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THE, LANgASyERPAUjY.IyELTIj&Ey.CEH. MONDAY FEKKUAKY 2, 1885.
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IwMtiii Lenttta te lh Cotkctlen of
;till 41 ' fMni.tr MUlnt.
Unniefta mx-lcty "n6t ' bit ' SnltinlnV '
JMiM xiauo'ciecic, rrosiaenu. .
m In ,Hie chair. Minutes of tne
hr meeting1 worn read nnd npprevcxlt
ilHiMivdln-tlvl Thn i1nnllmi In the
'kmnUleil 'nf ff. H. CmnlAdrVuV fort
J - - -, , . , t-t' v'-l ,11. 1Df IT '
R.:Ab..coinmlwten , reports for 1381, ami
IMS, nine volumes of tlie Pennsylvania op ep op
Wl'ee1olcit"sarTTjff and ' '""BO ell
iijLjepvt of the comptroller of currency
mCHM ijAtneaiier jirwer iur iwwmwi,
t IJnnitrt. Bulletin vnlume J, Ne. OjJ
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'Of His ivnnsyivnnta whhieui. a,
i Tjitifnulfir -Journal. July 25, l&MJi r
"I'flensrlfnnli Aimfrillturnl Society
ISMj.eKaniinatien of tlie .charges against
0ft Blirr, ue MU-S ev, ,uuuim
A, fl. iltathveni rerlert of cnmmls-
"or education Ter ibsi; uruteu
,1 0-13,; volmne 8d, Je 1-4, Index and
rase and Ifet of rwtonteos : a pamplet en
(brylnthellnwnflan Ijanguage, 72 pagtw
utMl bv H. R Ilatlivbtr t nroeeodiniM of
i ..m-if V.itnrnl SHAnrrvi. lMrt " ' 1RK-I !
ameduirs American Philosophical society,
Jfa 116 1 numerous pamnlileta, prosiiectuso-s
S - Ae:4 envolepoiofBisrapsi 13 dally papers
Era. Examiner, Inthllhibnchii) centain-S1-
Ins historical sketches. ...
nt.U JAnJIIna n II. r. ll,t,Art,fn rrt, . blaf wl
E, -1 , 1UU UUI.UHUIIO ...V ..... ... ......w..
v ei a glass jar in mm iuiiu uui.-hjii
:' and n lanre leaf of the mlniotte palm, from
.' Flerida, by 8. M. Hcner.. 'Dettle of larvie of
trJIiaiivy.ljeeilCH. Twe specimens ei jjninnn
Mihuura ami unjir egp. wome ei nincui nincui nincui
lanoeus Insect and thelr eggs. BoxornllH BexornllH BoxernllH
tletoe.'from Maryland, llottle containing a.
wheettjug. Meduvius nevenar iu, eggs and
young.
The report of the curators was read and ap
proved, und the report shows that during the
year 1884 thofellowlngspecimcns weroadded
te tlie musenm : 6mammals,7blrds,311uea,
3 reptiles, 4 crustaceans, 7 shells, 7 my rlapeds
10 aracluiUla, 200 entomological 'speclmcntt;
100 minerals, 130 botanical specimens,, Jl' an an an
irollileviS miscellaneous object. ,'
Te historical department I 10 apodmenj, 30
thvelenfjs pfhlstenc.il scraps.
'TTnlilinrri 40 Mound volumes. W serials
140 pamphlets, li photographs and ngray
inirs. Twelve original Djpers were read lie
fofe the society uurlng the year and pub
lished,"" Thirteen plants nnd animals vere
reported as bplng jipw te the county.
The treasurer: report was read and, ap
proved r the amount collected .during tlie
year 'from dues Ac., IM.387 ninemit ex'
pended H7.P0, leaving society indcbtexl te
the tre;surer f2.5a ....
Tlie socretary roiwrted that he had col cel col
tediomo dues -from dolinnuent members
slnce the treasurer's repert liad been made
(nitn'ntl that thtf 'ameuut collected paid all
indebtodnessandlofta lutancein 'the treii
sury lu favor of the, society.. , .
On motion .S.S. IUthven, a. JX. SnniSraiul
C A. lleinttsli, vvere appointeil a commlttee
te see' t wliat prlce the constitution and by
lavm could bd'printed.
Tlie eonstUutieu,ahilby-laws we're referrcd
te Dr. Stahr, S. M. Sener, and J. IV Wicker
sham for editlng and dellning duties of olll elll
ccrs. PRESERVIKO TUB HISTORY OF TUEC6lJNTr.
Tli'9 following resolution was unanimously
adepted: Jlcselvml, That ihe mombers of
the Ldimte.in (Sclentifle and Uisterical)
fccjety, of the city and county 'of Hancaster,
deslrothe co-eiioratlon and donations ef1 all
who are Interested in collating and preserv
ing tljO'histery or this wealthy and Interofct Interefct
Ing: Ceubty. Believing as -we de, through
tin.', liuli tot' oxparienco. that it will be potter'
te build en the foundation already laid than
te' dlvide the material, and bagiu ever again.
Outslde of the Smithsonian institution titers
,are fuw salaried Juntipnarips whose hnsiuess
Hi is te -collect and arrange liisteriail matter
for tlie fut n re liUteriam It is mainly a work
Of disinterested leve. Tliorefore, let all who
feel the Importance' f tills werlr, and are
Inspired with, Iho'desirdlo'aid It, bring te the
Heciety's rooms such material as he or she
can collect or furnish, where itwill boproj beproj boprej
eriycxedltovl and cared for by oxperiencod
"hands. , '
The following olU'cera were elocted for tlie
ensuing year : rresident, Hen. J. P. 'Wiok 'Wiek
crsham; vice presidents. Dr. J. IL Dublis
ahd, Charles A. Ileintlsh ; according secre secro socre
tary, S., M, Sener J corresponding secretary
Miss 13. V. Uakcr ; treasurer, Dr. S.S. Uatli Uatli
ven, librarian, Mrs. Ik D. Zcll i curators
Dr. H. ItathVert, J. S. Htahr, 8. M. Saner and
C. A. Helnltsh.
Mrs. .ull read some notes en' "Phoneinona
OI)sured in Window Gardening."
Hills for Academv of Natunil Science iro ire
ceediiigs and JJulletin and pestage ordered
te be paid.
The society ndjourjiecl te meet en Saturday,
Februarj 2$, at ;::30 iu tlie afternoon.
Falliuff Frem ft Vreclulee.
The liltlside at the head cf Slxtoeuth street,
Pittsburg, is steep for a distance and then the
descent, is bbeer downward for nearly a hun
dred feet j.Itbbert Sprout and Jehn McGul
gall, 'who are about eleven years old, live en
the hill, and early Saturday morning- started
te. thread, their way along a narrow pass te
the bottom. The lilUsIiIe was covered with
iee and tlie boys had geno only a fchert dis
tance, when both sliped ami began te roll
down the hill, shrieking for help all the tiuie
and making lrantiuerTiirlstesavu tliumselvcs.
The smooth ice otlered no foothold aqd'the
boys, alter rolling for fully 200 feet, drepKd
eer the high bluu te the rock beneath.
