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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCES. WEDNESDAY FEHTtUABY 4, 1885.
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THE WORK OF INCENDIARIES
StTli AMJLCKXT MtlT.TilSUS FIRED OX
XVMBDAT BVttyxSW.
Tti(MW Attached te the Lamb Het I TeUlljr
lfettmjrd Timely Discovery of
, family Attempt te Burn the Pn
) of William llena.
JK . . . . ,... n .l,w.1j m fr-ilun
:tfi Jiioseay twcniiiR huehi. v . "v .,
- V MAble Jn t no rear 01 1110 uamu mum, .. -
ly'untt 1(B Hentli Queen trect, was discovered
,." j . in ba en fire. An alarm was at ence rung
tfil' V ind the flrcmen and a large crowd of citizens
'wereaoen In nttcmianee. ureal esciicinciu
'"h prffrtJIed among theso assembled, as the
K f , burnlns Mable was clese te St. Marys
" academy, en the opposite, tilile of Heaver
j street, and which -was be badly datiinged by
fire less than a year age.
On thnt occasion n Blable adjoining the ene
act en fire last night was fired and burned,
the flames spreading te the academy. It was
feared the satne thing would hnmien npiln,
but tlie promptness villi which tlie ilrciucn
responded, and poured watcronthebulldlng,
neon nllavcd all fears for the Nifcly or the
academy "nnd ether adjoining property, as
the flames worecoullned entirely te the build
ing lit whlch'tlie llre originated.
The burned atable wns alxmt "5 feet In
length by 17 In width. It contained nothing
but a litlle Bttnw and liny, it was eviueiiiiy
fired In the mew, in which this was stored.
The building is totally destroyed, but n long
line or shedding, connecting It with the
hotel was saved. The stabling was Insured
with ltife A Knull'man in the l'licunlx, or
Uroeklvn, for $500, which will probably
cover tfie less.
ANOTHER. BUILWNCl VlIlED.
A short titne before the flre abeve men
tioned breke out, Win. Unas doaler In fish,
oysters nnd groceries, Ne. 114 Seuth Queen
street, two doers liolevv the Lamb hotel,
emcllcd Kimething llke burning cloth in his
premises. He took n light and went all
through the house, but could discover no fire.
Later snioke was discovered Issuing from
beneath the flooring of aMcend sterv balcony
In the back part of the premises. The lloor lleor lloer
ing was tern up and it was found that the
smeke, came from under the fleer Insidothe
building. This flooring was also tern up,
and the discovery wns made that the
smeke came up through a partition from the
room below. A further examination showed
that the incendiary had broken Inte the cellar
nnd placed in the joists seme old clothing,
saturated with coal oil. Tliese rags had
burned slowly and falled te de any serious
damage before the flre was discovered. The
preperty beh ngs te Jehn Breck, and Is in
sured.
It Is supposed the aune parties llred leth
buildlngs,nnd that it was intended tohaveboth
burn simultaneously. Hadthisbecn theense n
disastrous fire would probably ha ve occurred,
as In the rear of the buUdJng occupied by
Bais thcre are large frame 'stable, and ad
jacent te these are the stables or the Fourth
ward hotel, occupied by Win. F. Ilchm.
Tire Cntiaeri by a Tied Het Stere.
Between 12 and 1 o'clock this morning.
Special Officer Shuhroeks discovered flre In
Fnegley's confectionery store, at the corner
of Walnut nnd North Queen streets. The
utore deer was brokenepen by0111ccrsSjecce
and Koaduieu and the tire extinguished
with a few buckets of water. The llre origi
nated from the stove, the deer of which was
left closed, causing the steve nnd pipe te be
come red het. The damage was trilling.
UF.lt Flit ST OVliTEUS.
A European rrlina Denna'n First lUperlenee
With tlieLuscleuf Blvalie.
Frem the Rambler.
A famous Kurepean prima denna, uhe
visited this ceuntrj- net many years age, was
exceedingly quiet in her tastes and her man
nor of living, and en arriving en our shores
proceeded with her suite of ene her maid maid
te ene of the best and most oxclusive hotels
of New Yerk. With a fancy for something
of a feast after her operatic performance, alie
determined te taste the New Yerk oysters of
xvhlch she had heard se much In praise.
AVhcn 'he jkj: f. uiance was ever the song seng
stress returned at ence te her apartments at
her hotel and summoned a servant In the
customary manner. The waller seen n
pearcd, and home oysters were ordered.
Just here it may be said that the maid re
tired at ence te her own room with a hcad hcad
nche, se the eysteis were ordered for only
ene. "Hew many will you have?" asked
the waiter. "Hew many!" said the lady, at
the same tlme thinking, "I feel as if I could
eat a thousand, I am se hungry," but only ad
dedwith a mnnner indicating that she had
lU'ed en oysters all her Hie "you may
bring n hundred !" Slie noticed en replying
that a purprised expression covered the fnce
of the servant, about which she only men
tally questioned, and took up a foreign paper
xvhlle the man wns leaving the room. Some
tlme passed, the lady wondering at the delay
when a knock came utthe deer nnd in walked
flve men bearing trays half filled with plates
containing eysters en the half-shell, lemons,
crackers, water, napkins, etc, A single
glanceat the first trav explained le the lady
the surprise she hnd noticed en tl.e face of
the servant who had answered her bell ; but
net n question was asked nor a venl speken.
The plates, ghis-.es, eta, were arranged en
the various tables In the room, and the lady
xvas left nlone with her feast. She real
ized that that she had unwittingly
played a Joke upon herself which she
determined no ene In the hotel should knew.
Her feast ended, and she wondered hew in the
world she could dispese of the dozens of great
oysters left thcre untouched. In a moment
mere she opened the window, and, ene by ene
took the oysters at the end of her fork and
threw them out as far as she could, in idl di
rections, until each shell was emptied. An An
other knock was lieard, nnd answered. The
waiters ngain entered, found the lady alene at
the table, reading as bofero, and net a vostige
of an oyster in sight. The leek of surprise
which met the lady as she glnnced at the faces
of the servants, xvas aiuple compensation in
every resiwct for the mistake she had made.
She has ohen told the story since, and assures
her friends she can nuver forget nor cease te
enjoy her first feast of New Yerk oysters
A Patent Car-Starter.
