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FlrttAiUI, COLVMMIA.
EetertalBtaeat-A Fatal
Flint MiH-TweTnuapa
rirrt Catch of Start
(Wlnmbla Batteries.
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denCO Oi lRTItLtOEKCmR.
pril 2L The VlglUnt fair
r hall last evening altera
W, eight nights, The mnna-
Ive tee much credit for the
r In which tliey attend ed all
ilng te the workings of the
t boys are uesireus or nir-
ler in handseme style which
far 5800, but the fair just closed
Mimpany between 1 1,100 and
ajV ...
the nail was crewacu witn
tfcelr frlends, anxious te loam
lAfwtke lucky ene for the articles
tttjr.Wore running. At u o'cieck
wmi tamed In and new we ale
MieftteepariUn turning in the most
wadtfae articles for which they wcre
i Andrew Let, sin or watch, si ;
Biitru i ullr r nlr ntr J 12.60 i James
Annan's barlfre, fSO ; Miss Katie Zol Zel
tdrinr. S13 : A. O. Baker, tsilver tea
L70 1 MHeEs.sioSwartr7ge1(l necklace,
Phil Heet or, skate bag, ffl. 17 ; llenry
, Miver vatcn, rcu.i ; airs, jenn
', roller skates, (10.65 ; lien. Giltnan,
cage, ?i.(j; wm. wuuck, re-
vfllB. tML
ir- T1b fellewlBS' nrtlclea wero chanced
Off!
E.UMDM tea Bet, Jeseph Hurst ; Laurel loinen
LaMMt, O. CKauIlmnn; hammered brass
Mmiiun MUIW1W JWMf, uiianiiCT UUIVU,
HMtrr SSMMckenback ; Mrs. Franciscus cake,
GnunBtrine; wax ikroera, Miss llertba
DtHWHHBOBer telet loot rest, aiihs Marnn
V." Pfelne : tainted nlauue. Miss Aim Weni-
Bf bnajh i Oh metal cress, Jelm Hair j painted
r PiaqWT, v .laoep nicnmcit; nuvur pjemu jar,
t Hewwral Baraes j biby coach, C. E. Oreve.
! Tiniimung, arc winning nuinuera wiucn
nanrnet yet Deen iianacu in: j.ie , satin
CMNtie. "172," steve; Ne. 09, rug carpet;
Ha Ml, HO 'geld piece. Persons holding
-thAahnvA ntiuheN hv firnsentlnt? fuitnn tn
j a i-tK -h
Jjiliii '
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LJgearfce W; Schroder, will receive tlie prizes.
Is S fJk5" ' Falnful Accident.
jMWjMJaOHEaves, employed at Zarbaugh's
tat mill along the CAP. I). U. 11., below
. tba'Sutqufihanna rolling mill, yosterday
-aaroen',whllO' walking across a trostle,
f-carrying several heavy pleces or tint stene,
ufsllpMdiand felMe the ground, tlie, stone3
I .Bawnened and made an examination w hen
ltHsfeuad that tli ree left ribs wero dls-
h leaMa), the left arm terribly cut at the elbow
ana we wn en rignt arm masueu ;
he also
leeltrfd several cuts and bruises about the
,', mymu M injureu luivniauy. jiu ib ru-
mvfva foruanemoinuiouiiuy uuiwucu lurry
nt xjKwrvuve Bin.'uw), w iiuid he in uuw jy nig
1 laatltklcondlUen.
f Jamea Drewn and William Ortman, who
iMiav been reaminc oter tlie country te-
TaettiM leading the life a tramp ler the. past
nn yeasis, ciiiigiii in u 4iiuiui uuutiv rujiiu
i.Toett which had been given them lastocn lastecn
Jn(.', Ortman cut Drewn en the left arm
from the shoulder te elbow, indicting a very
painful wound. Ne arrests were made.
BIX timoer nuts were uruu saiuiy inrnugu
?the xaft shutes this morning, consigned te
,JP". Deposit.
rAaulRead caught two shad last night at
i his batterv belew the dam. Tlie llrst catch
of tbe season at Columbia.
v Toe many small lKiys jumping en frclgut
trains at Locust street cresslnc.
"SyMlas Llllle Hintmiplayed te a large and
! mtwA nhillAtt . IflGT fl laaaaam Mr1 944r. aAa-ft4u
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CHVXtTX TO AXfetALS.
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the Pennsylvania Society for Its Preten
M
tien Is Doing.
J$An added Interest is given te the sen en-
't4fli annunl renert nf the Pennsylvania
""Ifikwlety for Prevention of Cruelty teAniiuals,
, by. the melancholy tact tuat it is received
oentaniporaneously with the news of the
death of Samuel J. Levick, the clllcicnt
. secretary of the seciety. J. J. Sprcnger, w he
hae for some years lcen a resident of Atlanta,
Oal. and net of this city, is set down in this
report as "honorary vice president from Lan
'caater," while the only local roprusentatU cs
"of the organization are : S. Slocum, Christi
ana; Geerge Badger, Columbia; E. II. Uurk Uurk
helder, Farmerbillc; J. C. Walker, Gap;
!Levl K. Brown, Geshen; G. II. L'ttla,
lettaj Dr. Charles II. Stubbs, Pcters
k; R. C. Edwards, Quarryille; C. .1.
Jtheadca, Safe Harber.
.-The report, hoeer, leaes no room for
(Jeubt that the society is doing geed work;
and it declares that "at no porled slnce
tbs incorporation of this society has tliere
been be universal an acknowledgment en the
part of our citizens of its impertance and
usefulness, or creator care manifested in
K observing a proper treatment of animals."
v In the past year CO'J cases have been report
ed, : andl,aOO horses and mules wero turned
out of harness as unlit for work ; pads were
ordered In 1,238 instances where the harness
rubbed sere jsirts; 3,000 warnings were
' i issued te theughtless and careless aluiKers of
animals; and 0 sutfering animals were
j killed in a humane manner.
I "THE CRUEL Sl'OKT OF COCK-FiaHTINtl."
