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tl1SJUtX WJIiJfJXr KILLED ON
fr'wivxxanAr AvrxnirOetr.
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A YrifMfet lUltrewl Accident Xmr Klnser's
m. en me 'nnsjivni iiaiiresu.
) IfannjItlMl Tfin ITnrnrliltiBijt
& 'il.'Jt' 4 a Ik)lh Reddenli of Columbia.
: , It About 2:10 yostertlny afternoon atorrlble
:. ; accident occurred en the Teniisylvnnla rail-
temij at Eafey'fl curve, just onstel Klnzer's
i 'When Ames urewn, n llrcman, nnu
.IMModern Eblicr, brakeman, wero instantly
kMtaL. -Tim men wero attnehed te enclna
Of 680. of extra local frelglit cast Tliclr
tnda vtm compelled te lay ever nt this point
te 'allow Johnstown, ex pre si cant te pass.
jThere arc three tiacks at this point, and the
eastern bound train ioek iue nuuuie one.
JsS-l j "Walla waiting for the passenger train te pass
'$. &sPiwn and Flsher sat down en the rail of the
nwui uacK nnu uukuii uuiwug. inuii imviu-
lkm was railed te the express train as it
paased and they did net notice the approach
of the local lreluht west, drawn hy onglne
Ne. 877. Tlie result was that botlnero struck
by the train and Instantly killed. Neither
men wero ludly cut, but Kisher'H head was
cru'shed. Tlie bodles wero taken te Klnzer's
station, wliore Deputy Corener H. 11.
Rehrer held an lnquest, the verdlet lciiig nc-
, cldental death. The remains vore then re re ro
mevod te Columbia, passing through this
city at 7:30 last ovennig.
Al. Bnydcr, cngluoer of the train that
killed the men, says they wero net Hitting en
the track at the tlme of the accident. They
were standing en the mlddle track In front
of their eui onglne, wlien the Johnsten
train came at fidl spced down the Seuth
track. Te avoid the dust made by the train
they stepped from tlie middle te the North
track ; and net noticing that the local freight
jWest was approaching en 'that track at equal
speed wero struck and instantly killed, as
itbd.
"It is a singular circumstance tli.it Henry
Brown, n brother of ene el the men killed
Wednesday, met his death about six years
age in identically tlie same way. He and
Oeorge l'lick wero standing together and
seeing a train approaching, stepped back
upon the ethor track when they wero In
stantly killed by a train coming in the
oppeslto direction.
ADDITIONAL 1'AIITIUUI.AKS.
The Columbia correspondent of the I.n rm.
MQKNckii sends the following additlen.d
particulars of the tragic affair : Wlien the ac
r "cident oecurred, Fisher was struck and
hurled against Brown, and togethor both
s were dashed against tlieir own engine. Fish
er was killed outright, his skull being frac
tured, while Urewn did net oxplie until
twolve minutes after the accident had hap hap
pened,and until he and Fisher had been car
ried Inte the Kinzer tewer. The remains
"were taken charge of by A. J. Musser, of
Columbia, en their arrival there, and from
his undertaking establishment were trans
ferred te their rospective homes.
The nature of the wounds of both men is
ample proof that they wero net struck w hlle
in a sfttlnix position, as the wounds would
have been lewer down. Flsher, besides
having his skull fractured, had a bruisu en
his left shoulder, and a gash alongside of his
noeo. Brown's death probably resulted from
a sudden shock te his brain, as his skull is
net fractured, only gashed, and net (loop
enough te cause death. Several bruises en
his face and a broken fingorare there malnder
of his injuries.
Bethjucti are well and favorablyKnew n in
CelumWrr-.v"d creatly resiccted by all w he
knew them, its they wero sober, industrious
and faithful men and empleyes.
Fisher is aged about 27 years, married and
has one child. He has been in the employ of
the P. II. II. Ce. for lOyears. He rcsides en
Cherry streeU Susquehanna ledgo, Ne. feO,
I. O. U. l', te which he belenged, will attend
his funeral hi a body, but the time has net yet
been anneunced.
Brown resides en Walnut street, abeve
Seventh, Is aged 31 years, married and has
four children, all girls. His remains will be
Interred en Saturday at 2 p. lit. He was a
member of Orien ledge, Ne. feTO, I. O. O. V.,
and of the Brotherhood and Locemotivo Fire
men. Beth erders will attend his funeral in
a body.
Tire J(AILltUAl) ACCinr.STS.
A Yeung tilii's Feet Crunhcd and u ISrnkeniait's
Twe FlngiTs Ultte Twe Colored Men
Arrested for Larceny
Itegular Correspondence et Intklucjenci:k.
Columbia, April 3a Catharine, the thlr
toen-year-old daughter of Jehn Hesh, resid
ing near Silver Springs, in crossing HaUlo HaUle
man's siding, whicli Joins the Beading t
Columbia railroad tiiroe-fourtlis of a mlle
euth of Siler Springs, was struck by a
draft of ero cars, yesterday, and had her leit
feet se badly mashed that Dr. J. K. Linca Linca
weacr, of Columbia, ampuUted It at the
ankle.
While coupling cars In tlie cast yard last
night, Brakeman 1'hlllp Faulkner, of a Har
nsburg crew, had two lingers of his left hand
caught and maslied. Amputation is net,
hoeer, necessary.
Arrested for Larceny.
Beas Masen and Charles Bodie, two colored
barbers in Wrightsvllle, and who wero wont
ed in that borough en a charge of larceny,
wero arrested last ovening as they alighted
from the Columbia accommodation, by Ofll Ofll
cer Wittlck, of Columbia, and Oillcer Wilsen,
or Wrightsvllle. Beas spied Wittick before
the train stepped, and thinking he had net
been seen by that Bharp-eyed eillcer, attempt
ed te oscape by the opposite side of the car.
But Wittick was thore, and tlie "coons" are
new in Wrightsvllle in custody.