Sproul will probably dle. His skull was
fractured, an arm broken and his body hor
ribly cut and bruised. McGulgan oscaped
, AVilhii broken wrhtand a numbur-ef ievrtt
.dteMryrn "-nil
Preacher Kenten Spr'aklug II la JIluil. -The
Hev. It. Ileber New ten, of the Anthou
Memerial (P. E.) cliuich, Xew Yerk, made I
no nllusleu in his pulpit Sunday te the tut tut
ment that he was te be tried for heresy. In
the course of his discourse he said that In all
pt the writing of the ureut Teaclier tlicre
WU1- found, syine imperfect thought ; also f
" If.the teachings, Qf uemq men are te be bo be
He,vedthQ Uternal tlelng has kolectetl certain
individuals for huAverT and ordained that
ethers 'sliall be' consigned te everlasting dam
nation. Tlie doctrine means, according te
tills tlieery, that heuiu men are che.eu as the
objects of UeU'a taver und ethers are left te
fate. Such a theory is revolting te human
nature. Is th,ero npy wonder that tlie lint
irons of indignation ure barbed sjulnst Jtr"
A Strange IHdlng PUce.
Itebcrt A. Wallace, a preminent citizen of
Dull'ale, X. V., died iu April. 1S78. He left
four grown-up children by a former wife,
i laid n scontYifeIiiill Wur, Ilttlo"eno. I fl'he
I huond.-wife also lwd ii'ldaughter by a firmer
' husband. Onlils'dekh-bed ho.teld hh. elder
children tluit he had made a will pro
viding for them. After his demise no will
wus euiul..:riiu estate was settlud, and a year
later the Wlfe 'died, leaving the remaining
property te herchtldrcrr. A iiennit was ro re ro
cently ebtaineit, and the elder children have
opened thelr father's crave and have found
the missing will tucked away snugly in his
vest, and as tlie estate, which amounted te
thirty thousand dollars, has passed through
uvt'rupi!Uidsr.It i"ilotbeUpved there Uuul.
ciem left te warrant tarrying It into court.
Cel. Duffy's Iiumsnt Crept.
Frera, the Yerk .Age. '
Mr. 11. S. lleiniiel, who 'iu superlulending
the large farnt at1 Marietta, for Cel. JameM
Duffy, was In YerJc and ,purchaed fremlUl
KlndlgitSopilVefirio large mules ftir Mr.
Dully. Mr.' 'Heihdel roiierts' overj'thing iu
splendid condition about thy arm., llu raSed
en' tlie farm two theuwnd buslisU of avlifcat.
uiuu&uiiu uusncis ei corn, auu two Hun
dred and Ilfty tens of hay and forty thousand
pounds of tobacco. Up'ulse is. feeding sixty
head of stoent, Mr., Helndel, . practi
cal farmer and siiuh an uxcullrmt firm mi Mr
Dully's. under' thobuperliitondejioyof Mr.
4lclndul, cannot licjp but ba successful' In
raising large crpps,, . ' 'H
Clil)jly Offlcrt.
The sjniers efFrankUn and Marshall liave
eloeted (hi ClleiSnir trnrillnmnn. In nrn,lnl
UiTOxofcises'bil clats'day cf-coininenc9inut
In-iterf-sreiuwilel-jjjo,.Kclieiv
rMiuuiierwii U,J; f rantz.
JJlsterian C IJ. Schnedcr.
c PoeHrJ.,FMoyer. s
Proseutation Oration L. A
Salads'
WiAIaity fJwttfW.1I.WgS"r 5?
.YWeaictpriapr,"!. Apple.-
TjkAth"nV 4 'ViTrrrtsVC fanrs(t-Uii
. telegram fr6m .Pl'ttsbtirg, eoelyed last
evening, nnnouncej UiedeatUIu tliatcitv. en
Satunlay, c-BenJamin-IcOlain,--fermer
-ltruieut iii'JrfUicU;r,cjtiielefy.
V-t t.,... r . l ..i . . ' . . i
! rraiueuii)i,juinimr,'iJut.wjie.iia been in. jiweiver ler tne estute or (.lencral ilurney,
I1 ' v . tbe ".' ?" tll0J,a8t T or,8 'Va; Me was' w-itci yields an Ip'eome of nlieitt f lOO.OOu a
fyS ,"wnitrMI. I.VS? ?,b,JJ.,,'J.r. Jel). in year. As the general, whh Is 81 years of age,
i'l . OitV., HIS ntlUOlns Will .IlU brOll C lit Iiore for I "nirn. t,e trf er,Hl-ln,.l In l.n i,,,l,ln In (nU
r "'. l)L,'s,
A new AT THE Vri'OT.
Arrest of nne nr lhi KewiIIm of the llottle
nunc en ftalnnlnr Krl-nhiR.
Saturday eenlng a gang of drunken row
ay ejenwg ''K "' uruiiKi'ii row
rrJo!e in tlioennio,ifv"tliojtottlo
ssjiulev it jlhi I'fnqsylvanUi'thll.
rfbt and''l)ecanuli'very "noisy and dl-
tiles who pyeii
Gang" av
j-mil drnel and liccanutverv heNv
onlerly. Olllcer lleas, after telling tlicui te
Keep quiet, nun unaiiy nnlering tliem te
dlserse, which thev refused te de, nttcmpteil
te arrest James Mctlbidv. oneof tlit gang.
McQrndy resisted and 'drew n knlfe en
the efllcer, but tlie latter held en te
tlM prisoner add called for assistance. Win.
Urban, who went te the assistance of tlie
ofllcer, was knocked down and kicked, and
Olllcer lleas received n terrlble kick in tlie
abdomen fretii McOrady's heavy IkwU
Anotlietypflio'ganK'gotf held 6f Mctlrady's
knlfe and ran off with It McOrady was
landed In the lockup and lleas made com
plaint agalnsthlm before Alderman Spurrier,
of drunken and. -illsorderly conduct and ro re
slstlngan ofllerryrhlamonilng the accused
entered ball for n hearing err Wednesday
evcnlnc ntTJO.
Shortly after the arrest of McOrady another
'of the gang entered the depot whereltallrrud
lOlllcpr Hey w-jis talking ten friend. Walking
up te tliem the rufllans after calling the olllcer
oiiprebrious names struck him a terrible
blew-in the face foiling him te the ground
nnd cutting his lace badly. The fellow then
nourished a knife and threatened te cut any any any
ene who dared te tnke him, and did make a
lunge at one or the men who went te Hey's
assistance and cut a button from Jilsjce.il.
The fellow then ran off, and up te neon to
day had net been arrested. J
This afternoon Ofllcer S. II. Headm.m ar
rested Alfred IteidenKich, and Olllcer A.
Spcoeo arrested Daniel Tamany, jr. The
first en 'complaint' of Win. I'rlKin, and the
lasteu complaint of Jehn Hey for assault and
lialiery at tlie depot.
Rcldeubarh gave bail for a hearing before
Alderman Spurrier, en AVednesd.iy at 2 p.
MI J and Taniany for a hearing licfore
Alderman McConemy at I p. m. en Wednes
day. tnr. riitses jiuAr.iMi:i:r.i.
Anil iWrldrs te Umptey AiMltlen.il Wntrhuirn
or Iti Unn.
