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!"AN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
OttHAFtZEIt rett THE WOltKISQ POOH
01 celvxbia.
, " WhiAr Taking Held of llioOreniilintleii-Tlie
Jtji Celnml.U "Herald" Change lUml.
IU nijtery Itecounted Dentil of IF.
II. E1ck nercttgh Urlefn.
VamlnrrnrminnnilAnwel iNTELLtaKSfCXR.
W i, CettntntA, Jnn. R The Columbia in-
iltMlrlil sctioei vvns efk:u"'u" "j
afternoon In Iho opera liotise ly leader or
the relief mioclnllen. It will, however, be n
distinct orgtmlaillen from the wwoeliitlen.
The meeting wis cnlleil te onler liy Mrs. 8.
II. Purple ir prcslden. ire tent, with Mr,
l.lla Wclser an Becrctnry pre tern. The fol
lowing orK'inlzalleii wiw thou ellecteil :
President Mr. Sterllng Smltli.
Vlce President lr. Gen. .Velili.
Treasurer -Mr-. Susan A. Olven.
Iloem Committee Mr-t. S. H. Purple.;.,!!-
J. C. Hest mid Miss Sallle Mej-crx.
Purchasing Cemmittee Mr. I). C. Wunn,
Mrs. W. It. Xevvlen and Mrs. Atlnin Max Max
ten. Cutting Out Commllteo Mr. Sue Piirgiu
son, Mn. fillii Veier 'nntl Mrs. MIe
nvans.
Teacliers Mrs. P. 8. Ilriigli, Mrs. Mary
Mewcrv, Mm, r.llcn Sli.it.-cr, Mrs. A. C.
Gullcs,Mrs. Mnggie Steinhelser, Mrs. W. iC.
Xovvlen. Mm. Adam Maxton, Mrs. Julia
Knitffinnn, Mrs. P. (', Waini, Mrs. J. 0.
Hew, Mrs. Kev. Gee. YV. l.ly, Mr-. 11 K.
Smith, Misses Sadle Cowden, 1'intmi tteil
scckernud Mary llurr.
The following was oflerod and ndopted :
Jlewlvcil, That any child or person nuk
ing a garment will lionllevvetl tiiluve It as
their own.
A meeting will be held In the room of the
Columbia band en Saturday afternoon.
The Columbia "HernM" Clianses Ilaml.
The Celumbh Herald, under Its new edi
tor, Mr. E. J. Miller, el Hldgway, i:ik
county, Pa., inade its nppoAiimce this morn
ing, and Is as bright and spicy as evor. The
wcekly was sold te Mr. Miller by that Jelly,
amiable, offlcient Journalist, Vt. Hayes Orler,
en Jnn. 1st, 1SS5. Mr. Orler was Instrumental
In establishing the Herald, which paper was
brought Inte oxlstence in lSOO, with Oeorge
Yeung, jr., nntlW. Hayes Orier, Its publish
era, In O-tober, 1574, Mr. Yeung rotlred,
4nnd wus succeeded byS. P. Modern ell, wlie
continued with Mr. Orier until Jan. 1st. 17(5.
Mr. Moderwcll then opened a job office en
Frent Htroet, and his place en the ITerald
was taken by Kebert Ittsk, new en the I-an
raster JUnminer. On January 1st, 1S7S, Mr.
Gricr became sole owner and editor, and
continued se until selling te Mr. Miller.
That Mr. Grler ha-s madothe Herald a
Buccess, no ene doubts. It was Democratic
te the backbone, and is considered by seme
the leading Democratic weekly organ in
ceutral Pennsylvania. Its editors aluavs
supported and advocated the causoeftho
Democracy with untlrlngcnergy and marked
judgment. Te him is due the cnvlable
reputation of the Herald.
Mr. Miller comes nmeng us net as en
amateur In newspaper liuslnesi ; for 15 years
he ably edited tlie Klk Democrat. His
family are new residing en North Second
street, beyond Cherry.
The Herald will coutlnue n Domecratlc
Journal, and although having illsposed of the
paper, Mr. Grid's contributions will often be
leunil In Its columns. The family of the old
editor will lcmaln in Columbia, as will also
Mr. Gricr himself, but his thne and attention
horeaftcr will be entirely directed te the
"duties of hiselllce superintendent of public
printing.
Death of II. It. llcli.
II. B. I.sslck, aq;ed W years, died of con
sumption, at his home en llothel Hill, this
morning at thrce o'clock. His health has
always been peer, but recently It falled him
rapidly. His remains will e taken te the
Prcsbyteiinn church, en Monday, nt 2 p. in.,
and ateii. in., will be intcrretl hi Mount
Botlfblcemetcry. Deceased was ene ofCelum-
uui'sicauing citizens, nun any ami nil goon
work he was connected with. An elderiu
the Presbvterian church, and assistant Buper-
Intondeillu tlie Sunday school, his words
nnu prcsonce wilt de mmeil ny tnein with
whom he associated. The peer also losea
friend, ler Mr. Is3lck was kind and liberal
te them. Hocameto Columbia In or about
1313, from rraukllu county, Pennsylvania,
te accept n clerksldp in the nfllce of collector
of canal tells, but about a years later, he let!
and went te Menreo county, La. There he
studied for the law, was admitted te the
bur and practiced for several years. Alter
being admitted te the bar, lid married Miss
Ann Bethel Helse, of Columbia, who resided
lit the Seuth with him several years. w hen
they again returned te Columbia. In ene of
Jeseph ntts houses, en I lout street, he
practiced law for heveral.v ears, butgave it up
te accept tlie management of thollelso estate,
which position he retained till death ended
his useful career.
An Uupro.ekci! Aitciult.
Charles Struck, en the 14th of November,
lii), committed an unpio.ekod assault ami
batturyupen I.dwiinl llmdy, Ixivs loller in
the Susquehanna rolling null, striking him
en tlie head with a leaded raiiu tube, and
inflicting two ugly wounds, nilbrts were
made te capture .-struck, but he managed te
clude the olllcers. This morning, in com
pany with his Cither, Olllcer Struck, he wus
taken lefore Squire Kteiis and giien a hear
ing. He was placed under feo bail forap ferap forap
pminmce at cenru
Unruuli Urirf.
Mack's brouery Is new called the Thiid
Wanl hotel, and Tlora Heuck Is proprietor.
A Chinese laundry has been established ou
Walnut street, nearThlrd.
Soveral Columbians spent yesterday visit
ing the rinks in Reading.
The firm of lteycr it Knutlman, of the
American Steam Heater cempanv, has lieen
dissolved.
A barrel of flue oranges were sent Mr.
Henry Mlnnlcli, by his seu Harrv from
1 lerlila yesterday.
