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ITHE LANCASTER DAILY IBTiraLMGENOEK, TUESDAY, APKIL 14, 1885.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERY.
OI'ESZXU OV THE BVRISO BESBIOS IS
COLVMBIA OS MOSDAT ZTSSISO.
The Rell of Minister Present Rev. Oalbralth
Elected Moderator Hest "Arber Dr"
Will Be Celebrated In the Borough.
Interesting Town Mete.
Regular Correspondence of lnTLLtnniicn.
Cei.tjmma, April 14 The Westminster
pronbytery openod It spring session In the
Columbia Presbyterian church, laatorenlng
at 7:30 o'clock. The meeting was conductetl
by Rev. Samuel Koneagy, efBtrasburg, vrlUi
Revs. W. B. Browne, of Columbia, and Dr.
Stewart, as his assistants. Rev. Keneagy
delivered a most Interesting sermen.
The following ministers wero present:
Revs. T. M. Crawford, C. W. Stewart, J. D.
Smith, R. Gamble, W. B. Browne, D. M.
Davenport, Samuel Keneagy, J. MoDeugall,
T. 8. Springer, J. M. aalbraltli, Vf. J. Hear,
W. G. Calmes, G. S. Bell, R. 8. Ciark, J. J.
Lane, K.W.Gaylerd, J. B. Turner.G.WiEly,
C. B. Cress, A. T. Fex, T. Thompson, G. M.
Hickman and a I. Hlckey.
Pornmnent Clerk Rev. Galbraith, of Chest
nut Level, was elected moderator, and Rev.
R. Ij. Clark, of Contre church, was chosen
clerk pre. tern, with RevS. Vex and Hickey
assistants.
Rev. Ely, chairman of the committee en
arrangements, reported the tlme for business
and uoveuonai meetings.
An Invitation was oxtended te Rev. Dr.
Edgar, president of the Wilsen collego, at
Chambersburg, te address the meeting this
.evening.
1 ' Adjourned until 0 p. in.
TUESDAY MOUNINO'S SKSHION.
The presbytery was openod with devo
tional exercises.' Absentees from last eve
ning's meeting upon stating reasons were
excused ; minutes of last evening's meeting,
last regular meeting, and pre re nata moot meet
ing hoi Jut Chestnut I.evel, wero read and
approved.
ChurchOB net ropresentod at two last meet
ing gave oxcuse and was excused. Rev.
Davenport, of Slatevllle was the only church
asked te be excused.
A number ei commlttees wero announced
by the moderetor.
Treasurer's report was referred te audit
lng committee. '
The committee te organize the Memerial
Pesbyterlan church, Lancaster, made their
report. The church was accepted and en
rolled.
Elders' report as te payment of pastor's
salary was rocelvod.
The following commission te the general
assembly was olectod : Rev. Dr. II. E. Kiles
and Rev. Dr. J. McDougall, principals j Rev.
Dr. C. W. Stewart and C. 8. Bell, alternates.
Elders J. M. Browne and J. M. Read, prin
cipals ; J. W. Allen and D. H. Bartholemew,
alternates.
H.K.Denllngor,ef Paradise, was introduced
by his pastor, Rev. T. W. Gaylerd , and J. C.
Bucher, by his pastor, Rev. IL E. Nlles. or
Yerk, ascandluatcs for the ministry, asking,
te be taken In under the care et the presby
tery. Rev. Browne, of Columbia, examined
and the examination was unanimously sus
tained, and en motion they were received by
the presbytery as candidates for the ministry.
Thov were recemmended te the beard of
trustees et the Yerk cellegiate institution for
n scholarship, each, in that institution. The
tomperance committee made a lengthy report
which was rocelvod. The remainder of the
morning session was spent in discussing the
temperance question.
Arber Day In Columbia.
At a meeting of the Joint commlttee en
"Arber Day" arrangements, at the Frank,
lln house en Monday evening, Mrs. J. A
Slade in the chair, It was resolved that the
" Institute" grounds be the plaoe for the ob
servance of the occasion ; that the exercises
in the room be held from 2 te 3
p. in., and the ether ceremonies from 3
te 4; that the trees be planted In "author's
row" each school te name its own tree j and
Dr. Markel, Mr. Mlller and Mr. .erger wero
appointed a commlttee te precure the trees,
employ a man te de the necessary digging,
engage band, Ac. ; with instructions te obtain
Norway maple 11 pessible, if net sugar mnple
te be taken. The teachers will designate the
tree planters. The precession or high school
and grammar school pupils headed by the
band will start from the high school, march
ing thonce te the Oherry street, Poplar
street and Fifth street school houses, the
pupils of each fulling In turn; and the
route will le across Fourth te Locust, up
Locust te the high school grounds. The
secretary was instructed te Invite the school
beard te attend the exercises In a body; and
the trustees et the public grounds.
Incident or Dorengli JJfe.
William Moero yosterday returned from
his visit te the New Orleans Exposition.
With the oallce apron, and necktie carnival
in the rink this ovenlng, that place of amuse
ment will clese until September, when it
will be reopened. It has been a success.
Sheek & Cellier's Lights e' Londen" will
appear in the opera house this evening. This
troupe once before visited Celumblu, and
gave a most excellent rendition.
On Thursday evening next, L. B. Fonder Fender
smith will drill his company ofyeung ladles
for the benclit of the Vigilant fair, new being
held in Armery hall.
On Thursday morning Uie box sheet for
Lillle Hinten's return engagement will be
opened at Richards' book stere.
This afternoon the P. R. R. pay car will
arrlve at Columbia.
Last evening a geld cuir button, with pearl
settings, was ieund en Seuth Second street
Rev. W. P. Evans yesterday at the E. K.
Lutheran parsenage, united in the holy
bends of wedlock, Miss Mame Read, of Col
umbia, te Mr. Charles McCann, of erk.
On Wednesday ovenlng, in the armory of
Gen. Welsh Pest, Na'118, G. A. R., will be
held a reunion of the pests In this district
vitAJwxn winr a aerievs chime.
Dr. Jeshua VatU And Mr. 'Elliabe lb ltnhl lu
Very Het Water.
Dr. Jeshua Potts and Mrs. Elizabeth Rulil
were arrested en Monday altomeon en war
rants issued byAlderman Barr, charging
them with attempting te commit an abortion
nu a young girl. The arrest was brought
about through information given te Chief
Haines that something unusual was going en
at the residence or Mrs. Ruhl, Ne. WO Wood
ward street. The chler and Alderman Barr
visited the heuse yesterday afternoon and
made inquiries as te a sick girl there. Mrs.
