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West end
: retnrnM te lmm
The party een-
of Jehn Keller, wMTj
n'd two llRUtth-
Jenry lNtumgw-MJf and Wife i Geerge
hdwifc'i V. YeckJIr and wlfe'i Abr.
r, Mill Landis Htfrbeck, of this city)
, ii. BUMii'wiwathdBen. nini-in-Hana;
KjBalr, and "Wife! Jehn Fendrich and
ueiumumt nt. jinsmn who nnu
Mer, useeeia tfiearneiti county j aiex-
r Mcuraw anai cunebicr, ninaueipnia.
returned tqrarhHa say they hna a most
Slfnl titmr both en route and durlntr
toy lVthe Seuth. They traveledin
uuuuvn netei car, "au nicneiw,- iur
sec 'of iiearly 4,000 miles, and hed all
wfiifert of home durlntr thetr jeurney.
ft route was via Pittsburg, Cincinnati,
isville, NSfiiiville, Mobile ana jnew
wis.
ter " taking in " the great exposition and
ng ' me town rer a lew unys, iney
lied their Joumev te Jacksonville, Fla.,
e they remained three days ; thence by
er te jfaiatKA, Where tuey saw me won wen won
leraneesrroroof CeL Hart, said te be
finest in the peninsula, ene of the trees
incr naa diuckbu irem it u.uuu ueucieus
rzi'.rT" : ii.4i" Ti.:.. : - . .
v "BCWigea. jrruui rumiKu mey lveui up uis
f smt te silver springs ana inonce te m.
'Augustine by rail, where they met Mr.
jsprecner ana uauginer, ui uns cuy. Hu
mming te Jacksonvllle they started for home
.via Savannah and Augusta, Ge,, Columbia,
J.YC., Charlette, N. C, Danville and Rich-
i .Mttul, va., whonce they ran down te Old
J.Petat Comfert, and spent a day s then en te
i!4fliMcas0R ket annSc?lde
l1!!' emtrred during the trip ten
I'liliaueipina anu
ent or lncldent ec-
rlt( Hia tli 4n n tlirk itlnnutivn nf
a? -aay ene of the party.
J!'- " A Fine Collection of Curleiltlei.
Frctn the Oxford Press.
tM ikP,v' itioekout, Lancaster county, informs us
lLTJ-WA?i- ' that he was recently well pleased andsur-
3 pnsea en visiting ins resiaence a miun
.'yn-t i.tlmnnimtn find tlinre sileli a line Uispiav
lef curlositles brought from the Islands of
?.the sea, from Seuth America and clse-
V(f,"j! "Wh0 recently returned home from Seuth
i -X. , . Atnaiten. AinnriL' the rnllfwtlnti arn Hnme
of the very liandsomest MKiciiiioiisef coral
and sea urchins he evor saw. Alsea tmmber
of very flne photographic vlewa en the
Sandwich Island, In the Southern Pacific
ocean, of the mountains en them mid of the
volcano Mauna Lea in octlve eruption. Mr.
APresten was a member of the United States
'' jtovernmont surveying party which vlslted
these islands two years age te take ebserva
tiens of a total eclipse of the sun. Among
the views Is ene et the Careline islands which
appears only as a frlnee of palm trees in the
waste of water surrounding them. Tliere are
also views of Lima and ether Seuth and
Central American cities, which are very In
teresting. u ,
DUh of Mm. Jehn Dutrjr.
Mrs. Kate Duffy, wife of Jehn Dully, and
daughter of Jehn C. Van Camp, and sister
of the late Lieut Van Camp, died at her res
idence Ne. COS, North Queen street, yosterday
afternoon, aged 42 years. Mrs. Dufjy was an
, accomplished and attractive woman. Her
'first husband was CapL Harry Whitby, a
circus manager, w he was shot and killed by
a drunken rough, In Memphis, Tcnn., seme
fifteen years age. On the death of Captain
Whitby, the widow came into possession of
a flne larm in the eastern part of the city, and
Reino ether nrnpertv. which she leased, and
.resided at Ae. 608, North "Queen street. Re
cently she married Mr. Jehn J. TlutTV. Mrs.
fc -L . Duiiy's death wa ew& by Orepsy. Her
r7& "r, "r runwal rvuttake place en Saturday artorneon
at 2 o'clock.
The Knnuu Excnnlenltw.
Among the patties who left te take up
their residence In Kansas from Mount Jey,
Ellzabethtewn. Marietta, and vicinity en
Tuesday were Isaac L. Brubaker and family,
Aaren Brandt, Xanneeus Brandt, David
Martin, Pharlea Metzler, David Rohrer,
Christian Rohrer, Abraham L. Brubaker.
Jehn Mi Engle and family of seven, David
S, Engle and wife. Jacob Nornheld and
family of Ave, Jeseph Hclsey and family of
seven, Matblas Crell and family of five, D. B.
Keeperts and family of five, James Raymond,
Reuben Swords, Henry M. Brandt, David
Breneman and family or eight, Aaren Brene
man and wife, Rev. Levi Wonger and family,
Mrs. Solemon Helsey, Mrs. W. M. Lyte,
Ames Hhule, Jehn Herr and family, Henry
Eyer and family of eight. Leander Engle
and family of seven, Milten Engle and
family of three, David W. Engle audi family
of tour, Mrs. Geerge Herr, Abram Hunts
berger, etc. Reuben Horshey and wife, of
Kansas, who were in en a visit, also returned
home with the party.
Death of Mrs. Uhler.
Mrs. Anna K. TJhler, widow of the late
.Levi Uhler, only sister of Abraham Kauif
man, of Manhlem borough, and step-mother
of Mrs. Gea W. Hensel, of Quarry vllle, died
at her home in that borough this morning, of
apoplexy. On Saturday last she walked from
her own te her brother's residence, and
though feeble, appeared te be In her usual
health. On Sunday nfternoen about
tlAlCrat Q svlrwtlr tie llraa afylnlran
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1 iltf. frmrtiX iiHAnlnH ah.1 wimAtnftfl IIHItAIIDnlnila
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Sa 41? .until Hnalli Anilajl I.a anHanntfa f ra TThlav
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born in Manheim. and spent all
,her-
1irm ntirl naaAil It Fa In tfiaf Ivirrtilfth
B. She wns n Htrlet member of the Kefennetl
ivais- s church and a regular attendant at its servlce.