Mazic 1" Cooper, who married a Kansas
gcutlciuan bemu months age, Is rejwrtcd te
be dying. Her mother left ter her daughter's
home last evening.
TJie tegular monthly businesi meeting of
the Columbia .school beard will lie heht in
council chamber this mening.
Cnlen service will be held iu the Hethel
Church of Ged thisevuilng, when the pas
tor, Itev. J. P. Molxell, will deliver nn ad
dress en Prayer ler l.unlllcs ami instruc
tion of yeutlu"
Osceola tribe, N'e. 11, 1. 0. II. M., meets In
e Herald building, this evening.
Jehn Kaulluiau, brakcmaii uu P. It. II.,
lialf-aud-half shifter hi tlie west yaul, had
his nese breken last evening bv u switch
lever, which he was about turning Hying
suddenly out of nlnce and striking him.
Peter Hodcnheiser and Pred. Snyder had
n light In n Walnut Hit cot saloon, last even
ing, but befere great damnge had )uu ilone
te either, they were narted. Together they
lett thosaleou, nud vshen in front of a vacant
let en Walnut htreet again clinched. "Unde
Kred"wa3n little tee miicli for Petcr, nml
gavp him a sound tlirushlng.
A young lad attempted te jump en the steps
of llogenteglcr's grocery More a day ortwe
nge, missed his footing mid loll amongst n
let of crocks, broaklugeverndozon of them.
The lollewlng persons have been olected
officers ler 1SS0, of the United Brethren Sim
day schoel: Superlntandent. JnsobSneath :
assistant, Uriali Sonrlwer; libra ,, David
Welsh : secretary, W. K. King reasurer,
Jno. Klingbeil.
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The Old liberty Hell."
The special train cai ryiug the com nilttce of
the "Philadelphia citv councils In charge of
the "old liberty bell" en the way te the Sew
Orleans Exposition, will arrlve'ln U-mcaster
en Friday, Januarj-SSd, about neon, teinaln
Ing long uueugh toglve citizens n chnncote
View It. The exact lime of the ai rlv id will be
given hereafter. This Is the substance of a
communication rwolved by Mayer Resen
tnlllcr.freiuR. 1. Pyle, I'lillnUelphia, chair
man or the coinmiltce having the Hhlnnlni In
chnige. "
yulte n Dlncn-nret
The commissioners of Northampton have
fixed tlie salary of tlie solicitor at MOO, but
liave given him additional work of solicitor
for peer directors-lf they npjireve, v h Ich they
no doubt will. Last year this ofllce paid
8700. The pay or the janitor was llxed at
SL30 a day the year round, or tt'4M per
year. IasI year tlie pay was $1.40 a uav.
Janitor Seliell, of thU veuutv, rejoices In an
annual Hilary or 1,000. Quite a dltl'orenco I
About the hlatleu Heme.
Sevc;ilpcn ledgcM wlie occupied the station
Louse en AVeditesilay evcuiiig, were dls
charged tlili morning.
Thrue gatoline llglus vvcre reported as net
burning en Wednewlay night.
the reu.Titv siteir.
A Fine Kill Ibltlmi nf Itnrn Hint, einn of Iho
Notable Inhibit.
Tlie entries at the poultry exhibition In jxist
ofllee building arc new all In place nml the
room presents quite an nttractlveai)pi,araius
The number or exhibits Is smaller than here
tofore, but the quality of the birds Is equal
te any evor exhibited here, Thcse comprise
specimens nf all the popular varieties of low Is
and pigeons. A ilr of line pea-fowls enter
ed by Jehn Gresh, of Laudlsville. attract
much attention, as does also the 45 eund
brenze turkey entered bv Samuel O. l.ngle,
of Marietta. There are ether turkeys In the
show almost us large, together with white
turkevs and Pekln nud Rouen ducks. The
largest exhibitor of fowls is Mr. J. "s. Hoi Hei Hoi
ceinle, of Ijunlicrtville N. J., and the largist
exhibitor of pigeons Is Jehn 11 '-chnin.eftlils
citv.
The heavier birds are already being
weighed, and the judceswlllsoeiusmnnenco
making their award or premiums. Geerge
O. Breun, or Baltimore, Is the Judge or
iieultry mid Charles Becker, or Baltimore,
liidce of tiltrcens.
Prank II. llumphrevllle, efthlselt.v. Is the
only exhibitor or incubators. He exhibits n
" Success " hatcher, but it contains no eggs,
and therefore no chicks will be hatched.
Thu Cne of Altlprmnu SpiiriliT.
At the Saturday morning session of court,
Alderman Spurrier was sentenced by the
court te pay the costs or tlie prosecution in
the suit for extortion brought by thece.mty
commissioners, te give security te pay the
sune in ten davs or te stand committed until
thoscntenee wascemplictl vvitli. Aldennan
Spurrier did neither. After tlie imposition
of the sentence tlie alderman seated liiniself
nt tlie sheriffs desk and when that ntllci.il
and his deputy were engaged In ether busi
ness, be walked out et the court room. He
was sent for en Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday, and although premising te enter
security for the payment of the costs up te 2
e clock tins anernoen no nas net uone s(,.
might fire In u faint simp.
A slight tire occurred et the paint shop of
Jehn F. Leng, iu Roberts' building, North
Prince street tills morning. Mr. Leng was
mixing colors, and while using a can of ter
pentine went tee near the stove nml it caught
tire. He rati w ith the can towards tlie deer,
te threw it lit the street, but befere reaclilns
the deer w as obliged te drop it. Tlie dames
from the burning turpentine set llre te tlie
deer and it was badly charred. A couple of
gcntlcmdn passing nt thu tlme procured
water and extinguished the Haines. The tire
department was called out, but their scrv ices
were net required, Mr. Leng's right hand
was badly burnt and his face was scorched.
Ma'iinrrcher OHIrrrs lltrctett
At a meeting held en Monday evening or
the Miennorclier scK'lciv, the following beard
of directors was elcctcd : Henry Gerhart, J.
A. Burger, Christ Gitlich, O. Ore-zingcr,
Henry Decrr, William Wehlsen, Christ.
Rlummcnsteck. J. P. Sternifcltz, Philip Gln
der, Oeorge Pfeiffcr, Edward Eberman, Gee.
Shulmvcrand Frederick Heclcl.
The IxMird of tllrecters organized Wetlucs
tlnv ev ening by electing the following named
efllccrs :
President Henry tJcrhart
Vice President William Wehlsen.
Secretiry Oeorge ITelllcr.
Treasurer Oustav. Gnczlngcr.
The Skntlns Itluk.
The sum realized at the Imcaster skating
rink last evening wa given te thoseup fund.