Ruhl said there was net a sick girl in the
beuse. The chief searched the house and
leund a young girl about te beceme a mother, (
in ene of the upper rooms. Dr. Potts
was idse found In another room
heldlnga consultation with the mother or
the young girl. The mother claimed that the
girl was br6ught te the house from n dis
tance te hlde her shame, but denied that any
attempt at abortion had been made. Chief
Haines served his warrants en Dr. Potts and
Mrs. Ruhl and they entered ball in the sum
of 500 each for a hearing bofero Alderfnan
Barr this afternoon. At that hour the cases
were continued, as the commonwealth were
net ready te go en.
aritVCK BY A LOCOMOTIVE.
A Hore AtUched te a Milk Wagen Killed and
the Drlrer Tlirewn Twenty Feet.
Lititz, April 1. This morning as a south
bound train en the Reading railroad was
passing the plow works at Lititz, the locomo
tive struck the milk wagon of Hiram Bru
baker, as the latter was driving across the
track. The wagon was ornahed te pieces, the
horse, a valuable ene, was taken up by the
cow-catcher and carried a distance of ene
hundred yards and killed ; the driver was
thrown twenty feet, but escaped with n few
scratches.
Award el Arbitrators.
0. IL Fasnacht, Jeremiah Rife and Jehn
Mctzler, the arbitrators chesen te determine
the suit of the Farmers' National bank vs.
Benjamin Reet, met te-day. The suit was
brought te recover the face value of two
promissory notes. The defonse was that the
notes were forged. The Arbitrators found in
favor of the bank for tl,020.7.
Death of a Premising Little Oirl.
This morning Jesephine, aten-yoar-eld girl
of Patriclus McMauus, formerly or this city,
died at the home or the family, 3,203 Spencer
Terrace, West Philadelphia. The deceased
was a bright little child and the family have
the sympathy of many friends In this city.
The funeral will take place In Philadelphia.
Adjournment of Viewers.
The viewers, appointed te asses damages
caused by the proposed widening et Pine
street, met this morning and adjeurned un-
HI Friday. j J
OKLAHOMA SOT OPES TO BETTLE.HES T.
The Administration Determined te Protect the
Indian Territory Frem Intruiluu.
Capt. Crouch, the leader et the Oklahoma
"boemors," has had ail Interview with Socro Secro Socre
tary Lamar. Capt. Couch said he represented
law-abiding cltlr.ens, who bollevcd honestly
that they are entitled te settle upon tne
Oklahoma lands, and who want an authbrlla authbrlla
tlVe legal decision en the question whether
the lands Mentr te the government and are
open te sottlemonL He complained that
cattlemen have ranches te herds new en the
land his people doslre and settle upon. He
donled thai the Oklahoma settlers Intend te
go into the country in the face of the law.
"What Is it you wish?" asked Mr.
Lamar.
"I want te knew," said Capt. Crouch,
" what cotirse the administration has deter
mined te pursue with roferenco te Oklahoma
and the settlers."
" Well, sir," repllcd the secretary, " I will
state te you the policy of this administration
with regard te tills Oklahoma country. It
considers the Oklahoma territory, en which
the persons you represent are proposing te
make settlements, as within and part of the
Indian territory. The administration re
gards is as net a part of the public domain
open te entry and settloment, and acquisi
tion or titles under the land lawset the
United States. Being Indian country that
is, territory acquired and roservod for
Indian occupancy the government is
plodged te the protection of Hand the secu
rity ei me inuians irem miruucra. i-" u
persens have the right te go there and roside
without a permit, and when they de go they
are Intruders who nre acting illegally and
wrongfully. The policy or the president is te
oxecuto the plodge ofthe government and te
protect this territory lrem the Intrusion of
white persons who claim that they have a
rttrh tn nnlnr nnnti II. mill Hint It Wns nublll!
domain subject te prcomptlen anil lionio lienio lionie
Btead asentlements.
" Is that the final doclslen ?" Asked Capt.
Crouch.
" It Is, and will be onrercod," roplled Mr.
Lamar.
In reply te a further questien Mr. Lamar
said the administration was determined that
the cattle men en the Oklahoma roservation
should loave. They will net le pormltted te
graze their cattle within the limits of that
territory. He ropcated this declaration with
emphasis.
II OIIKI.SO IT VV.
Hearchlng the Welsh mountain for the
Hiil-
posed Assailants of the Llnvllles.
Squlre Samuel Evans nnd the Columbia
police have nn Idea that they knew the per
sona who wero Implicated In the rebbery and
attempted murder el Edward M. Llnvllle,
or Salisbury, seme tlme age, and they nre
new busily engaged in working up the case.
What the results will be remains te lie scen.
Yesterday morning Ocorge Watsen, acolercd
manor Columbia, was brought te this city
by Odlcers Wlttlck and Gllbert, and ledged
in Jail. It is alleged that he Is ene or the
guilty parties.
The two olllcers and the squlre then pro
ceeded te the mountain In search et nnother
man, whose name they refused te give. The
squlre arrived in this city at 520 last evening,
but doclined te be interviewed in regard te
what ovidence had been obtained against the
suspected men. He said, however, thet he
had lcR the officers en the mountain with In
structions te remain until they had arrested
the man for whom they wero looking.
Watsen is n 1 emnium unrKey, wu is
often seen In the jossessien of large sums of
money,' which he obtains in seme mysterious
way. lie docs no work nnd at tlmes leaves
town for a period.
Officers lu this city and ether poeplo who
have considerable knewledge of the civse are
Inclined te the belief that the crlme was com
mitted bv white men. liilly nequalntcd with
the premises and living In the vicinity.
In the ItrgUter's Olllrc.
The following loiters were granted by the
register of wills for the week ending Tues
day, April 1 1 :
Testamkntauv. Sephia Iteth, deceased,
latoef Marietta Ixirnngh ; Jacob Reth, Mari
etta, oxecuter.
Cathoriue Keller, deceased, late or I'enn
township ; Jehn O. Keller, Jacob (1. Keller,
Samuel (1. Keller, I'enn, nnd Martin n. Kol Kel
ler, Ellzabothtewn, executers.
Christian Krelder, deceased, late or Man
helm borough ; Christian J. RcilV, Manhelm,
oxecuter.
A. Albert, deceased, late or West Earl ;
Jehn F. Lclb, West Enrl, oxecuter.
Harriet Ann Mans, deceased, late of
Marietta ; Jehn ('. H. Mans, Marietta, execu oxecu
eor. Mary Bru baker, deceased, late of Raplie
township ; Henry S. Ilrulxtker, Raplie,
oxecuter.
Administhai ion Jehn Hallor.dcceasod,
late or Lancnster city; Froderlcka Hlller,
cltv, executrix.
Jehn Divet, deceased, late of Raphe town
ship ; Benjamin F. Dlvct, Itnphe, adminis
trator. Isniel Ilecker, deceased, lute or Warwick
township ; Carollne Becker, Jehn Becker,
Warwick, nnd Henry Becker, Ephrnta, ad
ministrators. llase Halt lliicfs.