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Her funeral will take place en Monday next
at v. o'cieck. interment in me nauuman
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BRIEF COUNTY ITEH9.
i fe Paxson Brethers, Ellm, this county, have
WnwWL 9la thelr store te Edgar Fulton, of Cecil
iWlWiA"; -I l"T" wJi -
--VSl4FWl:?3IJU,. HP tlnM-AM Dlnnl. nf T anneetaf fr.mriA.l9
8&Wm iCeleraln, has gene West te establish a
'.Isls&wl;''1 Pearson D. McCord, aged 73 years, who
&&& died In SDrlnirfleld. was burled en Wednes-
lUi VVKV3 1
a? in the M. E. church cemetery, in that
.go. and Mrs. Esther Rhlel, aged 70, was
r" J$!P it,e'1 m tQ8 Amlsh burying
Kruunu in
i, '-nAiewer vajrnarven, tne same any.
i,.
Levi Bamet et White Reck, died Sunday
'varirnlnfr anAti attniif (lO tnr4. flnHfil tfinlr
t 'Uami nn W-ilnneiiatr vrini-nlnfr. Tntnrrnant
Si A at Union cemetery.
it. . : -1
5 railed te Make Freper lleturn.
Qeorge N. Lefevre, of West Lampeter
township, failed te relura te the assesser
, certain moneys at interest Commissioner
'Hartman.wlie knew Uiat Lofevro had money
lnvosted, Hable te taxation had him and the
assessor summoned te appear bofero the
commissioners this morning. The parties
- appeal eu anu wneu uuuer eaui i.oievre
admlttedthatbehad (0,000 at interest llable
te taxation. Commissioner Hartman knew
' Lealled a witness te prove that fact Lefovre
imen aumuted mat ne nau ii,vuai interest
'ublect te taxation and with that amount he
was 'assessed. There, are hundreds of ether
r MIUUI UitSBS 111 U1U UUUIltJ.
ft W, j M. DutU Funeral.
rawTlte funeral of Mrs. Sarah R., wife or the
mWeDr. William Davis, took place Irem her
'"Jferj tat residence Ne.8 West King street, at neon
i. AnHr nn.l wnii ia.m t.-sttltf atiAVIlln.1. HflV
f a..u ilea vetjr Aawe"-, .m wwm .vt.
ael Frayne, pastor of the Olivet Baptist
?:li, read a portion et the scriptures and
ered an oration, after which the solemn
tei precession meveu re voeuwaru xiui
etciv tihere tlie Interment was made.
srs. Rebert A. Evans, Chas. M. Hewell,
l Baker and Win. O. Marshall, were the
L bearers.
1 Mpfi Terre Hill Should Bank.
-ftciV uiu vorrtei ueaumv cubic
.Tarre Hill should have a bank. The noar near
't'fij ene Is five miles away. At least tfl,000 a
witii h handled here ou cigars alone, be-
' aHieatlie business of three stores, two furnl
, tMW fiuterics, and ene blacksmith and wheel-
".yfffejbt shop. Thoetl'ert te orgaulze a bank
;ild be pushed en te success.
1 u ' 1'retbjierUn ItetrUdnment.
,H young folks of Ue Presbyterian church
wttl ghe amlssletf band entorutnment in the
W.vt.t r.l.l.Vn..t UMh 1Q1. .14.1.
wmu --iiuuv uvvuiiik w. ,uhi, m i ;iu
e'eteek. Mrs. Westlake, of Mlllersyille, will
read "The Songs of Seven," by "Jean
Iaayimv." Mule quartette anu niuea quar-
' X( lc At the Station Heme.
,9Wnecn ledgers and two drunks were tlie
- eeaSpant or the station beuse ou Wednesday
' ' "Ji't ' ne drunk paid costs, the second
, j,piCommitted for a short term and the
' diletews wero dlscliarged upon their premise
1.4-iolMTeUie city at once.
ti'$iwa2tmm2iiwt'fa ,!.',
W 1ti-'Tr-lm Ce-Haaadw a
Muamk AnbMt Tiiun.
The Italian commander at Mtewh has
kken extraordinary precaution te prevent
treason among the native. He has recolved
reports that El Mahdl has been sending
nmlsiwrfeH Inte Massewah. Hostile Arabs
last night again stele up te the llrltlsh camp
during the darkness and attacked a slkh
(Indian) sentry, stabbing him te death.
The Independence Delge, of Brussels, an
nounced in a dispatch from its correspondent
at Reme that Italy will Undortake the relief
of Kassala. The correspondent says that
plans for the nocessary campaign have been
completed by the general stalT of the Italian
army and forwarded te Massewah.
A dispatch from Bunkln nays that the
Mahommedan natlve troops from India who
are new assembled thore unanimously re
pudiate Kl Aintiui. Tney say mat no is net
even a Moslem and they are disgusted with
his pretensions te be considered the subcoh subceh subcoh
er of the prophet They bollevo him te be
Immensely olated with the Idea of a war bo be bo
tweon England and Russia en the frontlers
of India, but they state that In the event of
such a war being doclnred every natlve regi
ment In India could be doublecf or trobled by
volunteers detormlned te resist Russian In
vasion te the death.
Fire Extlngnlnltad br City Kinplnyps.
Thore was a slight flre in the green heuse
In the rear of Adam Lafidls' house, near the
city mill, botweon 8 and 9 o'clock en Wed
nesday night Werd was sent te the em em
peoyes at tlie water works, near by, they nt nt
tached the city hese te the plug or the water
works and extinguished the Humes bofero
mn ph ilnmnue v,ea dene. Willam Helino,
the ongineor, and William Flsher. the ilro ilre
man, wero the city empleyes who extin
guished the flre.
A SllnUtorWhe IMItaken for Statesmen.
rromtheMt Jey Starand News.
Rev. J. T. Sliallur, lately appointed pastor
of the United Brothren church, bears a clese
roscmblanee te Coiigressinau Jehn A.
Hlestand. He has soveral times been taken
Ter Rlvivallst Meedy and ence for President
Garfleld. All our roaders who de net ler ler
senally knew hlui, may Judge rretn this, that
his apitoaranceranks hlgli.
The 1'lne Orave Inter-County ilrldge.
County Commissioners Whltsen and Mer
cer, of Clicster county, wero in consultation
with our comtnisslenors In roferonco te the
Pine Orove Inter-county bridge, about which
thcre is a dlspute as te the amount te be paid
te the contractor. After seme discussion a
coinpremlso was ollccted as te the amount te
be paid Contractor McMellen, and ir the coin cein coin
peomlso is approved by the Chester county
court, the contractor will be paid the balance
due.
Attempt te Commit Sultldc.
Frem the Oxfeid Press.
Mary Ella Smith, residing near Oakwood,
Cecil county, Md., lntely inade two unsuc
cessful attempts te end her life. She first re ro re
serted te a dose or laudanum, which caused
her te remain In n dcatli-llkosleepfer soveral
hours. On recovering from this she sought
the garret nt her home and attempted te
hang herself, but fortunately was discovered
In the suicidal act by moiiibers or her family
and her Hfe saved.
