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THE IUTHERAN CONFERENCE.
eexcivtiek or A tmmy jMTensarixa
ah utBtxvcTtrm besmex.
tfc Bt Method of Chnrch and
BaaAay Scheel Werk Trea Interchange
of Opinion Adjournment Sine Die of
Hie Conference Thanki Given.
Tuesday Afternoon The entire anorneon
aomlen van Ukon up In the discussion of the
two nuosUem "The Werk of the Hely Spirit
In Quickening Believers," and "The Werk of
the Hely Spirit In Converting Slnnem."
TW first question whs opened and ably ills-
cusaed by Rev. J. rotor, of Manhelm, and
farther olnclilated by Kev. C. M. Aurand, or
Maytown.
The aeeend question was opened by Rev.
Vf. V. Evans, of Columbia, who in the
s absence of Hev. It. A. liolterman, of Dauphin,
was followed by Bev. H. D. llolleway, el
Mlddlctewn. A general discussion of both
questions ensued In which Ilova. Whotsteno,
efliancaster, Cook and Htudelmker, of Hnrris
lmrir. Koiniensnydor and Stall, of Lancaster,
Evana, et Columbia, and ene or two ethers
participated. The discussion via spirited
und edifying.
Tntiday J!veninff. Thore was an audi
ence of evcral hundred present in
the ovenlng te hear n sermon ou
"Christian benovelonco " by Kev. A. II.
Studobaker, of Harrlsburc. The sorvlce was
opened with the singing of n hymn, and this
was followed by the reading of the 8th chap
ter of Paul's second cpistle te the Corinthians
by HOV. 11. O. UOOK. KOV. J. iu lA'suer, "i
Hummelstown, leit In prayer, and attcr
further singing President Eckcrt Introduced
Kev. Studebaker. , ,
Asthe basis of his remarks Rev. Studeba
ker called the attention of his auditors te the
chapter of the Scriptures just read. It touches
that llberality In giving towards the support
et the church Is ene of the Christian graces
and only these who possess this price can
fully reallre the truth of the text " it is mero
blossed te give than te reeoive." If the grnee
of liberality abounded among Christians, the
minister instead of having te beg his poeplo
te glve for the support of the church, would
find them begging him te recelve
their contributions us Paul found the
Macedonians, "Hew that in a trial of
great aflllctien, the nbundance of tlieir
Tey. and their deep' poverty abounded
Inte the riches or their liberality;"
praying with much entreaty tliat he recelve
Ihelr gifts. These who glve grudgingly be
cause they reel it a duty te glve cannot
roallze the pleasure or theso who glve for the
leve or giving. Thogniceor liberality may
be obtained through consecration and prayer,
nnd the acquisition or tills crace should be
Sraved for as devoutly as any ether of the
hfistian graces. In congregations where it
is lacking, the mere taking up a collection
chills the worshippers and they feign te fear
that the Important matters of religion are
being interfered with In the mero doslre te
gctmoney. Christians who are se ready te
retrench their contributions te the TiOrd
should remember that the Lord has many
means of retrenching en them war, iestl iestl iestl
lonce, famine, the locust and the grass-hopper
are some et the scourges He uses te re
mind man or his dependence en Him.
The reverend orator was rather sovere en
thrce classes or peeple te be round In all con
gregations : ilrst, the rich who give liberally
te be Been or men, but net according te the
nbundance or their means; and secondly,
theso who glve nothing en the plea or pov
erty, though they could give by the practice
of self-denlal ; and thirdly, a class or rich and
peer allke, wne seem 10 naveau me religion
knocked out or them the moment a collec
tion la talked et The grace or liberality may
be develeped by exercise aa surely as muscle
may be thus developed, and the preacher
held it te be the duty or every ene te lay by
daily for the uses of the church a certain sum,
in accordance as Ued has prospered him.
Thorearo many who glve but llttle during
their lives and whonrevido liberally for the
church In their wills. Some of these are
canonized, whereas the amount of their
posthumous gift is scarcely enough te pay
the interest en what during Mb they owed
te the Lord. '
The Bpeakcr held that the great need or
the church or the prescnt and future is
money. The spread or the gospel requires it,
the Christ Ian ieople are able te provide it;
the missionaries lrem all lands are calling for
help and our answer te them Is "w e have net
the means te help you.
At the conclusion or Uev. Studcbaker's
discourse, Rev. W. A. Whotsteno was intro
duced anil speke at seme length or Uie sacri
fices the gilts required by the Lord under
the old dispensation from the time of Abel
te the coming of Christ, who, under the new
dispensation, gave Himself te save slnners,
while Ills disciples gave up everything te
turtlier His kingdom. The duty et sacrificing
something, of giving te the Lord is a duty
enjoined at the beginning and continued
through all time ; and Christians can no
mero shirk this duty than they can the faith
nnd tlioprayers enjoined en them. The gift
ay be great or little according te theclreum-
nces of the giver. Oed Judges net by
what we glve, but what we keep. The
speaker ventured the assertion that there is
net a congregation In this or ethor cities that
does net spend mero money In the skating
rinks thau for the cause of home or foreign
missions,
DItciusltig Important yuesUens.
Wednesday Morning. After devotional ex ex
orcises, led by Rev. J. Fishbum, el Millers
burg, the question or "Hew te get scholars
Inte the Sunday fechoel ?" was discussed by
Rev. M. P. Heckor, or Stoclteu, His eInts
were : 1st. Te have the pastor deeply inter
ested in the work; 2d. A superintendent af
fable, attractive and earnest; 3d. Teachers
efficient, punctual and willing te work out
side tbe school as well as Inside ; -ltl). Church
members having the interest of the school at
heart ; 6th. Missionary work among non-attending
children; Cth. Comfortable and at
tractive school rooms ; and 7th. Geed school
Htippiies ei iioeks, charts, pictures, etc.
Rev. C. Roimeusnyder followed with a
general endorsement of Rev. Hockor'spropo Heckor'spropo Hocker'spropo
sitlon. JIe added that there wero in the
United States 7,000,000 children who did net
attend the Sunday schools. Ministers,
superintendents and teachers should go out
among the homes of these children and
gather them iu. Anether means is the agita
tion of Sunday school work in the com
munity, and holding out inducements ler
Iiarents te attend the schools. Rev. Reimen Reimen
snyder related sereral instances in which
flourishing schools had been built up by
theso means iu communities where before
thore wero no schools.
Mr. Reehling, a layman, followed witli his
exporience In building up schools by the aid
of geed music and district conventions.
Rev. llolleway Raid that he did must et his
church work through committees, each or
wmen nau certain uemieu uuties te poriertn.
The Sunday school committee was expected
te go out amenc the ieeple, especially theso
whose chlldre: i net attend the Sunday
school, and ascertau. lrelrcumstauces, and
If they need aid te purchase clothing for
their children te assist thorn.
