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r Correspondence of Istklliexkcbr.
LCMniA,May8. Ilohveon six ami noven
Acttli iiiornltiK.Ferciiinn Satn'l Yonteer
t..f aA i n t dr r ir T.n Vntntrtnli
f ! VV1U -''" IIHMtUmtWIJjUI" .. ...a... .V ,
ffWptlww, proceodod te open txe stere
;i -V ' HCWU Willi lUUtlluulllUCtUlJ. - duiite
l,i W'jl s Hldiuil him, for the front deer wns unlocked
FVl .t ' feaft il,''M..l.,-nlwl Wlm ataa-A flflfl fill
I . 0M-v "-" mi iilcrlt an IVti Vntitvnita natnnftth.
-i,; ,M-raa ihbu im v....v. , ..,.......
j cf ,m-tn am easily ue imagined wueii tne ireuv
;i fij-tfj&kar pencil te his touch. Over the fleer lay
i'T'.fawWte chalk-llke substnnce, wlille the safe
I ;int out easily be imagined when the front
;A?tdorlT8wlileopoii nnd broken. The roi rei
bh &.tx cJUmued Uie awning, opened a win
,. yjgfdew en the nocenil fleer or the building,
jiYdMeradetl n flight of stairs, and burst epen
iir ww uoer Huiunuiiig muni iruin mu nuv
u , lUUIUl' JIIU WUB nWAI UHUVUJ Jit .
-? It .A linln wnmlrltlnil iireir Ihn rnntre. Inte
t'fy,'lJL 'wkLili n nvnlnfllvn nf unmn 1ttul lirnlkfililv
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lt"-5 ti" dyatunlt,ptaced thore, nnd as a freight train
m Vt1 pwMed, it wns flred. The deer was de-
,) ' lncimhed, Its packing being spreau in every
icv-dlrwtlen. The safCs contents, 175 trade del-,"S-
lwrn J60 or fOO In change, valuable Insurance
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A 1V, "i aiuit, lUBumui'iiwiuiui f""""
"a - - I ...nI M Ih.. 4 ... ..1. ... r I II
k.$ t w en the Newpert, 1'erry county, banks
I&vnrimtimriolneu. I'rebabiv lufirliiicilitcovery
1'rebauly lenrlnnuivovery
. iiJi, ,8d tfiat it was usoless in taking anything
teVlt. eweinai iveuHi evcnmaiiy icau ie niuir uin-
O v wA 4li lnifr1fi mmli Hint nvlt t lirnlKrll
TJT r ,1njr HI W UIIIIMI9UIUUU I1IVII V.'Hl- v n
-J the frontdeor. Imprints of Uieir reet shewed
,j -ilhey' procecded down Frent fttrect.
.'"" Ne clue was left behind whereby they
&J -could be detccted. oxeeptlnir a brace, but it Is
1 .,f""worthlc&sintniclnn:.theui. net n hIiilMe mark
Wa .71 &!. aw.ak II at an 1 ai n ai ff fin mla. - h ai.kllhft
"fe'-it! h ,The robbery has caused itrcttt oscltemoiit,
l- i'jj.vs.nind scores of jiorsens have already scen the
I . IrtV1 InOflnml unfu. Niirlit Wntrliiiinn llurliuall is
-pot'eensured for carolen.snes.s or neglect of
j 'r&r'dutya'as the robbery was quietly nndnbly
' a' k managed. Ne ene heard the oxlesion, net
?-v even uie nexi uoer noiguuers.
&V " A l'lace el Ktll Iteutrl.
ffvj- One of tlie most dangerous "places, niter
iUarK ,s ln ," vicinity 01 tne ltcaiiing iv; i oi ei
PjS .ubibla coal Bhutes. Drunkun cjuial drivers
'-" yi'ind bewsinen congrcgale thore, and niake
- "JSfU-night hideous by thelr brawls. The K. A C.
f i.a .r . f...
, it. company iiropeses 10 prosecuio nu
vigor anyene who commits a misdemeanor
hi or around the shutcs or wharves. Ycster-
day the boatmen Imd a high old racket in a
ultanlif n. 4ln v.tlinf n..r ..i.k n.Hlu)flJ JVw
xZlPt RUAU,V vu uiu nunii) aiiiva ,; nuwniwi .vs.
VS - dcmeiisning nn ico-ceoior. l'aymeni ei costs
of the suit nnd damage te the cooler caused
their release, liater in the day, Jim Cros Cres
well, white, was struck by Jtlll Eborley,
colored. Of course a law suit resulted, but
Ebcrley paid costs and was discharged.
Officer liyssinger last night arrested a
tramp named William Ilrainard, of New
Yek state, for being drunk and disorderly.
'Squire Kxans committed him te jail for 15
uays.
llie lloreiigh lluileel.
Next week for the third linie thlsHoivseii
Miss Llllle Illnten will appear in the Colum
bia opera liouse, under the management of
Gen. Welsh Pest, O. A. It. at low prices. On
Thursday ovening she will render "Ix'd
Astray;" Friday evening, "Fanchen, tlie
Cricket," and Saturday evening, "Uoed-for-Nothing-Xan,"
nnd "Little llobel."
CanaTunvigatien suspended yosterlay by
n break JgUglJlns lock. Ma.. AMlcne Case
KoinrfO'nIU.cerrQ y. I.r. Culuiubia llre com cem
Iany special inceting te-niglit Council
meeting noxtTuesday ovening. High Hchoel
commencement, 27th Inst; Cel. McCIure
honorary orator nnd GIpcs' Yerk orchestra
will play. Primary school examinations net
well attended.
Tlie Wrung lurclurr lilt en.
In the Columbia news letter en Tuesday
it was stated that Ilaehman A Forryseld iLOOO
feet of three Inch beech plank te li. Itehrcr,
who will utilize it for making patented cigar cigar cigar
helders. Jer. Campbell A Ce. claim that they
wero the partles that made the piirchase for
cigar-holder of which they j are the pat
entees. AltOUSD Till; FJSSTIVJS ltOAItl).
The Tulmece Slcn Gather at the Table nt the
Stevens Heuse.
Last evening Abraham Ilicstatul, proprie
tor oftlie Stovens heuse, gave a banquet at
the hotel te the tobacco men who beard with
him, anil their frlemls. Thore wero nlieut
thirty in the party that sat down te an excel excol oxcel
lont sitpier at half-pest 8 o'clock. The menu
flras as iollewn :
MSMV.
- Orslcrseu Half Shell.
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Clam Soup. Heck.
JlreUed Spring Chicken.
(jnumiuigne.
Sweet Ilrcads. Peas.
Deviled Crubv.
Tomateos with Jhiyeiml-e Sauce.
C hlcken halud. Saratoga llilpi
1.0m iieasijinm. .luiigiic.
Ice Crcaiu.
SlmwheiTles. Cakes
Chccee. Celfce.
DurliiK tlie evening sjiccches wero made
bv Messrs. Pontlarge, Zeek, Ne burger,
IlelTinan, Newsbauui, Worthehuor and
ethers. A number told thelr experience
while purchasing the leaf and thore wero lets
of fun.
The Lust Assembly.
The last assembly of the season was given
at Eshlcman's hall, last ovening, with a geed
attendance, about 40 couples participating.
The nnisie was furnlshed by Tayler's orches
tra. Tlie patronesses of the assembly wero
Mrs. 1). G. Eslilomeii. Mrs, S. II. Uoynelds,
Mrs. II. J. McGrann, Mrs. Win. 1'. Drlnten,
Mrs. Thes. C. Wlley, Mrs. Hannah W. Wlley
. and Mrs. t. lrank Eshlemun. Visi lers wero
present nt tlie assembly from Philadelphia,
Hearting, Yerk and Lobaneu.