The Western Union Telegraph Office.
The ofllee of the Western Union tolegraph
oempany.at the Pennsylvania railroad depot,
will hereafter be open only during the tline
passenger trains are at the station, between
the hours ef8 In tlie morning and 0 In the
evening.
Wanted for Desertion.
Our pollce have rccelvcd word te be en the
lookout for Jehn I.cnnen, a resident of
Coatesvlllo, who dosertcd his wife several
woeks age. He Is supposed te be in this
vicinity.
Last Day for riling Applications.
Saturday, March 21, will be the last day en
which applications for Hccuse ler hotels,
eating houses and liquor stores te the April
term can be liled,and these Interested would
de well te inake a note of this.
Des't forget Monday, March 10. On that day
the ontlre stock and fixtures of Celvlu's livery
stable, conlstlngef the finest stock of horses,
robes, Ac, In the city, will be sold at public sale
Punning en Goldsmith's Peem.
Frem the Bosten Musical Herald.
Dr. Ven Buelew intends te go te England
shortly. The English muy sing,
"Man wants but little Herr Ilulew,
Ner wants that little lone."
Pipe Line Heb, Itean, Chestnut Senxl, Jet
Black, Bay, Mahogany Bay, Dark Uren and
Serrel horses, Bay Ponies, buggies, carriages,
wagons, slelglis, harness, robes, Ac., will be told
at Celvln's sale, March 16.
Where She Would Shine.
Frem the Burlington Free Trcs.
Yeung lady, who wants te be an opera
slnger, "What rele de you think I would
de best in, papa.
Papa,who has seme practical ideas, "Break,
fast rolls, my dear."
Gene Te Flerida
This afternoon at 1:35 Samuel M. Miller, of
Providence, started for Flerida. He Intends
te purchase timber land in the Southern part
of the state and erect a saw mill.
On March ICth the publie will have en oppor
tunity seldom offered te puichase a flne euttlt at
Celvln's sale.
Wen the Geld Medal.
Rudelph Gates wen the mile race and the
geld medal atthoManncrcherrlnk, en Wed
nesday night The tlme made was 3:18.
There was a large attendance.
Anether French Victory In China.
The French, after five days' fighting, have
carried theCldnese positions around Kelung.
Forty Frenchmen were killed and two hun
dred weunded.
Riad the handsome bills posted up giving a
description of property te be sold at Celvln's
livery en March 10th.
Amusements.
JIarrli' Mammoth Qpera Company. A woek
of light opera, at popular prlces, will commence
at the opera house next Monday, the 10th. The
narrls Opera company, which Is new playing te
crewded bouses In Washington, D. C, will pre pre
ent the following favorite productiens: Mon
day, " Olivette j" Tuesday, " Chimes of Nor
mandy;" Wednesday (matinee and night),
"Patience;" Thursday, " Qliolle-Girerta ;"
Friday, "Iltllee Tayler;" Saturday (matlnce
and night), " Mascot." Each opera will be
given with every attention te sclonce and artistic
detail, and the costumes, which are all new, will
be a revelation te Lancaster audiences. The
characters will be sustained by artists of well
known ability, assisted by a full and well-tralned
chorus,
J7ie Suydami.Tht evening the com
pany under the management of the Buy
dam Brethers will appear lu the opera
house. This is the third visit of the troupe te
this city, and horeteforo they have been greeted
by large houses. They have visited all the towns
In the eastern part of the state, and business
has been every where large. The prices are low
and no doubt crowds will fleck te te the epera
heuse te see Jelly Charlie Maurtttiusasfurnpfj
Dumpty,
I you are In want of u flne driving bone,
double team, or wagon of any kind, attend Col Cel
vln's sale en March 10.
DEATIIS,
Lib. In this cltv. en the 11th Inst.. All.nrt T ....
tu the 50th year et of his age.
Ills friends are rcjpeetfully Invited te attend
the funeral, from the residence of Jt. O. Albright,
N,e. 302 Seuth Prince street, en Friday after
neon at 2 o'clock. ltd
DDFr.-March 11, lte5. in this city, Kate, wife
of Jehn Duffy, in her 4id year.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respeetfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
her late residence, Ne. SeS North Queen street, en
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment at
Lancaster cemetery,
JesDAif-In this city en the 12th lust., William
Dlller Jerdan, in the 27th year of bis age.
The relative and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence of his mother. Ne. 239 North Arch
alley, Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. Inter,
mentat Woodward 11111 cemetery. ml2-2td
Ublkk. At Manbclm, March 12. 1S35, Mr. Anna
K. Uhler. only slsteref Abraham Kaurtmnn, esa..
aged 81 years, 11 months and 12 days.
Funeral Monday, 16th Inst, at 9 a. in., at her
late residence. Services at Befemiel church,
Manheim. Interment at Kautrmsn meeting
house. Frleud and relatives are layiled. 3td
i v SV'
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Jmrvmllr
Philadkpbu, March IS. rier dull and un
chai.(redi8uperiic;fil S Kxtra.W H0m
IennV family. a-6el TO i Winter elears, $409
4OtdOitriUglrtji,44iMlnn. extra clear,
Vt 0801 se i de stralshU, M m0 ou t winter pat
ent. It 730325 1 spring de, 3 OOflS 75.
Hva llmir nt Kl DO.
Wneat dull and unoeHlod : Ke. S Western Hed,
fW.e t Ne. 3 de, atsiftiue i Ne. 1 l'a. de, U3c Ne.
2 lielaware. de, MHc
(Vim ilnii and Irrviriilan klnntncr. 4S
jsasi
Ne. 2 yellow and mixed, l3)ie t Ne. 3
ei?' rinll nnd wenk i Ne. 1 Whltn. XI
)SJ9
3Cji0j
J9H0 1
Ne. a de, at 8714037X0 1 Ne. S de. 36Q3C.
re'
Jectcd, MHfte i no. . nuxea, we,
uye nominal! e. j-b. ie.
Bccds-Clover dull at 7iQ8Je ( Timethy dull
at 1 53 1 Flaxseed at $1 MtYf Gu.
Winter bran firm at f 17(417 30. ,
Previsions matket linn, tiutanlct t mess
perk, 111 00 1 beat hams, 1.1 G0OU w f city inesi
beer, viai.
Ilacen, (Me Smoked Bheuldcni, rVe
salt de, 3U3Va smoked hams, lOHffiUHei
pickled de, 9iei0c.
Lard firm i city renncd, nt WW t loose
butchers', CKG I prlme steam, 17 ;s$a7 30.
lluttcr market dull and prices unsettled!
Creamery extras, 272rte 1 11. C. and N. Y. de, 27(J
28e i dnlry extnis, SWiISe de geed te choice, is
U'Jic : tveaiern ue, iotc.ve.
