Bkjs 'mvmfWVMwr' . , THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCES. FlttDAY, FETmUARY 0, 18S5. ;' 3. i k'Nt, ' JK8C0PAL S. S. ASSOCIATION. . tttr.nr.cexD ass vat. xektise eftjie nARniKBvnar.. coxtecaiios. ';J rrwMeil Or Jf Ilhep Han- A ItCrfut- t ttim m ni;UTn jticmiKira iiriniif i"w lsen-InUratUng DUcnMlen Yrl- crai Tli of 8. S. Werk. Speelnl Cern ispendence of Itrmtiecirc'tfi. Celumhia, Feb. 0. Tlie second moetluij ortlie American Church Sunday Scheel m m cUUen, of tlie Jlnrriburs convocation, First division, thw lield in tue wigwam or uiiio uiiie cittCaalunga tribe, Ne. 3!, I. O. R. M., yostor yestor yoster day. The ropresontntlvoi of pnt lshes prosen t eraitl fellows l Columbia, 11: Lancaster, S5; TXarrUbUTfj, 4 j Yerk, 13 ; Baltimore, 1 ; Hall fax, 1. A few lnlnutes nfter twolve o'elock the lllght Rev. M. A. DoWeUo Itowe, bishop of the dioceso of Pennsylvania, cnlled the moot meet ing te erder. Mr. Ooergo II. Richard, of Co lumbia, noted ns sccretnry pre tcin., Rev. Jehn Ornliain, of Manhelui, belnp unnble te be present, as he was nttcmliug the fUnersil of ene of his parishioners. The inlnutes of the first meeting, held in Lancaster two mentlis age, when and whero the association was or ganized, weronet read until Justbofero the clese of the second sowlen. Te a class of nlne adult lady tearhers, Rer. Francis J. C. Meran, of Columbia, lustructed In a model lossen. Subjeet, " The Forerun ner." Text, Luke ill., 1 K The reverend gcntleman graphically explained Christ's forerunnor, Jehn tlie Daptlst, In a tnanuer that was the admiration of his class and the nuillonce. " Rollgten," he said, " should be broughtinte thedalty llfe of Sunday school scholars, and unless this be done all teach ings go for naught." Uis mede of teaching was then discussed. Mrs. Smith, of Lincaster, did net favor BChelars searching the Illble for relcrences daring Sunday school hours j they had net tlme. Mrs. Oca IT. Richards : while in class scholars have net enough te de te koep thorn busy. They are asked te answer ene or two questions and hunt the same number of references. That Is nil. The teacher oo eo oe cuplea the romalnder of the tlme talking. New, would It net b ndvlsable If a number of questiens bearlng directly upon Uie lessen would be asked thorn ? Hy these n n svvere It would show hew muefi tlme they apent In the study of the lo-uen. Scholars e"f a tonder age weary of hearing thalr teacher talk se much and are apt te gut lute mischief. If their minds vore kept en tholrwsen by constant questioning mlsohief would be for gotten. "Teachers are roqulred te de a gtMt amount of talking," said Mr. Mlohnel Sjnall, of Yerk. " TUoi-efore ladles being adapted leims, maue eeiter tea:iicrsitian men." After this sally, which elicited laughter, and criticisms by several ether gentlomen en Rev. Meran's thoerios of teaclilnjr, tin meet ing adjourned, lunch was sorved and at 2 p. m. the association reassemblcd. Tae Aftornenn Sruteu. The history of the Blble as given by Rev. A. C. Pewell, of Yerk, evoked no criticism. Frem the b9ginnlng te the prosent tlme this religious history vas carefully traced, and hli ij.nuiiry was as fe lows : "The Bible contains 08 books by 40 different writer. It was written by lungs, shopherds, a tcnt tcnt tnaker, vine dressers, hordsinen and a phy sician. Itrentains history, biography, para. bios, poetry, letters and preblems, and was Improved In dltlerent clroumstaneos, in t jc jc jc cossive conturiej, in joy and in sorrow, cov ering a peried of 1,500 years. AX INVITATION TO OUTSIXJKnS. Rer. Merau ollbred ths threo following resolutions which wero unanimously adopt ed : "That the privileges of the association be extended te all visitors from parishes outside of the episcepal." "That the members of ethor denominations In Columbia, and who were present, b Invit ed te participate in the exercises." "TIi.it the thanks of the association are due nnd lire la gely oxtended te Chlcquesalungn tribe Ne. 39, I. O. R. M Ter the troe tuu of tholrbeuuirul ledge room." A DALTtMOrtC SCrEnlNTBNDBNT. Mr. Edward Higgins, suporlnteiidunt of an Episcopal Sandiysoheol In Baltimore, next gave his views of Sunday school work. The mode in which his school was conducted he carefully described. Leve, he said, is the great law whuh governs the succsss of all Sunday schools. It must exist amongst oUlcers, teachers and scholars, as well as for tlie work they da Like Rev. Meran, hefully bollevod In thol'reo use of incidents se the lessens mar the better and mere quickly be understood by tlie pupils. Teachers should be careful te net and be a friend te thelr scholars, for they bollevohlm or her te be their most Intimate friend. The best toachers are theso bteught up and tralned in the schools. Mlulenurv and tomperanco work should be loekel after in all Sunday bchoels. Amuse ments of n worldly nature Introduced into the schools will have a tenduuey te niake the children's latoreit deuper In tills he was concurred with by ether speakers. Teachers must nover get dis dis dis couraged, but if they should, prayers for their scholars will be a perfect cure. In his school prizes are glveu te children for attend ance, dopertinent, etc. It works well, and if the solieols In the Uarrlsburg convocation would adept the plan also, by " markinn" the children ler the same, it would bu an ad vantage This plan net with iiearty appro appre yul. Ne teacher eau projierly manage or train 60 or 00 children, thoreforo sul-dlvLsien hheuld be mide. In his school hi lias n teacher for every soren chlldreiL Thelr comfort should also be taken Inte con cen