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Cmmthut IjKVCL, rcU S3. Mrs. MorrIe
Orgy, wlfeefliCwInnrrpp, and Mrs. Mary
jrt,the latter about 76 years of agti, illtil
WM (Marday. Beth w ere csllmnu'.e vv omen
Mtd Imve many friend,
..The building of two new selioet lieutci
',rMek year ha Impewd n lienvy wlioel tax en
4 our township, which has been !onie with
, r eewparatlTO mpcknci-s till thHycar coming
A4eg with Ita hard time makes the clllwns
f Mueal j and they ratio up tliclr miny v elecs
Tjbr reform, while the ontceino Is likely te he
-r meftiii low school, loner vtnge te the
?- . . i. iu
-;, aaanmi anu no iimru nun neuic- ji n iu,
ylMfWd, however, no have learned from expe-
r gfimw ana w hi iehv oine icngiuei icniiiw u
ji)H leagtuen it, nnu niveau ei rciiuciiiK ikiv
A lllll .ill I ..... Hia...r.(.nl r.t lAAnllflM nt.il If
'HIUJUW IUV euutii.ilii " umiivia i.v., ..
r te rcacli that, nil vnnee me vv nprs.
W 5tMr. Jaa, O. McSrnrran retires from the firm
8; $Cef Ja O. McSparran A Ce., packers of suifir
rtT jf. Wl "" UU-MH.TM n
1$, jSi-heretolero hy MeSpnrni
T? t McSparran, vi he Is a inc
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itif ifMaaH aas.l !. .aI.nua
"Jffcern, and the business will be conducted as
irnm t Ce. air. vv. r.
incmlKT of both firms
jv ann represents ineir uiwiwn " "
Qjr 'Northern Ilnrferd rncklnR associntlen a
, r5 al i t....u uiai.aiul fitaa am svttl
- 1 . - ,-., I.. 11. n
, nirnnnr. iim ih'kii iiiiu iulii iwi euvii
weeks at Delta. Yerk county, Bt oxnert w erk
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thniuwiiitita of the nssorlntlen. The nsse-
elation recently closed out the remainder of
Its MOCK ei corn, aueui ene nunnreu uinuiniiii
ml In Mreura. Rinllli .V, Wicks, of ll.lltl-
Biore, It belnc the largest wloef c.mned
coeda ever made.
v A broken rail at Mitchell's rock, nliove
Peach Bettem, ciused a wreck te n frelsht
,. train en the C. A P. D. It. 11. last Satiinlav.
noeno wasniin, eiu mi'ii win hl-iuiwi
tercdand twisted up badly.
We are using the sleighing
for all It is
worth. Of ceurse thcre nre many lmre
places but you Just slide eer or around them
en te the snow again, you knew.
Publle (tales ero "tee numerous te men
tion." " Tbe coal and lumberyard and saw mill
'property nt Benten fctntien vere offered but
is et sold at publle s,de last w cck.
TirnaeLfiEy i:ALi: kswhts.
A New CaUf) or n Celrtirstl Onlrr llah.
llsheil In Lnnm.lrr.
On Saturday night n meeting te cst.ibllli a
castleef the Knights of the Gelden Uigle was
held In the room of Admiral Reynold Pest 1(0
O.A.n. Thore asa large nttendancc. J.
D. Barnes, of Philadelphia, was present nnd
explained the objects of the order, which it
beneficial A castle, which is te be num
ber M was formed and the fellow ing officer
were chosen :
Past Chlof-M. Walter 11 dr.
Neble Chief Isadora New man.
Vice Chief 1L L. Simen.
High Priest A. T. Sdr.ecker.
Venorable Hermit Olhcr Leed.
Master of Records O. It. feltert7'er.
Clerk of Kxcheqner J. S. Beck.
Keeper of Exchenuer Win. llcncckc.
Sir Herald n. B. IjiihUs.
Werthy Bard C. I feimen.
Worthy(CliamlierlnlTi Jeremiah Adams.
Ensign Emauel Klllinger.
Esquire Abraham Afllelmcli.
First Ouardlan D. O. Brew n.
Secend Guardian Edward IIouer.
The new castle starts w ith forty-nlne mem mem
bers and names can be added until next
Saturday. Anether preliminary meeting
will be held en Thursday oenlngand en
Saturday evening the nowledgo will be In
stituted. Hew a Cremt Were Selil.
WrlgbtsTUIe Correspondence Yerk Dhpitch
Friday ecnlng a sleighing part" from
Yerk visited Columbia. Lea ing their tenuis
at Wrlghta Ille, they walked the ice and
being be near exhausted en their arrival by
wading through the snow which had drifted
in the read, they were afraid tp venture
back en the Ice, se they retiinjed by the
bridge- On their departure from Columbia
fientwas immediately telegraphbd te the
collector at Wrights-. Ille, that a mob of
fourteen was en the brtttge and te lun en
ferce en hand ready te meet them, in -ve
tliey show ed any signs of harming the tow u.
The Innocent collector unticlintfng seneus
trouble, at ence ndsed the alarm and wxm
had the pelice forve out w ith a large number
or citizens rcadj te protect thqtewn from the
mob, and much te the surprise of Wright.
"tille's bnivest men, who were armed in line
at the bridge aivaitlng their arrival, thiy saw
a crowd of fourteen of Yerk's most promi
nent ladles. It vv euld be hard for me te say
whlch party was scared met, the ladies or
the braves, but is likely the bravci would
have sold out for a small sum If they could
have been along slde their firesides instead
of where they were, armed te meet a crowd
of ladles for a mob.
aezxa lOAKir aitLE.tss.
A Lancaster Tarty That tV 111 J.ta e mi n Sj.n lal
CarTe.nlglit.
At 11 o'clock te-nlglit, n party consisting of
the fellow ing persons will leave lamiaster
for New Orleans:
Cel. Ii. Ik Bush and w ife and Heward W.
Bush, Bird-in-lfand ; Jehn Keller, wife and
tw e daughters ; Henry BauuigardiiLr and
wife; Victer A. Yecker and wlfb; I-nnills
Kerbeck, Geerge Gell and Abraham Keller,
liancester; Mr. McfSrew and daughter,
Philadelphia; Jehn rcudrlih nnd wife, Co
lumbia; Goe. S. Itrlsbln nnd vlfe, Osceola
Mills, Clearlleld county ; JeliiiBalraudvlfe,
Yerk Furnace.
The parties will occupy a hotel car and
anleoper. They will go by way of Cincin
nati audLeuisv ille. Prem New Orleans they
w ill v Islt Flerida and return home by w ay el
Savannah, Charleston and Richmond, stop step
ping at the tw e last named cities.
The Clemia ami nCellrce.
Jct Yerk letter in tlH.;ilulTu!c Kini-isi.