KelU nt I Of? 1 70 i packing butter, 7Q1SC
r.ggg easier unu mat Kei quin j i.-ui
20XO
Cheese quiet and weak; Neur erk Full
Crenm, I'AiQl.Ke: Ohie Klats, cholce, 11o;i1e
fair te prlme, SJOJlOJie l'unn'a part skims, 4j
Gc i de full de, UiJc.
Petroleum dull t Kenned, 7c.
WhHkvflnneratlllW.
New Yerk Market.
Nsw VeRK.Mnrchll. Kleur State and Western
Mltlieut notable cluingu mid trading cjulet.
Betllliern sienny.
Wlient variable
i nnd Irregular ; opening strong
mid t.lfhlia htizher. lnler
lest advance and de-
pllneci &.?4e. nlth n mmleriile trade I Ne. 1
White, nominal Ne. 2 Hed, Am II, iXiidfSlUe
Mey, weoijiej June, OlOtne t July, WtQ
Wc.
Cem Early months nnu. late kQJfe lewer
Mixed western spot, 51(j.'4e ; de future, MffS-'c
Oats without decided chaiiRO 1 Ne. 2 March,
3et April, 37(:e: May, 37He Stale, Xllla ;
Western, 38$llc.
Ure Stock Prices,
Cuicaoe. Cattle Itecelpts, 5.9J0
head :
and I
liln.
iiients. 2.oe head i market slew and barely
steady
tidy fat 1,100 te i.ttoe pound steers tu
uesi
demand ; sales 1,030 te l,?e pounds utH'Jig
; ,2uote l,Xl pounds, f4 OeffJ .1. ; 1,3m te
...kit.iila t 'm? no . liiitchntV ktnfr.
4 Ml!
1.B0U pounds, S 2505 W'S butchers' stuff,
cmnnuin. -2 'i",.i 1X1 ! medium. S3 OOfM 23 1 iroed.
(.1 20G4M); Blockers, 3 C0Q4 20; feeders, $ I 10
4 no Texnns, f 104 75.
MORS HCCCipiS, 2i,UM llCItll l 8Ullim-lll1, !,. ;
market strong and 5e hlichet t rough packing,
$1 W(4( parking and shipping, Vt) te 4ue
pounds, (4 0A4 M: light, IM te 215 pounds,
$12.'i4 Mj skips, f3W$l 2.1.
Sbcep Receipts, 2,VM bead ; shipments, 1,100 1
market steady and prices linn ; liilerlur,
50fl2 75; Uli'dliim, W W'l 23; geHl. SJ 60
(4 no : choice, f IQ4 50 ; extra sheep and lambs,
$IG0Q3.
Kast I.inintTT. Cattle market was firm, with
the demand slew ; prlme sold nt 13 75Q ; fair te
geed, .VT(3 W ; common, l UHil 73 ; ncelpts, Mi
head ; shipments, l'J.
Hogs active, linn: Philadelphia, 5 15f?5)t
best Yorkers. 3i)0a5 10; cominen, Ii fceQI MM
receipts, lne head shipments, Snehend.
Sheep wnru In fair demand and held fllinly;
receipt, 800 head : shipments, 430 head ; prime,
H 40U2IU); fair te geed, $37301.
m
Stock Market.
Quotations by lteed, McQrann A Ce , Bankers,
Lancaster. Pa.
11 A. K
Missouri Pacific.
Michigan Central
New Yerk Central 91 !
New Jersey Centrul 40)i
Ohie Central..
Ilel. Ijick. A Western 1U
Denver A UloUmnde ....
Krle
Kansas A Texas l)i
JjikoBIiero 03
Chicago A N. V com OfJVi
N. N.. Out. A Western
St. Paul A Omaha. 2f
Pacific Mall lit
Hechcs,ter A Pittsburg .... .1
St. Paul 73
Tnxas Pacific M
Union Pacific Mi
Wabash Common li
Wabash Preferred ....
West'n Union Telegraph., u)
Louisville A Nashville ZIY,
N. V., Ciil. A hU I.
Ijhlgh Valley
Lehigh Nuvlgatlen
Pennsylvania. Wi
Ueadlng 'J 1-1'i
P. T. A llutrale
Northern Pacltle Cem.... . .
Northern Pacltle Prof.... !
Itestenvllle
Philadelphia A Krle
Northern Central
Underground
Canada Southern
Oil 7.,i
Peeple's Pussungcr
Jers")V Ccntml
40
ni
7i
New Yerk.
Quotations by Associated Press,
Stocks n.ulet nnd firm, Meney easy at lc.
New Yerk Central
Krle Itultread
Adams Kxprcss
Michigan Central Kail read
Michigan Southern Hall read.,
Illinois Central Jtallread
St
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14J2
1
iss
120
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40K
1W
Cleveland A Pittsburg Kallread
Chicago A lteck Island Kallread
Pittsburg A Kert Wayne Hal read
Western Union Telegraph Company..
Teledo A Wabash
New Jersey Central
New Yerk Ontario A Western
Philadelphia.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stacks strong.
Philadelphia A Erie It. It 17K
Heading Kallread W,
Pennsylvania Kallread Hk
Lehigh Valley Kallread 57
United Companies or New Jersey 1K3
Northern Pacinc lt:
Northern Pacific Prefened 13;,
Northern Central Kallread lx
Lehigh Navigation Company 40
NorrTstewn llaliread 107
Central Transportation Company at
llutrale, New Yerk A Philadelphia 2U
LIUle Schuylkill Hallread K
NEW Anrr.llTIBSXESTS.
PUBLIOSALeT ON 'erIDAyV MARCli
13, of Household and Kltchen Furniture. nt
Ne. 217 Kast -Ml 111 In street. 1-ule te rommence at
2 o'clock, p. m. SAMUEL S. KISSELL,
ltd Auctioneer.
F
OR SALE EXTRA FINE SAUER
KKAUT bv tbe auart nrLrnllnn.elienii.nl
the Law llulldlng Kcstuarant, 31 North Duke
street.
mllMtd K1TC1I A STAPLEFORD.
fMxmi
HATS.
v
LEE, the Hatter,
IS SELtlNO
CLOTH HATS AT $1.00
Ne. 23 North Queen Street,
inarMyd
LANCASTER PA.
TESTATE OP CHARLES EFFINGER,
-- laieei i.anea-siercuy, uee u. j.eiiers 01 na-
ministration en said estai
no
having been granted
te the undersigned, nil norsens indebted thereto
are requested te make immediate payment, and
these having claims or demands against the
same. will nrcsent them without dclav for set
tlement te the undersigned, residing In said city.
CAT1IAK1NK KKtlNUEK,
iul2Gtdeaw
Administratrix.
