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(lar Correspondence at IsTEtnuKscEii.
rtJeLUMDJA, May 11. Henry Mnxten and
;HuBnnoll,tweor ouryeunginen, wwie
tiring a drlve yesterday, mol with an ncel-
Frt which nearly ended their lives. Just
t.thev wero nbeut cresainir the railroad
-'afcere Cblrrues, they Btoppedtholr herse
brsSWi.ioe If they could hear any trains
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Deming, aii soeincu isnie una mey
Mtetnpted te ninke the crossing. As
ttWy struck the rolls, onglne .Ne. CO, draw-
tag only n,caboeso, and wostbeunrt, struck
.them. Their horse, which belonged te ex-
..'Bharifl- Jacob Strlne, was knocked twenty
Ifettl away, and instantly killed. The buccv
War badly broken, yet, Btranue te say. the
iaiimv frnnn nfVAtvwl Ttnmnnnl Itilnrv. Thnlr
fiasoBpe was certainly wonderful, and they
cannot, ion new ineir uvea wcrospareu mom.
'tWltnosses te the nccldent say the ongincer
"was te blaine. as he cave no warning ns he
V4& ,nw,ilin1 (ha nmealnn
''t'7 On Knturclav evenlncr. two crmntrv veulhs.
fY.Bltherfullef the ardent, or who desired te
.Vi'shew the speed of their herse, drovefu-.K"-rlouslvdovn
Locust streef, causing persons
I'ftS 'Whowero crossing the street in front of
Wit? tnem te considerably Hasten tueir steps,
l&T.tjt Luckily no ene was injured. Our borough
ft-S'nter of fast driving in the borough, and pre-
v l .nftt If l.i lltA fiittivA ft l.nu tiii., nltiMi'n.l irk
rj,f. . go tee long unpunished, and jfc the chance is
I tr-e new oitereu, 101 mom ma
Hew the Beth and Girls TVcut te Church fifty
Tear Age.
' Stray Straw" In Oxford Press.
Nathaniel and Mary Patterson resided in
Ixjwer Oxford township many years age.
Thoywero brether and sister and each was
very fend of the company of the otlier.
Uegularly as Sunday arrived this pair
would mount their llllle brown herse and
rlde together te old AVest Nottingham
church te hear ltev. Dr. Mngraw exjwund
the scriptures. Nathaniel was en eldor in
this church in the days when Kebort
Thompson gave out the hymns. At that
porleu or the century net overy boy or girl
or tnnn or woman rede te church. Whcoled
vohlcles wero very few nnd far betwecn,
nnd horses wero net plentiful oveu with
theso wlie could nirerd te own them. Kven
the better class of neonle. and there wcre
net n few, noither rede in "chairs" or by
herseback, but walked en feet in making
long or short Journeys. It was net an un
usual sight te witness en a Sunday morn
ing in summer time a mimher of girls and
boys in their bare feet walking along the
read te West Nottingham church. In
their hands thev carried their shoes nnd
stockings and when net far from the sanc
tuary they would step at n small run, and
in its clear waters wash their loot, and seen
aflerwards nppear in their rosectlvo
places In thechurch. Then the sermens wero
very solid and lengthy but te-day what a
great dillerence in the customs. Fancy a
modem dude stepping en ills way te church
for snch a purpese and hanging hlmself up
en the bushes te dry I Why lie weliltl ralher
die then and thore ; but the fact remalns
that many who wero a few years age the
"salt ofthe earth" did this in their day.
., . wnoreby fast driving will ue
&,, liuure.
Trewn Oicr Ills Hnrs
Oscar Kelley. of Wright
years, was thrown ever h
whlle riding tin the Hollain
1 'fc the cliance Is
ilf an oxainple
i Ateppcd in (he
Ilcnil.
llllle, nged 20
iB herse's head
mreet hill, yes-
Mlliraakee's Iteld Hurglara.