con slderutlou. A cblla should net be placad en n chair, whero hU or her lect de net touch the lloer. e Rev. Baker bclleved that the fust that oflieors and teachers are asilstants te lectors should be emphasized. Mr. Schall : "When It can be raeda bs bs lieved that It Is a prlviloge te teach In Sunday school, then Sunday schools will besucceaies. This can be done by making Sunday school work he interesting that the places of tojichers still be sought artur. He further stnted that teachers should call upon the schelai at home, win them te them, after which all would work Hinoethly. He azred wi tti all of Mr. Higgins' theories. a Lancaster ncoTen's rArsn. "The Sunday school U for adults as well as for children," vias a subject se sbly handled by Rev. J. K. l'ratt, of Lauoaster, hat his hearers worecortaln of the fact. Sun day school work does net end with the child ren. If, when in the infant class, chlidrsu be preperly taught, they will never loave the school, but ir net, boys when 11 or 16 years old, will loave the school never te retuin. Girls may linger ayear or two lenger, ,Jl.J,Jey ,00 '""1 "ua'ly drift away. They all tlilnlc they are tee old te attend Sunduv bclioel. She Mhoela or the Episcopal church must make the work in the schools se attrac attrac tlve that adults will attend. If this is done, then we will have succeeded for children will attend en their own accord. It would be well for every parent te have a tencher's ciiws. x ein nas oue aim is a grand success. Let every school in tlie Hanlsburg convoca cenvoca conveca tlon de llkowUe. 4It will be a gruat advau advau tage. sundat acnoeL iicsic. Mra F. J. Detu eiler, et Halifax, Fa., rwd nnesEBv en "Songs and MubIe In Sunday Bcnoel," and net one was there Ipresant but who coincided with licr In saytni It was a nccmary oxercise. J " ItUFEBIlED QUCSTIOh'. "Hew should infant chlldren be Uught 7" Refe.rul te Rev. Meran. He would Rle them a text te learn, describing It In sudi a w 1 1 " 0Ula co ta8"y uudorsteod. J3 would teacU thorn ebject l&osens, and by giving dally Incidents of such slmpUaity thst ttiat UlOV weu d at mien Vr,ir,r .iT... .?' was speaktng. He would teaeh thm hymns eTT;n;ri;.,..""..u".u? grapniem all e-P""4"?11. "'d step by sten Jraw out in pupil. itie rest would come natural. CONOLCBINQ intlra.mv This cencluded the exercises. The regrets of several rectors and teachers, who werS i,,V able te attend the mestlng, were reai A vote of Jhanks was gi emtie lades ui u. Paul's church for their kind hespluuiy nnd Uie meeting adjourned. ' ' eaa inii.'0!.011 J1011,6191!1" oxceUent sermen 10 bt PauVn diurch, at 0:ii p. in., and the fcecend mcetlns or the American Church Knmiav Bclioel assccati.n was at an end. i ?n.!ttivr? i8l,.?,w ,)CM net admit of a J itbt j that gecdwlllrcsu't from It Uras will rf)W A 1 . IIunL The commissioner te-diy heird "appeals from .is am n uiadoluttieSwend, fourth &?d Vu'cl'ute0' Ci Uiti C"X "eu"J- XATtnen- j-.ic.ir; me.tr irrtr.ci. A rrrlclil Cr tjan Twe et Its tVrrl Itlllt.iril 1111 ciiiI Clilckrn" SIcniIIpb. Itnreiicli ltrlrf. regular Correspondence of IxTELtictnctn. Celumiua Feb ft A freight car of train drawn by P. R.R. onglne Xe. 2. cast Ixiuiul, lest two of Its rear trurk wheels at Henry Clay fiimncc. They breke from the ali In some inanner and Hew into the canal. This accident caused part of the rear truck te seltle mjieii tlie mils and thus it remained sliding along the track until the trnln stepped in the vet yard. The rear braketnan wns nware of the aivldent, but tlie yard w as entered U'fore his signals em mv tlced. It Is a miracle that a wreck IM net fellow the less of the wheels. Opcnlnc et n Illlllsril llnll. "Allle" (Irove's beautlful billiard hall, had its grand opening, last night. It was a suc cess, the large attendance anil exhibition games of billiard and peel, .Inn. (.'line and son Harry, of LnticaMer, making It such. Beth nute'hes of ihhiI and billiards were wen by Harrv, he defeating his father In the former the best 3 out of 5, and the latter, a three ball corner game, l.Vl points, by 0 points. Of ceurse the father only made fancy and dimeult shots and could have easily wen, bnt the fact remains that hl son is nn V.'iert player. Chicken stratlng. Anight or two age thiees entered the chicken coops of Andrew Schellcnberger and Abe Newcomer, in Wcl Heniptleld township, and after helping themselves te as much poultry as was desired, and wringing their ltoadsetr, thPtolen property was eivily placed in lues, the contents of which wero emptied, ami thn the Ixigs appropriated. I'lnf r.xlilliltlen nf I'nle I'LijIiic, The Metropolitan iole team made geed their word, and last evening. In the Metro politan rink, defeated the Lancaster team by the following seore : Mets., two goals ; Lan caster, ene goal, one foul. The came was witnessed by a large audience, and applause was impartially bestowed en all geed plays, nnd they wcre'many upon both sidcv It was the fluent exhibition of pole playing ever wit nessed In Columbia. The visitors were en tertained at a banquet, gotten up in Prof. warrsn s icst style, iiner ui giine, Itoreitsli Itrler. The work of cutting Ice is alKiut ended, our Ice merchants having finished filling thelr Ice houses. Mile Swlngler, cmplnyed at 3upploe's steam onglne works, had the thumb of his right hand caught In seme machinery, yes terday, and set erely larcerated. J. D., a sir mouth old son efH. II. Heise, last nlcht, after an illness of enlv3rt hours, ilied of brain lever. Funeral an Monday, at 10 a. in, trem late residence. Thornten Metzand Jeseph Pcseh, while at Silver Springs