T
HE " ACME."
itivvii iun in luiiijaiKU uuki., . w u whub iur
23 cents Is the prlce of "ACME "Transparent
Ulyceilne Seap. Contains 30 nor cent. Ulycerlne
and Is the soap for the bath. Imported nnd Do De
mestic Soaps (PUKE) always en hand at Lewest
Prices ut
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
Nes. 137 AND 139 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
dec&emd Lancaster, Pa.
CALL AT
STOKK
REIGART'S OLD WINE
-FOB-
IISTON'S EXTRACT OF BEEP.
FINEST IN THE WORLD.
Established, 1783. II. E. 8LAYMAKEK, Agt.
feb!7-ttd Ne. 29 EastKIugSL
NOTICE.
Kids will be received by the Finance Com Cem
mittee of Lancaster City, at the Mayer's Offlce.
until 2 o'clock p. m., TUESDAY, MAKCU 24,
165, ler 4 per cent. Lancaster City bends, te the
amount
denemii
KU1WUII1 VI VlVV.VKAi mJ.VW 1UI
ei tiw.uje, f w,uue tnereer te be Issued In
denominations et 1500, and 120.000 Indeuemlna.
tlens of $100, rcdeemabble In lawful money of
the United States after ten years and within
twenty years from April 1,1885, and free from
taxation,
first of Ji
n. Interest payable quarterly en the
Juty, October, January and April, at the
if the city treasurer, lilds wills be re-
ofllee of the city treasurer, lilds wills be re
ceived for the whole or part thereof. Address
H.N.HUHST,
Chairman Finance Committee
Mavea's OvrieK, I Jincaster City, Pa.
niAl7,ll,H.18,21ftltw
-MAMPAGNE.
BOUCHE "SEC."
TUE FINEST CHAMPAGNE WINE NOW
1MPOKTED.
AT KEIOAKT'S OLD WINK STOKE,
Ne. 29 El ST Kixe Strmt.
Ii. E. SLAYMAKER, Art.
Established, 1785.
febl7-t
7-tia
ESTATE OF PHILIP CHRISTIAN
Hannlnger, late of Lancaster city, dee'd.
Letters testauicntary en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons in.
ebted thereto are requested te make Immediate
payment, and these having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without de
lay for settlement te the undersigned, residing
in Lancaster city.
UENKY M. SIIRUINKR, Kxeeuter.
U. C. jBaCBAKCH, Attorney. febJ-W4Th-ew
V
12 k. 3 r. .
fiOJf
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W. 17K
Ct 04
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jrjjr ABTtmrurMKitTii,
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H
AlPY THOUGHT AND
REBECCA
TnbAeeeii ent v 8e ner nluir. nt
UAUXMANS
YKIjI.OW FJIO.NT
bTOUK.
C1GA11
FIVE YEARS OF CONSTANT STUDY
and expcrlence have reunited In the nuinii
fuctureer MILLEH'H l'UUK IK) It AX MO A I' at
the price Of Cheap Soaps 7e. a cuke. tnT-Cmd
TT3EM0VAL.
XX DH. A.J. IlEItlt
I Inn removed hU odlce from southwest corner
l'rlnce and Chestnut streets, te his new resi
dence, soutliwest corner Umnge and Mulberry
streets. febft) lmd
ALIi CLAIM TO HE GOOD. FEW ARE
better, but MILI.EK'8 l'UUK 110KAX
SOAP Is certainly tlie best and meat economical
artlcle In the market. Selling price, 7c. per rake
everywhere. niTenid
DOG LOST.
Yesterday memlni;, slrnjednway fiinii Ne.
139 Kant Chestnut street, nn Kiiallsh l'ii l)0(f. A
liberal reward will be paid for its return te t he
above address. nile-tM
XED S13AL BRAND CORN AND TO
IX MATOBSOe.a Can,3Cuns ferSSc. linn
Iftted Sugar, 6We. It.. Just received 6 .we B.s,
MATOBSOe.a Can,3Cuns fer25c. llmnti
seiccicu i.eueu
IS, , 22, S3 and
CLAUKK'S
otlee i havosaine rousted dully, U, 15,
3.1
.lleenlH tier nennit.
1TKA AND COrKKl
HTOUE.
Ne. US West King Street
3t1 fT- rkTVT. WORTH OFMILLINERY
tJJXvrjVVv Goods te be Beld at a very
heavy reduction, nn account of removal te our
new store, W North Queen street, (Htmuss's Old
Bland. I
NK.W YOKK ANI PAKI8 MILMNKKY Ce..
janS-tfd 2i West King HU, Imcaster, fa.
THE ONLY ARTICLE fUIAUANTEEl)
absolutely pure nnd sultalila for nil pur
poses Is MlLLKll'S PIIKK ItOltAX SOAP.
1117-einil
THE ONLY ARTICLE HUITAI1LE FOR
all purposes Is MILLEIt'S PUKE 1IOKAX
bOAP. VorHaleovorywhoront7c.pcrbar. One
trial will prove It. Ask your gieccr rer It.
m7-Uind
A RARE CHANCE.
Fer rent, the STOKE KOOJI and IlWISMe
INO, 143 and 147 North Queen sti cut. This Ins
been one of the lending tlrecery stores of this
city for ever SO years. Kent vcty reasonable
and possession given April 1. Fer particulars,
upplyte ciiAKi.KtiiNArr,
Ulrurd Heuse, 231 nnd 2W North Oticen street,
m11-4ia Lancaster, l'a.
SHERIFF'S HALE.
On FRIDAY, MARCH 13. 1KM3, 111 be sold nt
the residence of Frank A. iHIlcnderflcr, Ne. IS
Neith Shlppen street, 2 lied room Sets, Purlei
Hull, Hat Rack, nnd a large assert mentef Heuse
heldnud Kltchin Fiirnltuin. Hale locemiiicuco
at lOo'rleck. UhO. W.IOM LIN SON.
mll-2td hberllT.
AT MILLER'S STEAM BOAP WORKS
tliere are dully turned out tens mid tens of
the favorllennd only reliable IIOKAXSOAP te
gladden the hearts, suve the lmeksnnd blench In
viririn whiteness the linen and ether garments.
the laces and all the pretty ti Dies that adorn the
fair ladles of the hum.
ti.
1117-tmd
HU n L E Y ' S (ILYCr.RINE COLD
CREAM hasstoeil the test of 15 wars use.
and proved a tiiesteftlclent icuiedy ler Chapped
Hands and Lips, Chafed Skin mid Snuliiiin. Fer
saleat HURLEY'S IIKUO STOKE.
24 West King Street.
-ITIOR RENT.
