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THE LANCASTER DAILY , INTELLIGENCER, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1885.
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THE FLOOD OF 18G5.
JtEXVflSBNOEa OF A TROVRLOVB
TIME IN COLUMBIA.
Will the Old Condition of Affair II Witnessed
Again? An Amusing Incident of the
Memorable Delight Enjo) able
Vlttt te the Fatherland.
Regular Correspondence of Ihtellicikncer,
Ceujmma, March 10. Last evenlng your
correspondent listened te Hn Interesting
conversation betweuti a iiiunber of our
prominent cltUens. They worn com paring
tlie condition of tlie Hiiiquclianna rlver
ns It new Ik, with Its ntnte twenty
years age. At that tluie occureil the
great lce anil water flood known an
the " flood of '05. " Se high was the water
that Is water nearly touched the liottem of
the Columbia uridge ; the cannt and river
wero as ene ; the railroad tracks between
Columbia and Chlqties wero flooded In many
places, tlie rails being cither completely tern
and washed away, or wero bent and. twisted
se badly that when the flood receded new
ones had te replace the damaged ones. The
dam was mero or less Injured, whlle the
bridges crossing the creek at Chlques wero
either Heeded or ronderod tinlH for travel.
This was especially true regarding the rail
road briilge at that peluL The (biro el the
lce and water was he great that that structure
was turned sldeways. Travel ever the rail
roads was Impossable for ten days or mera
8. M. Stape was at that tline a P. It. II. wreck
operator, and during the Heed had his Instru
ment stationed In Paris llaldemau's yard at
Chlqucs.
An amusing Incident Is connected with
this flood. A sale was being held en an
Island oppeslto Itatnbridge. Scores of per
sons were present, but net ene knew of the
trials nnd tribulations they would endure Ijo Ije Ijo
fero they would again bee their families and
friends. The sale continued ; se did the
water in the rlver rise, and byovenlng It had
attained se great a height that communication
with tlie main land was net te be thought of.
They were kept prisoners en the Island for
nearly a week, when Anally they wero res
cue", uy persons irem me main land.
Such was the flood or '05. "What is te be
the result of the flood or '85." A flood Is cer
tain, but its otlects are in doubt. Had Hoc Hec
cured two weeks age, thousand and thousand
of dollars worth of property would have been
destroyed. Hut the situation has changed.
The warm sun has made its efl'ccts felt en the
surfacoeftho ice, whlle the muddy body of
water beneath, has been gradually eating,
away the ice, which has decreased in thick
ness 14 feet within the past woek. If this
continues all danger will be thus arrested,
for the Ice Is becoming quite rotten, and even
new It Is unsafe te walk upon it.
Retained Frem the Fatheilauil.
Six weeka age Henry Schlecger salled
from BalUmore te Bremen, Germany. He
went direct te the home of his aged parents,
in or near wcsifaiien, Germany, and re
mained with them two week Fourteen
days were consumed en his trip from Haiti Haiti
mero te Bremen. Bearding the " Elba;" of
the North Geratan Lloyd steamship line, he
arrived in New Yerk city ten days later.
Testerday morning he returned te Columbia,
and at his home en Seuth Third street, near
Cherry, last evenlng, he entertained hosts of
his friends and the Columbia band; He had
n most delightful trip, but as he remarked te
our correspondent, "There's no place llke
home."
Children In a Hunting Heuse.
The reef of Themas Denuan's house, near
Perry street along the railroad was sol allre
$Wterday,Uent-i.ri.m.,-ljy"a spark from a
passing engine. The flames were extin
guished by a few buckets of water lofero
much damage had been dene. The children
of Mr. Dennan were left in the whlle their
parents wero away from home, and when the
llre occurred the lrent deer was broken down
and they were taken te places of safety.
Ketes About Town.
It is is evlilcnt that last ovenlng was a gay
ene, be lar as birthday surprise parties are
concerned. We have heard of three large
ones Oswald McLaughlin, Danlel Itottew's
and Mrs. Sarah Seurbeer's and In each
and overy lnstance they proved te be thor
oughly cnjoyable affairs.
The congregation of the Mt Zlen A. M.
K. church, en Seuth Fifth street, have de
termined te beautify their church. It will be
repainted and papered ; new carpets put
down and ether additions made which will
add greatly te the appearance of the church.
Ce. C will chance off its $100 V. S. govern
ment bend, en the 21st Inst, in Armery hall.
A new truck has been put into use at the
Adams Express company's olllce In Colum
bia. It was needed.
Twenty tramps crowded our lockup last
night. Many wero refused lodgings en ac
count of "no room."
Six train Jumpers wero arrested yesterdav,
by P. H. It. dctcctlve James Kennedy.
Hqulre Frank committed them te jail ler ten
days each.
Chiquesaluuga trilje, Ne. 31, I. O. It. M.,
will meet this evening.
Miss Lillie Ilinten will appear In the Co
lumbia opera heuse en 19, 20 and 21 lusts. 1 1
has net been yet decided which of her plavs
are te be renuered.
A number et Columbians will attend the
masquerade, carnival in the Yerk rink this
evening.
Miss Unttie Miller has returned te her
home in Philadelphia.
Deuth of Lady Richmond.
Lady Richmond, a very vuluable trotting
and breeding mare, owned by Geerge
Scattergoed, died at tlie Gentlemen's Driving
Park, Philadelphia, about 10 o'clock Monday
morning. She had been sick ler ever a week
with lung or, but her recovery was con
fidently expected. She was seized with a chill,
hewever, nd died in a few moments. Lady
Richmond was with foal by Manchester, and,
If the colt had been dropped In April, as was
expected, it would have been wef th at least
fMx). The mare was valued at $4,000. She wbb
net 8 years old, and was Boren-eighths
thorough-bred. ShjjJjad a record ef2.33j.f, but
had shown speed away down in the twenties.
- Funeral of Win. F. Shuttle, Jr.
This aftornoen the funeral of Wm. F.
Schultze, Jr., took place from his late resi
dence en North Llme street, and
was very large, Division Ne 7 Uni
form rank, Knights of Pythias, anil
the Lancaster Llederkrauz attended. The
former wero fully equipned and the Citv
band accompanied thorn. Rev. C. F. IIeupl
preached the funeral sermon and the Inter
ment was made at the Lancaster cometery
Accidents at Uuarrytllle.
Mis. Shirk, the woman who was acciden
tally shot by her husband In Quurryville, en
Sunday, was a trllle Improved this morning.
The ball has net yet been extracted.
Monday afternoon as L. T. Henscl mid W.
J. Hess were crossing the railroad at the
watcr-tank,iu Quarryvllle. just as the herse's
front rect touched the track he lumped back
when an englne and tender dashed past. An
instant later the parties would have been
kllled. The horse turned and ran for Heme
distance before he was stepped.
Let Justice Be Dene.
Frem the Doylcstewn Democrat,
Newhere has favoritism taken a stronger
held than In the military and naval branches
of the public service. Net only have favor
ites been kept in soft places at Washington,
but in the matter of promotion the Junier has
uften overleaped the senior, because he was
the pet of seme oue in power. We ropeat, we
wWi te bee this aysteui of Injustice brought
te a dead step, and we believe Mr. Clevcland
' te u the man te de It
rrayers for General Grant.