A masked burglar cut Ills way Inte the
rcsldonce of Mr. O. II. Atwell, awoaithysheo
manufacturer, en Twonly-feurtli street,
Milwaukee, Wis., early Sunday morning
and ransacked the heuse. The burplar was
probably the samoeno who robbed Millionaire
Itay's heuse two days age. Mrs. Atwell was
nwakencd and at the nelnt of a pistol was
forced te hunt up all the Jewelry, meney and
valuables In the heuse nnd deliver them te
tbe robber. Mr. Atwell had Just returned
from New Yerk and was sloeplng soundly
and during all tills time was net awakened,
Hoveral hundred dollars' wertli of jowelry
and meney wero secured. I.ater In the
tunmlntf nliuri'lnr luintwd from a third -slerv
window In anether part of the city nnd was
captured. A neatly tlrossed woman who
cntored the heuse witli him was nlse caught,
He AVlmled Ills Wife.
On Saturday ovenlng, Ned Wilsen, a col cel col
eroil resident of Faegloysvllle, went lietne
and procecdod te put n head en ills wife. He
knocked her down and then showed his gal
lantry by kicking and beating her. As Mrs.
Wilsen is tlred et being made a striking bag
of, she proceoded te the olllce of Aldermnu
McConemy and made complaint aunlnst her
husband. The "lllack Diamond" pugilist
M'es locked up nnd aflerwards gave bail ler a
hearing. He should be Hcutonced te light a
man J he would probably loeso seme of Ills
freshness.
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Martin Pay, and
waw-Mild at public
til tlie Knuiklln
il. Lindsay, te
tenter, and kicked in the stomach by the
animal. When plcked uplieWas unconscious.
' Ie. was carrled hotneand Dr iHcdmend sum sum sum
moried. Altlieugh his injuries nre serious,
' I hopes are entertained tlmtthfy may net ter
'i, tnluate fatally. v
Ji Corporation Sleelincn.
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TAu ,Jf i alrmlf linlflnra rtf llin Rnnnlffi wtentii nurrlnn
i company was called togetlite, en Saturday
afternoon, te take seme action rpirardim; the
transfer of tlie company's fcteck te a Mr.
' Denny, who intends turningthe works into
a rake aud tedder manufactory. Mr. 10 vans
., failed te attend the mectina eonsecpicntly
': nothing was dene In the matter.
A 'Tlirt ftnnilnl innntltir. nf tlin ktv.l;linlftnri nf
rfy4tXeeey steve company w' 11 be held in
Armery nan ni mis p. m.
Iloreugh Uriel i.
On Friday, Tayler, a yeun son of Charles
McCauley, residlng en Watiut stroet, died
after a short illness, llisr remains wero
interred in ML Ilethel .come ery, this nfter
neon.
A preperty owned by
situated en Maner stroetl
sale en Saturday ovenlng
house by Auctioneer W. II. I.lnust,y, te
Edward S. Brady for Sl.Wtt.
l.asi woeii namuei uampueu receivcu
twenty head of Kentucky horses. Ills sales
for the week amounted te fl,77f, of which
?575 wero paid by Ell Kendlg, or Philadel
phia, for tbe iron gray matches, purchased In
Lancaster two months age, by Mr. Uaiap Uaiap
bell. '
The trees which line tl"?ets or Colum
bia are new in fi' ''u'"i and the beauty or
the borough Vuir.ea,,a. ten-fold.
f CTunesw "ran, or new ierK, isme
est of his bsaUftr-in-law. Mr. I.ewia W.
larz.
Columbia company Ne. Ijv.lwts engaged
the Maytown band te accempaiiy tliem en
their trip te Hanover, en tlie ISth lest,
Judge Nelte will have anothcrcneration
performed en Inn arm te-dnv. Tfe ilicmths
age in descending the Nteiwtr the Columbia
National bank he slipped, fill and fractured
his right arm at the elblw. The wound
neyer healed despite the Luinereus opera
tions. I
Alter the burning or Illctz's mill, at which
tire Fredorick Sarbaugh lest bis all, luiumber
et'ladiesand Mr. Samuel Filbert canvassed
the borough te nld Mr. S. The fermer col cel col
lectod ?25.18 and the latter fSLtW.