yesterday, lest a when! of their carriage, and the horse running elf they were thrown from the vehicle, which, before the animal could x stepped, was a complete wreck. Regular monthly business meeting of the Columbia ure company una evening. The Sens of Veturaus will also meet this ovening. TwoHiiiusements In Columbia In one even, lng Is going it rather strong, but Teny Denler's celebrated' Hnmpty Dumpty imil specialty company In the opera house, nnd the Ellis family of bell-rlngers In the Ire Ire bvterlan rhureli, will have lair-slzcd au diences, and both are deseningjef them, tee, for they render line entertalnmenLs. Prof. Fred. Nerriiwill givoevhlbltletis if trick nnd fancy skating in the link te-morrow afternoon and evening. A IUUl CO.W ;! (. (1.11 f.l.M. Tti Harry Mnutnj;tiu OrKnnlititliin nt ttieOperl Ileiue Iist Mght. A light nudlcuce In the panpiet clmlis anil circle-mnl n crewdeil gallery witiie-sd the first comedy prc.enlatien of the Harry Jlon Jlen Jlon lague company. Tlie prices were low, but the kind of eutertaiiimetit was better than the majority of IIione given at cheap prices. Intact there have been ninnv per per ferinances at the openi house nt the old scuie el prices which were mueh Inferior t(J the fai cheaporexliibitiou of last 01 cnlug. Ooergo and Jl.irle Nelsen epened the eo ee nlng's fun with seme uxevllent sjieclalty work, nnd Miss Nellio Harris did some geed playing en the cornet, ttoergo T. Allentler as n negre vocalist eud i-emediau was ipilte run nv and pleased the aiitliuiien. .Shaller and lslakcly in their Ethiopian ettrniagnii.a awakened great applause bv their work, and they have few .superiors lit this particular linn. Uus Hill, the champion club swinger and Juggler, amazed the xpoctaters by Ids marveleus dexterity and strength w It'll the Indian Clubs, his feat of sulnglng the 115 pound club evoking great nppl.uise. Tin entertainment eltwud wilh a laughablw musical eeiiHsly called "Antli-s." TIih com pany nps.'ar ngaln this eiening. The Ifarrts Dental AftsoeJlieti. The regular iiiarterly uifcetlng of the Harris Dental nwiocl.itien win held Thursday In Gnu id Army hall. The following named uiembeis wcie pres ent : Dr. McCella nnd Hlestand, of Mlllersville ; Martin, of Htrasburg ; Hertr, of Kphratn ; Regers, of Columbia ; oil, of Ellin ; Hill, of Gettysburg ; Clark, Knight and Smith, of Lancaster. Tlie president being nbstmt Dr. Hill was called te the chair, I)r. Clark acting u sucre tury. Dr. Zell read an essar en the b)t material fur filling sviuitive tcutli. The esy was dlsoiused nt cetuidumblu length by several members presuiit. Dr. J. A. .Smith read a paper en n case of etalgia of the left enr,.arislng from dlse.ne of the teeth, the aw having eccuirml in In own practlce. The paper elicited soma discussion. Dr. Regnis, of Columbia, was apnelntu 1 wsjayUtlur the annual juuKtlnj, which e. curs in Mav. Tim I'ropeaed Cnlliellu L'nlier.ltj . A dispatch te the New Yerk Telrgrnm says It Is ropertod " en the host authority" that the proposed Catholle I'lilverslly will be erected nt Seten Hall. The work of building the odiflce Is net te be commenced until half a million dollars has been collected. Among the recent contributions is fifty thousand dollars from Mr. Eugene Kelley, the New Yerk banker. The munitlcciit gift of Miss Caldwell, of thrce hundred thousand delUia, guunmtoeil the success of the enterprise. It isliulluvcd that the icinatulng one hundred and fltty tIietis.inil ilejlars will be collect oil within the next six uietiths. llii) tus Tobacco In Cheater Count). Mr. Altschul, of Meuntville, liai puiuhasvd nearly all the tobacco in the vicinity of Mor Mer Mor guntewn, including the crops of i'oiemttti, Plank & Foreman, who nUe sold him their crop of 10 acres grown upon the farm of J. Heward Jacobs, lermerlv Van Lisir prop erty, lu West Nautmeal. Ills figures were : l"or wrappers, ICe. : binders, 0, and fillers 2a per pound for seed leafi for Havana, from only 2 te -la per pound were icullred mere thuu tlie bread leaf, which owing te tli very light weight of Havana will cause many farmers te discontinue tlie raising of this brand. Mr. Altschul also bought 10 acrws of tobacco In the vicinity of Uoueybreok at thw same figures A l'aul l'ull, .Mr. bJinuel Tiddler, rvsidlii'; iu Turk county, near Dallaatewn, slipped en the lce and fell heavllv te the ground, breaking one of the boue of his neck, and d ymg ten mln. utesalterward. He had gene te the barn te de seme work, uud shortly afterwards the family heard him till, uud en going out found him lying half-way between the house and the barn with a gusli en his forehead and n bruise en his spinal column. He wascurricd te the house and a physician sent for, but died before he arrived. "' Hopu Se, KreLu ia LlllU ltccerO. Our old frleud Henry JL Uwllui, of Lau easter, Is In high gles In autiulputleu of get ting part of a big estate In New Yerk clty.us ene of the helrs of some relatlvw. We only hope it will come te jmss. We should like in see our friend Henry, who has se often bc-eu disappointed as a candidate for coreucr, luy aside the stick mid rule and spend thy re mainder of hU days lu case and comfort. The Death-lied Xusuriiniw Ceiujsiules. Ellas Elbert, of York,l,eiiu.,HuedthoI,hm Yerk,l,eiiu.,HuedthoI,hm York,l,eiiu.,HuedtheI,hm uU Uuaniiilue Mutual Aid ut.oeiatien or ii t."""0' ,0 '''-''' JliOWien the llle of Jue, uett, aged 61, iiuule payable te complainant. A demurer was entered te the suit, declaring tue transaction te bo'efa gambling natuie," Judge llpwn sustained the dciuurier and llsuiUsed the blii JleJsild, however, Unit "no company uikingHUclirUksceuld tsiwibly my them and the whole face of the case Hliewed i,,t.. Jw,m-ly ca"''d en a life Insurance business under false colors, and was a gnrnb lng corporation of the worst dcs.Ti.H A I'alr HaiiSRerlii Treutdr, It will be inucmbercd that u man bv the name of Snaiely, of Orrvllle, Ohb piiun large fair In this city In InT. ltst siiiuuier he held ene at New Castle, LawrcncoieiinH, but failed te jviv his premiums. A iiuiiiIht if tsrsens wlie-are entitled te premiums Intend irlnglng suits in the I'nlted Mat-s ,'eiirt, nirainst Miavely anil his partners. It is s,iid that all of Miaxelv's propertv at '" die lias beeti sclrisl bv the shcrlir. Ilii(inf; Crratu (lull. The lliiyd creamery near tgli'ii is imw sending men out twi the oeuiilrj fm miles nlsnlt, kltlltllltlt; theertMIII nil thr milk In the farmers' spring lieucs,uying them fm the same, and hauling it te tluM-riniiiien. lt this means they get n liuieli larger quantity efrretim, astu many places the tarmersliiie but a few sws nnd think It net worth then while te take their milk te the enximcr. l Itie oe), tlMtr. There were thirty-two vags and tniMluinks ncisuntnedated at the station lien-1, last tiieliL They were discharged this morning 1'tiin liuriilnsl and tldtty-nlue rations of Heup were distributed at the .-"'tip honse this nierulni;. Itlnk Itare. The tHO-mile race tit the Mrcnnoivlier rink last eveniiie resulted in a ietery ler IV. Treyei, en er three roinpttiteis, m i,.."iO. AlllllM'HIf lit. 7V Mentngur CeHtrtlp fm;win Thl eiyan tratlen tll rnnke Us M-cemt niH'cnnuire tn I lie openi heu-e this runlnir. Litlir 1intvn. -On AtnnU.1) cenlnii Miss l.lllle Illnlen. uiertct by n strong uiPtreillttn eemiuny will brstn the first of n Uiit-e nlutils eniffrnient In tlie ojeni house, ptvseiitliiE " Kanrhen, the C rlckel " The riillndelphla Star a of her In thl piece "She plsys the part with girlish nbamtnnuiiMil ami craee. her mer rtiiM nt being genial ami niaanclle. hlle tu the eirnestnnd dnunatlc neenes of the u ce her nctlnt; I lrplete tlh etpre-len lVlntr -Winds. Its all rtsht for ieet te sing the plaices et the beautiful snow, mid ths merry ltlghbells, nnd the rlnnluit skates en the clasv Ice, but thev can't till the bill with th it sort of stuff when one Isslttlng with bis feet In a tub nf het water, his bead done up in flannel, nnd with mustard plasters en both sides of his chest. What n per smi then needs Is n thnreuRh dose of Kldner Kldner Weit, teuet ns 2 eatlmrttc. for unthinx will e uiilckly relieves that eenestlie, feverish condi tion which comes of n bard cold, often these colds cause bilious attacks, lume baeks dlser dercd kidneys, iheniuatlm, catarrh, elf Kid-nrv-Wert can be li lied en te brlna back 11 health) eonrtltlen ftbllwdeed .If.lKA.'I.N. riillmlelplila Market. IMiiLAiirLi'iUA, l'eb. fi. Kleur dull, and prices weak: Miperilne, 7J3Wli : Kstm, fi 7HUI-!. l'l-nn'ti. tintilv, f.1 fm 1 7.1 . Winter clears. $!( ?IVi: dnstniluhts. fl Sngfti'i: Minn. etni elinr, UKJI f.i ; de stmluhts, l ie?-! u) : winter pat ents, J.", iiKJ-1 5.1 : spring de, 1 ff live tlen i nt iHiJ Je M'lient st'-ady ; Ne i Western Itist, nts" ,rf ssie ; Ne. a de at vc ; Ne. 1 I 'a. de, ille . Ne. : lielnw ire, dn. KOTc. Oeni 11 nn with fair demand . steamer. !,$ tilje : Ne. 2 eew, iJjSlcideinl.ted, SOijflJlc , Ne 3 de, t-fflJe Oat market and prices firm ; Xe t White, I s? : Ne. J de, at '?iv3sr . Ne S de .Kit Sra ; re Jis-ted Sl'ft.ii Ne. i mixed, JH,e llin firm nt rk -,., I lever . inlet hi 4fir Tlnietb) .juiet t i r-irtl ii 1 1 usecd it iin nt tl ixitfl i.J W inter I, mil , inlet at fl'l Jali7 lrollens steudvnnd in qiilel demand mess Imrk, lit mi : ln-ef h-iuis, rlj-l V , i lt uhh iis'f. (Ujertll. Ricen, JU'l'se , smoked 'boulders. i,i,r . s.ilt de, li,(f.Vse: sinnked hams, luiillSe, ptekled de. ' itOV'. I.uril utiiet : ellv rednist. ut 7'.e Iih.u bulehers ,'ViGtC ; prline sti-aui, f7 i, Kutler mniKel prices tlrui ter hli;h iri'ades 1 reamen eilnis, a,le : II (. uud N V de, jf :tue : dairy e.tnis. 4V : de giMsl te eheiee. ju t'fls' Western de, 2D.iJic. UnllsiitajlV: imeklns buller, 7fil3e. l.irs dull , e itrus, K'.xJSi" f llee-e lend , hut eulet ; New' 1 erk r Ir ill Cle.im. l.HJUi.c: Ohie Kbits, eheiee, II t,"rl ilorulrleiiriuie. tRime : enirniMil skims, li. )7e : de lull de, Vji-ie. I'etuileum ipilet : l.eflned W bilk lout-rat M Neiv erk .llurket. Nkw-Ieiik. Keb tl I'leur Mate and Western quiet, without furthn cliauge beiilheru itteiidv Wbitit heavy and "iff'Je Inwei. wlthuen modt'i-Hte speCulatie lMt-llles ; Ne 1 While nominal : Ne 2 lied. Keb , t-Ve; Itsreh, '.sibi ue'.c ; April. tri' . i,t , May, Mt-)i ee Cem l.Ge lusher, and eiy tiiiet ; Mixed Western -piii, t'if4'iie : de tiiture, ltVle eits dull uud without quetntrle ehinue sKt, a7flile , W isiein.ei rine. I.lie stock I'rli is, Liin. aoe. caltli mi nt, a,!" bend Iteetlnts. S.vw bead . shin market mete netlte: best itratiesiis' ni-ner : expert. v : " 1 ml iMinmls, 7 SnjJJ .Vi : I,-J) te l,jtn imuuds. ii '.niii.'t -M, l.et't te l.ae iHinnds, l Jitl'.i. tiuleliers'. fJ4Vjl 45, uuilnly r-Hfci w : steekers, t.1 thii un. feeders, llgitl), Texan-. Wmili lles IEeeiiits, r.t.e.i hestl : shipments, ti.Tisi . market ei brisk ; beai v gnnli s ruled leftist hli;bt r . liKiit uiideomuien.liSftl.ie hlhei . reub packing, H 4 1 ixi ; ixiekltig uud hhinplm;, '2a te I'O pounds, fl iiS ID : llbt, IM te .'in pounds, f I Jim Tu , sklpi, 'i MH .si sheei lieeelpts, 2.VV hem! ; shipments, Vtl , mill ket dull weulc but steudi , Intel lei, i V Wi 7.1 : medium, W t-si3 iu , Reed, i. i,j,M 5 , choice