Oillcer Jehn Gilbert last e enlng arrestcd
Kate Leckard for being a goneral and dis
graceful uuisance te tlie borough. 'Squire
Evans rommltted her for court.
lle rough Uriel.
Threo brick houses are being ercctcd en
Lawrenee stroet by Josepti Jansen.
Mattie Vickeis will have a large audience,
as the box sheet se Indicates.
A large Hiulionce sat in the locture room of
the E. 1 Lutheran church last evening, eud
wero highly entertained and benelHed by tlie
locture of an Armenian missionary en the
habits and customs of his poeplo.
The wind was se strong yesterday that but
few shad wero caught ; 1W5 have been caught,
It is said, at Read'a battery since Wednesday
morning.
Borough council and the P. It. R. company
are haMng the old uower at (Jay alley, en
Frent street, tern up and a new ene placed
down.
In ujnivate sot-te yesterday Prank Wal
farth, of Kindorbeok, knocked Percy Mc
Cauly, dork hi Mr. Bachonhciiner's stere,
out in ene round.
Peer Telephone Ser U e.
Fer the past week the telopheno service
has been torrlbleou the lines, which has its
headquarters in this city, and it Is almost
Impessible for subscribers te obtain satlsfac satlsfac
ten. whose fault this Is no ene eutside of tlie
company seems te knew. Even In thU city It
requires longer tlme te reach persens than it
would te bend a mossengor boy. It isiiini
cult te "get" partles outsldeof the town
but when their cars are onee elL
tained there is no trouble. The great
difficulty seems te be In tlie Lancaster oiilce,
and they either de net have a sutllcent mini.
ber of oporaters or theso ompleyod knew
little about their business, many subscribers
are couipellod te use the telegraph lines, en
account of the treuble in this city, and they
are getting tlred of it A little healthy oppo
sition te the present company would be
beneficial te subscribers.
A Female Moenthtucr.
Frem ihe Atlanta Constitution.
Among tlie moenshiners new under arrest
in Nasli me is Miss Betty Smith, of Fentress
county. Misa Bettyls described by a re
porter as 'tl0 very perfection ur pliyslcial
beauty." she Is only twonty-eno, but alie is
upvusuun. Fer several years past ahe has
been running a "blind tiger" in Fentress
county, T,e blind tiger is a very simple ar
rangement. Yeu walk into the hallway et
Miss Hetty's cettage and pull out a drawer
ypu Hud the following words w ritten en slips
of pajH.r ousted en the bottom or the drawer:
Henoy, Teddy, Sour." Yeu pu a uluae ea
eltherofthe werdsand push the drawer In.
When you pull it out again you nn,t ln lt H
Boheonerorboer.orglassorilnuor. The rair
proprietress of the blind tiger U in danger of
becoming ,,uUe a belle Gi NwhwUeTSue
hea uetleen sent te Jail, but remain" In
charge i or a deputy marshal, who walks
be"" city wlthier. -It would be a pity te
hpafctnUrniacsOmopmlwliiprerayearorso.
Besides n Woula rough en &, blind
HIASR'H UANPaOMK BTOKX.
ftcmedetlM Anit RHU4 In rieatlng
Style
Fine Ornament te Centre Square.
Hlrsh Jk Bre., who have been engaged frr
the past thirty-one years in the clothing
trade in the building en the northwest cer
nor ofCentro Square and North Queen stroet
have within the past Uiroe months roinedcllod
the building, from basement te attie, greatly
improved it hi nrchltcctiire appearance and
made it much mere attractlve te tlie public
and convenient for themselves.
The cntire front en North Q.uoen stroet
was tern out and rebuilt, basoment te reef.
The lewer story of the Contre Square front
was aise tern eui ami uein irenis wero
rolmiltentirely of heavy plate class, with the
exception of Iren celtltnnswhlcn support tlie
girders. Tlie partitions which fonnerly dl
Ided the building into two or threo rooms
en eacli Iloer wero also tern out, and each of
tne lour uoers new consists or only a singie
room, 05 feet in length by 28 in width. Each
room has licen handsomely painted and pa
ltered, and furnished with new counters,
tables, shelving, etc. The salesroom en the
lirst lloer is ospecially attractlve. It has
two ontrances,ono en Contre Square and ene
en North Queen street. It Is lighted byolevcn
large plate glass windows, Oiich nlale being
isi incues in neigia ny t5 in wiuiu. it con
tains a large number of tables lilted with line
goedsforcustomworkgentloincn'sfurnlshlng
goods and children's wear. It Is lighted up
y a great number et gas Jets, and is heated,
as indoed Is the whole building, by ene or
Hest's liest steam h enters. In the west end
of the room is thoculllngdepartmcnt, clothes
press, stationery washstand and ether conve
niences. Mr. Jehn Helland, from ene of the
largest l'hlladelphla heuscs,has been secured
as cutter and Mr. Nowgate, from the same
city, has been secured as trimmer and deco deco doce
rator. Tin: urrnii FLOORS.
The upper lloers of the building are
reached by a handsomenow elalrway of yel
low pine.
The secend fleer Is oxtensiyoly stored with
roady-made clothing and uncut goods in
ureat varietv.
The third lloer is dovetod te roady-made
clothing and trunks of all sorts and sizes, and
the attic, which is as large as the ethor rooms,
Is tilled with surplus goods, the whele form
ing n stock that is net surpassed, If it is
equalled by any ether heuse in thecity.
The basoment Is divided into two compart
ments ene iwing lltted up for a restaurant
and the ethor a harbor shop. Beth are floored,
coiled and wainscoted in yellew pine. The
restaurant, which has lcen already, leased,
contains a line bar of ash nnd a number of
eating stalls. It contains gas, water and all
ether conveniences.
who inn Tin: weiik.
H. M. Merrow, canwuter and builder.
superintended tlie work. The masonry was
dene by Mr. I.iclit ; the marble work by C.