On Tuesday a jvitent, Ne. 311,027, was
lssued te A liriu. It. Witmer, of Safe Harber,
fern car-starter. This invention is an im
provement en a patent obtained by him a
few years age, in which by means of
stationary clutches attached te the oxle nnd
shifting clutches fixed te a ceiled spring and
a shifting frame, the momentum of the car
xvas accumulated and held te aid in starting
the car or assisting te ascend n grnde. The
present improvement consists in dividing n
sleove surrounding the nxle nnd about which
the spring Is ceiled Inte two sections con
nected by interlocking arms xvhich inove
back and forth between each ether. One of
the sleove ioetlens has a clutch firmly
attached te It, whilst the ether has ene con
nected with it by means of a screw threaded
sloeve, the play orthe interlocking arms and
the length of the threaded sleove limiting
the amount of strain which can be put upon
the coiled spring. ThW indent was obtained
through Win.It. Gerhart. s niclter or patents,
efthlacdy.
Falie Tretene and Ceutplracy.
Wm. K. Kendlg, charged en oath of Got Get Got
lieb Wenninger with false protense, and
x he alter belugariested escaped from Con
stable Shnub, gave himself up yesterday and
xvent te Alderman McGllnn'K olllce In com
pany with Chas. K. Crawford and Geergo Ii.
Kendlg, who aru charged with conspiracy in
assisting him te escape, The parties waived
a hearing and entored J300 ball, each, te an
swer at court.
Patrick Cherry, who eharged Jehn Welsh,
of Columbia, with false proteuso in the hlre
oracarriage. appeared before Alderman Mc
Glinn, withdrew the charge and iaid the
coats.
Atkfumenu of Ileal IJ,l.ite.
The county commissioners te-day heard
und disposed or appeals from the following
districts : First, Third mid Seventh wards,
city i Sadsbury, West Lampeter, Concstega
and Penn townships, and Marietta borough.
IhU net being a triennial assessment, under
the law there can be no change in the valua
tion of, real eslate, except where improve
ments have been made or destroyed. --Next
year the triennial assessment will be wade.
The UlU Hell ltliiger..
The entertainment given Tuesday oveniiig
In the IbpUht church by the Kills family or
bell ringers, was fairly attended. The mu
sician trfermed en a number of instru
ments te ddes the bell, including the zither,
guitar, kteel ban and t-opephoue. They sang
a number of fine selection in geed voice and
gave several iienular recitations. The limll
ence was well pleased.
Derision Ileserriil.
Jelin F. Kcliteninclit nnil 11 J. Sterner,
had n law milt nbeat tnlntcm, mid It v.vn.1 ex
ect(Hl that the ense would be tried In this
week's common pleas court. Tliocaxe wns
continued, liowcver, nnd this morning when
the parties met en the court lioiise step,
nngry words raised between tlicm. It ended
It Is nllPBcd In Kctitcrnnrttl MnppltiK Slcrnnr
en the face. Ktorner liuule complaint ujraliist
Kchtcrnncht for nssanlt nnd Ittttery. Alilor Aliler
ninn Fordney heard thocase and has re scrvi-it
Ids decision until te-morrow.
Oft Milt)'.
Wash. It. Hnmhrlght, ticket agent nnd dis
patcher at the Pennsylvania elllce. In this
city, has lcen oil' duty kIiice Sun
tiny by reason of n very large carbuncle
thnt has appeared en his forehead nbeve
the right eve. He suffers great pain, his
fnce Is much, swollen and one of his eyes is
entirely closed and the ether nearly s
Kiitunliiv KTriilng'n Depot Klglit.
Daniel Tnniany, jr., charged with com
mitting an assault and battery en ltailrn.ul
Policeman Hey was heard this afternoon nnd
required te enter liail for trial at the April
term or the quarter sessions court. The
assault was committed en Saturday evening
at the Pennsylvania rallnxid depot.
.Tames Mctlrady and Albert Ileidcntueh,
charged with nsiiiult and battery en Ollleer
Beas, were heard by Alderman spurrier and
held te nttsvv er at eeurt-
The Ilciiuierallc rrlm:irle.
The DeiiKX-ratlc primary noinlnatiens will
jn made this evening at the plnccndcsiguatcd
In the call or the chairman. There should be
n full turn outef Democratic voters. In nd nd
ditieii te the candidates te be placed In nomi
nation for the Miveral offices te Is) voted for
en the 17th, a member of the city executive
coinmittce for the ensuing year, will lie
che-en.
At the MtviinerelHir ltluk.
There was a goetl attendance at the Mien Mien Mien
norcher skating rink en Tuesday menlnc,
the attraction lcing the ene mlle pace Ikv
twoen Jehn Ikcrt and Ilelwrt fJreezluger.
The race was wen by Ikert in 3:l,.
Cel. llnlTyTnlhlnif Tolncste Hie .lerej- lllm-
The annual meeting of the New Jersey
State Beard of Agriculture was held yester
day In Trenten. President Dudley delivered
nn address. Kx-Ooverner Curtin, of Penn
sylvania, was te have spoken en"ngrlculture,"
b'ut was prevented ly illness from attending.
Colonel Jas. Dully, of Marietta, this county,
speke en the cultivation of tobacco.
Slander Milt.
l?lizateth Butherferd te-day brought suit
In the court of conimeu pleas against Jacob
Lew Is for slander. She alleges that Lewis
circulated remits affecting her character for
chastity.
wlicrcliv
she suilercd f2,0O0
damages.
Mude an Assignment.
J. Henry I'bel and wife, or Salisbury
township, made an assignment te-dav for
the benefit of creditors, te Jacob Martin, of
the same township.
A Itlch AVIdeir 31arrles a Ceachtnan.
A rich widow of Saint Heck QuclHs-.sevcnty
four years or age, was married en Thursda'v
at the Saint Ibx-ks Church te her coachman,
a youth ageil nineteen years.
Ilread Dl.trlbuteil.
Thcre were 5fil rations or bread distributed
at the Sfup heuse te-day.
renenal.
Mrs. Win. DavldRO, Jr., nee Mls Maitgle liar
old, playing te-nlnht with Maggle Mitchell, 1
thOK'ieslef Mrs. Gee. A. King.
All-Day Meeting nt Duke Street .VI. I- C urih.
On Thursday, Februarys, nil ull day meetltiK
will be held In the above church. Services will
be as fellows : 9 11. in., pra'sc service; Hi a in.,
sermon, llev. I). W. (iordeu, Philadelphia ; 1 H)
p. 111., cnnsecmtlnn meeting : 3 p. 111., sermon,
Itcv. . I. T. Satchell, pastor : p. m., Mrs. Lizzie
It Smith. Mrs. Smith will be present at every
service, as also at the liieellui: this (Wednesday)
e enlutr ut 7 o'clock.