"Hew te keep scholars iu the Sunday
school T" was next discussed. Rev. J. II.
Leeser said the subject was se closely con
nected wtth the preceding ene that many or
the same arguments used would apply te
both questions. Much depends en the con
dition or the school ; en the superintendent,
teachers and school surroundings, ir these
be attractive and inviting thore Is no trouble
In keeping the scholars. It Is with the Sun
day ocheolas it is with our homes ; seme are
se delightful that children de net want te
be anywhore else and seme se uupleasant
that they would rather be anywhore else. He
favored geed music, anumboref instruments
organs, horns, llute, etc., when they can be
had. Presents te the pupils had a geed eilect.
Above all the superintendent should be
aUable and wise. The teachers should be apt
te teach gentle, kind and impartial. They
should be familiar with the lessens for this
purpose, preparing themselves befere hand.
The dlfliculty or getting geed teachers shows
the necessity of reducing the number or
classes In the school and Increasing the bIze
of the daises.
Revs. Relmensuyder, llolleway, Whet
stone, Evans and Cook, followed in brier
addresses.
A vote of thanks was oxtended teSL Jehn's
church for the cntertalumcnt of the confer
once. A prayer was oflerod by Rev. Reimon Reimen
suyder and the coufcrenco adjourned sine
die
The United Urethren Cenfreuce In Lebanon.
The Pennsylvania and East Pennsylvania
conference of the United Brethren In Christ
will meet In joint session in Trinity church
Lebanon, this afternoon. The following
jninlsterrt from this county are en the list e"
delegates : H. B. Dehner, Mountvllle. J, y,'
Etter, Meuut Jey, J. J. a Funk, Columbia.
I. N. Oreft and K. L. Huges, New Helland;
L. R. Knuner, Flerin, D. D. Lewry, Man
lelm, JL J. Muauai and Lewis Peters, Lan
ter; M, V. Sanderg, Gap, Jehn Htehinan,
IL H, Stehman, Mlllcreville, a Zimmer-Ueiuheldaville.
JtABK ItAtt AT llOMK.
Inrater Wilt Ajraln Ilnte Tnn Clnhs-Thi
lrenlilrti In the Vlelit.
Last evening n meeting or the Ironsides
llane lull association was held at the hotel
or Arneld Haas, en North Queen
street, and quite a number of
the stockholders wcre present. It
was rcselM'd te put a strong amateur nlne
in the field next season. in. Zeclicr, the
plucky llttle player who was en the Littles
town and Ironsides clubs last season, was
elected manager and was given authority te
employ two ilrst class batteries. He Is new
In correspondence with sevend players. The
club expects te get Inte a lengue composed of
towns iu the eastern part or the state. Small
admissions will te charged, and if miecessful
the association will make the team very
strong.
tlui; llrmklne Kntrrtnlnnirnt nt Lincoln.
The lug breaking entertainment held
under the auspices of the Evangelical Sun
day school was well attended en last Thurs
day evening, and was financially successful,
the proceeds amounting te M7.13. It was for
the purpese of purchasing an erpin for the
Sunday school. Mr. Paul Suavely, Mho
collected the largest amount, $11.(41, receives
the best prize. Addresses were delivered by
Revs. Zlegenfus, Itethermel and U M. Wor Wer
uuin, of Lancaster. The committee have de
rided en the Weaver organ, manufactured at
Yerk, Pa. It will 1 placed in the church
tills week. The organ will be dedicated
seme time iu the future.
Snnir and In.
The heavy fall et snow last night, en lop of
that which previously covered the ground,
makes it very necessary for the comfort of
pedestrians and the safety of property
that the snow should 1k removed from the
sldewalks, and that the gutters, sewers and
ether water-courses should le kept open. A
city onllnance requires the occupants of
houses, shops, stables and public bulldincs
and the owners of vacant lets te remove the
snow from the sldewalks within flve working
hours after It shall have fallen, and te open
the gutters se that It mav have free passage
in case era thaw. The fine Ter violating the
onllnance is from f 1 te $10 for each offense.
Wen slioetlng Matcb.
There wasa sheeting match in Middleteivn
en Tuesday. The binls wcre let fly twenty
one yards from the rllleincu. Each man had
ten 'birds. Eleven contestants entered and
the first prize was taken by Jno. Haldemau,
of Balnbridge, killing eight or his. The second
prize was divided between Ilrownewnll and
Widctnan Sheesley having missed his bird
upon drawing elf. The third prlze was. divi
ded between Shark, Stewart and Wade.
At the same timeand place a double-barrel,
breech leading gun, valued at fifty dollars,
was contested for by ene hundred and seven
tv persons. The Judges decided upon Mr.
Hngcntegler the winner afler a tie was nuide
Dy llarry ueuge, ens anu uugeutegier.
Serious Lenks.
Several or the fire plugs around town are
In a very demoralized condition. The ene at
Llme nnd Orange streets was thought te
be leaking yesterday and workmen sjient all
the afternoon, jiart of the night, and all of to
day In the etfert te find the leak, without
success. It lias been found that the plpe
supplying the pave wash at this corner was
leaking, nnd the plug Is intact. The water
in the main was turned eH for a time, occa
sioning n lack of water in that section of the
city. The leak has net yet been discovered.
rroserutlens Withdrawn.
Frank M. Seherwoed and Benjamin O.
Dell appeared at Alderman Rarr's ofliee this
morning te answer n charge or conspiracy te
defraud, prererred by Christian H. llerr, of
Maner township, liefore the case was called
Ter a hearing, the prosecution was withdrawn
and the costs paid.
The criminal suit for embezzlement brought
by the Eden township school beard against
Levi S. Rhoads, lefere A Merman Kerdney,
was withdrawn this morning and the costs
paid.
Tnken te Star) land.
Win. tSreor,whe was arrested yesterday by
Sheriir Tomlinsen.on n rciuisitien Issued by
the governor of Maryland, was taken befere
Judge Livingston this afternoon. He ad
mitted that he was the party named In the
writ as wanted in Cecil county, Maryland,
for assault and battery. An order was made
transferring Oreer te the custody or Win. J.
Smith, sheriff or Cecil county, Maryland,
and that elficial left with Ills prisoner this
afternoon.
A llawk's l.uiirh.
Yesterday afternoon a very large chicken
hawkswoeed down upon the poultry yard
of U. W. Meisse, grocer, or North Queen
street, caught a pigeon nnd promptly chewed
off his head. When Mr. Meisse saw the
hawk he was sitting en the fence calmly
lunching etf the pigeon. Befere a gun
could Ihi procured the cruel hawk had made
his escape.
At the Station Heuse.
Fourteen vags spent Tuesday night at the
station house.
453 rations of soup wcre served tills
morning. Hindi ,fc Bra contributed six
pounds of lieef.