Games yesterday At Philadelphia : Phila
delphia 3, AthletiuS; at Trenten: Trenten 11,
Quaker City 0 : at Baltimere: Baltimore 7,
Provldenco 1; at Brooklyn : Brooklyn 11,
Newark 5 ; nt New Yerk: Bosten 0, Metro
politan C
A conference is being held at Wilmington,
Del., te-day, te dcclde whether that city is te
have an Eastern League club located tbere.
The Quaker City people found out yester
day that Trenten knew something about base
ball.
Owing te the very cold weather te-day, the
game of ball which was te have taken place
between the Philadelphia and Lancaster
clubs, lu this city, had te be postponed.
Charles Ilouseholder writes Irem Harris
burg that he will positively play with the
Ironsides the coming season. He was nego
tiating with Norfolk, but they could notagree
upon terms.
The Lancaster club will open their season in
Brooklyn with the American Association
team en Fi iday next. Saturday the Quaker
City club will be here.
Dave Oldfield was summoned tehis home
In Philadelphia, last evening, en account el
the death of his little child.
AS ASSEMBLY BASQVET.
The Order of Artisans Vary Their Kxerelaes
Willi n Festive Ocraslen.
Lancaster Assembly, Ne. 27, Artliwn order
ei Mutual Protection, held a banquet last
ovenlng, nt the hetel of Smith it Hershey, In
Centre Square. Twenty-four inombera sat
down te the mipper which had been pre
pared In line style. The cvenlnp was very
pleasantly spent Majer A. C. Halncflil
acted aa president and toast-niaater and gave
a short lilstery at the assembly, which is
about ten years old.
The iollewiiiK toasts were responded te ;
"The Health of the Members," Dr. M. L.
Herr; "Attendance et Members," 3. K.
Uarr; "Our Wives and Sweethearts," A. S.
Villee. Short spoeches were also tnade by
Jehn II. Metzlcr and Jehn U. Rupley. The
party adjourned at a late hour after having a
line time.
.Majer Heliuelil occupies the highest posi
tion in the order, which has assemblies in
different atates of the Union. He is Most
Excellent Master Artisan.
Ministerial Session In Yerk.
The Sunday school institute of the Harris
burg convocation or the Episcopal church
holds a session in Yerk te-day. At 1:30 p, m.
Rev. O. F. Knight, of this city, reads a paper
en "The Canen or Hely Scripture." At 3 p.
m. Rev. F. J. Clay Meran, or Columbia,
Illustrates the "Medel Infant Class Loasen."
Oh Thureday morning St. Jehn's church will
be consecrated by the Rt. Re v. Mark Antheny
DeWelf II ewe, nsslstcd by the lit. Rev.
Nolsen S. Rulison, I). 1. The preacher en
this occasion will be the Rev. J. Housten
Ecclcsten, I). D rector of Emanuel church,
Baltimore. On Thursday ovenlng the apos
tolic rite or confirmation will lie administered.
The sermon and ndilreiw will be by the Kt
Rev. M. A. DeWelf 'Howe. Reva Knight
and Pratt, el this city, Meran, of Columbia,
Harding, et Paradise, and Graham, of Man-'
helm, have signified 'their lutontlen te be
present
t
Three Fingers Injured,
A son of Jehn Lyens, residing near Hart Hart
vllle, was playing with a cartridge en Mon
day. It exploded, and the lips of three An
gers were se badly mangled that amputation
was required. Dr. Wenu ronderodtuo neces
sary surgical aid. a
The Marien Mall.
Last ovenlng the Marien c)ub li,old;a LaUIji,
Rethweller'a hall. The attendahce was very
large, und oil had a geed time
Decided In Furer of Defendant,
III the case of Christian Hlller, who was
charged with forestalling the market- by pur
chasing preduce te soil again, Alderman
Doen has given a decision against the city
and in favor or Mr. Hlller.
Deed of Assignment. ,
Jehn H. Landls and wlfo.ef Lancaster town
ship, made an assignment of their property
this morning for the bonellt of creditors te
Isaac II. Kaulfman, ofMeuntvllle.
Resolutions of Itetpert.
WiiiitP.AB, It lias pleased an All Wlsn Father
In hu Inscrutable- provldenco te remove by
death from our midst enr friend and classmate,
.1. If. Kcrschncr, therefore be It
Jteiehrtl, That while we deeply mourn the lets
of our departed brother, who by hi sterling
qualities of mind and heart endeared himself te
each one of us, yet we bow in humble submission
te the Divine will. . i
Jlttnlvfil, That In' his removal we realize the
less of n genial classmate, of brilliant proinlse
and unwearied devotion teduty, and w he by the
nenuiy ei nis mc, ins exemplary anu vnnsiuin
character, his manliness and Integrity wen the
confidence and esteem of both professors and
Atudents.
Reielvtil, That we tenderly cherlih the mem
ory of nurdeoeased classmate, who was culled
hence In the morning of his life, and strive te
Imitate his example which he has lcrt us.
ReietveU. That we cxtend our heartielt condo
lence tn the deeply afflicted family, and com
mend them In their sad bereavement te 111m
who doe th all things well.
ReMrrtt, That a copy of these resolutions be
Bent tn the sorrowing; family, that they be en-
frosted en the minutes of this class, and that
hey be printed In the VeUege Ntudcnt, " Cnllege
Annual "nnd Lancaster l!Tii.ueNL'n.
.TNO. KKIHKIt,
C. 11. SCHNKDKlt,
JNO. r. MOYKIt,
Committee et Senior Class, F. ft M. College.
ltd
Wk are selling best Batccns ler 1.1c, ull btyles.
M
II. II &SII ft SON, IS K. King St. nt) tld
Amusement.
" AYerm Ittattn." This play was given In Hnr
rlxburg last nlgM, and the lHUrM of this morn
ing says: "This powerful mcle-drnma In apro apre apro
leguo and six acts met with an enthusiastic ro re ro
ceptlen bcloren large and fashionable audlcnce
last night. The play, company, sconery and mo me
chanlcnl effects,' made as com nlctonndcnjeyhlilo
n performance ns hasbcen scen here this season.
The company, heeded by the powerful young
actor, Kdward Cellier, and surrounded by such
competent artists ns Mr. Burke, Winter, Itand,
Misses Hudsen, Wayland and Miss Preston,
brought all the diamatlc situations of the play
In bold relief while Mr. Brune nnd Miss Steele
were especially plcnsing In the numerous por
tions of the play. The play Is met heartily en
dorsed by our thcatre going people."
Mutical Centeit. At the Mrcnnercher Itlnk,
Thursday ovenlng, tbcre will be a musical con
test font geld medal. The contestants nre Jehn
K. Trewltr, or Lancaster, and E. K. Myers, of
Marietta, and the Instrument the harmonica.