H A I'anemtnle Kxhlliltlnu.
List night a "sunlight paner ma," ropro repro ropre
sonting scenes from the IHble anil views of
the Hely Land, was exhibited under the
auspices of the Yeung .Felk's heclety of St.
'Stephen's laiitheran church, in tholccture
"room of the church, eorner of Seuth Duke
and Church strcets. The exhibition was in
terspersed with line instrumental inuste by
Messrs. G. Itettlg, L I. Daumau nnd E. Liu
der, After tlie entortalnment tlie election of
elllceis of the Yeung Felks society for tlie
eusuing ycir was held nnd the following 'Of 'Of 'Of
iloers elected: I'resldcnt, Miss Elizabeth
Stamm ; secretary, Mr. Ches. Kettig ; lluaii
clal heereUtry, Miss Mary Schloe; ttcastircr,
Mr. Clias. Drosher.
enielal Visit or Grand Officers.
Oil Saturday ovening, May 10, Henry W.
Bailey, esq., of Philadelphia, M. W. Grand
Pattiaeli, of tlie Grand Encampment I. O. O.
F. of Penn'a, accempanied by ether grand
oflleJrs, will pay an official visit te Washing
ton Encampment, Ne. 11, of this city. As a
visitation of grand encampment officers te
Iaaneestcr is somethlnir unusual, it la lxv,
llevtxl that thore will be a large turnout of
the members or the encampment branch of
the order from all sections or the county,
and ihat the ovening designated for this rru rru
ternal visit will be 0110 of an exceedingly in in
tefestlng character.
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All the Deputy Coreuers Discharged.
Corener Houeman vvasefiicially notlfled by
tee commissioners yosterday, that the
county would net pay the bills of any deputy
coroners, the salary uct having been con
strued that the coroner would have te held
all the inquests, iunucordance witli litis ar
, rangemeut word lias been sent by tlie coro cero core
oner te all ills deputies that tliey shall in-
, sr :rr ..""." u"at. " u,':e. .."." r."-"
't"r w a. vuauilLT. HetU IIIUJ w emu uf lue Wl u
'&;--nor at ills eflhitv In the court house durlnur
5 'v". the day or at bin rosidenco Ne. ill Seuth
" I; Queen street during the night
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'vrj$Mt' ' A Valuable llorre Dies.
- h V3delrhl.s traveling through the county with
. 4g k001! 'Strabburg, last evening, and put up for
&" 'hU The herse was fed, ute hearty,
' f JSivSteand ut nine o'clock was apparentlv well.
T(.'1jTCarJ.l.!. . . i.-.1 .. --'-
.iws morning 011 going te uie huiuie the liorse
-i
. was femul dead.
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Verdict for the Defendant.
. In the trever and conversion cese bofweeu
Aurau, venger and William Burkman,
.Ia,I l.Ay Vr..a in.MAn al. a . .'
r.w. uciure jiuuge i-aiiea"""! iuu jury into
J,-ytcrday afternoon rendeied a verdict In
'- kjer or the defendant.
. .n .Court was netin session te-day, butte mer-
, t?W III hear argumeut en soverul appllca-
Ufiitj fur Ucense Ter uew tula.
BttASD CUSCXHT LAST MIGHT.
A VaWketl Heiufi nd Admlrmhle rerfermnnce
te Fnlten llll.
The concert given at Fulton opera heuse
last night under direction of Rev. Jeseph
Graf, for the benefit of 8t Jeseph's hospital,
was a great event. Notwithstanding the bad
weather, every seat in tne opera uouse was
taken and many persons wcre com
pelled te stand during the entlre
performance Thore is but ene opin
ion In regard te the Baltimore artlsles who
took the principal parts, and that Is Hint they
sang nnd played admirably, and wero
worthy of the warm plaudits wiin
whlcU they wero greeted. Tiie Lancaster
Ringers from the united Catholic choirs ren
dered the choruses with much pewer, and
llarry Drnchbar's tener sole wns fliiolyron fliielyron fliiolyren
doroa. 1'ref. Wober's cernet nole was alto
well oxecutod. l'ref. F. W. JInas playel
most of the piano accoinpanlmenta In his
usual finished style.
The concert oixmed with Hutnmel's "Alma
Virge," the boIe being sung by Miss Kmma
Walter, OI Jiailimore, VUO lias a ncu nuiinuiu
voice, the chorus belnc rcnderetl by the Iui-
caster choirs. "Itest tliee en this messy
pillow," nsoxtette by the llaltlmore ladles,
was next given and loudly applauded. Miss
K. llolteheovor, nn nccemiillshcd pianist,,
ronderod lloethovon's "Moonlight Senata"
very prettily. Miss Anna Moale sung
Testl's "(loed Bye" se pleasingly that she
was loudly encered nnd responded with a
very pretty song, Itev. Graf Playing the ac
companiment. Miss Jonnle l.oltzheovor, the
violinist, wns next introduced and played a
cavlllnn, by llall and n waltz, by llegar, her
sister Kllzabcth pleying the piano accom
paniment. Miss Jounle's touch was oxquls exquls
Itnlv (Inn nml hIii wns rawnrded 1)V n raptu
reus encere. "Dragen Flics" (the bright
creatures), by llarglel, wns next given by the
foninle soxtetto, alter which Ferd, wober
piayeii a cernet 80io,tne -uiipiier i-oike,- uy
Fart second of the prngniinme' began Willi
IngarelU's Ijiudate, llarry Dniclibar sing
ing "the tenor sole part, nnd chorus being
lluely rendored bv the united choirs. MIks
K. llcltzlioevor follewod by two piano pieces,
a inlnuet by Moszkewskl and taran
tella, by Chiipin. "Mia Fki-lrclln. " by
(iemer, a soprano sole, was vell ren
dered by Miss Kstelhi Clnrka Jcunle
lloltzheovcr nexl npiieiircd with her violin
nnd the iipplnuse which greeted her
proved her te be the fivorlte of the
evening. She played from Viouxtemps
n ballad nnd n polennlso, anil en liewlng her her hor
self out wns se wnrmly encored that she was
compellod te reMM)iid with nuother Holectlon.
Miss Goorgie 1'erkins, who has n pure alto
volue,8ang"TlioWiiltlnBlleiirt,"accotni!Uiled
by Itev. Graf, nnd was warmly npplnudeil.
The concert cle-unl with "ChoerfuliiOKs" a
walt7ronde by Oumbcjrt, wlilcli waj imeiy
glven by the tcinale soxtctte.
Ijuicaslcr Iluys In tlie Slimv lliinlnrnH,
At 12 o'clock last night Jeseph Ueycr, jr.,
loll this city for SU Leuis, wlicre he w ill Jein
Buflale Hill's "Wild West," with which he
will travel as a musician.
1H Henry's minstrels will clese the K'asen
in Iincaster seme tiineiu June. They will
also play In Yerk, Mariettiand Columbia.
Frank Keneagy, formerly or this city but of
late years a resldent of Chicago, Is ene of the
agents with the show. Temmy Mack is the
leading comedian, nnd he will ue doubt get a
warm reception here.
The Oeftch Ciiften DIniiiIhhciI.