Jj Mr. Jehn fe. llehrer's first-class DWELL
INO HOUSE, corner or North Queen and Lemen
streets, 20 ROOMS. The best or modern con
veniences, none better In the country. Veiy
Hiiitnble for a first-class PRIVATE ilOARDINO
HOUSE. Alse, has first-class 11RICK bTAllLE
and CARHIAtiK HOUHF..
Alse fei rent, the DWELLING HOUSE NO 4(1
North Queen street.
Apply te IIAUHMAN IH7RNB.
Real Estate Agents,
mll-dtldK in West Orange street.
A TREAT FOR WORKIKQMEN
AT DECHTOLD'S. ,
.1 nut receive J. Jet let or Men's Heavy (Jmy
and White Undershirts at 23c ; usual price, 30c.
Alse betterqualltles ut very leduccd prices.
Woolen nnd Cotten Shirts, Knit Jackets, He
slery, Pants, Vests, Overalls, Cilnvcs, .Mlts.llaiid
kerchiefs nnd Notions geiiemlly. All of which
will be Beld at prices te suit tint piesent limes,
HENRY llKC'lllOLU.
Ne. W North Queen htreel,
P. S. Choice llulldlng Stene mid Kiuil fur wile.
rpHIS YEARTHERE WILL RENO END
JL of dirty linen t wash tbe pelltlialurtlcles
we mean and that Is the only thing en earth
that 3IILLKR'S PURE IJORAX SOAP won't
make spotlessly bile. mT-fimd
Havana Fillers and Sumatra Wrappers.
IN LARUE OR SMALL QUANTITIES. Al0
Old Havana Seed Leaf
Constantly en hand ntinederuteprlcts
LEWIS SYLVESTER A CO.,
Dukeand Chestnut Streets, Lancaster
inarT-liuWAS
RI'IIANH' COURT SALE.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1:35,
at the Leepard Hetel, In the city of Ijineaster,
the undersigned administrator of Albert M.
.ahm, deceased, will expose, by virtue ei an or
der or the Orphans' Court of Lancaster county,
te public sale, all Hull certain three-story blink
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND,
e. an Aertn imesircci, in ine v;iiy ei i.aucis-
ter. The let contains In front
: lei
eel and In
depth 133 feet, late the property
of Albert 31.
.ahm, deceased
bale te commence at 7 o'clock, when attend
unce will be given and terms made known by
EDWARD J. .AHM,
Administrator of Albert M. Zatim, dee'd.
II. Kiif HEKT, Auctioneer. fehlB-3wd
REDUCTION IN OVERCOATS.
In order te reduce our large stock at Fur
Heavers, Meltons, Kerseys and Corkscrews rer
Overceatings, 1 will, ter the nert oe days, make
up te your order, In first-class style, at greatly
reduced prices. AH garments are guaranteed te
fit perfect and only the best quality or trim
mings are used.
A. II. ROSENHTKIN,
Kine Tailoring.
37 North Queen street, oppeslto the PostelUco.
nm-eindil
M
ADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
AT
Eeigartfs Old Wine Stere.
II. E. SLAYMAKER, Aek.it,
Ne. 29 Eaht Kine St.
rcbU-trd
Established 1783,
T
O TOBACCO BUYERS AND PACKERS.
Contract Beeks,
Receipt Beeks,
Sample Tags,
ALL STYLESand QUALITY of CAKD1IOARD
STRING TAGS,
And all kinds of PRINTING used by Leaf To
bacco Dealers, executed lu the
BEST STYLE and at the LOWEST PRICES.
Call and see our samples,
promptly attended te.
Orders by mall
STEINMAN & HENSEL,
INTKLLIQENCKR niillding,
Lancaster, Pa.
luil-tfd
piULTON OPERA HOUSE.
-ONE WEEK,-
00HHENCIN0 ON MONDAY, MARCli 16th, 1885.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, at 2.30.
Just wLut the pnblle want First-class Ceiule
Opera at the People's Popular Prices.
ADMISSION, 10 and 20 GENTS.
RESERVED SEATS , 10q EXTRA.
Fer saleat Opera Heuse, new open.
HARRIS'
COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
REPERTOIRE t
Monday Kvnlng-"OLlVETTE."
Tuesday "CHIMES OF NORMAN
DY."
Wednesday Evenlnc " PATIENCE."
Thursday Evening "GIROFLK-OIItOFLA."
STIdaV VOnlllir "1IILLK.K TAYLOR
ivenliig "1ULLF.K TAYLOR."
Saturday Evening" THE M AbCOT."
Wednesday Matinee "patience."
Saturday Matinee "THE MASCOT."
The Operas preseuted with every attention
te
ueiuu
AXMr AND BRIQHT COSTUMES,
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA, Etc.
marl2 9td
pOTE IS MAKING
OABIN-T PHOTOGRAPHS
XT 3.06 X DOIIlf,
AT NO. 109 NORTH QUKKN STREET.
JatKI Lancaster, l'a,
AirvBMMtattB.
pULTON OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAT, FRlDiYiB48ATlIRD AT, MARCH 12,13,14.
ItKTUItN or
SUYDAM
Great Nevelty and Pantomime Shew.
MAURITT1US,
The Great Clown and New Acta,
New Features, New Novelties.
ADMISSION 10 and 20CKNT8.
11US1;HVEISKAT3..... lOCTS. kxtha.
Matinee Saturday Afternoon at 2.30 O'clock.
Sccure reserved enits nnd avoid the crush nt
thedoeis. mlO-Btd
roll HALF. OH UXNT.
1JI0R RENT.
wC Tbe hall 3050 feet en third story of Btcln-
marobulld.nK.Nl,.33XNe,.hguee,.MNreefeTAr
fitfd
RARE CHANCE.
Al.eathcrnnd Finding Stere. with Stock,
rer sale; doing a very geed business. Ooed rea
sons rer helling out. Possession given Imme
diately. Inquire nt this office. feb23-lmd
-TOIt RENT.
Jj t Irst Class ltetaiiiant, also first-class liar-
tier Hliini. corner of Centre Hanaro and North
Queen slicet. ilest locution In the city.
A n til V
te
III1ISII AIIKO.'H.
ITtORHALH.
J Twe Hundred Cases '83 Penns)lvniibi Leaf
Tobacco, In llrst-claw order. Apply or n rite te
U.K. WhlSKIlACe,
Ne. lit) North (Jcorgebt., Yerk, Pa.
uiar7-2nd
PUBLIC HALE.
ON FRIDAY, MARCH 13. nt one o'clock, a.
in, at Ne. 610 Knst King street, consisting of
Household floods of nil kinds, Steves, Furnl
lute, '1 Inwnre.Chlnnwnrc, (ilassware and every
thing permlnlng te housekeeping.
ni'.&td WOODSlDir A RISSELL.
YTIASTERN MARKET HOUSE.