Six gas nnd the same iiumlier or gasoline
liglifi wcre reported as net burning last
night
Incorrigible.
Eliza Xasli was arrested en Tuesday by
Officer Stermfeltz, en a warrant issued
by Alderman ISarr. Geerge V. Smith,
colored, appears as the prosecutor, and
he alleges that Eliza, who is a relative, is
Itieorriglble and lioyend his control. The
court will Imj asked te send the girl te the
Heuso or Refuge.
The New Orleans I'nrty.
The New Orleans excursionists leit for the
Sunny Seuth en the 11:10 train last night A
large number of friends wero present te see
the party oil' and tn wish them a pleasant
trip. The travelers will occupy the lK-auttful
Pullman car, "St. Nicholas," until their re
turn, w hich will lie in about two weeks,
Iteeelied a Call.
Rev. Rederick P. Cobb, of this city, who
was recently licensed te preach by the West
minster presbytery, and who will be gradu
ated from the Princeton seminary in May,
has received a unanimous call te the Harmony
pastorate, Warren count)', N. J., at a salary
or fhOOaml parsonage. After a trial sermon
next habuatlt lie will answer the invitation.
The charge Is said te Ira a very pleasant one.
A Lengthy Case.
Emamiel Ilehelu, charged by I C. Par
mer with drunkenness and disorderly con
duct, was given n hearing by Alderman
Iliirr last evening. The whele evening was
takpn up iu hearing testimony. Counsel will
argue the case en Saturday.
Arrested for Embezzlement.
Oiileer lluslieng nrrested Geergo Herman
en Tuesday ovenlng, en a warrant issued by
Alderman Pordney. The allegation is that
he embczzled f 11! from Geerge Millcnmiller,
a fellow workman. Herman entered ball for
a heaiiug,
Sent Out.
Adam Wnvcrly, an old ollcnder.waslierbro
Alderman Kerdney tli Is morning, en a charge
or drunkenness ami disorderly conduct. He
was sent te the county prison ler a short term.
Wen the .Mile luiee.
The ene mile race at the Miennercher rink
last ovenlng, was wen by Harry Wenditzin
4& The ethor contestants were Frank
Lutz and Edward Rcsli.
Jurers te be Drawn.
Jurers for the April fium-ter sossleiu and
common pleas courts will be drawn en
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Heme Other I.ederuian, Probably.
It was net David Ledermuit who bought a
tobaeco creji, as has been reported, lie 1ms
bought iione as yet
The Fidelity Takes The Field.
The Fidelity Insurance company, of I'hila
delphla, which lias dene a large, successful
and constantly increasing business for bohie
years, has started operations in this city. It
proposes te show tiorsens who want cheap
nud sare Insurance that Us policies nre as
Bocure and lis system far cheaper than the
old line companies. Its interests here are In
charge of Mr. K. A. Harber, Slevens house,
w be will take great pleasure In demonstrat
ing thu economy, security nnd ethor ad ad ad
vautageiiofthe iidelity.
Iotutlleiift ArXnnwIfslftnl.
The l-nillp. Union Dorcas neclct y gratefully
acknowledge tlie following donations recelveil
since Kcl. 0 - Frem A. N. llreniieiuan, one plr
of uliees ; n friend, clothing i Mrs. Kllrn Swarr,
III Mr. (1. M. Zntun, II i .Mrs. .lames Muck, fit
llr. Itrlnghurnt, f 1 1 rash, f 1 1 cuh, SSe ; Mr. Oce.
st(inmnn,Mt s"" Mary Pteliiuian, fZSOi
friend, Hi -Mrs. Dr. fmlcrwtxxl, fl t Mrs. Har
riet HcIIMhi, fit Mrs, lU-liccca sencr. f Mrs.
Ellta Milter, f.1 1 Mrs, Themas llajrrs, fl.
Take naming.
At this doasen of the year when se many peo
ple become subject te attacks of biliousness,
kidney troubles, constipation and nit the list of
trr.n !,!,. that arlsn f nmi brine housed up, or that
are brought en by colds and rjpesure, It Is the
part or prudence te take warning from thcex
lrrleniHief ethers nnd provide ourselves with
the means of escape from similar troubles. !e
wide Is the fame of Kidney-Wert, that great
remedy for nil kidney and liver trouble, thai
almost evrrj- one knows of Its great lrtmi for
such . It should be kept In el cry house
hold ready for an emergency.
rnnry SKatlug.
The great (iraves and tilbsen fancy and trick
skaters and musical nrtlsts v, 111 lie nt the Ijin
caster rink. West King street, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday irenings, nnd
Saturday alleriuHin. Me net fait te see them.
Ilereaner thctv will be innle e cry evening
nnd Monday, Wednesday nnd Saturday nfter
lHHins by the rink b.uul. frliV3t
Amusrmrnt.
.11 lite MnnnciTier. Tlie attraction tonight
nt the Ma-nticrcher rlnk Is the one mile raw for
a geld medal between Al. J. lU-riiliart nnd Iln Iln
delphUatrs. M.ii;iii.tai:x.
Ml-KHtaisei TBtrB On thelllhef r'cb..lv
by the ltnv. W. T. lierlmnl, at his residence. Ne.
31 East orange street, Mr. Herman tl. Muehlrl
scn te Miss Carolina K. Slpbler. both of Weaver
town, Lancaster county. Pa., formerly of Wur
tembcrg, licrniany.
ZrtLXRS (liiiirr. On the tilth of t eb lSSk by
the Her. W. T. Cierhnnl. nt ltud's County
house, Mr. Klatn A. eilers tn Ml li.ichle A.
liretT, leth of Wltmcr's station, Lancaster
county.
JJK.I T1IS.
sstukr. On Feb. 'H. lsS, nt her residence, Xe.
Cll W. Walnut street, this city, Margaret, widow
of J aceb suyder, In her 71st j ear.
llurlnl from the residence of her son F.dwln K.
Snyder, Ne. U Seuth I'rlnce street, en Thursday
afternoon. Services ut house at i-.li : funeral nt
3o"cleck, Interment at Woodward Hill. 'it'
KrriMOKR. Feb. 21. VS, In tilts city, Charles
Efftnger. In his 31th year.
The relatives and friends of the faintly, also
Can-as-snte go Tribe, Ne. U, I. O. It. SI., nre re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
his late residence, corner of south Queen nnd
Vine streets, en Friday afternoon at i o'clock.
Interment at Zlen cemetery
SiirrLCNnKRdrn Fehniarv 23. 1SS.V 111 West
Hemplleld town-hip, paiiletSheUenbergc. aged
s years, 1 mouth and ! days.