At (he weekly conferenco of Methodist
ministers in Chicago by a unanimous vote, a
resolution was passed te the effect that the
city churches make next Nuudav a special
day of prayer for the spiritual ami physical
welfare of General Grant.
I'roprleter Knight Dabbling In Polities.
The Democratic Central association, of
Reading, have their 'headquarters at the
Grand Central hotel. At its meeting nil Sat
urday evenlng n resolution was passed te
fcclcct another place for the reason that the
proprietor of the building brought a number
of colored men from Lancaster and made
them vote the Republican ticket.
Appointed Tax Collector.
J. U. Shults or Ellzabethtewn borough,
has been uppelnted by the comity commis
sioners te collect the state and ceuuty tax for
that lioreugh.
Large Rale of Htecks and nends.
The sale of stocks and bends at the Cooper
house, yesterday aiteraoen.) amounted, te
$32,007, (ft,
WITHIN ONE HVNDRED MIIE8.
The Rerks county fair at Rending begins
en Sept, 8 and ends Sept. 11 ) that of Yerk Is
Oct. 0-0.
Reading councils have agreed te multe
the license for skating rinks (150 er
annum.
Harry Davl3, or Chadd's Ferd, Delaware
county, Is recognized among the huntsmen
of that section of tlie country as ene et the
me3t flcot-ef-foot residents or the Ferd. He
has participated in almost every fox hunt
that has taken place near the Ferd this
winter, at Boveral of which he distinguished
hlmselfby running along with and patting
the lead deg.
In June, 18X1, tlie statn legislature passed
an act providing that the insane of each
county should be eared fur at the stale hospi
tals at a cost of $2 cr patient te the county,
all the oxpenso ever tills te be iall by the
state. Alter the act was asscd no approprl appreprl approprl
lien was made. and the county of Philadel
phia and the ether counties In the district had
no roseurco but te pay the lull oxpenso of
each patient or he embarrass the trustees of
the hospital. The llrst ceurse was chosen,
and new a return of the extra cost Is asked.
Fer Philadelphia It Is estimated the total ex ex ox
eonso will be nearly $100,000. and ler the dis
trict (Including the city Philadelphia) be
tween f iui,euu aim jiwyiuu.
Pert Deposit Item.
Miss Wlllle Phillips. daimhlorerMr. Win.
T. Phillips, foil heavily ill it roller-rink Sat
urday night and was se soverly shaken up
thalshe had te betaken te her home In a ear
riage. Ne bones were broken, but she was
completely unnerved by the ncvldent.
Mr. S. C'. Rowland's plalulug-uiil! has ro re
Riimed operations, with a full force of employ empley
es. The Susquehanna pajn'r mill at Couo Ceuo Coue
wlngo. Md Is running regularly again.
A slight rise and muddy water in the Sus
quehanna have been wearing the gorged ice
away very rapidly for n week or ten days
past, and it Is much less formidable in ap
pearance than it was some tl me age.
What Ceal Oil Johnny Want.
WuahliiKtnn Coir, of ll.tllltnoie bun.
Mr. Jehn R. McLean, the proprietor or the
Cincinnati A';i7i (rcr, denies positively that
he Is, desirous of appointment te any l'eiclgii
mission. Mr. McLean s.iys lie wislies te Ik,
and means te te, the next senator from Ohie
In tlie place of Jehn Sherman.
Union of Central America I'rui laiiued.
The following telegram from the secretary
of foreign allairs of the Republic of Guate
mala has been recelvcd by Mr. Jacob Hal.,
consul general of that country hi New
Yerk:
Raiz, New Yerk : President lianas has
Issued a decree pieclaiming the union of
Central America as ene tepiibllc, and te
realize tlie same has assumed the supreme
military command. unuz.
Result of ii .Street right.
Wm. Sayler, Grant Erisinun, Elmer Row Rew
man and Ames Decblcr, who engaged in a
free light at Reaver and Hazel streets en Sun
day evenlng, have been held for a hearing
te-morrow ovenlng, befere Alderman Spur-
rier, en the charge of engaging in an allray
and of drunken and disorderly conduct.
The Mayer's Cetut.
The mayor had ten drunks and twelve va
grants todlspeso of this morning. Eight of
the drunks were committed for 10 days
each, and two for 15 days. The ledgers were
discharged.
IIIK Price lern Lec;llHtlre Circle..
There is no change In the senatorial situa
tion in Illinois. During the llrst sixty days of
the session ended Saturdav last tlie exiienses
of the general assembly feet up, acceidlng
te th e payrolls, te $101,000.
Finger Cut On".
Ratie Garden, daughter of Rebert Garden,
of East Lemen street, hail ene of her lingers
cut oil' by having it caught In machinery In
Ne. h cotton mill.
Thought It iraa the Strap.
Frem the Chicago Hcialtl.
"Let go my car," yelled a passenger en a
West Side street car yesterday. "I beg your
pardon," said the ethor man, "I thought 1
had held of the strap."
The Lat Churltalile Appeal.
The Ladles' Union Dorcas bectety gratefully
acknowledge the following donations received
since February 2.M : Fiem Miss Mary Mnitln,
$2; Sir. . I no. J. llurtumii.tl ; M Iss Harriet l'aiker,
tl;Mlss Mary tieimlcy, fl ; Mrs. I. K. Iliene
mini, f 1 ; .Miss Kcliternucnt, II ; a let of chil
dren's clothing lrem Mrs. William Itlddlu ; heys'
clothes fiem MHs McCirauu, und clothing Hern
Mrs William Curpcnter.
As the ladles arc desirous el continuing their
weik among the sick mid aged peer, ut least,
until the 1st el April, they leel obliged tensk
the pnlillc te contribute of their menus " ns
tled tins prespeicd them," se that they may net
lie compelled te give up their weik lieleiu that
time ; and also, as this will be Ihclastappeal
they hepe It will Uu responded te geneieimly, se
that the treasury will net be completely empty
when the winter weik Is ever, as theie arc often,
cases needing help thieugh this society lu the
summer.
Amusements.
l'antemime. The Siiydtuu company will up
peur In thu opera house, Thursday, Friday and
Satinday evenings. Muuilttlus, the clown, In
with It, and lie Ik very popular us an uitlst In
his line.
HEATHS.
Aliib(,ht. In Sndshury township, Feb. 22,
1K83, llciijamlii C. Albtlght, In the :IM year of his
ugn. ltd
I'RAMie. In tills city, en the bth lut., Anna
I'rnnge, In the 71th year of hernge.
The I datives and fl lends of the family mu
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
her late residence, Ne. S13 Seuth I'tluce street,
en Wednesday nlteruoeu at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment nt Zlen cemetery, 2ld
Davis. In this city, en the sth Inst., Sarah It.,
relict of the late Dr. Win. Davis.
The relatives and friends of the family ar
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral, Hern
her Inte residence, Ne. 8 West Klngslicet, en
Thursday neon nt 12 o'clock. Interment at
Woodward Hill cemetery.
I'KVscii. March 8, 1HSS, in this city, Frudcrlck
l'cusch, In the 75th yenref hid iigc.