M. He. veil ; the brick by l'entz Brethers ;
the brick laying by J. It. Jcilrics ; the plas
tering by StehUV. K Idler ; the painting by
Oeorge l'entz ; tlie mill work by Win. Wohl Wehl
scn ; tlie plumbing and gas-tUting by Everts
A O'ordecr ; the plate glass was furnished
by Steinman.v Ce.; the hardware by Is.iae
Dillcr j tlie iron castings by Biickendcrfur ;
tlie iron railing by Helman it Kote ; tlie luui
lxjr of Baumgardner .t Kberman ; the awn
ings by Kebt. McDonnell ; the sand by (3.
Schwobel ; and the Ilme by Martin Wcnger.
The grand spring opening of Hlrsh ,t Bre.
will take place en Saturday next,'May2d, by
whicli tlme they will have their iuimonse
stock of goods attractively arranged, and
will be plcased te sce the public and show
them through the establishment.
Tlie linn of Hlrsh .v. Bre. new consists of
Herman and Leepold, the senior lucmlters,
and Simen B., a son of Herman, and Charles,
a son of Leepold, the young men having
been taken Inte the firm last January. I.Ike
their fathers, they are pushing men, having
from their youth up bleu engaged in mer
cantile pusuits.
tfOJTB XOTAIUjE VEMETEtlY trOllK.
Flue Hperlmens of Meiiumeiitat Art In Hie
Lancaster Ccinelery.
A remarkably artistic addition te the
werka or monumental urt In the Lancaster
cemetery has licen made in the monument
erected ever '.he grave of tlie late Oeorge M.
Stcluinaii, in the family burving geund. It
wbh constructed by Chariet M. Hewell and
docs high credit te his taste as a doHigner
and te the mechanical skill of his establish
ment. It is a wild tomb of new and origi
nal design, chaste, plain and rich. On the top
is a masHive Latin cress ; en the end Is sculp
tured in relicf a monogram, nnd en the side
is the plain inscription : Oeorge M. Stoin Stein
man, bem July 11, 1&15, died April fl, 18l.
The tomb is 7 feet, 3 inches lenir: 3 feet 10
Inches wide, nnd 5 feet high. Its projwrtienu
are shapely, and it has been erocted upon a
base w hlcli bears the name "Steinman," in
raised letters. The w hele all.dr is of simple
beauty and iu.is.sive in appearance.
Nearer tlie centra of tlie cemetery a strik
ing memorial, also the work or Mr. Hewell,
marks the graves of the late Adam Wolf and
his wife Mary, and or Seth P. Snencer. It Is
a graceful design in pure marbfe, surmount
ed by a classic urn, with cress' and crew n en
ene front and Masonic emblems en the ethor.
The lettering is in low reliet and tlie inscrip
tions are in excellent taste.
Te He Kiumliicd.
Tlie state superintendent or public instruc
tion and Inspector Sayres will conduct the
examination or the Mount Jey Soldiers Or
phan's school en Tuesday, May 20. Tiie u-
erintcndent or schools and principals of J
otaie iserinai scuoeis win talce part in the
examinations held in tliclr respective dis
tricts. An exhibition of industrial skill and
military drill will form a fcalure or the ex
aminations. -
Ooed Old Mime).
Ycsleiday an old lady, residing about four
miles from this city, deposited at the banking
heuse of Reed, McGrantitV: Ce.. live hundred
and ninoty-reur dollars m halt dollars, the
dates running from 171H te IS10, excepting
tlie years 171W, 17117 and 1801 ; also six old
silver dollars the latest date being lhOi Tlie
deposit in all amouiited te six hundred dol
lars. Kutercil Hull.
William Youart, Jr., who sorved a teini
for desertion, was rearrested yosterday by
theshoritl'en ai and ca aa. ler arrearages
due his wife. He entered ball for his nn-
pcarauce at the next term of the court or
common picas.
Sent te Jail.
Henry Schwope and Win. Gottschett, two
mero or the men who have been lealing,
building llres and acting diserderly nleng
the Reading railroad was sent te jail for 20
days eacli this atlorneon.
Mill Sleet nt White Oak.
Tlie Lutheran mlnisteriuui, new in session
in Jonestown, Lebanon county, will meet nt
White Oak church, tills county, en Soptem-
beri
Irunaldes' Hall.
To-menow, Friday, evcnlng, Wnyl, the Iron
sides base bull club will held their annual ball
atltethwcllei's hall, West King stiveU The In.
dlcatlens aie that It will be a successful alTuIr.
An Elegant Line et fapnng Wraps can be found
at HASH'S,
-lfa Ne. 13 East Klnu St.
m
..Thousands say se, Hit. UltAVKS' HEAUT
KKUULATOIt will glte jellcf ln all fonnsef
Heart Dlsensc, nervousness and sleeplessness.
l.OJper bottle at diUBulsts. Qlveltutrhd. Free
pamphlet of F. E. Ingulls, Cambridge Mass.
api'JO-lyeedJtw
MAltllXAUES.
lihTi-CuiM. On WcdncsihTyeraidnApril
'i. Kiss, at Oruce Luthcruu pursemtgf i,y 0V
Klvlulleupt, 31 r. Themas lilctl inul Miss Katii
O.Cheny.ull of this city. ul
Mktzueii Hreww Apill, S3, 1SS3, In Phlludcl.
Plila, by the llev. C. A. Meit. Jehn 8. Metziwr of
Luncaster, teltuth 8. llreivn, of PhlladelnUia.
Necards. ita
j)XATJj' --
IIelksius-Iii Ibis city, Apill IS, 18M, 3Ialer
Adelplms W. lleleulus, In the .76th year or Ills
The relatives and friends of the family are ro re
nectlully Invited te attend the funeral, from
thurosIdcnceofhUsoii, J)r.llebert31. llelenlus,
Ne. in Seuth Queen street, en Friday morning
at 10 o'clock.