The charges of selling liquor without II II II
conse, en Sunday, te miners nnd en election
day against J oseph J. Descli wero dlsmished
this morning by Alderman Ferdney, v;he
acted for Alderman ll.irr, borero whom the
complaints were made. Tim jirosecutor
would net appear te press the cases, the as as as
soclnte counsel would net go te a hearing
unless the prosecutor appeared and the alder
man dismissed the cases.
Injured In 11 Trent h.
This morning Adelph 1'ringle was at work
at Orange and Shlppeu strcets, in tlie trench
which Is lieing dug for tlie new water pipes.
The bank of tlie trench caved in and he was
eovereil with stones uud dirt te the wuist.
He was taken te his home Ne. 121 I.nfayette
street, where it wns fetintl that no bones wcre
broken, but lie is badly cut and bruised.
Street View Adjourned.
This morning nt 10 o'clock was the llme
appointed for the meeting of the viewcrs
appointed te assess damuges caused by the
proposed opening of Kim street from Chest
nut te Walnut stroeLs, hut the view was ad
journed en accelmt of the illness of Michael
S. Metrgcr, ene of the viewcrs.
letters Held.
Letters addressed te Frank lien man,
Strnsburg, Luncaster county, I'enna, and
Ellas Coliel, llerwick, Illinols,are held at tlie
Laticasler iiostedlco for postage.
At tlie Station, lluuse,
Tne v.igs wero tlie inmates of the sbttieu
heuse last night ; they wero discharged this
morning.
Tele,heiie Connection.
Jehn Adam Ihirgcr, Ne. 1.1 Seuth Piliicestrect,
Is connected with the telephone exchange.
IMenuiiit I'lriile rSreunds.
In another column will bereund Uie adver
tisement of the manager or 1'enryn Park, en the
Cornwall & MU Hnpe railroad. The park Is
situated In the midst or the Seuth mountains,
and is Buhl te be a vciy dellglitrtil picnic
grounds.
I'erly l'leees or AI11.I0 I'rce.
Every new subscriber te StratvbrMge t Cloth Cleth
ier't J'UtMen Quarterly gets ene volume or .Mus
ical Hric-a-llraCt Instrumental selections j or ene
voliime or Musical Hrlc-a-llrac, Vecal selections.
Pretty cover, clear type, full sheet music slze.
The Quarterly Is the cheapest ladles' iuaga7liiu
inthowerld. The Spring number contains 12J
Illustrated pages ; colored plate of Paris Fuhleus;
cut paper pattern Supplement 1 complete erlg.
Inal Novelette by ltebcrt Grant ; jiew Waltz, by
Sousa, leader or the Marine Hand, etc., etc. Cut
this out. Inclese DO cents, mention your eholee,
lnstiumental or ecal,nud bend te Strawbrldge
.t Clothier, Klghthnnd Market streets, Philadel
phia. iipSI-UdF&ltw
IiKATUS.
Stenk. In this city, en the 7th Inst., Margaret,
w ire el Wm. Stene, In the list year et iier age.
The relatives nud friends or the family are
rcspcctlully invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence of her husband, Ne. SOS Ilnrrlsburg
street, en Monday afternoon ut 2 o'clock. Inter
ment nt Lancaster cemetery.
Ilnrrlsburg nnd Yerk papers plcuse copy.
aieunua. May 0, 18H5, near New Providence,
Franklin Meuier, In the '27th year or his age.
The relatives uud friends or the family are ro re ro
speetrully Invited te attend the ftineral, from
the residence or his rather, GcorgeMoiircr, en
Sunday afternoon nt a o'clock. mf-2td
Oness. Mny 7, ISSS, ln this city, Hni riot Ellen,
daughter or Samuel II. and Charlette Uiess, In
her 'Jlth year.
The relatives nnd friends or the family nre re
spectfully invited touttcndtberimcrul from her
parents' lcsldcncc, Ne. I llltnervllle, en Sunday
afternoon ut 3.30 o'clock. Interment In Luu.
caster cemetery.
MAJtKXTS.
Philadelphia l'reduce Market,
PniLADKLViiiA, Mays. Fleur was slew, with
sales er7t) bbls. Including Pcnii'u faintly, f I '23;
western de., at W.603 -25! Minnesota ultra
ut H.SO03.Ws Patents ut 5.50QI.-J.
Itye lluur ut H cr barrel.
Itran dull at 17 U0Q17 fS) per ten Ter Winter.
Fleuruulet. Grain higher.
Wheat was strong ; fl uu bid rer Mny i
June,
91 Ui u Uiy, 91 "74 i aau,i""i-,
Cem was linn; teic bid, May; SCc,
UMc. Jnlv 1 57. Amrust.
June;
Oau stieng; 4'2ic, May; 43c June;
July ; 17c August.
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New Yerk Proiliice market.
New Yeiur, May H. Fleur dull and prices
uncIiungiHl ; Superfine State, ti 6t3 UO ; eholee
do.fjuiei ou; extra Minnesota, ti 0001 1 Kxtnt
Ne. 1, fO.lQej Common te Fair Exlra tlhle, .! nj
4 30; City Mitt Extra, l'l0O300; Choice Exlm
V, estem, il 301 10.
Wheat-Ne. 2 ltcd. Winter, June, $1 (K$
de July, fl ei 1 Aug., l 05X-
Corn-Ne. 2 Mixed, Mny, W)a ; de June, WJfe ;
de July, S7e.
Oats-Na2Mlxed.Muy, 40Ve: de Jrine, iO)ic.
Itye nominal.
Parley dull.
l'erk dull 1 Mess, 1212&0.
Lanl 17 ti, J line ; 7 au, J uly.
Molasses firmer ; Cuba, IsUQlUc
Tiirpculine scarce at 'iiiiditu,
Itesln 11 mi ; strained t geed, $1 07U6I 10.
Petroleum iieiiilnul ; Kenned Incuses, UXe
. ule.
Putter steady;
Western Imitation Creauiery
eueieua ipw1'
Checsa uulet 1 Ohie FluL SiaUOi't-
KggsUrm; btnte, He; Wesleru. 13UQI3ie.
ltlee dull.
Sugar ilrui ) re lined Cutleuf, Ge 1 Grunu
uuisa, li'Jc.
Tallew dull 1 Prline City, 5;ie.
Fn-lghts nominal.
Coffee dull ; fair cargoes, SHc.
Hay nominal.
Chicago r-educe Slarket.
Chioaeo. May 8, O.SO n. m. Markets higher;
cables and cel
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woathcrencued Wheat nearly u
cent higher, Prepeets, strong markets durfug
vilw ailHtiul, a iudiiuuwi.uuuh wuiii.vi4 i.aaaaaaaf
the morning settslen and a geed many bherWi gut-
U.-'.
ttng ready te cover,
prorlsleos nominal,
Ferk flve" cents np ) ether
Wheat June, me t July, ttte i Aug., Me.
Oat MHV,3liel JnljvV.Jkc
Verklnlyilllti
I.nn1-.)u1y,ne2W.
ltlli8-July,.1WJV.
CL081K0.
I P.
in. The markets ruled iitnady nnd Arm
Whent rinded ulient n lilf cent above
nllaay,
oitenlng Cerntci
vlKiens lOe hlRher.
Wheat May,
Cern ntcaay una uaisie lower, rre-
mic lildi June, wie
.Itilv. lKMin l Alter.. OlVn fllltntllAl
Cern-Haya'iRUe June, 47e t July, 4KUlsc
OatK May, 3I0 June, 3J)J0 1 Juiy,WJ,e
AHJ.i,Mf
l'erk Mi
nv.lllttUiJune.tlltfUiJiilv.tlMJK.
