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t M Jottings.
iffnr ..oendencO Of IStltttlOKSCIB.
." fettrMntA, ! Feb. 17. Thorels a report
iMt tt officials of the PennsylTwila railroad
'' - -- intend blflstlnir tlie lce which Is new
m tt. Sasqiicluinna rlver In different places,
t; prevent, ir possime, 1110 uangur
MdM at this place. A prominent official of
MM company visited Columbia and examined
tfce'iee with Uie Intention of Wasting, hut
VfcMi gangs of workmen were sent te make
UM'bUsU they found the lce frown te tlie
bottom, making blasting Impossible,
4"V Interesting Lecture.
.'Allium Bttltlmore te Naples" was the sub
tester the lecture given In the opera heuse
' CteTWlng.by Be v. Francis J. Clay-Meran.
i .- taeturn wm rnrv filrlv attended, and
MMilminr nntertAtnTntr tnd Instructive, and
S -SeaBdlonceworo taken from this country
yitt the old In a very graphic manner. Views
WBOBlO 01 me uwauuus 01 mu u' w.-
J.'trathrully put upon canvass.
-Ji Church FcsUvaL
P.3SF The rnsltvnl ltnlil hvthe Indies Mitosecloly
L' 3ofthe Second street "Lutheran church, closed
It 'Svtart ovenlng. It was fairly atloniled. The
-sF mmnv en last Saturday evcnlng, was voted
-tP 'off by the church choir. The contest proved
'&-'Very exciting and clese, and resulted In a
fc Victory ler me cneir ine amount ui iiiuihj
vf .'collected was as tallews t Choir, f 17.75; Mite
HBi.nvf society, 81(1.05 i iiev. v. r. rivansnuocoi rivansnuecoi rivansnuocei
Sri .AH lectwl fcaBO. making the total receipts for the
)S. cke, tJ.30. The total receipts for thofcstl thefcstl
Wr yti amounted te $2(53.
Skif Tlie Election.
At the different polling places of the
'different wards thore Is quite a large nttond nttend nttond
nnce despite tlie oxtreme cold wcather.
i'rem tlie prosent Indications quite a large
vete will be polled, and the contest will be
close Beth parties are struggling te regain
the possession or council and school beard,
which nre new in the handsofthe Democratic
party.
llureugh Jottings.
The Lenten season will be Inaugurated to
morrow. Chlqucsalunga trlbe Ne. 39, 1. O. R. M.
will kindle n council llre In tliclr wigwam
this even.
Market was but poorly attended, owing te
the oxtreme cold of this morning.
A fanner's wagon, whlle unloading wheat
at Muul fair's flour mill, became frightened
and ran old Tliey were caught nt mcceiui
and Union streets.
T. M. Ilelbutncr, clerk nt Ilruliakcr'a Tro Tre Tro
ment heuse. died suddenly of,' an apeplctic
fit Ills remains were taken te his home at
Frederick City, from which plaee they will
be Interred te-day.
Twe Evangelists, Revs. Jenes and llontr llentr llontr
Iieff, are holding Kervlces in the Bethel
Church el Ged. Thus far they have held
three meetings which have been attended
with fair success.
The Columbia llre company has lieen pre
sented with a very fine deg,half shepherd and
half Newfoundland, by a member of the
Itoscue fire company of Yerk.
The rendition of "Federa" by Fanny
Davenport in the opera house en 'Wednesday
ovcelng, Feb. IS, 1SS3, will be the theatrical
event of tlie season. A large mnllence will
greet this celebrated actress in this her famous
role.
Last summer Mr. Thoe. L. Urban prepared
fourdercn ears of corn In four different ways
ns an experiment te soe if It could net be
kept until winter In the same state as when
it was taken lrem the stalk. Mr. Urban has
opened ene dozen cars and found It te be a
sucicss. The corn is In a suitable condition
for roasting.
Senior Oration.
The second division of the senior class el
Franklin nnd Marshall college will deliver
their senior orations ea Friday evening the
20th Inst., in College cl apsl at "W o'clock.
Masatnkn Yamanaka, or Japan, is a mem
ber of this division. Tlie exercises will lie
interspersed with music by orchestra.
Ciene te Kansas.
This afternoon Joel Fisher, wlfe and seven
children, of Kast Ijiniputer tewnshll, nnd
Ames Stultzfus, wlfe and two children, of
Caernarvon township, left Lancaster for
.Newton, Kail., where they propeso te make
their home.
Alderman llurr's Court.
Otte Ilemtng, Kdwnrd Price and Jeseph
Hclinader, three bums; arrcsted by Offlcer
Bees for drunkenness and disorderly con
duct were committed for flve days each by
Alderman llarr this morning. Henry
YVilseu, nrrested for the tame ellcnse, was
committed for three days.
Amusements.
Mitt flavenpert thlt Evening. Celd wither,
skating links, elections, or nothing else affect
the great crowds which greet Fanny Davenport
In her great play of" Federa." Jfearly the whole
lower part of the heuse bus been sold and the
audl'inca will be large nnd fashionable.
Skating llaec The. fifth and last of the two twe two
rmle races at the Micnuercher comes off this
evening, when Jehn Eckert, Ed. Treyer, Stewart
Wylleuiul Vnl HelT.unn will go. Treyerhas wen
the four mccs already llnlshed In the series.
JtEATIlS.
Weidler. Februarv 10. If!. In this cltv. Maud
Adelc, daughter of .Milten II. and Ella E. Weid
ler, aged 13 months.
The relatives and friends arc respectfully In
vited te attend thu fitneml, from the residence
of her purents, Ne. 417 North Mary street, en
Wednesday afternoon ut 2 o'clock. I ntenncnt at
Woodward Hill cemetery. flO-itd
3TA11KHT3.
Philadelphia Market,
Piut-AiiELrsiiA, Feb. 17. Fleur dull nnd
easy; Suiierrlne, 250fW 75; Extru. fi75312jkj;
l'enn'a. family, W 50(8375; Wlnlcrelears, 4e0
4 43; de stnilghts, tl25ft47.1: Minn, extrnclenr,
l00ffi450; destndghts, l 5e5 00 ; winter pat
ents, 14 750525 ; spring de, $5 0OJZ5 75.
live tleur nt W 25fi3 50.
Wheat quiet nnd steady; Ne. 2 Western Ucd,
Pe ; Ne. 3 de, ut Ciftslc; Ne. I l'a. de, Hike 1
Ne. 2 Delaware, de, WHc
Cem tlrm; under light suppllesstenmer, 503
510: suit yellow, SltiSic; de mixed, SlQS.'c;
Ne. i de, M05OXC.
Oats quiet nnd easier; Ne. 1 White, SSc;
Ne. 2 de, nt 37Q370 ; Ne. 3 de, 35n3fiXe;
rejected 3lft.re ; Ne. 2 mixed, S5&.
Ityu nominal at 70c.
Seeds clever steady at WJc; Timethy dull
at $15581 B0; Flaxi-eedflmiut II B0Q1 65.