A professor in Vassiir tollege tells me that
the managers are really idarmed by the
steady falling oil in pupils during the past
flvejcars. The number new is oiilyalltlle
mere than half that or 1875. "The i.iuse isn't
in deterioration of the college itself," said
the professor, "for it is thoKamenolilOMhool
asover The trouble is that Vassar haslio haslie haslio
cemo a thing te noke fun at. Half the new
Jokes about girls ara put iijteii Vaswir Htn
dents. Thelrdoingsare ridiculed, exagger
ated, falshled, and the very unmoor Vassar
la asynenym for foininine foolishness. Tlie
consequcnte is that girls nre beginning te
dlKltke te go there. I wouldn't besurpriscd
te 800 the doers of the cel lege shut in flve
years mere The newspaper nuagraiihs
will have done it. i i
Tlie Elder Tem Knliig.
An article in the Philadelphia 3'ihim, en
the distinguished uiLit whose names appear
en the early registers or the Continental hotel,
nays: '-On April 20th Tem Ew ing, or Ohie,
wrote ids name en the record In a trembling
hand. Tills was the cider Tem, the king el
all the Ewiugs. He had moved from
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, te Lancaster, Ohie,
and inade himself famous as a public char
acter. At this time he was an old man and
had room 18 en the jiarler fleer. His service
in the highest legislative bodies or the nation
and as secretary of the Interior, as w ell as Ids
strong chractenstics of mind and manner and
undoubted ability, made him a noted char
acter." Imprisoned la a Tree anil Stin ril te Ilealli.
On a furm near Gallen, O., yistcrday a
large partially hollow tree was being con
verted Inte fireweed when the un vers were
horrlfled, upon sawing through the hollow
within the solid part, te find a man's head
dolt from the body hy the saw. A Miirch re
pealed in the Interior of the leg the Uxly or a
raan,t8p01nmpney, a pair et pistols and a
lut of burglar's tools. It is supposed the
ruu crawled into the tree te hideprebably
after he had committed a burglary, and. be
ing unable te get out, hlarv cd te da.lh.
Tim I loud i.t 'CS,
Inl5C3 a man living en the island in the
river out from theijUtiim at Uahibildge, this
TOUuty.hel.Ul.ubllehala en the 'ihurVly
that the loe broke; the Heed cme and all thu
lplewhewent in te attend ihe sale w re
obliged te reuiain four days en the island
letere they could get out.
Might Fire.
Sunday evening about 7 oMeck, a student
lamp burning in the residonce of Mr. c A
Oast, Ne m North Mulberry street, get cut
of order and overflowed, hetitag tire te the
table cover and srict, The lamp was thrown
out into thu yard, and the Haines extinguish.
Itlteut further lass. b ' "
Soup for (lie Neeilj.
513 rations weie dintrlbutcd this lnernln"
ftt tLe city fceup heiUMk
ri; IXAVIIIMATWX.
rrepnmllen Hint are MaklnR for Hie Knler
tuliwnrnt or the Crnml lit WndiliiRtnn,
An Idea or the publiu dostre te witness the
innule en Inauguration day is shown in the
extranriliuar.y prices aked and contracted te
be given for windows en Penusvlvanla
aveniie. luiiotnfew instances as miirli as
f,"0 has liecn ebtalneil for a window, which
w ill net accoiumednto inore than four persons
and It seems that no sum less than $10 I
asked for a window, however small.
Some of the owners of building en
Pcnnsv Ivauta avenue actually gve notice
te leave te tauants In" the upper
stories, expecting te reallre inore from the
rent or the windows rer the single day of
inauguration thin from wueral months' reg.
ular ecxnipaney. Tlie pulillc sta'ids en Pcnn
RVlvauiaiivenup, It Is estimated, v 111 acceni-
modate at least Miv en iiieusanti jx;rsens, ler
all of w bem scats arc required te lw prev filed
ntnnoxpcnenot exceeding? 1 each. Many,
liew ever, prefer te pay tlie exorbitant win
dow rat cs than trust "te tlie w eather proba
bilities. Tlie work or providing shelter for tlie ex
pectcd visitors Is ene of difficulty. Haiti
mom and Alexandria w ill no doubt provlde
for a larire irt of tlie ev ertlew. and the com
mittee In ihwge Is unking ev cry possible
arrangement fur quarters. Thcre Is proba
bly notify nf its population in tlie world tint
has as many hotels, restaurants and citing
houses, be tint the question of feeding the
multitudes docs net glve iiiuih concern. It
Is the trouble; of "sleeping " them. Tlie
(hairmiuer the coiiunittee en public com
fort lias hid registered w Ith lilm se firiCOrt
rooms, with accoiuiiiiMl.itleits for about 27,WO
persons. Besides this, thirteen hotels have
agreed te furnish accommodations for 1,500
jicrseus besides these w he w HI hav e quarters
In tlie hotels themselv es. There are In all
tlliv-twe halls tint can easily houxe ever
l,tVH) fs-rsens. Se fir but alsiut 50,(KiO ier ier ier
onsliavesioken for places. Tills does net
of eeur-e, Include the tlioiisandsef private
residences tliat will have a number of guests,
nor eiip-thirtietli of the bearding houses,
some or which will have as many as two
hundred extra gueits. About twenty vacant
houses have been otlercil the committee for
lodging purX)scs. Tlie supply of cots is ev en
larger thin the demand, though the cet-m ik
ing establishment lias se Tar sold for ue here
ever 10,000 cots.
About fifteen dining-rooms have undo
prepnritlonsteficd 10,IKH) icr-ens. Some of
them havonlrcidycentractcd for their meats
and grm erics, llie dairy cstabllshnients of
tlie city and surrouiidiiigVeuntryare making
arranceuients se tint there w ill be no scarcity
of milk, and the baking establishments are,
lieldis incre,Lsiig their own facilities, arrang
ing for n supply or bread from Baltimore
tlie 2d te tlie utlief March.
A numlvref the larger military and civic
organisatiens will be quirtereil in public
halls and will have their "rations" supplied
hy caterers. All or the Pennsylvania regi
ments will be provided for in this way.
Tlie Arlington hotel villi accommodate
about six hundred persons. They have
rented twenty-five pirlers te Presdent-elect
Cleveland and his New Yerk friends his
private secretaries and tlie members of his
gutiemitinnal stalk The Ebbctt has accom
modations for mere, but villi only consent te
takoalieut eight hundred, Mr. Willard being
epKscd te overcrowding. 'Iho Riggs house,
with its annexes will hoir-e about ene
tlieii-aml, though they will reed about fifteen
hundred people. Wermlcy's, being already
full, will make no further cllerts in that
direction.
Tlie Cli uices of IVwer Xlarrlsges.
Prem the Natien it iicilew.
fiirls are no inore angels than men are
apes and thcre nre ether v ices besides Im
purity, such as envy, unclnritableness
inilicc, untruthfulness, and Ill-temper.