I.aril June. Mi July, te UJKiJ WiAiik.
17 09.
Short llllis-Jiinn, S 73 1 July, tS SiKCJI
Auf.,3U0.
New Yerk Sterk Market.
Nbw Yebk, Mny 8. Wnll street, 1UW p. in.
Meney nt 1J percent. KicliiiiiRerulet. Uovern Uevern
lncnls llrni. Currency 6's, W5 hid 4m Coup.,
1172 hid tyf de, U2X hid.
The stock market tins morning opened
weak nml during the Unit thirty lntnutcsorhuil lntnutcserhuil
ncss prices declined thnrply en n prosnure te see
the trunk line shares, said te be Induced by an
erder from Commissioner Fink directing the re
duction of rates en cnttle M per cenL.ns a
punishment te the Kiie and Grand Trunk readn
for thalr cutting ndes. The decline nt 10:30 nuiged
from te 1 per cent., but this t as tnore than re
covered borero 12 o'clock en n sharp covering by
the shorts' who rushed te buy en reports te the
effect that today's lncelhtK or managers or the
Western reuds would settle their dinicitltles.
Tlie udvancu ranged from te2ierccut. Since
neon the innrkelluui iiccn irregular.
T-Tlie 3 p. m. column represents yetterdny's
closing quotations.
li'.H. 3r.v,
Western Union fit) As4
Adnins Express... 1.13
American Kxprens......... (ft
U. H. Express Si
Wells, Kurce A Ce Wfi.i
C.U.U0
(i li n I thf
New' YorkCentrai'.'.!!'.'.'.'.. '.'.!!!'.'.!'..'.! MU WVi
jsewr .Jerstiy ueninu j,h ,m
Illinois Central Kjt press 11
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my.
ai'j
111110 ueninii.i .,
Michigan Central w
Northern Pacllle 17
" l'rercrred S.A!
Central Pacific...,
Union l'aeinc ?
Missouri l'nrltle 'X
Texas l'licllle In; J
New Yerk Kluvuted
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Metropolitan 13)
Manhattan...
Alt. A Terre Ilitulu lflj
" PrefeiTcil ,
Canada Southern '27
Canada l'aelllc .17
Chicago A Alten :v
CIieh. A Ohie
O. A llud
Del., l.ac. A West
Denver
Kile
' l'relerieil
Ilunnlhal A St. Je.....
' I'rererred
Kansas A Texas
itti
is
I.ake Shere biii MY.
I.. K. AW T ,i
l.'vu'lleA Nushvllle Ull, .TBS
MeirU A Khsex l?i2
Northwest i-iJi irll
" I'rererred 127 l'isVl
Ontario A Western 71?
Ohie A Mississippi lli
" 1'rrferreil ....
rnellle Mall M'J
yillcksllver
" 1'rulerred
Uendlng IS
Ueck Island iti
Sun Francisce
" Trcrerred
Omaha 2)
" I'rererred 7IK
St. Paul mil
" I'rererred
Nash A Clint
M., Ia.,H.A W
Wah.ish
" I'rererred
C 11. A (J 1-2IJJ
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luieuesier a ruiaiuurg
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Manitoba 81
Oregon A Nuv
Oregon Trunsce 13),'
XHtr Anri'MTlHEUESTN.
NOISOAP HAS EVEIl GIVEN SUCH
sntlxlactleii, Is the vetdlct of all who tisu
.MII.I.KU'S HOItVX SOAP.
-vroeii
-131 My Celebniled Wiener Iteck Peer will ln
en tap nt my customers' snloens Mitv Stimuli
lllh. FltANKUIKKKK.STAUlIltKWKKY,
ltd Noh. mi nml OH West King Street.
TTAI'I'Y THOUGHT AND KEI1EC0A
A-JL Tobaccos only He l'r plug, nt
JIAKTMAN'S YKI.I.OW FltON'J
T CIOAIt
DIUKK,
Du.
FOREMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SUKUKON.
Uemeved rrem Ne. 211 West King street to'Ne.
27 North Prince. (Ijite residence or A. K.
Iteberts.) ur-M-amd
eme fek iTtriiTeiiiTi-iHH Clitic
DUEN.
Tlieauuual meeting or the corperators of the
Heme rer Friendless Children, for the City and
County of Lancaster, will le held en TUKMIAY
NEAT, 12th Inst., ut 2,'M p. in., at the elllce of
the secretary. Ne. 139 North (lueen street, for
the purpose of electing six lady managers und
four trustees.
m5-lt CIIAS. M. HOWKI.I., Sccictury.
PUIILIC SALE OF KENTUCKY
HerHi-H.-WUI be sold en .Monday, May ll.lssS,
at Daniel laegnn's Stables, 20 head of Keiitueky
Horses, consisting of high bred trotters, sail
dleisiind dilvers. It will be te your Intercut te
see tills let or Horses, ns there urn some vry
premising onesumeng them.
A Credit or 00 days will he given. Hale lit 1
o'clock,
inS-2t IIOWAUDI1A1LEY.
31 d AHA WORTH OF MILLINERY
SXJJJJ New Yerk uud Pails Mllil Mllil
neryCe. Ournuwsten'.W North Queen street,
Lancaster, Pa., la new open wlthun Etegiiutlliie
or Hats, Ileniiets, Flowers. Feathers, Ac., nt our
usual CHEAP PH10K.S. Hoplngeiir custeuicrs
and the Ludlesln general will please favor us
with their presonce, we remain triilyyeurs,
NEW YOKE AND l'AHIS MILL1NEHY CO.,
JanS-tfd Fermerl v or '22 West King St.
TT EVAN'S FLOUR.
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Elegant llreud. Fer sale by tireeers
generally.
Levan & Sens, Merchant Millers,
Ofllce : 17 NOJITH PltlNCE ST. npr27-Cmd
SAVE MONEY AND MAKE YOURFUR
N1TUUE leek like new by using
Lightning Furniture Polish.
THE 1SEST AND EASILY APPLIED.
PlUCE, 33 Ck.its, at
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
137 and 13) North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
dec&timd
KTOTIOE.
03I OFFICESUSQUEHANNACANALCO., 1
LCO.,)
bra.,
2, ISO. S
COUMKIl LKXIMITOM AMU IIAV1H
Jlultlmeic, May
notice is liereny given thut a genenil meeting
r thaStockheldursor this Ceimiiuhv will Ihi held
ut the elllce, In llaltlmore, 011 MONDAY, the 13th
Instant, at I o'clock p. in., for the election of
emcersauu managers mr tne ensuing year.
The transfer books will be closed from Stan.
day, tha 4th Instant, until afterthe election
By
order et
ltOllEUT 1. HltOWN.
my2-0td
Treasurer.
pLOTIIINO.
IN FULL 11I.OOM.
Oak Hall stock Is new In rull bloom, and you
ure invited te ream ever the various depart
ments or our heuse and luspect the stock or
clothing which has been In course of prepara
tion for mouths, A Mntlc lllxtttrollen te induce
i iltll.
MEN'S DKESS SUIT DKPAKTMENT.
They nre chiefly In solid colors, Jllaek, Dark
Jtlue, Dahlia, Wine ami Brown.
PUICES I1EUIN AT U.0O A SUIT.
The shapes or ceata ure Deuble Jtreattetl Prince
J ifirrfj nnd The I'epultir Cutatmy,
Tlie Sack WhajR'a nre less in demand, but
always in stock.
Corkscrew Dtageiuili.8lnTc skin and neat
effects lu tlicse goods te please the uiest fastldi-
OI1H.
