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rMnnikv evenlnir well niftllllosted
Who Lenten season of sackcloth and
had passed away, for the seeker alter
ent bad many avenues open te mm
iby he might have whlled .away
rablv the oveniner hours. If
U.waa of a theatrical turn of mind
,i-j tuld liave found amusement and
V -- In l IT.lel.ta n'T.nntlnn" at
VfMMen nonse; ana ii aiserueriy u u
t locked up for his pains, if the destre
I him te ee reiier sKatere performing u
ter or evolutions in tne most wenuiuua
itumcs, ample opportunity for its gratl-
nwfts given at me ma?iiiiurunut mm
tnr rinks. II hewas fortunate Oneush
la member of the Liederkranz society,
Ight nave gany passed ins evening uw
I te geed music or Joining In the merry
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Is&taHlse'nts will be found below.
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U plB!I WM"i rrl IV JIUilllllJ'i
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vi ' JWt Running Blet at the Nmnnercner anil
Lancaster Rink.
$"-VfeVM J)200 P61"19 attended the carnival at
Vj
f AZ,JTfc MfM.al mimliAr IOj; miihtnii uore In fitnnv
J, ''OBWmca and took part In the march. Over
iVi,iK"lme Skaters." The audience was se
f t.X ...f (,al nnrf nf Mm rtnlr flnnr una rrcunlad
fefsAy Hun and the skaters were Inconvenlenced.
W. wra$jn grand marcn was started at usw o-cieck,
&t SStWrBtehestra playing "Cllmln' up tte Gelden
it 'wt5 8trs." Immediately after the march Uie
B&5. -iSiilfe unmasked and the fleer was epen te
l?1wKii- rntlrnil and thn fleer was clven
tV?W t&ZW evr te merry dancers and they made
IT ?&-'M,J auMd use of their tlme until the clock struck
:J;;?i-T-wlien nil ilnrvnrlnrt fnr tlinlr linmna well
t? yta .1.. J ,.,!!. hn Atrenlni. nntAriflinniAnt
JSH Machof the successor the event was dne
igS te the admlrable arrangements of tlie com
' a:'i''-itee consisting of Iludelph Gate Ilarrj'
?5& t j Cfcrtiart, CharlosGreetzlngor, CharlesTncker
?iSfA'&WlUlam Ilrecht. Harry Sucklus and C. G.
Strlekler.
AT TUB LANCASTEIl 1UNK,
vsil&ifl -v'At the Lancaster rink en West Klnir street
ii .: a f" . -
r;4SsiJr.a, carnl vaI was also given. The attendance of
jii W japeetatera was very large, mid nearly all the
,'.iig- u.aaatlBg room was uikeii. ruegranu inarcii
VfM& w' lee place at v o'cieck ana about iweniy-iive
w vslr.H'V,-F AvfA In f.itiew irtBiiimna ratH inlrwiftrl
jS't'. "?vs"?. '" f".f- :v"'..r"."T.'
', Mid all enloyed the Bleating until a late hour.
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F' JrA-lvV AaiwI lArrnrmAnFA nt tliA flniin IlnuiieA
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s3 S"'; uurrinif rigni mine uaiiery.
sHfe''- "A large audience greeted Sheek Cellier's
!SBs ''Light o'endon" In Fulton opera heuse
3t.i'4i' tlaldVAnlnir. This wnlLktinwri MnertnMilnr
? Ctl tg i nAlu1mfl liaa heAn (vtTrAn Iiani liAfnra anrl
? TOT1 Vvkaa proved te be quite a faverite with local
5Vjj"'V- tbeatre-goers. It deals with the fortunes et
f nuatner. ana uiitrera Armviaae. wne uv a
. skllllul robbery manages te get possession of
Hareld's heritage. The story Is rather cle!
etly told, but much of the plot seems te be
sacrificed te the exigencies ofthe stage situa
tions. In ethor words the dlalogue often
seems te be made te lit the scenery The
scenery carried by the company is among the
finest ever shown here.
The parts were taken capably by the ;
pany last evening and the audience;" f
.flliv " Mm nnnlnlKin --"" i 10m. '1 lie
rtw"1 hl,ei?i- "ftSln this eveiilnir.
Y rOUNDED nV OAI.t.KRV OODS.
There was iiUe a row in the gallery
"during the performance, and the facts ns
developed at the hearing before Alderman
Fordney this morning weie about as fol fel fol
eows: A boy named Julius Lechler was
creating a disturbance and Special Ulllcer
Harry Greir took held of him te put
him out et the hall. Lechler re
sisted, and In the scuflle Grell triiiped
and fell. The moment Grell fell Jacob
Baumgardncr, William Overly and three
ether boys jumped en and began pounding
. hloe. Officers Olt, Musketnuss and Itarnheld
happened te be near, took a hand in the row,
and the belligerent boys spent the night In
the station house.
Mr. Yccker appeared against them this
morning and said that while he did net do de
sire these boys te be sevorely punished, yet
he wished a penalty imposed en tliein as a
warning te ethers, that they cannot mis
behave in the gallery ofthe opera heuse.
.. Alderman Fordney said in vlew of the fact
1 that it was their first etlense he would dis
charge them en the payment of costs. Itautu
aardner and Overly paid their costs nnd w ere
diacharged from custody, Lechler w as v ery
impudent during the hearing and at its con
clusion said he w euld net ry the costs, and
he was committed for fl va'daya for disorderly
conduct Warrants have been issued for the
ether boys Mho were engaged in the row.
IXKBEIIKHASZ EASTEll FES Tl fAL.
-Concert. Rail anil Joyeu Celebrntlen uf the
Singing Society.
The Easter festival at the hall ofthe I.Ieder-
.. Jkranz association, en Grant street, last even-
lBg was a great success, in point of the num-
tber in attendance, as well as with regard te
the excellence of the pregramme rendered.
It opened with the concert, at which the
selections rendered were as fellows :
r TAMT I.
I. t!TS"i UTBnure .erma)"iJCiimij,urii3irBure.
i&t r Has Deutsche Lied Uierns (Kalllweaa),
j lM j , I.lcder
"VTfC net-" I Am an Alsatian," (Offenbach),
t " An Miss Laura lake and Mr. II. lira
Vvi; -'lfln Llfihatcrllnnfr'Tfliinr finln. Kicm
Overture "Nerma," (UclllnO.aresli's Orchestra.
nuaj,
lederkrauz.
rnchlmr.
vyiiVMenIlleb9terllanir" Tener Bole. (Ucnee).
WJ.V1 sf Mr. A. llcndcr,
4'lina Unntnff rlitrta t fttt I milnrlfpnn
vrpmw -hv.uta vuuiua i vv -i.-LnH
aJ"l PAltT II.
VVfrevv m u "icoiieciusiw,
(Zanichcim.
i,lrn.4h, frnhf(itrn.
Dke rreescne Chems (iioeprDcri, ucacrkmnz
vf':r.ffiek8chelden (ilaus) 1
"'ffkvSetween the Acts".
AlUff L.UU1
Laura lake.
Medley (Ilewinan),
Uresu'H Orchestra.