The relatives and friends of the finally are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral, lrem
his lute tosldence, Ne. 501 West King stiect, en
Wednesday afternoon ut 2 o'clock. Interment
ut Lancaster cemetery
Kcbtz. Match 8, is. In this city, Jehn, Ren or
Jeseph and Elizabeth Kurtz, in the 35th year of
his age.
ill The relatives and fi lends of the family, also
rcu juicjmi-i a j, i. r, mm nt. return societies,
are respectfully Invited te attend the funeral,
from his parents' residence, Ne. eta High street,
en Wednesday morning ut 8:30 o'clock. High
Muss at St. Jeseph's church at !l o'clock. In
ferment nt St. Jeseph s cemetery.
MARKETS.
1'biladelnhU Market.
FBlLAniu-HlA, March 10. Fleurdiilliind prices
fu050de straights, 37fi:J ou t winter pat
ents, ft 75Q5 55 spring de, 5 U0Q5 75.
Kye flour at
Wllftnt dl.lnf
Ne. 2 Western Red,
r I te de oils'. Vi
TWiSoe; Ne. Sde, atSOe: Ne.
2 Delaware, de, my.e. ' -
Cern Utllf't Htitl imrelw utntuXi' ciDuimif At
B48W0 sull yellow. 48)ffilVe: de 'mixed. th((S
490 ;He.a de. 474sUc.
1 Ne. 3 de. 47ftlN!,-c.
Oats quiet and easier f Ne. 1 White,
Ne: ? $.'! at37370( Se. 3 de, aJ3i;'f(
Jected, 33K033O ; Ne? 2 mixed, 35e.
Kve nominal s Ne. i' rn.. "
:wc;
: re
A6e.a.8i,evnr", ut 4?8Xet Timethy iiu vt
at fl 5501 CO ; Flaxseed ftt ll SsSl t.
Winter bran steady ut fits 50&17.
1'rovUlens eulet and prices stcadv i mess
IIICC3
mess
perk, f 13 5U i beef hams, f21 50022 no city
U i beef t
99We;
VASkex
i.wietuc,
sidy t cit
Uacen, 09Ke ; Smoked Shoulders,
6!fc :
pickled de. ,&.l tituc
WKGIlHci
Laixl steady ; city Tcflned, at 7R8e t loose
butchers', tiX&l)ie; prime steam, f? 25Q730.
liutter market dull and price wrnk t
Creamery extras. 27fl28e ; R. a. and N. Y". de. ra
28e ; dairy extrns, 23S2p t de geed te choice, 13
uwu 1, rniuui ue, lMn.Aiu.
Rolls at 70150 1 packing butter, 7012c.
Eggs Urm, with goeil inquiry j Extras,
Cheese quiet, nnd steady t New Y'erk Full
Cream, 12e ; Ohie Flats, choice, llke 1 de fair
te prime, 8k0liijjg ; Peiiu'ii part skiuis, 4Ge 1
de full de, 103c.
Petroleum dull : Keflued, 7Jic.
Whlskv flriner at tl 20.
New Yerk Market.
Niw Yem, March 10.-Fleur State and Western
quiet and rather mere steady. Southern
steudv,
Wheat very strong uiullfilke higher, with a
fair, upecultitlve bulliiess; Ne. I White, nomi
nal j Ne. t Ked, Murch, 88)JGss?ie; April,
4J80Jf.fii Mar. DeKADlUe! Juiiu.6Hi(W2k-c.
Cern K?ie higher: inederalely uctlvei
Mixed western spot, 6nJi01Se de fiitiiru, 5n0
"74"
Oats
fiW higher; Ne. 2
March, 5S)ie;
UeYjlOef West.
April,
"'"".eX'Vil
iliu 1 uy, 3iv 1 eiutv,
Western Grain Markets. '
Chicaoe. Fleur market dull and unchanged.
Wheat tilled moderately active, with a very
unsettled and fcvnlsli reeling. The mnrkct
opened steady and advanced Kk'. fell back,
nuetuatud and closed en the tegular beard j-Je
higher than Saturday, The Inter weakness wm
attributed te mi expected I net vane In the vlalble
supply. Bales ranuetl. March. 7SQ7Mc, closing
at TMiei April, 7H?70K?i closing utffe&j; May,
iMihe
HiJiwslHP. closing us wxct.i line, vapKinex cuw
IIKH'iWrTic
Inu at tHc Ne. i spiinn nt 7.V4Q7Mie Ne. 3
n ni iwdimse
at 77X078U Ne.
spring at tiiu j iiii,. ueuai uniSi0" jse.aucu,
" . .
Cern was lu geed demand, with n firmer feel-
liig and Kenciully higher pilcoe. The, market
advanced 'c, receded ngaln and closed 'ie ever
Haturdny. I'ush, 3X6W,fc, Man-h, 38kfl38c,
eleslmr nt VHet April at MUOIf.w, cluslngat
a35:6,i" . MaVV 4tkfll2Xc,cliMliiK nt 42ke.
Outs tilled quiet litis unnniid n shade higher,
liut closed nlienl the name ns Saturday ; ensh,
IJ.VffiW t Api II, ViOVe, I'leslng at 27( I Mh)-,
aUk'i'UKc. closing at 31 Wc
Itjn 111 in t Ne. Zseldiitivic.
Itailey iieinliial t Ne. 2, (Vic.
Flaxseed easier at tl 4..
IIktiieit. Wheat was dull ; Ne. I While, 87?i5
for cash, KlJti asked for Apill: IIWki ler
May i Ne. 1 ird, nt H7e for cnh i lJe for
Mayt Ne. .1 red, "lej tecelpts, 7,llliu'liels.
Cern Ne. 'Jut 4le.
tuts l.lglil mixed nt Olet Ne. 2 while, Slut
Ne. 2, ate.
rr.ouiA-Cei ii was aeltvii ! new high mixed,
Ne. -i. XiifflXh'.
Oats wen) netlvn nnd llrinert N". 2 white,
Hi'fSr-IIJic i Ne. 2 mixed nt :isjf;r.ie,
liju wiLsdull and nominal i nip. 2 at KlUdKlv.
IJnHteck rrlres.
Chicaoe. Cuttle Ueeelpts, :i.W head; nhlp.
incuts? I,al headt tiwllng lillsk Hiid values
lliiner ; l.avi te i.'.meimhiiuK l 'Mi,! !i; l.viOle
l,:i--i pen nil", l :,, .V); 1 ,:tv in l.ftMi iMiiiinU,
flliitfcil cows and mixed common, tl fiinfj:!
mi:illillli,T.l'j.rf(.i;iO ; kme. m (i i ; kieckcih,
3 tHlU feeders, ! SS?4WM Tnxiuis, tlfjl 7.t.
Hogs Ueeelpts, e,im head i shipments, 4,ij
liuiiket strong and llHi higher ; rough imeklng,
fl 1001 7 : packing and shipping, aw le l)
iieiimls, (I sert.lim: light, Iiu lu 21U peiiiids,
isefll ujj skips, fimml 23.
Hheeii Ileeelpts, UK) head! shliiinentH, 4i)j
liiarkelstreiigiindhMpKic higher; Intel ler, tl 4n
M; medium, fl Wa.1 60 J geed, f.1 Vftt 2.";
choice, ll VI.
The DreverM' Journal special fiem l.lvcipisit
Muetes entile market stlenger. I lest Aiueilcaii
'iehtghet'! Hell 8. diesscd.