Are all the vices en our side? Posttiti Pesttiti
tlil liackslidiiigs are werse thin nnt!-nui-tial
divagations and If tlie lialance is te be
struck alter marri ige it is net easy te say
en which side it would be. There Is one
lesen which vie, all of us in whatever
rank or society we mav be, have te
learn, and the sooner we learn it the
better the lesion of humility, of med.
esty, of economy. We are no longer Iho
lords of creation : we liaie no longer
L a tnonesly or capital or production ; rents
anu interests will fall lower Mill, anil unless
we reilizn the situation, eome down from
our high horse, and moderate our views
et stjle and expenditure, very serious
trouble wilt overtake society. We had
better give up sneering at "tliose "dirty
foreigners," and imitate a little of thefr
rnigihty. But tlie oxample must be set by
these aboie; se long as tlie leaders of the
great vi erld itidiili;a in display tliose below
will spend their last xhiliing'iu an iusane
attempt te be in the running. Diamonds,
lace costly fabrics, whether for dress or
furniture, long and lavish dinner parties,
heavy suppers after balls all these things
might be undo unfashionable by a wave of
Zeuebi i's w anil. Unless seme change, or tills
kind is made in our habits or unless seme
happy revolution occurs in our economic his his
terv, thore will be Tower marriages than ever
hi Vanity Pair.
VV lij Ciillrge Hiniil)Uiil Has Ilirrensid.
i loin th V ule uws
Tlie conditions or cellege Ule,, which form
erly gave rise te frequent riots between
"town and gown," have long since passed
awav. The conditions also, vi hlch ence gave
rise te numberless miner forms of dis
order, exlst new le n Tar less extent than
ever before in tlie history or tlie college.
What then is it that lias produced tills
changeT .Surely it is net from any Inborn
leve el culture and order which influences
cellege men new, but did net then. TUe
Yale mill of thirty v cars age was as much a
gentleman as the Yale men of te-slav. Ne,
it is net this. But it is tlie system of athletics
which vie have this line system of speits
and gitues which has alfofded us n legiti
mate channel of venling our enthusiasm
and love or sport, vvliiih were ence
grossly misdirected. And this w euld seem
te be net tlie least tcaseu why athletics
should be encouraged and upheld here In
vnle cellege uiid In tlie ether colleges or tlie
country, in order that manliness and com cem com
panitive geed order liny characterize the
college rather than lawlessness and turbu
lence. i y j:.vt j:sii-j: remti.jt.
Mern Charges I'refiirreil Against Kaline, the
.Vlnrtle Ferger.
Ames Smith, or Liberty .Square, and
Samuel Tennis or ratriicld, Iiave brought
suits jefore Alderman Perdncy against Jehn
Kahec, charging him with forgery. Tennis
alleges that the flOOnote given him has the
forged names of Kaheo's mother and James
Dougherty, uud the nue received bySmithfer
J150 had the forged names of his mother and
Peter Carrell Kaheo, it will be remem
bered, is in jail en Beycral ether
charges for forging the names of his
mother and uii'lcs te notes which he had
discounted or gave In payment ,for horses
bought by him.
eiv Telephone Cnmieellnii.
J: M.Cehen, tobacco dealer, 311 .Ninth Queen
Kticct, lb connected with the telephens tx
change
a vr.vi.i r. a e ri ci.s.
As VV tdk u an Old Ibig."
When an old lady sujsshe feels that way It
niwins diblllty. languor, nnd liiMieiirlhed
bleed IfshuiilleHslii'iaiir te ciiiitliiue In this
wuj she runs into a siute of in iiiiuuent III
miillh, irahu knows what Is (it t for her she
will take liiow'ii'slren Hitters, uhlih Mlllspeid
llj build up hi r constitution, i nrich her bleed.
Hudgliuherstrengthaiid health Mrs. I.uclndu
ilulkci, Miuth .Norrlgeweck, Mulim, wimsit-k
wilhiiurieus prestmtlnn and illzzlniss Mie
ImdliouiinetltuHiideeulil huidly walk Huira
bottle et lliown'slien llitlcie liudu uiu In I ML..
a new person
PHUTTl WOMEN.
Uidlcs who would n lain in luu Maml vivne
Ity. limi't lull te tr "WtllsMltalth llciiener,
wi
'Mteri.ll UN 1 nn ril win-
lllhtilllt riillnf fi. Viini..t..lrf m .1 . ..
.,....' mimiKiii, i iieiiuieiii', race
ache. Ask !or"UeiiiliuiiTluotluiili" iv .i
Me.
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"itoui.iiev lien."
"Heugh en Itch" cures humors, t motions.
blufus."""' Ut" r' 8alt rl""l,"' f,0,u', "' t1'1'1
, , 11)
Mr'KPHHsEltVUt.
Illuf'lh 1-1 m'l!'.? Vmr B'.'l' '" life. 1 1 y M . Hs
ncuiih i.enewcr." does direct te weak spots.
(S)
"HOPlill OX COUUIIS."
Wdi l,we"Thr!g'i .V Coughs," for Coughs.
Iqui(lrc? ThnMl' oar.iie.s. 1 recbes, W
AiiiUkeiiieiiis,
Cire;i Drama. .1 II. Iieane and his cheip dra
limtlc company will open a week' engagement
In the epcm heuae this evening In " Mrs. Part
Ington and Htr MUehluieua lley lke" The
pikes uiuhm, and u goedTiTidlcnce will doubf deubf doubf
Umbe puseut
Mar) Unit, My Marjlnml."
' Pretty Wives
I.ei cly daughters anil nolile men."
"My firm lies In a rather low nnd mlauuit1e
situation, ami
"My nire I"
"iVhet"
" Was a v rry prett y blonde f
Twenty j ears age, became
"Sallen r'
" Hellew ejed!"
Withered and aired I"
llcfore her time, Irem
'! Malarial vapors, though he made nn particu
lar rnnipliilnt, nut tietng of the grutupy kind,
jet camtng me Rival umn.lni'
"A short time age I mrcliied uur remedy
for ene el the ehlldnn, whehadaverj coveni
ill hick of biliousness, nnd It occurred te me that
the nnu d) might help my wife, as 1 found that
our little girl, upon n cei erv h id
"Lestl"
" Her Milewnes. and lisiked as fresh n- s new
blown dnly. Well the story Is een tehl. Mj
wife, te-diy, has gutned her old timid btauty
with com peu ml Interest, nnd Is new as handsome
a matron (If t dnsaj It mi mlf) as can be found
In this county, which Is noted for pn'ttv women
And llmoenl) flop Hitters te thank for It
' The dear creature Just looked ei or my shoul
der, and says' I can flatter equal te the dijs nf
our courtship," nnd thil reminds luethere might
be mops rnnrv wivks ir my brother fanuera
would de as I h n e done "
Hoping jeu may long be spared te de geed, t
thankfull remain,
C I. Jamis
llELTSvatx, Prince O.i-erge Ce . Mil , I
May th, lvs.1 )
-Nene genulne without a bunch of given
Heps en the whlte Hbel. Shun all the vile,
poisonous mtr with " Hep " or "Heps" In their
name. JsnSf-lniTu.Th.sAw
HF.A T11S.
