
Hen that w HI lead te the arrest nnd conviction
of ptrties personating Kdinund II Mjers, of
v.erk. Pa , Is herelK withdrawn
r.HVlCM) It. MYKKs
J iMiK 7. Iss3 ltd
F
OK
Pl'HF. TKAH,
COFFLKS FHl.sll ItO.vsTIlD 1)AII.,
OHA.NI'l.ATF.D suUAH.CJJc.
lie te CI.A UlvK's,
Ne ss West King street. -
DIVIDKNI) NOTICP.
1 he President nnd Mnnncers of the I.nn
caster ft usqiiehiiiitui Turnpike Head have de
clared a dividend or two and ft(c twelnhs ier
cent en the capltnl stock of the Company, lmja
bio en demand at the ortlce of the Treasurer
U 1 IIIIIVTO.N. Treitsiirer.
Ne is south Queen Street
.Iax' iiv3th lss3 j'inA-3td
lAltOAINSl llAItGAIXS!
J- l,rcat Inducements etTercd te the public by
the undersigned, who are new selling off thefr
etitlre lock of w Hies and I.lquersnt cost prices
Ne. 43 North Queen st , Ijincaster, Pa.
JanS-tfd HOL'SKAI. A CO
Tin: annual, Mt:i:TiN(Tep tup.
stockholders of the Farmers' Northern
Market Cemnanv " will be held In their eltlce In
the markc t house, en Monday, January Uth, at 2
o'clock p. m , te elect Directors te erx the cu
lling year IIF.NJ. HLTII,
secretary
I.(.cahti:u, .liimiHry sth, KS3. JanCsttdftltw
rpntNPIKPJ UIVIDP.ND.
JL The President nnd Managers of the laincas
ter, Kllzabethtewn ft Mlddlctewn Tnniplke
Head have en the Sth Inst .declared 11 dividend
of Twe Dollars nnd blxty-tite cents en each
share of stock for the last six months, pavable
en demand
llAs. K. LO.MI, Treasurer,
JanC-Jtdftw enice, U North Queen St.
JTIUXTION NOTICE
2J The I'.astern .vUnKtrr HovseCe,
Lancaster, Pa.
The annual meeting of stockholders and elec
tion for Directors of this company will be held
ntlus East King street, en TLnDAV., JAN.
13, between the hours of 10 o'clock, n in , nnd
neon ALLAN A IIKHIt.
dtdtJlJ Secretary
"PD.MI'NO 11. MYP.ItS,
MAGNETIC HEALER,
Oir Yerk, l'i
Will be ut the Stevens Heuse, In this city, the
balance of this week, where patients tan re
celt 0 u eminent for Hiieuinatlsiu and ether Ills
cases. Jin7-2td
u
Nl)i:ilVi:AIt AND HOSIP.KY.
ellinireff nt nrlees less than everntrered Imi
tore, nt
llKCHTOLD'S.
Alse Woolen shirts. Comforts, Ceunterpanes,
Pants, Overalls, Mitts, nnd n nrietyef WI.V
TLH liOOIis, w hlch will be sold at very reduced
prices
0(Jseeuiv Pure Ice, FIIKK trem nny hewer
age, rrem Hechteld's Landing, nbevn the city
danat leasenablc rates
i:1mTctien 1 nev iiiteeTv t.s.
In order toreduceotir large stock or Fur
Itcuvers, Meltons, Kerseys nnd Corksciews for
Overceatings, 1 will, for thn next M days, inake
up toyeuronler, In tint-class stlc,ut greatly
redueeil prices. All garments nre guaranteed te
Ut perfect nnd only the best quality of trim
mings are lued
A. II. HO-tE.NSTEI.N,
FlnBTnllerini;.
37 North Queen street, opposite the Postellleo.
ih:h;iih1i:
i.SSIGNi:D P.STATH OP JOHN
S- strehm. late ir the city of Lancaster, new
deceased. 'I he undersigned nml I ter. appointed
te distribute the balance, remnlnlng inthe hands
of Jehn btiehm, Jr , nsslgncn by deed of volun
tary assignment for the benefit or creditors, te
nnd nmeue these legally entitled tethesnine,
will sit for that purpose en Wednesday, the 4th
daj or February, lwJ, at 10U o'clock n. m In thn
the Library H00111 of the Court Heuse, In thn
city or I-inciitiT, w here all persons Interested
In said distribution ma) nttend.