Kakt I.liiKnTV. Ciittle market was active to te
day, with pilecs 25c better than last week ; re
ceipts, 2,'jnu head ; shipments, l.fKl.
llegs active and llrm; l'hltudclphlas, (A l.'.l 2.5 ;
Yorkers, $1 !"?. I! reeclpln, 4,'jmi head; ship
ments, 2,3") head s shipments te New Yolk en
eiiSitndav, aenileaijs.
Khcup dull and tinehanged; lecelpls, 2,suil
head ; HhtpiueiitH, leu head.
UiehteiK .llarknt.
I'hilaiikli iiia, Maich lu. The lecclpts nt the
dltreient block yaids weie :
Fer the week lleevea, V,l'; sheep, V.v;
boss, I.Niif.
Previous week llceves, 2,Hi ; sheep, 12,tK)0;
hogs, ,!.
Ik'ef cuttle weie in fair ieiucst and lutes
declined V,c.
We ijuete nn fellows :
Kxtiemes, Uflfljie : mejt sales, l)ifJ5)Je : ex
tra,WjJct geed, !'4itme ; incdluiu, tJjG.lc :
coiiiineu, "Mile.
Milch cows wete Inactive at tWQoe.
Vent calves weiedullntcghc,
.Sheep and lambs weie In fair leutie-it and
prices declined lie en ullgradcu except common,
which were Kc lower.
We quote us fellows :
Kxtru, 4i(J5;e ; geed, 3)jQ4Uc ; iiiedluin, 3J,'Q
3Kc ; cuiuiueii, lM'iii ; iambs, :1ft Wc.
Ilegs weiu luiictlvu and lower at 0K67Jic.
CITT MtEMSID UIXVES.
City Dressed llceves xieie Inactive ut
estem Dicscd lleeves weie in fair le
anest ut 7jtV-'c.
AnATTOtll UALKS.
ltei!'r Muvues, M head city, "R'Ma.
I,. McCundless, 155 head de, 7xV'iv.
C. S. Dengler, 87 heud, fiQUXc
II. (i. Ileekmaii, 8J head, (KtyJie.
Themas llrudley, 27"J Western, Hid'ffC.
City Diesflcd Sheep were uctlveutftSU'c.
Westeiniliessed Sheep weie active nt (!)$($
7M-
s.iLi.a.
Jehn Wallace, 173 head city. 0as;e.
Miikxer X Ce., 25n heaU city, WiSUe.
Thes.llrudley, Xll Western, lffl74c.
Stuck Market.
Quotations by Herd, McGrann A Ce., Hankers,
Lancaster, I'a.
II a.m. 12 m. 3 r. m.
Missouri I'nellle . .
Michigan Central i.l
New Yerk Central 88: rti, KiH
New Jersey Central 412 lujii i'2
Ohie Central 1
Del. Lack. A Western Iks ler.'i lieii
Denver A HtoGrande .
Krle 14- UJi nyt
Kansas A Texas l,'.
I.akoSberc iiilf i;pj K,y,
Chicago A N. W coin ll'J ai)J lt.'.k
N.N.. Out. A Western leVi
St. 1'uul A Otimtu 2V2
Pacific Mall Ul.' i,lA M
UechestcrAI'lttsburK 3M -Hi :v,i
St. Fuul 7.iQ It'll 71
Texus l'acirlc 12! J l.'Ji 12!i
Union Pacific 4iJ tl'i 472
Wabash Common 4j
Wabash l'leferred 10
West'n Union Telecraiih.. 'Mi .viji m
LoulsvllIeANnshvlllo 32 325 i 32!
N. Y., Chi. ft St. L 4
Lehigh Vnlley 57j
Ihlgh NnvlKUflen 411
Pennsylvania M SI W,J
Itendlng 'J 'J '.I
I'. T. ft llullale -i
Northern Tactile Cem sv
Northern 1'acltlc- 1'ief l.l'
llestetivllle. .? Ii!
rhlladelphlaft Kile 171 J
Northern Central
Underground
Canada Southern 3JU
oil 7s;; n )i
l'eople's Passenger
Jerscv Central
I'hlladelphia.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia ft Kile It. It 175
Hcndlngltullixmd K
I'cnnsylx'nula ItullriMd 5.P?
Lehigh Valley Itallread :.sij
United Companies of New Jeisey IX
Meithtrn I'acltlc lsU
Northern l'acirlc Preferred 4.P?
Northern Central Itallread 5s
Lehigh NaVlgutleii Company 40
Nonistewn luihread 107
Central Traii'portutleu Company .11
llulmle. New ierk A I'htludeliihlii Tijr
LlttleSchuvlklll Itallread...... 55
New Turk.
Quotations bf Associated 1'iess.
Slecks better. Meney ensyatlc.
New Yerk Central
F.rle Knllreail
Adams Kxnicss
Michigan Central lCnllnxid M
.Michigan Southern Itnllixntil C4K
Illinois Central Itullreail ts '
Cleveland ft Pittsburg Kullreud.,' ,38
Chicago ft neck Isiunu Itallread
. ..lir.
iiuBuuig.v ren unyne ital Usui 12s
Western Union Telegraph Company
uu
: Wu
New Jersey Central.
411)2
New Y'erk Ontario A Western pJ
AL'ir A V VERT1SEMENTS.
ALL CLAIM TO RlVeOOD, RUT MII
I, Klt'S PUKK IIOKAX SOAP is certainly
the best nnd most economical article In the mar
ket. Selling price, 7e. per cuke everywhere.
Iii7-inid
WANTKD.
A Stout
A Stout Hey Hi or 17 years of age te learn
catlliiL'u Mlnlt lilnir
iiii.n- DUKUSOM'a
CAItltlAGK FACTORY", Nes,
vs
and 128 Kast
King street, Uincaster, Pa.
ltd
DOO LOST.
Ycsteiday murnlug.
stravedunuv from 'i.
I. '."J Kast Chestnut street. 1111 KdlMIhIi I'm? tin,, a
... . . .... -..- i- :" rr..-
iniuiiii muitai w 111 no piiui ier lis ieiurn
te the
above uddress,
minted
Hl'IIIiKY'S (JLYCKRINK COLD
CltKAM has steed the test of 15 years use,
and proved a most cfllclcnt remedy ler Chapped
Hands and Lips, L'hated Skin and Sunburn. Fer
sale at HURLEY'S DRUG STOKE,
21 West King Street,
VrKKTlK PARTY,
There will ha 11 Neektln 1'nrtv at lli.i XV...I
King street RlukTucsduvevenliii?. Mmch leih.
lu..' n'... ...- 111 1... - . .. "-,... .
loe,, iiiuiiuii-nniiiiiuiuriiiu largest, luugcsi.
smallest anil handsuincst Neckties.
Come and
hccmc Illll.
iut)-2td
TTIOR RKNT.
-C A TWOHTOKY IIKICK HOUSE, 711 East
Orange street, nine rooms, gus. kckkI cellar,
hydrant, cistern, large let with all kinds of fruit.
Apply te
HENRY SRUHEKT.
in3,5,7ftiu Ne. 61 North Dilkn St.
SAFE, HURK AND SPEEDY CURE.