Winter bran quiet at lid 00310 40.
Previsions quiet and prices linn : mess
perk.tllfJH 50; beef hams, fUR-il 50; cllymess
lieef, $13 50311. '
llacen, tsiJWie ; Smoked Shoulders, CUe :
salt de, 5KIWic; smoked hams, 10iQll(c;
pickled de, JM4C.
, Lard steady ; city re lined, nt TJiGSe : loeso
butchers', 7c ; prime Htuain, 7 23.
iluttcr fancy lets wnntutU ethem unsalnble ;
Creamery extras, 35c ; II. C. und N, Y. de, 2S3
3()c; dairy extras. 25e; de geed te choice, 20
23c 5 w estcrn de, 2032,'c.
Hella nt915e; luicklng butter, 7612c.
Eggs llrm and fairly uetlve j extras, SMjilV.c.
Cheese quiet nnd steady; New Yerk Full
Cream. 13l3e ; Ohie Flats, choice, m.'fjKe ;
dofalrteprlme.tiKWIlJJo! l'enn'aiuirt skims, S
Petroleum quiet ; Itelined, ";c
Wblskvnrmcrnt$120. '"
New Yerk Market,
New Yerk. Feb. 17. Fleur Stute and Western
quiet, but steadily held. Southern steady.
Wheat opened a shade lewer: later stienuth-
ened and advanced li(te. without leading te
axe:
Oats 11 trifle better. Ne. -i tvi, frt'. . im.
Ssie ; State, 873400 ; Western, 3GQ4UO,
Western flralu Markets.
CnioAeo. Fleur market dull and unchanged.
Wheat quiet, with trading mainly en local
speculative account. Foreign advices quoted
market dull and easier, and seaboard stocks were
only slightly reduced. Notwithstanding the na
lura of the above influences the offerings early
ii,.'aay,U!re.11nt'u"dl reports of dam
ffV - Brewing winter w heat from some sec sec
i'0"aIl?,!n"alleualwardlpatehes, the market
assumed morn strencth nil nri,.,.a ,.... h.
'B.5?J.ic.' . Ister -ased off about Kie. but
Ne. 3 red ut 7041 71 c.
Cern showed mere activity aud was stronger
especially In the speculative uwikctTii "syiiiim.
thy with wheat j prices for luturcudviincedRft
Kc. and closed ubnulKe higher than en butui?
Oats were In medemiAmit.iU. i.., ..,. .......
te shljipers were limited, owing te the difficulty
of getlfng cars switched te Fatten, reads t held.
r were HcneraUy flna, and In some Instances
realUed a slight udvance 1 littl InteieitwS
manllesteil lit futures, except for May delivery
yblch were llrmcr and about iidiie better, due'
te the firmness In wheat und corn ; near futures
were Quotable-1 February, S7fri7Je 1 Murch 27e
April. aWJ, May ranged fiem 30.304ic, and"
HyeUruiiVa SioldtttBWe,
Jisvrleyeuieti He. iSISOOc.
t Uxsecd ijuict, mid unchanged ut f 149.
iniien iiniiviivi is.i-1 1 i- ill
lied, March, &J;g'Jle ; April, Iriii&Jliie ; May,
KHimi'Ae; Jun"-7aiti!5SiiC. ' ' '
.JiV HW higher ; illxed Western spot, Se
R53WO : de futuie. 4Wfi52k-e.
sdme;nd flnaiiy'eJd hii'S ti'S
.. .sir , ifc.j,ru maw!
I'rednre Market.
Corrected weekly by Joel Miller. ,..,,
W it.vkr, Vcb. 40, KM.
Itell Mutter (buttermilk all worked out) JJ?'
r.ggs...... .......,.
Lnrd te be emptied '..
Lard In kegs and buckets....
Fat Turkeys
Peer Turkeys
Chickens
Ducks.
riReenspr.pnlr
llecf Hides
Sunwise
l'liildliiK In crocks r.......
Country Peep...
Tsllew
Most White Ind, K". 30 days; KIM.
cash.
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IJvoSIeck Slrhct.
rniiAnKLrniA, Veli.14. The lfceljits nlthe
dllTcrcnt stock yard were t ,,.
Fer the vcck-llcevc'", J,1 slices, IJ,eiW!
"KocTcMtle were In toer lTqnet and prices
drooped Kfiiic.
We quete as fellows t ,
Extra, ,WiC! Reed. SG5;c j lnrdlum, 4vi(i
5C! cemm'm, 3ficj extremes. SSdt; most
Milch cows were dcmernllicd nt KKWJO).
Vt cows were net wanted, even 2H4c.
V'l calves were fairly netlve nt CfisMc. ,
Sheep nnd lambs were In fair demand, nnd as
the quality of the stock was better, prices ad
vanced KHC KHC
We nuote ns fellows ; .,
Extra. BKfWIc : cned. 4ft c ; medium, iX$
AUe t common, 24R.T',e : Iambs, IgPic.
Hogs were slew at 6HTKc
BitKS OT KEEVXS AT T11K WEST rUILADKtrHIA
YARDS.
IlORerMayncs.fiOWcatern, 48Ve.
Daniel Mnrphv. 50 Western, nnd I.ancnstcr In..
jtcriBVC.
Daniel Smyth A llre.. 1W Western, S0tf;c,
Illpple ft llre.. IM cows. Sfilc. .,10
Owen Smith, M Western and Pennsylvania HG
6Wc
A. A J. Christy. 137, W. Vs.. ic
H. Schambcre A Ce., aw ejlim, 4VG' ;,
Iritis tchauibnrR ft Ce., 130 IM. and v.. 4SBJe.
Schwnrtt ft Miller, SO Lancaster Ce., 5'j(JVic.
II. Chain, jr., 59 Western nnd l'a., 4ia.'i?4c.
M. Ulman, I Western, JSiK'-c
lktchman ft Levi, 1.U Western nnd Lancastpr Ce.,
M6Xe.
M. Levi,! western, SflAc.
Dennis Smyth, 83 l'a. nnd Maryland, tO'f.V
CITT URXSSXD BEEVES.
City Pressed lteeves were very" dull at Off
0)e. Western dressed were active at CgJ'ic.
ABATTOIR SAtES.
lteer Maynes, 100 head city, 6kic.
U SlcCandless. 140 head de. 7g$Sc
C. S. Dengler,87 heail, 7KfJ'JJc.
II. O, Iteekman, 73 head, ilKgyc.
Themas Uradley. 410 Wesfern, 0?ie9ic.
Cltv Dressed Sheep were fairly nctlve at S3
9e. western dresed were active at r.;i
Sales Jehn wkiiscc, -j;i nean eny m
Themas Uradley, 374 Western, O-iBSe.
Llie Stuck l'rlees.