' j The secretary, narrates at seme length the
t .efforts Of the society te break up ceck-flght-iii'f
j .but Ills report w ill be subjected te some
.' Wttelsm in that paragraph in which it is rc
'' Mad' that upon one occasion tlie "twenty-
. tkneA rwnVa wfrn retiflsrjitfid nnd turned
t ever te the society, according te the act of
assembly appre eu April 3d, 1S72, and uiercl-
'tttUyi kUIed, se as te prevent any
possibility of their again botigused." Thore
people wne inillK " cruuiiy w kuuu
kto"meroiriil'vMll" him. when hlsln-
and iptinutien are te llgnt, uue
iauB uucriuca mu itriA;ixir uy
birds are prepared for battle,
cruel sport of ceck-tlchtinir. the
net tight w ith the natural spare as is
Uy' supposed, these are cut oil te
thin' half nu inch of the lee, and thou
seared, with a het iron te prevent bleeding;
they are then armed with sharp steel spurs
from 1 te li inches In length, which are
securely tautened en the natural spur by a
leather band. This is wrapped around tlie
leg and stitched te make It secure; thus
armed, the cocks are matched against each
ether in a pit surrounded by the admiiers of
this cruel sport, the bilds being goaded te
tight by two men in the enclosure, who are
termed 'handlers.' n is seldem that both
birds leave the pit nllve, In many cases the
eyes are knecKcti out, and the inreai ami
breast gashed after the contest, aud the peer
fowls, trvanquisncd, are tlirewn asiue ie stu
feraad bake room ter fresh lctiinsi'
fPOOKlNO", AM) "NICKINO" IIORSKS.
i-'Jitrtherparagnipiis irem the report that
;are of general interest are the following :
" ""Reliable Information enables us te assert
jtbat the cruel and shameful practlcoef 'deck-
iag ' andf ' nicking,' that ib, cutting off a
porileoofthe tail of the horse, and setering
theiiucles of the remalulng per-
Uea thereof, and, by the usti of cords
alia pulleys retaining H in an tip-
iteM waltlen until the animal loses all
oe&trol ef.Ute same has been again intro-
ilueed into our illy. Hew an oullghteuod
cemaaunlty can telerate such barbarity or nc-
ceptsuehatfashicn' is beyond our compreheiu
stea it flrat presented itwilf In 'bangiug' or
ereeing the hair oil the tall.uud lsuew fellow
, ed WTthls fenu or cruelty. This society
through Ha beard et managers embraces the
Vnreaant oceaslon te express thelr uniiualllled
k fTiondemnatien et this practice, nnd as this
Vbrutaliiy teperpcirated in the bccIubIeh of
. SsUWea hidden from the public oye, It eilers a
liberal reward te any torsen who can funilsh
snail reliable Information as will enable It te
i arrest and oeavlet any one violating this law
W of Oh state." . ,
IV 'we atHl, contlnue our attention te the
yards where cattle, sheep, and swinoaroro swinearoro swinoarero
oslved, RNkwded und reloaded; most of
wWeh ard transported long distances in the
vara. While we notice improvement in the
"gejiaral care aiauifented, yet muclt suilering
(MaUaues art iilreed form of ear, tlie
ajjinileii of which we have been looking for.
wpjfctofera long time, whereby toeu und
' wiWsr may be dhrtiised In transit, have net
asset been Introduced, or In hut lowiu lewiu
etaaees.'' '
VS At th" Station Roem.
.One dimnk. and one ledger were the only
lamatisef the station house lart night They
wereyiisiihsips'l hy the mayor this morning.
QHe eloe4.M4 eight gaadhULlbiht were
jetted aaet turning Iket aJghU
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Thegwg of targkum operate la our city
appear te be. partial te the East End. On
Saturday night' the house of Mrs.' M. A.
Rellly was robbed, en Sunday night St
Antheny's church was visited by thieves,
and last night the arrival home of Dr. Jehn
J. Stewart prevented a burglary at the house
of his father, Jatnes Stewart, 210 East Orange
street, near Llme. The burglar entered the
rear part of the house, walked te me rrent
and was about going up stairs when the front
deer opened, Dr. Stewan waiaea m, ana me
burglar was se near him that the edge of tlie
deer struck him. The burglar ran te the
rear of the heuse befere Dr. Hlewart could
fellow him, and made geed his escape
through tlie rear deer, which he had left open.
UlUcer cramer nappenea te no in uie noign neign noign
berhood; he was called in, a thorough
search of the heuse was made, but nothing
unusual was discovered.
Later In the nltrht shertlv befere 2 o'clock.
a suspicious looking character was seen leit
ering unuer a tree at me resioence ei j. m.
Barry, opposite the Stewart mansion. When
he found that he was observed, he moved
ranidlvelfln the direction of Llme street.
He was accompanied by a deg that was per-
recuy quiet, snowing tuat no was wen traineu
for midnight emergencies.
About two o'clock Watchman James Mw Mw
senkep saw a man stealing up Llme street to
wards Chestnut, In a manner that betokened
that something was wrong. He followed
him, and when he saw him turn into
East Marien alley, he called upon him te
step. The man then started en a head
long run. Mossenkep flred two shots
at him, which only caused him te rodeublo
his speed. When half way through the alley
he stumbled and fell, but quickly regained
his feet.and lied into the alley en the east of the
honse occupied by Jeremiah Wright. Horehis
trail was lest Net long afterward, hewever,
Mrs. Bewman, who lives en the alley a little
further east, heard seme ene climb evor her.
rence and no steaitniiv tnreiiRU nor ajiey.
The citizens of this neighborhood are under
a reia-n of terror, owl n or te the bold burgla
rieus efforts of tlie last low days, and are all
Increasing the fastenings en their windows
and doers, and laying In a stock of firearms
te glve any future midnight intruders a
warm rccoptien.
Letter Granted lijrthe Itegliter,
The fellow lug loiters wero granted by tlie
register of wills, for the week ending Tues
day, April 21:
Adminihthatien Elizabeth Stauffer,
deceased, lste of East Hemplleld township ;
O. II. New comer. East Hemplleld, adminis
trator. Levi Zellor doccaseii, late of Clay
township; Israel O. Erb, Lilitz, adminis
trator. Martin Cramer, doeoasod, late of
Martlc township ; William Worfel, Martic,
administrator.
Tkstamestaiiv Andrew MuCaully, de
ceased, late of Kanlie township ; Edward Mc
Cully, Raphe,and Allen K. Martin, Mt Jey,
executers. Isaac Reth, deceased, late of
Brecknock ; Franklin H. Beth and DaVjd
Reth, Brecknock, executers.
Instantly Killed While Coupling Cars.
On Sunday morning Charles Dovore, of
Alteena, a llreman en a helper cngine en the
mountain division, whlle uncoupling his
engine in tlie tunnel at .the west end of tlie
Allogheny mountains, which was ahead of
the ene atticlied te the train, lest his held
and foil between the engines and was ter
ribly mangled. Death resulted immediately.
He was the son of Mr. J.M. Dovore, of Thrve
Springs, Huntingdon county, and has a
sister living at Hemplleld, this county,
where slie teaches Hchoel.
Vent Crtuhrd.
Hx-Constuble Martin Dally, new an cm cm cm
ploye of the Penn iron works, had ene of
his feethaaniuvrd this murrKiig -a heavy
bar ertBWBayjeing run out from the
rolls falling upon and crushing it. He was
taken te his home, 334 East Fulton street,
whete he rccolved the necessary surgical
assistance.
This morning Charles Evans, a roller at
the Peiln Iren works, had his feet badly
crushed by having a large piece of brass fall
upon it from the rollers. He had te be taken
te his home.