Fer the plainer folks who geek In Dress Suit
fabrics most lusting,
OAIC HALL STANDS AHEAD.
Cleth face Dlayenali, IHquet anil Mlltejielnti.
SUITS FllOM 117.00 TO J30.UO.
WANAMAKEIl A llllOWN,
OAK HALL,
S. K. Cebnkk Sixth and Mauklt,
a-lnid
Philadelphia.
PROPOSALS FOR STREET MATERIAL.
Scaled proposals will be received by the
stroet committeo up te MONDAY EVENING,
MAY 11, 1885, nt 7 o'clock Ter the following tna-
ii-rim unu wuiK tur inu ensuing year
Crowning slone te be net less tlian id Inehea
wide, Q inches thick and 4 feet long und upwurd.
Packing stone te be 4 Inches thick,
llrlck uer thousand, at vurd.
Urlek per
thousand, delivered where needed,
laaylng gutters per loot, contractor te" ruru
Ish material. lJiylng gutters per feet, city te
furnish uiuterlal.
Laying eressliigs per lineal feet, city te furn
ish material.
Sand ier cart-lead, delivered where needed.
Sand nor curt-lead, ut sand-bole.
llrokeu gtone by the ten, ut quarry where
broken, or by the ten dellv ured where needed.
Proposals te be addressed te Street Coiumlltee
and deposited In Stmet Committee box, nt
HuielU's grocery, comer orNeith Queen nnd
Lemen (tree ts.
The Comiultwe reserve the right te reject nny
endlblds received,
ai.. ..v.lnH.. rtii wr enuuirpwii
,Jkuwm W. smcltz, Clurk. uti-ttaMtW.F.s
i i '& it-- f. &
11
il .ill
133
XW autbrtibkmxsth,
WANTED-A GHiri
hounewerk nnd cook.
FOlt GENKUAIi
Wages geed. II of-
N'
erence rcqnirca. Apply bi
NORTH LIMK6T.
GIVEN AWAY.
One ISe. bottle of Ferest Klewer Cologne,
with 1 Ik of Tea or a Sh of Me. CeflVe, nt
CLAKKE'STBA AND COKKKK BYOUK,
NO. .18 WJC8T KINO 8TIIKKT.
W Lump Starch, Be. ft. Toleplieno connection.
IMPOtVTANT NOTICE.
. NKW KKA I.IFK IN8UUANCKCO.
All oX'ineinlierH or the niiove eeniliany 111 j.an
caster county, will meet nt Ne. 1M North 1'rlnre
street, Lancaster, en SATUKDAY, MAY , PW,
all p. in., sluirp. IinjieHant business.
iqiAlil7-2t. Pit. 8. T. DAVIS AND OTII K US,
TP1AST END YAltD.
C.J.SWARR&CO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
Orncn 1 Ne. 91 Centra 8nare. lleth yard and
e III ee connected with telephone exchange,
ectl3-lydMftF,tt
ai nnr. ewakd.
4)AVVVr The undersigned, UiociiininU UieciiininU UiociiininU
slener or Ijincaster county, will pay I,imi tu
the person or persons who cuptu ie Abe Ilur..ard
and ledge I1I111 In the Luncasterjall
Flve lliindrcd Dollars will be twild mr the ar
rest and conviction of any or the l.luvllle
bUrB"in'' .SAM.laM.MYF.1.8.
.ieiin (iiNeuicit,
1IKNUY K.HAItTMAN.
County Ceiuiiitsslnnei's.
Attest t Kkahk Uiiikht, Cleik. nul-'2til
Savk"menky
AND 11UY YOUIt IIOHIKIIY
AT Ili:cllTIall'S.
llcst llrltlsh Hcainlcss nnd llomestle rriim lead
ing niiiiinractiirprs, nt juices lower than ever.
Alse Ilrefts nnd Working Shirts, l'linU. Overalls
rnimlOctsuplothe best In thn market. C0111 C0111
rerts, Counterpanes and lints closing out with
out regard te cost. Neckwear, Cellars, CtlfTs,
Suspenders and Notions generally.
I'. 8. llulldlng Stene nnd Sand lersale.
.HKNItV I1KC1ITOI.D,
Ne. 62 North Queen Stlvct.
ASSIGNED ESTATE OF WIFiLIAM
Thomsen nnd wlloer Ijineesterelty, Uui
caster county. William Thomsen and wile, or
Ijincaster city, having by deed or voluntary
assignment, dated March 111, lssu, nsnlgncd nnd
tnuisrcrred nil their estute nml efTeels, except
lug the separate properly el the wlle mid f.a) al
lowed by law te the said assigner, te thn Un
dersigned, ler the benefit or creditors or the
said William Tlioiiisen, he thererore gives notice
te all iH'men Indebted te said assigner, te make
payment te the undersigned without ileluy, uud
thusu having claims te iin-sent them te
WILMS II. MtJhHKIl Assignee,
Itesldlug In Laiieesterelty.
aMU. M. Fiuntz, Attornev. marJifililF
P,:
ENKYN 1'AKK.
Penryn Park,
-ON Til I.-
Cornwall & Mount Hepe R. R,
Excursion Committee or Churches, Sunday
Schools nnd ether select organization, In mak
ing thclrsunimcrarniiigi'iiieiits, should netneg
leel te reserve nuny inr i-enryn I'nrK.
This dcllghttnl rusei I Is situated In the midst
or the
SOUTH MOUNTAINS
And Its grounds covering hundreds or acres nre
easy of lufess rrem all twirls nrcentral Penn
sylvania. Fer the free nseer excursionists there
uie extensive
CUOQI7KT AND I.AWX TENNIS (iltOUNDx,
LAUCi: DANCING PAVILION, HAND
STAND, KITCHEN, 11AHKET
AND CLOAK ItOOMS,
iindCO.VSKUVATOKy
On the Summit of the Mountain.
There Is also n rcfrcMiinent room iuch.iigoefu
competent caterer, where meals can be procured
nt moderate rates, a photograph gallery und
numerous ether attractive feature.
Ne 11'fiiers allowed 011 the grounds.
Exenrslens from nil points 011 the Philadelphia
A Heading mid Heading A Columbia Hnllnrads
w 111 be cat rled direct te the Park w Itheiit chuuge
of cars.
Complete Information can be obtained und en
gagemeiitselleeted with iwrtles fiem all points
en the Philadelphia A Heading and Heading A
Columbia Ituilretids, upon application te Cli.
Hancock, General l'as-engeiand Ticket Agent,
Philadelphia A Heading Kullread, 227 Seuth
Fourth sired, Philadelphia, l'iu,nnd with parties
from Ix-haneu by applying te the iinden.lgued,
CAUL VON hCIIMALENSBi:,
Supt. Cernnnll A ML Hepe Itallrend,
minK-'.'ind Lebanon, Pa.
-yy-ILLlAMSON A FOSTEK.
CHILDREN'S
SCOTCH CHEVIOT SUITS.
In nu Extensive Variety or Funcv Pattern.,
Light and Dark Celers. Htjles-Noiielk Itloiii-e
and Straight Pleated Tunic. Alse
FINE DRESS SUITS
Or Plain Corkscrew Worsted, In Dark llienn
nnd Maroen, and the Very Latest Ellects in
Cheeks ami Plaids, both In Casslmeie and FJne
tirade Worsted.
CHILDREN'S SHIRT WAISTS
or Flench Percale In Pen hlilpe und Fancy
Figures. Flannel Waists In lllue, Imperial
Ureen, Fawn Celer uud Chocolate Ilrewu. Fig
ured Calice Wulsts, '23c.