The prison beard met this merniug witli
all the members present. The usual bills
w ere approved. Henry Hershey wasawarded
tlie contract for furnishing, rye collee, te the
prison for tlie next-sfx' inenths,t at"
cents jer pound. The solicitor was in
structed te advertise for proposals for print
ing, the' annual report of the prison. Mr.
Carter was appointed a committee te purchnse
pigs ter prison no. Tlie bend of Ell 11.
Miller, assistant underkecper, in tlie sum of
$500 was approved The following resolu
tion etfered by Mr. Carter was unanimously
nderited-c re .
W nnM-,A.v'tBe Ijancister ronntyprisen
well-known ly tliiw Ikkird X6 tw In an
Is
in-
secure condition and
Whereas, Tlie grand Jury of tlie January
court of quarter sessions refused te prant re
lief by building a new prison cr jinprbfinjr
thn present building, thorefero "
Iteielvcd, That the keeper is autheri7Cd te
employ additional watchmen when in Ills
discretion the same is necessary, at a salary
net exceeding $40 per month until the build
ing is maue mero secure.
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a cuWAjincY j.err.ir.
A Voting .'Man Who Is Leeking for a Geed
Cewlildlng.
A gentlemen w he was passing down Seutli
1'rlnce street, near the Slevens house, lio lie lio
tween ipfnitd dl-ijclbck , ijiy Saturday
night, liad Ills "nltentlen excited by
the screams of a young woman who
was ceiui; down the ether .side of tlie
I way in ei)inpany witha VeOftrj nati. Tli&
gin screameu ier neip ami ns me gentleman
came up appealed for his protection from tlie
assault of her escort. Tlie lublierly cewanl
took hlmsolfeir and the gentleman who iiad
come te her relief, upon ascertaining her resi
dence accompnnieillieTthitheT.'XTrivlngthere
he found that her asalll.int had reached jhu
heuse llrst and was trying te make a satis satis
factery explanation te the mother. It seems
that he had txxm paying the girl seme atten
tion nnd the' had a ditference of seme kind
en tne street, no was partially intoxicated and
In thelr dlsputrj assaulted her; her protector
left the parties together and it seems te have
been amicably arranged. Hut a man who
would strike a woman under such circum
stances, as Shakoiix)are savs, "Is n coward
whom 'twere busfi flattery lii calTa vni.tirr.'
v'xDEH Tllil BALAltfZlCT.
Wlist 111 Fees Wer In tlii Court lfeu.e
erflct for tlanuary.
The statemenis ofthecounty efilcei work
ing under the salary net for the month of Jan
uary, were flled Willi the county auditors to
day. Tlie following are the anieunts with
which the respecthe oHleu are credited for
lees earned during the past mouth :
Prothenotary. $170.11
Cierk of quarter sessions. ,. T, tibflu'C
Sheriir.. ,. i, ... . . 760,57
IJlurk efxirphan's court . . 150,0t
Corener .. lliil
District attorney., . ... 775.00
Ilcglster of willsv ...... 320.111
The eorenor appeared before the beard of
auditors and asked them Ter Information in
reference te Iho tniv of his denutius nnd thn
-l1-1?', of Jurers. The auditors worqteo busy te
txiusiueriuu matter mis merniug, rmdwlll
give tlie eorenor a heariug at an early day.
a rxmi: m:veiiTr
Tim Humer That the lledlas or Four Ilrutlieri
Are te II Cr mated.
. There has Iweii a rumor en tlie street to
day that the bodies of four brotliers were te
be brought te this city next week for incin
eration at the Lancaster crematorium,
The report liaa been diligently hunted
down.
There is nothing In IL
The genial and accommodating secretary
of the Cremation and Funeral Kefnrm associa
tion gives his assurance that he lias no in
formation of any such quartette.
There is a Iwdy, of a person deceased ever
n ye,r age, which its custodians propose te
have cremated in the latter part of February.
When it haiipens the reader of the Imtel
UNBScbb will hear of it.
Tort Uspeilt Atralrn.
A narrow escape from a fatal accident by
sheeting eccured in Pert Deposit Friday.
Miss Sidney Frist, a young lady of alieut 17
years of age, was handling n revolver in the
presonceof anuinborefyoimgfrlonds,whon
tlie weapon was somehow discharged. The
ball apparently took etl'ect iu the left breast
ofQeorgo Balnes, a young cousin et the lady.
The youth was much frightened, thinking he
was fatally wounded. On examination it
wmtfeuud tliatfthe buUethad penetrated his
oterceataiid iimloreri.it' and otlier clothing,
passed directly across his chest, leaving a
vivid red mark en tlie tlesh without breaking
the skin, and came out at the right breast and
ledgod lu the wall.
A southern Horsewhipping.
A few days oget yeutig farmer named
Murphy eaiue te. Amcricus, Oa., and whlle
Uiryoirculfitqd,itpriesDfa slanderous nature
reirardimr'Miss Mvers. euiiileved'us n elnrk-
y.a'rtierehaut named, Celien. Tlie father of
uiu lauy ioek iuurpuy te niQ court Heuse nnu
he made allldaviu denying tlie stories. I(e
was tlien taken into a back room iu Coheu's
ster and horsewhipped. Murphy's father
has new brought suit against these instru
mental iu UinunUhmauUif Ills son.
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Dlschargeil en Hubeus Corpus.
Henry Herner, arretted en a Jl a nnd en
tit, en Saturday, was taken bofero Judge
Livingston en a writ of habeas corpus, this
rrtoi'nepnnJt"Vwivs;9!iownlto,tlio court that
fiuriivr w-u ius"iiarjjeu luiner ins insolvent
ct hiiie timo;pge, and that the present fi
and ea ta was issued for ariearages due at
tlie time Herner was discharged under thn
insolvent law. Tlie court illscharged Ilerue'r
4 - friiiiouUody. 4 - friiiieuUody. 4 - friiiiouUedy. -
Jenes Kle ted Senater In Arkauuis.
When the .Arkansas legislature met in
Joint session en Saturday at Iitlle Heck, Kx Kx
Uev. Harry's letter withdrawing from the
senatorial race was read. On tlie first ballet
James lw Jenes, rupreKciitulhb from tlie
third congressional district, was elected
United Suites Senater. Thn vote steed j
Jenes, 72 ? Dunn, W, O. It. Ueckonrldge3 :
necessary te & choice, GL -
Uscaule'ne'Msrrltd Ills Ileusckeener.
The circuit court pt St. Leuis has appointed
of hit own interesUk
A Salt Ter mms.
"" I understand that Smith lias called you n
thief nnd a rascal T"
" Yes, sir ; and 1 propose te sue him for
f,S,0iH) d.iiunges."
lleelaiiiislioeuusiilistantlalotho truth
nf;liat he has said." J a . '
' ,Tlint sthole.uityer it, my dear 'fellow.
Tlie greater tint truth, the greater the libel.
1've get the dead weed en him."
( Aninlrtl l!ojliel,l' fnit IlrirlU.
Tlieru wVre 'eer live lnmdKd persons at
Stowell's West King street rink en Satur
day cloning, the occasion being the benetlt
of Admiral lloynelds pest. The geld medal
for the let skatinu w'ere awarded teMls
Kntiny Keller and tleorge II. Clily.
.trrTemen Club.