Cam e!T the Track Trains Delayed.
This morning as a freight train was passing
evor the new track near Gap station, en the
Pennsylvania railroad, soeral cars wero
thrown from the track and blockaded the
reads ler seme hours. The mail trains due
here nt D:3T and the Niagara expressdueat
V-M did net get in until 11 o'clock. The ac
cident w us caused by the broken flan go of a
car wheel. Ne ene w us hurt.
The) Did Net, Hear The Hell.
The straw hat put In Its appearance en our
streets en Sunday, and since that quite a
number or tlie uanaeiien color nave been put
te the front. Ah usual the overcoat and straw
hat are traeling hand in hand, and plenty nf
men are weiring both, apparently without
fear of molestation from the pollce or any
ene else. They certamly are heroic citizeiiM.
The first straw lint ias.sed the Intki.li Intki.li
eenceii olilce at 3:10 this aftornoen.
Three Item from Drumore.
The Peach Bettem railroad has a new en
gine, which w 111 be put en the read seen. It
Is much larger than theso used at present,
and will be an Improvement ecr them in
many ways.
Wheat leeks very bad. We cannot help
having a very short crop.
McSparran it Ce. will can about two hun
dred acres of sugar corn the coming season.
They have roduced the price from sixty cents
te lilty-ilve jter hundred pounds.
The Opening of Plum Street.'
Four of the live viewers appointed te assess
damages caused by the proposed opening of
Plum street from New Helland avenue te
the city limits met at 10 o'clock this morning.
The absent 'v lower was Michael Metzger, and
he is seriously ill Under the law four could
net view the reute of the proposed street, and
the beard adjourned te meet as seen as Mr.
Metzger is able te attend.
Zacll lloeth Dead.
Zach Beeth, a man who was well-known
In this city, died in Willbimspert a few days
age aud was burled en Sunday. Zach was
in numerous treubles In this city, and oue
time, in trying te escape from an olllcer, was
shot in tlie back und badly wounded. He
alterwards went te Williainspert, whero he
onded his days. He was net as bad as
painted.
Third Appearance.
Lust ovening the Emma Davenport com
bination apicured for tlie third tlme in the
opera heuse. The audience was net as large
as en Saturday night but they seemed pleased
with the comedios of Naval Engagements"
and "The Country Ceusm." This ovening
"Our Bochelors" will be given. J
Hurled at Hprlngillle.
Tlie body of Samuel Geuker, tlie young
man, who was kllled en an low n railroad n
few days age, arrived nt Sprlngvllle yester yestor yoster
day for Intonnent, The rollgieus exercises
were conducted by Itev. Kremer nnd the
lntormeut was made at the Sprlngvllle
cemetery.
AdiertUtng Well.
Te-day Buruum's agents arecoveringovory
available space in the city with bills ; litho
graph beards can be seen everywhere, and
" comps " nre plenty. T;he small .boy has
followed thopaste wagon all day With felons
era free tlcket bofero hliu, and In seme in
stances he was ery successlul.
Ail Opera Troupe Doing Well.
Harry Hurtmyer is making a big hit en the
EastcrnPennsylvania circuit with the Corinne
opera company nnd last night when they
epened In Bending, the business was a repeti
tion of the big business at Pottsyille last
week. The heuse was packed.
A Family's Sere Affliction.
Elam Dllllnger, or East Ijmpoter,lostthroo
children within tw e woeks. The llrst te die
was Walter Franklin, nged 2 years 0 mouths
and 0 days. The ethor tw e, twins, Clyde H.
and Klaud 11., aged 5 months and UOtlays.
They all died of catarrh fever.
Father ChrUt' Condition Improved.
Frem the Libuuun Times
The condition or Itev. Father Christ, whose
exporience or un attack or paralysis was
noticed, is much improved, and we are
pleased te hear that he Is rapidly regaining
his usual heidtlu
Lrrepartug Fer Summer,
licemen. te-dnv lelrt aa(,tA.Urlr
-heavy overceatxTiioat ei thorn liayenew
epriug suits aua leek well,
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NO.UBMKIIHtM.l
Anether Lew.Prlttd aftew. Te-morrow even-
Jag Lawrence VlOecq'n unique cesaeay com cem
yiwy apyear at the opera heute. Therhuvea
KMr el capable ladles and 'gentleman, and a
e of the show Is the 1'rlsmatle fountain.
tw prices will induce many te take iq the en
tertainment " 1
' Humbug "nt the Opera euja Reland Heed,
the rising young comedian, will appear, here In
nls new cemeay, entiuca " llnnibug," op Batur
day evening, ler the benefit of Mr. Vecker, pro
prietor of the opera house. He has a strong
company and Is very popular here.
XAJtRIAUKH.
IlAtDEn Mattibk. On the leth Inst, by the
nev. father Onitemeycr, In St, Jeseph's dlmrcli,
Mr. Harry Haider te Miss Anule Mattern, both
of this city. t lt
DKATH8.
-k, .1lWSIt'rfWT 4AtWVN
tVAWas. In this city, en April se, l8Ki.fehn,
son of Chrintlan and Mngdulena Wnlter.lu the
leth year or his age. . '
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence of his parents, Ne. 017 West Orange
street, en Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
terment at Zlen's cemetery. u20-2td
Kftrrra. In this city, en the 20th Inst, kt bis
late residence. Ne. North Prlnce street. Wash
ington Jt. Keller, In the Mlh year or bis age.
Due notice of funeral ncrcaftcr.j
llusiiose. In this city, en April 20, 18H.1, Maud
Florence, daughter of Jehn and Kate llusheng,
aged 1 year and 6 months.
The rclatlvesnnd'frlends or the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence of her parents, Ne. 139 North Ann
street en Thursday aftornoen at 2 o'clock. In
terment In Lancaster cemetery. ap21 2td
Hurst. April 21, 1883, In this city. Vsrrct Kcr Kcr Kcr
foet, son of Hcrvey N and Bw cello II. Hurst,
aged 15 months.
Funeral private from the parents' residence,
Ne, 11 Shlppen street, en te morrow (Wcdncs
'day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment In Lan
caster cemetery. ltd
UARKETB.
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1'hlbulelphla Fretluce Market,
PniLADiEtrniA, April 21, Fleur market was
firm nt former ralis. Minnesota extra, at H'Oti
5S7HI Fenne. family, $l(?l 23; Western de., Hti
e ; naicnis, kiiv -a.
live flour Rtmnir nt S.1 S7Wfi(.
itye
Wheat 980 bid, April i Ofljjtc, May j
IIOOJC
Minn ; fi i.-k, iuiy
Cem Me bid. Anrll : MUe Mav I 55a June.
i)
Oats 41Jc, bid April, ilay und June; ila
July.
Neir Yerk Iredura Market.