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JV t ) Licderkranz und Orchestra.
sj: Between parts I and II there was given a
, mrleaqne drill of a squad el soldiers, reprc-
vtBUBB the cempatly the Licderkranz is
t swilling te furnish te protect the intorests of
ft,i.hIJaH)n in Central America. It afforded
"tf great amusement
1 1 ' r Miss Laura Iske's sole and hordueiwlth
; Mr.'JH. Draclibar, also Mr. A. liender's sole
' S, 'm the features of the evening. The young
,J luvwaenriXAntml ,tfl. n lnnnt!ri,l lln.T
,J jj f "- JV...WV, nu u v..u...... iiviai
in.n, ado cueruses anu tne erciiesirai music
l sprayed anew the high proficiency el the
'.aiBgers and musicians.
i 3fej After the concert dancing began ami was
VifeoeBnuea tnreugii an extenaeu pregramme
V. afid until u late hour.
Lf The committee of arrangements consisted
, ;;;of Adam Itender, Wm. Freitag "and Kmst
y'Keehm. Tlie fioer managers were Jes.
- -- lth and Jehn Heylcr.
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" X'" K fA IISIKR IMVUHED WON.
Veder a Threat te Sim u Nete for 81(15
' s.Smi n Vatent c-..6l.ll, nml P,.Afl.f?linn.
W?A v" That Ue D,1 Net wnt
h'UibOBt Warcli 5th, a well-dressed stranger
at the residence of Geerge Blew ery, a
who ii es near New rrevldtmce. He
he was an agent of the Standard
company, of Cleveland, and was
a combination cern-aheller and feed
He wanted te leave a machlne
Mewerv. and employ him te Intro-
it. Befere departing the agent secured
't-eptetaature ofthe farmer upon a card. Sey.
4Mt ya after his departure a machine ar-
IfTW " ,ue XX6W iTOYluouue UI'IIOI,
.r i .Munery ruiueww iu iuu
ay. i a few days age another
loekliiL' man. who clalinea te le an
af the machine firm, also put in an ap
aeeatMr. Mewerv'a house and asked
te Sign fl nole ler fllA. The latter refused
l mhi nam no would Benu tue snerill
kin at once If be did net de It. Mr.
ciiiklipii bocame frightened and
tllO filil mmi te sltm the note tn
trouble. Alter the signature had been
tue agent came direct te this city,
the nole te the First National
they refused te discount it. As far
'ry Knows, no money nas ueeu
ill the until, mid he inakes this
Pllblln tn nnlw te Warn nthpra
'a etearcasoefbulldozlQg.andagun,
sfieuia be tised te hunt down auch
e nrst man had a very reu, full
red whiskers and "was about as
,The second was about 53 years of
v
rs are the same In all prela.
ntlv mmti Abraham B.
Manhelm.tewBahlp, te pay for
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0M who iWHwUd PMiuh-tm ' te wit
em of th aRaahiMi m the term Ibt exhlH exhlH
tten.4 Mr. HaversOekgave the desired per per
nhMen and was then rnue-td te sign a
Wank, which the agent said was te show the
home office that he had permission te put the
mftntilna nn thn nrAmliM! tr. tTaVArftlck'
signed the blank and tltoughinethingfurther
of the matter until a short time alter the ma
chine arrived, when he received notice te pay
for the name or suit would be brought. Upen
Investigating Uie matter Mr. Haverstlck
learned that he had signed an order for the
machine. ....
These rascals should be hunted down and
punished.
BASS BAIZ IS COLUMBIA.
The Chief Dlfllcnltjr Thatef Securing OreuniU.
A Workman Pinned Down by n Fal
ling Embankment.
Regular Corrcspendenco of Isikllieekckr.
Columbia, April 7. David KeuU, cap
tain and assistant manager of last year's Ce
lumbia base ball club, is attempting te re
organize the nine, and with this end In view,
has Issued a call te the members te meet next
Saturday evening, organize and prepare for
the coming season, which noer arrives In
Columbia until It Is nearly past in ether
places. Mr. Keutz is the proper persen te
help along base ball In this borough. The
onlyetbor drawback he new sees ahead is
the dlfllculty.is raising a sufilclent amount of
meney te secure sultable grounds. He has
the premise of enough cash for the running
expenses of the club. Hut If he works as he
lntenda, the drawback referred te can be
overcomo and Columbia will have anlne able
te successfully cepe with any amateurnine
In Lancaster county.
The Vigilant Fair,
On Friday evcnlng the long-talkod-ef Vlg!
lant fair will ba opened In Armery hall, and
will continue until the 18th Inst. Nonodo Nenodo Nonedo
servo te li mero liberally patronized than
the " Vlgle " boy Always en hand when
noedod, their work In saving life and prop
erty familiar te evcry citizen, they new call
upon the public for aid. Will Columbians
rofuse them and thus show that their
efferts in the twist have been for naught ? The
result of the lair will tell the talc The at
tractions will be numerous, the doceratlons,
arranged by Samuel Filbert, being a leading
feature
Unit out of Cave-In.
Jack McCrny, whlle empleyed In digging
tlie foundation for the new warehouse at the
Keely steve works, was partly burled by
earth yosterday, by a portion of the embank
ment giving way. Ile was fastoned se tight
against a pipe that he had te be dugout Ills
only lnjtirfes consist in several bruises and
a sprained back.
The Columbia ltelllng Mill.
Great progress is belng made en the repairs
and additions at the Columbia rolling mill,
and it is new thought It will start betwoen
June 1st and 15th. Scores of applications for
jobs have been received, but the manage
ment state they will glve the preference te
Columbians. Hen. C. S. Kauflman will be
manager.
Police Intelligence,
'Squtre Evans yosterday gave Jehn O' Well,
of Steelten, fi days for being drunk and dis
orderly. Ofllcer Wittick yosterday arrested Al.,
Turner, colerod, of Tew Hill, for attempting
te commit a rape upon Maggie Stevenson,
also colerod, last Saturday night 'Squire
Igli
jal
Evans committed the necre te fall for ceurL
James Ityan. a tramp, was arrested for
drunken and disorderly conduct last evening
bv Ofllcer Gilbert, and this morning 'Squire
I Ivans committed him te Jail ler 5 days.
IJIljr lllnten In oFauchen."
A large audlen"n cr-'M Miss Lilly Illn
t,,.., s.. lanchen," last evening. Tiii
charming llttle nctress, by her vlacity and
winning acting scored a great success as
seen as she nppoared. Her support Is all
that could be desired. This (ncnliig she
reiulcrs " Llttle JlarofeoL"
lloreugh lirlufa.
loe wagons hae nmde their appcarance.
The old, old question : When will Ce. C
chance oil that $100 U. S. bend.
Slnce yesterday neon tlie .Susquehanna
rlver lull four inches, at Celunbia.
The Vigiliuit Flre company will held Its
regular monthly business meeting this even
ing. Aludf-scoreo! the members of the Lititz
seminary, under the care of I'rer. llrickon llricken
stein, visited Columbia yosterday.
Casper Keller's chicken coop, at Kinder
hook, was robbed or sixteen chickens en
Saturday night
Yosterday In Lancaster, our genial litory litery
man, Sainuel Campbell, purchased a pair el
Iren gray Canadian horses for t650. They
are beauties.
Last evening the llelhel church council
was organized. Oillcers : President, Ilov.
J. V. Molxeli j treasurer, G. F. Steinhelser ;
secretary, Gee. I Scipel.
Chiquesalunga tribe, Ne. 89, I. O. 11. M.,
will install eillcers this opening. Susquo Susque
hanna ledgo Ne. 80, I. O. O. K. held an in
stallation last evinlug.
The masquorade in the Lancaster rink, last
evening, must liaie been quhe a successful
affair, it the Columbians who attended and
who speak In glowing terms of the arrange
ments, can be taken as a criterion.