All Important Hireling of the club will be hcht
to-inerro (TiuxJuy) e ciiIiir, Frli 3, SSV Thr
oftter smt incmlierj wIl pleac attend.
'Aiuumruts.
77ir TVIiti Srerrtary. T'hls excellent ilrnma
Is n liimllfleatlnii of "The Private Tuter." ami en
llmontvref "The Professer," nnd well iiierlls
the popularity It has attained The s-cranten
7j-;ihWiciiiu" thenrtlm; In tlie, plec? is cx
cccillnKly nnliinil, ilcllcleiisly iiico"nutlenn1.
Mid possesses a linnchslance that mikes n
eieulivii with tlie "Private Secretary " prcnllar
ly a fascination. It lll be Rten at thoepei
honse by the M.utlsen Siiuere company this
centnt!.
Oirr the lnrirn Wall This comedy is satJ te
be hrtm full of fun. An ech mpe says the piece
msy net bpsr severe i rltlclsin, but It serve Its
purpose In admirably provoking laughter. The
supperlliiK company IswtreiiK and the meiubers
work well tep-thcr. It Is billed for Tuesday
eienlmj by doere 5. Knlghl's famous mirth-
provoking company.
77ic i71U yamXp The-sb trell-kilnntt artists
will appear In their fmneui bell.rlglu per
feminiieu ut the Chestnut sUeet llaptl-l church
en Tuesday evening They wlll.deubtlessj hax e
n large audience.
Little llartfoel Wednesday evening Mggle
Mitchell will personate the heroine In this the
most popular drama of hcrllLeral repertoire In
thl role ceuiputent critics speak of her favor
ablyt and thn Lancaster theatre-goers will un
doubtedly pack the house en the occasion of the
coming of this verj popular actress.
VKATIIS.
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Wfipleb January St. ssx,n Mechanlcsburg,
ttper I.ireektnwiis1ili7I)r Is,iac C. Wcldlcr,
lutbe s;d j eat.ef his ape. J
' Therelatlves'and trteiid- of the faintly are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funenil from the
residence of his son, Ur Carpenter Weldler, In
Mechanlcburg, en Wednesday morning, Febru
ary , 1, at 10 o'clock, without further notice
Interment at Heller's church.
Mltt-ER. January 31, lsA, June Miller, In the
71th ear of her age.
Fuuerul.sc(rylc1ent the Meralan chprph, Tucs
dvy. Feb. .jlti O'clock p. iu. Friijud;lnUted
Kittkkueds'e. Jauaary it, hfH, 'lU'this city,
Jehn I Klttonheu-o, In nls lst year.
lie died respected by all who knew him.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
(pectfullySavlted te attend the funeral, from his
late residence. Ne. lil Church street, en Tuesdaj
afternoon at 42e'cU"H?k. Preaching ut thechaiiel
lutenneutat Lancaster cemetery.
31auki:ts.
"J" riilkulelplUa Market. .
; l,niLAntrniX,r'eli.s Flout rullj sea'tarcly
teudy;bupertlul',J7.va3l'Ji Extra; t-.l8fl Uj':
l'ennV family. SiHjJ.lf;H: W Inter clears, film
(it 50; de straights, tiSlQiv); Minn, evtm clear,
II nefltse; de straights, MSeQ (); winter pat
ents, ft 0iKjt'60- si.rlngde, S iSg.
Its flour at !W8J :.
Wheat dull and weak Ne. 2 Western lied,
Rt &' i c ; N e J de. at Mc ; Ne. 1 I'a. de,
MCJ Nsu & Ivlawnre.tVi. 92s S' f
'Oirnrth.lui'," with light dinhjna (strainer, fm
rs? : Ne. 2ellew, tsueOkc ! de mixed, tg.'mVJc ;
Ne. 3 de, tWjI'ic.
Oats stead v and prices quiet : Ne. 1 White, 4'VJ
4lqi Ne. SdJV'Vtv'HWc; Ne,3dp,l-Ic i rejectisl
3Sr.et Ne. 2 uilXTsLr- '
lt)e (Inn at TSSTTJfC
.'eedx Clever quiet at 'Vine : Timethy quiet
at f I Mill m : Flaiseed tlrm at il iWiTl C2.
Winter bmn quiet but steady nt ltf 50017.
Previsions steady und quiet demand ; mess
perk. 111 7VS14 : beef hams, fjlgil SO; city mess
Is'ef, PlSelC " "
JUcen, WftKc ; Smoked Shoulders, r,t$flvt;c ;
siUt de, Sft.vV4ej 'sinrtkrrj hams, letjlljc;
pickled de, HVJQ'.iJ.c.
Iird steady : city refined, nt rjiCs; : loose
butchers', W.rtTc: prime stisiiu. f7 J.,.
Hutter tlrui; (Jiinuiery estrst, 3lj3."ct J). C.
and N. Y. de, 2N3.TV; dalrj extras, 2Tic f- de
gixst te choice. 2e$iv. , . , , .
Hells ntJiQlscj packing butter, TRIJe.
F.ggsdull and weakt-r; estnis. itfti'ic.
Cheese steady, but quiet; New Yerk Full
Cream, 13jIl.Ptc; rililn Flats, choice, ll,Gl-c i
dofalrteprlme. squc ; l'enn'apart skims, 5j
lVtnuVuiiidulU-Kerlii6d.7GcF I .' I O
WIH
' l)lkV dull nt uau.
j-
New Yerk Jllarket.
N'ewTerk, Feb 2. Fleur "late and Western
dulL and mice:, drennlnff. euthern dull.
Wlieat eiwneif 'iti shade .lifgher; aflerwanls
niltsi ea-lerand declined (tc
.IS,. ,...U.,,n .
mi, i w nue, neiiiuuii; .y,
lien, r i'a,
j-sUIfSc: )I.trcn.!MKi'ltes April, SUJff'iKc i
Ma) , !W'4fei' e : June, OJHijiie.
totiiUii'iclexr und dull i Mixed Western,
spot, 4!i''ll1c t de future, IsVjgise.
Oats w itheut decided change ; Ne; i Muy, S7c :
Statu, 40c; Western, aiSIOc.
UTi-Sieck-Prltes. r
CniCJine. Cattle Receipt, 2(-lieid :
ship-
menu, l.'ij heat .market very eik and prices
lniiKs; loner; IVJIOc low erlthan last week : n
tnibiuves, 1iii te y') pounds, .1!iii J7 ;
rhnlec, lln and l,!tit) ininds, M SugS li ; gissl,
l,'il te I. tee pounds, a 0t35 40; coniiieii, !,
te J.StNponmWfl&tJ'Leews, common, f.' SUfi
275; medium, .Hj37; KoedTllTJHra:; stockers,
t-1."JSl3 UU; recdeji,,1IOeJit OU; coin-fed Tcxans,
tl'J0.
Hogs Itpcelpt. lfi m head ! shipments 6,M ;
market strong and Allies firm; rough packing.