WM it WILSON,
Jan31ld3tw Auditor
a ssienhi) kstati: op phudkuicic
V S. Illelz, or the borough or Columbia, Lnu
caster county. Fredericks, ll'etzniid wife, etitic
boreughor Columbia, having by deed orveluu-tar-iisslgnmont,datedDeceinhcr'j:l,ll,assIgncd
nnd ImiisfeiTed all their estate nnd eirects te the
undcislgncd rer the bencllt et the creditors or
the said Fredeiick ". lllctr, he therefore gives
notice te ull persons Indebted te said assigner,
te make payment te the undersigned without
delay, and theso hav Ing claims te present them
te
iieiii, it ( .. r.t .i.-sa, Assignee,
iiesimngin uinciisier, l'a.
S. II. Hky.xelds,
D. VicMCLLKS,
Attorneys. JmiT-tttdU'
MIItAUD 1'IItU INHUHANOK
OT I'ANY OFPI1ILADKLPIIIA.
COM-
ALritcn H. (.illbtt, i'rcsldent.
James II. Ai.vone, Ylce Pres, and Ticas.
Kdwix F. Mkrrill. Secrctar-.
.1 tail's ll. Allev, AsssltantKecictary.
AMBTS-ONi: MILLION. TWO HUNDHED
AND HFTY-.NI.Ni: THOUSAND,
NINE IIINDHKI) AND hlXTY
hKVK.V DOLLAIPJ AND I'OIITV
Nl.NK CENTS.
All Invested In solid secu titles.
Lesses promptly nettled and paid,
RIPE & KADPPMAN, Agents,
NO. 10 WE-jT KINIJ STItKKT.
ectlmdM.WASK
T
MI.OKINO.
W.B. Nelsen & Ce.,
MlCDPORTIjNG TAILORS,
Ne. 121 NORTH QUEEN STREFf.
All the Latest bt) lea In
Foreign & Demestic Cleths.
A PERFECT FIT OUAltAXTEED.
We v. euld call pcclnl uttcnt'eu te our Cutting
Department, which Is In charg.i of Mr. NELSON,
who has has had eitcuded oxeerlenco In that
branch of the business with th( finest houses lit
the Enitern and Western cities,
7. 1885.
tmr
1)
HV tlOODS.
1885 -aDryGoeclst,- 1RR
1885 -sDryiGoedse- 1885
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
OwliigtniucrpriMluctlenby lunuurHrluivraund the ueuerul denressleti evtsllni' iliitlmr tlm
pastiar, DHY tloeUs lmve rrnvhrd the lowest lil ?s.rr kiinv ii W 11 lurs inmln lurwiViiiir.
I'liicis Housekeepers, nu epHirtunlt) Isetreied lebuylhein nt I'Atkkvikia mv
Dlonehcd nnd Unblonched MnBllnn,
Shoetlnira nnd Pillow MnnlliiH,
Blenched nnd Unbloneliod Tnble Llnen,
Niipklnn, ToweIh nnd Towellnir,
Qntlte nnd Blnnketn
IlllUSSHLS, TAPESTRY AND INGRAIN CARPETS.
1, ,;VlllnKh the Winter Yt cnthcr has nnh fairly set In we havestill l.uge iisseitiuents el dclra. fl
ble Dress .ch1.. Meiwls. Skirts, Ijulles' imiUlint's I nderwenr, llesleiy. C.leieselc, cle, w hie ,
hnve been luntkeilnl Very Lew Prices lechxe out ptlei toluenterj FI.IIIIP AllY lsr -. M
Ladies' Winter Wraps, Plusli Garments, Russian Circulars, New
markets and Misses' and Children's Coats,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
HAGER & BROTHER.
Ne. 25 West King Street,
J
OIIN S. fllVI.llK.
-New Year, 1885,-
We hnve rcsolved te rotluce our Htoek In overy Dopartment , umenp; thorn
CARPETS!