The Pennsylvania railroad company has
Issued a new schedule. - The only change
affecting Columbia is that the Frederick Ac
commodation new arrh cs at 2:50 p. in. In
stead of 2:15 p. m. as formerly.
The Kaster holidays of Miss Lilly Clark
and Master Hud firuner having expired
they returned te school at Hackettstown, N.
J., this morning.
An Independent Church.
Aii application has been flled in the pro pre pro
thenotary's efilce,Philadelphia, for the Incor
poration of "the First Independent church
(undenominational) of Philadelphia." This
Is te be a religious nevelty, the worship te be
conducted according te tlie early Apostolic
church as it existed during the first two cen cen cen
turicsorthe Christian era. The Incorporators,
who desire te stand In Christian communion
with eery organization of Evangelical Chris
tians, are li P. Hosteln, CharlesYarnall, jr.,
William II. Wilsen, Leuis Itosteln. James F.
Wallace, William Jehn Percy, William V.
Edkins, David 0. Pomorey, llorace C. Seely,
W. H. Daison, A. K. Stockwell and James
W. llesch.
HentOut.
August Lacer.arrosted for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct at the corner of Nertli
Queen and Walnut streets, en complaint of
residents of that vicinity, was heard by Alder
man Deen yesterday and committed te the
county prison for llve days.
Jimmy Quinn celebrated Easter se vigor
ously yesterday and by night was unable te
navigate. Olllcer Merrlnger arrested and
Alderman A. F, Dennelly committed him te
the county prison for a short term.
Solicitor te the County Auditors.
Marriett Ureslus, esq., was elected solicitor
te the beard of county auditors te-day en the
fourteenth ballet. The attorneys eted ler
were B. Frank Kshleman, 1). G. Eshlemau,
C. N. Sproul, Majer A. C. Relnrehl, II. C.
lirubaker, and J. W. Jehnsen. On the decid
ing ballet Hush veted for Breslus. NIssley
ler II. C. lirubaker and Shreeder ler D. G.
Eshlemau. liofero the vote was announced
NIssley changed his vete te I! resins, and that
elected him.
Lett Town Suddenly.
M. M. Nell, barber, who had a shop In the
basement of Helnltsh's furniture stere East
King street left town suddenly a week or
two age, leaving behind unpaid bills for
house rent, shop rent, journeymen',! wages
and various tradesmen's bills. Mr. Helnltsh
has seb-ed the. shop furniture, and It will be
sold at constable's sale en the Htl) Inst.
The Coachman's Ilrlde teHiiigl'u Lunm.ieTT"
Mr. Yecker has made arrangements te
have Victeria H. Moreslnl-Hulskamp, the
daughter or the New Yerk millionaire, who
eloped with her father's coachman, slug in
the opera heuse en the night of April llth.
She will be supported by an Italian company
and they w 111 sing Den 1'a.sciuale."
The Ilarr-IVlley Ce.
In the United States court In Philadelphia
the case or Jehn K. Barr, against the esta'e of
the late William M. Wiley was expected le
be called for It second trial. It will be re re re
membored that ltarr roceyered en the first
trial and defendant secured a new trial.
SherlfTM f'ei.
The sheriff will be kept busy during the
next week in selling personal property,tbere
new being bills for eight sales displayed in
the sheriffs office.
-WW CflfeMI Mf- wl
bv J-a-a LMii-sibH
MAirHlS.
when mm matter will be argued.
Concert 0 War Mner. Fulton opera houe
premises te be well Wewded en Tharsday, Tri
day and Saturday evenings, when the entertain
ment for General Reynolds' root, Ne. 486, a, A.
It., Is given. It will consist of the rendition of
well knew n 'war songs by a chorus of well
trained local vocalists. The tickets purchased
entitle their owners te reterved seats at the
i
opera house without extra charge, They shefild
be Immediately secured.
m i
Monthly Mh-len Meeting.
The free monthly mission meeting et the stu
dents of franklin ft Marshall college and semi
nary, will be held In the college chapel at 7 JO
o'clock next Thursday craning, April 9. Dr.
David Van Hern, president of the Bolermed
beard of foreign missions will address, the meet
lng.
DXATBB.
I'BZBTERLBT. In this city, en the 4th Inst,
Gee. rrcstcrly, aged 23 years, 2 months and 27
days.
The relatives and fi lends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from
the rcstdonce of his parents, Ne. 037 Hetith
Queen street, en Wednesday afternoon, nt 3
o'clock. Interment at Woodward Hilt cemetery.
aC-2td
SmiLTr. In thin city, en the 4th Inst., Henry
A. Hhtiltz, In the tmh year of bis age.
The relatives and friends ofthe family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from
his late residence, Ne. 40 North ft like street, en
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment
at Woodward IIIU cemetery. , 2t
Millkr. April 5, lVi, In this city, Mary Cttth Cttth
arlne Miller, wire of llenjamln 1'. Miller, In her
Beth year.
The relatives and friends ofthe family are ie
spcctfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
herlnte residence, Ne 230 West Chestnut street,
en Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Inter
ment at Woodward IIIU cemotery.
MARKETS.
I'liUa delphla Market.
l'mtADKLPUIA, April 7. Fleur quiet, but
steady 1 Superfine, t2 com S7Kj Kxtra, $3f
S 60; Penn'a. family, 13 ejaJeTKt Winter clears,
$48 0 1 de stralghts.tt -i47Si Minn, extra clear,
$4w0"tde straights, M 40300 1 winter pat
ents, M 7543 .10 1 spring de, S3 00Q5 CO.
ltye flour at t-l UKtSeiU.
Wheat excited !and higher; Ne. 3 Western
lied, 8900e: Ne. 3 de, at fiofiwle; Ne. 1 l'a.
de. 9750 Ne. 2 Delaware, de, "RtWie.
Cern firmer, with fair demand; steamer, iQ
60c; Ne. 2 yellow and mlxed, 4950c Ne. 3
de, 499V1C.
Oats Arm with 11 moderate demand 1 Ne. 1
White, 4l4ie Ne. 2 de. at 39(3Ke :, Ne. 3 de,
.TSg'MKc 1 rejected, 2fiQtf)t t Ne. 2 mixed, 37c.
ltye dull at 70c.
Beeds-Clever tl nn at 7K08Je ; Timethy ft nil at
attl 65 j Flaxseed quiet Htll fiel ii.
Winter bran quiet at txe&W.
l'rovlstens steady t geed Jntiblngdeinandimess
Eerk, !. M; beer hams, til($21U city mess
eef. 11360.
Ilacen, SKSOc ;
Smoked
smoked
Shoulders,
hams lej
CQiCMd;
sail ue, if,
6Vai
Hej
nlekled de. DWCilOe.
Lard steady 1 city refined, at 7K3C loose
butchers', (Kc ; prlme steam, 7 23.
Hetter murket unlet and prices steady ;
Creamery extras, 2l23a H. C. and N. Y, de, 2lQ
24e 1 Western dairy extras, 2022c ; de geed te
cueice, iMwise.
UnlUarStJIOe! nncklne butter. nIOe.
Eggs sicuuy Willi iair
Inanity ; Kxtras, 10X
fillc ; w estrrn an, J7c.
Cheese nulct and linn t New Tork Fnll
Cream, 12Ue ; Ohie Flau, ohelce. loKQleo ;
de fair to.prlme, 7Q10c ; l'enn'a part kirns, 40
6c :dofulIde.lQ3c.
Fetreleum Arm j Heflned, 7ic.
Whisky firmer at tl 20
New Serk Market.