The relatives nnd friends an- respectfully In
vited te attend the funeral from the residence of
Abraham "hellenbergcr, Thursday morning ut
10 o'clock.
l.cexARD. Inthlsettv.en theiilb Inst., of scar
let fever, Ella K.. daughter of Oeo, W. nnd Samh
Leennrd.nged 13 years, 9 months nnd 5 days. '
Theielatlvesund friends nre respectfully In
vited te attend the funeral, from her parents
residence, Se. ID East German street, en Friday
afternoon Jst 2l, o'clock. Interment at Vt ood eod oed
ward Hill cemetery. St
3TAJIKSTS.
lMllladelplAa .Market.
I'mLADBLTHlA, Feb. IV Fleur dull and
weak; &uperfliie.r2 SQ1 73i Extra, tiliQ3ii;
I'enn'n. family, fl SO.J.173: Winter clears, fU)
(it 40; de straights, I i'-fllTS t Minn, eitni clear.
fl OjQll se t de straights, f I .Vi5 oe ; winter pat
ents, U 75J525 : spring de, 4 UKJ5 75.
ltve flour at rJ3 60.
W'heat unsettled and deellnlug ; Ne. - Western
Ited.sSMc ; Ne. 3 de, nt seg-lc : Ne. 1 l'u. de, W?
iuke ; e. z ueiaware, ae, i$a
Cern firm en light efferings: steamer.SlfiSic :
sail yellow, SigWe ;
.In U74I
de
llllleu, e'.-,v.uc ;
Ne. 3
Oats quiet but stead
Ne. 1 White. 37c:
Ne.
til
de, at S7ti'37Uc:
Ne. 3 de, Si.We ; rejected,
35c.
IVJMKc ; Ne. z mixed!
nye nominal at 71c.
Seed Clever steady nt S llf?.c: Timethy dull
at f 1 5ifil 00 ; Flaxseed II nil at f 1 1'431 65.
Winter bran tinner at fill G1650.
Previsions dull nnd prices weak ; mess
pertc, fltli M; beef hams,; til W&-- i city mess
ueei.
J 13 Mill.
llaeen. 9We :
Smoked
smoked
Sheuldurs, 6ic ;
hums, lUKQIlHci
-,. ., .i,ei.l.j
pickled de, Uijftliic.
1-nrd eulet ; city refined, at TJigse ; lixwe
butchers1, 7c ; prime steam, t7 23.
Butter market quiet aud prices easier ;
Creamery extras, 34g35c ; U. C. ana N. Y. de, 'Xi
3i)c; dAtry extras, 2ftc ; de geed te choice, w
Q-ile : Western de, lt:c
Kells nt '.H315C ; packing butter, ifllc.
Kggs quiet but stronger; xtnis, fKa
Cueesti quiet and easier; New Yerk Full
Cream. Iei3e ; Ohie Mats, choice, llKfille i
dofalrteprtme, 8Kil"c ; l'enn'u part skiuu, i
67e ; de full dn, lfijc.
Petroleum ttrni t Kefined, 7.VC.
Whlakv tlrinerat tl ae.
New Yerk Slarket.
Nkw Y'erk, Felj. 25. Fleur Suite and Western
dull and bandy steady In prices. Southern
steady.
Wheat lC'i'e lower, heavy nnd unsettled, with
ail Increased speculative trading; Ne. 1 White,
neminal: Ne. 2 lied, Mnreh, stsijc ;
April, 'JDX&MltC : Sfny, Uev.?Ie; June, U3
KIWc ; Ju(v,U3S,i'.e;;c.
ConiJ.ft'ie llewer nnd dull; -Mixed Western
spot, SlQWHc ; de future, WiQl-ie.
Oau n shade lewerand dull : Ne. 2 Mar., Si'.Jic :
Slay, 7ifiy,e; State, SUc ; Western, 3s
Clejc.
Stock Slarkets.
Quotations by lteed, SlcUrunn A Ce., Hunkers,
Ijaucusler, l'u.
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New Yerk Central
New Jersey Central
Ohie Central
Del. Lack. A Western....
Denver HleUrande....
Erie
Knnsas ,1 Texas
Lnkii shore
Chicago A N. , coin....
N. N Ont.A Western....
St. Paul A Omaha
Pacific Slall
Kechcster A 1'ltUburg...
St. Paul
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Wabash Coiiimen
Walauh Preferred
West'n I'nlen Telegraph
Louisville A Nashville...,
N. V., Chi. A M. L
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tsy.
S3
Si
Kejialng
I T. A lluffale
Northern Paclllc Coin....
Northern 1'acltle Prof....
HestenvlIIe
Philadelphia A Krfe
Northern Central
Underground
Canada Seuthern
OU
Peeple's Passenger
Jerssv Central
79M Wi
I'lilladelphln.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks steady.
I'hiladelphla A Erie It. II IM
Hendlug imtlteail isii
Pennsylvania Hnllread 53
Lehigh Valley Itallreml isji
United Companies of New Jersey 194M
Northern Pacific lsj.2
Northern Pucltlc Preferred t!i
Northern Central ltutlread 5s(
I.ehlgh Navigation Company 40W
Norristown Railroad.. 1U7
Central 'Transportation Company 3i'A
lluffale. New Yerk A Philadelphia 24
I.ittleSchuvlkill Kallread...... 5eJ
s
Mew Yerk.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks mere aeth e Meney easy at lfilc.
New Yerk Control 8lJ
Erle Itullreud 13)2
Michigan Central ltiillnmd.
U4lliia UAIIIVIH,,,,,, MMIXMM lsk)
l'ltSnil l 111 I Mullf !
Aiicnigan southern Itallre
Illinois Central Itullreud..
Michigan Southern Kallread
flllnnld f'Ant.H.I tt ., 1 1 ......
Ii4
Cleveland a I'ttisnuri
Chicago A lteck lslnn
Cleveland A Pittsburg Itullreud mi?
d Itullread ll;KJ
. .,iiu,K v r ifii. i uj no iuii riKiu,... ii
Western Union Tvlcgmpb Company s-jji
Teledo A Wabash...."..,. I.,,.. 5
New Jersey Cent ml Sail
New Yerk Ontario A Western lljj
i,i,ui...k.. s. i....... i. ..... ....
Nr.r a i rr.HTisr.Mr.XTs.
M-ENNEROIIOR RINK. '
TO-NIGHT.
One Sflie Itaee for a Held Medal. The contest
ants uru Mr. Al. J, IlernhartuudMr. ltudelph
Untes. H
TOST A RLACIC AND TAN TERRIER
JUi lea, answering te the name of "Daisy."
A liberal reward will be paid for her return te
It NO.220NO11TH DUKE hTltEET.
PUBLIC SATiE OK A GENERAL
sertment of Household und Kltehi.ti
A8-
rnr.
nltnre en THUJtSDAY AFTEltNON ut 1 o'clock,
at 115 North Queen street.