MAJIKJSTa.
riilludelihlit Produce ftlurket,'
rnit.ADKi.ruiA, April ax-Fleur was Uruily
held by Imyers siltun, wcre p4rt en press;
sales of li.10 barrels Including Minnesota
extra, at It fiCfi)5 luj Kmiiie. family. 10 23;
Western Ja. H i4 a , iVenu Vl S7'
Hyp flour scarce und llnu at W wjifiir
Wheat Jinn but quiet April 1 Oliillay tl 03?;:
June.iaii:July, I05K. ' 'uliur "?!
Ceru-fi7ia April j 6;e Hay i 6Se, June i mia
July. '
JulMKc6' Apr,l! 43''Mayi Vie. June;
Hnin moved slew ly at 18gt8 SO per ceu for win
ter. 7
Sugar Oranulatcd, cj(c) Conrectlous "A,"
lluttcr-lloel, llCc.
Lard.7Ke.
Kjgs,Uv
JTeW m one rfsvMee Manket.
Maw rose, April SO. Fleur dull and prices
unctatiffcd t 8uporfln-8tate, 9 7!i5 73 1 choice
.w, en tt ) extra Minnesota, Toee( Extra
NWn'eVtife. 3 Ilea. .AVIntcr, Way.llOJJii de
June,$t0ti le Julr.tlOTU.
uernMn e. jnixeu, fmy ove ; uu e unc, ovyye i
f..l. fLAIn
Oats Ne. 2 Mixed. Mar, MVc ( .Tune, he.
Kye nominal : Canndn, 70e bin.
llarley nominal.
Perk dull Mesa, I2 7S91S 00.
jiru ez., uune; f i , uuiy
MeliWM'd dull 18e ler te tcx
mi.
:niinDFiutv rt.aig uiii
dull strained te geed, tl OSA1 OS.
itennru in caxea. vnw
llutter dull :
Western Imitation Creamery
choice, IDe.
Uiiecse quiei
Ohie Flats, prlme te choice,
VlOe,.
.rs fairly active j HQHe for Western, and
Statu,
Hitimrdnlliltetlncd niiH.eiif. ('fKH-'e ! Gran.
ulatrd,fil.lfiajKc, t
Tallew steady I'llme City, Cc.
Freights nominal.
ColTue dull ) fair cargoes, tJe.
Hay dull and unchanged.
Chicago Produce Market.
Ciucaoe, April 30, 0J0 n. in., New Heard of
Trade HtilldliiR : Wheat opened strong and ox ex
cited, en lower consels and war news i about 'i
cents higher. Cern nbeut a cent, eats about half
a cent, and previsions nve cents higher, com-,
pared with the clese en the old beard, Tuesday,
at 1 p. m.
Wheat-June, 03Uc.
Cem .lime, mc. . . .
Oats May, 30We : June, 3ajj(e ) July, 37e.
Vnrk lllnn ill KS. I
I.nrd May, W 87H; j June. W m i July, 707X.
itius May, sj wi : j u
Juno.fJliej July, WW.
CLOAIKfl.
1 n. in. lklarknln Aflnr llie
spirit en the
nnmilnir llin tiiiirlcnlH tout. Hninn of
tliclr strength
mid rnlnd striidv. Thn nlnKP. eninnarcd with Iho
opening, Is We higher en wheat, en account of
heavy ruins fuvomble te growing crops.
Wheat-May, 91K8lJie t June, U3jj;c ; July.
OOUe. I
Coin May, Mia ; June, 41)e ; July, 49Jic.
Oats May, 30Ie ; Junc,37Jc ; July mid Aug.,
31ic. i
Perk-May, 11 M; June, 111 VKs July. Ill HO.
Uird-Mny, Pi Si; June, JO IB; July, 17 '
bid. .,
Bibs Miiy, ISWU1! June, 5 93 asked ; July,
V US; August, 0 15c.
Stock Markets.
Quotations by Heed, McUrann A Ce., Hankers,
Lancaster, Pu
ll a.m. 12 k. 3 p.m.
Missouri i-acinc,
"
ftu
Denver ltledruudu.
Krle
Kansas Texas P4
l.iikoBlieni Ml, J
Chicago A N. W common. t)Ji
N.N.Ont. A Western...
ht. Paul A Omaha..
PuclUe Mall Wi
12
iV
u,yt
Yi"
10
!?
be"
i'l
10
'
.7.1
SOW
JO
lex
iiecnesier x l-iiiaeurg
St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific ,
Wabash Common
Wabash Preferred
Western Union TulcKniph..
Louisville A Nashville
N.Y., Chl.AHl I.
IW.?
UH
Lehigh Valley
I.cIiIkIi Navigation
Pennsylvania :i
Heading 8
P.T. Allulmle
Northern Pacific Common 17J4
Northern Puclllo-I'ref 40
Hestenvllln IF,1;
Philadelphia A Krle
Northern Central
Underground
Canada Southern 3IU
Oil fsiJJ
People's Passenger
Jersey Central
i
ft
New Yerk Sleck Market.
New Yerk, April 30. Wall street, 1:30 p, in.
Slency easy at Hi cr cent. Exchange dull
and fairly steady, (ieiernmeiits flnn. Cur
rency fa's, tin; bid ; 4's Coup., l'J!J-i ; IJ's de,
111'.! bid.
The stock market opened dull nnd prices
steady at ubeul yesterday's closing figures nnd
soceutliiui'dnll morning, with the exception of
Pacific 31all, which was uctlve and strong, and,
lias navancea per ccni. en a goeu demand.
Outside of Pucllle Mall there was no fcuture of
Interest.
ir.u.
Western Union IV i
Adams Express
American Express
II. H. Express
Wells, Farge A Ce.,
;. C. I. A C
a c. e. i
New Yerk Ccntr.il W
New Jersey Central , 3.',i
Illinois Central Express U;J
Ohie Central ,
Michigan Central ,, bill
Northern Pucllle 17K
" Preferred u
Central Pacific .11!
Union Pncltlc ''',
31Ihseui1 Pucllle M
Texus Pacific 10
New Yerk Elevated
Metropolitan
Munlmttau
Alt. ft Terra Hiiule
" Preferred ..