CmcAoe. Cattle Kecetpts, 6,7i head : ship
ments, none : all Eastern reeds refualne te tnke
stock en account of bad reads; trade slew;
experts. WfifiSJ ; shipping, 1.3W) te 1,N pound,
ii-JS75! 1,100 te l.al,4 75fi.". 20; l.ilKUe I.SO,
MK4 ; butchering stock, fii.VstflM. mainly, Jt?4:
Texans,tai7J; steckers.W SiQi; feeders.Hie
t?i 171
Hers Kecelpts, l?,U0head ; shipments, none ;
market slew, but steady: reiiuh paekinR,! W
fit 70; packlntr and shlpplng.M HQi 10 ; light,
tl SSfll 83: skips, 3ni fe.
Sheet Itccelpts, ,WJ head ; shipments, none ;
common, IJ40O325; medium, $3 5033 75 ; poed,
$481 23; choice, te extra, tl iOQi.
EastLibertv. Cattle were In fair demand;
shade stronger, but unchanged ; receipts, 2,350
head: shipments, J.SIShead.
lings dull and a trltln Inner: Phlladclphtas,
5 Jie3 40 ; Yorkers, $.--fi5 15 ; Ilaltlmere. is 10
515; receipts, , head; shipments, 2,400 head.
Sheep acctlve, stronger, but nnchanged; re
ceipts, 4,200 ; bhlpmeuts, 2,uhead.
Stock Markets,
quotations by lteed, ilcOrann A Ce., Bankers,
Lancaster. Pa.
II A. M
Missouri Pacific
Michigan Central
New Yerk Central VPi
New Jersey Central 3UJJ
Ohie Central
Del. Lack. A Western 9
Denver A UleUmnde
Erie 12JS
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Kansas ,t Texas
Lske Shere
ChlcageA N. W., com
S. N.. Ont.ft Western
St. Paul ft Omaha
l'acllle Mall
llechestcrA I'ittsburg
St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash Common
Wabash Preferred
West'n Union Telegraph..
Louisville A Nashville
N. Y., Chi. A St. I.
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Pennsylvania
Heading
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Northern Pacific Cem IB.
Northern Pacific Prer.... 40?', te; J 41
Ilestnuvllle..
Philadelphia A Erie....
Northern Central
Underground
Canada Southern
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People's Passenger
Jersev Central
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724
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Philadelphia.
Quotations by AsecLtted Press.
Stocks steady.
Phlladeljihla A Erie IS. IS 18
Heading llallread fK
Peunsvivanla Hnllrnad 51?;
Lehigh Valley llallread 50
United Companies of New Jersey 194' f
Northern Pacific lfi
Northern l'acllle Prcfened 40
Northern Central llallread 57
Lehigh Navigation Company 40
Norrlstewn llatlread 107
Central Transportation Company 31fi
lluirale. New Yerk A Philadelphia SJi
Llttlnschuvlkill Itallread...... 53
KewTerk.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks steady. Meney, 1c.
Sew Yerk Central
Erie llallruad
Adams Express ,
Mlchlgnn Central Knllrnnd
Michigan Southern llallread
Illinois Central llallread
Cleveland A Pittsburg llallread..,
Chlcace A lteck I-liind Iijillread...
Pittsburg A Fert Wayne llul.rend....
Western Union Telegraph Company
Teledo A Wabash
New Jersey Central
New Yerk Ontario A Western
Lecal Slecks anil llemls.
Ilepertedby J. II. l.eng.
Par Ijist
Value, sale.
..KU (102
Ijincaster City, n per cent.. 1SI
lrtH 100
" " lfi lue
" ftiHiret. In 1 erSOyears.. It"
' 4 ' Scheel I0.111 I()
" 4 " in ler 20 yeurs. lu)
" 4 " In 5 oral yeurs. lis)
" 4 ' in lOer-JOveHrs tin
115
120
100.50
102
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102.50
102
205
1121
105
111
125
115
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155
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HO.W
110
Manhelm Iloreugh lean 100
BASK STOCKS.
r Irst National Hank
Fanners' National Rink
Fulton National Hank
I .uncaster County National liuik
Columbia National llink
Christiana National Rink
Enhnttn National lUuk
First National Rink, Columbia
First National Rink, Mnisburg
First National Rink Marietta
First National Hank. Mt. Jey
l.ltltz National Hank
Muiihetm National Hank
Union National Hank, .Mount Jey
New Helland National Hank
(iap National Hank
Quarryville National Rtnk
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TCnM'IKK STOCKS.
Illy Spring A Heaver Valley.
25
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20
23
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2.5
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25
25
10
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uiuKeiieri v iiorsesnee ..
Celuiublu A Chestnut lllll.
Columbia A Washington
24.05
i.uiii-sii!K!i ,x eik spring
Columbia A Marietta
Maylewn A Ellzabethleu n
UiueasterA Eiihrabi
IJineustiT A Willow street .
Strasbuig ft Millport
Marietta A Maytuwu
MtttHnttn . in.... 1....
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IJinc, EUzubethtewn A Mlddletevtu. pal
Lancaster A Frultvillii..
50
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East Hrundywlnu ft Wiiyneabtilg...
Luncaster & VIIUain,le u
Lancaster. Sluner
I queasier ft Munhclin
Ijincasterft .Miuletta
Luncaster A New Helland
Lancasterft Susquehanna
Lancaster A Xuw lumvllle
M1SCELLAKEOCB 8TOCES.
Ouarrvv llln it. It
MUlersville Street Car .
Siisquchanualreu Ceiniiuny ....
Marietta llollew-aru............
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inquirer I'rlntl'ig Ceniiiuuy Mi 51
lias Light und Fuel Company 23 se
Stevens Heuso (Ikuids) ; Inn ion
Columbia (.as Ceinjiuny 25 25
Columbia Wulert:miiii.iiie ia ,.
loe 210.23
100 210
50 5
25 H.U5
60 75
50 55
50 51
50 33
100 100
100 1UI
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MUlersville Nermal school "
Northern 5lurket
Eastern Market
Western Mill ket
Lancaster City Street Hallway Ce.!
flat Company Hends ;.. ,
Columbia Horeuuh llends
.yeii- Anrr.uTisK3it:sTs.
T OST-A SINGLE FUU GLOVE.
atthl'siem?cnrl Wl" b0 Ptt,rt hy u'avlnK ,h0 same
QHAMPAOSE.' ""
BOUCHE
"SEC."
THE FINEST CHAMl'AONH
IMl'OllTKn
WINE EVEIt
ATIlEIUAItT'Ji OLD WINE bTOHE,
N"e. 29 East Kike Htueet.
F.i.t.n.i.A .- "K.SI'AYMAKKK, Agt.
fcitabllshed, J7M. fbl7-tfd
y Kir An rj.'Kri.cK.wg.yr.v.
TTIeirSAlitf ATA HAt-niFICK.
A line fiirm of lai .crv. Will exchange
for city real rslam u njiinieu ler een.
ALLAN A. IIKItlt A CO..
llrul Ktntc Airrnt.
HMtd)
Ne. iw l'.nt KlnK M., LnncamiT, !,
ir
AnniltA AXIISIIKUUY WINl-X
-AT-
Reigart's Old Wine Stere.