Nxw Yerk, April 7. Fleur State and Wcstern
rather mere steady, lint nulet. Southern firm
Wheat very streu jr.excltcd nnd liJIKc higher,
with mi ndtve
iraue 111 opiieiin : no. i nana
1 ontlens :
n mm nut
.Ne, 2 lied, April, 69fne 1 de March,
ft'iif"7Ke t
let : Mixed
fMU'.-jjiWc :
de future. 60fi
WVp Jn 3.'.iril, JTmc
nDfliviu niiuu --"ri
trii. j.c: aiiiv. Aiae.
..-IW..'-. .. -m .
OalHU trllle better; State, iilc; Western,
lay. m.
37QI1CJ Ne. a Aprll,3Ji70 May, 37Kc
Wcntcni drain Market.
Ciiicaiie. Fleur TIib market nas (Inn and
prices were unchanged.
Wheat tilled active and higher. iha opening
was easy and Jie lower, but en reports of crop
damage and geed outside buying, the market
advanced 2c, rased etra trifle and doted en the
regular beird IV higher than en Saturday.
Sales ranged: April, at 73JQ77Jfe, clos cles
IngatTTtteiMuy.ft&Qwxc, cleFng at S2Ac
June, 8A2084Kc. closing at SlJic; Ne 2 spring
at77Vie7l)40 ! Ne. 3 spring atTOQTJc ! Ne. 2 Ked
it 826830 j Ne. 3Kcd, 735730.
Cern was In better Hpcculatlie demand, ac
companied by higher prices, due te a geed ship
ping demand and the advance In wheat: prlets
nd riuiced lc forfnture delUerlea and closed i
Xc higher than baturday. Cash, iikttllkc ;
April ntTrj'cessp, closing at 3ny,c i Say,
QllKc, closing at42e; June at t4Qaiic,
closing at 43c.
Octs 'the market was stimulated by the ad ad
ance In the ether markets, and ruled firm, the
prices ranglngKOKc higher than Saturday and
closing nearly at outside figures 1 cash at 28M
aXe:May, 32Q3iXc, closing at XCHOSKct
June.a.'KeMKc, clc-lng at 32)i)ic.
Ityetlnn; Ne. 2 sold lit c Kcv
Itarleynteady ; Ne. 2, (IJOc.
Maxseedweak; for Ne- $1 40 was bid and
II 40X asked. '
Detroit. Wheat was strong ; Ne I White, tKc
for cash : DIKc for May; IWUe bid for June:
Ne. 2 led, nf Ke fei cash: mke for May:
Ole for June; Ne. 3 red, nt 7m; bid ; rt celpts,
19,000 bushels.
Cem Ne 2 at 43;c.
Oats Light mixed at 33e ; Ne. 2 white, 3y.e
bid j Ne. 2, jc bid.
l'Kenu Cern was Inactive; high mixed, ut
40i41i0 Ne. 2 mixed, at 4eQ40Kc.
Oats were quiet; Ne. 3 while, SiiiQ'ttc ; Ne.
2 mixed at 31iQKc.
Hjcwastlrni; Ne. 2atCIGlc.
Iteeelpts Cern, C.oeobus ; oafs, 3,000 bus ; rye,
2,000 Inn. Shipments Cern, 138,0un bus ; eats,
54,000 bus ; rye, 3,000.
Lire Stock Market.
riiiLADKLFiiu, April 8. The receipts at the
different stock jams were :
Fer the week llccves, 2,100; sheen, 0.000;
hogs, 3.PJ0.
iieei came were 111 llshtcr sunnlr and nrlces
closed steadv.
We quote as fellow s i
Kxtremes, 4Q0Me t most sales.
: ex-
tra, 6JgJe : geed, 6)6!c i medium,
common. 4fflWIe.
c ;
at cows were demoralized at BQIc.'
Milch cons were dull at $30e.
Veal calves were inactive at 4c,
Sheep und lambs were in peer request, and
all grades closed 'Ac lower.
., u lUUlc un IU1IUH B '
Extra, 65Wc ; geed, 4J.'5c ; medium, i&
4e ; lambs, i
:7c'.
J 1
egs were fnactlve and lower ut HVMlc.
BALIS or DXEVES AT THE WXST ruiLADVlrilU
TAIlDS.
Ileger Maynes, M Western, 6X06Kc
Daniel Murphy. M Lancaster county, 4K0Cc
Daniel Smj lb llie , 85 Western, 6&sJSr
Jehn MeArdlc, 120 Lancaster Ce , tKQSkc.
J5- & w.eFU1,,.n' M Lancaster Co.OgeKo.
It. F. McFlllin, CO Lancaster Ce., sflw&Z.
Hippie ft ilre , 40 mixed, SQiyic. '
Owen bmtth, 82 Western, 5BKc.
A. ft J. Christy. 75 Western; JV&Cc.
w. fachamlierg ft Ce , 301 Western, 44'6Kc
L. Schuiuberg, 85 Western and rennsjhanla,
Leuis l'aul.ef Western ft Yerk ceuntv. 4en'e.
M. Ulman, 1C7 Western.
'rttitnmn fl UTel - ' -
6UQ6Ke.
If. Chain, Jr. 64 Fa ,4Ji
F. bcheetz. JO Western. 1
?&!
Junies Clcinsen, 40 l'enn'a, 6Cc.
N. It. Herbert, 3tf Western, 5i(83ke.
jiactimau i.cvi, ue Lancaster county mid
Westem, 6Qevfe.
M, Levl, 75 Western and Venus) Ivanla, 6QJMc.
Dennis Smyth, 60 Penn'a, &&fyTc. '"-''
Schwartz ft Miller, 35 Lancaster Ce , 6JQC)e.
CITV PRKSSID 1IXIVKS.
City Dressed llecves were Inactive and lower
at BHSajfc.
Westeni Dressed Ueeves were Iu geed re
quest nt70c.
ABATTOIR BALKS.
Heger Maynes, 70 head city, 708i.
L. McUandless, 130 head de, 79e.
11.(1. Heckman, leu had de, CH8e.
C. s. Dengler, 10 head de, 7Ktc.
Thes. Ilradley, 417iiead de, 7&e.:
City Dressed Sheep were active at 6kQ9c.
Westemdressed Sheep were active at &4Q3C.
BALES.
Jehn Wallace, 200 head city, K4?ic.
Mnsser ft Ce , 250 head city, cGSe.
Iheinas Hradlev, 37 head Westeni, tiXQie.
Slefk Market.
iJ-castcr'ru y Uee1' Mcanu,n Ce- "atikew,
Missouri Faclfle IU'"' iiU' 3''m-
Michigan Central ,
New Yeik Central..;::.:.'," ml
New Jersey Central 3?
Ohie Central ""' "
Del., 1ck.ft Westcin.,,,.,, 1031
Denver ItleUrande 7
Krie ...::; .;
Kansas ft Texas,.,.,.,,
LakuBhore rail
Chicago N, W., common , tuli
N. N. Onl. ft Westerh ."
St. Paul ft Omaha...
l'aclfle Mall ,.., Uf,'
Hechesterftl'lttsburg...
St. Faul u
Texas l'aelfie "leU?
Union l'aclflc 44?
Wabash Common....,
Wabash Preferred
Westeni U nlen Telcgrppli, . 6,li
LeuUville ft Nashville,. "
N. V., Chl.ftbt L... ,
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
l'ennsjlvuiila ,
Heading ,
V. V. ATlutrale
Northern FaciUc Common 1C
Northern Faclfle Vref 33)2
Hcstouvllle
Philadelphuift Kile....;..,, ....