Canada Southern
Canada 1'ftcltlc
Chicago ft Alten
3r.x.
te
1.17
!l
6IH
1J
2iB
IX
Bl
(14.
.10
13.1
117
137
4
t8
unes. a unie
II. ft Hud
Del., Lac. ft West
Denver i
8J
101
i!
r.ni! t
" Preferred , . .,
Hannibal ft bt. Je
" Pniferrcd
Kansas ft Texas IHli
Lake hheru 6")'; tsj;
I-.E.ftW $.
L'vs'lle Nashville txi)i myt
.Merris A Essex H2U
Northwest iWl 05Jj
" Preferred i.ViU
Ontario ft Western... 7
Ohleft 3Ilsslsslppl 1 lj
" J'ruferrud....
Pacllle Mall tfil M'a
Quicksilver i
" Prelerred 21
Heading la ns'j
Keck Island .". 112 Ulb.
Hail Fr.inclsce ny
" Preferred 31
Omaha... '.II wt-
" Preferred 71 71
8t. Paul 7i 7e,
Preferred IW
Nash A Chat M
31., L.,8. ftW it
Wabash '1 -.U
Prefen-ed cG .;
C, It. ft Q 1U1K 121
Itechesterft Pittsbuig 3 ,
IM. A Evans e ;,
Manitoba K7J.
Oregon ft Nav 71 W "M
Oregon Tnnisce U)l U
JVlfir AD VEltTIHKMENTH.
HAPPY THOUGHT AND REBECCA
Tobaccos only 8c per plug, nt
HAUTMAN'8 YELLOW FBONT C1UAU
STOHE.
A GOOD AUTIOLE ADVEHTI8ES 1T
scll. Miller's JlOUAXbOAP Is the best.
CHAPPED HANDS CAN HE PIIE-
cV.,Ienw y "'a use or MILIEU'S BOlt AX
SOAP. Hest in the uiurket.
37IOIIEIGN,
: flood the n
ADULTERATED SOAPS
flood the markftt. Sllllnr,, Unrn-r la n Y.r...w
madu urtlcle and 1b guaranteed absolutely pure.
NOTICE.
-Ll Persons wishing HAMMONDSPOUT SEC.
CIIAMPAQNK. with Ledgo 43, Centennial Label
en, can be supplied t fl.se a bottle, at
HOHUEIt'g LHJUOlt 8TOUE,
apiia-lydtt . Ne. a Centre Square.
FIRST-CLASS BOARDING.
Together with the cholce of rooms en the
first or second fleer. Surpassed by none In the
city. Call en or address,
.,, , NO.40iNOKTHQUEEN8T.
Table boarders accommodated. aO-tfd
F
OR JURY COMMISSIONER.
JElt03IEH.8HUI.TZ.
of Ellzabethtewn borough.
Subject te the decision of the Uoinecrutio
county convention. d ft w tfd
PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF
n Woedon Hrldge ever Hlg Chlcklcs creek,
near Sloero'a mill, will be received ut the office
of the County Commissioners, Lancaster, Ph..
untllU o'clock neon, THUltSDAY, 3IAY.2M 1883.
HY OHDElt OF TilE HOAllll.
Attest: FrakkGriest, Clerk.
u2S-TuThftMd
CALL AT
STOItB
KEIQART'S OLD WINE
-FOU-
Listen's Extract of Beef.
riHEST IM TBB WORLD.
Established, 1783. II. E. BLAYMAKElt; Agt.
febU-Ud Ne. 29 East King St.
QAPE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE.
O Udptcrs, Varioecxlb and SrxciAL DiaiAaxa
or either sex. Why be humbugged by quacks,
when you can find In Dr. Wright the only Uxe.
viab Piivsiciax In Pblladelpela who makes a
specially of the above diseases and cubes them T
CUHxa e daiuhteke. Adviei BEK, day ana even
lng. btrungers can be treated ana return home
the game day. Ofllces private.
liit. w. lLwuiaiiT,
Ne. S41 North Ninth stieet, abeve Hace,
P. O. lJex 673. 1'luladelpbU.
anaSMydftw
AFT'ER ALL OTHERS FAIL,
OOMSCIT '
DR. LOBB,
NO. 319 North FUtcentj street, below Callewhlll
yeett hlladelnhU. Cures all Secret lilicaiea
or both sexes. Twonty-YaaniKxperlenee. Cen-
?.,l'i.lS0Ji..y 2iU tVOU8 ANTlHrKCIAL
DISEASES. Nusr.boek lest out. Send for It.
frlcoaee. lfeursaiI'..n.uU 1 p. iSSlKm,
te iep. u. HOOKS FUKK TO Tl AUCTXu!
ftlydw
Michigan Central M !1K bVX
New Yerk Central mil w Wj
New Jersey Central 3i,)J XW Wi
Ohie Central H
uci.. i4U'K.a vvesiern 1IV2 lIFt'.I IV
irjstr ad rxnTiaXMxirTM,
mllE WONDERFUIi INCRKASB IN
JL the sales of Miller' JlOllAX Boap attest its
pepulailly.
XVKRYitODY USES SOAV, BUT ONLY
XL thoae who use MUlcr's BOH AX get the best
IOI1BI
'4-
CAI
in tne inameu
mUB
liANCASTER
AND MILIiERS-
vllln Ralltritif fVitnnntiv
wlll comtnence
running Sunday Car en JIAY a. icaveMlllcis-
vllle at 7 and 9 a. m., S and p. 1
, in.
Leave Lnn-
caster at 8 a. te., 12 in., 3 anil 7p. in.
aae-31
WITHOUT EXCEPinON, THE BEST
Cigars In the town, two for Re, at
HAllTMAM'B YKM.OW irltONT CIOAll
BTOKK.
THE ONLY RELIABLE BORAX SOAP
In the market 1s MIl-LKU'S. Insist en
having It. inart-Cmd
SCRUB, SCRUB, SCRUBIS THE ORDER
of the day, MiLlKK'AUOiIA'A SOAP will
de the work In half the time.