New Yerk. April 21. Fleur dull but llrm i
Hupcrllne State, $.1 HH W: geed te choice ex
tr MlnncKntn. tMJXH (I)
; ei. jMjinscniiimim iij
te
falrcxtrn, $.17004 25; City Mill
Extra, 5oe for
w em, mains.
Wheat Ne. 2 Red, Winter, May,
fleo; de
hoc, ii ui;i ; en j uiy, i u.i;t.
Cern Ne. 2 Mixed, May 61
dn.Tnlv. ftfic hid.
a;de Jtme,S5J.c;
Oats Ne. 2 Mixed. May, 40e ; June, 10,Jc.
Rye nominal.
1 wrier nominal.
Perk quirt r Mess, 1131125.
Lard-4725,Mey ; $7 30, June.
Melasucs Fifty test Cuba, 17ic.
Turpentine Ann at 31KCW-C.
Resin quiet strained te geed, f 1 Ofl 10.
Freights uemlnul.
ltuttcr In fulr demand and fir; Western, 1Q
28c.
Cheese dull ; Western Flat, e10Xc.
Kggslewer; Blate, lIKe; Western, 14c.
Rice quiet nnd unchanged.
nugar dull; Refined Cutlear, fiXQfi 7-Kks ;
Oranulutud,515-16c.:
Tnllew steady : prime city, 6e.
Huv linn . Ne 1, 1 0331 10 1 Ne. '.Cm 1 10 b.
Coffee dull ; fair cargoes, )c.
Chlrage Produce Market.
ClIlCACIO,
April 21, 0.30 a. m. Markets
all
epenca hi
a 1ml f con
opened higher en war rumors. Wheat and Oats
it abe e previous uav
higher; May Cern Is new about He premium
ecr Juue.Some talk otinanlpulnUen.FroTlslons
ntcady. All markets tendlnglowcrfertlieinoriH
Ing KPKftlen. i
Wheat May, HDUc I June, yijc ; July. Blc.
Cern May, 48!c; June, 475ie; July, c.
Oats May, 3Ku ; June, 30e.
PerkI une, 912; July, Ull);
Lard June, 7 10. . '
RIbs-Jnne.16 20.
CLOSIKO.
1 p m. The market here rules weak, generally
speaklng.throughent the entire mornliigsesslen.
Wheat was at one time two cents below yester
day's clone, but reacted a cent, cleving about a
cent lower than yesterday. May Cern declined
a cent, deducting the dlrfcrenec In premium be
tween Hand June. ThO ether Cern options are
steady at about the opening prices thU morning.
Oats are dull and a cent lower. In Frorlslenx
there are no features worthy of mention, and
the close generally about ten cents below the
ciese generally auetii ion cents nciew inc
nlng, which aggregated the close et the pre
opening, wni
vlens duv.
Wheat May, MAc : June, 0lc ; July, fttjic.
corn nay, 4jje; June, jkc ; uiy, c.
Oats May, 3le ; June,.15HI ; July. 3Se.
i'ern aiuy, tu
Se; June, ll 87M; July.
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Ribs May, $5 04 ; June, tee); July 12K-
Xlre Bteck lrlck
Cuicacie Cattle Receipts, fi.oeo head; shlp
"ments, 5,609 bead; market weak and VApXHi low
er, mostly en rough s heavy anil lean rattle, l.UM
te 1,250 s. steers, U &0Q5 10 : 1,230 te 1,350, as. $5 10
65 140 ; 1.S50 ,s. WSOfitf; butchers', (4 5&Q5 50;
Blockers, $3 800410: Texan s,W0'.
t Hogs Receipts, 2200 head ; shipments, 7,000 ;
market Blew and 10c lower; rough and mixed,
tl SOAt 4 i nnckini? and shlnnlun.230te4(Ms.
44 WI CO ; light, 150 te 200 fts. It 1HJI 50 : skips,
43 iH3 W ; the market cloned steady at u decline.
Hheep ueceipts, G.uuu neaa; smpmenis, 3,uu
head : market active, but 15fi!25e lower ; common,
303 75; medium, $-1 8M?t 3i ; geed te choice,
tt 505 25.
East Liberty Thecattle market was active at
last week's prices ; prime, 404J5 25 ; fair te geed,
$5Q5 50 ; common, tlQ : receipts, 1,(02 head ;
shipments, 2.2H) head, hhlpments te Jew Yerk
Satuiday and Sunday, Ui carloads.
Hogs were Ktcndy aud firm; Philadelphia,
U754 85; Yorkers, tt 5UQ4 70; n-relpts, O.lVO
head ; shipments, 8ue head. Shipments te New
Yerk en Saturday and Sunday, t'Jcurleadx.
Sheep dull, ut a decline or 25c from last week's
closing prices ; receipts, 5,MW head ; shlpmnnts,
1,800 bead.
New Yerk Stock Market.
New Yerk, April 21. Wall street, 1 JO p.m.
Meney at IK per cent. Ezchange iulct, but
steady. Geernments strengandslightly higher.
Currency 6's, 127 bid ; 4's Coup., WW ; 4Hs
de, UHbld.
The stock market epened Arm aud during
the first hair hour prices ad vanccd en some buy
ing by the shorts V,iiY per cent. This was fol
lowed by a vigorous selling of tha Granger
stocks, which began about 11 o'clock aud has
continued with but little lnteruilABlen up te the
present writing. The selling was attributed te
reports or a further sharp cut in freights west or
Chicago by the Western reads. At the tlme or
writing prices nre Vi te Zi per cent, below theso
current ut 10 30.
Union raclfle is the only exception, being
strong en reports that the company will resume
dividends before another three mouths elapse.
lr.x. 3 p.m.
Western Union 6i te'A
Adams Express 1JIK
American Express .... 'Jill
U.S. Express Si
Wells, KrtigeA Ce 1UU
C.C. l.AC H
C. C. C. 1 30
New Yeik Central W.f teft
New Jersey Central 35)2 t 3.V2
Illinois Central Express 128W
Ohie Central ,
Michigan Central... i. ,i ,.. ,,. nii
Northern l'acltic....i..i;: , nl
1 " l'rcfen-cd 3U
Central Paeinc 32 3U?
Union Paclfle...,, w am
Missouri 1'aclUc , vsS 01
Texas I'uclnc..... , w
New Yerk Elevated 130
Metropelllan Jt2
Manhattan ,.
Alt. ft Terre Haute ;
' Prcrcrred
Canada Southern , 2uij
Canada Paclfle '. ....
Chicago A Alten , l.-!
Cbes.AOhle .,
1). ft Hud , ; 81t2
Del., Lac. A West..., 105'i 104J2
Denver ,....;.,. .... 61?
Erie ,. V liy,
" Preferred 2
Hannibal A St. Je
Preferred ,.,
Kansas A Texas...., m isu
Luke shore. i , bvu 6Wj
L. E. AW : . 7W
L'vs'lleft Nashville ,.. 31 31VZ
Merris A Essex.. 1211?