The crowd In attendonce was net large, but
the entertainment was tirst class. There was
nil kinds of skating by Pret Norris, Master
Wlllie Martin and Uracle Ixigue imd Jle-ssrs.
.Miller and DnvK and tlie audlence was
ldghlv lcased. Chen) operas is supxed te
have been the cause of the small house,
The receipts at tlie Lancaster rink which
go te thoseup fund amount te JS.75. A large
nuinber or tickets vi erosehl te persons who
did net attend.
At the Ma'iinercher rink te-night Harry
Wcndltz, Jehn Mercer and Jehn Smith will
haven tnllenicc.
Tim IlehcTldevca,
Peter Short and Frank Boyd were heard
by Alderman Barr this afternoon en Koveral
charges or larceny. Henry Martin, brlek
niaker, Identified n lap blanket stolen from
his carriage, found in it trunk left nt Jehn
Remick's heuse by Short and Boyd. Jeseph
Habccker identified a role, sold' hv Boyd,
te Frank Sellers as having been stolen from
ids buggy. Dr. Scliaub Identified nrnbe which
Boyd anil Short had tried te pawn In Phila
delphia as having been stolen from him en
Christmas. The defendants were committed
in default or ball for trial at tlie January
court or qunrter sessions en the threo charges
heard. '1 here is another easeatrainst the ac
cused for stealing a rebe rrem Harry Lliitucr
which will be heard when Mt Llntner ro re
tums home.
ItesTieIr Oicrllnn.
I.ast night the eastern city reserveii was
ovcrllevied, but no damage was done, tlie
waste water Turning dew u tlie slulee con cen
strueted for the purpose, and (lowing down
the GrotUtewn read. The overflow was
caused by the step between the two basins
being Inadvertently closed by Mr. Hartmnn,
the Intention being te only partly clese It se
that the water would raise a little ami over ever over
llew tlie ice, and then lreezc, thus making
tlie ies thicker.
Tu.cs nud Hulartes lu Herk.
The commissioners of Berks county have
(Kill the tix rate for the present year at :i.,
mills. Last year the rate was -2'j mills.
The salary beard has fixed the salaries of the
deputies named as fellows : Deputy pro pre pro
thenotnry, S1200peramium ; deputv rcconlei,
?iKK) i two transcribing clerks, f7i!0 each;
deputy clerk el the quarter sessiens, iCm).
Tbu Jamuir fJiiftrterSes-luii Court.
District Attorney Fberly Issued tlie trial
list for the January quarter sessions court to
day. It has en it 101 cases, or which 01 have
been returned te the present term. Soveral
of the magistrates have yet te niake their ro re
turus and the list will net lie cnmplcte until
Friday of next week when tlie Inti:i i.iui:s.
ri.n will publish the revised list.
Death of a Itallrn.itlei.
Christian Maun, an e'i! and faithful em em
peoye of the Pennsylvania rniliead company,
died at Dlllurvllle yesterday morning. IIe
had been lu tlie employ of the company for
twenty-slx jcais. He was about 4.1vears old
and leaves a wlfe and two children. llisic
mains villi be taken toMiddletown lerburini.
The Sii-fiurhanna.
A special from Pert Deixisit statM that the
Susqiiuhaiinn rlvcrnt tliat point continues te
fall, and the gorges nt various points are
wearing nwny quietly nud rapidly. Theie Is
uonpprehenslen of lurthcr treuble from the
Ice new remaining In the river. With n few
inore days offuverablo weather the river will
be almost clear of ice.
Frank Cnnfctduu if S.id Kxperlence.
Frem tlie N'eu Km
Wlien ene new spai,icr takes up the busIuesH
of advising n contcmier.iry hew te manage
Itsnllnlrs, and loses Its temncr when Its ad
vice Is unheeded, the inference is Irresistible
Hint it has very little business of its own te
leek nfler and Is likely te have still less.
The Tux Kate l'luil.
The county commlsiencrs this morning
llxed the tax rate for county purposes for the
year lSsIi at 'ii mills. This Is tlie same rate
llxed ler 1SSI. The days or nppil for 1SS5
were also llxed.
Appointed Tlp.tal!'.
The county commissioners this morning
npjiehited Jehn C. Graham tlt.tair, te till the
vacancy caused by the death or Frederick
Miller.
siuiirr. sale
The sherlll has posted bills for the sales of
tlioie.il cstitoerc. A. Leehernnd Jacob B.
liuber, ou SUurday, January 17.
Fuiienil uf FrrilerUU Miller.
Tlie funeral r Freilerick Miller took tilace
this afternoon, mid was target v nttcmled.
Tim tlnstaves oftlie court attemleTl In a beilv.
At the Soup Heu-e.
The number of rations dlti United ntlhe
N0U heuse te-day was. 1211.
I lime I. ic n deuftueniteiirten veain, undiur
tlully dent lu the ether ler tweiunntlws have
been Heated by ear simelalty doelem nud i.
cclved no liencflt. Ritvliiif umsl Wy' t'reum
.. uiimjwi u iiiuuiu i iiuiiiiiyaul crcuiiy
improved, uud can bear well nnd consider It a
IUOdt VAlllRhlnmiliralF f 1iu, tilan ,tuiil ,n,-l.
viltli diepiiles of uniceu. Inte my thruat ami
luii. ,. im v.,.-,,, niucji irnuities unto jiuveen.
t rely dliuipwared - II l, Vme. Upiier I.Ile,
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DEATHS
IUtbman. .Tiiniiary Mb, ls.sS, M niter ., fen of
tVilltani ll.tnut Marj A. lUteninn, ngnt til j cars,
b months uiul 3i.i
The relatives and frlciuls of tlie faintly nre re
iectfiilly Invited te (ttteiul the fiuier.il, from
bis parents' residence. Ne. 41 Kast ..lug street,
en Vrldsy afternoon ut . e'l lock
llv.nn-. tnn MSS.V, In S-trnsbnrR boreucb. Msrj'
K IU it, of Denver, Colerado.
Iho telattvctnnil fileiuts nf the fiimll nre rv
licctfnlly Invited te nttrnd the fnncml, from
tboresMenceof Mrs CuthirlneAliier, In stms-bui-g
boreupb, en 1'rlday nfternoen nt 1 o'clock,
service at I enseneckcr' Mrctliift" ltee nt .
o'clock Jttptil
TnerT. In thleltj. en the cth lnt., Jennie,
VTife of llcnj t. rinut. In theStt year efber age.
The relntlvcs mid friends of the funllj nreir
spectfnlly Invited te nttend the funeral, from
her hubum.' lesldence, Ne .lis south Water
stiret, en Friday nfternoen nt a o'cleek Inter
ment nt Woednordltlll eenietery J7.td
Sxtkeii. At l'lillailelpliti, liiimnry Tlh, tnro tnre tnro
llne .wire of Albert W Mivder, In the Stub
year of her age.