TWO LAROE NEW ORGANS FOR
HAM", VKItV CHEAP, of .,.. t
n27-3t NO. Va .NOUTU IJOKK hTIlKKT.
A GOOD LAUNDRY SOAP1S A. BLESS BLESS
te the Housekeeper. Sillier' fills the bill.
THE LARGEST, BEST A NO MOST
complete assortment of Playlnr Cards in
the rlly from 8 cents per pack iijiul
HAUTMAN'8 YKLI.OW FKONT CIO. VU
BTOUK.
ABOR IS LIOUTENED BY THE .US V.
M1LI.KU'3 1IOKAX SOA1'. All the arrs'crs
sell It.
THE BEST
theOlty.nt
IIAUTMAN'8
6e HAVANA CIOAR IA
VKM.OW KIIONT C1UAU
8T0KK.
NOTICE TO ICE CONSUMERS.
Families desiring Ice Irem the Lancaster
Piscatorial Ponds will be served nt the lowest
rash prices by applying le W. F. Youart, Jr., .P
Beuth Queen street, J. M. Kckman,ntthesirlngs,
erOWlers may be left at
nprmfd NO. 131 NOItTII PltlNCE bT.
GOTO CLARKE'S COFFEE STORE FOR
4 B.s New Prunes for U5c 4 IlsOoedltlcofor
Weil B.s ecallepcd Crackers .for 23c.; 1ft Ileal
Colfce ln Lancaster for sse.
NO. 3A WEST KINtl HTIlKKT.
D
If, FOREMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SUItOKON.
ItMiifivril fniiti Ne. Ill West Klnu Htrvct te Ne.
27 North Prince. (Uilo rusldence of A. K.
Iteberts.) ' mitMind
MILLER'S BORAX SOAP
cheapest nnd best doctor,
dlsease by. removing the cause.
IS THE
It prevents
I RANI) SOCIAL PARTY
Ames Kniiirmaii'ti Hetel, Hohrcrslewn, en AT
unlay. MAY i, 18H3. Yourself and ludy nte ro re
spectfully Invited te attend. u.TlVlt
I'mPORTANT NOTIOli "
NKW KltA LIFK INSUItANCK CO.
All cx-members of thuubeic company In l.au
caster county, will meetat Ne. 131 North 1'ilnii'
street, Lancaster, en SATUltDAY, .MAY 9, lw,
at 1 p. in., sharp. Important business.
03JAm7-2t flit. 8.T. UAV1S AND OTIIKItS.
TJOSITIVK AUCTION SALE
X or THE WHOLE stock or
Hats, Caps, Straw Geed and Fixtures,
te cloebunlncss, commencing next
SATURDAY, MAY 2,
ut 2 o'clock, p. in., nnd 7 o'clock In the evening.
I'ETEK WEI1KH,
n-2td Ne. 49Nertli)uccu street.
GAVE MONEY AND MAKEYOCIRFUlt
O NITUItK leek like new by using
Lightning Furniture Polish.
THE HKST AND EASILY APPLIED.
Price, fi Ce.its, at
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
137 and 131 North Queen street, Itiicaster, 1'a.
dccS-6md
ink tailoring! '
The finest selection of Woelensin Worsteds,
Cssiilincrcs. Cheviots. Melten. Tricots and Knit-
llsh Plaids, ever bclore uxhlbltcd In this city
ran new 1h seen at my Tailoring Apnrtinunts,
Ne. 37 North Queen street, oppeslto the Grape
Hetel. Employing only the best Tailors, every
garment Is iimile strictly first-class. A comfort,
utile and perfect fit always guaranteed. Prices
moderate. fieSENBTKIN,
The Merchant Tailor,
U)21-0rndll 37 North Queen street.
SAVE MONEY '
AND 11UY YOUIt HOSIEUY
AT HKCHTOLD'8.
Hest Hrlllsh Heamlessnnd Demestic from lead
ing manufacturers, ut prices loner than ever.
Alse Dress and Working Shirt, Punts, overalls
from 40 cts up te the best In the market. Com
forts, Counterpanes and Hats closing out with
out regard te cost. Neckwear, Cellars, Culls,
Suspenders und Notions generally.
P. b. Uulldlng Stene and hund for side.
1IKNUY UECH'IOLD,
Ne. 52 North Queen btreet.
GRAND OPENING.
I tuke pleasure In calling the nttentleu of
my friends nnd Iho public In general that I will
eiicn my new Confectionery, fancy Ceke and
Ilivad IlakcT and Ice Cream Garden nt Me. V34
East Orange street, formerly W. II. HolUuger's
sUnd,enMONDAY.APHlL27,liis where I will
keep ti line aasertment of fresh Cakes. Confec
tionery and Ice Cream. Orders for Weddings
iiuu i unit's iiriiiiipuy uiii;iiut.'u iu uiuicr my per
sonal supervision.
u'J5-lMd WJI. II. LILLEU.
e
AK HALL.
TEJWYSOfl.
"In the Spring a young man's fancy lightly
turns te thoughts of love." Presumptive te
frttltioTciiii)8entn n Clothing udcrtfciiienl7
Yes. iicrhaps se but he luis net the whole case
of the young man's reelings, ire read human
nature und knew. Clethes first. The mind of
then ell ordered young man In this locality runs
thus In the Hprlng : Clethes, Oak Hall, Sweet
heart. Oak Hall has assisted and facilitated
many u happy engagement, i'ersuch emergen
cies the stock is ample, mero especially lnerv
Myllsh Suits of young men's sizes, nnd for nil
occasions nud emergencies, hether or business
or w erk, full dress or sttcct dress.
WANAMAKER & UROWN,
OAK HALL,
hOUTUEAHT COUNEII SlITII AMD MjUIKKT,
PiiiLADELruiA. npi'S-lmd
TYK. GRAVES' HEART REGULATOR.