Crnss-Sults Compromised,
Alderman A. F. Dennelly this morning
heard the case or Max Duniile, a resident
of Middle street, charged with committing an
assault and battery en a boy named Charles
Killian. The testimony showed that tlie as
sault was committed en Saturday, without
provocation. Dunnle was required te enter
ball ier a trial nt the August court of quarter
sessions. After he hnd entered ball he went
te the olllce of Alderman Forduey nnd made
complaint against Killian, alleging that he
was tlie aggressor in the quarrel. Twe
o'clock wits the hour deslguntcd for tlie hear
ing, and bolbre the cise was called the artlc
compromised their dilllculties and paid the
costs.
'I'm Dene."
Frem tlie Philadelphia ltocerd.
Having during tlie week plied tlie muek muek
rake assiduously In the Snllle Ileber Hasti
ness, the Press turns piously round en Sun
day and says: "Thore Is llttle te gain by
discussing the latest scandal concerning
James 1). Fish. The tnle lias been cast upon
the Bhores of gossip bv the se.iofvlce, and
it is as putrid as tlie Fish hinisell." "Take
oil' tlie griddle," said tlie bearder as he
clioked down his eighteenth plate e! pan
cakes; "I'm done."
shipments, 4,900 head ) shipments te New Yerk
yesterday, n carloads.
Sheep were slew, but nnelisnged ) receipts,
1,400 head shipments, 3,400 hend.
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Sleck Markets.
Quotations by lteed, McOrann A Ce., llankers,
uincanier, in.
11 A.M.
Missouri Pacinc,.,
MipliltrsnCentral.,
New Yerk Central.
New Jersey Central,
onto central
Del., Iick. Western 10IJ1
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Kansas A Texus mi
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Chicago A N. W common, in
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Pacific Mall Ki
Itechestcr A Pittsburg
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Texas PnclHe Ugi
Union Par I de Kf
Walwish Common
Wnbash Prcterrcd
Western Union Tclcgnipli.. MK
tulsTllle A Nashville W'i
N. V., Chi. A Ht 4j
Lehigh Valley M
I.clilKh Navigation :i.
Pennsylvania K
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P. T. A Jliiffale Hi
Northern 1'acllle Common Hyi
Northern Pacific Prof 3'j'i
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A Large Number of Cases.
I'eter E. Hess, llenry E. Hess and Levl
Eckert, residents of Salisbury town
ship, wero nrrosted en Saturday by
Censtable Ilewman, en warrants Is Is
Biied liy Alderman Spurrier. They are
charged with stealing turkeys and chickcua
from Martin I). Hess, butter from the prom prem
ises of Jehn M. Slaymaker, cheptwd feed
from the premises of Uriah Eckert, felo
niously entering an outheuso of Jehn M.
Slaymaker, and the larceny of chopped feed
from Mr. Mentzer. Tlie accused waived
hearings nnd entered ball bofero Justice
Slaymaker for trial nt tlie August sessions.
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A List of the Lnncnster County Canes te
Argued In I'hlhwlcljilil.i.
The following are the uases from I.anc.ister
county, that will be argued bofero the su
preeo court at Philadelphia, commencing
Monday next :
Winlleld KonneJy vs. Nathaniel Hurt
Appeal of Jehn D. Skiles, administrator or
Aram Hendersen, from thoxdecree of the
court ns te tlie propeity of GeeTNauiiiaii.
Jehn D. Skiles, administrator of Vmes
Hendersen, vs. R. J. Housten.
Commonwealth or Pennsylvania for tlie
use et tlie county of Lancaster vs. Jacob K.
Zeek, et al. This is the Ulukley's bridge
case,
Charles Fell, et al., vs. Edwin llenuett,
etaU
Pennsylvania rail lead company vs. Sam
uel Herst.
A. II. Rugg, et, al., vs. Jehn II. Moere.
Jacob S. Shirk vs. Henry Keen.
A. P. Nell' vs. Jacob R. lmdis.
Pcnn Iren company (limited) vs. Frank
lin Dlller.
First National bank et Imcaster, vs. G. II.
Hartman.
First National bank of Lancaster vs. H. M.
Shrelncr aud Fred. Sener, exocuters.