Nertheni Central.,..,,.,,.,
.... . B.1
89 B8V
S$i 32
leiii KClK
7 7 ,
I2Ji
17H
tH
SjJ
24
ii 48K
0
10 M!
Ui 4I
! 4
10
66JJ 65Ii
.... aeSI
8
.... ' mi
.... wz
iejf 162
:n)l mil
ill?
.... nil
i
icanada seutheVu:;:::'.;::::; '.'.'.'.
en , j-jxr
I'eeple's Fassengcr.,,.,..,,, ,.,7
Jersey Central...,,.:..;.:::: ;;;;
78J 7b,
1' 'iA
trm.
rv
atria.' Hetter v aj le.
gw ivntyinnH,Hiii.,i,,tMi(
i tM KipreM.... ....... ..,...,
Mtehtgnn Central Itotlread. ,,;,,
tt re
... 1M
oft
ncmgan ueatnern luuireaa
w
lets vt
rHW-Hn .!.
.nvwi nauMN.tli
new jeranviientr&i.....
Mew Yerk Ontario Western.
t 'Lecal (Hecks and lleiidi.
Reerted by J, II. Leng.
far Last
value, sale.
nncasier uuy, u per cent., iteu.. ,,.... vuuu mat
1890. 109
113
120
" " 1893 10(1
" S per ct. In ler se years., loe
" 4 Bchoelloan 100
" 4 " In 1 or 20 years loe
" 4 " tnB or 91 years. 100
" 4 lnlOerSOyears, 100
Manhelm ltoreugh lean 100
BANK STOCKS.
yirst National Hank.. 100
rarmers' National Hank 60
ynlten National Hank loe
Lancaster County National llaiik,.... M
Columbia National Hank .ou
Christiana National Dank 100
Kphrata National Hank 100
rfrst National Hank, Columbia.., 100
First National Hank, Htresburg 100
rirst National Hank, Marietta 100
First National Hank. Mt, Jey.. 100
Lltlts National Hank 100
Manhelm National Hank 100
Union National Hank, Mount Jey.... M
New Helland National Hank loe
Clap National Hank 100
Qnarryvllle National Hank 100
100.50
102
10O
100
102.30
IU
191 SO
112
175
111.75
122
113
141
163
1X1
SOU
160
159.10
161.20
OS
130
UO JO
UO
TvnariiE stocks.
nig Spring ft Heaver Valley 21
Bridgeport ft Horseshoe ,, 11U
Columbia ft Chestnut Hill S3
Columbia Washington ail
Concstega A Htg Spring S3
Columbia Marietta S3
Maytown ft KUzabethtewn S3
Lancasterft Kphrata.... S3
Lancaster Willow Street 23
Btrasburg Millport S3
760
S3
18
24 03
20
ae
10
44
48 03
21
00
31
70
63
7'
1
nsnouasnytewn ,. i
Marietta A Mount Jey 23
Lane, KUzabethtewn ft Mlddlolewn. loe
Lancasterft Knittvlllc 60
Lancaster ft Ltlltz 23
East Hrandywlne ft Waynesburg M
Lancasterft Wllllamstewii 23
Lancasterft Maner M
Lancaster ft Manhelm S3
Lancasterft Marietta S3
Lancasterft New Helland. 100
Lancasterft Susquehanna., 300
Lancaster New Danville.. 23
MISCXLLAntOCS BTOCKB.
Quarry vllle K. It M
Millersvllla Street Cur M
Inijulrer l'rlntlnj? Company... 60
(las Light and lucl Company 23
Stevens Heuso (Henda) 100
Columbia (las Company 23
Columbia Water Company 10
Susquehanna Iren Company leu
Marietta Hellew-ware 100
Stevens Heuse 60
106 23
116
41
33
711
28.1
7.00
175
6"10
51
30
100
25
U
2U623
210
5
18.05
75
W
Hllieravuie Nermal Scheel 23
Northern Market , ,,.,..,.. !)
Eastern Market.. 6u
AM5 H' A 11 VXIt TISE3TESTS.
INTnLLIuTiNTPERSONS GIVE MIL
ler'a UOIIAX Seap the preference. Ltfectli e,
durable, cheap.
MILLER'S PURE IIORAX SOAP
d,
Iecs net plcase,yourmeney will be refunded,
DR.
FOREMAN,
I'lnSICIAN AND BUHOEON.
Hemevcd from Ne. 211 West Klnir street te Ne.
se North l'rlnce. (Late residence or A. K.
Hebcrts.) mSmd
WANTi: D A YOUNG WOMAN
wants a situation as chambcnna'.d, te
wait en table or light housework,
Aiinlv nt
11
NO. 519 ST. JOSKI'H'S Stft KK.T.
A CARD OF THANKS.
I take this opportunity tn rtturii m slucera
thanks te my frlends and un alMaisgniicreus
imlillc for tliulr marks nf appreciation und con cen con
i!?iice In the uniiaralleled Kastcr trade which 1
experienced ; and I also take occasion tn express
regret that Iwas unable, In the Inst hours prier
te the Faster Fnstlial, te supply all of my pa
trons. 1 had provided the largest supply of
goods in my experience, but had no Idea
nf the avalanche of trade that was about
tn overtake me. Large as nre my present fa
cilities, I will se Increase them us te guard
against any simitar aceldent nf being unable te
supply the demands of friends and thn public
en liiiunt neiiuay occasions. Again thanking
one and all for their most liberal patrenuge. I
can only premlie tn use e cry cndeui or tn merit
iiieir ia ors in me lime loceme.
SIIFhT.lhe Confectioner
Ne. 121 North Queen Stuet.
Lancaster, la.
ltd
w
ILLIAMSON rS FOSTER.
Hl'KClAL, ALL-WOOL
Corkscrew Diagonal Suits
$12.00.
Kuch season we makn a special Suit for
Men, taking particular earn te have the best
possible all wool material ut this LOWhSl'
Price. This season It is a Corksciew Diag
onal, Iu black and brown, tint is net te he.
equalled at the price, for quality, fit and
finish.
HOYS' HltOWX
Corkscrew Suits $8.00,
ler Heys trem 9 te 12 years of nge
I!0. S'
Brown Corkscrew Suits,
12 te 10 j ears old, SO 00.
IWS
AND-
cyips.
FOll SI'ltINU ANDSUMMKU.
Our assortment Is without n thai. We have
everything new und novel iu STIFF and
SOFT HATS, for 3Icn und Heys, und an ox ex ox
tenslye assortment or CHILDItEN'S TIll
HANS. Fer comfort try the V eather-n eight
Self-Conforming Stiff Hat.
We have them In HlucL-a and Brew ns, with
Flat or Hound Crown.
FINK DKhSS
Kid G loves.
Ulovesuretho finishing touches te dress
and aie most Important te Insure Its pcrrec pcrrec
tlen, HadorpeorlytlttlngUlovei of an In
appropriate color will change the appour appeur
unce of a well-dressed gentleman quite us
much us an unsuitable Hat, We have a large
assortment or the most suitable colors lu
cable sewed and Fine Kid Gloves for Gents'
Sl'KING WKAll.andallthe
NEW DESIGNS
-IN-
SILK NECKTIES and SCARFS.
HOYS, MISSKS and CIIILDUK.V'.V
SHOES!