KurrcRx, Varicecklk and Spkcial Diseases
efetthcrsex. Why be humbugged by quacks,
when you can find lu Dr. Wright the only llxe.
ular Phyhiciak Iii Philadelphia who makes n
specialty of the above diseases and ccRia them T
CiiKKani'AUANTKKP. Auvick FBEK.day una even,
lug, Stmngers can be treated and return home
the same duy. Offices private.
MIL W. II. WRIGHT.
Ne. 211 North Ninth street, ahove Uace,
P. O. llex GTS. 1'hlladelnhtV
laniU-lyd.tw
STATE OV LOUISA EISLKY, LATE
et Luneaslcr city, deceased. Letters of ad
ministration en saltl CMfute havlnir been if raiiteil
te tlie undersigned, nil persons Indebted thereto
11 10 risiiiested te muke linmediatu paymeiil, and
these
111
Hiving claims or demands ugutust the
Name, will
Mil 1!
lesent tliem wuneuiiieiuy lersel.
tleineut te the undersigned, residing In the city
of Lancaster. JOHN EISLKY.
Administrator.
It. FnSK KsitLKUAir, Att'y.
' fehlOOIdTneaw
INSTATE OF RERNARD MULHATTAN,
ii lute of lauieusler city, deeeused. Letters
t filamentary 011 said estate having been granted
te the undersigned, ull persons Indebted thereto
are requested te make Immediate payment, uud
these having claims or demnndn ugalnst the
same, will present them without delay for set
tlement te the undersigned, residing en East
Orange street, I jineaster city, l'u.
FRANCIS McCLAIN, Executer.
I'liuir l, UiKtu, Attuniuy, fvbl7-titdTueuw4
NE WAV VER TUEHEXTS,
H
APPY THOUGHT AND REBECCA
Tobaccos old v 8e ner uliitr. at
HAKTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT
CIOAIl
bTOKK.
DONT FAIL TO TRY THE CIGARS,
TWe for 6e, the beat In the town for tlie
money, at IIAJITMAN'A YKI.I.OW FRONT
iiMMii'Yt nv IW
CIOAIl STOKE.
RKMOVAU
DH. A.J.IIEKK
Has removed his ofllce from southwest corner
l'rlnce and Chestnut Blteets, te his new lest.
deuce, southwest coiner Orange and Mulberry
streets. fcbJU Hud
RKIJ 4KAIi RRAnT) CORN AN1J TO.
MATOKSfic.a Can.aCans fer25e. llrnnil
lated Sugar, OK1'. !' Just received 5.2S0 B. e
seleeled Celicu : have same roasted dally, 12, 15,
18, an, 22, 25 and :h rents per pound.
CI.AHKFSTKA AND COFFF.K 8TOIIK,
Ne. 3S West King Stieet
TTI1 V ir' YKAUH O V CONSTA NT STUDY
JsJ mid exiMTleiice have resulted In the iniinii
rnctureer MlI.I.KIf.S PIJItK IIOKAX SOAI' at
tlie pi Ice of Cheap Soups 7c.a cuke. in7-smd
Jtl n rMin worth ev m I llinivry
ftPAJfJJJ Goods te be neld nt a very
heavy reduction, en account of removal te our
new store, CO North Queen stieet, (Strnuss's Old
8,NkU YORK AND TAIllS Mlt.MNF.HY CO.,
JanS-tfd 22 West King St., Lancaster, l'u.
T
HEONiiY ARTICLE GUARANTEED
absolutely mire uud sultuble for all pur
poses Is MILLV.h'H PUKK IIOKAX SOAP,
lu7-!mil
eiTsaleT
Twe Hundred Cases '8.1 Peiiiisylvatilii Leaf
Tobacco, In tlrst-cliiHS order. Apply or write te
II. K. WEISKKft Ce.,
Ne. ll'J North Ueoigest., Yerk, Ph.
mai7-2nd
r OST. "
A J This morning, wliltegelng lrem the Farm
ers' Hank, either en East King stiect, Ninth
Queen street or East Chestnut street le Duke, 11
hii 111 nl money, ull In bunk notes, except tl.uu In
coin, tledln u whit" linen handkerchief, with
black bolder. The finder will be liberally 10
wnidcd imkiii leaving Hut Ne. 1H17 Ninth Queen
street. ltd
T
HE" ACME."
Fltleeu cents for 11 linan cake, or two cakes ler
25ccnts Is the price of " ACMi; "Tianspaieut
GlycellnoSenp. Contains JOperient. Glyceilne
mid Is the soap for the bath, lmtierleil uud Do De
inestlu Soaps (PURE) nlniiys enhniidut Lewest
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
New. 137 AND 131) NORTH QUEEN STRKET,
dectHiuid Luncaster, l'u.
S" TORAOK
ANI
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
DANIKL MAYKIt,
dec'2 lyd 16 West Chestnut stieet,
EDUCTION IN OVKHCOiYTS.
In enler te teducoeur large stock el Fur
Renveis, Meltons, Keiseys mid Coiksciews ler
Ovorceatlngs, I will, for the next W days, inake
up te your order, In first class style, at greatly
reduced prices. All garments uiegunraiifeed te
fit perfect and only the best quality of trim
mlngnureused. .
A. II. KOSENSTEIN,
Flue Tailoring.
37 Neith Queen stieet, oppeslto the Posteflko.
ur244)mdK
-pROMlT AND CAREFULATTENTION
OIVKNTOTltK I'MilTIHU Of
PAPEFx BOOKS.
Our type being new and the paper llrst-vlass
we knew we can give entile sat Isfact Ien PukiI
1 calling carefully done.
STEINMAN & HENSEL,
m'Mfd IxTrt.LiiiErr.u Ofllce.
F
ULTON OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY, KRIDAY and SATURDAY, MARCH 12. 13, II.
RETURN OF
SUYDAM
Great Novelty tiiul Prtntonilme Shew.
MAUR1TTIUS,
The Great Clown and New AetB,
New Fouturea, New Is'oveltloB.
ADMISSION
RESERVED SEATS ....
lOund .ilCEN'IS.
..IUCI. EXTRA.
Matinee Saturday Afternoon at 2.30 O'derk.
Secure reserved seats and avoid the crush ut
the deem. in 10 .Mil
rpOTORACVORUYEItS AND PACKERS.
Contract Beeks,
Receipt Beeks,
Sample Tags,
ALL i-TYLESitnd QUALITY of tAIIDIIOAKD
STRING TAGS,
Andall klndsel PKINTIN'ti used bv l.eul Te
bucce Dealers, exceutcil In the
BEST STYLE and at the LOWEST PRICES.
Call uud hce our sampler. Orders by mail
piemptly uttended te.
STEIN MAjN & HENSEL,
I.NTELLKlENt ER llulldlng.
ln'.i ltd Luuctister, Pa.
OAHOAINS IN CURTAINS
TO CLOSE OUT.
LACE CURTAINS
IS
Pair ut....
pair.
H
These mu bargains, uud niiieug them 1110 hoiiie
elegant patterns. They ale In cream and white,
3, Ayi uud 4 yards. Curtain Poles In Ash, .Ma
hogany, Ebony, Walnut, brass, etc.
PHAEES W. HIT,
Ne. 67 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
LANCASTER. I'A.
A.WSE3rESTl.
TTIUIVrON OPERA HOUSE.