David II, Potts vs. A. J. Dunlap.
Tonsler, et al., vs. Selbert, et nl. Tills is
the colebratod Urickorvllle church case.
shot Time van the jiahd.
Twe noysl'eol With u Gnu lvktli the Inetltaiile
Itesiilt.
Saturday ovenlng, Frank Shilling, n soven-year-old
boy, residlng with his parents en
Charlette street, appoared at Dr. McCer
mick's oIUce te liave a gun-shot wound in his
left hand dressed. He was accouipanled by
anether boy, who told tlie doctor that he and
Shilling wero playing en Grant street, when
a mancame along and shot Shilling through
the hand. Tlie doctor oxamined the wound
nnd found that a pistol ball had penetrated
the palm ofthe hand near the foreilngerniid
passed out at the back of it near the llttle
linger. The llesh was burned with pow
der, showing that tlie weapon had been
held close te tlie hand when dis
charged. Dr. McCermlck bolieving the shot
te have been an accidental ene, cross-qucs--tiened
tlie boys about it, but the eldest or
thorn stuck te his story, and the youngest
said nothing. Alter tlie wound was dressed
the boys left, arjd in the ovenlng young
Shilling accompanied by his rather again
called at the doctor's olllce, when it was
loarned that tlie boys had been playing with
the pistol, which bolengod te the eldor ene,
and while young Shilling 'as handling it,
it was prematurely discharged with tiie ro re
sult abeve stated. Tlie wound is net a very
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A Very Kind lJotten iJidy.
Vrem tho.Beston Pout.
It was ene or theso bltter cold nights that
the eldest settler always remembers aud in
sists en bringing up when anything is said
about the desire or the mercury te hlde itscir
In the bulb, aud tlie wind whistled an air
from Wugner as it tore through the trees.
Yet, out in the cold night, befere a cettage
deer, steed a trembling llgure. He softly
knocked, and in a moment the deer was
opeued and a kind l'aee appeared, whlle n
guntle woman's volce asked:
"What is it, my peer man?"
"Madam," tuld tlie figure, "all I ask is te
brush away the snow here in front of the
heuse and eat seme ofthe grass."
"Ne, my peer man," auswered thogcntle
Veice: "Though I am a woman, I stlllhave
heart De net eat Xhat grass. Ge round
tiVtrTa hack ofthe cettaUO and you will find
omethatismucli moreTneurialiitig."' -N.
AnU Uie Kltul renu aisappeareu, me uoer
wasclosed and the wind whistled uuother
Wagnerian air.
r.irewi'll Serineu. ,
Re. Orluies, pastor of the. African M. J
church, en Strawberry street, exixx:U te be
translerred from this charge, after tlie
meeting or conference, and Inst ovenlng he
proechod his farewell eonuen te a large und
attoutlve audience.
Tbe Amount of a Collection.
Atn collection taken up at tlie masses in
" Sujrary's Catholle clnnxh, Sunday morn
- injrjer the purpose of paying etf an old debt,
. v uiv aweunv xcotueu we (wui,:
An Old Mini mid Ills Wlfe Take I'olseu.
Charles Lehman, aged seventy-two, late
watchman for llutldenslek, the builder, and
his wile, IClizabetli, nged soventy-eno, were
round dead in their room ntSIS Kant Seventy
firth street, New Yerk, Sunday afternoon.
Frem the appearance of the bedies it Issuii Issuii
iHised they liad been dead about thirty-six
hours. Alongslde the old man was feuifd n
iiuaiitlty of Paris green and It is Hiipimsrd
the aged ceuple had ceuiuiittcil sulride
through poverty. An inquest will be bold.
Went Fishing.
Walter Froybergor, et Marietta, and
Christian Hanlaii, or Ilnrrlsliurg, sbirted ler
Sullivan county this morning te ilsh for
trout.
Providence Township Nena.
Smithvii.lk, May 11. Mr. Jeseph Iluber,
of Martlcvllle, has lest a vnluable cow by
death.
A number of friends and ncighbeis
gathered at the rcsldonce of Mr. Rudelph
Miller, of Smlthvllle, en Saturduy evening ns
a surprlse en his birthday. A geed time was
had.