We pay special attention te Misses, lima
and Children's Shoes, taking great care te
select none but these made of the best ma
terial. In each grade we are particular te
have a geed solid leather sole en all our
'Men's, Heys and Children's Shoes. 1 e obtain
this we are erteu obliged te have many of
them made te our special order te Insnre a
geed solid article. Our HOYS' GKMSHOKS
are excellent for (school Wear,
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
32, 34, 30 & 38 West King St.,
LANCASTER PA.
TUE FINEST KNOWN FOR ALL PUR
poses U Miller's Pare BOB AX Seap.
iiiraeM central J iireaa......... i
rTelandiVltttbnrg Ksllreiid. .,., 140
Ctdoage Beck Island Ballreed..... WW.
FHtabuM rert Wayne Kal read ll
Vtitsra union Televranh (Irnmnnu.. w
,!. a, ,.,, 4 ,
3Ai
V,
'w"Armm9tmMMim.
swii-ai
,A8V11 OKOW FOR MILLER'S
BOHAX Seap and you'll ec be ether.
23c. A plaque Of two Dee will be srlven wiv
every day.
BY THE ADDITION OF BORAX, SOAP
..t,B,l,nA,lnSc,irKcntlwwcr' Ty MILLKH'8
t UKh HOItAX.
ROSCOE MURPHY, D. D. 8..
.. - aaAWJATa e
The Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery,
1 t WITH
DK. II. D. KNIGHT,
., .. P4 North Queen street, Lancaster, l'a.
Dentistry In all IU branches.
marl 7tdAWA83md
QEALED PROPOSALS FOR COLLEC
. iJu?iff state and county Taxes of the East
and West Wards of Lancaster city for 1885, will
be recelved at the County Commissioners' Office
until 12 o'clock neon, Monday, April 11, 1885.
.. . ''Y'HlDEUOFTHElieAIin.
Attest) FrahkOriest,
Clerk. a3-8td
TRY MILLER'S RORAX SOAP FOR
fine Laundry work. Guaranteed unadul
terated. SPECIALMA0U1NERYADAPTEDFOH
manufacturing Miller's Pure UOIIAX Seap.
Our own Invention.
INSIST UPON IIAVINO MILLER'S
HOUAX Soen. Guaranteed absolutely pure,
harmless und effective.
WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE BEST
. Cigars In the town, two for 5e, at
HAHTMAN'S F.LLOW FltONT CIO Alt
BTOKK.
PENNA. OIOARS FROM fl.00 PER
Hundred up, nt
HAHTMAN'S YELLOW FltONT CIGAR
BTOIIK.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS AND
GUNNEHS. All persens are hereby for
bidden te trespass en any of the lands of the
Cornwall or Speedwell estates, In Lebanon and
juuwir counties, wneiner inclesed eruniu-
closed, cither for the purpose of sheeting or fish-
lift,
as me iaw win de ngiaiy emorcee, against
resnesstnir en said lands of the undcrslirned
gall
sign
after this notice.
WM. COLKMAN FUKKMAN,
It. I'KUCr ALDEN,
KDWAKD C. FUKKMAN,
Attorney for H. W. celemau's heirs.
ecUltfdftw
"lVER 600,000 CAKES OF MILLER'S
J IIOItAX Seap already sold. Purest Laun
dry Seap made.
Iimr7-Cmd
REDUCTION IN OVERCOATS.
Inordertereducoour large stock el Fur
Heavers, Meltons, Kerseys nnd Corkscrews for
Overceatings, I will, for the next CO days, make
up te your order, tn first-class style, at greatly
reduced prices. All garments are guaranteed te
nt perieci anu only me nest quality Of trim
mings are used.
A. It. KOHKNSTEIN,
tine Tailoring.
37 North Queen street, opposite the l'ostemce.
m2tmdlt
"PAST END YARD.
C.J.SWARR&CO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
Orricat Ne SO Centra Square. Heth yard and
omen connected with telephone exchange.
ectlWradM&F.U
B
OOTS AND SHOES.
J. M. McCenaughy.
Men's Calf Beets, $2.25.
Ladies' Morocco Butten, $1.25,
ALL UOOD4 SOLIO ANI WAHItANTF.Il.
26 1-2
EAST KING STREET.
mil tfd
COURT PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, thn Honorable Jehn II. Living
ten. President, and Honorable Ilarld W. Pat.
tenon, Additional Lnw Judge of the Courts of
tiiiuuuii riiH in unu lerinu ceunxy 01 Lancas
ter, and Assistant Justices or the Courts
or Ojer and Terminer and General
Jail l)i livery' and Quarter Sessions of the
l'eace In und for the county of 1-uncustcr,
nave iisueu meir piccept, te jne directed, re
quiring me among ether things te make public
proclamation throughout my Inlllwlck, that a
Court oreycrnnd Terminer and a (ienerulJall
Delliery, alsea Court or (icneral Quarter Ses
sions of the l'eace And Jail Delliery, will com
nonce tn the Court llonse, in the city or Lancas
ti r, Iu the Commonwealth or l'cnns)Huiiui,
OV THK TIIIKU MONDAY IN Al'ltIL,
( the aith j, isa.1.
Iu pursiiance or which precept public notice Is
hereby given te the Ma) or ana Aldermen or the
City or Lancaster, In the said county, and all the
Justices or the Peace, thn Corener and Cen
stables et the said City and County et Lancas
ter, that they be then and there In their own
proper persens, lib their rolls, leeerds and ex
aminations, nnd inquisitions, and their own re
membrances, te de threo things which te their
offices appirtiiin In their belmlf te be done ; nnd
Blneall these who will DiTMtcutu airaliiut thn
prisoners who are, or then shall be, in thn jail or
u tun uiu iiiiiiiy 1,1 iiuncuiif-r, urn in iw men
and there te prost cute against them ns ehall be
Just.
uaieu ai iincastir, tin- snth nay or March.
WIS.
..I..,. 11. mtllllVaiti.
nprt-ltdAw
iir.iy, tl. lujiiji.aun.
Sheriff.
CAJtEZAOEJI.
S'
TANDARD CARRIAGE WORK.
EDGERLEY & CO.,
(Carriage Uullders),
MAUKKT STKEKT, HBAU OF FOSTOtFlCK.
LANCASTKU, PA.
OUK LAKQB STOCK OF
BUGGIES & CARRIAGES
Comprises the Latest Styles and the most Kle
gantly Mnlshcd, WHICfl WK OtFKU AT
OHKATLY HKUUCKD PRICKS.
TheSUPElUOK QUALITY OF OUH WORK
Is no longer questioned. Our work Is as fine as
any made Jn the larger cities, and SOLD AT
HALF THE PRICE. New Is ibe tlme te order
fer8pr!ng.
ENCOURAQE FAIR DEALING
And Honest Werk. All Werk WARRANTED.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
One get of workmen especially employed for that
purpose.
9- A few SLEIQHS left at Lew Figures. Give
us a call. nev-tfdft w
TOARQAINS.
AFTER THE SALE
-AT
NORBECK & MILEY'S,
CORNER OP
DUKE AND VINE STREETS,
LANCASTER, PA.,
A LOT OF
VERY CHOICE
QflRJUflGB" WORK
LEFT,
WHICH WILL II K SOLD AT
PUBLIC -SALE PRICES.
DON'T MISS A UARUAIN.
PAW AND EXAMINE THE QUALITY OF
THK WORK.
JILL WORK GlIIRWTEED.
-All questions answered by Telephone,
through the Telephone Exchange, with which'
the estabUshmentls connected.