SALE OF STALLS,
CM
SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1WS, at S O'CLOCK.
Stabling for Over lOOIlersea.
lmili luil
TARE CHANCE.
FORRENT.
A BUTCHER SHOP, COAL YARD,
DWELLING, STABLE, SHED
AND HAY SCALES.
1 he undersigned eilers bis excelletit butcher
shop, coal yard, dwelling and ether necessary
bnlldlngs combined, In tbe borough or Middle
town. 1'u., for lent. The butcher shop ban an
established business. Is situated en tbe Penn
sylvania onnal.uleng the prlnclpul street of tbe
town, u lib unter Inside, well arranged te carry
eir all eltiil. Twe geed pumps In the yard. An
Improved smeke house. In fact, everything
complete. 1 he coal janl Is adjoining vvltnlui go
sheds, with apartments, for a variety of coal, nil
under reef. A new iwc-slery llllICK DWKLL
1NO euthe same premises, with geed cellar, out
building, fruit, etc. The butcher shop and
dwelling will be rented with or without the coal
yard. Kxamlne the premises. This Is u Hire
chance. Old age the icasen for renting.
mMind CHRISTIAN KRAMER.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE OK VALU
AIILB CITY l'KOI'KRTY.
ON SATURDAY. MARCH lt,lS,
llv virien of anil In tiursuancn or an order
of
tint Orphans' Court tbe undersigned will sell at
public saleat tbe Coejwr Heuse en West King
street, Lancaster cn, ra.ine lonewuigrcai es
tate, v Iz i
.Ne. I, All these live twostery WRICK
DWKLL1NO HOU'iKt, wp'i two-story brick
back buildings, and ether eutliulldliigs, and lets
or ground theiete belonging, situate Neh.'JII, VI.1,
ill, '217 nnd SI!), en the uei lb slde or Knst Frcdi-r-ick
street, Lancaster elly. Kaeh heuse has a
frontage of Kl rtet, cinches, Including un alley
(except 21'J. which rmuUt 21 feet, 8 Inches), and
in depth lll'i fecL
Ne S. All that certain two-story FRAMK
DWKLI.INU HOUbK, with one story frame
back building and let of ground thereto belong
ing, situate en tbe east slde of Market stieet,
north of Frederick street, Lancaster city. The
let fronts l'J feet, mere or less, en Market street,
and extends In depth 8Stcct, uiere or less.
Ne. 3. All that certain let or plcce or ground
situate en the southwest corner et North bhlp
pen and Kast New streets. In the City or Lancas
ter. Tbe let lias a frontage of ltil feet en Shlppen
meet nnd hx tends in depth along New slicet
feet, te JcHcrHOiiulley.
Ne. 4. All that certain Let or plccu of ground,
situated ou the west side or North Lline stieet,
north et .lames, In the city or Lancaster, con
taining In front en said North Llme street, 00
feet and In depth 3l!rcet, te Cherry alley.
Ne. ft. All that certain Let or plcce or ground,
situated ou the east side of North Lime street,
north of Frederick, in the city of Lancaster,
containing 43U feet In front en said North Lime
street and in depth HIM rect, te ether ground of
Cee. bhulmycr, deceased.
These tv emi properties, except Ne. '2, will be
sold separately or tegetber, as may be most ud ud
vuntngeeus. bale te commence ut 7 o'clock p. m. en said
day, when attendance will be given und terms
muke known by
JULIANA 8I1ULMYKR,
Kxecutrlxer Oce Hhulmyer, Deceased.
IlKsnr bni'HERT, Auctioneer.
tl9,'-,-tl2t)Au,O,7,!),10.11.1'
ueusEFUJtyisuixu aoevs.
MIE
CHEAPEST PLACE
TO RUY AT
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
Geal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures,
-u A
P.
Ne. 24 Seuth Queen Street,
feb271yd LANCASTER, PA.
wAxcima, &c
-yy-ATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN TRICES OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JEWELRY, at
LOUIS WEBER'S, Ne. 159 1-2 North Queen Street,
Opposite City Hetel, near l'a. R. R. Depot.
Retailing ut Wholesale Trices. Repairing at
Extra Lew Trices. Jy3Md
pilOMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION
UIVKNTOTUK riUNTINO OP
PAPER BOOKS.
Our type being new and tlie paper ilrst-class
we knew we can give entire satisfaction. Proof
reading carefully done.
STEINMAK & HENSEL,
1U9 Ifd lNTELLKIBNCER OftiCO.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUB
Lie. -THE
SINGER SEWINQ MAOHINE OmCB,
Will be removed en the FIRST DAY OF
APRIL, 1885. fromNe. MV4 East King street, te
tne mera commodious una convenient emce,
Ne. 110 EAST KING bTREET. where we wUl be
pleased te nil all orders ter the Leading Genu Genu
Ine Singer Sewing Mncbine.
T1IE8INUER MANUFATURINQ CO.,
feb'JS-lmd A. J. MITCHELL, Agent.
CAPE. SURE AND SPEEDY CURE.
kJ RcrruRK, Varicecxlk and Srscixt, Diseases
or either box. Why be liumbuggcd by quueks,
when you call find in Dr. Wright the only Km-
geu uy quucKS,
tthe only Kxu.
who liiakna a
ulaii riireieiAM in Tiiuaeeipma who uiakes a
specialty of tbe ubev e diseases and curks them t
CURxa euAiUMTKEii. Auvick FBBK, duy ana evau.
ing. Strangel-s can be troated and return home
uu same uay. unices private.
1JR. W. II. WRIGHT,
Ne. 241 North Ninth street, above Race,
T. O. Her 673. Philadelphia.
anv-J-lyd4w
AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL,
COXSCLT
DR. LOBE,
NO. 319 North Fifteenth street, below Callewhlll
street, Philadelphia. Cures all Secret Discuses
of both sexes. Twen (y Years Kzporlence. Con
sultation by mall. NERVOUS AND SPECIAL
DISEASES. New book just out. Send for it.
Trlcoeoc Hours 11 U112, nud 7 te 10 p. m
febaj-iyaw
ClOTMVm.
READY FOR TRADE.
We open the campaign fully equip
oil with nncntire fresh stock of
SPEIM OVERCOATS
-AND-
IEDIUM-WEIG-HT SUITS
In nil the varied styles new
in rogue.
Prices Rule Unusually Lew.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia.
m2 3md
M
YERS & RATJ1FON.
GREAT CLOTHING SALE.
Slightly Diiinaced Goods 1y Water
unit Smoke.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
GOODS WILL RK SOLD REOARDLEbS
OF COST IN
THIRTY DAYS.
49-Call ut once and SECURE HARGAINS.
Your only chance rer Cheap Clothing Is te ac
cept this opppertunlty.