The Meelten 1'leiir.
eomiueu with ninny persons In this city we
h.ivu recentlyKlvcn the " Piiirl " flour from the
steelten mills u fair trial 111 bread, cakes, rolls
nnd every variety of family use. It Is found te
be of very superior quality and In every test
et baking kIvch the highest satisfaction. The
sale of tills brand has rapidly extended of late ;
seme markets it has occupied almost exclusive
ly, nnd new here does It suffer from any compe
tition In which It ha?bccn entered. A number
of Lancaster Krecc i-h have the snle of It and they
report universal satisfaction wllh It.
Wintry Winds.
Us all right for poets te sing the praises of the
beautiful snow, mid ths merry slelghbells, and
the tinging skates en the glassy Ice, but the
can't fill the bill wllh that sort of stulT when one
is sitting with his feet In 11 tub of het vtutcr, his
head done up In flannels, and with mustard
plasters en both sides of his chest. What a per
son then needs Is a thorough dese of Kidney Kidney
Wert, te act 11s a cathartic, for nothing will se
quickly relieves that congestive, feverish condi
tion which comes of a hard cold. Often these
Hilda causa bilious attacks, lumu hacks, disor
dered kidneys, rheumatism, catanh, etc. Kidney-eort
can be relied en te bring back n
healthy condition. febllwdeed
Allltlseiiients.
J.tllle Uiiretoel. Maggie Mitchell will present
this drama in which she has been winning
golden opinions tot. Lancaster audience this
evening, she w 111 be du.-ervcdly greeted by a
large limine.
Mentaguti' Cnmeily Company. This party
open a three nights engagement en Thursday
evening. Although they show at low prices It
must net be supposed that the company Is an
Inferior one, for one glance nt the list of names
villi convince all that the artists are llist-clu-.
The troupe Includes Harry Montague, the well
Known eccentric comedian; the Duncan Sisters,
serlo-cnuile stars ; Nellie Mains, comet soloist ;
Clus IHU, the greatest 'club swinger living;
Oeerge and Maria Nulsen, sketch urtlst ; Gee.
T. Allender, vocalist nnd comedian ; ami Shelter
und lllakuly, the great Southern darkey team;
these gentlemen are among the best In the world
In their peculiar line. The entertainment con
cludes wllh a musical comedy entitled "Antics,"
said te be very funny.
VKA T1IS.
lloevzu. In this city, Edwin Nerman, son of
Henry uil Vleletta Hoever, In thu 7th month of
his nge.
The relatives and friends of the family aiu re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
hit parents' residence, Ne. 133 North Mulberry
street, en Friday afternoon ut 2 o'clock. In
terment at Shrelner's cemetery. 2t
SrAHOLER Jan. 3, las.-,, n this eltv, Frauds
Jeseph bpuugler, In the t-til year of his uge.
The relatives und friends of the family tire re
sjicctfully Invited te attend thu funerul, rreui his
lain lesldenee, Ne. fi.17 Columbia avenue, en
Thursday morning, at u o'clock, lleqiilcm High
Mass ut St. Jeseph's Cuthellc church. Interment
nt St. Jeseph's cemetery.
Feaiilev. February i, Inhs, In this city, Henry
Feugley, In the Sid ear of bis age.
The relatives unit friends of the family, ulse
Pests bl und ,u", (i. A. It., are lespectfully in
vited te attend the funei-al from the residence of
his brother-in-law, Jeseph M. Cogley, Ne. U
West German stieet, en Thursday ufternoen ut
2 o'clock. Interment at Lancaster eeuieterv.
MAltKV.TS.
Philadelphia Market.
PillLADKLruu, Fell. f. Fleur dull, und weak te
sell; Supenlne,75fi31'!; Kxtra, tl 7W;1 rjU ;
Penn'a. lamlly. t- 50:IH7U; Winter clears, 100
fit S3 1 de straights, .t7S5(i: Mluti. extra clear,
loeflisoi destmtghts, Seff J nil ; winter pat
ents, 3 inkj.v.V) ; siilng de, ii -rHgfl.
live flour ut Kl -'iii .
Wheat tinner but quiet s Nn. 2 Western lied,
nt WQssWe 1 Ne. 3 de, ut He ; Se. 1 Pa. de,
85c ; Ne. i Delaware, de, trie.
Cern steady with quiet demand ; steamer, IHti
4'iWe; Ne. 'vellew, t'Jfiinei de mixed, tJiiUtc ;
Ne! 3 de 17Hfll")c.
Oats dull und prices weuk ; Ne. 1 While,
Ssgj'.ia t Nn, 2 de, at 37e : Ne. 3 de, .Tic ; re
jected StJJ.Tie ; Ne. 2 mixed, 3J631KC.
Itye firm ut 73e.
Seeds Clever qulet nt WV9-.JJC ; Tlmelhy quiet
at II fiOjJI no ; Flaxseed flnu ut II Cent K.
Winter bran quiet at 1661(1 75.
Previsions steudy and qulel moderate mess
perk, i:i75tll ; beer hams, KIQ21 & i city mess
beef, I1350JJI4.
llucen, Kii'JKe s Smoked Shoulders, B)flj;e 1
Bait de, Si'lViu; smoked haais, luJiillliie;
pickled de, U(&jc. '
Lard steady 1 city reflned, ut 74iCe loeso
butchers'. 0jO7e I prime steam, 17 ,.
Ilutter firm ler fancy ; ether kinds neglected ;
Creamery extnis, 3.10 t II. C. and N. Y. de. isjji
3ie; iialrv' extras, 23c 1 de gisid le choice, 20
O-iic.
liolUntI2(ilUe: packing butler. 7(71.10.
Kgga iiilel and weua ; extras, 22j(2:k'.
Cheese steady, but quiet I New Yerk Full
Cieaui, lSfl3'4c! Ohie Flats, choice, lIi;fflJe ;
dnrulrteirfmc,8K3IIKc i Penn'uiiart sklm.s.SJJ
07oidefulldo.W&lHc
Petroleum dull ; lteflncd,7Wc.
WhUkv dull ut tl 20.
New Yerk Market.
Niw Yerk, Feb. 4. Fleur State and Weitern
anil and weak. Southern dull and heavy.
W heat KSM hlg her and mcderutcly itctlru
Xe. 1 While, tmnilnnl t Ne. a llctl, Fell.. e.ffj
fiHet Mnrcti, IHW-WV' I April, tr:.VPi,V-' I
.M ny, inrriHe.
l,nrn ijs un is-urr i
Mixed Western, cihu,
liV.fr.MUe i de future. Jitl'.ie,
li.iu n dhsucntrencer ! t'
Mate,
STiTIiVi West-
em, aftijUV.
l.lteStncK Prices.