GOTO OLAnKrBCOFFEKSTORK FOR
,4sNowl"ranefer2e.i4OoodKlcefoT
Mc,4 fts Scalloped Crackers for S6c.i 4 s Whl te
Bllffar for We., Ii ftAt. ft.1Tta. fn t.a.Afn
cteTMnrm.
yvJnw
IN ADDITION.
Te the usual large stock of Men's nnd
Youths' Clothing at the Ledger
Building Store we new also carry a
fine line of Beys' and Children's
Snita all styles, nil grades, lowest
prices.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia.
m2-3md
R
EMOVAL.
I. McCAULEY,
1ERCHAUT TAIIOR,
HAS RKMONKD FROM
NO. 146 EAST KING STREET
NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
(lluchmlller's lluilding),
W hein he has en hand
ONEOFTHE FINKST LINESOF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
FOItTHK SPRI.NM 1 RADE
hVhlt S1IOUN IN TIMS CIT.
Call and take a leek at the goods and jeu will
be sure te have jour measure taken lern Suit,
altld
ER
GLOVES,
Te keep the hands warm
MITTEN8,
Te keep the hands warm.
HOCKS,
Te keep tbe feet warm.
EAR MUFFS,
Te keep the cars warm.
MUFFLERS,
Te keep the neck warm.
UNDERWEAR,
Te keep the body warm.
Ge te ERISMAN'S,
Ne. 17 WEST KING STREET.
Aafl.frJfJE.VT5.
piULTON OPERA 1I0USU
MONDAY AND TUESDAyT APRIL Cth and 7th.
SHOOK & COLLIER'S
UNION SQUARE
LIGHTS 0' LONDON
COMBINATION I
Under the Auspices or Sheek a (. eniti!,
Proprietors.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Niw Yeiik.
In Okorek It. Sims' pewcrrul Spectacular Mile-
drami, the Union Square 'lheatie's
Ol-catest Success 'the
LIGHTS O' LONDON!
Presented with nil the magnificent scenery.
iirupenies anu niccruinicai enecia useu ai inui
ineatre, pain
ted bv the world renowned Rlchaid
Mai's ten ;
mechanical effects by O. it. Winnie.
ADMISSION 75, Wand 35 CENTS.
Sale of Resen ed Seats new open at Openi
Heuse.
Wanted ! lOO-Hupcniiuncraries-lOO.
Apply te Stage Manager en day of perfer in
ance. uS-ftd
LEOAL XUTICE.S.
ESTATE OF LOUISA EISLEY, IiATE
or Lancaster rity, deceiuwiL Letters ofad efad ofad
ministratien en said estate ha lng been granted
te the iindi rslgned, all persons indebted thereto
uie rt'iiuesiru it, niuku linmeuiaie paymcni, ana
iiiusu eiiviiiK claims or uemanus uc;ainst uif
same, will present them without delay for set
ugnlnst the
uriiieiu in iiiu uiiuersigntu, resiuin
1! l!
In the city
of Lancaster.
IOIIN EISLEY,
Admlntiitrater.
U. Fhaxk Esiileuan, Att'y.
feblft-CtdTueaw
ESTATE OF BERNARD MULIIATT'AN,
late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testamentary en said e-,latUia lng been granted
te the undersigned, all persons lndcbted thciete
are requested te make lminedl ite payment, and
these having claims or demands against the
same, will present them without delay for set
tlcment te the undersigned, lesldlngeu East
Orange street, Lancaster city, l'a.
tltANCUi Mel! LAIN, Executer.
Philip ii. Hakek. Attorney. febl7-CtdTueaw
ESTATE OF BARBARA A. BAER.LATE
of Warwick township, dee'd, Letters el
administration en said estate luu ingbcen grant
ed te the undersigned, all perbens indebted
wiuieiuuiuri'n.ucsieu 10 make immeuiate pay
ment, and these having claims or demands
niralnst the sanie
will present them without
delay for settlement te
the undersigned.
EMANUEL J. MI
INNICII,
Pctersburir,
SAMUEL GRUUE, Litltz,
J. W. H IUcsman, Administrators.
Att'y. m24-3tdeawA3tw
STATE OF CHARLES EFFINOER,
late or Lancaster city, dee'd. Letters or ad
ministration en said estate Inn lng been granted
te the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
areiequested te make Immediate payment, nnd
theso having claims or demands against the
same, will present them without delay ler set
tlement tothe undersigned, residing In said city
CATHARINE KFFINIJER,
ml2Ctdeaw Administratrix.
171 STATE OF CATHARINE
HAM-
l.nttnra
X HRKlllT.latoerLniicasterelty.do'd. 1
of administration en said estate having
been, grunted te the undersigned, all
persona indebted thereto are requested
te make Immediate payment, and theso
having claims or demands against the same
will present them without delay for settle
ment te the undersigned, residing In Sunbury,
Northumberland county,
W. A. IIAMHRIUHT,
Wit. Aue. Atlkk, Administrator.
Attorney. mso-ctdeaw
ESTATE OF FREDERICK PEUSCH,
late or Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testamentary en said stnte having been granted
te the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto
urun-quesieuiomiiKeiiniiieuiaio payment una
these having claims or demands against the
esiaia or me ueceaent wtn make t:
known te him without cleiav
FHANK PFLlFFER. Executer.
H. C, Krxapt Attorney. ml3-ud6aw
STATE OF MARIA RUD1SILL, LATE
of Lancaster city, deceased. The undet.
signed auditor, appointed te dlstilbute thn
balance' remaining In the hands or Dr. H. T,
Davis, administrator, te and nmeng theso legally
entitled te the same, will sit rer that purpose en
TUESDAY, APRIL ftf, 18.-W, at 10a. in , In the
Library Roem or thn Court Heuse, in the City of
Lancaster, wheie all persons Inteiestedlnwild
distribution may attend.
mSl-OtdTu W. T. UROWN, Auditor.
TRIOR A aOOD-FlTTINO SHIRT WITH
JL; Patent Facings, Hand-Worked Eyelets,
made of geed material nnd prlee
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Alse new stjles Working Shirts, spring stjles
Heme and Furoishleg'Uoods ter Ladle's, Clouts
in d Misses. All cheaper than ever.
Please call and examine before you buy.
, HENRY UECI1TOLD,
Ne. 61 North Queen Street,
V. 8. Cbolce lluilding Lets, Stene and Sand
for sole.
CHAMPAGNE.
BOUCHE
"SEC."
THK FINEST
CHAMPAGNE
WINE NOW
ilireilTkl).
AT REIQ ART'S OLD WINK STORE,
Ne. S9 East Kitte Htrikt.
1L K. SLAVMAKER, Agt.
febl7-Ud
Established, 1780.
MKD1CAU
TTERDICT OF ALT, TltK .TiiniWH .
y Bensen's Capclne Plasters have been award-f j?tl
ou keiu uieunis overall compemors. Safe and
positive.
QUTICTJRA.
CUTICURA.
THE ONLY REMEDIES FOR THE
AND BLOOD UNIVERSALLY
COMMENDED.
SKIN
Win. T. Tettcn, 672 North Tenth street, Phila
delphia, rcpertd that one of hla custemers stated
te htm Incidentally that he was reeling se well
anu nau gainea iweniy-sevcn peunus in me last
year, all or which he attributed te a systematic
course or the ccticvra Rkselvbkt, which has
proved effectual when all ether remedies fall.
SORES ON NECK.
Chas. llrndy, Semcrrllle, Mess , who refers te
Dr. J. J. Weed, druggist, of that city, ccrtlflea
te a wonderful cure of running sores en the
neck which had been treated by hospital physi
cians without cure, and which yielded com
pletely te the CUTICtIB. KEMSDtKS.