SHIS. OEOItOIA STAUFFEIt.
I). SrAuvrsu, Auctioneer, ltd
SCARLET, WHITE AND GRAY
UNDEItWEAIl,
Selling off at very greatly redueed prices. Alse,
all ether kinds of winter Goods. Ne reuseuablu
etfer refused,
1'leiue call und examine before you buy.
HE.SItY 11ECIITOI.D,
., Ne. 52 North Queen Street.
l'.,S. Houses and llulldlng Lew for suit en
easy terms.
-lllAMPAHNK.
BOUCHE
SEC."
TIIK KINKST
CIIAMPAtlNK
WINh NOW
i.iiri)iiTi;n.
ATKKiaAUT'S Ol.ll WINK STOUK,
Ne. 21 IUst Kise Stbkt.
II. K. SLAYMAKKIt. Agt.
Kstabllshed, IMS. IrbU-t M
M
DE1UA ANIlSlIEHKY WINKS
-AT-
Eeigart's Old Wiue Stere.
II. K. Sl.AYMAKKIt, AnasT,
Ne. ttl KAsr Ktse St,
ti-tilMId
Kstiibtlshrsl i;v.
C11HA1U KIKE INSURANCE
J TANV OK I'llll.ADKI.l'HIA.
COM.
ALrnie . Uili rrr, l'tvsldeiit.
Jahks ll. Alveiui. vice Piv. nnd Trea.
Knvia r. MRHitL, seeretarj'.
li'Lira It. Atla.s, Asssltant Seeretery.
ASSKTS ONK MILLION, TWO IIPNIHIKII
AND FIKTY-MNK TIIOl'SANl),
.MKK lll'MUKII AND SIXTV
SKVK.V Dill. t.AKS AMI I'OIITY
.Nl.VKCKNTS. All bnested In solid securities.
Lesses promptly settled and paid,
RIFE & KAUFFMAN, Agents,
.NO. l! WKST KINU M'KKKT.
ectlmdM.W.tSU
L
EE.
LEE,
THE HATTER.
febil-lyd
iiier two iks.
H. MARTIN .t CO.
J.
et It
It I Ml S-TOCK OF
DRY GOODS
1 COMPLETE,
Willi V Fl LL LINE OF
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins,
Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings,
Pillow Case Muslins,
TICKINGS,
GINGHAMS,
CHEVIOTS,
CHECKS,
PRINTS,
SHIRTINGS.
TIBLE LINENS,
Damask, Turkey Red and Kern.
NAPKINS TO MATCH.
SPECIAL LINE AT LOW PltlCES OF
Embroideries, Allevers and Fleuncing3.
FEATHERS,
11E-T sTKAM CL'UED FEATIIEIt.-"
LOWEl-T PHICE-.1
AT
EEHAIT COMTEK,
NEW IlAliti VINS DAILY
ONTIIHCOCNTEU C ALL AND EXAMINE.
in I Ce..
Cor. West King and I'rince Sts.,
LANCAhTEU. PA.
B
AROAINS.
WATT, SHAND & GO.,
Offer Extraordinary Inducements te parties
furnishing Houses, Hotels, Heur ill ng IIomeos.
Blankets, Table Linens,
SHEETINGS,
AT THE LOWEST l'ltit ES EVEIS KNOWN.
BARGAINS IN BLANKETS.
At $LS0, Ul, .S, I3.75 and 3..V) n pair.
Damask Table Linens,
Z"c ii Vunl.
HAND LOOM TABLE LINENS,
37ic a Vard.
ELEGANT DAMASK TAI1LE LfNEN,37kc,
SOe, IBc, BiKe A 75e a yard.
TOWELS. NAPKIN.S.TUltKEYKED CLOTHS
at Extremely Lew Prices,
AT THE
8 and 10 Eaat King Street,
LANCA8TEU, I'A.
rujt.viTVJit:.
w
ALTKR A. HICINITSII,
NO. 28.
NO. 28.
Special for Spring, 1885.
MY STOCK Or
FURNITURE
Fer the Spring Tnule,
18 EOUAL TO ANY IN TIIF, CITY, AND AT
l'KICES THAT CANNOT 1IM UNDEUhOLD.
ALL UOODS aUAUANTEEI).
WALTER A. HEINITSH,
Ne. 28 East King Street,
1.ANCA8TK11, I'A.
dccMmd
J. I Mart
IV YORK STORE.
.v k ir a i r an vis km ks ts.
A T PRIVATE
-V Airryhnnds
SALE.
iili,m ll'ala, i I l'.,l.li..i..r ti....
ers. It Is ever Ien years old, and Is very ehibe.
iiitely carved, and has thu claw reel. Inquire nt
this union or nt
retriir.l Ml. ISSMHrril Ql'KE.V STUEET.
"I7IINEST IN ALL CREATION.
-' Clarke's Twis nnd Cetrees. (direes fiiim lie.
teS5e. V lens from av. te ft y B, t Uninitiated
?."KH.r',,e- W fci Lightest N'. Sugar Iu Hie city,
lityat llnignlnsln Fine Orocerles.
AT CLAitKE'S TEA AND COFFEE STOKE,
Ne. SS West King street
ITIOll KNT.
: ,iAtNo.2UCENTUESQUAHE,tolargecon ,iAtNe.2UCENTUESQUAHE,tolargecon ,iAtNo.2UCENTUESQUAHE,telargecon
lieettng rooms ou seisuid ifmir. Possession gl en
April 1. issj, ,iplj- te
, . M. H.MIEltllt'SH'S,
febJI-tfd ae Pcnn Squun', Uincnster, Pn.
"r EDUCTION 1 NO V ERCOAi'tT
v luonlerteivdiiceour large stock of Fur
leaver. Mcltnu. Kersey nnd CerkseiMws for
Overceatings, 1 lll, rer the next Ol days, make
uptoyeuronler, In ilrst class slxle.nt givntly
r.'duceil prlis-s. All gnrinents nivguaraiiteisl te
tit perfwt nnd only the best quality of trim,
tilings nre used.
A. II. IIOSENSTEIN,
.. .. ,, rine iiiiiertng.
37 North Queen street, oiipeslto the Postenlce.
nr.'HUiiilIt
si n nervrnTn" vm 'Iinkuy
K?AAJiJJ.t IUsmIs te be sold at n very
heavy reduction, en ncisninlef removal te our
new Mere, l .Seith Queen street, (htniuss's Old
' NEIV OltK AND PAUISMILI.INEIIY CO.
JanS-tld 22 West King St., Uiucaster, l'u.
Call" at reujauts eiTTrwiNE
M'OUE
-Fen-MSTON'S
KXTU.VCT OF 1IKKF.
; I.N TUB MOULtl.
II. E.5I.AYMAKEII
Nn. "ii Kant
EMaMlhcd,lTS
tet.i; ltd
, Agl..