I'lilcAiitx-l attic Kerelpts n,,,, hend : clilp.
nieiiln, 3,0 lie.id 1 quality peer i t"t stnnnr ;
common ek: Meers. I.teitn l,.Vilpeuml. tt!M
nHMt I.iVHe l,f) )iinits, (I lnvtS W; 1, te
I.iMl pemiiR l(.fl Kit rnn nml mixed eoin eein eoin
men fi iSHiS ui 1 medium. M ("VJ.1 S ; psl. W H
l'i.1t lieKers. www ii; fetslrrs. l litl M :
isirn.fed Texnns, HlkKtlUl.
ll(K4--lleeeliits, I7,ti hend 1 stilpment". ft.i 1
nmtkel low 1 let tmdc steady : nuiRh pack
Insnnd lnreilnrelil.c lowers minth iwcV
I11K. Slil U 1 lvu'klug nnd tilpplni;. 'ifl te
4pMind, 1 itl ss 1 lluhl. Hit le Sie iimd,
JiastlH): sklis.MSWTI
Sheep Keccliiti", 4..VW hejid lalilpmeiils, none ;
limikei dull and ik eominen, ASi'iI3 : lue
dhini, ft iwr.lW: (jowl, JJ S.VT4 i ; choice l.untis
iiiidehis-p, tiai Si.
KRT I.mrnTV. tattle dull nnd iiuchniiKisl :
r,.elnf.. s hi'rtd ! slilnmenlA. 1.(1111.
neus were ie nnil steady ;
I uumH'Hnn.',
receipts, J, J"
5.TSiO; Yorkers, l f'sjl e :
Iie:icl : shlpmenls, ;,! head.
sheep dull nnd utiehniiKed ;
shlpineiits, fi,xi head.
ixeiltt. . :
Slerk Martlets.
Ueed, Mctirann .x Ce., Hankers,
11 a. n. t:x. v.
tjiiiilutlen ly
litieibter, I'a
Missouri I'acltlc
.Mtchleaii Central
New Yerk Central sst.
New .Icrsev Central J.V,
Ohie Central
lel. Ijiek. A Western ',
Denver A I8li Ovnnde s
Krle I
Kansas A Te.xa IS',
Uikeshen. WJi
CblmiteAN W., com '.wj
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.l. Paul A Omaha. ;
Paeltle Mall mU
KeehesterA Pittsburg -
St. Paul 7J4
Texas Pacific
Union Prtctllc Stf,
WalKish Common I
Wabash Preferred
West'n Cnlen Telegniph.. '
Umlsvllle A Nashville .... SI
X. Y., Chi. A St. I
l.ehluh Valley
Ihl(Jh NnviKiitleu
I'emisvlvanla W
Kendlni; S J-l
P. T. A buffalo
Northern Paeltle Cem IV,
.Northern Paeltle Prof ... X-V
lleslenvllle
Philadelphia A Krtc Ifi',
Northern Central
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Canada Southern ...
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People's Passenger -Jersev
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(Juntntlens by AsseeLitisI Press,
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia A Krle It. K
Ilendlni? I.allnwd
Pennsylvania Railroad....
I.ehlk-h Valley Hallnxid
Iley Hallnxid .',
niBinlcs of New Jersey 191K
"acltle lM,
aclfle Preferred J .
Central Itallread ri
viffatlen Company 2'
ii ttullread 17
iiuieu umij
Nertnern i
Northern I
Northern Central Itallread ..
t.ehlsh Navigation Company
.ximsiewn luiimKiii
Central Transportation Company W
llurrale. New Yerk A Philadelphia '.'.
LltUu Schuylkill Itallread 5J;
Mew Yerk.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks loner Meney at IQIVc.
New x. erk Central ss't
Krle Itallread irsj
Attains Kxpres- 13.1
Michigan Central Uailreud 5Vt
Michigan Southern Itallixsid I2S
Illinois central Uailreud I I
Cleveland A Pittsburg lEallread 131
Chicago Keek Island Itallread U'.'i,
Pittsburg Keit Wayne P.al read Ill
Western l'nlen Telegraph Cempiny isnv,
Teledo Wabash
New Jersey Centrsl .i
New Yerk. Ontario A Western. '.X te1.
llollsebeld .Vlarket.
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Cottage Cheese, two pieces
Hutch Cheese lump
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Turkeys "f piece (live)
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cniekens pairiiivej..
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Pigeon Ifl pilr.
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Apple IlutterTfl qt 20
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Dry Ileer, ehlpied
Hani, whelH
Ham, sliced
Mlucu Meat, per S,
Grapes (IB.
Apple VMt'k
Riuanas ydez
Coce.inuts. each ....
Currents 1 S, (dried)..
Dried Apples V qt ...
Dried Peaches ! qt...
Prunes 1 n,
Lemens 1 dez
Oranges (I dez
Pears 1 )j pk
Chestnuts t qt
Cranlerrles yi qt .. .
Pineapples, i-acn
VEGETABLES.
Cabbage
abbage Tfl head
eiutis-s in y, pk
Vfmshel
1
Ikhins (Lima) t qt
1 arnus fi euuen sc
Ib-nd Salad .Se
Onions 3 bunch te
Sweel Potatoes f if pk li.l'-'ec
l!adlhes y bunch V
Soup IVans jlqt 1A
Spinach pk lnJflVc
Salsllv V hunch tfilOe
Turnips ii pk. 7c
Artichokes yt c pk fsj
Pepm-l-s V1 llez (fi IVc
Onions V H pk ICc
risu.
Cntflshfia 12Wc
Perch Is3
Heck loe
lllack Itis, lie
Pike
l-'Hc
12Ke
ina
loc
UKAIX.
70c
Mtf:!
Isjl.VN:
OXi
'llglfi
While Fish
Haddock 1 11)..
Smelts "(I ft
Wheat
Oats
Cern
llyu
Hay per ten.. .
xk ir . 1 rr.n Tl.S KMKXTS.
W
TOMAN WANTKD TO DO 1'AMII.Y
washing at nor own residence, inquire
nt thoelllcoof this paper. ltd'
I7I0H SALE CHEAP.
' A Jluken A Hainllu Organ, nud a Itcfrlgcla-
ter.
XV. tl. FOKHL.
fehl-31-
Ne. (JVr.aat Orange street.
T30TK IS MAKING
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
AT S3.00 A DOZEV
AT NO. 1(0 NOUTH Ql'P.K.V STKEF.T,
Janl'Jtfd Ijincuster, Pa.
AJOtici:tosteckTi6Ld1':hs.
-ax The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Leluuibla ,V Peit Deposit llallie.id C0111
pany will be held ut the ottlce of the company,
Ne. 23.1 Seuth Fourth street, Philadelphia. 011
WKD.NbsiiAY, FLU. IS, pwCi, ut 11 o'clock, n. in.