It tsrMTOKa. In thlselty, onthe lith Inst, P
C Itannlnger, In theTlth jearef hlsnge
Theielatlvesand friends are resiwct fully In
rlted te attend the fnnenil, from his late resi
dence. Ne 100 North Prince street, en Tuesdiy
aflernoen at 2 o'clock interment at VVissl
want Hill ecmcterj Ne flowers febJOJtd
siiiiiKxnKRerR lehruarv Sk ls.v, fn West
Heiupfleld township lisnlef Phellenberger, aged
si v ears, 1 month nnd il days
The relatives and friends are respectfully In
Tiled te attend the funeral from the residence of
Abrnhsm hellcnbcrger, Thursday morning at
10 o'clock,
llerrw'' In Philadelphia, en the list Inst,
Lewis Heffman, in the tun year of hlsnge
The relitticsand friends nre respectfully In
vltcd te attend the funeral, from his late resl
dence. Ne 35 East Frederick street, en VV ednes
day afternoon at 2sJ o'clock Interment at Zlen
ecmetcry st
IlEnntv. On the Kd inst in N'w HellHiid,
Elaui . llershey
The funeral will take place en Wedncsdnv at
150 p. in scr,ict., w b0 held at the L lilted
Brethren church In New llellind
ItAVsiierR. In Philadelphia, Fsh tlst . of
pneuuienli, Charles I'hlllp, son of P t Kan
nlng. In the IMhyoaref his age
The relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited te attend the funeral, from the late iei
dence of his father, Ne 100 North Prince street,
en Tuesday anernoen at S o'clock Interment
at VVoedwanl Hill cemetery.
ssTnea. On Feb il lss.v at her residence. !ll
VV est vv nlnnt strei t, this city, Margaret, w Idew
of luceb nJde, deceased
Netice or lnneral hcreancr febit-itd
.tiTrRtts In this city, en the iid Inst , Levi
Jeffries, in the Geth cur of his age
The relatives and friends of the famtly.nlee
Lancaster Ledge, Ne. 67, 1 O. O F, are lespect
fully lnilted te attend the funeral, from his
lite residence, N'e. 4Jtj viest King street, en
Wednesday afternoon ai2ocleck. Interment
at Woodward lllll ccmctcrT St
3IAKKKTS.
I.I te Sterk I'rtrrs.
CiittAne Cattle Receipts, , head
ship
nil-ins, i rsu Hem : mirki t slew nnu pr
steady ; sti crs, 1,(00 te 1 HO pounds. l 3e,l
prices
1,30 te 1AV) pounds, MSiXjV 00 j 1,5V) te l'i
pounds, lugt, te iiutchers' cows etr. tv
4 'Hi liuihilv, fTijlfiii- stockers. J3eflll0: feed
ers. HWTt ft) : Tex ins. M wri
Hogs Krcelpts, 19I head : shipments, ime;
mirkct slew, and prices nre loc lewer:
rough picking, H K?f 7n; packing nnd ship
ping. i7JV?IOO pnmid-, H 75 13; light. Ice te
210 veunds, H iigi se; skips. j .vvil 3S
hiep Itecclpts, luu head: shipments, frtl:
market stcnd ; Inrtrtnr, tl iV!?J SOimcdlnni.
K7i23,oed,5ligi30; goeit te choice, ft U)
Cji .s)
Kast l.iBeBTr. The consignments of Cnttle
weroallfer through iieluts, and prices were
riulet and unchanged , receipts, l,12f head ; ship,
nients, l'l held
Hogs stendj nnd firm j Phlladelphlas, l vt
i te. Workers, .v (CV1J: piK, at i .VKJ473; lo
ci lets, l.ine hi ad, shipments, 3,2
sheep dull nnd unchanged , prime, tl VVfll?!:
fnlrte geiMl,w'iiigi7j receipts, M) hi id : ship
ments, .',500 hi ml.
CattU Market.
stock Vauds West I'mnriLritiA, Feb 3.
Luttle iTCelpts, 2.1IO head i luurket peer .
prime, 6r?t9e ; geed, 5;Q5-4c ; medium. Via
Sc: common, 3Jlc.
sheep receipts, 15 ene hinds msrket peer :
prime, 6"fVij-0 : geed, 4)rV! ; medium, 4ille :
common, 3ffi"Pfc ; lambs, sfjille
Hogs-recelnts, 3,000 head; market active: sell
Ing at f.,'4G7c.
Lecal Stocks and Ilenits.
Heperted by J. II Leng.
Tar
.. . value.
Lancaster City, per cent., USS lloe
lAst
s lie,
tlit!
113
1J0
IU0S0
Krj
100
ion
1O2J0
IV.
2nd
11. J0
Itt
111
in
us
us
1V3
1.W
2K1
110
11HG0
K.1.J3
73
13U
if". 1UU
" " lew ie
" Bperct. In ler 30) ears.. HO
" 4 " Scheel lean l)
" 4 " Inlersuyears loe
" " In S or J) j ears HO
., . ",. 4 ? . InlOerJOjears Hi)
Manhelm Ilorengh lean ice
BASK STOCKS.
First National Hank .... no
Fanners' National llnnk M
Fulton National Hank loe
Lancaster County National Hank..... M
Columbia National Hank ,e
Christiana National Hank p)
Kphrata Natien U lkink km
First National Hank, Columbia 100
Hrst National Kink, htmsburg 1(0
First National Hank, Marietta KO
Hrst National Hank, Mt. Jey loe
Lltltz National Hank 100
ainiini'iiu .amieniu jianic , ... pin
L'nlen National Hunk, Mount Jey.... no
New Helland National Hank loe
(iiipNntlnnal Hank 1(0
Quarry v tlie National llank loe
TCRNFIKK STOCKS.
Itlg Spring leaver Valley 21
Hrldgejieit ft llorsesboo 13W
Celuuifila ft Chestnut lllll as
Columbia ft Washington 20
Conestoga ft Hlg Spring. av
Cnluinbliift Murlcttu gj
Ma town ft F.llzubethtewn Si
laincastirft Fphruta n
laineaster A Willow Street il
stmshurgft Millport ja
-Vlaiii tin. t Ma town av
Marietta ft MeuntJny s.v
Ijiihi. hllzalailhtewn A Mlddletewn iu
lincustirft Frultilllu 60
uincnster ft Lltltz a
l-jist llrandi w Inn A Wayncsburir .... 3D
Lancaster.! V llllumstuwn 2.1
Ijincjuterft Maner , se
Lancaster ft Manhelm v
lamcaslerft Mailetta si
Ijinciister A New Helland Km
Lancaster A Susquihannii Tin
Jjincutcr A New lianvtlle 23
MIHCBLLASKOIS BTOCXB.
qtiarrj i Ille K It be
Mlllersvllluhtnct Car , no
Inquirer Printing Company se
(las Light and t nel Company, as
Stevens Heuse (bends) A...' loe
Celuinlila (.as Company jgi
f 1,lllltllllll, Ulllj-I ., ,...... in
11000
110
10
23
IS
2103
SO
JO
10
47
4.SU0
21
K0
31
70
Srt
73
1
103 3
lia
41
33
M
3S.1
700
2 23
SO
31
.10
1(0
23
9
2(0 23
210
3
18 03
73
33
31
V........U... ....... UVIIIJNtllj ............ . JU
Musnuehanna Iren ( empan) te
Marietta ilollew-waio pe
Stevens Heuse je
Mlllersv Hie Neniml school 23
Northern Market , (ie
f astern Market se
Western Market te
lame uster Lit) bins t ftallwii) Ce .... 60
(ias Cempiu) Henils . loe
Columbia Horeugb Hends leu
3V
100
1UI
.V. II' A J rt-llTISEMEXTS.