II. K. M.AYMAKKIl. AnEXT,
Ne. 21 East Knu sr.
febKtrd
Kstnbllshrd 17S3.
IJiSTATK OK llKUKAKD MfLlIATTAK,
Jli late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testnmentnry en said rstatehavingbeen grantHl
te the undersigned, nil pcrsenslndebled thereto
nre requested te make Immediate payment, nnd
these hftUng claims or demands against the
same, will present them without delay for set
tlement te the undersigned, residing en East
Orange street, Lancaster city, l'a.
I'ltANClS MiCLAIX. Executer.
I'mttr D. Uakeb, Attorney. fenI7-fitdTneaw
rULlj ATHKlGAliTTS ' 01n WINK
J STORK
-KOU-
S1ST0XS EXTKACT OF BEEF.
rlNCST IS THE WOULD.
Established, 173. II. E. M.A M AKElt. Agt..
tebi7-ttd Se. 211 East King St.
T ltex e pITiTa 1 1 ors i
FRIDAY EVEKIKO, FEBRUARY 20, 1SS5.
OSE Or AMEIilCA'8 OREATESt STAR ACTORS,
ROBT. McWADE,
supported by a Complete Dramatic Company in
Ills nncqualcd and grand character of
Rip Van Winkle,
VAGABOND OF THE CATSKIU&
II Is Encouraged by the Pulpit and Endorsed
by the Press.
liebert McWade's Illji Van Winkle Is a great
sermon ." i.'rr. Daniel .vaejlr, SeNlatul J
AD.MISSIOK 25. aj A 5.) CENTS.
Ucserved seats for s,le at opera house, fl 7-4 1
D
EICHLKU .t Sl'HAUM.
THE LARGEST STOCK
-OF
FURNITURE
IN LANCASTER COUNTY
WHICH WILL HE SOLA CHEAP.
Persons going te Housekeeping or any partle
In need of Furniture will Und bargains by call
in gut
X(w. 27, 2!) ami 31 Seuth Queen St.
M. DEICHLER,
J. P. SCHAUM.
Jan53menwdMAw
THE COLD AIK OP WINTER CAUSES
chapped hands, lips and faces.
CREAM OF ROSES
WILL ALWAYS (THE THEM. ONLY 10r AT
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
Ne. 137 AND 139 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
decS-6md l-ancastrr, Pa.
OAWNEE lUTTEKS.
Pawnee Bitters.
LOTZ & CO.'S TONIC FOR
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
Cramps.
DOSE Twe Tablespoon fill before each meal.
Manfaucturcd and for sale by
Letz & Ce,,
LANCAsTEIt, PA.
nugO-emdMAS
A SSIOXED raTATEOFnFKEFEniX'K
J:. S. flletz, of the borough of Columbia, Ijn
caster county. Frederick S. lllettandwlfo.efthe
boreughof Columbia, having bydeed of volun velun
tun assignment, dated December23,lss4,Hsslgned
and transferred all thelr estate nnd effects te the
undersigned for the benefit of the creditors of
the said Frederick S. Bletz, he therefore gives
notice te all persons Indebted te said assigner,
te make payment te the undersigned without
delay, and theso having claims te present them
te HOlIEltTA. EVANS, Assignee,
Itesldlng In Lancaster, Pa.
S. II. ItEYSOLM,
D. .McllCLLEN,
Attorneys. nu7-GtdV
A ssiened" estate" OP OEORQE It
-ii. SCHAUM and wife, of Lancaster city,
Luncnstcrcennty. Ueorge II. Schauta nnd .wlfe
of UmciiHter city, having by deed of volun
tary' assignment. Oaled December 4, lsX4. as
signed unit transferred all thelrestiiteundeffects
te the undersigned, for the benefit of the cred cred cred
Itorsef the wild lieerge II. bctutmu, he therefore
gives notice te nil persons Indebted te said as as
sigeor, te make payment te the undersigned
without delay, and thrwn having claims te pre-
seuiineuite jiaai'IH.i.ia.v ueiciii.eii.
Asslitnee.
II. C. Ilr.uHAKEB, Atlei-nej-.
an24-etdS
T7-STATE OF AMOS
S. HENDERSON
JJJ l
late of Ijincastcrcltv. deceased. Letters el
admlnUtrutl.men said estate having been grant
ed te the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested te make Immediate pay
ment, und thexe, having claims or demand
ngalnst the s-iiue will (present them without
deluyfer settlement te the undersigned, resid
ing In said city. JOHN Il.lAilLES,
Junl7-td3euw Administrator.
ITlSTATE OF
-l late of Lancn'
JIAUTIN IIECIITOI.D.
Ijincastcr Cltv. l'a.. deceased Let.
lers testamentary en said est n te having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons Indebted
thereto are requested te mnke lmmedlate puv
ment, and theso having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without do de
lay for settlement te the undersigned, residing
In the City of Lancaster.
J. FltANK HEMI.Y, Executer.
C. Dc.ices, Atty. JKWteuwfjs
ASSIGNED ESTATE OF CIIAltLES V.
51111s nnd wife, of the city of Lancaster,
Pa. Charles w". Mills and wife, of the city of
Lancaster, l'a., having by deed of voluntary
assignment, dated January 15, 1W5, assigned una
transferred all their estates and effects te the
undersigned, for thetienellt of the creditors of
the said (Jinnies W. Mills and wife, tin therefore
gives notice te all persons Indebted te said as
lennr, te lnuke payment te the undersigned
without ileluy, mid tnnseluirlnir claims te pre
sent them te ISltAKI. P. MAYKK, Assignee,
fS-StdMeaw Ijincaster, Pa,
rpO JlUII.DEItS AND CONSUMERS OF
1 WINDOW OLA8S.
The undersigned call attention te IhehTAIt
RLASS, which lias long been known In this mar
ket for Hi nen-stalnlng qualities 'und It sub
stantial character, Nlngln nnd double thickness,
and from lour leslx feet In length and width for
bulk windows. Fer sale bv all dealers.
.1. M. ALIfEltTSON A SONS,
m-StdWFMs Norrlstewn, Pa.
I 71011 .SAMfeit KENT.
; Tim property of the lata A. H. lteberls, en
West King mid Prince strets. Large Throe Three Throe
htery lliillillng-" Iteberts Hall ;" vnluabln busl.
ness stands in basement, Ac, Ac., Ac. Fer pur.
tleiilars, apply te
JOHN W. APPEL, Attorney,
Ne. 33 North Duke Slice!.
febltV'l,23,2Anil-2,7.9,l4
ITlSTATE OF CONltAD GAKT, IiATK OF
U the city of Lancaster, deceasert. letters
testamentary en said estate havlngbeen granted
te the undersigned, nil persons indebted thereto
ure requested te make immediate payment, und
thoe liaving rlulms or detiuinds ugalust the
same will present them without delay for settle
ment te thu undersigned.
AMOS C. OAST,
JACOIIMILEY.
, . DANIEL HAUTMAN,
JanMtdTh Eiocuters.