Klectleu for President nnd Dlieclers sumo day
und place J AMKs II. MtCLCItK.
JiiiiJl-3td fcecretury.
ijinhini:
HOL'SE AT Pt'HIilC SALE.
AX The
American Knuine Heuse, en Church
street, will be sold at public sule, en the premises,
te the hlshest bidder, en MONDAY AFTU1I
NOON, FKlIKPAltY in, Is-i, ut 2 o'clock p. 111.
Thu purcuusfi' te remove building Inside of
two mouths. II. V ordcref theceiiimltlee,
. GKO. W. COltMK.NY.
Chairman.
Attest Dll. II. F. KliKKMAM, Clerk.
Jun3l.tfl,7,ll.ll
A SSK5NKD ESTATE OV JOSEPH HEU-
x. zegai
cenn tv. ru.
and wife, of Lancaster city, Luucavler
Jeseph llerzeg und wife, of Iain.
easier, bavin;
g by deed of veluntury assignment.
by deed of voluntary assignment
dated lU'cciiiberlS. lssi.nsslgneil und transferred
ill their estate and effects te te undersigned, for
the benefit of the creditors of the said Jeseph
llerzeg, he theieferuglviH uutlee te all imtbeiis
Indebted te said ueslgnnr, te make payment te
the undersigned without delay, anil these, hav
ing clulms lu piuaeul them te
Il7-ldW W. A. WILSON, Assignee.
INSTATE OF ANTHONY E.
IlOHEItTS.
AU la
late of Ijiiicastur cltv. dee'd. Letters testa
uicnturv en said estatn having been granted te
thu iiiidcrslL'iifd. ull imM'seiis indebted thereto
lire requested te make Immediate payment, nnd
these having claims or demands against thu
same will present theiu without delay for set tin.
incut te thu uiiilerslgued, residing In Philadel
phia, Pa., or their attorney nt Ne. 33 North Duke
stlict, Luncitsler, Pa.
Is. A AC L ItOllKHTS,
HKNIlY A. KOHKUTS,
JOHN L. KOIIKUTS.
Jeun W. Ai'ixL, Kxecutnis,
Atlerney. u-titdeuw
TESTATE OF I'UAN. JOSEPH D011EL,
All late of Itiicuster city, Lancaster county,
deceased, The undersigned auditor, npMilutisl
tedlstrlbilte thu balance remaining lu the hands
of Jehn A. Ceyle, esq., executer of the will of
said deceased, te and among these legullly en
titled le the sums, will sit for that purpose en
MOI)AY,JANL'AUYSil,li3,ut lUu. 111", in the
Library lloeiu of the Ceuit Heuse, In the City of
Iatuciister, where nil persons Interested In said
distribution may nlteml.
JJSteaw llLNKY J. I1UTLEH, Auditor,
vk i r a 1 1 1 . n ris km i:x t.s.
TiMKiic.siiAvi:t.oN(8siNei:i)i:riDi:D
fJ lh:it the Yellow Fiuit.V Clgiir Is the tsist
In the state, nt
ItAUTMAN' YKM.OW VIIONT OKI All STOUK.
rpilKY CAN ALL COPY lU'T NONK
I. can isiual the Havana Yellow Frent Se, Ci
gar, nt
IIAUTMA.VSYKl.l.OW PIUINT CltlAll
STOUK.
-fi:i:useiiAUM and iikiau pipks
jtI. and Smekery, n choice let t celeet lixnn,
ut prices that Uefy eompellllen, ill"
IIAKTMAN'3 Kl.l.OW I'llONTCUlAU
STOItK.
rpltirv CAN "ALL CDPY, HUT NONK
L can cnuaJ the Havana Yellow Frent 5c,
ClKar, at
llAltTMA.VS KI.I.OW FIIO.NT CIllAU
steiii:.
CIIUAItM FltOM 51 PF.ll UUNDUUD TO
J tli Very Finest Unalltv. In nueknues nulla
hie for the llelldavs. at
UAKTMAN'S CI LOW I'KONT CUJAlt
sTOUK.
C'l'OHAOK
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
IIAMKI. MAYKIt,
decMyd HI West Chestnut street.
13K1CK LIST-llVKKK'S CORN." Tl. A
L Can : Wlnslew's. l.".e.i lied seal llrand, 9c. :
Scans Lholee Temslis's ttu JVe.; Ceeisi shells
enlv 6c. V i t.rannlatid snpir.iiUc. V Bi ; Man
daitl A Susar, Oc., piire White : i'etlees, is, If., Is,
.ii.KiindiV. V Hi.
AT CI.AKKK'S TK NI COFFKK STOUK,
Ne. is West king street
Qin rionwe;TnoKM,1'1'INKUY
? LJiJJ J i.ihkIs te be sold nt a very
heavy rcdnetlen, en aeismnt of ixMneval te our
new store, 00 North tjneen sireet, (stniusss Old
stand.)
NKW YOKK AND PAI11S MII.I.INKKY CO.,
JanS-tfd ! West klnir St., laincnster, Pa.
rpHK LA1K1KST, 11KST AND MOST
1. complete assortment of Kuehre, Casine and
Poker Cards In the town, from sc. per pack up,
at
UAKTMAN'S YKI.I.OH KKONT CHiAlt
sTOUK.
rpitADi: dellai:staki:nTt pah.
1 In exchange for I'lulerweur, Comforts,
Counterpanes, lle-l. iv, Knit Jackets, shirts.
ranis, iienius, i,iees, inns. -.usiH'nners auu
a variety of Ijidle-' and tients' I'lirnlshlni;
Oe.sls at prices U than ever. Please call and
examine before veu luiv.
llK.NKY 1IKC1ITOLII,
Ne. .1' North Queen Stlxs't.
s(jn of the llljt t,NktiiR
CHAKTCUNOTICK.
Netice J hereby Riven of the Intention le
apply te the Judgfs of the Court of Common
Pleas of latneastrr temitv. en MONPAY', the
lfith day of FKIIKl Vl! . IsnV at in o'clock n. in.,
fornehartertelncorpt'nite "TheCltUens' Hand"
of simsburs berMn:h, Pennsvlvnnla. The ob
ject of said pr."Med oeriMU-atlon lobe the cul
ttratlen of music
A. P. SIIENCK,
JanllsHdW solicitor.
KElirCTlON IN OVEIU'OATS.
In enler te reduce our large twk of Fur
Heavers, Melter.s, Kerseys and Corkscrews for
Overceatings. 1 will, for the next M dues, make
up te your enler, In flrst class style, n't greatly
leduced prices. All garmeuts are guaranteed te
tit perfect nnd only the best quality of trini
uitugs ure ustsl.