MYERS & RATHFON,
LEADING LANCASTER CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 EAST KINGr STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
H
1RSIIABUO.
SPRING OVERCOATS.
All the Leadluif Ktvles. Shadu.1 and Ounlltlea
all our On u Mutiuractiiru ; all the Rest Goods at
Ruttem l'lltcs.
We are selling n hoi Id, Reliable, Wcll-Madn
and Geed Fitting
SPRING OVERCOAT
for se.oe.
ALSO UALANCE OF
lVlnter Overcoats,
Winter Underwear.
Gloves, Knit Jackets,
Scarfs and eckviear.
CLOSING OUT AT TRICES
REGARDLESS OF COST-
HIR8H & BRO.,
PENN HALL CLOTHINQ HODSE,
Cerner North Queen Streot and Cen Cen
teo Square.
T3UROER & SUTTON.
A TERRIBLE BREAKDOWN
IN TRICES AT
Burger & Sutten's,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE.
In order te clear our tables of OVERCOATS
and Heavy Weight SUITS we will efTcr them at
prices that Is bound te sell.
GOOD, STROSO WORKING COATS for 2.00.
Odd Coats,VeryGeod, All Sizes, from $2 te $5.
THESE ARE THE REST HARGAINS
WE EVER OFFERED.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
We have received another let of theso nebby
25c. TIES ; they are selling very fust.
We have a complete stock of plcce goods, in
cluding the latest styles or checks ; in fact, all
that Is new and stylish, which we villi make te
order very reasonable. A geed fit guaranteed.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
NO TROUDLE TO SHOW GOODS.
BURGER & SUTTON,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTER. TA.
OltOCERIES.
T BURSK'S.
INAUGURATION
OF EXTRAORDINARY LOW TRICE. THINK
OF IT. ONLY
FIVE CENTS A CJlJi
-FOR
FRESH TOMATOES.
Whvveu could bardlvbuv the emntv can for
that 3,oeu cans, all tbe packer had.
EVERY CAN GUARANTEED.
We geld 2,(100 cans for 7e and 4 caimlorliSe
New we seli them ut FIVE CENTS A CAN.
DON'T MISS THE UARGAIN.
BURSK'S,
17 EAST KINO STREET.
NO.
CTORAGE
O AMD-
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
DANIEL MAYER,
decS-lyd 18 Went Cetnut street.
SLATE WORKS.
AllpersenAWUdilngMARnLEIZEDSLATE
MANTELS, erany ether Slate Werk, will de well
by calling nt our works or send for our Illustra
ted catalogue.
FRANK JANHON A BRO.,
Cei nor Frent and Locust St., Columbia, Tu,
DXT GOODS.
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EW SWUNG STYLES.
Jehn S. Givler & Ge.
4T-OFKER-6
NEW SPRING STYLES
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French Satlnea, American Satlnes,
French Zephyr Ginghams,
Bcetch Zephyr ainghams,
Pongeo BllkB, In Plain,
All-Over Embroltlerod Pongee,
Different Width Embroidered Pongee.
NEW THINGS
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Silks and Dress Goods
RECIVED DAILY.
Call
unilv nnd frnt. thA
Choice Styles at the
LOWEST CASH TRICES,
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
25 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, TA.
3rStore open In the evening.
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AROAINS.
WATT, SHAND & GO.,
NOS. 8 A 10 EAST KING STREET,
ArcShenlngri Choice Line of NEW SHADES
in their Popular Quality of
Colored Dress Silks,
AU1 Hiprrviiid Spec lai Ilaigalns In COLORED
DRESS SILKS at Wo.tKJie A 75c a jaid.
RKAUTIFUL
Pin Check Dress Silks,
FIFTY EIGHT Cents n jnrd. Werth Seventy
live Cente. An Entirely New Line of the Fa
mous CACHM1RE ROYAL
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
At 11.00, tl.25,IL37K.1.50,l.T5. -
They are the best possible value for the money
r Avvcniy neccs lopuiareuaucsin
COLORED SATINS.
Suitable fei Fancy Werk, 3714c, vv euld be cheap
at 50c, at the
vm.
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8 and 10 East King Street,
LANCASTER. TA.
J.n-
MARTIN & CO.
THE FOLLOWING MAKES OF
Bleached luslin
WE INTEND TO SELL AT
Manufacturers Prices.
WI LLI AMSVILLE, WAM8UTTA,
FRUIT OF TI1K LOOM,
TR1DEOF THE WEST,
HILL ORSEMTERIDEM,
FOREST DALE, AND
DAUNTLESS.
ALSO
Unbleached Muslin,
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CONE8TOGA, TERTERILL.
ATTLETON"A AUGUSTA,
AND ENTERTRISE.
6,000 YARDS ATTLETON "A" MUSLIN AT
6f CENTS.
Bleached and Uubleached
SHEETINGS
IN ALL WIDTHS.
TABLE LINENS.
DAMASK TARLE LINEN, WITH NAPKINS
TO MATCH.
TURKEY RED TAHLK CLOTHS, WITH NAT-
KINS TO MATCH.
NAPKINS.
An Elegant Assortment ill GERMAN AND
IRISH LINEN, in All blzea. Bleached and Un
bleached, from c.'c. te ts.ea per dozen.
Cor. West King nnd Prince Sis.,
LANCASTER. TA.
HATH AND CAl'S.
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ELOW COST
AT-
STAUFFER & CO'S.
A Ileuvcr Shoulder Cnpe, n Ruailan Hair
Shoulder Cape.a bllver Halrbheuldur Cape, Twe
Dezen Lad lea' und Genta" Fur Cups, IIulf-Dezen
Robes.
SOMETHING NEW I THE YOUNG MEN'S
FAVORITE 1
Tbe Cassimere Tourist Hat!
Durable, Neat and Tretty.
Evervthlnir Nait Iti Rnrlnv Rivln. Atiii.A
Leading Ulecki In Skeleton, Extra Light Weight,
beinland Full Stiff Hat. Seft Hat lu YeSng
2?d Old Gents' Style. KNOX'S NEW STRING
SILK HAT new In.
W, D, STAUFFER & CO,,
(Shultz'a Old SUtud.)
Leading Hatters and Furriers,
NOS. 31 A 33 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
LANCASTER I'A '
EDUCATIONAL.
OOKATTHISt
YORK
STORE
M
J. B. Marl & Ce,
ANDTHENEMRRACE1T.
Boek-keeping1, Commercial Law,
Commercial Arithmetic,
Business Correspondence,
Practical Penmanship,
Practical Qrammar,
Drawing' Business Documents,
AH for 3fl for 3 months, or 0O for 6 mouth", at
Lancaster Commercial College.
Addrenn,
H. O. WEIDLER,
Na 10X EAST KING STREET,
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