$1 iifil.M; packing mid shipping, iV) te v.l
JKiunds, fl Hhiii he light, 1J te -ill) pounds,
4IK2I0); 130 te VO pounds, II teat 0) ; skips,
ti'shtt-il.
bbeep Receipts, l,ti head ; stitpwnts, 70H
head : market slew und weak ; Inferior grades
bringing i 25QI 75 ; comuien, M&3 V ; geed, 13 5u
il.t 75; choice, 3t"0ij45ni Iambs, (I i'45-
Last Liberty. Ihele iu nothing doing
In cuttle, nil censlgninents ixrlng for through
points : Last quotatiens: prime. .',C V t fair te
geed,' M 50(15 S3 1 cninimm, niel rAt receipts,
532 huud; Hblpmeuts, none,' . 1
llogshlew but steady ; 1'hlladelphlas, KJ5 15 j
Yeikers, $1 neg 4 85 ; lecclpts, 5,7e0 head ; ship
ments, 4,Ua) head.
Stock .Markets.
(imitations by Reed, McGrnnn .t Ce., Ikinkers,
Lunciuiti'i', Pa.
H-AtlM.' 12 v. 3v. M.
Sllssnnrl Paclrle t ..-.-. '...-
.Mlclilir.inCciitr.il
New erk Central ,., S7?(
New Jersey Centra! Sli
Ohie Centml .7
Si
S
15
r,i?
en
"?
si"
Del. laick. A Westei n
.. &,
Denver A Kle Orunle.,..
122
r.ne
Kansas A Texas
Iike Miern
Chicago A N. V., com
N. .V.. Out. A Western
bt. Paul A Omaha .,.
I'acllle Mall
Rochester A Pittsburg ...
ht. Paul
Texas racltic. ,..
Union Pacltle
Wabash-Cominen ..,.,....
Wabash l'lftferied.. ,,'. , .
West'n t'nlen Telegraph..
Loutsvllle A N'HsIiYille
N. Y Old. A fit. L..... ......
15
B1W
ml
64 "
is.
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Lehigh valley
Lehigh Navigation.,. ,
PenusylvaiiU. . Uf,
Reading M
1" T. A llmfaln
Mi,',
8
Northern Pacltle Cem.
Northern 1'af.ltle Prof.
&
Ilestenvlllu is'
13
i-hiiiuieipnia A.ne. . .
N'eitheru Central. ..,.
C mil' raieuuil.. ....,.
Canada beuthern.,,. .,,...,,, ),
.......mi : ,2 r
en . ',
People's Passenger
Jerssy Ccntml
I'blladelplila.
Quotations by Associated Press.
blocks steady.
Philadelphia A HrieR.lt., ,
Reading Rail iisul
reiinsyivunlH lEittre.uh i.irr.,
I ul.1,,1, I'. .11.... KaIIa,.,
.. 13
7 15-15
-f...
'"N"KU .SI,K ,M,1IIU.IU .., 'U.S..
Suited Ceuinanles of Nuw Jersuv
l!W
.N'eitheiuPacllie ..,., , .,,..,.... 16
Northern I'acltlu l'mterred ...,,.,.-,. 37K
Northern Central Railroad ,.',..,... ....
Lehigh Navigation Cemiciny., .,,.,.,., ..,,,, 21
Nerristnwn ltaUrmd... . ...1.,, hit
OmtnaTmnsiHrrintlen Ceuipanv,. ,..,...:. 32U
Hiitrale, New Yerk A PhlladelphU.,, ,,. ZV.,
Llttle&chuvlUltl ltallreail...... 62J
?tew YurK. - - 1
Qiiotatlens'byASSiHilated'l'rrss." - "
blocks strong (Hid higher Jleneyut IGlUe.
New eik Centrul.
r.ne uniirunu
Adams Uxpivss. ,
311chlgaii Cent ml
,131
. 55
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ls-i"
:i3r
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.123
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Rnlttnnd
Michigan Heuthern llallnuid
Illinois Centni! RallrnHd. ..... ..
Cleveland A I'lttsburii liiillmail.
ChlcugeA ItCHiic island Hnllinad
Plllsburg A Fert Wuvne Hal read
Western l'iilou-Telvgiapli,(Jeinuaay,
Teledo A. Watinth .... ,1,. .,..(,. ....';..
New Yeik. OuUirie k Western"""."'.
Lecal blocks imd itends.
HepertedJby.Jtli, Leng.
"Tar Last
'Tutu, sale.
j.nneti?ieri.iiy, epcrcuni., jsse fej
" " isee.,,0.. 100
"1, 1I3..,.,.,.100,
" ftpercLlnlerSOyeurs.. loe
' 4 bchoel lean. .. 100
" i " In I or 20 years, loe
" 4 " In 3 or 'JO cars, lul
fiej
Hi
120
1OU50
102
lue
1J0
1O2J0
1W
llsuhelm Ikutmgh lean ...;,,..i, lue
.1 . H luor-jivears
BASK STCS-HS.
First National Rink.,.. . ,.
Fanner' National Hank
Fulton Nntleunl Hank . .....
l.sncastrM'etinty National Hank
Columbia National Rink ,
Christiana National IMhk
Kphrut iNiitlenid Hank ..
First National Hank, Columbia ..
First National Rink, Ptrasburg ..
First National Hank, Marietta ...
First National Rink, Mt. Jin
I.ltltz National Rink.... ... .
Matihelm National Hank
Union National Hank, Mount Jey.
.Veir Helland National Hank
Cap National Rink
Qnarryvllle National Rink
TVRSriKieSTOl.K.
Hlg Spring. Heaer Valley
Hrldgepert A lloraetheo
(eluiubli A Chestnut 11 til ..
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110
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Conestoga ,t Hlg (-iiring
Columbia A Marleita...
8
Ms) town A KlUabeUitewn
lameasterA Knhrata
IjincssterA Willow Mreet
StnwsbiiigA Millport
Mailetta.1 May town
Marietta. Mount Jey
I.alic, Kllzabethtnwn A Mlddtetewn
t-mcivster .t Frultvllle
Lancaster A I.ltltz
Kast llnuid) wlneA Wavnesbulg .
Uiucaster.t Wllllamstnwii
lumeasterA Maner . ..
Lancaster A Mauhclm
!.nncjister A Vtarletta
IjincasterA New Helland
l-mcasterA Suqnphiinti.l
Lancaster A New Danville
VlSCKLLAMLOr STOCKS.
)u.irryvllle It. It
MlllctsWItn .street Car
Innulrer Printlnir Cmniunv
lul
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23
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23 IS tfl
30 73
(te N
30 31
N.I M
li leu
tea lie
tJas Light and Fuel Company.
Stevens Heuse (Rinds)
Columbia Has Ceuipanv
leluuihii Water Company
Misiiuehnnnn Iren Ceiii)viuv
Matltittrt Hellew. wale
Me ens Heuse,
Mlllersvlllnnunlchel
Nert hem Market
Knsterii Maiket.t
Western Market
Umcsster City Mrret Killway Cli... .
Das Company Hends. ,
Columbia Horeuvh Hends
.Vi7ir AltrXllTlSKMXXTS,
-lirANTKnXaillT TO DO HKNiniAL
Housework. Anplvnt
lt NO. 331 EX-T KING STKKKT
1710!fur.NT.