Funeral from t'eiinsjlvnnta mil rend depot
nturdij, the luih Inst ,ntl0n m Jsjt
XI UKETS.
I'ldlsdelpbl.l VI irket.
I'miADKLHiiA, Jnn s Fleur firm but morn
quiet .superfine, r-'Seff-TSs Kxlra. 11 7Af?a ll':
Fenn'ii. tumtlv . M 3;Hf1 7J i W Inter clears, f I SJIJ
fil37H-ditindghts,tav,7t7.V: Minn estraclear,
H "iyjiiav; iiermlRhts,f(2MSi 73 ; winter pit
ents, ft 7J15Wi )irinqdi, fl 7.gV CV
llve neiirnt JJ sig-l 37V(.
Wheat Unuer and In fair demand 1 N"n 2
Western lied, nt 87Vic : N'e. ado. nt Me; Ne. t
Fa. dn. Met Ve Slielnwnre. de. 1V3
lern mirket steadv but quiet: steamer.
tJV; Ne 1 vcllnw "nnd mixed, tg-V-' : V"
3 de, 4lliv
Oats tlrm nnd coeil demand ; Ne 1, While, nt
i.Ci Ne . de. V,i37c: Ne 3 de. 33s'.V.c ;
1-ejected. StSglHjC 1 Ne. 2 mixed, 3IV(g31lic
ItJ e stcadv nt tie
Mcds Hever Jlrm nt 760; 1 Inintli dull
nt It 41KJ1 50 : Fl ixeed scarce nt 1 is.
Wlntet bran Ilrm nt Jir-gW -V
Frevlslniis linn, jbut quiet 1 nies perk,
flltl3.V), lieefhiun, W.''g-Wi city mess beef,
fBWJII
llacnn. !dO'e : smoked bheutders. (V,7e ;
silt de, $ie?.'tc. smoked hams, WMSil-sc:
pickled de, ttg'.v,c.
I-ird ntcadv eltv refined, Tfle , Insr
Imtehej-s', flib'tfAiC , prime steam, , iv
llutter msikvt Ilrm nnd fatrl nette;
rreamer extras 3-:S3e : IV C and N de. 7
2c ; d ill v extras, !!&-.' : de geed te chetee, 2,1
lT--"c.
Uetls nt IM.i. parktiif butter, 7Q.3e
Krijs market steady : extras. S0ft31e
Ctieee nulet but ntisiriy i New erk I nil
t if.Hu. lM-.ilSe : tlhle Flats, choice, ltCj 1I0
full te prime. SWSltVie; Fcmira urt skims, .tS7e.
dorullde. h$V
i'etrelnuui dull ; Refined, 7 V
WbUkvdullnt It SO
N'cit 1irU turki t.
New Yer.x, Jnn. S Fleur state nnd Western
ilrm, vrlth n inrHterate demnud. Seutheni firm.
v lie.it very nirenit nnd 1G10 hlcher, with n
fair business ; Ne 1 White, ftje ; Ne. 2 lied.
ftH91e: Mnr.
V.g.'V: April, .H4
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1IUV, lOV-ttl-x
I ,,r - 6 1 t. lil,lier ln ilntt . Ml Teil V et
em, siml. STiJAIc : de future l!S,'iiC
lilts UfiUc hlcher ; mere uctlve; .Se, 2, teb,
XMc ibirih, .Vr-Vjic: Mav. ',UV,c; stile,
37S11-TC : Western, SitRlOe
l.liesiuck Frlce.
t'niCAUO Cuttle lieccipM ine hend , hlp
incuts, 3 00O bend ; mnrkct tend 5 und reihI
prades firm t experts, 9,g(l Mi . ceed te choice
1,200 nnd 1,100 peunders, JJ OCfif, ; medium t"
Keed. JAOOftJ Mi common te fslr, l Slfil tw : in
ferler te filr con-s, tl 50S3 M : Reed tn extni,
00t?t SJ , lexans, SIKxTfS -teckers fJ2ugllii.
feeders. WOOrflJ.)
IIers llecefpts. tI,M he-id. (-hlpmcuts, 4f
hend ; brisk demand nnd qnilltv Kieit : jirlces 53
loehlRher; rough packing Jt "J!!! 33; lineklns
shlpplnc, 2Wte Jsi peunders, fl teffl fi : llcht,
10) te 210 peunders, i 21x31 50 ; skliis, l 5fl lu
sheciv ltecclpts, 2f.) hed: Khlpnients, l,f)
head; mnrket stendv , eninmen tn filr ut 2 2",
(tl no ; medium te sis-d, f! 5iV,-1 10 . clinlce, M.(
t Oil ; lambs, 3j I 7
1.AST f.innRTV The livestock mirket were
dull te-day, with net much delne Ltittle were
steady, with n fair demand; prime. $: SOfJO 25;
fair te geed, $1 23a3 2V; common, IQl 5n. Ke
celpts, is3 head , shipments, none
lioj-swere slew: l'hilatlelphlus. ft 7531 'S):
Yorkers, fl50IG3; receipts, 3,210 head : iili
ments, 2,!iehcad.
sheep were quiet, but steady ; prime, $1 25t
450; fair te poed, ft i'.fi 1 ; enmmen, flffl; le
eelpt", 1,00 head ; shipments, l.tsai hend.
Wok Inrhels.
Quotations by Heed, McOrann Ce , Hankers,
Liiicnttf r. Fa.
11 v. v. 12 m. Ir 11
Missouri Faelllc ...
vitehliinii Central . .
New erK Central . S! J
New .lersej Central 3v.
Ohie Central IU
Del. Ijick. .t Western Nf-S S74J sij
Denver i Kle Grande . .0 0 fijj
Krle UU ll; IIS,
Kan sax A lexiu. .. . 10)4 K K
Lake shore . .... CZ 02 r.lt?
Chleige.t, N. W., com . . s;17 iv WJ.
N N .Out A Western .. 12
St. Paul . lJumlin. . 2W, 2VJ, 2ii
t'acllle Mall . ... Kit (3$J 5MJ
Itecheter ,t l'lttsbtirj,' . . 3
St Fuitl 73K 7k 73
Texas Faelllc ... 13 I3U IV,
ITnleii Faelllc 47V, J7K i-H
Wulia'h Common i & 5K
Wnbash Frclerred lift
Wcsl'n I nlen leltur.uili Ms: r(! 57
Louisville A Nashville . 25U
X Y, till. A it. I. 4,?
l.elilsh Vnlley ou 9 -0
LehlRh NiiTlRiitlnn tn. S9J S).