, 12. R. Parmer roceivod a consignment of
young German carp from the Allcntewn
hatchery en Wednesday, but eving e the
fallur" of utAice sent him by the cemmis
sioners, he did notknewortheirarriviil until
Friday morning. When he went te the ox ex
nrcss olllce he leund that tliev wero nil dead.
bocause or the agent's net knowing hew te
haudle lliciu in cans.
New tfnirerniK.
The nuw lotter-cirriors appeared en the
streets this morning lu full new suits or gray
and tliuy leek well.
Mrfiiincrclier Itlnk.
As will be seen by an advertisement elM'Mheie,
thu Mronncrcherrliik will bu open en Wednes
day nnd Saturday eveningH only during the
HUininerBcnKen, commencing Wednesday nevt.
Aiiiusemeuts.
Mlf J.ilUe JKnten Te-ulvht.TMi evening
Miss Llllle Illnten opens her engngcinenl 111 this
city, appearing In n double bill vtlth " Prlde or
the Market" and ' Nan, the (ioed-for Nothing."
bhe Is ably supported, and being n fnverltc, u 1th
low prlces, she should draw well She almi 'in.
peurs te-morrow und Wednesrtuy eveiilugs.
St. Jeseph's llinpllal.
At the cencert given In Fulton operahouso
en Thursday last for the licnclltef St. Jeseph's
hospital, about 5100 was rcali7cd. Whlle
this is a goodly sum, It by no means places
tllu nrsiVin Ouyunu' iir necessity et cllanta cllanta
ble aid. Tiiore are new thirty-six patients nt
the hospital, only six or whom pay anything
for their maintenance, two of theso paying
but very little. Thoeriginiil costeftho build
ing was 21,000, only ?7,000 of which was paid
by the mother heuse In Philadelphia Tiiore
remalns a morUnige el $10,000 at 5 per cent,
interest annually.
The report that the hospital received seme
portion or tlie Drexol liequcsts is entirely
without foundation.
Four 1'Ihii for !etling Thin.
Tlie Detroit J,nncct describes the four plans
for reducing obeslty : Tlie eating of nothing
containing starch, sugar, or fat, called the
Banting system ; the eating or rat, but net
sugar or starch, called the German Hauling ;
the wearing et wool and sleeping in llnuuul
blankets, instead et sheets, or the Munich
system ; net eating and drinking at tiiosame
time, or rather, tlie allowingaeeuploof hours
te intorveno between eating and drinking,
the Schweninger system.
Miund Sense from An LnglMimnn.
Every man, says Sir Henry Thompson
ought te deal carefully and faithfully with
himself, watching rigorously tlie effects of
the smallest license en Ills mental and bodily
Mate, and boldly denying himself the use of
a luxurious ha bit if lie limls any signs or
harm arising thorefrom. And he must per
form the dllUcult task with u profound con
viction that his Judgment is ery proue te
bias en thoside or indulgence, siuce tlie lux
urious habit is se agreeablp.
Kdlts The Ktenlng Lamp."
Lancastiih, May 10th, 18S5.
Mi:ssus Editeiis: Wishing te "ronder
unto Cicsar tlie things which are Ciesar's" I
feel culled upon te tell you that the "Evening
Lamp" department of the Moravian does
net ewo Its light te me, and " Kreen's " work
is dene entirely by my brether Charles Car
penter. Appreciating your courtesy, though
unmerited, I am Sincerely,
KLIZA11UT1I CAnrUNTUK.
Luricny Cases Ulamlstcd.
Jeseph Lamer was the defendant tills
mernlngiu a larceny case iieard by Alderman
Ferdney. Tlie allegation was that Larner
stele a double-treo rrem the farm ei William
Kendlg, but the testimony showed that the
double-treo was taken by a party sent thore
by Larner and that he was untitled te the
double-treo by virtue of n trade he had made
with Kendlg. Tlie alderman dismissed the
case.