HEART DISEASE
has eng battled the doctors ; they claim no per
nianeiit relief. If se, why Is lt thousands suy
Dr. Qrovea' Heart Regulator
has cured them or Heart Disease In all Its feimst
One lady says for 23 years she has suffered no
recurrence of thealtacks.
lfgrse years the HEART REGULATOR 1ms
been a tried remedy ter Heart Disease. Try It
lt unllcteil, if net, uiIvIbe your fi lend he is.
! SI per bottle, O for 3, nt Druggists.
Free pamnklet en Heart Disease, Nervous
ness, etc., ei
F. E. 1NUALLP.
nprSO-lyeedJtw
Cambridge, Mass.
ppEADQUARTEltS POR
SUMMER
Morlne Shirts and Drawers,
t Gauze Undershirts and Drawers,
Choice Neckties,
E. & W. Cellars and Cufft,
5 O, Si a. Cellars and Cuffs,
Crown Cellars and Cuffa
The Best Fitting Dress Shirts.
BHIHT8 AND SOCIETY PAltAl'HEUNALIA
MADE TO OltDEll.
At Erisman's,
NO. n WEST KING hTHEET.
iron SALE OH MENT.
JTTIOR SALE OR RENT.
riIJ An excellent Dwelling en easy terms, situ,
nte Ne. 13 bhlppen street.
uUO-tfd II. FltANK ESIILEMAN.
TTIOR SALE A LIGHT RAY MARE FIVE
X! yeata old ; a geed stepper, gentle, docs net
ingiucii ui iiiu curs.
litnuliTtiit
Ne. 113 WEbP KINO STltEET,
Luncuster, l'u
, a23-2td
'CTOR RENT.
X! The hall-SOxM feet en third story or Stein
inetz building, Ne. SJUNorthQueenBlrect, Ap
ply te - J. L.8TEINMETZ.
fi-Ud
TilOR RENT.
JU Hi
Harber Shoe under IIIltSH & DUO'S STOKE.
Centre Square, fiein May 1st. apli-tld
TJIOR SALE A STONE HOUSE AND
J2 Uulldlng Let, 11,000 of the purchase meney
may remain en the jnremlscs, inquire ut
apH-luid Ne, 407 bOUTll QUEEN ST.
X? -Tkrfii Law Offices at Ne. 45 NQUTH DUKE
HTBKKTrand a basment CA fcet long, supplied
with water aud heat,
WkKH-Ud V, rKANK ESIILEMAN.
IW- .--A M..'-.j . ,. ,J'.. V.
CLO'tlllXB.
"V ffV W WM s
-( 1
tB1
0h
DOFT GET LEFT,
Lnt visit us NOW) while our stock of
Spring Clothing is fi-csh and un
broken. Wonre fully preimrcil te fiunisll
goods for Men, Youths, Beys nnd
Children nt the Ledger Building.
A. C.YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST.,
Phlladelphla.
m2-3md
Diir oeodb.
reiiN s. uiMji'aEoTiCiMvnvei?.
LADIES' WRAPS.
We have just rocelvod a Line of
New Things in Ladlea' Black Rhadzl Rhadzl
mer Silk and Brecade Wraps for
Spring Wear. The Handsomest Goods
Ever Shown at the Lewost Cash
Prices.
Rhadzimer and Otteman Silks
and Brocade Velvets for Wraps, and
Black and Colored Chenille and Tape
Frlngea for Trimming Wraps.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
NO. 25 BAST KING STREET,
LANCASTEH, PA.
3UMMER (J00I1S.
WATT, SHAM & CO,
8 and lCTEast King Street,
NK1VSUJIMEUSII.KS
In dcsiliiblu styles, 3Sc, 37Ke, SOc, .Vc, "Se, $l.l
al'uril.
COLOKEH DRESS 8ILK,
New 61iudcs, S0c7Sc, ll.tt) a Vnrd.
A cfielceaswrtinciitdf
SUMMKlt DUKSR OOOU.S
At Moderute Prices,
INDIA I.INKNS, VICTOltIA LA1VNH,
NAINSOOKS, PIQUES
SATINUS, HAT1STK8 AN1I CAMIlltlCS
Anether Invoice of elegant
EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS, CAMIHtlC AND NAINSOOK.
Full length FI.OUNCINUS.
SWISS KOHKS,
AN1 ALL OTIIEIt KMUIIOIOKIHKS
At Lewest City Prices.
I.ndli-n', (ieut's and Children's
MCItlNOJUNHCHWKAU
III all Sizes nnd Qualities,
bust opened our tlrsljlnvelces of
PAUASOI.S ANII SIJNSHAIIES.
All bought or the largest manufacturers.
NEW GOODS, LATEST STYLES, BOTTOM PRICES,
at;tiik
NEW YORK STORE.
J."
MARTIN & CO.
OFFER
-ON-
Monday Morning,
FOK ONE WEEK,
OR LONGER IP THEY LAST,
A
SPECIAL BARGAIN
IN-
aOLD ABU BLA1K
WALL PAPERS.
These goods are nil warranted In every re
spect, uru guaranteed net te tarnish or discolor
In any way, and are lower In prlce than ever be
fore known. There Is ubeut 10,000 pieces In this
let, and among them are us geed putterns as cuu
be found uuywhere.
- ALSO-
J'atTJ VATTEUXS GOLD PAPERS,
Slightly Damaged, IS Cents.
New Embossed Geld Papers, 30c.
Paper Hanging dene promptly at Lew Pilccs.
11 work uuurunteed. We have a lanru fnrp nr
piiptT uiiugurs, uuu can uu iiiu werK wiiiuu a
in
Fine Decorating, Frescoing, &c.
1 1 Martin & Ce
M
Cor. West King and Prince Sts.,
I.ANCASTKU. PA.
TT EVAN'S FLOUR.