Ati'iuVatesai.e.
A vt r)' liandseuui Walnut Cabinet of Dmw.
era. It Is eier KojearsoM, and Is very elnbe-
nil. Il...ri.il .. n.l 1... .1... , . . . . .
.. . ,JU. ' "" MU mB uiu t-iuw iiei. iiKiuireai
this ntllreerat
IcbJJSlt .NO U SOUTH QUKKK STIIEKT.
rplIE .MEMHERS Ol'TIlE EANUAhTER
A. Mannerchorure ivijik .led le uttend the
funeral erthelrlatu honeivd mrinber, I'hlllp (J
Itannlnger, from his lute residence. Ne ill North
l'rtneestrtt I, nn te-mono w ( 1 1) LSI) AY ) title i.
uoeuat ie'cliHk, tiLOltliL l'FKIFFLIt,
" Secretary,
AbSKlNEl) ESTATi: OK FUEDERIOK
S. Jllctz, of the borough of Columbia, lain,
caster county, hredeilck S. ll'ttzand wlfe.efthe
boreughof Columbia, having by deed ufvelun.
tarv usslgnment, dated Diet mbcr23,lsS4 assigned
und tinusfenvd all their estatu and eirecls te the
undersigned for thu benetlt or the el editors or
the said 1 rederlck s. Hletz, he theivrei-e gives
iiollce te all lwrsens indebted te said assigner,
te itiitke liasuienl te the underslgnrd vi Itlieut
delay, and these having claims te present thciu
te IIUIIUIITA. 1. VAN 9, Assignee,
8. 11 HkT50LM, Ueld",ir IU Wi
U. McMcLlIf,
Atu ri nuTtUW
AMI- AIU'I IITISHMIATS.
WANTElC'
II A lllll te de giuiml bou-ertoik Vppl
at'shlimiislnst. ltd
Wi
RARE CIIANtT.
A I cither and Hinting store for sale idoe
averj geed tuslnes i nellitng iiKisl ler gisid
will, mill fortheslocK iiisl i ismisalnii Ter
illlngeut. Imiulreiit this oillee iibii-luid
OATER KRATT
ij Of nsuiH-rler ijuulllv !'! "lie lintel's re
eilvedbv teli phone nnd ilillieml le nnj put
eflheclfj JOHN H II llrncir,
It Ne til smilh Oaten Kt.
p J. SWARR A CO.,
C01L.
Orrirs 'e aifentre quin
Varus 1 n-t Vlntnut nnd VI trshntl stutls.
(sit wurt sllld A nut )
lielli iinl and OllUecenmctcd with Iho TUIo TUIe TUIo
nheno t.xch iiiue
rhlMU.lMl MOOD S'KCIAI.lV.i
ecttVi.mdVIAKi;
-7IIMr IN ALE CRi: VTION.
V tl iike'sTeasand lettiss. ( mh.es (mom !.'
teXV.V9 1 es from .V te tl Y "' ' lirnitilali il
sugir.iiV Y " l I.lgliltsi V sugir In I tie clt
tiltvit llargnlns In t hie i.riH cites
ATCLAllhl'.'s.IhA V Mi Lilt I KV. HIUf,
Ne is Wist Mug stntt
17IOR RENT.
J Vt Nis'iH I'.NTttl- sjr VKK.Iwnlnnjecen
necttng rooms en sitsiniltlinu lisesitiii givin
Vprll 1. ls.V Vpplj le
tt II IIIL IMM till'h
feb.M tfd
11 11 111.11 Ml 11 -.
30 Penn s.u iiv. laiue.isti r, Pa
REIHHTION IN () I lit O TS
In outer leivduce our lirge stis'k of Fur
Ikniers, vti,ttei,s, irsis nnd leiksniws for
Overceatings. I will, fin tin nestisi diis, make
up le jeurnnler, III tlrstilass lle. nt i;nall
reduwsl jirlns All garments art guirinliid te
rtt lsTfctt and enl) the ts-st quallt of trim
uitngsaie ued.
A II HOsKNsTUN,
Unci illerlng
37 North Qui en stiett, opposite the l'ostettlie
ni.'HuuUt
STORAGE
tst
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
HVNIKI. VI VM.lt,
decs ld li. West Lin stunt strut
Ten: ISMAKIM
OUJrNET PHOTOGRAPHS
AT I Oil A POZ) M,"
VT NO Hi! NOItlll (Jl KLN siut.KT,
JanP'tTd laincislcr, 1'a
qT?S rirT nrn eFm i i,i,ini:ky
K?XJ.JJJ lexids te lie setd at a ver)
heav v reduction, en te mint of liiuevnl te our
new store, te North CJui i n stirs. t, (simile's Old
Stand )
M-.lVIOlUv NI) P Vl'.ls VIII LINLIIV CO,
JanS-tfd .J M 1st Mug si , Ltiuciisti r, l'l
c
1M. AT
nine via "sj old wine
-IOH
si OUL
LISTON'S KXTKA(T OF IJKKF.
rtSEST IS tub werj.li.
Established, 17v1 II I si vVMVIvt.l! Vgt
fetii: ltd Ne ) Lust Klngst
lOIlAMI'AtlM-
BOUCHE "SEC."
THL MVI.-T (HVMl'VI.NK VVINL OW
lMI'tiltTt I)
VTHUG VHTs et I) IMNK STOHL
Ne iJ East htsii stuket
II 1 si, vv vi vhH! Vgt
Lstnbll-hid, 17s1 fiblltld
M
ADEIRA AND MlEnifV WINES
VT-
Reigart's Old Wine Stere.
II K. si VVMVhl 15, Aeest.
Ne 23 Lt Kise 'i
lebi; Itil
Kst ibtlshi d i;s.-i,
T
iikceki) Ain or win n:i; rvrM-.'s
L.hapjHl h.ml-, llppt nnd fin-
CREAM OF ROSES
WILL VI.W AVSCl'HLTIILM ONLV ler, VI
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
N'es. 137 AND 1J0 NOU1I1 yl LLN i-rithhl,
dccSsJnul l.iue-isltr, I'd
SCARLET, WHITE VMI (.RAY
INIILUIV L vlt.
selllngeffat verv Kreull) reducid prlres -e,
nil ether kinds of IV Intiroeods Ne reason iblu
otter refu-ed
l'leae call and examine before) en bn
HLNHI ULOIUDI.O,
Ne .Ii North Qui n Mm I
P. s Houses and building I ets for -ale en
easy terms
PUItl.IC SALE or IIOlEIIOLI
CiOODS.