J3 n I 3-. f.jiRT l.mtiiTV. Cattle All of the coiistKn-incntsefiattloto-day ler through points 'I here was uettiiur delni; hure , reieiptn, 1.M5 be.id : Mhliimeutrt, ,0.ltitiid ifeits weiestew unit nominal, I'hlladelphlas, iSflSlD; ierkers.il &Jgl 70 : pltia. M 3I A, rertilpt-, S,etu head ; shipments, I.Tuu he.id Mieup wcru slew nt uueh-iuctist prie, s r cilpls Hi .hlpmenU, 2.UO head rlilliiilelplini. QtieUitltins by Associated Tress Stocks atiudy Khlladelphla A Krle IL It Iteadina l.Ilieud I'eniisviviinlii Itallretid ladilffh V llley KiiIIpmiI L nlted Cempmiea of New Jersey .. Neithern l'lielitu N'erthein 1'aeilic l'relerred Northern Central Itallriiad I.ehlch Nu lit itleu Cemjiauy Voriiitewn ItillrtKid Centml Tniiisnortiitlen Ceinpiiny llutnile, New Yerk A Thlladelphm... I.lttlusuhtislklll Itdlread .. IB' 1-u, . JH-4 47)5 . l'i n; . w; . t ..br? .leu Verk. (iuotatleiu by Associated I'less. stoeks hlghur. Meney nt lfilc. Vew 1 erk central hrte Itnllreud Ailatni, Kxpnws MIchlKiut ('eutud Uniliead Michigan (southern Itutlread Illlneta Centnd Itnllread Cleveland A I'lttsburgr Kallread ... . (,'hlciifre ,t Iteek Islinu ltallieitd I'lttsburg A l'eit Wiiynii ICut uaid IVesieni I'nlen TIcTaph Company 'I olede A Witbnsh New Jersey Centntl New lurk, Ontario A IVesteiu .. Ks( .131 . . IU"I ..?2 .. tlj .. 4 . :Bi .. II stork 3Inrketa, (.notations by Heed, Mclimun A Ce, llankui, I, initiator, I'a ' 11 a. u. I' w 3 r. v Missouri I'aelllc. Mlibiijiin Centml New 1 eik Central t7J New- Jersey Centnd Si's Ohie Central Del. Lack. A Weatern V.'4 Denver A ItlulSniudu K.rle I1JJ hatiaas A Texus laiku sheix' HIV Chicago ,t i W. ,iem !. N.N' Out. A Western 1 M bsi; WH 'Mi ii Bis, iiW &K OIK 43" m w 107- AjsJ iiS H M. Paul A Omaha. '-. I'ai'iue jinn Uecheslei A 1'ltinbu M. Paul . lexiis riudrie Union Tactile. Wabash Ceinnu n Wabash l'leierred Weit'll I'lilen Teli-Kiiiph.. lainUvillu A Niulivlllij ... .N. Y., Chi. A Sit. I I.ehlKh Valley I.ehlith Navigation lVnusi Iviuila. ". ... 511. 1 sis Heading a l-ie a i-iu I. T. A lliiiride -Nnrthurn Pnellle Coin N'ertheni 1'uclilu I'lef llestuiiMlle I'hlladelphla A Krlu Northern Central Underground Canada beuthel n Oil I'uople1!, Piissengur .... Jeruv Ccnlrul S7IS 17?' ihii $ m m I-ecal Bleika uud lluuita. Itvpeltid by J. II. Leu;;. far laisl value, a lie. Lnncnater city, 0 nor cent., lil ll tltii " lsye.... . KD lUi lu) " Ipcrct. In 1 (ir.-Uyeiirn.. Iiu " I " Scheel limn lui " I ' lu lersu jeuii,. im l ' In .lervu yeiuu. im ". 1 " In Wer-.'Ojfars. lim Mutlhellll IUneli;li It Milt i. ll.VNK fcllHKS. 115 ill !ua.S0 in! hn Ml llli.VI I'M I list N'utletuil llauk Inrmers' .Nuiienal lluik Kullen National llmk l.-iiiuister Ceuntv -N itlemd Iiuik Ml .Ml tu Hi HU IB-l - Mil .til I ,n llll l. mi in Ml lVi III) 1 tl Ml JUI bu im -h liJ lHm luu ldl.A CelumbU Nnlieiitil It ink i ChiUtiuiin .S.itieiiiil ILmk Knhrutu Niilliuutl It.inl, Klist -Vntlemd Hank, Columbia I first National Hank, Miasburir , Kliat National Hank, MhiiuIu 1 list Niilieu.il II ink. Ml J ,, , UllU .National Hank j Muuhliu .Natluual llauk Jey .Ml Ml lii liw 77.il 111 III ue :: iap Nntlemil I'-ink Uiliiri ille .NuIIeiihI llank. .. . Ti'nsi-.KKmei'Ks. fltH spring A lleavel Valley . . Ilrlilitetieit A ltoi-shee t eluintila A Chestnut II til Columbia A Washington . .. I onestegii A. HUr Mining leliiinliia A Marietta . Mu town A Klltnbethteun . . Lnmmster A Knhnita I HiiciiMer A W llle lti"Ct stnislnirjt.t Millport Murlettn A Mnytenii Marietta A Mount. le lame , KtlriiliethleiMi A MhMletenu l.iinemterA KrultMlli 1 iimesier A LttllJt . l.iisl IIiiiihU nine A WaMuMuiig l.aneiister A W tlllaiiisten u . tjineasler A Maner Uimiister A Mniihelin Utnenster A Murlettn 1 aiiinsler A ,Ne Mell. mil l.aueasterA Susiueh.mnti I iminter A Nen Ham Ille M1S( ELt is rots STISKS Qiintrt vlllelt. It... . MIIU t Ille Miwt t hi Inquirer l'rlutlni; reiiisiii) i,as Light mid Km I I eiiiiam siexeus Heme (lkimls) (.elutntila lissCempim Columbia Water Cemismv siiseueli.uin Iren t eniim . . Marietta Hellew -warr Mel ens llouse. . . Millersx llli, Nnrnial sehisil Northern Market. Kstem Market .. Western Market I anensturClty Must U.iilw le (is lempanv Heml- lelumbla lletnush liend- in ii Is l IN il S av ii :litt si .ii 1 i; 4s IO .'1 Ml ai ?i .v, 73 I IllVi IK 1 M ."SI 7ui ai .M a 41 M il lll . M 41 1KI 41 III lm Ml .vi s,i l llll .10 41 llll .1 10.1 7S M M M li.) no 41 .'.I M M 'ril lll ll sj: ir a i i i ; r i.s i; h i;.v rs. v EEUSfllAl'M AMI HU1.VR TIIM'-S nnd Muekers. ii , helev let te spirit livin. tit pllees that defv loiupetilten. tit UAUT.MAX's"t 1 I. LOW riSON r l US Alt MOKK. r pllEY CAN ALL COl'Y. 1UT NONE iHinil the llaiaua lellew t nmt 5e. Cl-ir, at HAliT.MAVS K.I. LOW KUONT CILAI! -niKK V ERESII LO-fnr OYSTERS. x. -timi.E i;e( u am. t MT-nnerehei Hall riiniKY sieNJ-. v nr.Nitv neKitu. feb.VStd Proprietor CUIARS EKOM 1 I'ER IIL'NDRED TU the Very I'tne-t ynidili , In imckuses ulta ble for the llelidas. ut UAKTMAN's, M-.l LOW KKOXT LUSAIl -1 lilt.. IT'Olt iTEVl"? "" I A TlVO-sldin 1IU1CK IIOf-K. nine looms, irns, uiHst ecll.ir. brdrant. elstein, large bit with nil kinds of fruit Applv te teb.l lit ru.Th.s Ne M North Puke street CHEETZr" 0 run ( mm KciieNi- it. Has remeeil tehls New- ll.siui, NO IJ1 NOK1I1 01 EK.N -.TUKKr episi-lte the Iraiiklin Heuse feb5-3t SK.u.i:ii"iRoreALs villri: re- culled liv the ll,ml of tn-poclers of the I.ini'Hsterreunti Pit-en en MON UA1 , M.VK :. tSsj. nt lii o'eleok, n in , for printing the annual report of said ptlsen I-..C Kl.NNKUY. ltd solicitor Eterac.e S' ise COMMISSION WAREHOUSE, DANIEL MAYEIt, dec4-ld 10 est Chestnut