After the conteit Mr. TrewlU nnd his sister will
give uu exhibition en eighteen different musical
Instruments.
DEATH.
IlaimmANi). In this city, en the 12th Inst.,
Mary, daughter of Adam and Anna M. Hfldo Hflde
brand, aged 10 years, 3 months and 12 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the, funeral from
her parents4 residence. Carpenter's farm; Wed
nesday afternoon nt 2 o'clock. Interment nt
Lancaster cemetery. It
StABKETS. '
ItilUdelphla Preilace Market.
1'niLAnririitA. April 13. Pleur geed demand;
Minnesota uxtrn, I t55;Pcnna. family, 1 V-ii
4 j Westcrn de., lft5t patents, tiQi 87H
Itye flour Itrm at ri 75 for cliotce.
Wheat fWJie April ; 1 COJi May j 41 M lune.
Cern Mc hid April; WSc May; MJiine.
eats 12c, bid April and May ; li.ke, .Inne ; .1e
July.
New Yerk Predure Market.
New Yiiiik, April K. Fleur dull ; Hiipcrline,
$3 00i3W; KxtruNe. 2, Wlfim.
Wheat Ne. 2 lied. Winter, May, II (rtji i de
.1 line, 11 MJi ; de J uly, II WX.
Cern Ne. 2 Mixed, May j &j ; de .1 line, 57c ;
de July, BSe.
Oats Ne. 2 Mixed April, Wic ; de May, lljre.
Itye steady 5 State. TDc.
Barley nominal ; Canada, NifittfX1'.
I'erk wtencly j Mess, IJ On.
r.ard 7 M, May ; VJ 11. June.
Molasses steady ; 17e for Ilfty test.
Turpontlne quiet at tuiic.
Itesln dull ; strained te geed ut 1 10O1 liy,c.
l'elroleiim Arm: rctlned In cases, WflleJc.
Butter cjnlct ; Western Imltatlnn Creamer',
choice, lPc.
uncoil iiiiu;i,nin rini, lirime in choice, un
lOMc
tgl
ggssteady; State, lije ; Western, IJJic
icar steady am
articauy anil in meueraie acmunii ;
lle-
e.
lined Culleuf, n7-lCei Confcctiene
Tallew 11 rm : Prime Cltv. tKe.
Frelghta nominal ; Gruln te Liverpool, 4y5c.
Ceffre weak, fair ; cargoes, 8Jie.
Clilrnge Produce Market.
CnlcAoe. April 14. Marketw opened PTclted
uudhlgheren grain, en account lower consels
and unfavorable weather throughout West and
Northwest, said te be damnjflng growing winter
wheat crop. One cent advance at epunlng In
grain ever close last night. Prevision, except
iues4pnrk, net sympathizing with grain. Perk
15e higher.
Wheat Moy.MXe : June. OlKc.
Cern Stay, 4Be j June, 4c : Jiiiy, '.:
eats-May, 30e j June, Sfi-Jfc.
Perk Mar. tl'ltnit JenctliG
iene.iilb)i Jiily,H272K.
Card lime, $7 07K; Jane, 7 15,
uius .iiay, viitx Jiine,fua.'i.
CLOSI!in.
1 p. in. Maiket excited and nervous during
the entire session. Opening prices net Inlly
sustAlncd throughout the session, however. Hu
mors of mediation by Hlsmarck at one time, nnd
an ndvance in consels broke prices considerably
but nnether boom came from bad weather nnd
sent pTlecs nbove the opening, und these prices
were held up well te the close, eicept provi previ
sions, which wero n trlrte lower.
Ju&. " W;"C ' ,"""' WJ'C'
Cern April, 45Kc; May, 40Jc j June, 19Jc j
July, MJic.
Oats Muy.'SCVc : June. 87c j July, 37c.
Perk April, 112 42 ; May, 112 42J j June
six Ks : e uiy. siv i.
La:
inl-Aprll, 17 02X1
May, I707K; June, 71
Julv. (7 25.
Itlbs April, f
Jnly, PH9.
15;
May, 20; June, V, .10;
New Yerk Stock Market.
Nkw Vekk, April 14. Wall street, 1:30 p. in,
Meney 2 per cent. Exchange qulet. Govern
ments Arm. Currency 6'h, $125 hid ; 4's Coup.,
4121 bid ; if de, 1112 bid.
The stock market this morning opened steady
ut about yesterday's closing figures, nnd prices
advanced en small transactions up te midday,
when they were fractionally higher. Honrfrem
neon te 1 o'clock, however, prices have fallen f
te K per cent, under the leadership of the Van
dcrbllts, which were vigorously sold for a tlme.
The lowest figures are new current.
lr.M. 3r.it.
Western Union 67X &7$
Adams Kxpress 13.1
American Express IM
u.e. cxprvH - t
Wells, Farge ft Ce,
110
31
.3
New Yerk Central MM
ft
New Jersey Central.
JO,
Illinois Central Kxnrcss.
Ohie Central ,
Michigan Central...
Northern Pacific t. 177
" Preferred 'JVi
Central Pacific 31
Union Pacific 41
Missouri Pacille Wi
Texas Pacific 10
New Yerk Klcvated
3UJ2
if-
130
Metropolitan , 110
juannuiiau
Alt. ft Terra Haute ,..t
' Preferred...
Canada Southern
Canada Pacific
Chicago ft Alten
Ches. ft Ohie.,
1). ft Hud.
82
10(1
Del.. laic, ft West
Denver
Lrle
." Preferred...,
12
Hannibal ft Ht. Je
" Preferred
Kansas ft Texas 17K
Lake shore ;. buy:
L.K.ftW : .!
l.'vs'lleft Nashville 31
Merris Ksaex ,
Northwest :.. 7M
. '812
my,
122
60K
" Prefcired 7 1331s
Ontario ft Western... e
Ohie Mississippi 13
" Preterred
Pacille Mall , 61f
yulcksltver k... .,
rreierreu , .-,-
Heading..
Heck Island
San Francisce...
...,.
115
19
33
my,
Preterred.,..
Omaha.,
i,
St. Paul,
fV
' Preferred. ,.,!.."!
mi
l'reterred
NashftChat :..
M I...S. ft W
Wabash
, l'refened......
V.,B.St Q -.,
f
123
123
1
ayt
13
tecnesiera. xiiixuuig.,..
Pd. ftKvans ,
Manitoba ti
OregenftNav , ....