ON WLI i;s) VV, I Lit il, IfcO,
will be sold at Ne 117 south Duke stmt, one
I'nrler suit, two 1 nun lunch plate Mirrors,
Walnut Hoekcne, VV rlilnsr lie-k und sld.Hie.iul,
Dressing lluitau uud IV uhtnnd. Haircloth
Sefa, nbent ?i1 arils of Itrus-tN and I'i arils
Ingrain Carpel, child s Carriage lit frlgcruter,
one birrel hnnl elder, tntethir with a gun nil
assortinentef etheruittcles net n mud A Hue
buggy and carriage wilt be sold at Joeleik
s ile te begin at 1 o'clock, p in, when terms
will be inade knew n b)
ii p Lie ii i r.i:
II 'nrBraT. Auctioneer
II L FaaiLKV, Clerk ftb:i-3tdlt
G
IRARl) FIRE INSERANC'E
COM-
l'ANV OFrillL.VDhLflll.V
Alfreds Oiilett, President
Jahes II. ALVenn, V Ice Pres and Ticas.
Edwin F. Merrill, bi en tar).
JiiLice 11. ALLrs, .Vwsltnnt secretary.
ASSETS O.VK MILLION. TWO Hl'NDHHI
AND IITV-NINE TIIOl'sVNI),
NINE Ill'NDItLD AND sliv
hhVII.V DOLLAltS AND lOUTV
NINK CENTS
All Invested In selldecurltles
Lesses prompt!) settled and paid
RIFE & KAUFFMAN, Agents,
NO. 19 WFsT LING STItEET.
ectHandVI.WAsIt
A SSIONEES' HAEE OF VALUABLE
fV CirV PHOI'EHTV
ON 3I0NDAY, MAUCIt 10, IteJ,
Hy virtue of an order of the Court of Common
Pleas of Lancaster county, the undersigned w 111
expose te Publle Sale, at the Kii)stene Heuse,
North Queen strict, I anca-U r city, the fellow
Ing disclllied Ileal I.&tnte, viz
Ne 1 A Twe-Story and Vttle HIHCK DW HLL
I.N(! HOUSE, with Twe Sterv Hilck Hack llulld
Ing and One-Story Fniuie kitchen titttichcd, and
Let or l'lece of (Ireund lielenglng thirctn, .Ne
II East Lemen strei t, In said clt) , containing In
front en said East Lemen street .'' ftc t, inore or
less, and extending In depth K) fict.iiiorenr
less, tonnlue feet wldu nllc) 7he heuu Is pa
pored throughout, has reetntlv been pilutcd,
and Is in excellent condition It contains nlne
rooms, with a bath room In rear of second story,
with gas and water conveniences, nnd has a
three feet wide side alley This property Is very
desirably located, being com enlenl te the liu-I
uss centres und the lanuein' .Northern Market
Ne.S. The undivided one seventh lutirist In
that valuable prepert), Ne Jl I North (Juecii
etreit, said city, containing In front en said
street 32 fi et. mere or liss, and txlcndlug In
depth 215 feet te Christian strict t en which is
erecteda two-story ba-t ment IIHICIv DU ELL
IN U HOUbKundbtoiel'repcrt), with stable In
rear. The piejicrty Is In excellent repair. Is lo
cated In the central and business portion of thu
city, and would be a safe, and viiluible invest
ment teany ene purchasing thlslutciest. Per
sous wishing le view the premises prier te day
of sale, will call en the paitles residing thereon,
or en the auctioneer.
Sale toceniiiioiicoiit 7 o'clock, p. in , et said
dav, when terms of ale will be mude known by
' TIIOS. II. COCIIHAN,
Assignee of Jesi ph Samson and wife.
IliMiTSuunKiiT, Auct ftba-M.W.HMt
NOTICE TO TRKHI'AfsSER.S AND
(.UNN'KHS. All persons aie hereby for.
bidden tot It-spans en any of Iho lands of the
Cornwall or bpeeducll state s, In Li bauen uud
IjimuLSter counties, wjmther iuile-id oruuln eruuln oruuln
clescitt either for thopuipiwe efshisitlng or Ilsh.
leg, ns the law will Im rfgldly enfercid against
all trennasslng en said lauds of thu iiiidcrslgued
after this netice.
WM. COLEMAN FHEEMA.V,
II. PLHCV ALDEN,
EDWAHD C. I HhEMA.V,
Attorney for It. W. Celeman's heirs.
ectll-tfdAw
ClONSUMITION-lIIAVEsV I'OSITIVE
I remedy for the above dUeusei li IU ue
thousands of isiscaef the worst kind and of long
standing lunebten eulid. Indeed, se stieug fs
me faith In IMctllcucy that I will send 'IHO
net J J.r.n t ur;u. legeint r wiiiiu miiiuieiii itiie
tlsenn this disease te any sulferi r. CItu ex
pressandI'.O.addn.s. imTAMecuM
iiJWuuleedACinw M l'tail si .N, V,
STOCh.s.
pOOR, WHITE V CO.,
tfBANKERS.r
I'ltUIEHAILVVAYSECmtlTlFS ALWAYS ON
HANI) 1011 INVLijTMENT.
Minneapolis Ileal Estate 7 per cent, bends for
sale at 101 and InteiesL Proprietors el "I'oei-'s
Manual of ltullwa)s." Correspoudepco Invited,
45 Wall Btroet, New Yerlr.
cU0ydecil
am vnvv t:rn.
pl'I.TON OPERA liel'HI'-
WEEIC OF FEDUUAnY Q3.
J . H . K E A N E ,
ANII HIS ) II FIT HHAVIATI0 COMI'AM,
lllnitfivnn Harris' Mammoth Museums, Rilll
mere, l.nulsillle, tint lull itt uud 1'ltfsbutir,
when luilijlit wieks he has plusid le OV Lit
JOIMHMI ',liONs
On MO.NIIW, Tll.sllVV. Wi:i)Nl.SIA, Mat
line nnd .Night, '
Mrs. Parlinsleii, ami Her Mischicieus I.0V IKE.
T,,,;!!iiI,.NV,ii,. I RIP VAN WINKLE.
s VI I'ltll VV Vliillmn nod Nlulil.
l tnlnmeit '" " ( Ym 10 SDlt SelO
I'llltls or viivtlsstON, 111 nnd SO I KNls.
itt.sf uv i.iisi. vis, im. i itm
lerili at Opera lloiise. lili.1i.Md
f Oil .s.l.K OK IttL T.