A Desperate AH'ray,
At a colerod festival, in Georgetown, Ivy.,
Odlcers Goe. Cole and Jack Susby attompted
te arrest two boys, who were acting disor
derly, when they wero knocked down with
rocks by friends of the otlendors. The ofll efll ofll
cers tlred into the crowd and killed Geerge
Stratum, the father of tlie lieys. The etlicers
wero beaten up se that is thought they cannot
rocevor.
Secretary of the Commercial Exchange.
At tlie meeting of tlie beard or directors or
the Lancaster Commercial Exchange this
aitorneon, J, K.Umble was clocted secretary.
Tlie appointment or committeos was deferred
until next Monday. It was decided te con cen con
uecttho oxchange with the tolepheuo exchange
Llederkmnz ainy Walk.
The annual walk of tlie Lancaster Liedor Lieder
kranz took place yosterday morning. At
6:30 the memliers met at the hall nnd walked
by way ofthe ulmshoiise, along tlie Conestegu
te Tell's Haiti. At tlie lutter piuce an elegant
lunch hud been prepared nnd was partaken
or by the singers. Instrumental miisle was
furnished by eight persons.
Prosecutions Withdrawn.
Fleri.tn Hampy appoared at Alderman
Fordney's olllce en Saturday night te answer
chawes of surety of the peace and drunken
anifliivwbirly c2iiduct,.nccfJorre4.byjlJumu..
ber of his family, liefore the c.ue was called
the proseciition was withdrawn aud the costs
paid.
The Majer's Court.
Mayer Reseiimlllcr dispose! el' twelve
cases yesterday and this morning. Eloven
were ledgers and were discharged and ene,
a drunk, arrested for raising u disturbance at
Kirchcrs, was discharged upon the payment
or costs.
Sale of Uerses.
Samuel Hess, auctioneer, sold en Saturday
for Hurry U. Lliituur, at bis stables, Lancas
ter, Hi head of Virginia horses tit an average
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MAJIETAOES.
Zkltmah llrwoe. Mr. .Ineeh Xrltman, el
Wurleinberg. te Miss I.lxzle llerzng, of Luncns
t;r, Pa . by ltev. O. L. Necir, en the 7th duy of
May,ls5.
DEATHS.
Keei.kii. In this elly, en the uth Inst., Mary,
v. lie of biniiuel Kvelur, In thuCM ) car or her age.
The lelntlves nnd friends of the family nre io ie io
spertfully Invited te nttend the luueral fieiu
her hiisband'H residence, Ne. ,Ti!)j Neith Water
stieet, en Tuesday urieruoeu nt 2 o'clock. In.
Icrinuntnt Woodward Hill cemetery. It
ii.nijiiii. ,! wijtr. uu aiu n.n nine. .m.i.
Ann fclchlurwiren! thu late hluien Klchler, lu
thu nsth year el her uge.
The relatives und friends of the family nre
ieHpectlully Invited te attend the funeral, fiein
the lesldonceof hcrMen-lii'lnw,!!. C. Martin, Ne.
kl Knst Vine street, en Wednesday morning ut 10
o'clock. Interment at Lancaster cemetery. !!t
Haines. At Mlliersvllle, en May leth, Ilr.
Jacob 11. Haines, lu the (Kith yeuref his nge.
Kuncml fiem his residence, en Wednesday
afternoon nt 1 o'clock p. in., and ut 2 o'clock nl
thu Mcnnonlte meeting heuse, near Millers-Mile-
HII1-2K1
MiKiiTz. In thUclty. May 11, lsii Mrs. Kllza
belli bhertz, relict or tlie Inte Chrlithm Short,
lu thetOd j cur of her age.
Netice of funeral liereulter.
KniHMAX. MnyU, 1883, In U.iyleil, Ohie, Miss
hllzabelh Lrixuinu, flsler of ihe Inte llanlel
Krlsmun, lu IheTOlh year of liurnge.
'I he relatives nnd friends are respectfully in
vitid te attend the funeral, from the loxldeuee
of Mrs. Hauled Krismau, Ne. -sa West Chestnut
street, en Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
mll-'.'td"
New Yerk Stock Market,
New Yerk, Mny 11. Wall street, 1:30 p. in.