MARCH Oth, 10th and 11th,
MISS HLIIE HINTOU,
The distinguished young Actress will muke
her second nppcaruuce lu four et
her great characters.
Menduv, March Dili, Tuesday, Murch let b,
FA SVJIOA'. LADY OF 1. 1'OAVf.
T WedllCNiliiv Matinee.
I LITTLK UAREFOOT,
Wednesduy Evening, Murch 11th,
J.MillM.llt.
ADMISSION
RF.SEKVED BEATS...
....10nnd20CF.NTH,
lOe EXTRA.
Fer sale new at Opern Reuse,
mSitd
I ..V); former price ..fl.uua
.'i'ii .... 1.2s
.73; ... LSI
."i i ... 'iM
.7.1; " . . I.'a
,7S; ... :a
..73; " ... 1.23
l.M; " .... 1.73
1.23; " .... 1.73
2..V); " I.IHI
J..V); " .... 3.SU
2.73; " .... 4.t)
!I.W; " .... 4.l
3.U); S.uil
:i(); .... wm
3.tiu; .... sua
10.00 ; VO.UO
3.01; " .... ww
EliVCATIOXAL
TOOK AT THIS!
AND THEN KMIIKACK IT.
Boek-keeping, Commercial Law,
Commercial Arithmetic,
Business Correspondence,
Practical Penmanship,
Practical Grammar.
Drawing' Business Documents,
All for 33 ter 3 months, or W30 ler ti mouths, ut
Lancaster Commercial College.
Addre,
H. O. WEIDLER,
Ne. IU KAST KINO BTKEET
JaiuU4 '' Laucastcr.rft
IfE W A J) TER T1HEMESTS,
THE REST fe HAVANA CIOAIl IN
IheClly.nt
IIAHTMAN'8 YELLOW FRONT CIOAIl
STOKE.
THE ONLY ARTICLE SU1TARLK FOR
all purpose In MILLER'S PUKK IIOKAX
SOAP. Fer sale everywhere nt 7c. per bar. One
trial will preve It. Fer snle every w here. Ask
your grocer ler It. 1117-Onid
FTER aHl"etTiERS FAIL,
CONSULT
DR. LOBB.
NO. Sl'J North Flltcenth street, below Callewhlll
strx-et. Philadelphia, dues all Secict Diseases
el both Hexes. Twenty Years Experience. Cen.
situation by mall. NF.KVOU8 AND SPECIAL
DISEASES. New book Just out. Send for It.
Price )c Heiiib 11 till 2, and 7 te 10 p. in.
febSO-lydftw
AT MILLER'S STEAM SOAP WORKS
there are dally turned out tens nnd tens of
the favorite uud only reliable IIOKAX SOAP lu
gladden the henits, save the backs nnd blench te
virgin whiteness the linen and ether garments,
llm laces nnd all the pictty trllleslhatudnin the
fulr Indies of tlie laud. m7-imd
TO OUU CUSTOMERS AND THE PUR--TRK-
SINOER SEWINO MACHINE OFFICE,
Will be removed en the F1KST DAY OF
APKIL, lWi, fiem Ne.iJ Enst King slreel, te
the inoie eomiuiHlleiis nnd convenient efllce.
Ne. Hi) EAST KINO KTKEET, where we will be
iileased te till nil orders ler the Lending Ooiiu Oeiiu
lilt) Singer Hew lug Machine.
llll.ni.Mjr.lt SIANUFATUIIINO CO.,
leh'M-liml A.J. MITCHELL, Agent.
A TREAT KOIl WORKINISMEN
AT MECIITOLD'S.
.lusl lei el veil, a Jeb let of Men's Heavy (liny
uud Wlilte Undershirts nt 'AVi ( usual price, &0e.
Alse betteriiin1ltlcs ut very reduced prices.
Woolen mid Cotten Shllts, Knit Jackets, Ho He
idfiry. Pants, Vests, Overalls, (Jleics, Mils, lliind
kerelilefs and Notions cneially. All of which
will be cold at prices te suit the piesent times.
HENKY 11F.CRTOLD,
,, Ne. 62 Neith Queen Street.
P. S. Cbolce llulldiug Stone nnd Sand feri-ale.
qil 1 IS Y EA It THI-niT: Wu7l7RE NO END
JL of dirty linen te wash tliepelltlcalarlklrs
we inenii null th.it Ih tlie only Oilng en eurtli
that MILLEKS PUKE IIOKA.V SOAP won't
muke spotlessly while, illiquid
IV
IIjIjIAMHON a fester.
SPRING
OVERCOATS,
$6.00.
A Heed, Seivlceable Ceil I, Imitation Melten,
Dark luleis
Spring Overcoats, $7.50.
A Diessy coat el leiksciew iialtein. Celer
Oxleid Mlxtiile
SPRING OVERCOATS, $9,00.
The best value. It Is All-Wixil Muteilal, hllk
Facing. Seft 1- met. Full Kell.
All-wool PANTALOONS, $3.50.
Weisledund MUicl ( Ji.iilili'tc of Light uud
Duiksiiadei.
White Dress Shirts, 50c.
I.tneti It.Mi.m and Wiixt Hand, Itu-liifeiied
1 lout uud Hack.
White Dress Shirts, 75c.
Waiusutta Muslin, Linen Ikxini, ncatlv made,
llutteu Heler, ami Facings hand llnislied.
The Eighmie,
Full Dn-ss M'lilieSlilif.inadoef best Wnmsutta
.Musi lu, Patent lto--etn, lined with llutcher Linen,
ia minted n perfect fit.
Trice, $1.00, or $5.40 h.t 1-2 Dezen.
M'Ki.vt;
NECKWEAR.
New Pntlcru, Material, Latest Fiisbleus mid
New Celin-. Prices the LOWEST.
Spring Styles Stiff Hats.
The New Shape In llUM-k, lliewn unit Ulue
i. my Phi KKT IIATS.iiruiiilnlsheil Fell, i.lt
able fur leniliu erTruvelliig Wear.
SpringStylesSeft Hats.
Kiiniliumi'ly tlnielied, the best quality lu Fell,
the leiy Latest shapes ler Evening wear.
W. & F. Special Shee, $3.00.
A t, cuts' Uies Sim,-, llutteu or Late, Calf
i ppeis, . lain lops. Full l.ouilen Iimi. This
!noe is wariauicu.
Ladies' Shee, $2.50.
jlove Kiel. Fext'el. Itiitteu. OtMni Tni. viv
ilihxy. Ami oue fur the hiiiimi price of Oumceii
in4. mi s iriirii am r ij ,i yiiin mill Ciiiuifin-
WILLIAMSON
Sl FOSTER,
32, 34, 36 and 38 East King St.,
LANCASTKK. PA.
SSlorcsepeu every evcnln;;.
jyTAnwniA AND siiekuy wines
-AT-
Reigart's Old Wine Stere.
II. E. SLAYMAKEK, Aebwt,
Ne. 2J Eabt Kike St.
feblMld
Established I7M,
AN OKDINAN0E.1
An ordinance te fund one hundred thoti theti
HUiid dollars of the exlstliiK certificates of In
debtedness, bcni'lnu six per cent, of the city
of Lancaster, ut four tier centum Interest.