MllgM.
rriIli:C01,l AIR OV WINTKIU'At'SIW
X chapped hand', lip und f.icvsi.
CREAM OF ROSES
W ILL ALWAYS ITKK THEM. ONL Hie., AT
COOHIIAN'S DRUG STORE,
Nc. 1.17 AND ISU NOKTII Ql'EE.V STUEET,
dccSiind ljuiia.ti r, Pa.
.ijii'.f.'.ui;.vr.N.
-IIMION OIT.RA HOl'SIi,
WEEK OF FEBRUARY 33.
J. H. K E A N E,
AND HIS OUEAT DltAMATIC COMPANY.
Dln'et fnmi Harris' Mammoth Mtwuinw, Ilattl
mere, Leulivllle, llnclnnatl and Pittituirc.
where In eight week he h.11 played te OVE1!
-4lii,lm I'M, ii.-s.
On MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNE-DAY, Mat
inee and Night,
Mrs. PartiDden, and Her Mischievous 110V 1KH
TlirYN.iii.T.i RIP VAN WINKLE.
"ATfUDAY Maunee and Night.
A ,;,a!,,!;l;,e,1,;.,.",,r! l'wl l'ry and Solen Shintfe
PH1CES OK AIMlsION. II) nnd tin CENTS.
UE?EKV ED SEATS, Ilk-. Extra.
Fer . ile at Opera Heuse. fell jwtd
ir.ti.r, vAVKit.
HIARKS W. FRY'.
WE ADVIsETOHAVK
PAPER HANGING!
DONE NOW, ItEFOISF.THE SPKINti Ul'sll
COMMENCES.
The assortment of
WILL PAPDR.
Is 1. VltfiE, the styles are PltETTY and PltlCES
LOW. lleare prepared toilenll kinds of work
promptly. lilLT f'AI'EIts In all grades, 4'o.M 4'e.M
JION PAPElts Iu lurgc variety. DLCOKATIONS
In new- style and colorings. A few of these
Cheap Dade Shades
remain. Our ne-steck Is in, and larger nnd
prettier than before, and LOWEItin price.
PLAIN SHADING, all Celers and Widths.
Only the tiest makes or spring Hellers tn Wissl
and Tin for all clashes of Windows.
Pt'l.l.s, Leeps, reuii,
PICTfltE WlltE. NAII.s. r ,
LACE crKT VIS'S, POLl'.S.Ac.
PIARESW. I-EY7
Ne. 57
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
LANCASTEU. PA.
hV.OAT. XttTlCES.
-I7I.STATK
Jll late of I
OV CHRISTIAN y.KCIIKK,
.incaster cltv. deceased. Letlen
lesiameiiiary en saia estate having In-en
grunted te the undersigned, all iiersens ln
debteil thereto are reriuesteiltniiutkelmniedlate
payment, and these having claims or demands
against the same, will niesent them ulthetit de
lay for settlcinent te the undersigned, residing
in the city of Ijincastcr.
PHILIP ZECHEIt.
CAROLINE ZECHEIC,
.. Executers
Oke. .VI. hi.ise, Attorney. JunaHitdTnesiw
ESTATi: OF LOUISA KLSLKV,
of Lancaster city. ileceneil. Letter
LATH
rs of uil-
uitnlstnitien en said estate having been i?rutit,.il
te the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto
me leeuesieu in iniiKe liuiiieuiaie payuieiii, nun
llll,t, lUllIHj
eliilms or ileinaniL, airiilnst
the
same. Mill
tlement te
nre-cnt them nltlieut delay forset ferset
the iinderslgnid, residing In the city
of Lancaster.
JOHN El.sI.EY.
Administrator.
Att'y.
feblOfltdTiieaw
It. FllANK EBIItEMA.V,
E STATU OK RKRNARD .MULHATrAN,
late of Iiucaster city, deceased. Letters
ti-stamentnry en said estate having lieen granted
te the undersigned, till persons Indebted thereto
are reeuested te make Immediate payment, unci
these having claims or demands against Hie
same. Mill present them without delay for set
tlement te the undersigned, residing en East
Orange street, Ijincnsterelty, Pa.
FKANCLS SItCL.VIN. Eiccutnr.
1'illl.ir D. IUkkh. Attorney. febl'tdTuenw
T7ISTATK Oi-' ANNA DAILY, LATE OF
Ili the city of Lancaster, deceased. Letters
testamentary en mild esUitu having been granted
te the undersigned, all liersens Indebted thereto
nre reiincsted te make lmmediate payment, nnd
these having claims or demands against the
same, will present them without delay for set
tlement te the undersigned, residing In the city
of Lancaster. DANIEL TA5I ANY,
Johm A. Cevlk, Executer.
Attorney. Juii'il-f.tea w
I7ISTATKOF CHRISTIANA A. IIUCIIKR,
li Inte of fjincustiT city, deceased. Letters
teatiinicnturyen wild estutehuvlng been granted
te the undersigned, nil persons Indebted thereto
nre requested te make Immediate payment, and
theso having claims or demands against the
same, will present thorn without delay forsettlo-
muni iu wiu uiiuc negneu.
UEO. M. lIOltOEIt, Executer.
It. K. Davis, ijincaster, Pn.
Attorney. JanlStdenw-
E. STATE OF ANTHONY K. ROHKRTS,
late of Lancaster city, dee'd. Letters testa
mcnUiry en said estate having been granted te
the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are reeuested te make Immediate payment, and
theso having claims or demands against thu
same will present them without delay forseltln ferseltln
ment te the undersigned, residing In Philadel
phia, Pa., or their attorney ut Ne. 'Si North lluke
street, Umeustcr, l'u.
ISAAC K. KOIIKUTH,
IIKNItr A. llOIIKUTS,
JOHN L.ltOHEUTS,
Jehn V. ArrxL, Execulere.
Attenicy. fMitdtuiw
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS AND
UtTNNEIIH. All persons are hereby for.
bidden te trespass en any of the lands of the
Cornwall or Speedwell eaUites, In Lebanon nnd
iJinMisier counties, wneiner inciesca erunin.
closed, either for the purpose of sheeting or listi
lug, as the law will be rigidly enforced against
nil trespassing en suld lauds of the undersigned
after this notice.
'M. COLEMAN FKEEMAN,
ii. i-r.uui Ai.iiri.'s,
KUIVAUI) C. FllEEMAN,
Attorney for 11. W. Celeman's be Ira.
ectlltfdiw
s
AINT-RAl'HAEL WINE.
INFORMATION.