UNDERWEAR.
SUMMElt MEKINO. OOSSAMEIt. INDIAN
OAUKK.aue; n shirt Hint Is usually sold for 75c.
ThoNevbNovl,'25c. The
UNIVERSITY SHIRT I
In Straight Pleated
Very I-utest Styles
or Ceulcd r'tent. The
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS,
Of the Most ltcllnhle Makes and tha Most Pep
ulur llrauds.
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.
Itclnferced Ilosein, &0c Wmusutta Muslin
Shirt, with Linen' ltosem and Cuirs, 73c. The
Patent llosem ElRhmle the best tlttlng tthlit
made, 11.00 ouch or iiju per buir-dezen.
COLUMBIA CHEVIOT SHIltTS.
Open bucks or open fients.vcry lieavy uiitta
rlul, SO cents.
Till: AUMSTJiONQ JtltACJC,
Ker gentlemen with steeping sheuldere. An
uurailuhlu romedy. Uciiulue imported Uulet
Suspenders, Me. New Patterns lu Figured Silk
Neckwear for 60c ; equal in vulue te the rcgulur
72c goods.
Light Stiff Felt Hats,
Of the fushlnnnhlcr M iple, Umber nud Vanilla
colors, flat or round crown. Price, $.iu, ui
wards. New shuiie lu i'leiltile Huts. Linen
Huts, ISe,. Cleth Hats, 60c. The latest arrival Is
semethlnc entirely new ln Straw Uoeds.
THE PICNIC 8TUAW HAT is pllable, teiiKh
nnd durable j imoef the best articles intieduccd
for a rough nud tumble summer hut.
LADIES' BUTTON SHOES, $2.
A solid, neatly finished Kid Shoe in two styles,
OporaTeo und Common Sense. A very dressy
shoe and decidedly economical.
i'er Ladles' I'ine Dress wear wolmve a supe
rior Krench Kid Shoe that Is very uett und plia
ble, handsomely finished Willi worked button butten button
lielea uud vamps. They ure very dressy, glove
titling and attractive, uud being haud-mude
they will net lese their geed sliupu with wear.
32, 31, 3C & 38 West King St.,
ItANCABTKU, PA.
.CSJ-A
.
WakC
Williamson & Fester.
KMWAIt rr.H TIBKMKHXB.
otiee.
F
l'erHims wUhlnir IIAMMOND8POUTBK0.
ClIAMrAUNK.wllh Ixm)i;e1, Centennial I.nbcl
en, can uusiiiuiuen 1 vi.ni nnniiie, at
UllIHBIl'S I.IQUOllbTOUE,
ji
aprZMydlt
no. -a uenire square.
A STATED MEETING OF THE LAN
CASTKIt Athlctln Club w III be heldatthclr
room this (TlltlltnUAY) evening at So'tleck.
ltd 1'. K. StaAYMAKKIt, Secretary.
rYUSlNG MililaElt'sTieUAXSOAF
J vnuhiive nil the advantages era toilet nnd
laundry soup.
mrirKiiim
AFTEHONCE USING MIUaEH'S 110H
AX SO. P no m-rsen can aireril te de with
out It.
TTi liniwrANDnifsT iha lwayh
the cheapest. MIIal.KH'SU'UUK IIOUAX
HOA1', harmless and effective
CENTS WlfiTj I1UY THE DKST
Household friend Miller's Iterax Ben p.
FEW AllE AWAKE OF THE DANGER.
eentiecteil with cheap, adulterated soaps.
Try Miller's I'ure llenix,
IMITATION IS TIIEHINOEUESTFOUM
erihiltcry. Te duy there are six dim-rent
kinds or llenix Benp In I he market, but nene
pesess the virtues el MII.I.KU'S PUIIK IIOUAA
SOAP.
-rE sum: net
TO IIUY ANY JIOKAX
JJ Soup unless the nnine Chniles F. Miller Is
stamped en box, label, soap and wrapper.
ElllST-CLASS ItOAHDING.
Together with tlmchelcu el looms en the
flrst or second fleer. Surpassed by none In tlie
city. Call en or address,
1 NO. 492 NOKT1I QUKF.N ST.
Table boarders accoiumeilutcd. nfi lid
SEASONA IHiE NECESSITIES.
'Inline Meth Pails, True Persian Insect
Pender, Hull ncd Campher, Insect Pender Hol
lows) hirsute nt
HUIII.KY'B DUirO STOUK.
Ne. 21 West King St.
F
OltJUUY COMMISSION ED.
JKKOMK II. 8IIU1.TZ.
or Kllzabcthtewn tioi'eugli.
Subject te the decision )( the Democratic
county convention. d A w trd
PENNA. OIGAUS FJIOM fl.00 l'EK
Hiiudrud up, at
IIAUTMAN'H YF.I.I.OW FKONT CIOAIt
STOItK.
c
IIAMI'AGNE.
BOUCHE
"SEC."
TUB FINEST
CHAMPAGNE
WINK NOW
I M POUTED.
AT KEHIAIIT'S OLD WINE STOIIE,
Ne. 2U East Kine Strkrt.
II. E.SLAYMAKEK, Ag
Knlabllshed, 17ri.
Iebl7-
17-11
-TTHNETAILOUINO.
JU The finest selection of Woolens In Worsteds,
CiMslmeies, Chevlnls, Meltons, Tricot and Eng
lish Plsids, ever hereto exhibited In this city
can new be seen at my Tailoring Apartments,
Ne. :i7 North (juren street, opposite the Grniie
Hetel. Employing only the best Tailors, every
garment Is tiiadii strlctfy llrst-clnss. A eomfort eemfort eomfert
abln nnd perfect lit always guaranteed. Prices
medemte. UOSF.NSTEIN,
The Merchant Tailor,
Iu2l-Cindlt 37 North Oueen HtiecL
JOHN III EM E.N.
Beets and Shoes
NEVER SO LOW AS AT PRESENT.
Spring Styles New Eeady.
ClilLDKENS lil'TTON SHOES, 3SC. mid .Vic.
CIIILDItF.N'rf Sl'ltlNU HEEL IIUTTON, 75c.
nml f 1.00.
AOOOD.-OLID LEATHEIt HOY'S SHOE, 1 le
(I, n.ta.
MEN'.ltiSpOllUTTO.VerLACESHOESIteduced
tO J2.IK).
LADIES' GOOD KID TOP IIUTTON. Knutid
orSiii'ireTrs', with Worked Iliilteu Deles, 2lii).
LADIES' (i LOVE KID TOP IIUTTON. Bdiiare
or IteundTisi, J2.ui)aiid f2.
MIS-ES' SOLID LEATHEIt SCHOOLSIIOE,
lloiil.te.
LADIES' I'EIIHI.E IIUTTON, Sipinicer Iteuiid
Tik.', J I. Ml.
LADIES' IIUUT'S SHOES ut 3.l), Hcduccd
tejl.
HltOW.VS FUE.VCII SHOE DUESlINO lie
dueed te Hie. a Pettle.
FINE HOOTS AND SHOE.xif all Descriptions
Made te Ordc rut Short Netice.
Flve Hundred CIIII.HKEN'S lll'TTONHIIOES
feiincily sold ut f l.Si, Iteduced te 7ic.
JOHN HIEHENZ,
Ne. Gl NORTH QUEEN STREET,
yen save vn hunt.
FOR SALK OH RKNT.