Northwest Mli Viy,
") Preferred, 111)2 IJeJZ
Ontario ft Western, li
Ohie ftrMlsiisslppl U
t l'l-eferred
Pacitla Mall , 551; M
QutcLgllver , 4
" rieterrcd a;
Reading 10 15J
UecklBland mi?
ban Francisce 17&
" Prcfen-ed , v.'ii a
Omaha, , 20
" rrefen-ed 77 75)2
St. Paul 70Ji 7eQ
. ' Preferred HOJJ 1WK
Nash ft Chat 38
M.. L.,(,r W 82i
Wabash,
' Preferred
C., B. ft Q 1'iljf HM
UechesUsi A Pittsburg '...-. 24?
PI. fcvuus , i.-. .... liW
Manitoba... ; m
Oregon ft Nav ca
Oregon Trnimoe,,,.., ,...,... 11J.J Jli
Lecal Stocks ana Bands.
Reported by J. n. Leng.
! Far Lest
value, sale.1'
Lancaster City, 6 per cent., 1885 4100 tie
J ' ", 130. ,. 100 Ala
j ;perct,inler!yei.100-.1008Q
I. f 1!5Cboell.ui.jrrie--19g?'
.. 5 . . I. WoflOyearsJ 100 ies.28
VaabeuaBoreuebloan W iw
uk..-:.'.i..l.... M lit I
aieea national aaaai.k i... ..-..
aneaiterCetfhty National Hank
elnmbta NntMnal Bank... ...... ...
iT I.TT: TTii ,r ---.---.-. . -
ivn
IIS
(V
lii.50
J"
IIS
111
1M
MB
200
Columbia MatMMial Bank.... ...,.,.. ,90
carutMBa jiastenai aana iw
Xphrata NatiBWd Bank. ......r.. ...... ion
rlrstNaUenalBuik, Columbia.. ..,,,. 100
First National Bank, Htrasbnrg 108
First National Bank, Marietta loe
hrst National Bank, Mt, Joyn... 100
MtluNaSenat Bank tee
Manhelm NaBenal Bank loe
Union National Bank, Mount Jey.... M
New Helland. National Bank... 100
130
159.10
101.30
Of)
130
110.50
110
flap National Bank loe
QuarryviUe National Bank 100
. Ttmsriaa stocks.
Big Spring A Beaver Valley
Bridgeport Horseshoe.. , 13)
Columbia Jt Chestnut Hill , 2ft
Columbia A Washlnaten 30
7.50
2a
18
24.05
20
59
10
44
4S.U5
Coneateka Big spring.. .
Columbia Marlelt...
MaytownAKllmbethtown...
Lancaster A Kphrata..,
Lancaster willow Street.,.! 25
Btrasbunt Millport...! ..,
Marietta Maytown 2(1
Marietta A Mount Jey 25
Lane, Xllaabnthtewn A Mlddletewn, loe
Lancaster irruitvUlew, 60
Lancaster AL4HU., 25
KastBrandjrwIneA Wayneaburg M)
Lancaster A WUllamstewn 25
Lancaster A Maner...! Ml
Ijincnster A Manhelm .....,...... 25
21
69
S3
70
53
75
1
103.21
146
44
S3
79
Lancaster A Mailetta , ,,..,..
Lancaster A New Helland..),.,! , 100
Stock Markets.
Quotations by Reed, McQrann A Ce., Ranker;,
11 A. X.
Missouri Pacific
Michigan Central..! ....
New Yerk Central Ul
New Jeney Central )'A
Ohie Central
Del., Lack. Western 1UW
Denver Rie Urande ....
Erie..j... i ,.,.. ,
Kansas Texas 18U
Lake Shere , fi'Al
Chicago N. W common. Kyt
N.N.Ont. Wcatern
St, Paul Omaha 21
Pacific Mall Ji
12 V. 3 p.m.
UX
uecncaiera iillsunrK... i.
St. Paul..,.U...k .- 71
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific 4Xi
Waliash Common.......... ...
Wabash Faefcrred
Western Union Telegraph.. fls-W
iAjulsvllle Nanhvltle Zli
N. Y.,Chl.Ht L
Lehigh Valley
I-ehlKh Navigation,., 42
Fennsylvanla MH
Rending ,... 8
P. T. TlufTale, i
Northern Pad lie Common ITli
Northern Pacific Prcf 3!J
llestenvllle
Philadelphia A Erie
Northern Central....,
Underground
Canada Southern
en :i
t'ceple'n l'ansenger
Jerncy Central
&
"i
AX WAUVX.Il TXHEMEliTS.
E" OK LAUNDRY ANDVoil'iET'puil ANDVeil'iET'puil
POSES MILLER'S RORAX SOAP Is supe
rior te all ethers.
H
APPY THOUGHT AND REBECCA
-X Tobaccos only 8c per plug, at
HARTMAN'S 1ELI.OW FHOJ
NT CIGAR
STOKE.
A ITER ONE TRIAL OF MILLER'S
UORAX SOAP heunckvcpcis will iihe no
ether.
THE LARGEST, REST AND MOST
complete asaertment of 1'Iajlng Caids In
the city from 5 cents per park up at
HARTMAN'S YELLrtW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
THE GREAT PROPERTY OP MIL
LER'S RORAX SOAP Is due tells merits.
It lias nosucrler.
B
RICK I ISRICKM
IIR1CK en hand nnd for sain clienn nt the
Rrlck Yards or PONT. A RRO ,
East Chestnut St. and Harrlsburg Pike.
B20-2td
A FEARFUL WASTE OK TIME, EN,
ergy and geed nature can he arrested bv
the or :
lll . il.u ...... . -r c,. ... -
I.LLR'S ilOKAX BOA I
PACK AWAY FURS AND WOOLENS,!
with UK KINK I) CAMPHOR and TUIIK
PERSIAN INSECT POWDER. A reliable qual-i
ltyfersalenr .
HURLEY'S DRUO STORE.
Ne. 24 West King St. ,
CHINESE LAUNDRYMEN USE MII
LER'S HORAXSOAP. They knew a geed
thing when they eee it.
ON'T l'AY THE SAME PRICE FOR
an liilcrmr article when 1011 can xecure
MILLER'S RORAX SOAP.
u.
THOU8A'NI)S OF POUNDS OK MIL
LER'S RORAX SOAP ere sold weekly. A
geed artlcUadvcitlses itself.
ON'T WASTE A WHOLE DAY ON
the family ash when MILLER'S RORAX
SOAP w HI de it In lialr the time.
ONE TllIAL ESTABLISHES THE
reputation of MILLER'S UOKA.X SOAP
' AtallUrecers.
QITUATION WANTED.