The Salnt-ltaptmcl Wiuohusudelieleiis lluveur
and la ilrunk in tun principal cniesei jiussia,
nnd Seutli Ameiicu. (ireat
llrltalli, India, undsoen. The iliiuntity exported
nuiimill) Is sunk-lent proof of Itsstubllliy uml
staying powers, while for the real connoisseur
there is no wlne that can be censlduiud IU
suiierler.
iit-TheSaliit-Itaphacl Wlne Company, Valence,
Department of the Dreme (France. j
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
flS-tia Ne. SJ EAST KIN.G SlUEET.
FOB MI.H Oft JtK.VT,
I7IOR RENT.
I: ItiHMns for leslilence or lodging nt Ne. 3.1
EAST KI.NU hTUKKT. fldlwd
IJIOlt RENT,
JL1 The IdiII :HNHeel-,in thllilstery of Hleln,
inetr biillillug, Ne. 3.11s North Queen street. Ap.
ply te n J, U8TKI.NMF.T7,.
lJtfd
-IHOR HAl.lUHt RKNT.
V The pivpeitj'iif tlie Inte A. I
Iteberls. en
llel King nud Prince HtiTetd.
Slury lliilldlug " Itutieilft Hall :"
ne Ktnuda In liaement, Ac, Ac.,
1,1117(0 i unsi
valualilebusl. Ac. Fer lsir-
iiciiiam, appiy in
JOHN W. APPEL, Altiiniey.
Ne. .tl North Duke Slteet,
lidi(V2l,VAliiri,7.tUI
ITwm.SAI.nulMtKNT.
L1 TmeTHKEE-STOUY IIIIICK HOUSES, Iu
couiM'ef completion, nn North Llme I reel he
tneen Lemen nnd JauiCK, eeutalnlng II loom,
u Ith nil modern Improvement i let iUa feet.
EOll KENT.
!t-tery ltrlck Heuo, 31 KaxtdamenntiTct.
itery llrlck 1 1 out, 'ill Ent Krpdertck.
'.'ntery llilcK Hiiiie, SO Eat I'mlerlek.
Tetiaecu Will cheline, ?J00 feet.
Applvlu A. W. lll'SSELL,
felrilitd ta Eut King street.
quTmians7 CtUMIT ITaT.k."
ON THl'UlDAY.MAP.CHll, 1-nO,
t the l.eep.iiil Hetel, In tlie city of ijuiciKlcr,
I lie iiiiiletlgueil adintiiNtriiter of AIIhtI M.
ahni, ileeeaed. III expose, liy vlitue iifan or
der or the OrpluiiM Court of Liincrtlerieuuly,
te public sale, all Hint certain tlilvo-sterv tulek
DWELLI.MI IHIl'sE AND LOT OF OlfOUND,
Nn. 311 Nei1h l.tmeslieet, Iu the Cltvef Lancns
ler. The let contain In front IK feet and In
depth IXMeet.late the property of Albeit M.
y.uhm. ileccueil
Sale teenminence ut 7 o'clock, when nttend
mice Mill he given anil terms made known by
EDWAItDJ..AIIM,
Administrator of Albert M. Zahiii, dee'd.
II. Siii'miKr. Auctioneer. lelilsJd
QRI'llANS'COl'UTSALIX
ON SATl'UDAY, MAItCH 7, IssS.
At the I.eeiaiil hotel, will be sold by the under
signed, ndiiitutstniter of Frederick Miller, di
censed, by virtue of mi orderef the Orphans'
Court or Lancaster county, the following de
scribed Itent Estate, te wit :
All that certain oni-stery
lOt'sK, unit !et or piece -"
IIIIICK DWF.I.I.INU
IIOt'sK, unit !ut or piece "ground, situated en
the south side of West Orange stleel, (Jld) Ijin
cnstcrellv, containing In trout en said Orange
stnit !l feet, mere erlesH,uud extending of that
width In ileptli 2IA feet, ten II feet wide public
alley: inljelulng proiertlcsef Hcnrv Wolf and
ethers.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. in., efsald
day w hell terms w 111 tie made knew n by
OEOKCE F. Mil. I.Kit,
Admliilstruter.
lltMtv Mii'bert, Auci. fejill,2l,sAnuVR,7
t SSKINK1-S' SALE
fV ( 1TV PltePEUTY.
OF VAl.l'AHLE
ON MONDAY. MAItCH lit, Is-vl.
Ilr virtue of an order of the Court of Common
Pleas of Imcaster county, Hie undersigned will
exsise te Public .ite. at the Kejslene Heuse,
North tjuecn street, Lancaster city, the fellow
lug dtscrlticd Itiil Klate, vl
Ne. 1. A Two-sterv and Attic IIKK'K DWELL
ISO HOOK, with Twe sterv ltrlck Hick llulld
lug und One story Frame h lichen attached, anil
Let or Piece of Oreiiud belonging theiete. Ne.
1.V East Lemen street. In said city, eeutalnlng in
front en said East Lemen street '.M feet, mere or
less, and extending Iu depth 131 feet, mere or
h.-. ten nine feet wide alley The liniise Is pa
Mred throughout, has recently been painted,
und Is In excellent condition. It contains nine
rooms, w Ith n Isith room In rear of second story,
with gas and water cniiieuleuces, and has n
three feet w Ide side alley. This iirnvrty Is very
desirably located, being cenieiilent te itie busl
ncs centres and the Fanners' Northern Market.
Nn.i! The undivided one-seventh Inttl-cst In
that valuable pnierty. Ne. 213 North tjueen
street, said city, containing In front en said
stni-t :w feet, mere or less, and extending Iu
depth '.' feet te christian street : en which ts
erected a large 2 story basement brick DWELI
INIi HOOK nnd store Properly, w ith Mahlc In
rear The property Is In excellent repair, Is lo
cated In the central and business portion of the
city, and would be n safe and valuable Invest
ment te nny one purchasing this Interest. Per
sons wishing tev lew the premises prier te day
of sate, will rati en the parties residing thereon,
or en theuuctlenecr
sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. in., et said
day, when terms of sale will tie made known by
THOS. 11. COCHKAN.
Assignee of Jixeph Samson und wile,
llr.Miv Sui'iieirr, A net. fcbSl-M.W.Ftsd
ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF VALU--VIII.E
CITY l'UOPEItTY.
ON SATlMtDAY. MAItCH II, 1.S3,
llv
virtue of nnd In pursuance of an order of
the Orphans' Cem t the undersigned will sell ut
public sale ut the Cisiner Heuse ou West Ktnir
stnsjt. Umciisteriity, Pa., the following real es
tate, viz :
Se. 1, All these live two-story llltlCK
DWELLINli HeOEN wl'h tuo-tery brick
back buildings, mid ether outbuildings, and lets
ofgreuud thereto belonging, situate NiM.2ll,;n,
'Hi, 217 and 'Jlu, un the north slde of East Fn-der-lek
street, Lancaster city. Each house lias n
frontage et 111 feel, it Inches, Including an ullcv
(except 219. which flenls 21 feet, s Inches), an'l
iu depth lllWfeet.