A. 11. UUst.VM I.1.V,
Fine Tailoring.
37 North Queen street,
lnJl-tiindlt
opposite the Postetnce.
E;
TiSTATE OP CIIMSTIAN .ECHEK,
Icstamentarv en said estate having In-en
granted te the undersigned, ull iersens In
debted thereto are requested temake tmmedlnte
Ikiyment, and these hav leg clulms or demands
ugatust the same, will present them without dc
lav for settlement te the undersigned, residing
lu the city of Lancaster.
PHILIP 7.KCHK11,
CAHOI.INKKCHLK.
Kxecuter.
Gee M. Klixe. Attorney. JanaMUdTueaw
TDUAisri ki.epTi.
STEELTON MILLS
PEARL FLOU R
MAKKS WHOLESOME AND DEL1C10CS
IIHKAD. KEPT 1IY
J. I.. IllNKLKY.
J. FUANK HEIST,
WM. HLlCKE.NDKUFElt
JanlD-Sute' Lnnnuster, Pa.
POSITIVE SALE. WILL HE SOLD AT
publtu sale
ON & ATPltDAY EVENING, FEB. II, 1-s.v,
at 7 o'clock at the Hlester Heuse, all that let et
ground und buildings thereon Jerected, Ne. ."VI
West chestnut street, liucaster, Pa., known as
Harberger. McCulley A Ce.'s Machine shiqi and
Foundry This let Is 122 feet C Inches fronting en
Chestnut street and running In depth 12S feet t)
Inches en Market street, en whlchlsbullt a large
Machine Shep, smith shop, Foundry, Ac. The
preml-es have sewer connections with Market
street. There Is built upon the premises .
horse Engine, which will be Included as real es
tate. HAUlIKIIGhlt, M.CCLLEY A CO.
s. iIese, Auctioneer. febl,0,9,lI,13,Ud
i SSKiNKI) INSTATE OP FHEDERK'K
V s. Illetz.ef the borough of Columbia, Lan
caster count v. Frederick s. Il'etzand wile, efllie
boreughnf Columbia, having by deed of volun
tary assignment, dated Deieuiber2:l,lss assigned
nnd transfer! cd all their estate and effects 13 the
undersigned for the Iwnetlt of the credlteis et
the said Frederick s pietz, he therefore gives
notice te ull persons Indebted te said assigner,
te make payment te the underslgni d without
delay, mid theso having claims te present them
te UOIIEUT A. EVANs, Assignee,
llcsldlnglu Luucusler, Pa.
S. II. llETXOLIM,
D. McMclle.x,
Attorneys. Jan'sHilW
G
IUAHI) KIKE INSUKANCE
C0.M-
PANY OF PHILADLLPIIIA.
ALrRED S. Gillett, President.
James II. Alverd, Vice Pres. and Treas.
Eiwi! F. Merrill, Secretary.
Jcliis it. ALLr:, Asssltant Secretary.
ASSETS-ONE MILLION, TWO HL'.NDItKI)
AND FIFTY-NINE TIIOP-AND,
NINE IH-NDIIKD AND SIXTY
SKVEN DOLLAHS AND FOItTY
N1NE CENT-.
All Invested In solid securities.
Lesses piemptly settled and paid.
RIFE & KAUPPMAN, Agents,
NO. PJ WEST KINO hTKEET.
ectlmdM.WASH
vuhiricAU
-n"0irALI)EHMAN.
P. B. FORDNEY,
or Fedrth Ward. .Subject te IIei'vulican IIclea.
JanlU-tfd
poll ALDERMAN NINTH WAKD,
JOS. UMBL.E.
SCIUECT TO ItErUBLICAN liL'LEa.
17IOK ALDEH.MAN
' WAKD.
OF THE SIXTH
J. H. SCHNEIDER.
SCIUECT TO DEVIOI RATIO Itl'LEH. f3St
peit mTdekman",
M. H. McCOMSEY,
Or THE FOfllTII WaBII. Sl'BJKtT TO Dt.MIK KATIC
Hulls. Jan-jO-tfd
TTIOR ALDERMAN
OK THE SIXTH
Al WAHD,
JAMES P. PLTJOKER.
Sl'lllECT TO DCSIM'RATIC HlLKS. feb'ilwip
IJ"0R CONSTAIILE
! WAKD,
OP THE SIXTH
MARTIN DATLY.
.Sl'WKCTTO IIEXISJKATU Kl'LES.
f2-lwd
DK
EMUORATK' PRIMARIES.
The Democrats of the Cllvef lameaslerui-u le.
quested teus"embluut the usual places for hold
ing Primary hleetlnusen WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, FEIIIIUAKY I, between 7 and o'clock, te
place In nomination candidates for the hcheel
Heard und Wunl enicers.uiid for members of the
Democratic City Committee. The election will
be held en
SATPltDAY, FKIIHPAUY 7,
between the houisefCiind 8 o'clock, except In
the Eight Wurd, where thu polls will be open
Irem 4 te 0 o'clock. The following are the places
of meeting!
First Wurd-Slinbev's Hetel.
Second Ward Wendltz's Hetel.
Third Wanl-Elllnger'H Hetel.
Fourth Wunl-Jehn Flitch's Ilestauraiit.
Fifth 'Vurd-Phlllp WuII'm Hetel.
Sixth Wind Schiller Heuse.
Seventh Wunl seventh Ward Hetel.
Eighth Wanl Kehlluuis' Hetel.
Ninth Wunl Arneld Hans' Hetel.
The Officers of the several wants will report
the vote ler school Directors nt thu headquar
ters of the Committee, third Meer of thu Post Pest Post
elllco building, ut V o'clock 011 the evening of the
Primary Election.
It was also decided te submit lolhe voters of
the several wnrdsa iinqiescfl change In the rules
nominating candidates for the hchoel Heard.
The proposed rule Is that from and after 184),
each vvnrd slinll he entitled te two of the Demo
cratic members of the l'enrd, and us a varaucy
M5curs In any wurd the Democratic voters
shall vete for und seject the cuudldute for the
Scheel Heard whom they deslrn le have placed
en the ticket, W, U.IIENSEL, Chairman.
.IMtf.SKMKXTS.
pi'LTON OPl'.KA llOFSIi
TIlltKU NlOIITS-COMMUNCI.Ntl
Thuredny Evenlntr Febnmry 0, O, 7.
KNtlAOKMCNT OK
HARRY MONTAGUE.
St'PKIIII COMKUY COMPANY.
Till: CIIAUMIM) MPSlCAI. COMKUY:
IN
ANTICS
Oil. ITS T I.ONO HIlANCII.
lntriMtuelni; n host of delliihtriil novelties.