17IOR Rl'.NT.
I' liisnus for usldtnee or liHlglng at Ne 3.1
Krt M.NU sTltt.KT. fls-lwd
IJMJIt RENT.
V The h ill .Tin's) rn t-en third story of stein
mt tr liulldluu, Ne At Ninth IJius n sin 1 1. t.
pl te J. UslEl.NMl.l.
I.' tfd
17IOR SALi: OR Rl'.NT.
I1 The pieperti of the Inte V. 1". Itebirls, en
VVi-t Mniz and I'lluee stnels Large Thu e.
sjer) Hull. linn " Huberts II ill :" v aluable bnt
ucss stuuils In biscmcnt, Ac , Ac , Ac Im pur
tlculurH, npplv te
JOHN VV M'l'H., Vtlernev.
Ne tl.Netlh tiiikesiicet
rebta,:i,y,Ain lr2,7,9,tl,
IJtOR s M.i; OR RENTi
r TweTlllttt sTOHV I1IIICK HOI'sLS, In
coui-seof cemplt tten, en Neith 1 line stnst bis
twmi 1 euien nnd James, containing It uhiiiis,
wtthnll liienlcru Improvements , let JlOtl fut
ten KtNr
3-sterv Hilck Heu-e. St last James sticet
J-ler llrlck Heu-e ;itust tivderlik
2ster) lliick Heuse, 23-1 tat FiAilciltk
toisuce ii urcaeuse, ..usi ici-i
Vpplv te
feb.'l-Jtd
A 11 III ssKI.I ,
22 East Mug lns t
rRl'IIANV COURT S VLE.
OV Tlintsp VY, M VHCH U, iss.1.
nt the I enpird Hetel In the city of I minister,
the uudipiutd itiluilntstniter of Vltsrt V
ahm. ibeiu-iHt will eixise. tty virtue of tin or
itt I of the Orphans' ( euit of Lincustt r count
le public s lie. all th it cs rtain three sterv brii k
DU t I I IN(, HOI st AND I or OF l.l.'Ol'ND.
Nn ,111 Ninth I tine street, 111 the ( ttv of Linens
ter lhe let contains In front il ft it and lit
depth 111 fn t, late the preps rt) of Vtbert M
nniii, ilieejisul
sle toreinmi nee it7ocleck. when nltcntl
utice wilt lie given uud terms made known b
LDWAUD J VIIVI
Vdmlnlstratoref Vlbcrt M ahm died
II StiYHMiT. Vuctlenier. flllSlwil
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OV VTl'ltD VY, M VHCH 7, I'M.
At the I eepinl heti I. will lie sold by the undni
slgnttl. ndinlnlstrater of tndiritk Mlllir, de-d-usfit,
ii lrtue of tin nnlcrer the Orphans
( etirl nf Ijinia-ler count), the following tie
sirlbed lle-il I-stute. te wit
VII thitrirtnlnone-ster) IIHICK DWELLINt,
IIOlsL.nnd let or pie ce et ground, situ tted en
the south lde of VWst Orange sins t, (Jin) I all
caster rltv, centulnlnc In front en ald Oninxv
strict il It 1 1 mere iirless.nud esti tiding of that
m Kith In dipth ill feit, ten II fict wldi public
tille) ndjeliilng proiHTtlisef Henry W elfnnd
etht rs.
s.ili te ceuiinence nt 7 o'clock p m. of said
d i) when terms will be m ule knew n b
(.Ulltl.l. I- MII.I.Li:.
Vdmlnlstriter
IIenrv snt nrRT, Auci. feull,il,,Aiu1is7
e
nriiws' cenn' sai.i: or
VAI.U-
Mil 1. Cll V l'lIOI'MtTI.
ev .viuitn VY, M VltClI 11. lvO,
Ity rtrtne nfnnilln jmrunnce of nn enlfr of
the Orphans' ( eurt tur uniti,ili;ntsl wilt srll nt
imliltc Miltwit thu (.immt lltni.n en VVest Klu
strict, I uursiMci oil), l'ti.tltti fullnwlit); rial e--tnii'.
Ml
M 1. VU theso nve two-story Mtlf K
IillHI.IM. Het -l--, wl'lt tne-sturj hrlrU
thtrk luiltilitiKs, unit ether eutttullitlnirH, nuil Intn
nfirreuinltlii irlnlx IeiikIuz sltu.ilt' Siw '.'I I. .'II.
iiv .17111111 ?lli, en the north t.lilf of tnt trctlir
Irksiittt, I iiuciisier cltv luch hnue litis ti
fieiitiiifpnf ISftet r.lnrhes, luctuitln .in ulli v
(pvivpt 11). which tnints 51 fict, Inches), uml
in cli nth lll't fii't
Nn 1 Vlf thit certain twn-sterj' HtVVlh
l)V 1 I.I IM, llilih. Mill) ene sterj fnitiif
ltit k liittliltn uml let of gretim! tht rt tit ln'Ieng
Ins. situ tin en tlin itist slile of Vlurki t ntrt't I,
north of 1 riilerlck ntne't. I.uuc-istt r eitj 1 hi
tot trout Ii fi'i't lnete' erttss tin Vltirket btrie'l.
unit exit nils In iliptlti'Mt'et, monier les
Ne 1 VII that ctrt tin let or pltce of ureunil
Hltuali en th southwest corner of North Milt
in n uml lust New Units, In th Cltj of I tinc-i-ler
Tlie let his it frnntttgref lisifi, ten "hiiien
t.trtet am! eittnds In ileplh iilcmi; New Mtect
ZJ feet, te letri i-son tlllev
Ne 4 Vll that certain 1 et nriilcf-e of giemnl,
sltuittt it en Tin' uisi NtiU fr Nui'lti f.luic1 sir, etr
norlhet fume In the cltv of Ijtnm-tir. con
tuinlni; in fmnt enatlil Snith Mine street, ,
feet u nil ill depth Itifcit, te Cherry allej
Ne v Vll that certain I et or piece of ttieunil,
("itualcil en the oust itli of North I.iuie street,
north of I rt ileriek, lu the cltj of Utncister,
centiiinlnir l"1 fii't In front en sttlil North Mine
strict anil In ifcpili M1M fict, te ether ground of
(,ee '.hnliner ilieeasttl
I hi se st vintl prepertlt s,ecipt Ne 1 will lie
setil sipirutel or Ieri thcr, us luaj be lttnst ml
vantag eus
-ill te coinnience nt 7 n clock p m en alil
ilav , when atttnilunce will be glt u anil terms
make knew u b
Ifl.I V.N V Mll'I.vmit,
hTCCiitrlxef ee 'hnluijer, Decuiiscil
ller.v -hcpert. Auctioneer.
fl,',.M,j;,Aui5,6,7,'),10.11,li
Vf.UTltlMl.
K. SMAMNO.
GREAT SLAUGHTER
-I.N-
FINE OVERCOATS.