12 The h ill .TOx'Si feet en thlntstery of bteln
ineti building, Ne. 3.Ps North Queen street Ap
ply te J 1. STKINMETZ
ft t fit
"I KfSAT nAROATNJT
I.T TIIRF.K SKCOND HAND PIANO must
be sold or rented bv Febnmrv 3 Call at
OWKN's Ml'SIC ROOM.
lt (Old Postefflce) Centra Square
"Hi LIHTION-TII K A N X L'A I. KLKCTIOX
J2j of Trustees of the I .mcaster Cemetery will
be held en luesdav.
February 3, lss3, between
the hours of leand It o'clock a. in
cieck a. in . hi ine i.rape
JOHN I. HARTMAN,
,liTldept.
Hetel.
JuuSU
Af2
rplIKY CAN AM. COPY HUT XOXP.
A. can equal the Havana ellew Frent 5c. Cl-
Kir, nt
HARTMAN'S YKLLOW
bTtlRK
FRONT CtOAll
MKKUSI'IIAUM AND IIHIAll 1M1M:S
and Smokers, 11 choice let te select tmin,
at prices that dety competition, at'
HARTMAN'S YKLLOW FRONT CHi
bTORK.
Alt
I7IOH ALDEK.MAX
J WARD,
OF THC SIXTH
JAMJES P. PL.UOKER.
SriurCT te Democratic Rules. fcbilwd'
8
ITlATIOX WANTKD.
A lespectablc young man. sneaking Kng-
llshand Ucnnan, wishes situation. Net afraid
ti weik
Apply
f2-2td
Ne 423 HIGH STRELT.
T'M AFRAID
i'i.i. m: rhai. ckes5
JL Wl'l
Til YOU!"
THE
PRIVATE- SECRETARY,
nd
THEY CAN AM. COPY, Itl'T XOXH
iia equ.U the 41avana e)luw Frent 5c.
Ulgar, at ' 1
IUKT.M.VN'S YELLOW, FRONT CIG.Ut '
STORE.
Pl'iilic xetici: is iu:keiyeivi:n
th.it my wife Annlq Goeil. h.us left 411V tlied
andbo.inlef hcrewn accnnl, and that I will net
hv resiKinslble ferany debts contracted by her
In my name.
J3I-2tdltAltw JOHN P. GOOD.
JV DOES HAVE I.OXC SIXCE DECIDED
that the Yellow Frent 5c, Cigar is the best
In the state, at
IIAUTMAN YELLOW FRONT CIGAR TORE.
"VTAUA CIOAKS,
OXI.Y 5c, OUAHAX-
jl. teeu 1 ara. ai
HARTMAN'S YELLOW TROST CIGAR
bTOKE.
s
2PKCIAT..
The Uindlsvllle Jieif Is the eheats'st week
lv In thHstate. Devoted te euteitalulii'
Liter-
atun1, ltlecle Item and Heme News.
only ISH?.
per year, cash. Address,
fi-2td
1 ttrii,
I.andls ille, l'n.
T710H COXSTAIJLE
OF THE SIXTH
x; WARD,
MARTIN DAILY.
Sru-itcr te Democratic IHt.es.
f2-lwd
Pir.r.ex siioeTixn match at m--C.rann'sPark.en
WEDNE-DAY AFTER
NOON. FEI1. 4. 1S3, by the Maple Grove l,un
nlng tlub, of this city Sheeting will ceianicnce
at !k o'clock Thcie will be ten In the contest
for the prizes. Admission 10 cents It
T OXDOX AXI)
XEW YOIHv I.AUOII.
XJ IN'G bUCCEsS,
THE
PRIVATE SECRETARY.
It
Dr
ISSOLUTIOX OF CO-PARTXEUSIIIl'.
1 heretofore cilstlng
enseal A Ce.. dealers in
foreign nnd domestic liquors in me cny 01 j.an
cister, Pa..rmsbentblduy dissolved byugree
ment of the parties. The business of tnu lt
nnu will be settled by Gee. Itrubaker, esq., te
whom all persons indebted te xald tlnn (.hall
makn psvment, and these having claims shall
prnsent them. Jan3l-3td
"TFYOUAUE DISCOVERED YOU'RE
LOST 1"
-TIIE-
Private Secretary.
ltd
TEFFEUSOX UI.UIJ.
Y T.
The rutmlar meeting of the Jeffrei-Club
will be held at-thelr rooms. Rtieafls's building,
3VesKlng street, en TUESDAY EVEXING,
FEIL3.VM, at s o'clock. Allmemberi will please
attend, business of Importance. Amendment
te Hy-Laws. B. J. JIcGRANN,
Wk.T. JBrKBtt, President,
becretary. f2-2td
Q 4. ftVy-'ARR it CO.,
C0IL.
Orrtcx: Ne. 20 Centre Square.
Yards ! East Walnut and Marshall ill cots.
(Stewart's Old Yaid.)
iietn vara una unce connected wun me ieie-
phene Evchange
-iviri'i,i.if
ectlMmdMAFU
WOOD A SPECIALTY.-ttC
ESTATE OF ANTHONY E. HOllKUTS,
late of Lnncnstcr city, dee'd. Letters tesU,
lnciitary en said estate having been granted te
thu undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto
are requested te make Immediate payment, and
these "navmg" claims or demands against tlie
same-will present-them without delay for settle
ment tallie undersigned, residing In Philadel
phia, l'a., or UiolruiTeincy at Ne. 33N"erth Duke
stieet, Laucastsr, I'a.
ISAAC E. ROI1ERTS
HENRY A. ROHERTP,
JOHN L.HOHERT6,
Jeum W. Arrxi, Executers.
Attoniey. f2-tdeaw
T7-IDNI.Y-WORT.
I
DOES WONDERFUL CURES OF
KIDNEY DISEASES
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
'Wcalup ltTOTs en thnLIVKR. ItDWHLb und
-T KlDNEYbuttl)Ob-AaiEniME..J
Ilecause It cleanses thftsystemofthe poisonous
humors that develops lu Kidney anil Urinary
Disease,-IMIIourueHS, Jaundice, Constipation,
Piles, or In Rheumatism, Nurulgla, Nervous Dis
orders and ull. Female Complaints,
9-S0I.l TJlOOF Of TIIIb,-e
It will Surely Cure CONSTIPATION, PILES
and HIIKUMATIbM by cuuMeg FREE ACTION
of ull the organs and functions thereby.
CLEANSING THE BLOOD.
, llrsterl,nK,h normal ppww.tn.tlueujiir
, J U " c 'tMOUfSAXIlS, pv 9ASE Jf
ills.
Of the worst forms of these terrible diseases
have bucn qulclily rellejpdand 111 a short time
"tkrfectUy cored'
. Price, fl. Lliiulder Dry. Sold by drucKlsts.
Dry can hjs sent by mall.
WELLS, UlCUAUDSOJUt- CO..
i. -. . . l., . .. Iturllugten, Vt,
bend utami) fu,r jalry AUnanae ,yf ltJ.
KIDNEY-WORT.
jat-3adeaA3usr
xx ir .1 1 rr.u rmr.Mi:xTs.
rpiu: ANM'.vti MKirriNn uk'tiii.
1. Let Helders rl Woodward Kill Cemetery
for the election of l'liislees will beheld en Mon
day. Februari 2. 1sn, at 7 p in .at the ultimo!
tlee D pieeliei Hv order of the l'nsdeiit,
j:i lwd .1. It, MAR flN, beeietaiy.