An exeelleut Dwelling en easy terms, situ
ate Ne. 15 bh'ppea stiTet,
mhafd II. lltANK ESHLEMAN.
EOU ItKNT.
lUtber Shep under IllllSH A HltO'S STOKE.
Centre Siiuure, from May 1st.
apl.Vtfd
T7I
lOIt HALK. A STONH 1IOUSH AND
X! llulhltiig Let. $l.0u0erihe iiurclui'-e money
may leinaiu en inu niviui'.es. inuiiii-eaL
iipHlmd Ne. IU7 SOUTH O.UEENST.
ITIOH 11KNT.
3 Three Imw Ofllces nt Ne. NORTH DUE E
STItEET; and a basinent&5 feet long, supiillcd
with wuter and heat.
Iiiur2tH!d It. KUANK ESHLEMAN.
EOU SALIC AT TI1H UAltlUSIlUKU
Stock Yards, am tens Yard Maniiru,goed
imillty, ut 11.60 )cr ten, delivered en cars, and nt
l.'2-len the premises.
M. M. tiKOVE,
mS-lwd Supeiiiitcndent,
-pUlH.IO SALK.
ON SATUltDAY, MAY ru,
At the Cooper Heuse, West Klnir street, Lancas
ter, Pit., the undersigned will sell ut publle sale
for " the holder thereof," the lolleiTiugdescrlbed
promissory notes :
Niite or W. J. McCunly A Seu nnd W.J.
"MeCurdy te erder of Northern Hurfeid
Packing Association, dated Delta, P.i.,
June'2. lSdl, atilmeiitlu for $l,iU0
Nole or S. J. f-carhoreugh and Oeo. W. Day,
te order of Northern Ihirfeul Packing As
sociation, dated Delta, l'a., June'2,lssi,
utemnnths, for 860
Nole or Oeo. XV. Day and S.J. Scarborough,
te order or Northern Hnrlerd Packing
Association, dated Delta, Pa., June '2, 1H81,
utO months, rer... 760
Nole or Win. N. Duy and Samuel Duvls, te
orderer Northern Hurfeid Packing Asse.
elation, dated Delta, Pa., June '2, lsjl, ut
Omenlhs, ler.... 400
Nete or A. II. Scut borough and Gee. W. An
drews, te ontcrerNortheni Harford Pack
ing Association, dated Delta, Pa., June '2,
18SI, ntiimeiitlis, for .'.... 'M0
Nole of Whltoferd SloinuierACe., toerder
Northern Hurterd Packing Association,
dated Delta, Pa., June i, 1S8I, at 0 months,
rer 1,700
Nete or Arubcll Ilurklus nnd Samuel Davis,
te order or Northern Packing Associa
tion, dated Delta, l'a, June i, 1S8I, ut(l
months, rer SOi)
Noteottjeo. W. Andrews, te erder et North
ern Hurterd Packing Association, dated
Delta, Pa., June '2, Isdl, atU months, rer.. 900
Nole of .las. O.McSnarrun .t Ce. und Will
1". MeSpurrun, toerder or Northern liar,
ford Pucklng Association, dated Delta,
Pa., June 2. JS8I, at (1 months, far 1,000
.mho eib. lviigoreit oeii, te enier ei norm-
em Ilarrent Packing Association, dated
Delia, nt., June -, ish, tuumenius, ier...
Nete of S. Kllirore A Ce.. te order of North
Delta, l'a., June 2, lssi, ntO months, for.
800
ern Ilurlbrd Pucklng Association, dated'
Dcltii, Pit., June '2, InM, at U mouths, for... tS60
Nete of Edge A Themas und Edw, S. Edge,
te erder of Northern Harford Pucklng As
sociation, dated Delta, l'a., June '2, 18t4,
at 0 months, rer , 1,000
Note or Eby, Harnett A Ce., te order el
Northern Harford Pucklng Association,
dated Delta, Pa., J uue '2, 1S8I, ut 0 mouths,
rer , uue
Note of Samuel Davis nnd Wm. N. Day, te
orderer Northern llarrerd Packing Asso
ciation, dated Delta, Pa., June '2, lb8l, ut
Omenlhs, Mr 860
Note of 11. II. A XV. C. Heaps uud 11. II.
Heaps, te order of Northern Harford
Packing Association, dated Delta, l'a.,
Junes, lSKL at6 months, for 060
Noteof 8. J. Scarborough and Gee. W. Day,
te order et Northern Harford Packing
Association, dated Delta, Pa., February '2,
lstjl, ntl'2 mouths, ler..., , 760
Note of Whltorerd, SlcmmcrA Ce. and W.
Scott Whlteferd, te order or Northern
Harford Packing Association dtitcd Deltu,
l'a., February 2. 1834, ut 12 months, for. , . . 1,600
Note of W. J. MeOurdy A Sen und W.J.
MeCurdy, te order of Northern llurfnid
Packing Association, dutcd Delta, l'a.,
February '2, lsiSl.nt 1-2 months, for 000
Noteur J. O. l'tltcliard, te order of North
ern llarrerd Packing Association, dated
Delia, Pa., February i, ltMI, ut 12 mouths,
for.... 060
Note el Eby, Harnett A Ce. uud Win. J.
Harnett, tu order of Northern Hurterd
Pucklng Association, dated Delta, Pa.,
February -2, PWl.ut 12 months, for .,.,, 900
Nete or Samuel Kilgore A Ce. und Jehn
II, Andersen, te erder et Northern liar
lord Packing Association, dated Deltu,
Pu.. February 2, 1881. et 12 uieiiUu, for. ... 650
Notuef J. a. McSiurrun A Ce., and Will r.
McSparmu, te tinier or Northern llarrerd
Puehini; Association, dated Dnlt'J. Pu..
Februury 2, ltM, at 12 months, for,. 900
Sale te coiutucuce at 'i o'clock.
JACOH 11. LONG, Urekcr.
Sam Uw, Auctioneer, ,A
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LAWS Ml
LINN A HUF.NEMAN.
SRRING
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FLINN &. BRE NEMAN'S.
LAWK MOWERS, GARDEN HOSE, BABY CARRIAGES,
LAWN TENNIS, CROQUET, WATER COOLERS, REFRIGERATORS.
ALL AT LOW PRICES.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 1 52 North Queen St.,
jiitr uueim.
JOHN S. 01VI.EIL
GEO. F. KATIIVON.
TO &EMTLEO)EjN :
We have new en lmnd a full line of K.NO 1,1811,
FUKNCIIand AMKItlCAN
SUITINGS
IN AI.I, THE NKWKST SPUING AND SUM
MKK STYLKS,
Direct rrem Importers and Mniiiifacturcrs, nt
low ilew n rash pi lees. We are prepared te innke
hulls te order at slieit notice, for old men, tnld
dle-ngcd men, men who dress plain or fashion
nine, young men wne wuni tne vciy iniesi cm.
We innke n specialty or making Heys' mid
Youth's Clothing. Oiy Cutter Is 0110 or the best,
most experienced and practical cutters In Lan
caster. We employ none biitthu best workmen
und uie only geed trimmings, and guarantee
perfect fits. Our prices ure down te suit the
times, v, e 1110 nave en iianu a mu 111111 01
hprliignnd Summer Undernear, ler Men und
pilngnnd S
(iy ; Gaiixe
ShlrlH, sizes 31 te te lnclie ; Jean
Drawer. 2S te IS Inches ! Heslerv. Gloves. Neck'
wear. Handkerchief, etc.. In the very latest
stjles'iud at tholenestcash prices.
JOHN S. GIYLER & CO.,
NO. 25 BAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
JRESS OOODS.