O A mini who U a llrst-clius gardener and nil
Iderstauds bow te tnku enre et hones wants a
'sltuutlen. ApiflyatNe. 21H North Wuter street.
, OI20-2U1
TJIANCY NAMES COUNT FOR NOTII
X! ing, MILLER'S IlOIt.W SOAP euIm;11h all
ethers en Its merits.
TJIOR RENT.
-U Th
The best busliiLs stand In the cltv. Ralr'i.
Btoie.Ne, II East King street- All conveniences.
Ceuntersund shelving put in te suit tenant.
Possession given Immediately. Apply te
DAVID BAIR,
alH-tfdlt Shober's Hetel.
-flT-ANTED EXPERIENCED GIRLS
TT FUR TOUACCO STRIPPING
Annly l
JOI1V F. RKKll r.n..
al5-tfvedR
Ne. 27 i 231 North Printe Street.
LOST. ON FRIDAY LAST, FROM THE
premises of the stilwcrlber, a brown deg,
crossed between Newfoundland aud Shepherd.
Any one returning him will be liberally ro re
Wiirded. JIOHN F. HOEN1NGER,
Jt Ne. 22 West King St
FOR RENT ON REASONABLE TE.RMS.
The two-story and attle Rriclc Dwelling
Heuse. Ne. IS East Lemen street, 0 rooms with
Rath Roem, Gas Fixtures complete and Sunny
side Heater in Pallor. Apply ie
HENRY SHUHKRT.
all-3teed
61 North Duke street.
OK OASES OF
HAMMOND'SrORT f'SKO" and GOLDEN
AGE CHAMPAGNE,
Just received yesterday at ROHRER'S LIQUOR
STORE, Ne. 22 Centre Squaie, Lancaster.
aprll 13 l)dR
GOTO CLARKE'S COFFEE STORE FOR
4 Its New Prunes for 25c.; 4 tta Geed Rice for
IVc.: I a Scalloped Crackers ter 25c.; lb Rest
CofTce lit Lnnuutcr'fer 25c A plariue or two
Cats will be given away every day.
no. 33 West king street.
-YV.UTION!
v
Notlce Is herebv Kivcn that a note nut nert-
Ing te be given by thu undersigned te the stun-
dard Machine Company, or Cleveland, for 1170,
dated March 18, lsw, ana payable six months after
date, is fraudulent and void, und all persons are"
cautioned against negotiating the same.
A. II HAVKRSTICK,
Manlicliu Twp., (NelTsvUle, P. O.) Lancas
ter Ce , Te.
Lamcastke, April 20, 1885. 2td
ANOTHER NEW LAUNDRY.
DO YOU'S NEW LAUNDRY.
Ne. 303 North Ocekh Strekt. Old Laumdhv,
, Ne. 5 North Dukk Stukbt.
The best laundrylng in the city dene at cither
of these laundries. Glve me u call. Prices reiu-enl
able. DO YOU.
upa-3td
FINE TAILORING.
The finest selection of Woolens In Worsteds,
Casslmerea, Cheviots, Meltons, Tricots and Eng
lish Plaids, ever befere exhibited In this city
can new be seen at my Tailoring Apartments,
Ne. St North Queen street, opposite the Grape
Iletelj -Employing only the best Tailors, every
ffiH-ment til msue strletlv flmtelfUM. A comfort
able and perfect fit always guaranteed Prices
moderate. itOSENSTEIN,
The Merchant Tailor.
mJiimdR
37 North Queen street.
ASSIGNED ESTATE OF SUSAN COON
LEY (new Swanger). The uuderslgued
auditor, uiiieinted te distribute the balance re.
malniilg in the hands or Dana Graham, asslguoe
of Susau Coonley (new Swanger), te and among
these legally entitled te the same, will sit for
that purpose en Saturday, May leth, 1685, ut 10
o'clock a. m., in the Library Roem or the Court
Heuso, in the City or Lancaster, whom all per
sons Interested In said distribution may attend.
apil-ttdfu W. A. WILSON. Auditor.
EUJLTON OPERA HOUSE.
Extraordinary Attraction !
Emma Davenport
DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Tuesday, April 21st.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT
tf 4l,j nntnlitnnilnn miAa
they will present
their Btreugcst bill of the cuyugeuient, viz :
r Kaelaflal
OUR BACHELORS.
Cast tje the full strength of the Company.
W, H.SBtitTiaa Proftuer RaAglt.'-
j-. iy- - A. K. pucu-a ea Majer tXiveler,
PKlCH. 10andCKNT8.
REStKVED SKATS ,.,10CENTS EXTRA,
apiMta
'WBJoWeBSBaWW'W .WPTv
WiS''&-$
HlrW'l
unMnrn..
WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE BEST
Cigars In the town, two for Be, at
HARTMAN'S TBLLOW FKONT GIQAB
8TOBR.
MTtTUnim wi
B
mH &AJMWJ. V.'
TJUIIST-OLASS BOAItDINO.
JG Together with the choice of Teems en the
first or second noer. snrpassca ey nene in the
city. Call en or address, .
7 NO.402N&RTHQUEKN6T.
Table boarders accommodated. aS-tfd
DR. KORBMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON,
Removed from Ne. 211 West King street te Ne.
as North Prince. (Late residence or A. K.
Roberts.) m29-3md
THR BEST
the City, at
HARTMAN'S
?e
HAVANA CIGAR IN
XKLLOW
' BTOKK.
FRONT CIOAIl
JTO NEUTBALlTy UEIli;..
The bone Is In the Arena,
easily see the marks upon It.
Yeu tan
Tns Rest Clotiuke ren tub Least
Meiirv.
Tlttl t Yes, and no fears et the lsue,
Fer Iatl Mentg t Yes, and wero It net
se we would be ashamed.
Witness these figures:
Men's CASsmcaK Suits Toeitnr.it.all tine,
many foreign goods, among them, $15 On,
I0.50, 118.00, $20 00.
Msn's Suits, or all-wool diagonal diagenal
Chkviiit, 18 80 and 10.00.
All fresh and well made. EaunlleiMW
iiilttt) one or two pail $eatnnt.
These only as specimens.
Our whole tletk thu teatet ( tint a prtat
gathering n bargalni, , t, t '
WANAMAKER 4. BROWNj
Oak Hall,
S, K. Cobweb Sixth A Mahket, 1'HiLADELrniA.
a8-lmd
-niULTON OPERA HOUSE.
Extraordinary Attraction.)
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1885.
Benefit of B. Yeckcr,
EXTRA.-ANOTHER EVENT '-EXTRA.
The production here by
ROLAND REED,
or Marsden's New Farce Comedy,
enuiicu
HUMBUG!
It has been a great hit wherever presented, and
It Is sura te set Lancaster wild
with delight.