Oregon Transco , vni
Livestock Price,
Cmcioa-CatUe Ueoelpts, 7,400 head;
tents, 2.8H0 head i market slew anddi
shin-
et slew and dull and
? rices n shadu lower i l.oue te 1,200 ft. steers, V4j
CO; l.UO tel.SOO, t5 5063 80 1 butcbercs',12 400
4 00. uiainlv at I3fi3 GO: stitckurx and fueders.
t3 4oet50!Texens,ia5. .. ' '
Hogs llccelpts, 18,uj0 bead ; shlnmenU, 7,000 ;
market opened steady, but closed O4J10O higher j
reugu nnu inixeu,
fl5ic4BS: iiacklnir and shin-
ping, 4GOQ4 65; llht, (4 5ijt 80; skips, $3 150
Sheep uccelptt, 4,200 head shipments, 2,000
head ; market steady and Una ; Inferior. 1 13 75
medlum,iat3 goedtocholco,Vl6oeJ,D"Ji v 1
Kast libxrtv The cattle market was active
and strong at an ndvance ever last w cek's prices
et from 15e te 2VJ I receipts, 8.8UD hciid i ship
incut. lJMhejid t shipment te New Vel k tin
Baturday and Hiruday, 70 enrleud.
Heps active, strong mid lituherpl'hllitdclplitits,
13 105 B) Yorkers, II teffl UOi receipts, s,.inu
head ; shipments, 4,400 bend shipments te New
Yerk en Saturday and Sunday, 87 cmlendx.
Sheep were netlve nnd linn nt an ndvance
ever Uil week efac receipts, 2.C00 held ; shin
mqnts,S,O00heaa. m
Merk Markets.
Quotations by I teed, MrOraliu A Ce., Hankers,
Lancaster, I'a.
II a.m. 12m. .1p.m.
jtiisfftiuri lannc,
Michigan Centra! .
New Yerk Central 'Mi
New Jersey Central X;2
"I
'I
Ohie Central i
Del., ljck. Western W)i
my,
i'm
ienvcra lueumnne
Krle.t.... i....
Kansas A Texas
l.ake Bhere
Chicago N, W common.
N. NTent. Western
St. Pnul ft Oinalia
Fnclfle Mall
Itechestcrft l'lttsbiinr
Rt. raui !.
Texas 1'aclHe ,
Union Pncine ,.,,1.41.
Wabash Common...
Wabash Preferred
17M
I
1ft
Te
r,7
zy.
in"
41U
MJC f,iK
1?2
y
nciiern union TNPffrppn. (i 07?;
lAUlsvllle ANnshvlllu 'M 'My,
67i
Ixshlgh Valley.,,....
Lehigh Navigation.
Pennsylvania
Heading
P. T.ATlnnrale.,
Northern Pacific Common
1
Northern Pacific Prer.....
Hcstonvtlle.,.,
Philadelphia A Erlu,...
Northern Central
Underground...
Canada Southern
Oil
People's Passenger
Jemev Central ,
i"X
llM
ny.
1
'xH
w
fncnl Sterk and Itnnrtt.
Iteperled by J. 11. l-enj,'.
Par Idist
value, sale.;
I.Micastcr City, 0 per cent.. 1W.
.VllNJ SIIT.S
ih;v. iuu
" 1KI 1(
" 5erct. In 1 or 30 years.. l)
" 4 " Hcbonlleun 110
" 4 " In 1 or 20 yearn loe
" 4 " In&nrai years, lmi
" 4 " lu ineraiyears inn
Maiilielin llernugh lean lui
BAXK KTIK.'ICS.
First National Hank 100
Fanners' Nutlenul llank Hi
Fulton Nutlenul llank Hl
Lancaster County National Itiiuk .... M
Columbia National llank .(;
Christiana National llank 1110
Kiihrula Notional Hank Hi)
First National llank, Columbia loe
First National Hunk, Htrasburg Il
Flmt National Hank, Marietta H
First National llanlr. Ml. Jey 10)
Lllltz National Hank 100
Manhelm National Hank , ICO
Union National Hank, Mount .toy ... w
New Helland National Hunk ... no
Gap National Hank K)
Quarryvllle National Hank ... 10)
mi
1J0
100.50
uu
1KI
111
102.50
1( '
l'll.M
112
175
111.75
12-2
115
ill
l.V,
i:n
J)
150
1W.10
161.20
IS
130
110.50
110
TDRHFIKK STOCKS
Dig Hprlng ft Heaver Valley ..., r
Urldgepert ft Horseshen ii
Columbia A Chestnut 1 1 111 , M
Columbia ft Washington. 'JO
Cencstnga ft Hlg tjprlng 'Si
Columbia Marietta :,
Maytown ft Kllzabethtewn 2ft
lAncnstcrft Kphrala 'n
Lancastcrft Willow Htieet 25
Btrasburgft Millport., 25
Marietta ft Mayluwn 25
7.M
23
IS
21.03
JU
10
41
4.0
21
m
31
70
55
Aianeiin a, Mounuey 2ft
Inc, Kllzabethtewn ft Mlddletewn. W
Iincastcr ft Frultvllle an
.Vi.'IP IA rEUTIHEMESTS.
TTIOIt SALR A 8TONK
IIOUKi: AN1J
-1. llulldlng Let. lnrj nl rent
iipn imu
Ne, nrsei'Tii h ki:.n sr.
AWOMAN FROM THI3 COUNTRY
wants Wuithing, Irenlngand Plain eewlnc.
Applyatthlseftlce. u
tFost-en'saturda Y KVr.NlNO, A
XJ Herman Det Deg, Jet black, Innif, silky
hair; answers te the nainii el Itomee. A suita
ble reward will be, paid at Ne. ke North (Jueen
R0l'Si:.CLHANIN(l TI.MU IS NKAR
at band. Fer washing paint nothing Is
supcrlnrtn MILLKIt'.H UOItAX SOAP.
TITITIIOUT KXUKPTION, THK Hlisi'
T T cigars in the town, tn for !. nt
IIAKTMA.N'.S
VKI.LOW
FltONT CKi A It
S'lOKK.
GOTO CLARKirSCOFFUKKTORB FOIl
4 tijt New Prunes fer25e.; 1 LsOnoilItlcefer
25c.; 4 lis beallniM-d Crackers fnr25e.; 4 S.1 While
Sugar for 'Ke.; IB. lU-st Cnir- lu Lancaster for
2.V;. A plarjueertwn lings will lie given nway
ei cry day
TIIKN YOU CAN (l() TO WOItK YOU
are nliuest disabled by that lame back.
Ileiismi's Capctue Plnstert Mill eiuell eulckly
25c. '
rniu: ijkst &
HAVANA CIOAIl IN
A. the City, at
HAUTMA.N'ii
KI.I.IMV
rtTOIlK.
FltONT ('111 A It
CIIIAl'PRD HANDS CAN HKIMtr.VUNT
J ed by the use efMlllrr'a lltllt.W ,uOAP.
ir ANTI-M).
TV A girl toilngetipnilheuscMorl. lu a small
iAinny.
ltd'
Apply at
AH WF.ST CIIKS't'MT Vl'ltLKT.