street. -)RICE LI-sT IIAKKR'S CORN, inc. A 1. Can , Winsten -. i.Ue : Ked Seal liniml, is- , 1 e.itis choice TenisiiM's ler i5c locea sin.a eiilvts.' V ft, . (.raniiliiteil sUKirirti e "p ft : st.m dsrd A siiuar iV , pure W htle , tellies, 15, lij, 1-, 'Je -Mund ile V & 1 l I. lUKK'sl 1 INDCOIKKK T()KK, Ne is West King street $10,000 ' WORTH Ol' MILLINERY Ooeds te be sold at a i cry heavv redurtieu. en aeceunt of iimeiil te our mw sten ui North CJueen stii-el, (stnius s ein Mmui NLW lOl'.l M) I'AUIs MII.1.INKKY CO, West King M., Luucastei, Kti. Jans t Id rpHE LAKIJEsT, III.ST AND MO.sT JL isimpletn assortment of Kuehre, ta-ineand Poker caids lu the town, fruni M. per ii.uk up, til HAItr.lI X Mi KI.I.OU Ir HUNT (.IU Alt sTOKK peri: isMAKiNi. CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS AT siJ.IMl A tslES,' IT NO. Mi NOUTH CjrhK.N S-1KEKT. biiibitrd laniciiater, I'a. rplt.UiE DOLLAR'S TAKEN AT PAH. 1- In exchniie for t'ndi rw."ir, Comterts, ( eunterp-lllt's, Hesterv. Knit Jaekels, sliutf,, I'ants, eieinill. (,lees. Mills, Mii-peuders and a iirttti et Inllts nnd itents 1 urntshlnii (etHls ut prit es less than el t l'letl-e call uud exsmitit belorexeubm IlKNIIli lll.llirel.li, .Ne S: North omen strict Mlin el the HI,; Meektuir. TJ EDUCTION IN OVERCOATS. 1A In enler te retluie our larte sleek et fur Ileal ers, Meltons, Kt rseys tind terksiixws for Oieictiatinics, I "will, for the next 1.0 dais, mitke up tojeurordei, lu tlrwtilass stle. tit ensitly ledtneil ptices. Ail garments iireuuninteud te tit perfect mill enlj the best tiuidlty of tllln mini's ure u-ed. A. II ItOSKN'sTKlV, Kine Tnlletini; .17 Ninth CJuten stieet, opposite the I'ostelllie. milsimdlt POSITIVE. SsA I.E. WILL HE SOLD AT 1. imbllc sale OVATL'ltDAl kVI'MNC, Ft'lt II, sj, at 7 o'clock at the lllvstcr Heuse, nil that let of L-reutid and bulldlnii thereon .erected. Ne r; IVest Chestnut stieet, Lancaster, I'a., kneiriiiis IlurlM-rKcr, Jlc( ulliy A Ce.'s Machine "turn and Keundiy. This let is lii feet b Inches fronting en ( hestuiit street and runnln!? In depth 1W nete Inches en Market st ruet, en which Is built a lurgii Machiuofthep, Smith Mmp, Foundry, Ae. The premises hme n'wer connections with Market street. There Is built upon the pit'liiiii's a 1.'-her-c I'nirlne, whb h will In' Included us real es tate. II 'ItllMtcM:, MiCCI.I.KV A CO .s Hess, Auctlem er febl,C,a,H,13,lId F ELTON OI'ERA IIOL'SE. Spcilal KiiKHKeiiient of the C huiuiin;; euug -lelttss. MISS LILLIE HIMM, Sujierted by n Minni: Metropolitan Cempiny, will npieai In three of her most famous characters, it.i v tjtr,-" FancheD, the Cricket." .. -ntn-" CamUle, or the Falc of a CtH'iietle." "''-rM;u.T;io,,y-"FauCuen.v iVisltieitlay livening, ( ''illlii Rirpfnnl " I'osltlxely lautAppeumiire, . bllllC DarclUUI. ADMIt-blON. Hie. and .'He. inc. Fxlra for lie. serieit Seats Itesened S-uts at Opira Heuse fS-Sld LSSOLUTION Ol' COI'ARTNERSHII,. The co-partnership heretofero existing under the name of I'hlltti Lebzulter A Ce., lim ited, havlnc expired b limitation Jun 1, IMS, Is mutually dlsatilved, Jehn W I.ebzelter with drawing. Thii biislnissef the lutu II nn will be settled by Philip I.ebzelter ami Chas K. Dew n cv, who will centlnui thi business at the old aland. PIIIMI- I.KIiKl.TKll, ( HAS. E. DOW.NKV, JOHN W. LK1I7.EI.TKH. Ilaving withdrawn from the linn of Philip I.ebaidter & Ce., 1 would respectfully nsk my friends for a continuance of thulr patiouage tu thoubevo firm. fcbVOtUAltw JOHN . I.EII7.EL1 Kit. R E-OI'ENINO -el IIIK- WEAVER GROCERY ON A CASH IJASJS UHK II PltlCKS A MI'.A.NS I.01V New Stock of Goods I In a newly painted and 'Mimm! room. I'very thing clean uud bright Old customers cordially lux Hud In leturu, and iiuw'eui's solicited 55 WEST KING STREET. fubd-'ild M1RARD riRE INHtlRANUE COM KX I'ANY OFPIIILADI.I.PIIIA. ALruen S. UlLlirrT, Pimldciit. jAJiica II. A; vutii). Vice l'leg. and Trcaa, Luwi.x F. ilt-RRiiL, beciclar). J cur 11. Allkx, Aassltunt Secietary. ASSKTS-ONK MILLION', TWO IIUNDHKD AND FlI-TY-NIN'i: THOUSAND, MM: Hl'NDKKD AND MXTY- m:vi:. dei.i.aus and fouty feuty mni:ci:.ni. All luxesled in solid rucuiitles. iamaci, promptly m tiled and paid. ItlFE & KAUFPMAN, Agents, no. j ivi.st ki.nu stiii:i:t. ectl-tiindM.MAsn "lANCER MITERS J'ROM ALL NOR VJ mal struct ures bi balm; diatluetlv and es- 1 intlully a new product neer, under uiiy ell , ctnuatuncea, uxlalluulu ii hculth) sjaluln. ( ANCKIt.S and 'lTMOIts of nil kinds cured wltlieul pain or uslnc the knife nlae, ykln Ills- i euies, Chronic and I'rlvatuDlscuaes succvasftllly lic-nicu uy Hlt8. II. I, mill M A. LOXOAKKIt, O lllie U Lust Walnut atluet, Lancaster, I'a, CuusulUtleu fics. J'J3ldAw t ulen National Hitik, Mount New llell.mil .National llank AMVSMIKMS. 1711' LION OPERA HOl'SE. TIIKKKMOIITS-COMMKNClNd Thumclay EvcnlriK- Februnry B, O, 7. I.XCi.VlllIMKNT UI HARRY MONTAGUE. sIlTHII COMI.HY COMPANY. is uir tiiMt.iiiNn mi sit t reMi:i ANTICS, (lit. UN r l.ONti III! VMM liiliintiu inu it host et ilelluhtlul lumltles ( euelmllui! with the beautiful terislehnt-ean fantnsle rsinessl mniiiKisl b llmrv Men ItiHUe, I'lilltbsl " The I luimpiicue (juiiilillle " I'Klt'l'.s OK Mi.MlssHis. hi. .M A nurt.NTs Seals en sale at opera tiense 13.11 you ai.i: en m:.r. i;uit rp.xt. uietx bullillUK, N I'll 1" an. North IJneen stieet. p i l. s i r.i. ii r, i . I.