C.VNCEH DIFFEIlS FIIO.M ALL NOR.
mill stnictuius by being distinctly und es
sentially a ne'r product, never, under uny cir
cumstances, existing In u healthy system.
CAXCEUS and TU.MOItS of all Vlnds cured
without iiuln or using the knlfe also, bkln Ills Ills
eases. Chronic nnd Pnvute Diseases successfully
tifutcd by
IMIS. II. I), und M. A. I.ONOAUEil.
Office 13 East alnut street, Ijincuster, Pa.
Consultation free. JSJJtdAw
.vj;ir a n rxii tim:.ui:xts.
T"7i6ifiii:NT. ""
The larRcroem en third lloer of (Irani hall,
sultnble forseclelvnnd linlge meetings. Apply
te 1IACSM VNA lini.SS,
fHll-lt Ne. 10 West Orange SI.
iSuiCK LISTIIAKKU'S I'OKN, l(V A
L Can t W Inslew's, lxUe.t lied Seal llrand. IV.;
3 cans Choice Tomatoes ler SJc.i Cocea Shells
only ce. V t tlrannlalet sngnr.BKe. l R ; Stan
dant A Sugar, fie., pure While : Ceirees, 15, IB, is,
2,and25e. V S.
AT CLAHKV.'S TEA AMI COKr'KK STOKE.
,'a 3S West King Street
STOUAOll
ANO
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
DANIEL MAYKK,
dec2-lyd 16 West Chestnut street.
TOTK TsM AK 1 NO
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
AT 3.00 A tMZKS.t
AT NO. 101 .SOUTH O.IEEN STKEET.
JanlOtfd Liinc.vster, Va.
"lirANTEU LADY AOl'.NTS TOR
V ' QUEEN riSOTECTOIt," daisy stocking
nnd skirt supporters, shoulder braces, bustles,
besom forms, dress shields, safety belts, sleeve
Srotecters. etc. ; entirely new devices, tinprrce
ented profits; we have ,v agents making lint
monthly. Addiisss with stamp.
K. II. CA.MPllEl.l. ft CO..
JanlMmeed Ne. 9 S. May St., Chicago.
EDUCTION iiTovTnieoATs
In eiiler te rediice our large stock of Fnr
Heavers, Meltons. Kerses and Corkscrews for
Overceatings. I will, for the next est davs, make
up te your order, in first-class style, at greatly
reduced prices. All garments arc guaranteed te
fit perfect and only the best quality of trim
mings nre used.
A. II. UOSENSTEIN,
Fine Tailoring.
37 North Queen street, opposite the Posteulce.
m244mdll
Qiri riOA'WOnTHOFMlT.IilNERY
CJJLUsVVV tloeils te lie sold at n cry
heavy reduction, en aeceunt of removal te our
new store, W North Queen street, (traus's Old
Stand.)
NEW YOIIK AND PA1IIS MII.I.INKUY CO..
JanS-tfd 22 West King st , Ijincaster, Pa.
G I KAHD Fl III: ' ' 1 NSl KANUE TOM
I'ANY OF PHll.ADKI.PIII
AltrkeS. HitLxTT, President.
Jamis II. Alvebp, Vice l'res. and Tieas.
Edwik F. Mxkrill. Secretary.
Jctira II. Allxx, Asssltant secretary.
ASSETS-ONE MILLION. TWO IIUNDUED
AND FIFTY-NINE TIIOCS ND,
NINE IIUNDUED AND SIXTY
SEVEN DOLLAISS AND FOltTY
NINK CENTS.
All Invested In solid securities.
Lesses promptly settled and paid.
RIFE & KAUPPMAN, Agents,
NO. 10 WEST KINO STKEET.
ectl-CmdM.WASIt
Mf
ILI.IAMSON .V FOSTER,
Men's Pantaloons,
Bey's Pantaloons,
Children's Short Pants.
FEIlllt'AltY mets us between seasons, when
the Pants beleuRtnc te the Suit need leplaelnR
with a pair that 'Will see us through till -prlng,
when anew Suit will he In order.
We have prepared ourselves te supplv this
want wllhannsiertmentnf
Pants of All Grade
Men, Beys and Children.
MEN'S PANTS sTAltT IN AT jl.lll,
HOYS AT Nlc,
And fill I.UIIE.N "IIOItT I"ANT nt We
The Advance Styles for Spring
IN
HATS and CAPS
HAVE Altl!I EH, INCl.llUM.
SUIT and Seft Fur Huts,
rocket Hals & Fine Silk Hats.
la CAPS we have a poed thins te etfer lu a re
liable KAIIK CAP wlfhSellil Leather VIer, for
Se. There are two styles of them
A BLUE FLANNEL SHIRT,
Strictly All-Weel, made tixpressly for n. und
one we can recommend nspnre Indigo ami will
net fade,
PRICE, $1.25.
ri.EATKD 8IIIRT, VAKIOLW (OI.OUs,
tl.ya.ttM. iT3.
FOLDED NECKTIES. NEW PATTEIINS AM)
counts, "V.
AKAI1IAN SLEEVE lIUTTflNS.'Sc.
SCHOOL SHOES.
STRONG 9HOE ter IMirs nt f 1.10 and ll.il. In
I.aee or Ilutten.
OIIILS'LACH SHOES. U5e. andtl.U.
LADIES' 1IUTTON AND LACE .SHOES sl.-J5.
A Fall RiDge of Sizes and Widths.
M EN'S CONQItESSGAITEItSnndM EN'S HAL-,,
Twe styles of fppers, II.7.V
MEN'S Very Ilellable 111 "TTO.V UA1TEII, ti.00.
RUBBERS.
PLAlNOUKANCY.AI.LSTYLESandPllICES
AI.sO
6nm Beets for Men and Beys.
-3teres elejeuit 6 p. tit-, except Ssturdaj-s.-Gn
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
32, 34, 36 & 38 East King St,,
LANCASTER. PA.
JinVCATlOXAI.
T
HE KOLI.Y OV OFTICK-SEE1UNCS.
Ne greater felly can be induced luhrii uiun,
younuerold.than that of sceklngoftlce. Time wus
It Is suld when the olllce soiiKhtthemuii ; hut
we have never seen the Individual who remem
bered that time. One thing Is certain, however;
If the young men of Lancaster avail themselves
of the opportunity te uttend the
Lancaster Commercial College,
They need never seek olllce they Iheinielves
wllllie sought for their practical knowledge of
business nnd of keeping business uccetints,
s Atmnxas,
H. O. WEIDLER,
JanllMM Na I0MEAST KINO HTltEET,
Lancaster, Pa,
SAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY OUIIE.
Itcntne, Vaeicecilk and Si-ecu t. Diskases
of either sex. Why be hninbugged by quacks,
when you can And In Dr. N right the only Hbo Hbe
ULin PHTSieiiK In Philadelphia who makes u
specialty of the obevo diseases and cents them T
Cuuts aUARAHTKcn. Auvick ruts, day iinn even
ing, strangers can be treated and return home
thu same day. Offices private.