. -
CCHED nr CUTICDRA.
Mv skin dlsensn. wtilcti iHialatml uvamiI njinn.
lar remedies and ether remedies advlsed by phy
sicians, has been cured by your CCTtccax kimk
dies, lhey surpassed my most sangulne expec
tations and rapidly effected a cure.
J.C. ARENTRUK.
VlMCKXMCB, I SO.
KNOW ITS VALUE.
All or your CcTtctiHA Kekkdiib gl e very geed
satisfaction. The Ccticvra I especially recom
mend for the diseases rer which it is used. 1
knew from experience its value.
DR. II. J. Pratt, Moxtxlle, Wis.
CUTICURA AllHOAD.
Through a home returned Norwegian, I have
learned te knewy our Cdticcra, which has In a
ray
plu slclan's medicines could net heal.
Cillt. HELTEN, IUrekt, Nerwat,
Agenturferrttning.
THK POET POWERS.
A riellngef gratltute Impels me te acknewl
edge the great merits or jour Ccticvra, and 1
cordially icceinmend It the public as a very
valuable remedy. II. N. POWERS,
HRttxixreRT, Conn.
Fer sale everywhere. Prlce Cuticcra, the
great Skin Cure.SOc. Cuticura Seap, an exquis
ite Skin Heantlllcr. 25c. Cuticdra Ubselvxht,
the new Illoed 1'iirlfler, II ue.
Petter IIrce add Cuemicai. Ce, Hobtem.
CUTICURA SOAP AN EXQUISITE
Toilet Hath and Nursery Sanatlie.
SANFORD'S RADICAL OURE,
-I ou
CATARRH.
ITCH HAZEL, AMERICAN PINE, CANADA
FIR, MARIGOLD AND CLOVER
IILOSSOM.
A single dose of Hanford's Radical Cure in
stantly relieves the most violent Sneezing of
Head Colds, clears the Head as by magic, steps
Watery Discharges from the Nese and Lyes, pie
vents Ringing Noises In the Head, cures Norv Nerv Norv
eus Headache and subdues Chills and Fevers.
In Chronic Catarrh It Cleanses the Nasal pass
ages or Feul Mucus, Restores thn Senses et
Smell, Taste and Hearing when attested, Frces
the Head, Ihreat nnd Urenchlal Tubes of offen
sive matter, Sweetens and Purities the breath.
Steps the Cough, and Arrests the progress or
Catarrh towards Consumption.
One bottle Radical Cure, ene box Catarrhal
beh ent and Sun ford's Inhaler, all in onepack enepack onepack
age, of all druggists, for tl.oe. Ask forSAitreRD'a
Radical Curd.
Petter Drce ami Chemical Ce , Uosten.
ii,
Cellins' Voltaic Electric Plasters.
Fer the relief and prevention, the instant It is
applied, or Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Coughs, Cekls, Wcuk Hack, Stomach and Hew.
els, Sheeting Pains, Numbness, Hysteria, le
mile Pains, Palpitation, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plain', llllleus Fever, Malaria and Epidemics,
u se COLLINS' PLASTERS (an ELECTRIC
Rattery combined with a Pereus Plaster), and
laugh nt pain. 80c. everywhere.
npil W.S&w
G
REAT INDIAN MEDICINE.
KA-TON-KA.
THE GREAT INDIAN MEDICINE
-FOR TIIE-
UI.OOl), LIVhR, KIDNES AND STOMACH.
It is Made by the Indians.
Used by the Indians.
Sold by the Indians.
It Is Purely Vegetable.
It surely cures all diseases of the Stomach,
Liver, Uewels and Hloed. It is almost specific
ferall forms or Rheumatism. It will cure dls dls dls
eose when all ether remedies have failed. Direc
tions are plainly printed en every bottle.
AU tribes of Indians ha I e their medicines, but
KA-TON-KA
Is a leniedy ofthe Pacific Coast, and Is used by
all. It Is composed or roots, herbs and barks
gathered and preparcd by tbe
WARM SPRING INDIANS OF OREGON,
And Is favorably known and used In all parts of
tbe world. The sick or ailing should net delay
Its use. it will prevent as well as cure disease.
Its prlce is one dollar per bottle, or six bottles
for llve dollars. Ask for It and see that you get
11, It Is for sule by all Druggists, and by the
ORLQON INDIAN MEDICINE COMPANY,
Cerry. l'a.
CD0D0C INDIAN OIL,
THE
GREATEST PAIN
EARTH.
MEDICINE ON
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
MODOC INDIAN OIL is certain te euro Tooth
ache In one minute. Headache In five minutes,
Earache In ten minutes, Sere Threat In one night,
Neuralgia in three te five minutes.
MODOC INDIAN OIL is used Internally as w ell
as external! v.
Every family should have a het-
tie within reach. It Is a doctor In the house.
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or sale by all Druggists. Prlce 25c. per bottle,
j-uiKu ,ru uuuu'a, uw,
aree
INDIAN COUGH SYRUP Is a prompt specific
rer Coughs, Colds nnd Lung discuses, 60e. per
bottle. Ka ten ka, Modoe Indian Oil and Indian
Cough Syrup for gale (wholesale and retail) at
Cochran's Drug Stere, Nes. 137 nnd 139 North
Queen street, Lancaster, l'a.
m3-lydWASAw
FOR 8AI.E OR KENT.
HOUSE FOR RENT.
A three-story Ilrlck Heuse. Ne. 29 West
Chestuutstrcet.
mlS-tfd
FOR SALE OR RENT.
An excellent Dwelling en easy terms, situ
ate Ne. 15 Shlppen street.
UilO-tfd H. FRANK ESIILEMAN.
FOR RENT.
The hull UM feet en thlrdstoryef Hteln
metz building, Ne. 33J North Queen street. Ap
ply te J. L. SPEINMETZ.
fi-tfd
FOR RENT.
Hrst Class Restaurant, also first class liar
ber Shep, comer of Centra Square and North
vuuuu mrcei, jiesi location in ine cny. Apply
te
1IIRS11 A liltO.'
FOR RENT.
Thrce Law Offices at Ne. 43 NORTH DUKE
STREET and a basment &5 feet long, supplied
with wnter and heat.
uiartMtd II. FRANK ESIILEMAN.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Theso two large new thiee-stery Heuse,
situated en North Lime street, between Lemen
and James streets. Alse, Fer Rent Three story
ilrlck Heuae, ill East James street, 10 rooms,
rent, f 10 pr month s 3-story Ilrlck Heuse, Ne. v'it
East Frederick street, 7 loems.rent, $11 per
month. Apply te A. W. HUSSEL,
afUltd S3 Last King street.
EDUCATIONAL.
TT OOK ATTHisf ! " ' " "
AND THEN EMURACK IT.
Boek-kooplng, Commercial Law,
Commercial Arithmetic,
Business Correspondence,
Practical Penmanship,
Practical Grammar,
Drawlruj Business Documents,
All forK3Sfer3 months, or U50 for 0 months, at
Lancaster Commercial College.
Address,
H. O. WEIDLER,
Ne. 10H EAST KING STREET,
l-ancaster, l'a
janl9-tfd
PIRST-OLASS BOARDING.
Together with the ebelce of rooms en the
nrst or second Itoer. Surpassed by none Initie
city. Call en or address,
NO. 401 NORTH QUEEN ST.
Table boarders accommodated. aa-tfd
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