Section 1. He It ordained by the select and
common councils of the city of Lancaster, In
councils assembled : That ler the purpesu el
fuiidlni; at four per cent. Interest, ene hundred
thousand dellara of the bended Indebtedness et
the city of Lancaster, the mayor of the city Is
hereby authorized te Issue certltlcutcs of In
debtedness of suid city, te the amount of ene
hundred thousand dollars. Eighty thousand In
denomtimtlens of live hundred dollars and
twenty thousand In denominations of ene hun
dred dollars, redeemable In lawful money of the
United .States, ut the pleasure or the city, utter
ten years, und within twenty yeura from the
dute thereof, and te bear Interest at feuricr
cent, per iiuiiuin, naynble quarterly, said certill.
cutes shall be fiee from nil taxation. The In.
teresl en the same shall be made payable at the
ofllce of the treasurer of the city of Lancaster,
uud they shall have set forth nnd expressed
upon their face the above specified conditions.
Section S. That the mayor of the city Is hereby
nutherlzcd and empowered te sell nnd dispene
of tiny of the certificates of Indebtedness Issued
under this erdlnnncn for lawful money of the
United Mates, nt net less thnn their par value,
and te ripply the pieeeeds thereof te the pny.
incut of certlllentes of Indebtedness of the city
of Lancaster, hearing air per cent, interest, uud
for no ether purpesu whatsnuver.
Kkitien II. An annual lux et one-half mill en
the dollar, en ull subjects of taxation for city
purposes, isheicby dliected te be assessed und
levied le pay the principal uud Interest en the
above lean, collectable uud payable as ether city
tuxes.
Lancastkii, I'll , March!, I8SA.
Head lu Common Council und liiiiiiitmeusly
udepted. KOUEKT.M. HOLKN1US,
President.
Attest :
Head In
udepted.
.licea .M.Ciulias. .
Clui k Common Council.
Select Council und unanimously
KOIIEKTA. EVANS,
President.
Attest i Gee. 11. Kklleii.
Clerk bulect Ceitucll.
Approved March ' KS3-
11 II. I imRRVMIM.KIt.
Wttt7-3ta
., . w-. . -,
Mayer,
FOR HALE OR REST.
FOR RENT.
The hatl-au.V) leet-cm Ihlrdstery of Stein
met building, Ne. wy North Queen street. Ap
ply, le. J. L. 8TKINMETZ.
ii tfd
RARE CHANCE.
A Leather and Finding Stele, with Stock,
for sale doing u very geed business. Ooed ten
sons for selling out. l'ec0n given Imme
diately, lnqulie at this elllce. Icb23-lmd
FOR RENT.
Hist-Cluss Itestatirant, also llrst-chiss liar
her Shep, corner nl Centre Hquare nnd North
Queen stieet. Rest locution in the city. Apply
te RIltSIIAIIIte!'S.
PURMCSAI.E.
ON FRIDAY, MAIIC1I 13, at 10 o'clock, n.
in., nt Ne. 310 East King street, cenfdstlng of
Household Uoeds or nil kinds, Steves, Furni
ture, Tliiiiic,Clituiiwne, Uliisswtneniid every
tiling pertaining te housekeeping.
in'J'-'td WOOD9IDE A K1HSELL.
E
ASTERN MARKET HOUSE.
SALE OF STALLS,
ON
8ATUKDAY, MAKCII H, 1W3, at 1 O'CLOCK.
Btabling for Over 100 Ileraea.
inar7-twd
QHl'HANH' COURT HALE.
ON TI1UKSDAY, MAKCII 12, 115,
at Hie Leepaid llu!cl,ln the clly of Lancaster,
the iindeislKned nitmtnlslniter of Albeit M.
'.ahm, deceased, will expose, by vlrtue of an or
der el the Orphans' Court of Lancaster county,
te piiblle sale, all that ceilain thlee-sterv brick
DWELLINO IIOU8EANDLOTOF (IlIOUND,
Ne. 311 Ninth Llme stieet, In the City of Lnncns.
ler. The let contains In front 22 ice I and In
depth 1.15 feel, Inte the pieperty of Albert M.
Ziihui, deceased
Hale te commence nt 7 o'clock, when attend
ance w 111 be ulvcn and terms made knew n by
EDWAKDJ..AIIM.
Administrator of Albeit M. Zabm.decd.
II. hiiUBBRT, Auctioneer. lcblMid
R
AHE CHANCE.
FOR RENT.
A IIUTCHEU SHOP, COAL YAKD,
DWELLING, 0TABLE, SHED
AND HAY SCALES.
Thu underpinned eilers hi:) excellent butcher
slieii, coal ynid, dwelling uud ether necessary
bulidliius combined, In the IjoteurIi of Mlildle Mlildle
tewn, I'a.. for rent. The butcher shop bus an
established business, In situated en the Penn
sylvania canal, alnui; the principal stieet of the
town, with water Inside, well urriuiKcd te curry
elf nil elfal. Twel'ihsI jiumps In the yard. An
Improved smoke house. In fact, everythluic
complete. The coal yard luilJelnln(,' with lain"
sheds, with apartments for a variety of ceul.Hll
miller loot. A new twoteiy IIKICK DWELL
INO en the same premises, with (?oed cellar, out
building, fruit, etc. The butcher shop und
dwelling will be tented with or without the coal
yard. Examine the premises. This 1.4 u rule
chance. Old bke the leasen for leiitlm;.
UiUSmd CUKISTIAN KKAMEK.
e
HI'HANS' COl.'ItT SALE OF VALU-
AHLE CITY l'KOI'EKTV.
ON SATUKDAY, MAKCII 11,155,
lly vlrtue of and In pursuance of an elder of
the Orphans' Cem t the uhdurslKntd will sell ut
public sale nt the Cooper Heuse en West Klnn
street, L.ancusicr cuy, in., me iuiiewiiik icui es
tut", vll :
Ne. 1, All these live two-story IIKICK
DWELLINO HOUSES, with two-tery brick
back bulldlnics, and ether eutbulldlnes, und lets
orKreund thereto beleuKliiK, situate .Nes. -11, "13,
215, !17 und Hill, en the north slde of East Freder
ick street, Lancaster city. Each honse has a
fientnge of 19 leet.fi Inches, Including uu alley
fejeept 219. which flouts'.') lect, 8 Inches), and
In depth IHXbet.
Ne. 2. All that certain two story Fit A ME
DWELLINO HOl'SE, with one-story Imme
back bulldliiK and let of mound thereto beloiur beleiur
Iiik, sltiintuen the east nlde of Mmkct stri'et,
north of Fiederlck sttcet, lmcaster city. The
let fients lrJ feet, mere or less, en Market street,
und extends In depth 85 feet, mini! or less.
Ne. 3. All thut certain let or piece of eieuud
sltuute en the southwest corner of North bhlp
pen nnd East New streets, lu the City of Lancas
ter. The let has a froutagcef PVIfeet en Milppen
meet and extends In depth iiIeiik New stieet
'.".is feet, te Jolfcrseu alley.
Ne. 4. All thut certain Let fir piece et ureuiid,
sltuuli'den the west slile et North Llme stieet,
north el .liunes. In the eltv of Lancaster, con
taining In flout en said North Lima stieet, i
li'i'lnnd In depth 31'Jlis-t, te Cherry alley.