' lilt. W. H. WllIQHT,
Ne. Ml North Ninth street, alnive Hace,
V. O. llex an. Philadelphia.
Junai-lydAw
MXNHOOD, RESTORED.
SIUIDY BK. '
A victim of youthful linprudenca causing Pro Pre
mature Ducay, Nervous Debility, Lest Manhood,
Ac, having tried la vain every known remedy,
has discovered simple self-cure, which be will
send FltKE te his fellow sufferers. Address,
J. II. HEEVES,
Jltt-lyeed&lyw a Chatham SL, New Yerk City
.vjsir AnrjutTiax3iETs.
JOHN DAEU'SSONS.
BAERS
AGRICULTURAL ILMApiIC
FOR 11885.
SUtTccnWr : Oeplm,tSc,E1Sht Mta " 8,nKl 0pl8' rt
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
NOS. 15 aud 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
T.r 7. UHO.VDS.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
The season is new at hand for refurnishlng and restocking the
Housoheld with articles of use and necessity as well asornament.
When buying solid, sterling Silver there is satisfaction in the
thought of its being able te be used for generations ; net only used
new, but by your people that fellow after you.
Our stock of plated Goods is very completo and we keep only
the very best makes, in all the different grades. Knives, Ferks,
Spoons, &c. are cheaper new than they have ever been. New is just
the time te buy, before the Spring traue makes prices go up again.
But you cannot tell en paper what can se much better de under
stood by calling and seeing for yourself, and consequently being con
vinced. H. Z. RHOADS,
Lancaster pa. Ne. 4 West King Street.
(J Store closea at 0:30 o'clock, p. m., oxcept Siiturdnys.
iievsKFimyunixa twenn.
E
7IUNN ,t 1UIENEMAN.
HOUSEFURNISHING.
We nre new nmnufaeturlnff n completo line of
OLD STYLE TINWARE.
We use only the beat Tin nnd employ only the beat Mechnnlca rxnil our
Wo.re Is 8uporier te nny te be hnd In the city.
Thore has been nnother
Great Drep in the Price of Steves and Ranges.
Examlne our Stock bofero buying.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
LARGEST STOVE STORE,
Ne. 1 52 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa.
WAT.L l'AVKli.
TJHAHIvS V. FRY.
100 Dade Widow Shades
IN A VA11IETY OK HESHlNs
Which liave lieen nccumulatlng the ruvst season,
we will rltxe out from 13 te ie cents nileee.
Among them nre some pretty patterns.
I n going through our stock of
CURTAIN POLES
We Und a geed many odds and ends, one, two
and three of a kind. Semu are Walnut, soine
Ebony nnd some llrus Trimmed. Then nre nil
sampled and the price from 21 te 10 cents nplece.
Our COMBINATION COIIN1CE In Ebenvand
Wiilnnt at ll.ne a piece. Is a bargain, reilured
from Ji5e.
NEW LINES OP
Dade Window Shades
FOIl SPUING.
Plain Celers and vflrttmr-fornllstyleserwln--
uew, i in nnu ,, esi spring uener, t ixtures,
Ilellandi.I.lnen rrlnge.Mckel Pulls, Standi, etc.
We take measures and de shade, work of over) ever)
description in rlrst-class manner.
Order your Paper Hanging done new. Pieces
were never se low nnd will go higher,;
ekaeeTw. fry,
Ne.
57 NORTH QUEEN
I.ANCASTEIl. PA.
STREET.
run s.tt.i: en ukst.
RENT.
X! Thi
The hall OrtiSO feet en third stnrv of Steln.
met! building, Ne. SIK North Queen street. Ap
ply te J. I STEINMETZ.
1-J-tfd
IilOR RENT.
. The store room, comer of North Queen and
East Orange streets, new occupied by E. M.
bheetz. Apply at
JanW-tfd NO. II EAST OP.ANdE ST.
Fc
IOR RENT.
ATWO-'sTOIlY 1IUICK HOUSE. 711 East
Ornnge street, nine rooms, gn, goeil cellar,
hydrant, cistern, large let with all kinds of
fruit. Apply te
HENItY HIIU1IEIIT.
febS-lUTu,Th,S Ne. 61 North Duke street.
COAL YARD FOR RENT.
A Ceal Yard, with all the necessary conven
iences, ns eftlce. Dwelling, stable, lllns, Ac., Ac,,
und doing n large business, will be rented from
the 1st of April next, en reasonable terms. Ap
ply te 11. M. IIOLENIUS.
JiilliJ-.ttaM ltd M Meuth Queen btreet.
I7IOR RENT.
J At Ne. ! CENTltEPQUAIlE. hi-ated rooms
en second and third floors, suitable for a seam
stress, ofHce use or lodging purposes. Posses
sion April 1, Apply nt
M. IIAIIEItnUSH'S,
Jan 1 tfd 50 Pcnn Sriunrc.
PmiLuTsALirOr' THE" PERSONAL
effects of Antheny E. Ileberts, decened, al
his Inte residence and place or business, en
North Prince street, Lancaster, Pa., consisting
of Household Heeds, contents of Tin Shep and
Harness shop. Sets of Harness, Cellars, Hears,
Whips, Platform Scales, Steves, Heaters, Shew
Case, Deers, Window S.ish, etc., etc. Coinmenc Ceinmenc Coinmenc
Ingen SATrnetv, PtBitfAnv 21, 1WJ.
Te he continued en Monday and Tuesday fob
lowing until all goods are sold, bale te com
mence ut 9 a. m., when conditions will be made,
known by ISAAC E. KOIIEIITS,
IIENHYA. ltOIIEUTS,
JOHN L. IIOIIEIITS.
Executers.
II. SHl-BEirr, Auctioneer. fll,l,3Mtltnr
QHPHANrS' COURT HALE.
ON SATl'ltDAY, MAUCIl 7, 1IK,
At the Leejiurd hotel, will be sold by the under
signed, administrator of Frederick Miller, de
ceased, by virtue of an onleref the Orphan'
Court of Lancaster county, the billowing de
scribed Ileal Estate, te wit i
All that certain one-story IlllICK DWELLING
HOUSE, nnd let nrplece el ground, situated en
the south side of West O run go street, (310) Lan
caster elty, containing In front en said Ornnge
street SI feet, mom or less, und extending or that
width In depth 211 feet, ten II feet wide public
alley s udjeiutug properties of Henry Welfuml
ethers,
Snle te commence nt 7 o'clock p.m., of suld
day when terms will I mi made known by
IIEOIIOEK. MILLElt,
Administrator.
Ilixnv tinriiKUT, Ann fcull,2l,-J,Ain3,i:,7
(inevKitiKs.
AT
RURHlv'H.
ERESHEROMTHEMILIS
SCIlUMAliEll'SllOLLEDAYENA.iiuulafreui
the best Whlte Oats, reeks In 13 minutes, 4 ft
for 23c.
KCllUMAKEIfrt rAltl.VA, He ft.
SCHUMAUEU'ri WHITE HOMINY (HUTS,
left.
btilUJI AKKll'S Urauuluttd Ycllnwand Whlle
Cernmeiil.