I'ennsytvanli Slk? 51K SPJ
Itendliic s 1 1-1,5 eW '
F. T. A lliiirale . . 3H M. 3
Northern Fnclflc Cem.... 17 17 17
Northern Faelllc Fief . . 10 ID 40
Hestenvllle
FhlladelphlaA hrle . .
Northern Central
Underground ....
Canada Southern se
OH 73 ri 71
I'oeplo's Passenger
Jcrncy Central
New Yerk.
Quotations by Associated Press
blocks strong Meney, l2e.
N'nw 1. erk Centra!
Krle Knllread
Ad ims i:xprcs
Michigan Central Itallread
Michigan southern liallread
Illinois tcnlral Itallrixul
tlev clam! & Pittsburg ltallreail
I hlcuge A Ueck Island Unllrend
Pittsburgh Feri Unyne Itallread
Western I nlen Telegraph Company .
Teledo A Wnbash ....
New .leivey tentnil
New .erk. Ontario A Western
1'lilLidelphl.i.
Quotations by Asseclited Ficss.
stocks steadyand dull
riilladclphln A Kile It. K
Heading Kalliead
l'euusvlvanlii Itillreiiil
... e-su
:.h!w
. 1.11
. t.
..&3
:..S
. ... 12
... S IMC
. . 5US
. im5
17
. 40
I. high Vnlley 1! dlmnd
I'nlli d Cempunles of New Jersey
Nerthenil'iuiilc
Northern Facllle Preferred
Northern Central Itnllieud
l.ehlgh N'nv brat Ien cnmpaii)
Soniten Itullreud ..
Central Transiierlailun teinpanv
Itnlliile. New Yerk A Fhlltiililphln
l.ttlleschuvlklll Itallread ....
32
.V7;n ,ii j:j;tisi:.ui:.vt:
rAXTLD.
M A yeunir married man who has had ten
ldemble nxnerleneu. want, n sltiiallrui as Imr
tender. Apply at this oiiice
WAXTFD.
A girl te de general hniuenurk Apply
at 32 Seuth Duke street lid
cn (S nrirt .veuth of mTluxmiy
UA-JJKJ.J (,oed te be Beld nt 11 very
heavy reduction, en ucceunl of leiueval te our
new store,'!-) North Qui en street,
NKU lOUK ANDVAlltsMlI.I.lNi:il CO,
JantMfd 22 West King st , l.nucatcr, I'.i
rnllt: CO-l'AUTNFIlSIIII' FXISiTINO
X between tenrad dnat am! Ainivi c (last.ns
pettern, hits been illasnlv ed by the death of Cen
nut liuat Ainest ast villi eentluue the btitd
nesas heretofeio, at the old stand, ou corner of
Prince nnd James utrects. laiucusierrltv
JamS-ttd AMOS C UAsl'
17ISTATF OF CONUAI) CAST, L.VTF OF
JJJ the city of Lancaster, deceased Letters
testnincntaiy en ild estate having been granted
te the undcritgned, nil persons Indebted thereto
ure lequcnted te make finmcdlate payment, nnd
Ihoe having claims or demands agaliut the
jine will present them wliheutdelav for settle
munt te ihe undersigned.
AMOsC. (i.VsT,
JACOB MILKY.
D.VNlKLIIAItfMAX,
JanssitdTh KieemerM
TJ1DLTON OIT.BA IIOL'SIl
ONE WKKK, tOMMKNtlSO
MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1885.
Matinees Wednesday A Saturday at 2 in
Just what the public want The People's Fepu-
Inr Prices.
.ADMISSION", 10 unit 20 C'KNTB Unserved
BeaW.UOc. extra Formic nt Openi Heuse etilce.
new open.
MEW YORK
ft
ritESKXTLS'lJ ALLTIIK LATKsT AMI MOST
FOFULAUNKW YOItK hUCCKsSEs,
At the extreme low AdmUlen of 10c, ltcerv cd
beats, 10c. extra,
Difforent Play Every Evening.
ie he roLLewiu nv
A ROARING FARCE 1
Don't forget the Fr(ce, lOc.
jfinKdd J, WETTLAUFElt, Slunnger.
sew a n rr.itris km i.wia.
Af iss m."m. rofmfert.
Ne. 337 XOItlll MMi: SIKItllT,
llRKSsMAKlxo.tlTTisesndKimxoli) ttiedterc
Finise svstvm JsAtli't
rpui: ANNUAL MlIiri'IXlT OF THU
L Moekhelders of the Fanners' Northern
Market Company " w III be bold In their ettlee In
the market house, en Mmidnv, .InniiarylStli, nt .
o'clock ii, in., te elect DlU'elers te nerve iboen ibeen
nlngjnir. 1IKN.I. ltlTl It.
.secretnry.
Lamcasteii, Jnnunrj ,Mli. l-M. JanltfttdAuvr
TTU.l'.CTION NOT1C11
ii Tiik KAnrrns Maukkt ItersitCe.,
I.nenter, 1'n.
Thennuunl meetlnEer stockholders nud elec
tion fat l)lri'Ctornrthlseeniinv lll be held
ntliH rt Kind street, en H'T.sI., JAN.
IT, between the hours nf in o'eleek, n. m , mid
nimn. ALLAN A IlKltlt.
(UidtJI- M-cretiirv.
pDMFNM) R MY FltS
MAGNETIC HEALER,
Or nnk, l' ,
Will lie nt the Stevens Heuse, In this city, the
balance of this week, where tutlctits can te te
eelve tiiitment fur Itheuiiintlsiii and ether Dls
ease Jan7 2td
RnnucTtex IN OVLKCOATS.
In order tn reduce our large stock of Fur
Heavers. Meltons, hersevs nnd Ceikscrews for
Ov crceatlngs, 1 w 111. f.u the next fit) d 15 s. make
up te jourenler. In ilrst elsss slle,ut grently
reduced prices All giirmeuts nregimrantced te
lit perfect mid enl the test qmllly or trim
mlngsnre ined
V II UOsl.SsTKlN,
Flne Tallin lug
37 North Queen stivet, opposite the I'ostetllce
!ii2IS,mdli
T ANC.VSI'FU COMMFHC1VL COL-I-J
I.Ki.K.