VVe offer tn-iliy n icdn"tIonef SI te 30 per rent
below lust nienlii'M prices. crnuiblu'H celcbruteil
utnl popular Oiercejtlui;s,
THE 1IEST I.V THE WOULD.
In nil the different thulca and styles Ely
Kims, Kill's, Velours, V It uims, Lulfupcls, It i
Unas, JIe ltanHk'H Astmchans, etc. l-..tll Ltl
i-odeng, Czarlncs, Dutrel'H und l'atcnt Heavers,
Itevnl Irish rrlczc, c!airewen, I'PtcrnhninH,
Vliltnnsuiul herbi', Thene bikkIs can only be
h id at le iillnu heuset In Inritu cities, and range
In price from t-t) te 111"). Vu nre cIIIiik them
from .) te V) A full line of Demestic 1 ubrlcn,
i-.ini;lii lu prices ft tun 115 te flu.
SUITINGS
OFEVEUVnr.'sCltll'TIOV AT I'llIChi con.
llh'-.l'OMJIM.l.Y LOW.
All colors nre subjected te n thorough cheml
cnl test. Our wtnk Is of the best anil hlehc'Ht
t.1 j In of nrt. Our long (iperltnce lu bimluciKi
nnd clOie Inspection cnubled us te be thoroughly
futulllar with till the best lninulactures unci
latest stv Ics In the market. Clie us u trial nnd
be convinced,
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Ne. 2 West Klnjjr Street nnd Contre
Sqnnre.
Smaling's Tailor's Guild.
inarlO-lvWAS
ULASSWAltK.
TTIOII eV MAHT1N.
Queensware
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GHINAHALL
HOlTSjtKEEPLUhl.OOKTOyeUniNTLIIEST.
A LINE OF
White Granite anl Decorated
Dinner, Tea ani Toilet Sets,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Our w nre me cai dully cli clcil,
.Ne GoeJb niUre n tcutcel.
VVc exchange iiny urtlclei net kntUructer',
High & Martin,
NO. 16 BAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTElt. PA.
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ijl.fJJJ sage, In ene or two uiu te unit
Vorrpmer. Apply mthiieiBfe. reeWt4
intr (miiiiik.
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HAOEU tt DnOTHCn luwe new reruly for ohewlns contpleto lines efWnll
Pniwr Boleotod from the letulinn- miiuuraotureni or this country tuul roprosont reprosont ropresont
ln nil aunUtlea, from the lowcet prlceil pnpore te the linnet oe1h ninde.
Brown nnd White Blanks, Flats and Satins,
Mica and Silk Finish, Plain and Celer Bronzes,
Hand Prints, Bosten Felt, Lincrusta Walten,
CEILING DECORATIONS, FRIEZES AND BORDERS.
We employ Pnper HruiKers competont te de all gradea of work Including
flne cellliifr docerntion, flosce nnd cornlce work. Prjcea wero nover ee low.
NottinBhnni.Antiaiie.SvvisaLnconndMiidriisOurtnlnsnndVoQtlbnloLaoo,
Tttrceiunn nnd Cress Strina in Ourtnlns or by the yard. Brtkaa, Wnlnnt tind
AbIi Ourtnin Peles nnd Tt huntings.
Shnde Cleth, nllcolera nnd widtlis; Scotch HeUttnd, till colors nnd widths;
Americnn Hellnnd, nil colero nnd widths.
A large line of New Dnde Shndea rnnsltitf in pricofiem 25 centa te 81.00.
Spring Dnlnnce nnd Hnrtahorne Flxtttrca.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Ne. Q5 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
JjUlssris t U1M PS ' -JXTHA-Sl'l'int CAUVCTS
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ARPETS!
NEW PATTERNS IN
Wiltens, Mequettes, Velvets, Bedy Brussels, Ta
pestry Brussels, Three-Plys, Extra-Supers,
Ingrains, Damask and Venetian
Hall and Stair.
HOIMADE EAG AM CHADT CAEPETS.
LlflOLEUM AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
In All Widths, All at Lewer Prices Than Ever Offered Anywhere.
-t VII M)M.Ot IK.OOIK WD rRlCE. NOO.NECAN "EEL 1 Of OOOIO LI""'
than vii. nil i. ten's vvii.Qi vi.m eioen.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE,
Ne. 25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
OOWUUSs .fc Ml'Kbr.
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
, Te Clese Out by March i.
$7,000 Werth of Our Stock.
i) j , j j v u e in MiaKe l-rlcvs l.UV LOW. Our fteck Is
I'EUSONS
Sheeting find Shirting Muslins, Table Linens,
Tickings, Bed Checks, Calicoes,
Counterpanes, Quilts, Comforts, Blankets,
Cottenades, Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsets, Hamburg Edgings and Insertings,
Black Silks, Black Cashmeres, Dress Goods, &c,
W IM. DO WELL TO GIVE ISA CAM. 1IEFOUE rUItCII.VSl.NO
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 North Queen St., Lancaster, Pa
iin:Ar sieki:.
CARPETS FROM AUGTION.
METZGER &
II VV E NOW OPEN A LAItGE
INGRAIN, RAG, HALL
SOUGHT AT VLCT10X KO CASII
Carpeta
Carpets
Carpets
Carpets
Carpeta
Carpeta at 15 ets.
Carpets at 30 ets.
Carpeta at 50 etH
letzger & Haughman's Cheap Stere,
43 WEST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA.
3r lle-twt en tlie Cooper IIeuM) unci Serrel
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FAHNESTOCK'S.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
NIGHT DRESSES, CHEMISE,
DRAWERS, SHIRTS, &c, &c.
Direct from .Munur,ictur)03, In larce lets, nt LOW PUICE1), te wlilth we Invite uttuiitlen,
ALSO
HAMBURG- EMBROIDERIES,
FioinnSPEClAI.NEVVYOItKlMPOItTEIl'SAUCTIONSAI.E.wlilcliueiiro Bble te nil fn.iu30
te tuner nut. lesn tlian Itvulur I'rlcis.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse,
HillRirH Oa'uPKT ilAUU
CARPETS !
UEOPENINO OF
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
own nmnuluclniciium i hllltv Mi.'ilul Attention juiltl te IliuMiiuuMi.tunief LU
AlfOuKull l.liiDuruilL'I.OlllS, KUUS, S IMlOtrbllAUl.COVhltl.h'lS, Ac,
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SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Cor, West King and Water Sta., Lancaster, Pa.
' SPRING, 1885.
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CiARPETS!
tee Inrcu and ininit be reduced
IN WANT OK-
HAUGHMAN,
AND IIAI)OMK V VIIIETV Of
AND STAIR CARPETS,
AND TO UE SOLD CHEAP FOU CASH
at 12 ets.
at 20 eta.
at 35 cts.
at 05 eta.
at 05 cts.
Carpets at 25 cts
Carpets at 40 cts.
Carpeta at 76 cts
llorse Hetel.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
Lancaster, Pa.
CARPETS !
usresic.vuphis.
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