Ceiietiidtni; wllh the lieautlfiil terpslrherenii
fantasle exiitesslv nrrnniteit tiy Itnrrv Moii Meii
tauue, entitled The i liaiiipnglie Quadrille."
PKUKS OK ADMISSION. In, 01 A 30 CKNTS.
Suits en sale nt epe ru house. fJ.M
Kn:T7wx"(llKHA UtU'Sli '
Woiliietsilny Evening- Feb. 4.
Appearanee or .Vinrrlixi'a Kavoilte Aillste,
MAGGIE MITCHELL,
Supis.rted by n POWKUKPf, DIIAMATIC
COMPANY hi her lleaiillliil nnd Iteumnllc
Hmuintii Five Acts of
LITTLE BAREFOOT.
MtS MtTCMKI.l. In her matchless iucrsen
atleii el .1 . 1 .'!'. In which she will Introduce
NEW SONGS AND DANCES.
Kci care and attention will be paid te the
proper iuouiitlii;el the pin).
MiMlssleN. etic. I.Xr.nnd ni.ne.
ui;si:iivi;i)sKrs. . 73c. aiid-M.ne.
Sale of Seiits will open Monday, PrUt, at opera
house. ian:VL5bl
run s.ii.k ok itKxr.
"I7IOU 11KNT.
.1: The hall Siix.Vl feel en thlnlslorvef Slelu
metz biiltdlii:
Ne. &14 North Queen ativet. Ap-
l" "
iMfd
-I. 1.. s 1 r.i.s m r. 1 i..
-I7IOU KENT.
Ij The steie nsiui, corner of North (Jueen and
Kast Orange streets, new occupied by K. M.
Sheet. Apply at
Janl7-tfd NO. 11 KAST OUANC.K ST
COAI. YAHl) KOH KENT.
A t isil . aril, w Ith all the ni'eess.iry eouven eeuven
lences, as ORIre, Dwelling, stable, lllns, Ac.. ,xe.,
and doing a large business, will le rented fteui
the 1st el April next, en reasonable terms. Ap
pl te IS. M. ItOl.KNICS,
JairiMtawlfd l; south (jueen street.
I7ibiritENf.
? A Dairy Farm or liV Aen-s, lu the illy of
l.ancHser and Manhelm township, known as
"llanlwlck Paiin." fiem April 1st. Applv le
J. M. HtntKK,
Se. IV North Dukestivet.
tlr MOIIT1MLII MALONK, Park Heuse.
Janiltfd.xw
T7H)H HENtT
: At Ne. 2UCKNTUK SQC AUK. healed ivsiins
011 second and thlril Ibsirs, stiltatile Ter a seam
sliess, office ue or bslging purieses. Posses
sion April 1. Apply at
M. llAIIKItlU'sllS,
Janltfd .TO Penn squnn-
pi
HLH'SALr.
ON THIKSDAT, FEIIItf AKY 3. 1"M.
at Ne ."W West Orange sireet. will be sold Ihe
follenlug. viz lliileau. lledstivid, Clethes
Pre, Settle. Tables, Cupbeanl, Ctiall-. Cleck,
Pictures. Hrtis-els and ether Curis'ts, Oil Cleths,
stove. Itange, hettles. Divine. VhMltmrien und
ether articles.
Sale tocemuienci' at 1 o'clock p m. of nld
ilav. liEOltCE F. Mil. LEU.
febx-.td Admlulstrater
lOVM-IC SALIC WILL
i public sale
HE SOLI) AT
ON SATl 1IDVY EVEN1NU. THE Tth DAY OF
FLHKLAKY, NEXT,
at the l.eeiuinl Hetel, lu the I itv of lamcater, a
new two-story brick DWELl.I.Ni; Hel'SK. with
B rooms and phisteuil garn-t ; h)drant and let
of gniund. situate anil liontlngeu south side of
Kast I be-tuut stteet. Ne. 732. containing In frxint
22 feet, ami extending seuthwnnl lis feet te a
puhlle alley. JOHN MCIIPIIY.
HcMir SHcnmiT. Auelleiieer.
.sworn. Attorney. Jau.11-?td
Mi: DIVA I..
BRANDY.
wy as a iicincine,
lie urtl
Mil. II. E. -L.VY.MAi; Ell. AuentferliE'IOAIlT'S
OLD WIXE STOKE, liy a pieuiinent practlcing -
pnysieian 01 mis county, w no nas extensively
u-cd the Urandy refern-d le in his regular prao prae
11 re. It Neeiuiuended le the attention of these
utillcted with
1N1IHJE-TION AND DYsPKPsIA.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This new much abused Alcoholic stimulant
wa.s never in tended as a beverage, buttebu used
as a medicine of greater potency In the cuieer
some of the destructive dl-eji.es whlchsweeps
uwuy their animal thousands of victim. With
a purelv philanthropic motive, we present te the
favorable notice of Invalids ess-e hilly tho-e
atlllctcd w llh that miserable illseane. DysHiisla,
a siiecille remi'dy, w hlch is nothing mere or less
than tlllANDY.
Thenged, with feeble appetite, and mete or
less debility. Mill tint! this simple medicine,
when used nreiterlv,
A sOVKltKHJN HEMEDY
Ker all their Ills and aches. He It, however,
strictly understood that ve prescribe and use
but one article, and that Is
Regart's Old Brandy,
Sold hv uiir enterprising frlutnl,
t I. l'l Tl.l. 1. ...... I.. 1 ..,
E. SLAY
l.ilti.a 1 (iif iiiuiiitv iJ.13 3Kll
the test for
years, uud has never tailed, as far as oure.viie eure.viie
rlence extends, and we therefore give it the
preference ever all ether llraudles no matter
with hew many law bieaklng French titles they
ure branded. One-feiirlh of tha money that Is
yearly thmwti away en various Iniiwitent dys-pep-Li
sjieclllcs, would sutllce te buy sll tha
Urandy te cure any such cae or cases. In pioef
of the curative pewei of
UEIIiAUT's OLD IIKA.NDY
In ea9 of Dysepsla, vve ean suiiimen Humbert
of witnesses one cause lu particular we will cite:
A hard working farmer had been atlllctcd with
an exhuiisttug Dyspepsia fera tiumbcref vears:
his sleuiach would reject almost every kind of
foist ; he had sour eructatiens constantly noap neap
petlle In fact he wnis obliged te restrict bis diet
ie crackers and stale bread, and as a beverage he
used liclirann's lioet Ileer. lie Is a Methodist,
and then, as new, preached at times, and lu his
dtsceurx-s elteu declaimed earnestly ugalust all
kinds of strong drink. When iidvl-ed te try
llEIYi AHT's OLD HltA.NDY
In his rase, he looked up with astonishment
but after hearing of his wonderful effects In thu
cases of some
01 his near acntin
his near aceiialnuinces. he at
fellow our iiuvlce. He used the
lu.,t consented te fellow our iiuvlc
llrundv faltbfullvniidsteadllv : the first bottle
giving him an upH:tlte, and before the second
was all taken he was a sound man. with a stom
ach capable of digesting anything which he
chsie te eat. He still keeps It 'and uses a little
occasionally ; und since he has this medicine, he
has been of very little pecuniary benefit te the
doctor. .1 l'riirll4lng J'hyilciuit.