ADMISSION 25, 50 and 75 CENTS.'
mf Ilesen ed Scuts nt Opera Heuse. a21-3td
D
R. THOMAS'S ECLECTRIC OIL.
S
'LOOK OUT FOR ACCIDENTS.
Have you the CATARRH T
l)n von suffer from the ASTHMA t
Are-j eurchlldrcn subject toattacksef CROUP?
I'ect KiiE.ciitiAJLiei nnuni your system?
Are you net at all times subject te ACCI
DENTS, HURNS, SCALDS, WOUNDS and
RRUISEST
Are yen afflicted with TOOTHACHE. EAR
ACHE. RACKACHE, PAINS IN THE SIDE OR
CHEST?
Are) ou subject toSORETHROATer QUINSY?
Fer all these nnd myriad ether ts Us a SURE
REMEDY Is at hand in
DR. THOMAS'S"
Famous, Eclectric Oil ! t
In all the abort mentioned troubles this OU Is!
ALWAYS A SURE AND PROMPT REMEDY.!
There Is nothing sold by druggists that can ap
proach It In effectiveness,
Dr. "Themas's Eclectric Oil.
It tins savid thousands : nnd, In caca or AC
CIDENT OR EMKIMJENCY, U will ever be
found a READY RELIEF. The cheapest prepa
ration, considering Its great virtues, In the
world. It will sae!n every family ten times lis
cost each year In doctor's bills. It Is a veritable
nhjtdciuii In your heuhe. Yeu cannot afford te
AnJ,hhavlnB once TESTED ITS MERITS you
NEVER WILL RE WITHOUT IT. Everybody
Is loud In its prate. It cannot be collated.
SOLD RY ALL DRUUUISTS.
tt prtl 2weed
-WILLIAMSON 4 FOSTER.
GENT'S.
0-
CHECK AND PLAID
SUITS!
1 Fer liunlness und Ecnlng Dres wear. The
Spring und Summer I-aslileus for Gentlemen are
Neat Checks and Plaid, in Fine Seft Finished
Cnxsluiere of light and dark colors. Worsteds
will also be extensively lined In small checks.
Our assortment consists of the Latest Net eltlcs
In Scotch Cheviots, Casslmeres and Fancy
Worsteds In the New Straight Rutten hack Ceat,
the One Rutten Cut a-Way Sack, and thu Eng
lish Walking Ceat.
S
-OUR-
SPBU.G OVERCOATS
Aieln All Grudts, from the Dome.tie Melten,
te Pine Imported Fubrlcs with Silk Trimmings.
SILK HATS.
The Very Latest ana
the Last New Shape In
Issued this serlne was
"Silk Hats that will ba
Juacea in our cunes ie-uay. nua nuts are occoui eccoui occeui
ng mere general each season. It appears that
thu public are gettingalive tn the fact that there
Is no hat se stylish for full diess wcarasatlne
silk, but for these who prefer Stiff or Seft Felts,
we havnun excellent varietyef tbe Latest Fash
ions In Flexlbles with flat 01 teund crowns.
CHILDREN'S
STEAW HATS & TUKBANS.
In the New Celers for Summer or in l'luln
V, hlte.
1
MERINO UNDEmMJAB.
In .Sumuicr-Wclght Material. Plain White
from Vms te sue, aud a very Large Assortment et
SATIN LINED SILK NECKWEAR, In Puffs
nnd Tecks, for 23c. All New Patterns.
-THE-
Trans-Atlantic Kid Gleve,
And Iho Cable-Hewed Kid Gleve Alse a Large
Line Of carefully acsertcd colors, new this
sprint?, In Gent's Kid Gloves, that rungu In price
iromlLeutoil.50.
(I
LADIES'
Lqw Cut Shoes
And Slippers, innile upon models whera great
attention nas been given te the anatomy of the
feet Shoes that will Blve the wearer se much
comfort as u promenudu shoe, that ladles who
have net ti led them will be suiprised at the
happiness there is experienced lu these shoes
and slippers, and In addition te the comfort en
joyed they are strikingly dressy and are net
expensive.
Han iJeste.
t
u-r-"T7 :Z "A'rW-r j
u
Vl.tfrVlriWflf,xt 1
ti"
BB9X9
n-Vc-An
OOKH AND STATIONERY.
JOrN BAER'S SONS,
erFKft AT LOWEST PRICES,
Blank Beeks, WritlHg Piijers, Eavoleiios, Writing Fluids aid liks,
HOLLAND'S GOLD PENS,
Steel Pens, Lead Pencils, Pecket Reeks, nui Reeks, Letter Boek, and an Assortment of Fine and
Staple Stationery.
n- AT THE BION OF TnE R0OK.-ff
NOS. 16 and 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
CLOTIUKO.
t"ys'wW
rtVwnWWVNipW
-At the Reet of the Matter.
We start right in haying for Cash,
the Best Fabrics, in mulling up dire
fall y, the Best Styles, and new offer
the Finest Stock of Clothing te1 he
found in Philadelphia, net only for
Men and Youths, hut also for Beys
and Children.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia.
m2-3md
AMVSEMENTS.
piULTON OPERAIOUSE.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, APRIL 22 and 23. '
Lawrence 8c Videcq's
UNIQUE COMEDY CO. ;
In our Comic Comedies,
BLIZZARDS
Or, Le Salen Du Diable I
ROBT MACA1RB, Le Voyage in Africa.
1 he Success of the l'Hh Century,
PRISMATIC FOUNTAINi
Resembling a spouting geyser of real water.
changing ie an me colors ei meiiuinuew. win
Is w erth alone tbe price or admission,
POPULAR PRICES. ...10, 20 A 30 CENTS.
NewCemkdies. NxwPeihs. NkwMechjihibwJ
I, apje-iia
rOJt BALE OH KENT.
TJIOR SALE OK KENT.
JL' An
An excellent Dwelling en ea.iv terms, situ
ate Ne. 15 Shi ii lie n street.
mlG-tfd R.KRANK ESHLEMAN.
TJIOK. RENT.
JJ Thi
The hall OOiM feet en third story of Stein-
melr building, Ne, WNoig.ijflfrjjJ." WNeig.ijflfrjjJ."
'&tfd TJtOR RENT.
J3 Harber Shep under IIIKSII A, RRO'8 STORE,
Centre Square, from May 1st. eplS-tld
EOR SALE. A STONE HOUSE AND
Ruildlng Let. I.OOOef thopurchase money
i may remain en the premises. Inquire at
apltlmd Ne. 1U7 SOUTITyUEEN ST.
TJIOR RENT.
IJU 1
Three I.nw Onlci-K at Ne. U NORTH DUKE
bTREETt aud a basmentU feet long, supplied
wiin water ana neai.
mariS-tld R. KKANK ESHLEMAN.