1AHI HUNT.
I1 Frem A mil Ler sooner, sleie iiwnu
Ne.
sir
Kast KltiCMlresd. 12ller Ihi feel leinr. as desired.
wnn kihhi cast ami seuuuigiii.
.... ... . - . .. ... .: -... ....--
lerpaitlciilars
11111 ni
2td
Srt LAST MNtJSTRKLT,
Stehaui:
WAUEHOUSEl,
IIASIKI. MAYKlt,
deci I) d Hi West Chestnut street.
-veTici: TosTerKiioi.muis.
J The annual meellng or the Stockholder
of the t elumbli A Pert Deposit Railroad Com
pany w III lie held nt the e!llc of the company,
Se. 2X1 enth Fourth strisd, Phllsdelphls, en
WL1IN F.-DA Y. FKH. t, 1n3. at It o'clock, a. in
l'.lecllen for President and Dhvelers aine day
and plaee JAMLS II. MiCLCRK,
JanJl-3td secietary
rpiiAm: 1)Oli,austak1:n"at va.
i- Iu cxcli'inge for 1'iideiwear, Comforts,
Ceuntei panes, llmleiy, Knit Jackets, Mil Its,
Pants, e eralis, tilews. Mitt, suspenders and
11 Millet)- of Ijiilles and lients' Fiirulshlni;
C,ists nt prices less than e er Please call and
examine tieluiejeu buv.
IlLNRY HKCiniM.Hi
Me. 32 North Queen Stnst,
Mgii et the Rig .stocking
10UICK MST-HAK KK'S COUX, 10c A
L Can , Wlnslnw's, pJUe : lied eal brand. !e j
3 cans l linlee Tematis's ler 1'sii toeei shells
enlx 6c V. liniuulated -ugar, OUe f It. ; ln
d ml A "near, fie , pure While 1 Cellees, 13, Id, IS.
21. 22 and 2.V 1 B,
a r ll RiL n:.v and cefff.k stuhk.
Ne. s West King Mreet
Q1 f ffOKTl6vU I.l.lXiniY
Ol.f)fJJ tlisjds te be sold at a 3 cry
heavy nstuetloii,nmireeiitito! removal te enr
ntw- stinx', Hi North tjiiis.'u street, c-tmnss's Old
Maud 1
.. r. ,, ,,i,i .s, 1 .inn jni.i,nriiii v'
Jans-tfd
22 Wel King bl., Lancaster, Pa.
rpm: i,ak(ji:st, ih:m' and most
1 complete assortment of Kuchre, Casine and
I'ekcr Cuds In the town, front se. tun- naclc up,
at
HAUTMA.NS YKLLOW IltONT CltlAU
TUItK.
7Di:iu'rt7oNriNevIna'OAfs.
l- In onler te iihIuce our large stock of Kur
lVHtTcrs, Melten, Kcrsejs and rarkserenn for
Overceatings, I wilt, forthanettm dins, maVe
up toyeuronlcr, In first class style, ut greatly
reduced prices. All gariuents urt-guai-uutoeit te
fit perfect and only the licat iiallty of trim
tilings are u-ed
A II. ItOSENsTKIV,
t'iiMi Tailoring
3' North Queen stieet. opposite the 1'ostettlco.
in;u;nulK
EisTATi:. or
Uaeuf Lanci
umuNTZ. srr.teLi:,
icastrr cltv. deceascd. Tlie un-
ilorslgned Auditor, appointed by the Orphans'
Court of Ijincii-ster count v, tarsiM en exceptions
totheaccsiunt of Heniv speldle and Abraham
Sieldle, executers of the will of said deceased,
and te make and report distribution of tlie
balance In hands of Mild accountants te and
ntneng thie legally entitled thereto, will sit
for the purpose of his appointment In the Li
brary lloein in the Court 1 louse, in thn I tty of
Lancaster, en STtTKHAY, KKlt ;. 1W, at in
o'clock, a 111., whern all persons Interested
may attend.
F.HW. I. Ultl.NTOX.
JanU ItdM Auditor
p.:
,vm. Ki.ecK.
STEELTON MILLS
PEARL FLOU R
MAKKS WIIOLEOMK WO IIKLICIOL'S
HULA D hEl'T I1Y
J I. niVKI.KT.
1 L 1. , . I. I, I'K r
WM. ilLRKKMikltKLU
Ijincester, la.
Jaiiieni'
GIItAHD 11 UK IN.sri.ANCi: COM
Air or i'iui;Ai).i.Fiit..
Alfred. Gillett. President
James II. Alveild, Vice l'rcs, and Trciis.
L'dwin l". JIeiuull. s,.cntarv
.IrLirs I! ALLE,Asssltant Secretary.
ACT5-OMr. MILLlHV, TWO 1MIN DUKII
MI I'lITY-M.NE TIIOU.-ANIi.
MXK 1ICSHKKI1 AM SIXT-
"-KVKS IIOLLAIts AM) 1'I)1ST-
SI.VKCKST.
All iucsted In solid si-c urltles.
Lecs jiremptl) settled and paid.
RIFE &-KAUPFMAN, Agents,
-.NO. IU WKbT lvl.SU 6TKKKT.
ectlv.uidM.WASIt
pAHKNTS,
; rr,i4A-.i: taiCi: setici: i-
Tb" second fuxsfen of th fiALURH IIKAIIT
At MIF.SIY will begin en Mnndnv next, the'.'d
pre. Pupils will then lie receri 'd for the full
ses.tnn. or us prH.ite pupils, taking enl) sotite
of the classes lu the e oral departments.
Music, 0c.1l and Instrumental piano, organ
ana guuar niiigni ncceruing 10 1 ne uesi innsiers.
French and lierman umtuught by 11 sister who
peaks thee languages fluently.
In the Art department, which Is presided ever
speaks these languages fluent!
In the Art department, whlc
by 11 competent teacher, urningetnciits can 1h
made for the full course In drawing und punt
ing In oil or wutercniers White velvet, Tapes
try. Lustra, Kensington (Kmbveldery) painting;
nUn Itepensa (Hammered llruss) cun be tuken,
eacneepartuciy
Lvcr
en variety of needle work. Including t
Including geld
I'lnlirefden', as well us all kinds of Wax Werk
Flowers. I'renlc.il Leaves
etc., Is taught by th
coursuer ey ine piec.
Fer further nartlcnUtrs nlease cull nnen
hlsTLIl UlftECl KEf.OF TUB ACAIIEMT.
J31 -t
Cor. Auu uudUrangu atreets.
AMUSV31XXT.S.
pULTOX Ol'KHA IIOU.S11
Monday Evening, February
2d.
First perfoniwnre In this city of the Farcical
Comedy, entitled
The Private Secretary,
Thq Louden nnd Jfew Y'erk laughing success,
pie'cnted by the full cast or
THE MADJSOX SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY,
Direct from XqW Yerk, wherotheComoily
Is new running, und has" been
pronounced the
FUNNIEST PLAY OF THE DAY.
AIMlIOS' . . . . 73,artdMCrnTS.
ItE'sEltVKK SEAT 73 CUNTS.