PEAItl. and rl.AKK TAPIOCA, 3 lis for2.1e.
SMOKED HEIHIINO Cheap, 100 and ISO Der.
Just like Spring Chickens our MACKEUEL
3 for Se.
HONELESS CODPISH.ee Ifc.
SELECTED DH1ED 1IEEF by the rlcce or
chipped te suit customers.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET,
LANOASTKll.TA.
HATS AXlt VAVS.
1845. 1885.
W. D. STAUPPER & CO.,
Leading Hatters aiul Furriers.
yiHTER GOODS
AT ASACltiril'E.
All that nice line of Winter lilevei. Cap". I.n
ilieV nnd Hunt's Eum, Children's laps and furs,
will be sold rcgardlc of eiwt
New Is the time te get a Mce Set of Purs or
bcnl lap at a bargain.
Constantly coming In All the New Spring
Mvles In tine: staple and Knncv Pelt Hals, Pine
Mllfnnd rioxlble Hats. Clear Sutra foil, In Old
and Yeung dent's style.
Agents for the Knox sIlkniullllTIIatt.Sprlng
Mvlenlrcmlr lu.
Always en hand n full assortment, from the
lowest te the highest grades, lull nndee our 'St
und W-cent 1'ur Hats,-
HolMvtefall kind llulTale, llmUoe It ly Wolf,
Oray roand.lapanee, t lowest eah price.
THE HKlIIESTCASlI PIS1CE I'Alll Pell HAW
reus.
Customers having Old Hat here ubove
thirty day will please call for them. Lecal at
tention elsewhere, will be rolled.
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.
(bhultz's Old Stand,)
NOS. S A 33 NOIITII QUEEN JnTUKKT,
LANCASTEIS, PA.
TTATS, CARS, Ac,
Slmltz's Only Hat Stere.
OOlt I.Altni: AND COMPLETE .STOCK OP
Hats, Caps,
Gloves, Umbrellas,
& Traveling Bags,
WILL HE SOLD WITHIN 30 DAYS
RE LESS THAI COST.
144 NORTH QUEEN ST.
(OUNDAKKIl'S OLD STAND.)
VOAU
B.
R. MARTIN,
WHOLESALE ASM BETAIL
Dealer in All Hindi or Lumber and Ceal.
M-Yard: Ne. 430 North Wuler nnd Prlnce
streets, above Union. 1-nnenster, ii3-lyd
TDAUMUARdNERS A JErTERIKS,
COAL DEALERS.
Orncxa: Ne. 129 North Queen street, and Ne.
Ml North Prlnce street,
Yarcs: North Prlnce street, near Heading
Depot.
LANCASTEIl, PA.
aiiBl-tfd
,
M. V. B. COHO,
S3) NOllTH WATEIl HTIIEET, Ijincaster, Pa.,
WUOLBSALK ANO 1IKTA1L UEALXR IM
LUMBER AND GOAL.
CosKienon with tub TLrnoie Exchahek.
Yakdahi. Ornca: N'e. S30 NOllTH WATEH
STHEET. febat-lyd
c.
J. SWARR A CO..
COyiL.
Orricn: Ne. iOCentre Siiuare.
Yauks: Kast Walnut und Marshall streets.
(Stewart's Old Yard.)
Ileth Yanl unci Olllce ronnected with the Tele Tele Tele
phene Exchange
-KlNDLlN(J WOOD A 8PK(JLALTY.-
ectlltmdJIXKn
pEARI, l'XOUR.
STEELTON MILLS
PEARL FLOU R
MAKES WHOLESOME AND D.ELICIOU8
HllEAD. KEPT JIY
J. I.. HI.VKLEY,
J.ritANKHEIST,
WM. HLlCKKNDUltFEIl
Joiil9-3eti' Ijincaster, Pa.
-VyOTIOK TO TREHPAKHERS AND
.si OUNNE11S- All persons uie hereby for
bidden te trespass en any of the lands of the
Cornwall or Speedwell estutcs, In I-clmnen und
Incuter counties, whether Inclesed erunln
closed, either for the purpose of sheeting or fish.
Ing. as the law will he rigidly enferci-if against
all trespassing en said lands of the undersigned
alter this notice.
WM. COLEMAN ritEEMAN,
It. PE11CY ALDKN, '
EDWAIID C. K UK EM AN.
Attorney for It. W. Ceieuiuu's UelrH.
ectll-tfd&w
MtWIVAl
TOOK OlTTl'OR KRAril.S.-Iir.NKON'S
.1-1 Liiiclnn I'liisteinntn widely linltiiied Wen!
Cnpelneeutln thegeiiuluiv llt'ciivlul, IVt
QUTK'l'UA. ""
CUTICURA.
Mrs. Smith's Case anil What the Het, Sir. Mr.
Illnttry Has te Sny About It.
Te Tin 1'iinue. I haxnbeen a fearful sulfeirr
for lllleen years, most of thulium with what bus
been callnl Kcteum or Mall llheiim, Psoriasis
and l.cpm. nnd the like, nud have always been
told that there was no eiiin rer me, nnd have
been se discouraged that hint nt toen ,le
ilii'. 1 have been se badly mulcted sometimes
that lliem was net the smallest spot from Hut
emwnef my lieadlnthn soles of my reel thai
was net diseased and us reilns rrlm.en. It would
commence In small whllu spels.'whlch hail n
silvery nppearanee.but were net deep, but If 1
attempted te heal them, or seen after their first
nppenmnce.they would burn nud run together
until tliern was it complete dry, red scale, which
would hecomesolullamed ns In crack nnd leek
J1'1?; 'anil angn-. nnd tlin burning scnsatleti
would be almost Intolerable.
1 wnsnt times se lame that I could scarcely
get nlinut, and could net dres myseir without
nssi.iniiee. t iinv (r,.,j mnny remedies, and
iiase iiatil llim in n slugle inslance le a physician
but have ever obtained only temporary relict.
iiii.?."',1 ""'J'.1, for Ume. I ecm r,-lacd
tRI ii !''V,1'iyreHlili.il a ever.ntut dining
IJi.IT'li.'r."? lfW.l "" ,t"fl sintered se much ns
5iJ lt"1jT Elder and Mrs, 1 v. McKlnstry. who
i'VU..?.:.1. i. m" "' "" .". "Tlem. te try veur
I rrict'RA IlKVEinia t nud I relt somehow a llltle
courage, from their ravomhle opinion or II em,
'i . p: '"' virtue. About llin 'second week of
July last 1 ceinmcnced taking the remedies, uml
witiiiusix weeks 1 begun tit seen permanent Im
provement, until new ( Oct. 1 ) 1 uui uheitt its
gcMsl n new nnd my ilesh Is us the ilesh of u
child. MI1S. IIEN.I.HM1TII.
1 certify that the above statement of my uifn
1 cerrcef, nnd I Jein with her lu exprcsulng my
gmlltude for the givat lienrllt she has reeelveil.