WATT, SHMD & CO.,
8 and 10 East King Street,
Cable Dress Goods,
ALL COLOilS, 10c. A YAltD.
FINE COLORED CASHMERES,
YAltD WIIIE, S5c. A YAltD.
C0PURE DRESS GOODS,
NEW SHADES, 37,'fc. A YAltD.
Satin Berber, Yard Wide, 50 Cents a Yard.
40 in. COLORED CASHMERES,
ALL-WOOL, Jee. A YAltD.
FRENCH SATIN BERBER,
FINE QUALITY, $1.04 it Yard.
AstenUhliiK bargains.
M De.cnTUItKISH TOWELS 12J4 Cents l.'acli,
Werth '23 Cents.
2,000 Yank IXDIfiO BLUE S.VT1XES,
."c. u Yiinl j Win Hi aie.
WHITE GROUND FRENCH S ATINES
lie. a Yard; Ileal Value, 37,'ic
SEW YORK STORE.
J."
MAUT1N tk CO.
XV K TODAY OFIEU
THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS
-I.N-
WALL PAPERS!
THAT CAN'T HELP HUT I.N'TEUEhT YOU.
FEW AllE IN OUIt WINDOW.
Bargain Ne. i .
TEN l'ATTEUNB Twe Thousand Pieces
(ield Wall Papers, at Pic. Medium uud Light
Celers, Itrlght, Ilaiidsemn Patterns, Cheap at
twice the money. Full Eight Yuids Leng.
Bargain Ne. q:
EIGHT PATTEKNB Twenty.Fl.ii Hundred
Pieces Geld Papers, better lu if mil tly ami de
sign than the above, '20c.
Bargain Ne. 3:
TWENTY PATTEltNS-Itlank Wnll Papers
Newest and Choicest thing or this season, gpo gpe gpo
clalJeb,7Gc. All tha uhevu ure guarantecd ln every respect
us represented, uud ure ut prices below competi
tion. Call and see for yourself. Cull and get it
measurement table, by which you can tell at it
ghiuce hew much wall paper your room takes.
Given away free.
Worurelsh nene but reliable paper hangers,
guarantee all work, und our men de net waste
paper, but can cover the room with the least
number or pieces possible.
I B. Martin & Ce.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sis.,
LANCASTEU. PA.
AMVSEMKSX.S.
F
ULTON OPERA HOUSE.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
MAY llth, 12th and 13th.
The Distinguished and Charming Acticss,
MISS nLME HINTOB",
THE PEOPLE'S KAVOIUTE,
Will appear ter the third time this season, iu 6 or
her Greatest Plays, supported by it
btreug Ceiniuiuy,
MONDAY Grand Deublo Hill Prlile of the Jfur.
kctantfA'an, The (Joed-or.Aothln(i.
TV KBUXY Kathleen Mareumeen. '
WEDNESDAY-Grand Deublo M-.Veu'i DL
icriienaiul Utile Jtcbcl,
PEOPLE'S PltlOKS,-. 10. Srtund 0 CENTS.
ItEsEUVED BEATS., . . . ...10 CENTS EXT1CA.
3r Fer nole at Oneiu Uouse. my7-etd
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WKJIH.
GOODS
Lancaster, Pa.
V1.UT1IISU.
y u0 iiSNi'ls.rt'
Uintli Anniversary !
1876 -1885.
GRAND DISPLAY
-OF w
FINE CLOTHING
-FOK-
MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS
CHILDREN.
AND
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT
ST.,
Philadelphia.
S- A WELCOME TO
ILL.
00
tn2-3iud
Jj.
GaVNSMAN .t IIHO.
Simply Impossible.
We have clipped the w lugs or competition
by stinting the season with uiiiiucslleuubly
the best and most stIIsh Chithingth.it can
be made by care ami skill, uud selling It se
low that lower they cannot be. It is simply
lui possible, for instance, te secure elsnvthuiu
thowlde variety for a pcrlcilly tatlsf.ictery
eholee lu
Men and Beys' Suits
That you find en our ceiintcis. 'aim will
lildi our MEN'S SUITS for fU.UI. MINI und
!0.0, aie Just built rer this money-sat lug
tlniniiud will suit you evuetly Our HOYS'
SU ITS ut tl.,5 te IM uie last sellers.
Our Custom Department
is new and lms been ferseveral weeks past
in lull operation and we're net only prepaictt
te recelveand pteuiptly 1111 your eiders for
SPRING CLOTHING
Hut will, III advance, guarantee j en Custom Custem Custom
madeGunuents that can't be suipasHi-d In
style.quallty, tit or nial.c, bythose el lnany
houses lu theelty.
All-Weel Suits te Order
AT
$10, $12, $15,$18, $20 and $25.
CAUTION In calculating idue consider
well Quality, Pattern, btjle, Werkinanshlp,
undM-ii hew they lit the pi lee.
CONCLUSION This Is the place te buy
L. GMSIM & BED,
Nea. 66-68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Itlghten the Southwest Cor. of Orunge Street,)
LANCASTEU, PA.
9f Net connected with any ether clothing
store ln the city.
VAJtJtlAUES.
STANDARD CARRIAGE WORK.
Edward Edgerley,
(Carriage liullder),
MAUKET STItEET, ItKAIt OF I'OSTOFFICK,
LANC.VSTElt, PA.
MY LAItGE STOCK OF I
BUGGIES & C1RBIA&ES
Comprises the Latest Styles and the most Eln-
gantly Finished. WHICH I OFFER AT
iltEATLY UEDUCED PUICES.
The SUPEItlOlt DUALITY OF MY WllltK
Is ue longer questioned. My work is us line as
any niucie tu tne larger clt
ties, uud SOLD AT
HALF THE 1'UICK. N
ler spring.
few is the tlme toerder
ENCOUUAGE FAlit DEALING
And Honest Weik. All Werk WAKItANTEO.
UEPAIKING PKOMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
One set el workmen especially employed for that
purpose.
7- A few SLEIGHS left ut Lew Flguies. (live
me a call. nevJUfdA w
TJREAT
CAEEIA&E SALE
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Nei'tak (S Milcy's Factory,
CORNER OP
DUKE AND VINE STREETS,
LANCASTEU, PA.,
Having madoeslouslvo propurutleiisdiiriiii; the
dull season, this will be ene et tha
Largest Sales We Ever Held.
Finest nnd Latest Stvle VEHICLES will be
ntlered te the public. This will be our greatest
elTert
Te Satisfy the Public
That First-Class Werk 0.111 be sold at Lener
Flguies.
DOWN WITH EXTRAVAGANT PUICES ANO
MEETT11E WANTS OF THE
PEOPLE.
Our Grand Opening and Exhibition or this
sale work is ready rer inspection.
We Invite all te call and examine during this
exhibition.
Our stock consists of the fellow lug :
4 Passcuger Extension Tep Pluuteus.
t " Standing Tep Phajteus.
t " .lump scut Carriages.
'2 " Falling Toe Pbaituiis.
'2 " Mumllng Tup PlueltuiH.
'i. " ... I-adlcs' Canopy Ten Pluuteus.
No-Tep Wugens.
Tep buggies All Styles.
Terma 90 Days, With Proefeocurlty.
GREAT'SALE DAY,
SATUKDAY, MAY 23, 1865,
10 A. M.-3 V. M.
NORBECK & rVIILEY,
II. P. I10W Auct. PU JPlllETOllS.
s-Fer Particulars se brie mi j aua unii cir.
CUlKR)
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