- nn -poll RENT lj Thnstere nsnn, corner el North tjneeti mnl Knt llniujie slii'ets, new occupied li K. M. Mieets. Apply tit JunWIfil NO. IIKASr OKANHK ST ITIOR SAL! V A MiiMin ler lebl.lt t-iir.Ai'. A llaiiillu Orpin, nnd u ltetil-eiii w r. feKin.. Ne IWKast Onmcestreit "ljVlR ItE.NT-SEALEl) rROl'O-sAl.s l1 will t'eueeledbv.Miirt.eiretniultteentrit lieuMirer'sOnirvnp' In MUMHY I'.lKNINi!. I Kit v. at 7o'eleek, ter rrnt of the Old Mntket Heu-e en W est Mug utieet, In 1 lt Hall V K Ml Kits, tel,,13i Clerk et I'eiuiulttee 1 RIVATE SALE AT THE ME'lflMMAC 1 Heu-e. North t'rlnee rtieet, laineater, I'a , of two eaileads el Horses, emisl-lliitf of one ear bsid of 1 anada Helies, itist e!as leeders, hea dnilt, and one cailead of Iowa Horses, niie diliers, mid -eme fi r general tanu use f,13td (.l.OltliK (,ltesMAN OAL YARirrOR RENT. A Ce.il 1 nnl w Ith all the necess ir com en tences. usOtllee. Dwelllnit, Ma ble, lllns, Ae , Ae , and deimr a larj-e liuslness, wtll be rented from the 1st of April neit, en reasonable terms. Ap plv te It. M llOI.KNIfS. Jan-Jtaw ttd li south l.ueen street ITlOR RE.NT. lj A Dairy Farm of lil Aeres, tu the cltx of 1 aurtister and Mauhelm township, known in Harilwlek Farm, ' from April 1st. Apply le .1 11 liritKi:. Ne 11 North Duke street. Ot MOUllMF.i: MAI ONK, 1'iirk Heu-e J mil ttd Aw ITtOR RE.NT. V At Ne SICK VI UK MIT AUK. heatetl lisuns en second unit thlnl lUsirs, sultablu for a st-uin stiess, eilice u-e or Itnlgtng purisisi-s l'esisi slen April 1 ipt'ly at M HMIKKIICMIS. Jan 1 tfd 3) l'eim Miuare. 3riU.lCsAI.l'..-VILl. HP, SOLD AT I publU siile ev s VTFKD IV 1.1 FMNii.THF. ;rn D 11 OF FKllltfAlil. XKr. ut the I.eepanl Hetel, In therm of Lnnensler, a new two-story brlek IIWLI.I.l.M. 110lK, wllb Crtsims and plusieretl irarret : hidrunt nnd let f cretiud, sltuatu and fronting en south side of List I hestnut street. Ne ;"'. containing In front ! feet, unit ixteiullug seuthwaiu lis ui'i t, a pnbllcallei JOHN Mfltrill Hesrx surUEHT. Auelietirer sMei-r, Attorney JsnllTbl VDI.ITIVAI.. IT-OR LDP.lt.MAN OE Till: MX Til I 11 MID J. H. SCHNEIDER -l H-irt T TO DEMI RATtC ltl'LES t.t It pilirALDElOlTN. M H. McCOMSEY, OF IIIK lelKTU ISO snuiiT Tn DrMISRITlC Kl'lLs. Janjn-tld T7TOU LIir.RrNOK THE. SIXTH II 11 VltD, JAMES P. PLUCKER si HJfctT TO DBMts.RlTll III tts Whi lw,- FOR I'ONSTMII.E Ol' THE SIXTH VltD, MARTIN DAILY. SlBltlT TO IIEMOIKATH 111 LES t'lwtl T7Lr.CT10N EOR SCHOOL DIRECTORS. i 1 hj iiutilltletl electors of the city of I ancna ter ate heieby notified that an election will lie held in the several wards, ut the usu.il pints s til holding sUi a,i eeiintx eleitlens, en Tl'l tl l, FLIIlll Mil 17. isss, between thebeurs.it 7 e rbx-k In the metniim and 7 e'rbiek lu the exeuiiig of suttl da fel the purpose of eiet Itnp twelve person te -er e as s,.ii,HI Directors i,,r the teruief thiee xi.irs from tin flrst Thursday in Noveuiberni xt. Vint the eleclteti t, libers lu the several wants me hereby renulred te make the necesar eltlilal leturns of the elertlen te tbf pmthoiieturv IOHN LK1 LIIdoeD, Jsn-J'Mtinh.xS I'ri-sldi nt. l-i:MOt'RATIC I'RI.M ARIES. The Delliecnits of the I llv of Lttlieu-tei ale It inesteil teilsseinbleiit the usual pliiees ler held tiitr Prlmarv Lleellonsen WKDN f.sDAl LI EN lNl., FLIIlll' Villi I, between 7 unite in lock, te plaeeln iiomluatleu eandldates for the scn,Mli Ibiaid and IV ard ettlcers, and ler members of the Demet latlc City Ceiniulttce The cleillen will be held en -ITLItDAl. FKUKCAItY 7, between the hours of Hand S o'eleek, except In the Lluht Ward, where the polls will be es'ii Hern 4 ted o'clock. The following ure the places of meettnir First v uid ihebfr s Hetel. hecend Ward Wendltz's Hetel. Thud Muni LllltiKcr's Hetel. Fourth Ward Jehn Fi Itch's liestuurant 1 iltli ard I'hllip Wall's Hetel. Ixth Wind -chiller lluuse. -eveiith Ward -eventh Ward Hetel I.lKhth Ward Kehltia.is' Hetel. Ninth Muni Arneld Ha.cs' Hetel The Ollliersef the sevenil wards will lepeit the xete ler -elioel Directors at the beudouar beudeuar beudouar tersefthe feiumittee, third tlisjr of the I'ost I'est I'ost elllcubulldlui;, at Uu clock un tlie evening of the l'rimary Kleitien. It wiisalstideelded tesubmlt te the voters of the bexcral wards a propesid change In the rules nemlmitlni candidates rer thu chisil Iteaid The proposed rule Is that from nnd after Is,-;, each uurtl shall be entitled te two of the Demo cratic members of the Heard, and us a vucauey occurs In any ward the Deinisrutle voters shall xete for and sclti't thn euudldiitn for the MhiKil Ikuird whom they deslrt. te have placed en the ticket. W. U IIK.VsKL, Chuinumi. HOOTS ASH XIIOUS. OREAT REDUCTION :l - m ! (iical Karaiiis in Itnlilier.-. 50 Cis. for Men's Rubbers. 30 ts. for Ladies Rubbers. 25c. for Children's Rubbers. Jehn Hiemenz ) NO. SI NORTH QUEEN STREET. LA.VCA-.TLIt. PA. (IlHUllter IllllUlllla,'.) It ltOVSVFlTKSIbllXSH OOOnS. T IIIK CHEAPEST PLACE TO HUV AT LOW PRICES STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES, Ceal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures, -IS AT JOHN P. Sdl & SON'S, Ne. '-'4 Seuth Queeu Street, fu'j.'Myd LA.VCASTElt, I'A. il)l Retai ! CI.UTIIIMU VERSA It ATM VOX. M uriis.iu.Nsui'ri'N fi:iii'Li:.LNOTe Buyers of Clothing ! Whero te Duv It0 Whero QtiiiUtlcs AroBeHt ? Whero ItIoeh Are Lewost ? Ifatiiuv time these iuentleus be uppermost In join liilnil, remember Hull we utv the Iradlui tompetlters let join trade. We are tu n sisl tlen teMippli .Miureteiy need lu CLOTHING liKAHY-MUiK Oil rilOSl'MUlsrilKMUXT. nd Itieinst we ituniiiutin will be n Just and (air eiUlMileut Im w Intel el Mini ion wish te expend a-slop in le s, e us iiutl bsik tiler the hteek that Is beie (iltballi exauilue II and make eoniMillsen wllb the best ou knew of etse whetv Me nie eentldelil that iU.dltles ille rlKht. uud that pi in - n-ked will tie ami' te