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Elegant. Bread, Het sale by Qrocers
gcnerally. "
Levau &. Sens, Mercnant Miners,
Offlce ) IT WOUXH rillNCB 8T, aprJ7-uia '
Jr
HEW AnrKnTISKMXXT.
innnii n n.rj.ij
e
NE PRICE CLOTUINO 1IOUSR
GRAND OPENING DAY!
SATURDAY,
-AT-
HIRSH & BROTHER'S
One Price Clothing Heuse!
Owing te the Increase In Our Untitle, we ncin Obliged te Extend Our Stoic te Mnke Uoemfor
the EN'OltMOUS STOCK of
CLOTHING,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
- AN1
Merchant
wi,ic,iwn,iAvB8EiECTE
Four Large Eloers
We can lenrldt-iitly juoiulne le be nble te suit the most fastidious.
11TION. We hau aileptcd the
ONE PRICE
In order te gain nud keep the lull cenlldencn of our customers, as
ticutcd alike.
EVERY ARTICLE IS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES,
And u child can be sent toeurstoni temtkea purchase ns well as a
bought of us, If net satisfactory when examined al home, we will gladly exchange, or
:iury wncn cxumineu. ai neme, i
return the lneneylf ncccssaiy.
WB 1NV1TK )U AI.I. TO CALI.and lake a leek through our building and stock of uoeds i.f
All Descriptions,
OH SATURDAY, OUR OPENING D1Y,
uclher with the Intention of puivlinsliig or net
One Price le Everyone. Ne Deviation.
Jiest qualities.
HIRSH & BROTHER.
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Cerner Centre Square and North Queen St..
uprSV-ttd
CLOTH IA a.
R
KMOVAL
I. McCAULEY,
IBRCKABT TAILOE,
HAS HEMOVKO I'HOM
NO. 146 EAST KING STREET
NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
(Iiuchmlllei's Uulldlng),
Whcre he bus en hand
ONEOKTHEflNKbT LINKS 01'
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
FOKTlIKSl'HINa TUAUK
KVKIl SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
Call and take n leek at the goods nnd j ou will
be sura te bae your measure taken lei a fault,
nl-tld
F
INK TAILORING.
1885. SPRING 1885.
H. GERHART,
FINETAILORING.
Iho Largest and Choicest Assortment of
FINE WOOLENS
IN THE CITV OF LANCASTEH.
All the Latest Novelties ln
FANCY SUITING.
A CHOICE LINE OF
SPRING OVERCOATING.
THE VEltY HEbT WOKKMANSHIP.
Prices te suit nil nnd nil goods n ai routed as
represented ut his new stoic,
le. 43 Berfcli Queen St.
(OPPOSITE THE POSTOF1ICE.)
H. GERHART.
S1
PRING CLOTHING.
SPBIIG CLOTHTIG
-AT-
Burger & Sutten's.
We are offering eurHPltlNU stock or Heady.
Made
CLOTHING
AT VERY LOW PRICE.
A call will convlnceyoit that this Is the place
te secure a genuine burgalu. We de net etrur
ene or two leta as a bait, but we eiler our en tire
sttck at prices away down.
Men's Business Suits from $7 te $12.
Men's Dress Suits from $12 te $15.
Youth's Scheel Suits from $4.60 te $7.
Yeuth'H Dress Suits from 88 te $12.
Children's Short Pants Suits from $3
te $7.
Theso are all ou r own make and we de net lies lies
Itate te guarantee the fit, style and workman.
ship. Ouiwottels: GOODUOOUS AND LOW
PltlCES.
BURGER& SUTTON,
MERCHANT TAILOR3 AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTER, l'A.
fuinn "-y
MAY 2, 1885,
-
Tailoring,
Leaded With Goods,
Ol'll PHICKS IlKKV (OMPK
SYSTEM
j
by that mcuuscMijIied) Is
i;i:mi:miii:i, wi: ham:
Lewest Prices.
Newest Styles.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Lancaster, Pa.
CEOTUIXO.
L.u
ANSMAN A RRO.
MW THDT6S DAILY.
Our CUSTOM DEPAIITMENT TRADE Is
opening for the season w ltb mero vim than ever.
OUU POPULAK 1'ltICE I'OIl
SUITS & TROUSERS
Areuppteclated. Yeu will de jeurxeiriiilus.
tlie if jeu de net leek ut the hUITS weare
Making te Measure at floeMU.uo, 15(), JKUi.
r.uinndrr.oe. All Newest Choice Goods and
made exactly right te jour order.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
As wcuic manufacturing all our liemlv-Miule
Jlen's and Hey's Clothing, aud bu y for cas'h eulj.
we aie enabled te siinu jeu from SS te Se per
cent.
OUU POPULAR ALL-WOOL
MEN'S CORKSCREW SUIT,
INllLACKANI) llltOWN, toil M10.00, MEH
CHANT TAILOK1NU MAKE.
L. GA1S1AS & BRO,
FaahleiiubleMcichant Tulleis and Clothiers,
Nes. 66-08 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Hlght en the Southwest Cor. of Orange Street,)
LANCASTER, l'A.
3-Net connected
stere In the city.
with any ether clothing
Mv
KRS .t RATI1VON.
LOW PRICES!
FINE GOODS.
What the trade wants Is Kine Goods at Lew
l'lices. We lmvn them, tee.
LOOK AT OUR GOODS,
And you'll find them uiude lust as well us goods
at high prices. We'll net slight them te suit ox ex
Istlug low prices. Rather suciilice the piellt
nnil give such weikas the goedi Justifies.
FINE ASSORTMENT
-or-
ENGLISH & FRENCH
CHECKS,
AT
riUCES AS I0W AS DOMESTICS.
DOMESTICS
se
LOW THAT EVERY
SUIT,
ONE CAN HAVE A
MYERS & RATHFON,
LEADING! LANCAbTER CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, l'A.
T7IIS1IKRMKN ARK INVITED
V te call and examine a large line of ltnds,
Reels, Lines, Files, Red Mountings, and Mlseel
luuiuu3 Tackle, at
HUHLEY'B DRUO STORE.
Ne.Ve3liaiiKHt
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