PUI1LIC SALE,
On Satcbday, ArsiL 25, 1885,
Will be sold at the Keystone Hetel, one very safe
ramlly marc, one single-seat phjsten (nearly
new), one geed top buggy, one fi no lclgh (nearly
new), two sets single currisKO harucj, one gum
sleigh or carriage cover, ene gum horse cover,
sleigh bellH, horte blankets, carrlage whip, hip
blankets, tly-nets, etc. Sale te commence nt 2
o'clock p. in., when terms will be made known
by D. B. HOSTKTTER.
II. Shcbert, Auctleueer. apl7-7td
-pUBLIC SALE.
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 21,
Will be sold ut Nu. 321 Seuth Queeu sticet. the
entire let of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of Redsteuds and Redding, Rureaue,
Tables, Chairs, Carpets, Tin, Glass and Queens
ware, Tubs and btnndx, together with numerous
articles net mentioned.
Sale te commence ut 9 o'clock a. lu.Tthcu
terms will be miidu known by
W. A.IIAMRRIGHT,
Administrator of Catharine Humbright.
H.SuenKRT. Auctioneer.
II. L. t'RAiLxr, Clerk. al7-3td
LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF MARIA RUD1SILL, LATE
of Lancaster city, deceased. The under,
signed auditor, appointed te distribute the
balance remaining lu the bauds or Dr. S. T.
Davis, administrator, tn and ainongthenelegally
entitled te the kuiiic, HI sit for thut puriKwe en
TITEbDAV, APRIL 28, 1K83, at 10a. m., in the
Library Roem of the Court Heuse, In the City or
Lancaster, here ull pereens Interested In said
distribution may utteud.
ni31-0tdTu W. T. RROWN, Auditor.
STATE OF CHARLES EPF1NGER,
late or Lancaster city, dee'd. Letters or ad
ministration en wild estate having been granted
te the undersigned, nil persons Indebted theruUi
are requested te muke immediate payment, nnd
these natlng claims or demands against the
same, win
tlcmenttetl
will present them without delay for set-
be undersigned, residing in salacity
CATHARINE KFriNGKR,
i Administratrix.
ml2-etdeaw
TTISTATE OF FREDERICK PEUSCII,
JjJhate or Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testamentary en said estate having been granted
te till) undeniigncd, all persons Indebted thereto
are requested te muke fmmcdlate payment and
these having claims or demands against the
estate or the decedent will make the same
known te htm without delny.
1 PRANK PFEJFPER, Executer.
H. C. Kukauy Attorney. ml3-6tdeaw
STATE OF JOHN HOFFMAN, LATE
of the city or Lancaster, deceased. Letters
testamentary en said estate having been rerout
ed te tbe undersigned, all persons Indebted
thereto, ure requested te muku lmmcdlate set
tlement, and these having clulms or demands
against the same, will present them without de
lay for settlement te the undersigned, residing
in thu city of Luucastur,
A. r. DONNELLY,
Executer.
Ulit-OtdJI
J ne.1 A. Cot lk, Attorney.
ESTATE OF MARY GMINDER, LATE
of tbe city et Lancaster, deceased. Letters
te the nndenilgncd, all persons Indebted thereto
are runuestcd te make immediate payment, and
theso having claims or demands ugulnst the
same, will present thcin without delay for set
tlement te the undersigned, residing
In
the city of Lancaster,
MARY FORDNEY,
Executrix.
aprtHlteawM
J no. X. Ceylh.
Attorney.
ESTATE OP CATHARINE HAM HAM HAM
RRIGIIT.latoefLancustcrclty.de'd. Letters
or administration en sold estate haying
been grunted te the undersigned, all
persons Indebted thereto are requested
te make Immediate payment, ana theso
having claims or demands ugulnst the same
will present them without delay for settle
ment te the undersigned, residing in buubury,
Northumberland county.
W. A.1IAMRRIGI1T,
Wm. At'e. Atlkk, Administrator.
Attorney. in2641deaw
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SAVE.MONEY AN D MAKE YOUR FUR
N1TURK leek like new by using
Lightning Furniture Polish.
T1IKJ11K8T AND EASILY APVJ.1K1W
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-"COCHRAN'8 DRUa STORE,
137 and 133 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
dccMmd
ONE CAKE OF MILLER'S HORAX
SOAP euUnata two of any etVer kind.
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EW SPRING OOODS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
"WATT, SHAM & CO,
8 and 10 East King Street,
INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION
LINES OF
TO NEW
SUMMER SILKS.
Colored Dress Silks. Black Dress Silks.
A Choice Assortment of
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
In all the Popular Materials.
Black& Colored Brocaded Velvets
At Very Lew Prices.
JERSEY WAISTS
are as popular as evcrand the prices much Ien er
than last season.
An Immenne Assortment of
New Calicoes, Zephyr Ginghams, Chambrays,
IN ALL THE LATEST ST1 LhS.
Just opened a choice llnoef French A American
PRINTED SATINES
AT VERT LOW PRICES AT THE
NEW YORK STORE.
"t ENTLEMEN,
WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN
NEW SPRING GOODS
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SUITINGS,
COATS, VESTS OR PANTS,
AND-
SPRING OVERCOATS.
Will Mnke te Order at short notice. Perfect fits
guaranteed. A Full Llnoef
UND ERWEAR
AND
Gent's Fumshing Goods,
In Great Variety at Philadelphia
and Pee Our Stock.
I'rlces. Cull
'''a&EASTKLNG STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
J.
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B. MARTIN A CO.
SPRING
UPHOLSTERY!
Mattings,
Fleer Linens,
Furniture Linens.
Linen Shades,
Oil Shades,
Windei Awnings.
Awnings Hade and Hung
AT BHORTEST NOTICE.
Slip Cevers for Furniture
CUT AND FIT ONLY, OR CUT
AND MADE.
Cor. West King aud Prince Sis.,
LANCASTER. PA.
"TALL AT
Kj STORK
REIQART'S OLD WINE
-POR-
LISTON'S EXTRACT OP BEEP.
FlKeT IK THE WOULD.
Established, 1783. II. E. SLAYMAKER, Agt..
febl7-ttd Ne. S3 East King St.
TUB ATTENTION OF WORKWOMEN,
and elhei-M. is called te the Inducement!
offered at RECIlTOLD'8, In teasenabte Uoeda,
suited roryeurselvea and fuinllles. A fresh nip
ply J utt received and will be eeld at PRICEb
MUCH LESS than a year age, when times were
better than new. Please call and ezauiine be be be
eoeo you bur. Thankful for past favors.
HENRY RECHTOLD,
Ne. B2 North Queen Street.
P. 8. Try the I X L Polish, the btst nnd cheap
est in the market.
B
OOTS AND SHOES.
J. H. HcCenanghy.
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JUbT RECEIVED,
TWOJiUJpRBD PIRS
" 'Bffles' Kid Butten.
worth mi.ta. WE HAVE TUEM AT 1.S0.
Ne. 26 1-2 East King Street
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