make )ou a liiixei MYERS & RATHFON, i.KADiMi i.ANi vsri.it t i.eriiii:it, NO. 12 EAST KING STREET, I.ANI ASIKU. PA. M THE HOOD WORK (, Ill's, ON Lewer Prices for Clothing. ( COlNTeF IU II HIM. IM, I. Mtl.OIl rAlMenlmar ImliiffinfiiU te li!rcha-cr Men's suits n leir a Mte Mi'irsil, (eats tl .Vi, ti, !'s te v-werlh three tunes the nienev llex's suits tn, in fi upwind blldten suits from "11 S5 upnaixU OVERCOATS ! OVERCOATS I OVERCOATS ! ( t ii-INi, nt 1 vr ii i.r ah 1 1. i iii: I hlblreusOvt.u sits-ll 11. ! I. tl - I'"' lt Hev sOvere.Mts (J ai, J.1 iV M 7S te Mil Vmths iiviietsits reisI usseitinent prtees verv lt,w-f.t, J.1.VI, tl up te In. Men s llveletaits -nil the wnv flem f.'tetli. FURNISHING GOODS Almest nlven ii Iven iiwsv 1 im n Collais, one nut tipit u I ndei w, ii .laeVels. i.levt s II ".etehlels, lewellv ,ih low as Is tents null ,lrrv Net kwetil. ,-tlk llnml ft I futllt i v . AI I 1 f llll h I fiVV Fit 111 VN I I st V lll.HI- HIESH & BEOTHEE, IVmi Hall Clelliintr lleii-sf. (1K( KNTKL.slJt AUK VNIiNiilllll IJfllKV sIKLl.l I VNI A-l Lit. fK.VN A. Vi rlEEIAMSDN A I'evrr.it. NEAR THE END nt im GRKATSI I INT. VND N Ir. I 1 1 M IJt VI ITV OVERCOATS! Rough and Ready Suits, Children's Plaid Suits, Handsome Dress Suits, Business Suits, AT NOMINAL lMIICKS. -OFT II K II VT-, MI.V - sTIt 1 Ft It II VT-. IILAV V WINTLIt ( M'.s, IMIVV I'KLOs, CI.lI.DltKN's FVNC l'lll.lis, UAll.ttlMD CAfs, f LfSH LAf ltOlll, I'liAIIilL WOLF 1I01IL.-. ill 1 I ALU KOHL-, IlOlt-r. HLANKF.T-. I'OCKl.T HOOhs, VV lllfs AND I Mliltl.I.LAS, AT NOMINAL PRICES. Men'u Scarlet Unclorwear, All-Weel Hoalery, Blue Flannel Shirts, Rioycle Shirts, Whlte and Fancy Hatitlhorchlefa, Silk Lined Scurfs, Whlte Shlrta, Porcale Shirts, Calice Shlrta, Overalls and Jumpers, Cardigans and Streng Working Pants, AT NOMINAL PRIORS. BOOTS AM SHOES. ladii:-.' I, All! KM' LAD1LS' AND JIIsSLS' I KLNCH KID -llehS. AND MIsSLS CfKAtOA KID MllOKS AND MISSLs' I'LllllLI. liOAT MlOLa. ttKNTs' FINT. CALF HOOTS lil'.VTh HAND SUV'LD (iAI'I Hits i.LNTft" -iCOTCII HOI'TO.M (, VU'l.lts HO VI' IILTlON'bllOI'.s IIUTlri' LACK. HAL SHOK-i lltn s HCIIoel. OAlI'Llts. itt;iiiii:uovi:i:sHei.s (.OS-AVIKlts, s.vNDALh, AltCTIl - VND ALASKA-. JIF..V AND IIOY'.s!li:,VV UVM HOOl's VNI) .MLTALI.lCLOOf-, AT NOMINAL PRICES. -Stoies close ut ii i m , exi-epl saluiibH, until fuither nutlee WILLIAMSON AND FOSTER, 32,34, 36 and 38 East King St,, LAXCASTEII. I'A. jxsaitAXci:. IJlQUITARIil 1 fA.VV. LIFE INHURANOE COM- Assets, $54,000,000. Surplus, 813,000,000. Indisjiulable Creditors AsMiranee Kiuilable Life Insurance Company. Tliuenlx UualiiCM Maii'M IMllcv xjilltiiii, pay. nble In W, 15 or 'M J eunt, mnl iinnfiirfeltabli) ultur Uycarj. The afcat Investment uud best fajliiB ' ene, EQUITAHLK DDKS TUB I.AItflKST lN'SUIt SlIltA.NC'K HUHINKSS IN THE WOULD. W. J. MADDEN, 10 NOItTH QUEEN ST. Whit iron Imvumatiek. W IK. ;i;r ueiwx. XTRAeitlilNARY llARHAINS. IS -AT I llll- NRW YORK mil 10-4 WHITE BLANKETS, l im A PAIIt . ItLDUCKD FltOM l 5.1. 10-4 WHITE BLANKETS, 11.71 A PAIIt Itt.DPt llll FltOM f inn. 10-4 SILVER GREY BLANKETS, ti A I' Mlt ItllDI't'l'.D FltOM ;, 10-4 ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, n.lOAI'.MIt llKHI'lLD FHOMMUI. 11-4 EXTRA HEAVY BLANKETS t;5 ! iit .UF.Dl'CKD FltOM l.l -PLCI l. CltKAKINl. MAI.Ltlt Lailiis' and Children's Coats and Cloaks VI llALP.f.sUAL filler.- WATT, SHAND & GO., 8 and 10 East Kinp Streot, J. II. MARTIN ,V CO. Eenmant Counter. Ih wHk s .'Il'-r ii Kit of REMNANT DRESS GOODS, IN- i a-hmehks dki.aim:, MOHAlIt-. fe.Nt.Lr.-, NOVKI.TIi:-. fl. VID-, OTTOMAV. -lLIii. Vt tine half their xulue -umn am Hi lumttha sulllelent furDiess Pattern", while ethem ningc 1mm 1 In 7 yurrta Remnant Bleached Muslin, lu nil the best tnnVrs, Im luilltitf WU LI V.M-V11 I.K, AM-t Tl A. SIVV tOltlv MILL- Vt e ier yanLxverlUU'ii ,lut tecelvctl, a case nf Hemnant Mourning Prints IN XKVV SflllMi f.VTllltN nt Jc. ier yanl On the HEMNANT COt'NTLH will bi feiitul Remnants of All Glasses of Drv Goods!, 1 (.Itl.ATl.Y lll.DtrKD fltltr- J. II. Martin (V ('e Cor. Vest Kin-r nml l'l-ince Sl. I.ANCAsTKIt. f A rvitsiTum:. "iTT-.U.TRR A. HRINIT.SH. NO. 28. - NO. 28. Special for Spring, 1885, 31 Y STOCK OF FURNITURE Fer the Snrini; Trade, IS KOl'AL TO ANY IN TIIF. ( ITV, AND AT FltfCF.S Til AT CAN.NOl' UK I .NDLK-OLD. ALL C.OODS UUAHANTEEI). WALTER A. HEINITSH, Ne. 28 East King Street. LANCAbTLK, I'A. decMmil WALL rAI'XIt. 1311 ARKS W. TRY. 100 Dade Widow Shades IN A VAItlKTY OF DHSIONS Wliltli hnvii been iict-iiin iiltiti licr. thu puit Heabnu, n Mill clesu out from te cents nplece. Ainuui,' thuui ii tu ammo pretty putterm, , Iu ifulni; tlireucb our etnek of CURTAIN POLES Vu Hiul a iroej many ihJiU uml emU, nun, two and three or ti k I ml. lemn urn Walnut, fceum Kbenv ami nemii llr.iss Tllinlned. Thesii umull nuui, leu iimi inn linen inmi a in iu eemn iipicciir Our colt IU.S..XI ion tutiMi.T. in r.ijiiny mnl Walnut ut il,(M a piece, u liarjjnin, ruiluccd lium aiai, NIIW LINKS OF Dade Window Shades FOIt Sl'KIN'll. I'lnln CeliirM uml WIiIHh fnriillalylexef win. Iowa, Tin uml Weed hprlnir Itnllur, Fliltties, Iliilluiuls, Linen FrltiKO. Nickel fulls. Run!, etc. We tuWe UHtiwurci anil de shadu w erk nf uvcry description lu l!rnt-cbisn manner. Older your fupcrllunitliiKilniiM new, flece wuroiiuxcrBelowund nlll ii higher. PIARESW. mx, Ne. 57 NORTH QUEEN LANCASTKIt, I'A. STREET. pRARli I'LOUR. STEBLTON MILLS PEARL FLOU R MAKES WHOLESOME AND Dl'.LIClOUS UHEAI). KEfT Il J. I.. HINKLKY, .1. FltANK HEIST, WM. ULlCUKNDKltFEU Jaul'J-SOta Lwicwtcr, r. V M
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