Ne. 2. All that certain two-story Flt.VSIE
DWELLING IIOCsE. with enesttnry frame
Kick building ami let of ground t hereto belong
lag. situate ou the east side of Market street,
north of Frederick street, Lancaster city. The
let fronts l'J feet, mere or less, en Market striti,
and extends In depth S3 feet, mere or less.
Nn. 3. All thai certain let or piece of ground
situate en the southwest corner of North Ship
pen and East New streets. In the city of Lancus
ier. The let has u frontageef nn feet en Shlppcn
street and extends In depth along New street
Jlrt feet, te Jeffersen ullcv.
Se. I. All that certain l.et or piece ofgreuud,
situated en the west side of North Lime street,
north el James, in the ettv of Lancaster, eon-
tulnlug In front en said North Lime street,!')
un anu in iii'iun di.i ici'i, ie iuerry aiiey.
Ne. 5. All tliat certain l.et or piece of ground,
situated en the cost side of North Llute street,
north of Frederick, in the city of Lancaster,
containing s's leet In front en said North Lime
street and In depth !22j feet, te ether ground of
-,. .-.fiiiiui) er, iieeruseu.
These scveiuf preperlle-s, except Ne. 2, will be
sold separately or together, as may lie mostud mestud
V autageeus.
sale te commence ut 7 o'clock p. in. en said
day, when attendance will Ihj given unit terms
mukckiie'.tn by
JI'LIANA slll'LMYEK,
Executrix of (iee. Shuliuycr, Deceased.
Hknkv Siit'struT. Auctioneer.
irj,2l,'Ji,2SAui5,il17,'.",lii.H.12.
UrASSWAHK.
H
-TIUU .V. .MARTIN.
Queensware
CHINAJiALL
HOUSEKEEl'EItSLOOKTO YOUHINTKItEST.
-A LINE OF-
White Granite and Decorated
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Our wares uru carefully selected.
Ne Goods misrepresented.
We exchange nny articles net satisfactory.
Sigh & lartin,
NO. 15 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTEU. I'A.
tl O Vti f.FUltSlSIt f.VU UOOIIS.
T
HE
CHEAPEST PLACE
TO IIUV AT
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
Geal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures,
-li AT
JOHN P. mm k SON'S,
Ne. 24 Seuth Queen Street,
rnliTMyd LANCASTEU, I'A.
CONSUMPTION-. HAVE A TOSITIVE
remedy for the above disease t by its uie
thousand, of cases of the worst kind und of long
Mtuudlng Iiaveiieeii cuixMi, iiiueeu, se erreni
my lalthiultsetllcaey that 1 will bend '
HOTTLEH FltEE, together with a valuable
tisoeu this disease te any uulTcrer. Olvi
itrcn-
uivu ex.
press und 1. O. address,
u22-CmdoedACimv
UII.T. A.SLOCOM,
ltlX,caribt.,N.Y,
vuniitMi.
1W.V IIATItl'ON.
MYK
GREAT CLOTHING SALE!'
Slightly Ihiimmeil (!(mx1s h.v Wnlcr
anil Kmuke.
TWE.NTVTIHMIKA.VD DOLLAItH WOHTII OF
HOODS WILL III', SOLD HEOAIIDLESH
OF COST IN
THIRTY DAYS.
acnll at rami nnd SECl'IIE IIAIKIAINS.
our only ehniicn for clicap Clulhliig la te no ne
cept this oppperttiulty.
MYERS & RATHFON,
LEADINO LA.NCASTEU l LOTIIIEItS,
KO. 13 EAST KINO STREET,
LANOASTEII. I'A.
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Entire Stock
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Gent's Furnishing Goods
WILL HE MILD 11 V Al'ltll. I,
AT ONE-HALF VALUE.
TO MAKE ItOOM FOIt AN r, NT I 111.
STOCK FOUOl'll NEW STOKE
-CALI. AT ONCE. -60
NEW.
1IIRSII & IIROTIIER.
PENN HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
Cor. PormSciunreiuMl North Qtioen St.
J.
K. SM ALI NO.
GREAT SLAUGHTERS
-IN-
TTT"TT? nTTTIT) fin A ITIO
J.Xnj UV JJJLjVJUil0. X
We offer te-day a reduction of le :! er cent.l
lielew last month's prices. Cremhlc'n eelcliiulcdw
and pepuuir ovcrceu lings,
THE 11EST IN THE WOULD.
In nil the different shades and styles. Ely-
sians, rurs, eieurs, iciiuas, uiiiapeiv,
tlnas. Mentimak's. Astrachahs. ele,
ri'ilens. Czarlnes. llutfePs and Pate
Iteyal Irish Frle.e. liarryimcii. 1
ilcltens and Kerseys. These gisslsei
luid nt lending Iieiises In large cities.
In nrlce from fV( te ni. v'e me sell
f nun . le l.'A A fiillllnoef Oemctlu F
ningini; ::: prices irem (liin v.
SUITINGS
OF EVEKY OESCitlPTlON AT PU1CES COU
KEsPONDINOLV LOU.
All colors are subjected te a thoieiigh chemi
cal test. Our work Is of the best and highest
ttyle of nrt. Our long c.xetlcnce In business
nnd close Inspection enables us te lie thoroughly
familiar with all the best manufactures and
ityle
vine
be convinced
-AT
Ne. 2 Weat Kins Streot mid Control
Squnre.
Smaling's Tailor's Guild.
mnrlS-lYWAS
HATS ASH CIVS.
w.
1). STAUl'KKH A CO.
THUEE DO.EN
Ladies' Imitation Seal Gaps,
llediiccd Frem ti.!) te f I ..VI.
3 DO.EN PAIIJS
GENT'S FUR GLOVES
At One-Half the Original Price.
hEVEUAL .SETS
LADIES' FURS
At the Original Price.
All Wnler Goods at a Sacrlllce.
iMtcst Itargalns of the Season
and, i-cinciii'
her, U'h the leading place te buy geed
I.VT3
und OA PS Cheap,
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.
Leading Hatters and Furriers,
NOS. 31 A SI NOKTII OHEEN hTKEET,
LANCASTEU PA.
TTATH, C'AI'S, Ac, '
Slinltz's Only Hal Stere.
-WE AKE-
SELLING OUT !
OUIl IMMENSE STOCK OF
Hats, Caps,
Umbrellas &. Gloves.
BUY NOW I
144' NORTH QUEEN ST.
(OUNI)AKEU'S OLD STAND.)
HTOVKS.
proeiCVHiTFtvTcb
Mlnncapelig Ileal Estate 7 per cent, bends lot let
alo at 11(1 and Interest. I'ltiprlotera of "Peer's
Manual of Ituilwuyn." Correspondent! Invited.
46 Wall Streot, New Yerk.
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