Fer sule ut the Opem llouse Ofllce. JM-.lt
J? ELL-IIINOKIIS WITHOUT Et)LTAl.S
The CrxrniuTEO ati reruxsn
ELLIS FAMILY,
playing lit Tuned Sleigh ItellsJclSllTrr-l'lated
lland fiells, 41 stufT Hells (nearly halfsilvcr), 10
Mutr Gelden Hells.
TUESDAY EVENINQ, FEB. 3d,
AtFHtST 11AFTIST CiUJHCH,
CAST CIIKSTNCT hTUEET, NKAIl LIME.
(EERAL AllMlBSIOX, 23 CtJTS.
Tickets for snle nt Hey's Helly Troe Coffis,
Heuse, .Seuth IJueeu street, ut the several boelc
stores of trie city, and among the members of
the church. JIMW
piL'LTON.Ol'EK.i. HOLJSp,
TIinXAVGIUNCi SUCCLS-) I
TUESDAY EVENINO, FEB. 3.
Mr. and Mrs. GEO. S. KNIGHT,
Supported by bis Graceful Awkwardness,
ROBERT E. GRAHAM,
AH4t-KLKCTF.ICOMFAS-Y-lii Scott Marble'.
-, ( mill (ijs.. liilgbrs(JointcteuiiIlcutlou,
Over th;e Gc4rdehv Wall,
IN THltEK SECTIONS AND A dATE,
ConstmcU'd-fer. Laughing purposes only. New
jiluj lug ut the Arch H. Tbualie, l'hll'n.,
" te crowded buuf.es.
ADMISSION,... .s. ,...., .'...JO, 3.)11CENT8.
UESEIIVEIJ SEATS ..S0 C'ENTti.
Fer sale ut Opera Heuse Olllce, jan31-3t
iuirex evniiA jieu,sk. ;
"Wociuestlay Evenlng. Feb. 4.
Appearance of America's Favorite Artiste,
MAGGIE MITCHELL
i
rsirted by a l'OWEKFUI, IMt.vSfATlC
IMl'ANY In her lteautlful mid lleiiiantlc
Hnr
unimu in v ive avis ui
IITTIE BAEEFOOT.
MISS MITCHELL In her matchless' Imperson
ation of t.l( J', In which she will Introduce
NEW SONGS AND
DANCES.
Every euro nnd uttcntlenwill pe paid te
tbu
iiuper iiiuuuiiui; ui inepiay,
ADMISSION, - C0c7.3c.and81.eO.
ltEsEKVEI) SEATS, 73c. and 1.0U.
Sale of Scuts w ill open Monday, Feb. 2, at eiier-
beuie. JanMtd
VUV
TTAeini a niieTiir.it.
SPRING, 1885.
WALI
HAGER & BROTHER have new rendy for showing, Oompleto
Lines of WALL PAPER, Solectecl from the Lerulimr Manufactures of
this country, and ropresontinft nil qualities from the Lewest Pricea
Papers te the Finest Goods Made,
Brown and White Blanks, Plats and Satins.
Mica and Silk Finish, Plain and Celer Bronzes.
Hiiiul Print's, iSdmImii FrU, Mumista "Walten.
CEIL1TO DE00RA.TI0NS, EEIEZES AND B0R;i.EES
We empley Paper Hangers competont te de all grades of work,
includiurr Pine Ceiling Decoration, Fresco nnd Cornice Werk. Prices
wero nover se low.
Nottingham, Antique. Swiss Lace and Madras Curtains and Ves
tibule lace. Turceman and Cress Stripes in Curtains or by the yard.
Brass, Walnut and Ash Curtain Poles and Tr.mmings.
Shade Cleths, all colors and widths; Scotch Hellnnd, all colors
and widths ; American Helland, all colors and widths.
A large line of New Dade Shades, ranging in pric-3 from 25 cents
te $1.00. Spring Balance and Hnrtshorne Fixtures.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Ne. 25 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
JOHN
S. UlVIiKR.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S GOATS.
Jehn S. Givler Sl Ce.,
ARE OFFERING SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN
Ladies' and Children's Coats.
It will pay nnyone te ceme nncl leek ft ettr Coats tnul soeuro a Bargain ,
as we intentl eellhiff overy Ceat if poseiblo.
CALL KAHLV AM) SIXUItEA 1IAUG.1LV.
1 t
It Will Pay Yeu 'te Buy for Next Year.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE.
Ne. 25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
IJOWr.KS A IIUILST.
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 2G and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
Te Clese Out by March
$7,000
Werth of. Our Stock.
We will make Prieca VLIt Y
1'F.USONI IN WANT OF
Sheeting and Shirting Muslins, Table Linens,
Tickings, Bed Checks, Calicoes,
Counterpanes, Quilts, Comforts, Blankets,
Cottenades, Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsets, Hamburg Edgings and Insertings,
Black Silks, Black Cashmeres, Dress Goods, &c,
WILL 1)0 WELKTOf.lVF. t J A CALL DKFOKF, Pl'KCHASISf,
BOWERS
Nes. 26 and 28 North
N
ext neon te Tin: court nersi:.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
NIGHT DRESSES, CHEMISE,
DRAWERS, SHIRTS, &c, &c.
Direct Irem lumifacturlf-, In lurge lote, nt LOW PIIICE" te whlcb a invHu nttentiun,
ALSO
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES,
FreiiiaSl'ECrALNF.WTOItKlMl'OllTKIt'S Al'CTION HALE, -wlilch ne art nble te tell I rum Si)
te toner cnt. Ivrf tlmii ltu;uar 1'ilrwf.
R E. FAHNESTOGK
Next Doer te the Court Heuso.
e
llKAl STOR11
COUNTERPANES.
WHITE AND COLORED COUNTERPANE8 AT BARGAIN PRICES.
, ,wA?Vyje ,,l",t 0Pc".ei fro,n AHQUe" and
TEItPANKS erreir.rd.
COUNTERPANES at 60c. and 76c.
COUNTERPANES at 85c. and $1.00.
COUNTERPANES at $1.25 and $1.50.
A Bargain Let of Fine Marseilles Counterpanes at $4,00, Werth $5.50.
OUR :!BLANKETS.
A ' UIAekueilddbAlltUiturIILANKETl!urethuCUi;A1'i:'r (" Hi" Cltj",
letzger & lauglmiaii's Cheap Stere,
43 WESTKING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
4- between tbe Coepcr'llonixjiind'hdrn.'l llorte Hetel.
L.JF
)
JOHN UAUR'ssaans.
c.
Valentine Souvenirs, Prang's Valentines,
. ' ' Satin Art Print Valentines.
ART SPECIALTIES, in Figured Sdt'n, Plush and Hand-Paintd Souvenirs. Lace Raised
. 7) "H V H H v yaltntlnes. Cards Plain cni Fringed.
AX ELEQAXT STOCK, WHOIESALG AfiD pBrAHi, ATTHK BOOKbTOUli OF
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
NOS. 15 and 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
(KMIIK,
SPKING, 18.35"
PAPERS.
Gi:a
r, hath von
i
LOW Our
!tock Is loelnrxs and uiii.t lie ledllced
& HURST,
Queen St., Lancaster, Pa
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
Lancaster, Pa.
1'reiu it Ilankrnpt ,Mujiil(licttier tbw Cbenpest COUN.
JtOtlliS.
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