BUY THK REST." YOUOKT ITWHKN
you purchase Miller's Pure llerax Soup
Pt CASKS OF
fjJ
HAM.MO.ND'hPOItT "SK0" nnd i.iiLii:
Aur: ciiamtauni:
IiihI ii-ci-lvcd yesterday ulKOIIItlCH's I.Kjl 1 1 It
STOUK, Ne,
M'lum aiiiiari1
Lancaster.
aprilll lydlt
BOARDING.
. Furnished anilUnliirnlkhed ltremi. Alse.
Table Heard.
aVWt
NO. M SOUTH I'UINCK ST.
TONT FAIL
TO TRY THE CIGARS
XJ Twe for 5e.
thn best In the town for thn
money, at HAllTMAN'.H YLLI.OW FltONT
ClUAIt STOfli;.
OLATE WORKS.
J A
All persons wlshlncMAItllLKlKDSLATK
MANTELS, ernnv ether Slate Werk. 111 dn well
by calling nt our works or send for our Illustra
ted catalogue.
FIIANK J ANSON A I1HO.,
Cerner Frent Hiid Locust St., Columbia, Pa
mar53md
FOIl A GOOD-F1TTING SHIRT WITH
Patent Facings, Hand-Worked Kyelels,
made of geed material and price
ONLY ONK DOLLAIt.
Alse new styles Working Shirts, spring styles
Hese and Furnishing Goods ler Ladle's, (Joins
nnd Misses. All cheaper than ever.
Plense call and examine before you buy.
HENUY 1IKCHTOLD,
Ne.Si North (JueenStieet.
P. S. Choice llulldlng Lets, Stone and Sand
for sale.
3ttf fTf WORTH OFMILLINERY
SHXJfJJJ New Yerk and Paris Milli
nery Ce. Our new store,!) North Queen street,
Lnncaster, Pa , Is new open withan Klegantlluu
of Hats, ISennets, Flnwris. Feathers, ftc, nt our
usual CHEAP l'HICKS. Hoping our custeuiers
und the Ludles.ln general will please favor us
with their preseneu, we remain truly yours,
NEW YOKK AND l'A Ilia M1LLINEUY CO.,
Jan8-tfd Formerly of 22 West Ming St.
NOTICE TO "TRESPASSERS AND
UUNNEItS. All persons nre hereby for
bidden tn trespass en any of the lands of the
Cornwall or Speedwell estates, In Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed erunln-
closed, either for the purpose of sheeting or fish-
a?ft
(, ss iuu mw win ue rigiuiy enierccu aguinst
trespassing en said lands of the undcrslgued
after this notion.
Wll. COI.KMA.N FUKEMAN,
It. PEltCY ALDEN,
EDWAltD C. FllKriMAN,
Attorney for It. W. Celeman's belrs.
eetll tfdftw
M-
itiKNKRfJlIOK RINK.
AVedncsduy Evening, April 15.
Grand . Musical Contest
FOIl Tim CHAMPIONSHIP,
IteUernMlt. JOIINK. TltEWITZ,ef this city,
' and M It. K.'CMYKK8, of Ulnrlettn.
The contest "te consist of a duet en the Har
monica nnd Cabinet Organ. The w Inner Is tn re
ceive a geld medal. Alter the contest, Mr, Tie
wltr., accompanied by hit sister, MIbr Sun, will
give an exhibition, in which they will perform
011 eighteen different Instruments. Contest will
begin all) o'clock. Come early and gvttigned
seat. AdmlsHlen, JOc. it
T
O IIK a I YEN AWAY.
SATUiiDAi', AWini ar, issr..
f
A LADIES' SOLID GOLD WATCH.
Ever Persen lluylng Uoedi te the auieunt
of SO cents entitled te a chance.
A. Hirsb's Bazaar of Fashion,
Neb. OSsO North Queen St.
Millinery, Shoes, Jeweli y and Nottensof every
description, ftljlwdftltw
SEW AnrjUtTiaEMESTS.
TCTOIt LAUNDRY AND TOILHT 1'UIU
Xi t 1I.I.K tfd llOIJ AX SOA P l conceded te be
the best.
Du
FOREMAN.
PHYSICIAN A VII HltldlKdV.
Itemnved from Ne. Qli Wri Kintr .tpnci in Vn
M North Prince. (I.ate resldence of A. K.
lleberts.) in23md
AOAKK OF MILLKIt'S I'URR BORAX
represents mnm represents inore real
value chan any ether Seap In thn market.
AWOMaN WANTS WASHING, IRON
1NU, seniliblng, hnuseeleanlnir, etc. lApply
nt this oilier-. ltd
PKNNA. OIOARS FROM fl.00 PER
Hundred np, nt
HAimiA.VS YKI.I.OW VllONT CIGAR
HTOltE.
TOARDERS WANTED.
JJ (lentlcmcu boarders wanted
Antilv nt
aprMtd"
NO.40NOKTII DUKK HtllEET.
GROCERS SELL MORE OF MILLER'S
lIUKi
tlses Itself.
mnrT-Cind
THE LARGEST, BEST AND MOST
complete assortment of Playing Cards In
the city from fl cents per pack up nt
IIAItTMA.V.S YK1.I.OW FllO.NT CHI Alt
STOKK.
LADIES (JAN PRESERVE THE NAT
ural softness of their hands by using Mil,.
l.Klt'S HOIIAX SOAP.
D ANGER lAUtKS" IN ADULTERED
Soaps. I'se Miller's ItOltAX, guaranteed
nhsnliitcly pnre.
I7IOR RENT. "
J A lwe-sUry llrlck l)wclllng,7 rooms, water
In Kitchen, Ne. 227 Kast Frederick street.
ALLAN A. llKltllA CO.,
Ileal Kstatn and Insurance Agents,
nll-3td 103 Kast King street.
WTASIt-DAYHAH NO TKRRORS FOR
TV the families who use Miller's llerax Seap.
TJ1INE TAILORING.
X! 1
The finest selection of Woolens In Worsteds.
Casslmerea, Cheviots, Meltons, Tricots and F.ng
llsli Plsldf, ever bolern rxhlbltcd In this city
can new be seen nt my Tailoring ApartmuntK,
Ne. 37 North Queen street, oppeslto the Urape
Hetel. Kinplnylng only the liest Tailors, every
garment Is iniide strictly first-class. A comfort
able and perfect fit always gutrauteed Price
moderate. ItOSKNSTKIN,
The Merchant Tailor,
mil-T.mdlt 37 North yuecii street.
B
DOTS ANI)SHOF.
J. M. McCenaughy.
Men's Calf Beets, $2.25.
Ladies' Morocco Butten, $1.25,
ALL GOODS SOLID AND WAItltANTKD.
26 1-2
EAST KING STREET.
mll-tfd
pI.OTHINO.