Ne. lOVS KAsI MSI, SI liKKT
Open diynnd eviniug Instruction tn lhoe
timiiehcs best ndxpted te biisnss pursuits
0Hii ngnlli en Mend iv . .Innuiry ,Mh l.ndersed
nud isitninlzed b our bMdlng buslne men
send or call ter tltiiilni glitnn: lull Infeimi
ttnn Address,
Mil-: Itml III Wl.IDI. Kit, Frln.
rp I'M Oils. a A ltl'LF. THFIH
1. ci-ewth u miHteniuli -teadv. but slew :
they llnull) enuc demh, either rapldl) ns Ter
evniniile, by suffocation orslewl,bv the hectic
of exhaustion und tain
lANCKIt. and Tl Mell" nt all kinds i uivd
without piln or using the knife : nle, skin Dls
enes. tlirenlennd Frtvnte DUees mcceslull
tuited by
Illls. II li anil M A I.OMiAl.hlt
ellle,-13 K.ist V nlnnt stnvt. Ijincaster. Fa
I ensiilliitlnn free Js-3ldAw
Mll'.AM OF l)sl
tl RES
tll.VFFF.D llANDs. HI'S F.vcKASD VI.I.
ltOl'l.llNl.ssOF 1111. SKIS
It dot's net hurt like (lj cerlne
I'llK K, 10nnd2St'i:VT-,nl
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
Nes 137 AND 139 SOIlfll QFKKS SlItKl.T,
dccMtnid Ijincaster, Fa
T LtlisLAlTvi: NOTICI-T
I-i Netice is heiebj given that application
will be made te the I.egNlatuienf PenusjlMiul i,
new in session, ler Iho p:isiiice of " An Act mak
lug nn iippropiiallen te the Heme for t riendless
Chlldien for the I'lty nnd I emitv of Ijincaster '
The eb'ect tielng the erecllen or enlargement of
buildings sufficient te uccommedsto hemelesi
nnd destltille chlldn'n ev er tw e nnd under four
venrs or nge. prohibited bv Act of IsnI, from
maintenance in the I euntv Peer Heuse
D VSll I IIKP.lt.
VVIl 1 I. M VIYF.K,
III l.ll 1! FFI.TON,
Jans-ltilTh Committee
I N OHUIXANC13 IT) CtiANOC TIIF
V nninu of Concord Allev te be hereafter
known as Concord street
IIe It ordained by select nnd Common t euuclls
of the city of Lancaster, that Concord Alley, in
said city, extending from lirant street north nerth
viard, b, tween Mulberrv und Charlette tnets.
tie hereafter known as Concord street
I .aiicantcr. Fa.. January 7, ls0
ltemt In Coiuinen Council nnd adopted iinnnl
meiisly KOIIhltT JI. llOI.KNIL's,
President of Common Council
Attest Jacod M. CiULLA", Clerk C. C.
Lancaster, Pn,, Jnnunry 7, 10
Kcnd lu 'elect Council nnd ndepted iinnul
mensly. ItOlH.ItT A. KVANS,
President or Select Council
Attejt : ISre. 11. KicLLLIt. I lerk L
Approved dnnunrv H, lss3
D P KOSKN'Mll.I.KII,
Jansjld Majer
a:
T I1URSK
COFFEES! COFFEES!!
Just received nn Invoice of line strong Hlo
Ceflee Can't fall te give satisfaction tn levers
of strong coffee.
Mandehling Java.
Just leceivednn invoice of Flne Mnndehllng
CetTee. la veauselp, whlehwlllmnkc younreyal
eupef rlch.clegnnt cetfee JnvaCeifees Improve
en age, net te with Ule, It villi lone Its qu'ilfty
Fini. VnvniAsMecnA CerrEE
choice I.ini'AWivH CerrEE
ItlCIl UUATEMAI.A COirEE.
rs-dteincmbcrwebuv our feiTen nil green nnd
lull e them roasted hem nlmeit dally, therefore
hive I hem fresh
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET.
TJiQUITAIlLn L1FI3 INSURANOK CO.M
Jll l'ANY.
Assets,
854,000,000.
Surplus,
812,000,000.
Inilispulalile CreJiter-." Assurance Equitable Life
Insurance Company.
The only lluslnes Man's Policy w rttten, pay
able In ll),lSer2iJ)enrs, and lien forfeltuble niter
3 j ears. The pnfest InreHtment nnd best paying
one.
EQL'ITAIILK DOES THE LAItllKsT INSUIt.
IsUIIA.VCK lIUsISKss IN '1HE WOULD.
W. J. MADDEN,
10 NORTH QUEEN' ST
WniTE ren LvronsiATies.
CiOTu'FFnOCLANlATieN. "
' Whereas, the llnnerabln Jehn II. Living
i-len, President, and Honorable David W. Put Put
tersen. Law Associate Judge of the Cetivts of
Common Pleas In and for the county of I. an eas
ier, uud or the Courts of Oyer nnd 1 ermlncr nnd
(eneraUult Delivery and Quarter Sessions or
the Peace In nnd for the county of I-ancnstcr,
hav n Issued their pi ecept, te Inn directed, re
quiring me among ether things te make public
proclamation throughout my bailiwick, Hint n
l ourtet Over and Terminer und u OeneruIJnll
Delivery, ule n Court or l,eneml Quurter se
slonseftho Pejicennd Jul! Dillverv, will eom eem eom
inence In the Court Heuse, In the city of Ijinrns
ter, In the Common w enllh of Pennsj Ivunla,
O.S'IIIKTHIIIH MOSDAY IV JANFAItY,
( the ISth ), ISs3,
In pursiiaiice of which precept liublle notice Ik
hereby gl en te the Vlnjerand Aldermen of thu
City or Lancaster, In the mild count), nnd nil the
Justices el the Pence, the Corener and Con Cen Con
stnblesef the mild Clt nud County of Ijincas
ter, Hint they be then und there In their own
proper persons, vrlth their rolls, records nnd ex
aminations, und Inquisitions, and their own re
membiances, te de thrxn things nhlch te their
unices appertain In their behalf te be done ; und
also all these who will proccute against the
prisoners who lire, or then shall be. In the Jail or
of the mild County of Lancaster, are te be theh
nnd iheie te pmsicute against them as shall be
Just.
Dated at Lancaster, the JAth dav of December,
isst. .lOlfXII.IIHill,
Janl Stw&StdTh Mierltr,
AMV.SEMEXTS.
pULTON Ot'IIIlA IIOUHi:.
-ONI. WEKK
tOMMKN'CLS'O MONDAY, JANUAItY S, 18nS,
Sliitlnees Wednesday A .Saturday at 230.
Just what the nubile want First-class Comic
Opera nt the People's Popular Prices.
A OMISSION, in A 20 CENTS.
Itcscneil SentslOcentsextra. Fem&leut Opera
IlouteOlllcc, new open.
-SIXTH ASNl'AL TOUlt -
BENNETT & MOULTON'S
COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
KKPEItTOIKK:
MONDAY EVKXINIi--Th Mnbeet."
THKSDAY KVEN'INll "Olivette."
WEDNESDAY KVKNIXU "lllllee Tayler."
THUItSDAY i;Vi:.MMi-"t'lilmea of Ner.
niandy."