Ne. 5. All that certain Let or piece el gleillnl,
situated en the oust slde of North Llme stieet,
north et Fiederlck, In the city of Lancaster,
containing tsKIcet in Hunt en said North Lime
stiect anil In depth MIX feet, te ether ground el
Oeo. Ml il buyer, deceuwd.
These several piepcrlliiM, except Ne. 2, will be
sold sepunitely or together, us may be most ml ml
vuntuceeus. Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. ie. en iiuld
day, when attendance will be given and teims
make knew ii by
.M'LIANA hlHJLMYEK,
Executrix el Oeo. Shulinyer, Deceased.
IIk.shv Siicbebt, Auctioneer.
ir.i,2i,2n,'Am5,fi,7,;i,ie,ii.i2.
HATS AXH VAl'S.
y EE,TIIE HATTEH.
Nw Stock ! New Styles ! Nw Trices !
LEE, The Hatter,
Ne. 23 North Queen Street,
marlljd LANCASTEK. FA.
TJKI.OW COST
-AT-
STAUFFER & CO'S.
A lleuver shoulder Cape, a Kusslun Hair
Shoulder Cape, a Silver llalr Shoulder Cane, Twe
Dezen Ladles' and Ociits' Fur Cups, Hnlf-Deicn
Uubes.
nOMETIUNH NEW! THE YOUNG MEN'S
FAVOKITE 1
The Gassimere Tourist Hat!
Durable, Neat uud I'letty.
Everythlnir New in Spring Styles. All the
Leading lllecks in Skeleton, Extra Light Weight,
Sethi nnd Full SUIT Hats. Sert Hals III Veiiiil'
and Old Oents' Style. KNOX'S NEW Sl'KINO
SILK HAT new In.
W. D. STAUFFER & CO,,
(Shultz's Old Stand.)
Leading Hatters and Furriers,
NOS. 31 A ai NOKTH QUEEN STKEET,
LANCASTER TA
BB. MARTIN,
WHOLKHALC AND RETAIL
Dealer in All Kinds or Lembtr and Ceal.
S-Yaed: Ne. M North Water and l'rlnce
streets, abevu Lemen. Lancaster, n3-lyd
B
AUMO AUDNEUS .t JEKFEIUEH,
COAL DEALERS.
OrncKS : Ne. 11 North Queen street, and Ne.
564 North l'rluce street.
Yards: North I'rlnce stieet, near Heading
Depot.
LANCASTEK, I'A.
augl.ltfd
piOAIj.
M. Y. B. COHO,
330 NOKTH WATEK STKEET, Lancustcr, Fa.,
WBOLESAtK AMD RETAIL DKALIK IN
LUMBE3R AND COAL.
Connection with the Tklediome Ezcuaneb.
Yard and Office: Ne. 330 NOKTH WATEIt
BTKEET. febailvd
- J. HWAKIt A CO.,
COJIL.
Office : Ne. '30 Centte Square.
Yards : East Walnut and Marshall streets.
(Stewart's Old Yard.)
iluth Yard and Ofllce connected with the Tele
phone Exchange
9-KlNDLlN( WOOD A Sl'EOIALTY.-W
OCtl3uldMAFU
WITHOUT EXCE1TION, THE BEST
Cigars In the town, two for fie, nt
IIAUTMA.VS YELLOW FKONT CIOAIl
STOKE.
OUPKUIOK
SPECTACLES
-AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Field Glasses, Itnremeters, Tele
scopes, Mugle Lantern, Thermometers, Draw,
lug Instruments, l'hllosepblcul uud Chemical
Apparatus, List nnd Descriptions of our Ten
Catalogues sent FKEE en application.
QUEEN & CO.
NO. Wt CHESTNUT 8T,
1'lIILADKLTllIA
lutirj-iyuaw
vi.eiittxa.
READY FOR TRADE.
We open the campaign Hilly equip
cd with an en tire fresh stock of
SPBIM OYEECOATS
, -AND-
MEDIUM-WEIGHT SUITS
In nil the varied styles new
in vogue.
Prices Rule Unusually Lew.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 OHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia.
m'2-Smd
DRY UOODS.
E:
MBUOIDEIUES.
JOHN S. 6IVLER & GO.
AKE bllOWING THE HANDSOMEST
LINE OF
EMBROIDERIES,
-IN-
Bwiss, Natnzoek and HamburgB In
Edgings, Insertings and All-
overs, all te match.
NEW STYLES AND AT THE LOWEST CASH'
I'KICES
ALL KINDS OF .
Whlte Goedj, Llnuu d'lndeJ, Vlctoile' Lawns,
Nalnioeks, Mazallus, I'ershin Liwn, I'lqtips,
Swiss Mull and Check uud Striped
Muslin, very fine Cam
brlc Muslin.
Jehn S. fiivler & Ge.,
25 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTKK, I'A.
B
UGA1NS.
WATT, SHAND & GO.,
NOS. 8 4 10 EAST KING STREET,
Are Knewing a Choice Line of NEW SHADES
In their Popular Quality of
Colored Dress Silks,
At jumper vaid. Special Ilaigalns In COLOKED
DKESS8ILK8ut50c,tHHe 7.V n yaid.
llEAUTIFl'L
Pin Check Dress Silks,
FIFTY-EIGHT Cents a yard. Werth Seventy.
live Cents. An Entirely New Line et the Fa
mous CACHM1KE KOYAL
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
At !., 11.25, I1.37X. JO. 11,7V
They ure the best possible value for the money.
Twenty I'lcces Popular Shades In
COLORED SATINS.
Sultuble for Fancy Werk, 37Kc, would be cheap
at We, nt the
8 and 10 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
J.
B. MARTIN & CO.
THE FOLLOWING MAKES OF
Bleached luslin
WE INTEND TO SELL AT
Manufacturers Prices.
WI LLIAMRVILLE, WAM8UTTA,
FK II IT OF THE LOOM,
l'KIDEOFTHE WEST.
HILL OKKEMI'KKIDEM,
FOKKSTDALK, ANII
DAUNTLESS.
-ALSO-
"Unbleached luslin,
-IN-
CONESTOOA, I'EKI'EKILL,
Al'I'LKTON "A." AUOUSTA,
AND ENTKKI'KISE.
8,000 YAKIIH AI'I'LETON "A" MUSLIN AT
K CENTS.
Ulcuched anil Uiiblcuclied
SHEETINGS
IN ALL WIDTHS.
TABLE LINENS.
DAMASK TAULK LINEN. WITH NAPKINS
TO .MATCH.
TUKKEYKKD TA1ILE CLOTHS, WITH NAP
KINS TO MATCH.
NAPKINS.
An Elegant Assortment In UKKMAN AND
1IIIHII LINEN, In All Hlzes, bleached uud Un
bleached, fiem (tie. te t5.ne per dezen.
I B. Martin & Ce,
Cor. West King nnd Prince Sts.,
LANOASTEK.I'A.
SliATE WORKS.
All iwrueiiswUhlnifMAKIILKIZED SLATE
MANTELS, eruny ether slutn Wert, will de well "
by calling nt our works or send for our Illustra
ted catalogue.
FKANK JANSON A II1IO.,
Cemer Frent uud Locust ut., Columbia, Pa.
marwuia
NEW YORK STORE.