A PltOVIDENT llACHKl.Olt
Iviksaller his clethliii; ut the changes of the
season. Just new he store uway his winter
clothing, carefully protected from moth by am
ple supplies of camphor. He also turns his
iheughu te spring, and gently ponders the
question of
LKUITOVKItCOAT AND SUIT.
Oak. Hall will aolve bis iieUeni tn all posl pesl posl
ble forms, Keady-Madeer te Onler.
ACItl'.S OF COUNTEltS PILED WITH TONS
OFCI.OTIIINO.
Each (iarincnt Fathlnncd with Scrupulniis Care.
VAST PILES OF P1ECF. (il)ODS
Only uniting for the erdars te send them te the
artlt' (?) eager shear. Hapless llaebeler,
Happy 11,'nedlct, Stnld Old Alter, Rollicking
Hey, bring your clothing questions te Oak Hall
fei correct and cheap solution.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
). E. Cor. Sixth nnd Market,
ap Unci Philadelphia.
Yi
rll.MAMKON V FOSTKR.
BOYS
DRESS SUITS
bi'lfcllng the Clothing ter the juveniles of a
family Itiwulahly fulls upon the mothers, and
ultheut knowing It themselves they beceme the
best buyers In the umikct. They knew mere
about teituriM, color and lusting finality than
any ether buyeiM ; therefere vie Invlie the prac
tical mothers te an Inspection of nur Beys'
Inthlng and using her best nnd most critical
Judgment, compare the garments with these she
may have examined clsenhere, the conclu
sion will be Hint our goods are se well adabted
for Dress purposes, for recreation, or for school
In fact for all the cnrleus pranks of boyhood,
th.it no mere could be done fnrthobeya. We
show the largest stock et Corkscrews, Mixed
Casslmercs, ersteds and etherrellable Fabrics,
perfect shapes, excellent workmanship, nnd we
name the Lewest Prices.
GENT'S
Spring Overcoats,
$6.00 te $20.00.
BOYS' DEESS HATS
Of the Latest Style In Stltr or Seft Felts, and we
keen constantly In stock nn extensive assort assert
of Children's Turbans and Peles, nnd for Cent's
Dress Wear the Feather Weight Flexible Is
superior te ull elber-i.
MEDIUM WEIGHT
Clouded Undershirts, 25c,
-AND-
WHITE CLEARED SEAM UNDERSHIRT"
SO OBNTS.
White Dress Shirts,
OfNew Voik Mills Muillii, relnfeiced front and
back with square cut besom set Inte the Shirt,
7Sc. New Patterns in Fancy Hosiery and bilk
Neckwear.
-THE-
Cable Sewed Kid Gleve, $1.00.
-mm-
SPECIAL SHOE, $3.00
WARRANTED.
Fer service, for a neat, dressy appearance, and
for a Sheet lint Isatiru te give general satisfac satisfac
Hen, our special Ifulthentu rlxal.
Ladies' Dress Shee, $2.50.
In Opera or Common Sense bhifpei made of
selected material that Is pliable and durable.
' Children's and Misses' Spring nnd Wcdge Heel
Shoes In a full range of widths and sizes.
32, 84, 30 Si 88 West King St,
LANCA8TKU, PA.
Wlllliamsen & Fester,
SEW AnrERTISElfKSTB.
I LOWERS
ft HURST.
IMPORTANT!
Owing te (i eh nn go in our buslnesa and In erder te rodueo atoek
prier te the cliange we ahull effer our ontire stoek of Dry Goods and
Notions at doclded bargnliiB nnd doduet IO PER CENT, from overy cash
sale. We have a large stoek of goods In overy dopartment, but will
call Bpecltil attention this tlme te our olegnnt line of Blaek Caskmeres
whleh we nre offerlnp; very low with lOper cent, doduetod from overy
amount.
BOWERS & HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
all6indftw
BOOKS.
E
AHTER-18V.
SOUVENIRS
FOR THE EASTER SEASON
Plain and Fringed Easter Cards,
AT TIIK ItOOKhTOKK OF
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
NOS. 15 and 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA
OT.OTllISa.
LIGHT WEIGHTS.
All that can lie said about Sprint;
Overcoats is applicable te our assort
ment just new.
Our stock is ns complete as can lie,
and yen ueed only te see the goods ;
a selection surely fellow?.
A Iteys nnd Children's Depart nient
in Ledger Building new open.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia.
m; "iiid
AMU.SEME.VT.S.
piuireN OVERA HOUSE.
Wednesday and Thursday, April 15 and 1C.
MIOOK A COLMKU'S COMPANY In Ihiehau
iin's (Irrnt Itniuri,
STORM BEATEN.
.Messrs. hboek A Cellier, manager of Colen
Villain Theatre, New Yerk, take pleusiire In an
nouncing that they have made urrangeuii'iits
with the Heroic Itescuers of the Hurvlrnni or the
l.ate(Jlli:KI.YlJidy Franklin Hay IHpi-dllleu
who will npp?arln the (J real
ARCTIC RESCUE SCENE,
efthe Fourth Acl, lu their nilglnnl costumes as
worn by lliein en tint memorable eccuslnn. The
eat eemprles
Edmund Cellier,
And ether WKLI.-KNOW.N ACTOllb. .Magnitl-
cent Scenic EfTectn, iiicludlni;
REALISTIC AURORA ROREAI.1S!
Invented and patented by I.janderThoinp-ien.
ADMISSION', - 7.1. BO and 3.1 CKN'1.
iiKsi:uvi:i) skats, . :.-,
Fer sale at Opera llntiM1. nll-Md
EOR HALE OR REST.
HOUSE KOH RENT.
A three Htery llrlck llente,
Chcnlnul9tiect.
.Ne. 29 tVi'ht
inlj-tld
FOR SALE OR RENT.
An excellent I) celling en easy turmi, ittu ittu
ate Ne. 15 .Shlppeu street.
mlS-tfd II. FIIANK K&III.K.MA.N.
FOR RENT.
The hall 30xM feet en third story of Stein
metz building, Nn. .13X North (Jueen afreet. Ap-
yy mi .i . i .. e i in .i ji r. i ..
li
!tfd
EOR RENT.
First-Class Itettaurnnt, also lit-elais Har Har
eor Shep, comer of Centre Snuare and North
Queen Htreet. liest locution in the city. Apply
te
HIltbllAllltU.'
FOR RENT.
Three Law Offices ut Ne. 15 NOItTII DUKK
STBKF.T ; nnd n basment t& feet long, supplied
with water and heat.
jnarH-tld II. FIIANK KSHLKMAN.
OR RENT ON R EASONAUEE TERMsi'
The two-sterj" and nttin llrlck Duelling
Heuse. Ne. 15 Kast Lemen street, 9 rooms with
Hath ltoem, Gas Fixtures complete and Sunny
side Heater tn Parler. Apply tn
llh.VltY shuiii:ut,
all-3tced (II North lluke street.