1(11) VY KVKNIXU Olivette."
SATl'ltDAY EVEN 1X11 "The Mnseet."
WEDNESDAY M ATINKE-" lllllee Tajler."
UATUltDA Y MATIN KK Flnafore."
The ejiems nrcscnted with every attention te
detail. Full Chorus uud Orchestra, etc.
Jl-tnd
-iia.vna fhem si run hundiu3d te
W the very Fluent Quality.
bio r,irtbn lleiirinl-. nf
y, lu package tultn-
IIAUTMAN's YELLOW FRONT ClUAIt
hTOKK,
.M.'IC AltVEHTl.SE.V EXT.s.
"lTiOUUFNT Till'. MFimtMAClIOUHF,
1 en North l'rlncestn-et, Willi part of slabllng.
Apply ntthe hotel Jitn3-,1ldltAHw
MFI'.HSCIIAFM AND IlIUAU I'lt'F.S
nnd Smokers, a choice let te select from,
nt prices that dety competition, nt
H.vltTMA.NS , F.I.I en FltOM'CKlAlt
SIOIIK
riiiiFA' cTn" AtitiTei-Y iuT'FnenT:
X. can equal the llnv ami bellow Frent Ac. Ci
gar, nt
11 vltTMAS's YKI.l.OW FltONT CIOAlt
SIOIIK.
mill'Y CAN ALL COt'Y, 1U1T SON 13
X enn equsl the llavnnn Aellew Fl-ent .V".
Cigar, nt
HAitTMAVs n;i,i,mv fiie.nt cieak
.MOItK.
I?01'
V Ft' I1K TKAs,
COFFEES HSt.sil ItOAstED DAILY,
llltVNl I.ATKII sii()Alt.r,Ve,
lioTeCI.AKKK'S,
Se s nest King street
DIVIliF.Nn NOTIC13.
the President nnd Mnniigers of the l.nu
raster A Susquehanna Turnpike ltead have de
clared u di blend of tun and five twelfths per
cent en the capital stock or theCnnipnnv, pavn
bio en demand Ht the nfllce or the '1 rviuui'cr
W P HltlN I ON. Treasurer.
Se as south Queen street
Jam-ahv Mh, 1S.S.V June, .ltd
B AllO A INS I HAUOAINSI
Ureal Inducements ettered tothe public bv
the undersigned, who am new selling eir their
entire stock of V lues and Liquors nt cost prices
Se 4.1 North Queen t , Ijiiicasler, Ptt
JnnMfd HOIHEAI.ACO
u
NDF.KWFAK AND UOStllHY.
selllnir ett nt nrlces less thmi eierellered be
ten-, nl
hkch.ei.D's
Alse Woolen shirts, I omferts, Ceunlci panes,
Pauls, Oiemlls, JUtu. nnd a variety or WIS
TKKliOODs, which will be sold at very reduced
prices
J-secur, l'ure Ice, I'ltEK rreui nu Miner
nge, rrem Iteehleld's l.aiidlng. nbove the ell
ibim. nt ivasennble rates
I ok sale en :.'. r.
IJlOll 1U3NT.
I1 A Dalrj liirin et 1 Acres In the City et
!.nucatcrnud Mnnhelin township rrem Aiirlt 1
Applv te J. M. llt'ltKK.
JvtfdAw Se ISS'erth DukuSliisit
-17OI. HUNT.
IJ Frem April 1st, or sooner If desired, thede
slrable residence Ne ,TuT East Kiug street, with
all modern cenv enlences I'erterms.ete ,npplv
at an East Mug street, Lancaster, Pn
JiinS-tfd .1 F. S1AFFKKU
TOlfHi.NT.
. A Ilrst etas- Dairy Farm, sitnste two miles
from Ijincaster A I ncre Let In 7th Wnnl, citv
A i ncre Let In sth Wnnl, city vvenil siimil
houses.
dSl-lmd Hlltsll A ltltO.
17IOK tlKNT.
1" At Ne 111 t'EV THE SQl'AllE, hented nsuus
en second nnd third tloers, sultnblc ter n seiini
stix'ss, etilce use or lodging purimses Poss, s
slen Vprll I Apply at
M HAHEnill'slPS,
Jan t tfd .") l'enn S,tinre
t nKsiit.vHi.r. i.ienim steiii colt
J. MALE Ihosteckot llqiinrs, gisMt will nnd
llxtures of n Ilrst class wlielesnle nud retail
liquor store offered at ptivnte sale, situntetl ill
reettv opposite the posteillcc, N'e 43 North Queen
Mtrvet, l.nneivster, Pa
JniuVtfd HOfsEAI. A te
TnTOiTunNT.
1" The store Iloem and Dwelling. .Sex Hand
II Seuth Queen street, Irem the nrst or Aiirll
next The store lias one or the best established
and largest w bob side nud letftll clgur und to
bacco customs In the city Apply te
W P. IIULSTON,
dIDtrd Ne 3S south Queen Street
Of-IS.SII'.IKL'.
TTIOIl A MAItTIN.
GLASSWARE. - - GLASSWARE.
AT
GHINAHALL.
n L AltE OFILUIXO A LINE OF
G L ASSWARE
AT SPECIAL PltlCES
CELLItV. CLASSES,
FKLirtlOWLs,
PllCHEItS, DISHEs.Ac
ULASs I.AMPs WITH FANC1 ( HlMNEYs
S Examine these goods before purchasing
High & Martin,
NO. 15 EAST KINO STREET,
LAXCASTEIt, PA
JIOOT.S A.VI SHOES.
MtOAINS IN HOLIDAY SI.PPI13M.S.
B
WM.H.GAST,
-N'O. 105 XOlini QUKEX STUEKl.
DKVLEItlX
Beets, Shoes and Robbers,
We hav e have e nice let of Fancy Slippers for
Christinas Presents, nt prices ranging rrem It 00
up. Alse n full linn of Medium Priced Heets,
shoes nnd Itubbers, which will be sold at the
lowest pesslblu prices New Is the time for bar
gains, whether In lleudy-made or J Ordered
Werk. We continue te lead nil ethirs In meas
ured vierk for ladles or gentlemen, and our Hne
French Calf Congress Heets or Hutten Shoes, for
tn jut, w e guurantee te be equal te any tsoisheo
te lie had anywhere. Iiy our new method we
overceuifliill sineuklng, which Is no objections
bio te many persons.
(JIVE tfd A
'IKIAI. jiSU yei;
PLEASED.
WILL UK
.sru'EuirAJtE.
13. CALDWF.LL A CO.
J.
J. E.
CALDWELL
& Ce.
HOLK AlltXTS IN AUK1IICA rOII THU ClUlilliTII."