Onll nml eoe our stock , oxnmine the pntteruH ami Btyles nml mero partic
ularly the qualities ; mid we Rttnrantee prices lewer than you evor heard for
the Btime ciunlltlea.
NEW SPRING STYLES ARRIVING DAILY.
Autherized ArehUi for the
-Genuine Aurera Carpet Sweeper.4-
Over 400 sold Iti Liuicoster city nnd county. Everj' Oouulne Swoenor benrs
the firm nnme of JOHN S. OIVLEU & CO., LANCASTER. Our Store will be
closed titOpm, oxcept Saturday ovenltiRs, until further iiottce
3J0HN S. GIYLER & C0.
"V
arSTOIlK ftJ.V.V.7TA7 Jtf TKl.I.'l'HOXK'-i
Ne. 25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
pewniis .t iiuitsT.
ANUARY SALE
W I. Ml LI. ilPI'Elt Ol'i; sTOt K HI
WHITE, SCARLET and GREY BLANKETS
At llrritly ltcdm-ed l'rlciw. te tliw out llic r.ntlic Let, nt we de net nnnt Inrarrj llieii, i,r, ii,
season KcincmlKT, ncdcilnct in per rent riem every I mh sMi
COMFORTS.
Llei;antllne toclen tint with Inpcrient di'dnctcd (ruin in cry ( mil Sale I AN Hi
'T.'J.'5."" ',er J"'!,'1'' MIUE1I.NU ANHslimriMi Ml'SLlNs, Ijiruc Meck u
,.i,lMr1'!,Jlr'I!c.L'',,.J"l;,n.,'t'rJ'.l.'1.,,,,!'nl'' . Woepen Hm1 I'Xtninne.inalmemnJ'.aiid Is
Inch I'H.I.UM LASjL ll SI.INSnt Lew Prlcci, llh lepci cent deducted rren cvcit nth s lie
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
Black Silks and Black Cashmeres.
We offer them low, with lu percent dcdnctcil rre t ery I nih tale Picnic clve 111 a iiill h.
1 ou 111 be mim te nave money en enr purchases or in
avOurbtnre will closed nt tip m , except satnrdajs, until tin thcr notice
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
vri'.XT neon te tiii: cepht iieuhp.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
REDUCTION I N PRICES.
LAMES' and CHILDREN'S
Te Effect Itapld Sales of IjidliVand Chlldren'n CeaU dnrlni,' the MONTH 01' JAM'AIIV, we
hayeinadun Lare Itciliictlen In Prices. Ihoseatlll In want should sce thcin.
R, E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse.
VyilAT Willi you nuv ?
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
M ETZG E R & HA U G H M A N 'S.
A LADY'S COAT. A OIltL'd COAT. A PAISLEY hllAWL. A HLANKET .SHAWL. A IILAUK
Tiuiim shawl, a iilackhilk nituss, aulack casiimkue. a cloth ununt
OK ANY COLOIt. A CALICO DltEhS. A I'Alll Or' 1ILANKKTS,
A COU.NTEItl'ANK. AOAUPET. A PIECE
I.l.NE.N OU COTTON. All PMltltELLAOr' SILK, ALI'ACA OU UINUHAM. A UOSSA.ME
t'Olt ANY OP YOimHUIENIIsOUA.NYTHINH ELSE l.N Olllt LINE YOU
CAN IIUY AT HIE VEltY HOTTOM PltlCES.
letzger & HallgllmaIl,s, Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER.
43 lietwccn the Cooper Ileimmuid Serrel Herse Hetel.
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BARGAINS!
SHIRK'S CARPET HA ',.
Selling Off te Clese Business. I jv
EVERYTHING MUST POSITIVELY HE SOLD.
iilanVets
ALL AT A SACRIFICE.
prompt Attention Given te tlie Manufacture of Hat; Ciupets te Order nt
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL
Oer. West King and Water Sta., Lancaster, Pa.
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Lancaster, Pa.
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CARPETS! 4
COMFORTS.
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ill l-ou Pilcc,
COATS Reduced in Price.
Lancaster, Pa.
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