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
AOENT KOH ICKIKAUT'ti OLD WINE STOKE,
LSTAIILISHED IM7b3.
ImHiiler and Dealer 111 Old llniudy, Sherry, Su
perior Old Madeira, Imported In l"ls, l7
and IK-'El. Chamjiagnes of everv brand,
scotch Ale,1'erter, Blown Stout,
Ne. 20 East King Strcet, Lancaster
JXSVltAXVK.
ITKJUITAUIii: I.II'K INSUU.
U PA.NY.
,VNCE COM-
Aesets,
854,d00,000.
Surplus,
812,000,000.
Iedisputable Creditors Assurance Kquilable Lire
Insurance Company.
The only llustucss Mnn's Policy written, puy.
ublu lu 10, 15 or W years, and non-ferleltablo after
v, t .- j v ( iiuii-iuik iiuuniai is, a
Thuwifest tiivestmeiitiiuil best paying
a years.
one.
K.QHITAIII.K POHSTHH LAHHEST l.VHUIt
bUIIANCK HUhl.NEsS IN THE WOULD.
W. J. MADDEN,
10 N'OKTH QUEEN ST.
Writk rea Information.
r.HVVATHlXAT.
TTK KHI'JPH HOOKS !"
That Wis Die leinark inaileby a young person
whom wu overheard en thu stieet thu ether day.
und lliu meaning wns maiueeriaiu person acpi
a liiMik stele. 'J hut's one way le
in
keep book."
:hu necessarv
und u very geed way if you havu the necessary
experience und
wiii- le kren
eunltal i but
there Is another
krep hooks, " unit that Is In keep ae-
ceiuils by thu best methods or book-keeping,
such as aru taught In every detail, uud pructl-
cally, tee, at tlie
LANCASTER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Address,
H. 0. WEIDLER,
Ne. V EAST KING bTHEET,
JanliMfd
nr
JOHN H. (llVlillll.
GARPET DEPARTMENT.
Jehn S. Givler & Ce.,
ARE SHOWING THE LAflGEST LINE OF NEW CHOICE STYLES
IN
WILTONS,
MOUQUETTES:
Bedy and Tapestry
EXTRA SUPERS AND INGRAINS,
KVKH SHOWN IN L.XNl ASTI.H, T I.OWKK PUICKx THAN EVKH OlFKUKK IN I.AM AH
CASTKIl l'OU.HAMi: lt VI1TY OF tioeii.s). Call nnil See Our (loeds titulPtlceit.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
DRY OOOD3 AND OARVET HOUSE,
Ne. 25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
-f.IAUEK A 1U50T11ER.
SPRING, 1885. SPRING, 1885.
WALL PAPERS.
HAGER & BROTHER have new ready ler showing, Oompleto
Lines of WALL PAPER, Solected from the Louding Mnnufticture8 of
this country, nnd ropresonting ull qualities from tlie Lewest Priced
Papers te the Finest Goods Made.
Brown and White Blanks, Elats and Satins.
Mica and Silk Finish, Plain and Celer Bronzes.
Ilmiil Prints, Uosleii Feil, Llnrritsta U'nltiin.
CEILING DECORATIONS, FRIEZES AND BORDERS."
We employ Paper Hangers competent te de all grades of work,
including Fine Ceiling Decoration, Fresco and Cornice Werk. Prices
were never 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 Trimmings.
Shade Cleths, all colors and widths; Scotch Helland, all colors
and widths ; American Helland, all colors and widths.
A large line of New Dade Shades, ranging in price from 25 cents
te $1.00. Spring Balance and HartshorneFixturcs.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Ne. 25 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
i-evi:rs
A IIUUST.
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, Pa!
-
Te Clese Out by March
$7,000
Werth of Our Stock.
We will iiuike Prices VEKY LOW Our Meck l tee large nnd linist lie rrduced
PEli'-O.Ns IN WANT OK
Sheeting and Shirting Muslins, Table Linens,
Tickings, Bed Checks, Calicoes,
Counterpanes, Quilts, Comforts, Blankets,
Cottenades, Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsets. Hamburg Edirimrs and Insertinirs.
Black Silks,
WILL DO WK.LLTOfilVE I's
BOWERS 81 HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa
.VEXT DOOU TO TIIK COL'llT 1IOU.S1C
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Ladies' Mnslin Underwear. Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
NIGHT DRESSES, CHEMISE,
DRAWERS, SHIRTS, &c.,'&c.
Direct from Manufactures, In large lets, at LOW I'll ICES, te which we Invite attention.
I0
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES,
Krein a hPEOl Al, NEW YOUK lilPOIITEH'S
te I0er cent, less
R E. FAHNESTOGK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse,
c
IllUP STOKli
COUNTERPANES.
WHITE AND COLORED COUNTERPANES AT BARGAIN PRICES.
We have .IiKt Opened from A net Ien uud Krein u llaukrupt Jluiiiil'acliiicr the ChvaiHst L'OIJ.N.
TEUPA.VEh everetrereil.
COUNTERPANES at 50c. and 75c.
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.
letzger & Haughmaii's Cheap Stere!
43 WEST KING
nr Ilulween thu Cooper Heuso and Serrel
TOHN11.V KIPS SONS.
Valentine Souvenirs, Prang's Valentines,
Satin Art Print Valentines.
ART SPECIALTIES, in Figured Satin, Plush and Hand-Painted Souvenirs. Lace Raised
Valentines. Cards, Plain 'and Fringed. ..
AN ELEO ANT STOCK, WHOLESALE A.N'I) ItETAIL, AT THE HOOKbTOHE OK
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
NOS. 15 and 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
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GKO.
P. 1IATIIV0N
VELVETS,
Brussels, Three
Plys,
1
Black Cashmeres, Dress Goods, &c, i
A t l.l. HKKOItE PtMIL'HAIlNG
AUCTION HALL', which we n
than Ilegiilnr Pilces,
able
e sell from It'll!
Lancaster, Pa.
OUR BLANKETS. .
ST., LANCASTER, PA.
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HOOKS.
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