II. SMITH.
I certify thai tlie itlsive statement Is correct.
Mr. smith Isn prominent man lu Ihls eemiuiinl.
tv. where he lives, lie lsa well-known dealer In
lock, nnd his statement, w Hit that or his wife,
Is fully entitled tnrrrdlt.
lioue nt Stanstead, Prmlnre or Qurlirc, this
twenty. net enth day or October, is!
L. O. McKINSTIlY,
MlnUter the Uetrl.
I.ATitn. 1 lune.ei'ii Mrs, Smith rccentlvnml
bcllerc her te be thoroughly and pennsnenlly
cun'd, I,. C. MrKINHTIlY.
sjX.Iiimfl'A. O'li. ' V. .Ye. IV. .mil Se.
llixWiM, Sept. H. tssi.
I'tTH'Ciu ItrseLVBST, llin new bleed putlller
and Ct-ricrnA, nnd Cnicvn Suit, the grt-nt skin
rurr-s nud hitutlilers, nni sold eerywhere.
Priei's: Citticcra.We; Ser, rents i IIkselv
1ST, fl.Ul.
I'tTTcn Driii axii Chemical Ce., Hohtes
CATARRH.
TIIEHItEAT iiai.hamh; IHSTILI.ATION ok
WITCH-HAZEL, AMEIllC AN PINE.CA
NAIUAN Kill, MAItItllll.il. CM)
VEIt lll.OS-sOM, Etc.
Called
SANFORD'S RADICAL piJRB,
Per the Immediate ltellef nnd Permanent l!ur
of every form of Cittarrh, from iibimple Celd In
the II rail te Isws of Smell, Tint" and Hearing.
Cough and Catarrhal Consumption. Complete
treatment, eoneUting of ene lietiln lludlenl
Cure, one Ikix Cntarrhnl Solvent nud one I m
Jireved Inhaler, In ene package, imij- new be
utd of all druggl.ts rer ll.ni, Ak for SAsremi's
llADICALCCKK.
Complete Treiliatnt with Inhaler, SI.OO.
" The only ab.olute sjieclllc we knew or."
Metl. Times. -'The best we have found In a Hie
time of sulferlng." Iler. Dr. l'iggtn$. Ilotten.
Afteraleng struggle with CatnrTh the llAtu
CALCcnihas coneuered." tier. .V. II'. Junrer,
Jrtciiburgh, rt. 'l have net found a roc that It
Old net relieve nt once," .Inireie Isr, .Vim
rlttitcr, .Villi.
I'ettkb Ilnrii AjmCiirutctt Civ, llmlen.
COLLINS' VOLTAIC ELECTUIC PLASTEUS.
Per ihe relief nnd pmvenllen, the Instant It
I applied, of llheuuuilli.111, Neumlgla, Selallcn,
Coughs, C'nliU. Wintk Hark, Stemnch unit IWiw
el. fboetlng Pnliis, Numbness, Hy.terla, l'e
male Pains, Palpitation. I)yspcpl-i, Liver Com
plaint, Itllleu Kever, Malaria anil Epidemics.
ue Cellins' Plasters (an Eleelrie Plaster coin
blued with it Pereus I'la.teri ami laugh ut lulln.
SSe evee'wlien-. fcblU.SAw
G
HEAT INDIAN MEDlCINIl
KA-TON-KA.
THE GREAT INDIAN MEDICINE
reit THE
lll.OOD, LIVEIl, KID.SKYt.AND hTO.MACH.
It Is Made by the Indians.
t'sed by tlie Indian.
sold by the Indian.
It Is Pnrely Vegetable.
It surely cure nil illseaes of the Meniach,
Liver, Hew els and lllned. It I nlmmt specllln
rorulirenns or Itheuiiiiitlsni. It will euro dis
ease w hen all ether remedies have tailed. Dlivc
linns nre plainly printed en every bottle.
All trllies or Indians have I heir medicine, but
KA-TON-KA
Is a remedy of the 1'nclfie Coast, and I U"mI by
all. It Is cemiwHed or roots, herbs and iMrks
gathered and prepared by Iho
WA11M.SPKINC. INDIANS OP illtEtlON.
And Is favorably known and used In nil urts el
the world. The sick or ailing should net delay
Its use. It will prevent ns well ns euro dleas.
its prire Is ene dollar jwr bottle, or six unities
rer five dollars. Ask for It nnd hce thai you get
it. It is ter s.tle by all DriiKglsti
OltEUON INDIAN MEDICfNE
,111111 ny i no
COMPANY,
Cerrj'. Pa.
Medoc Indian Oil
THE
HltEATEST PAIN
EAIITII.
MEDICINE OS-
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
MODOC INDIAN OIL I reitaln tocuieTooth.
nche in one minute, Headaehe lu live minute,
Earache In ten minutes, feernThmulln onenlghl,
Neuralgia in three te nveiulnules.
MOHOC INDIAN OILisusedliiteniiltynswell
as externally. Even- family should hat e a bot
tle within reach. It Is n doctor lu the beuse.
Persalc by nil Druggists. PrlceiTic. perbetlle.
Large size bottles, ftdc.
INDIAN COUOll SYlll'P I a prompt specific
for Coughs, Colds nnd Lung dleaes, fiec. per
bottle, ua-ten-kn, Misloe Indian Oil and Indian
Cough Fyrup for sale ( helesale and retail )nt
Cochran's Drug Stere, Nes. 137 and :m North
Oueen street, Ijincaster, Pa.
inJ-lydWASAw
AMVSK3tr.XTS.
TTTIULTON Ol'ERA HOUSE.
TUESDAY EVENINU. FKII. I7lli.
Only Performance el
FANNY DAVENPORT
IN
VICTOItlEN VAIIDOH'K
IIIIEATDIIAMA,
FEDORA,
Supported by Iwrewn EXCELLENTCO.MPANY
1 ' liieludlng Mil. HKMIY LEE.
"reilenilsudrainallclliiimph." I'litlmlilithttt
Timet.
" The strongest iHTfiiriiianee of recent ye.irs.'"
A'rta J'ert Jlrralil.
Sale of seals begin I'rid.iy morning lYIiriinry
131 h.
ADMISSION SHc.TV.hiiiUI.uv,
IIESEHVED SEATS lie. nnd t.li.
Secure seals In senseii ill Opera IIeiimi oillew '
ll'lll lMI
MIOTKIJI.
M
UENNERCIIOU IIOTEI
Masnnercher Hetel.
1 am new prejiui-ed te uceenimnilalii Hut public
with all the advantage efu
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
HOAllDEIlSby the day or for any length of
tlme can have nil the udvanliiges of thu luist
hotels.
Meals at All Hours.
PINE ItESTAUItANT ATTACHED.
Het Lunch every morning from 10 te 12 o'clock.
HENRY DOERR,
aep-Std-ecpCO-Strd
PItOPItlETOll.
YARA OIQAJIS, ONLY 6c., OUARAN
teed Yarn, at
IIAUTMAN'S YELLOW FHONTCIOAIl
STOllE.