Ekegren Watch,
c.'iivtiiSAti.vi'escKDEiiTOuitTiii; near mini ukidk
Watch in eicutexck
A Splendid Asuerliiient In nil the vailctlesef
Chronographs, Calendars, Itcpeaters nnd Plain
Timet g
Purchasers contemplating the selection of a
Flne Watch, should Investigate the merits or
Oil superb Timekeeper.
isgciKits iiy mail will rctivi:rr.oiii-TA!e
CAlltk'CL ATTESTIOX.
902 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
1 I HI
r
T
UY HOODS.
TT3
MAGER &
188S -9DryGoedst 1RRq
1885 -DryFGoedse- 1885
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. ''
,fflSfc.ttwi!jraeMja,t "i
chases, for Cash, of n the best makes or llivl, nnd ns this Is the nenseu for llin innrlnsn erV e le n
"JJjl, Ljiien IlisMts by Housekeepers, nn opportunity Is el.crcd tebuj I hem nt tAlltKMKI.v i.un
Blonehctl tiiul Unblouelioil MiifiHtin,
SlioetliiRS unit Pillow MunlitiB,
Dloneltoil iitut Uiiblonelioit Table Llnen,
Nnpkliifi, Toweln unit Towelliiff,
QulltH nml Blniiketfi
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY AND INGRAIN CARPETS.
Although the Intel n eulher has null fairly set In we line si III large iisserllnenta el deslm W ,
bio Dress Heeds, shnw Is .skirts, l.nilles' iiudlleutsl uderwcir Hosiery. Illnvesi te , etc.. wlilch Mi
hav e been marked at V or Lew Prices inclese out pilot te Inventor) PFlllt!' KY 1st ..-"P
Ladies' Winter Wraps, Plush Garments, Russian Circulars, New
markets and Misses'
AT REDUCED PRICES.
HAGER &
Ne. 25 West King Street,
J
OUN s. iiivlfi:.
-:-New Year, 1885.-
We have rosetvod te rodttpe our stoel: In overy Dopnrtnieitt , nmenrr tliem
CARPETS!
Call and eoe our stock , oxamlue the patterus ami styles and mero partlo partle
ulnrly the qualltles , nnd we fruarantoe prices lewer than you ever heard for
the satne qualltles,
NEW SPRIjNG STYLE-S ARRIVING DAILY.
Authorized A fronts for the
-Genuine Aurera Carpet Sweeper. -
Over-100 sold In Lancaster city and county Every Oonulne Swoepor bourn
the tlrm nnme of JOHN S. OIVDER & CO , LANCASTER. Our Store will be
closed at O p 111 , oxcept Saturday oveninRS, until further notice
J0rlN S. GIYLEK & C0:!
ee-STOllV CCXXECTEH
Ne. 25 East King Street,
OOWiilW .V HFILST.
ANUARY
1. Sll.U.I. OFFKIt
WHITE, SCARLET and GREY BLANKETS
At OrcHtly Itedueeil Prices, te elivsn out tin, Knilre Let, ns we ile net wmit tiiriirri tin in ,. rr I tie
feiiseii lleineinber, we (leiliiel 111 per eent Irnmever I usti "iile
COMFORTS.
LIrKiint line tnelnsmmt ltli II) tier cent li-tliirleil frnin k erv nslisul,- I VS ION FI. N.'i:i.-t
fnimSeenUpcr yunliip. ."Hl.mlMi AMI Slllll I'lMJ Ml'IL'LSs, Ijiririi "teek ut lw Price,
f u.h A. rTr..rrr': Jlr3 i'.-. Vl. '"- ever' Cash sale. We npen tivslnv cvtm line iinnlltle in n iiml li
Ineli I'lI.I.OW ( Abl. JIl'iLlNInt Lew l'rlees, ltli 1(1 per rent, ilcilucteil IreneveiTl 'i-li vile
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.
Black Silks and Black Cashmeres.
offer them low, with Iu percent ilcilucteil finni merj tuslisile I'leuse uwn us a mil, n.
j en will lie mini te save money en jour purchases of us
-Onr htore will rlesed nt r, p in., except sntunliij , until turtlier notice
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
-jti:xt deer te tup. ceniT liersr..
FAHNESTOCK'S.
REDUCTION
LADIES' and CHILDHEFS
TeKffect l.upldfcitleierLucllcs'nntlClilliliiii'Hl 0.1N ilurlng Iho JtO.NTll OF JAM' AIM, no
hnvu inailen Lurga Iteiliirtleiiln Priced, 'I time ntlll In wnnl should see tlieui
R. E. FAHNESTOGK
Next Doer te tlie Court Heuse.
"VrrllAT WILL YOtl 11UY?
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
-AT
M ETZG E R & HA U G H M A N'S.
A LADY'S COAT. A filKI.'rt COAT. A PAISLEY SHAWL. A lll.ANKKT hll.VWL. A III.ACK
Tllllli:i SHAWL. A 11LAC1CHILK DltEbS. A III.ACK CAMIMF.KF.. A CLOl'II Iti:i:tS
OFANYCOLOK. A CALICO DltKS. A I'AIlt OF JILAKKI.T3.
ACOUXTKItPA.Vi:. ACAIIPKT. A PIKC'K OF MUMI.I.V. A llAXDKUItCIULF OF Hll.l.,
LI.VF..V Oil COTTON-. An UMIlltKLLAOF SILK', ALPACA OU (iLVOIIAM. A llO-m.MI.
FOItANYOF YOUlt FltlK.VllS. Olt AN YTIIlMi F.LSK IN OUIt LLVF YOU
CAN 11UV ATT1IU VKUY IIOTI'OM PlllCKrt.
Metzger & Hauglmiaii's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER.
tt- lletueen the Cooper llniue nud Seriel llnnin Hetel.
CiuuK's ;aupi:t halu
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
Selling Off te Clese Business.
EVERYTHING MUST POSITIVELY HE SOLD.
A Full Line of 1IOIIY IlllUbSF.L-i, TAPESTY.nnil All Onule.ef I.VOKAIN CAUPET3, HUGS.
IILANKt'lS, COVfcltLinS mill OIL Cl.OlH, '
ALL AT A SACRIFICE.
Prompt Attention Given te the Manufacture of inf Curnctn te Older ut
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Oer. West King and Water Sts., Lancaster, Pa.
III . i
heeds.
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KROTHER
and Children's Coats. r
BROTHER.
Lancaster, Pa.
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"I I'.O F. ItATIIVON.
CARPETS! jf
11 V TELEI'IIOXEtkH
AV:-t.s
Lancaster, Pa.
SaTes
Ol'It iTOI K Ol
COMFORTS.
I N PRICES.
COATS Reduced in Price.
Lancaster, Pa.
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