LEGAL SOTXCE.1.
ESTATE OP LOUISA EISLEY, LATE
of Lnncnster city, deceased. Letters ofad efad ofad
ministratien en said estate having bei-n granted
te the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto
are reiiuestcu tomato iiniueuiain payment, anil
theso having claims or demands against the
same, will pieient them without delay for set
iiemeni 10 uiu iiiiin'rsigiii-ii, rcsmin
ii;
in the city
iLKY.
of Lancaster.
JOHN KISI.KY.
Admlnlstnttnr.
11. Fbank Kshleuan, Att'y.
feljlOCtdTiieaw
ESTATE OF 11EKNARD MULUATTAN,
lute of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testamentary en said estatehavlngbccn granted
te the undersigned, nil persons Indebted thereto
ure requested te innke Immediate payment, nnd
theso having claims or demands against the
same, will present them without delay for set
tlement te the undersigned, residing en Kait
Orange street, Lancaster city. Pa.
FUANCI3 MtCLAIN, Kxeeuter.
Philip I). IUkkk. Attorney. tebl7-tdTueau
ESTATE Ol'
of Lancni
MARIA RUMSILL, LATE
Lancaster city, deceased. Tne under-
ned auditor, appointed te dlstrlbutn the
icn ri-inalnlnir
ill inn iiituus iii ur. n. x.
Davis, administrator, tn and nmnngthenelegully
entitled te the same, will nit ter that purpese en
TUKSDAY, APIIIL , 1SS5, at 10 a. in., In thn
Library ltoem of I he Court Heuse, lu the City of
Jjtncnster, where all pei-snns Interested in hald
distribution may niteud.
inSl-OtdTii W. T. UltOWN, Auditor.
aROVEttlES.
AT RUUSK'S.
Easter Coffees and Easter Cards.
We w 111 ulve from new
until all or L'uster, u
beautiful Kaster Card w Ith each pound of Cel
lee, and another design, also very liietty, two
cards, with each pound. We de this te Ml mil
late trade and niakii the children nappy.
Yeu want geed Coffees, and we have them.
Our entrees cannot be beat. We buy the best
and always have Ihcin Iri'.ili masted, also fresh
ground.
OUlt VAltlKTIES-OId Manitehlliiif nnd F
dang Java, Choice Mecha, Lasuayru,Cesta Itlce,
(luatemalaaud ltles.
OuvVMcent ltte fera geed strong drink, cannot
be Deat. Our Hlo ltlended Id supei b at ii cents,
also lower pi IcihI Coffee,
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET.
P. S. Same goods sold and raids given nt our
brunch. Chestnut und Mary streets. Hath stores
connected with telephone exchange.
SiVfip1AAAAiWA -
1AMfVSAIAVWVVl.'
1
Easter Beeks. Easter Tokens.
BUY UOOD.1.
JOHN H.
OIVI.UR.
(1. V. UATHVON.
Merchant Tailoring.
(JF.NTI,EMKN-Ve have le-opened ibis
Department with nn Klcgant Asseitment of
-A
NEW GOODS for SPRING
TRADE.
Under the supervision of Mr. S. S. RATH
VON, nn experienced nnd practical Cutter
And we employ only the best workmen and
use only the best Trimmings, und guarantee
s-
.A
1'F.ltFKCT FITS ami .SAT
ISFACTION
In every respect, tllve in atrial If you want u
perfect fitting Suit.
JOHN S. 6IVLER & CO.,
25 EAST KING STREET,
l.ANCASTKit, PA.
OflE-PRICE HOUSE.
s
il'RlNO dress noens.
Spring Dress Goods Opening.
WATT, SHAND & CO.,
8 and 10 East King Street,
LANCASTKIt. PA.
SATIN 1IKUIIKII
Is the Popular Fabric of thescaten. liaie Value
in All the New Shades at "iV,!!!.1, TV, .(m,
Jl.SJnyard.
FKKNCH '.COPfltKs
Ate New and Desirable at :.7Me, We, IV", II.O
n yarn.
1II.ACK FIIKNCII COPL IlKS,
Fnity-twe Iiiehes wide, usual price fl.te, new
(I'lljng at 5e.
TKN PIKLKs ALL-WOOL PLAIDi,
Feri j'-flve Inches wide, lately pnld at tl.cn. Our
Price, Vic a jntd
Sl'KClAI. IXIU'CIIMKNTJIIS 111. CK DUKSS
SILKS.
At COc, C5e, 7, 87e. fl.w. V,-. i '. tl T.".
These goods must be seen te be appreciated
The .Vic number was considered cheap at T.',e
COLOllKD HltKS9.Sll.Ki
In All the New shades at Mc, 75e, ll.oen yard
I1LACK AND COLOllKD llllOCMlLD SILK
VKLVKTS AND VKI.VKTKKN",
AT TIIK
NEW YORK STORE.
J.B
MARTIN A CO.
-THK-
PEARL SHIRT
Is thn 11EST!WH1TK DUKSS SHlitT made te
te sell for SI.OO. We can give the testimonials
of hundrds who have worn the PKAltL SHlitT,
nnd prefer It te any ether I.aundrlcd nnd Un
laundrled.
ENIGMA SHIRT.
With Patent Loeiu Jdge Bosem, made et Wain
sutta Muslin, and tjuaranteed te Fit
00c. APIECE OH tS.1.50 PEIt HALF DOZEN.
75c. UNLAUNDMED SHIRT,
Made of New Yerk Mills Muslin, Linen
and Cuff Hands,
49c. UNMUNDRIED SlIIItT,
Is ene that (lives the licit Kind of satisfaction
te the Wearer, both In Fit and .Material.
25c. UNLAUNDRIED SHIRT.
ALL Sl.KS
CALICO SHIRTS.
Laundrled, with Cellars and Cull's, at
and ixle.
:.e. Me
VOT.OUKU VEliOALR NlllllTfi,
With Cellars and Cult's, at 75c, $.(, tl.ilnml l.Sii.
White Dress Shirts,
MADKTOOltDUlter Wamsutta Muslin. (lnr-
nnteed te Fit, O forvu.eo. Your Measuiv
Taken und Sample Shirt Made tn
Oilier ter Trial.
J. B. Martin k Ce.,
Cor. West King anil Friure Sis.,
LANOASTKlt, PA.
FOR WASHING OLOTHES ONEOAKE
efMILLHlfS IIOK.W SOAP will outlast
two of any ether kind.
FIRST-CLASS JIOARDINO.
Together with the choice et rooms ou the
fln.t or second fleer. Surpassed by none lu Illi
cit y. Call en or address,
,,, , , NO.40JNOUTH(Ir;ENS'i
"Table boarders accommodated. ad-ttd.
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