Menoy ntlHliorceut, Exclinngerjulct. Oovern-
inents firm. Currency 6's, I1SH hid ; 4's Coup ,
iahld j 4K' de,lli)i bid.
The stock mnrket this morning opened
Irregular throughout, Prices were unsettled,
fluctuating Irccly anil without npparcnt cause
1 he grangers wcre the most active und recorded
the greatest changes, ai neon prices v. cre irao irae irao
tlenally nhove theso current en Saturdny night.
At the time of writing the market Is feverish.
lr.y. Sr.M1
Western Union li Mi
Adams Kxprcss .... l.Ti
American Kxpress HI
II. H. KxpresB. fd
Wells, Piirge A Ce WW
(;. C.I.AC
;. c. c. i
New Yeik Central f, HM
New Jcrxuy Central sr,i M1-.
Illinois Central Kxpress i:i!
Ohie Centnil l
Michigan Central iM 4H
Northern Paclilc V. 17
" Picferred :r.iU 3i'i
Central Paclilc "if. i'i
Union l'nclllc 'MY. Se
Missouri Paclilc KM ''.
Texiw Paclilc ldjj lli,l
New Yerk Klevuted 140
.Metropolitan 1-H
Manhutiun
All. ATene Haute 105
" Preferred
Canada Southern 20
Canada J'liclllc 117
Chicago A Alten 1.17
I 'lies. A Ohie I
ii. x iiud -y, 1
Del.. Luc. A West W,l lel"
Denver
Krlc
" l'relerred
Hannibal A Ht..Ie
' l'relerred
Kansas A Texas
Lake Hhore
L. K. AW
L'vs'lleA Nushville
Merris A Kssex
North went
Preferred
Ontario A Western ,
Ohie A Mississippi
" Pieferred...r.
Pacific Mail ,
QnlcksUxvr.....'.
rruiorree
Heading
Iteck Island
bun Francisce
" Preferred
Omaha
" Prcfened
BLPaul
Preferred
Nash A Chat
M., I...H. A W
Wabash
" Piefened.....
C, II. A Q
Itecheter A Pittsburg
I'd. A Kvuns
Manitoba ,
Oregon A Nnv
Oregon Transco
Persons wlshlnir It AMMONtlSPOItT HKC.
CIIAMPAUN K, with lxlge 43, Centennial Label
en, can be supplied ; .M h bottle, nt
ibjiii'.n e ijiuuii& sieiir.,
npr22-iydll
Ne. 1 Centra Siunre.
TTAIM'Y THOUOIIT AND REBECCA
XL Tobaccos
IIAUTMAN'S
Tobaccos only Se nernluir. at
YKLLOW ritOKT
bTOItK.
C1UAK
-C1IRST-CLASS 1IOARDINO.
JD Together with the cholce of looms en Iho
first or second fleer. Hurpussed by none In the
city. Call en or address, "
NO. 4(W NOllTII QUKKN ST.
Table boarders accommodated. kO tfd
CLOTHING for EVERYBODY
Willi n large nnd varied stock of
Clothing for Men of overy trade, for
lieys nnd Children of nil ages, we nre
iliiile certain of meeting the demand
or every class or buyers nt prices
that must give satisfaction.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia.
in'2-3md
TO GENTLEMEN :
We have new en hand a full line of ENGLISH,
FltKNCllnnd AMEItlCAN
SUITINGS
IN ALL THE NKWKST SPKINU AND SUM.
MKlt 8TVLL3,
Direct fmm Importers and Manufacturers, nt
low down cash pi Ices. We-nre prepared te mnke
Butts te order ut shoitnellco, foreld men, mid
dlemgcd men, men who dress plain or rnshlen.
able, leung men who wnnt tlie very Intestcut.
We iniikn n specialty or making Heys' and
Youth's Clothing. Our Cutter Is ene of the best,
most experienced nndpraetlc.il ouUerstn Ijiil
caster. We cmplev noiie but the best workmen
nnd ue only giMKl trliunilngs, nnd guarantee
iierfcct fits Our prices me down te suit the
times. We nlse have en hand a full line or
Sluing nnd Hummer Underwear, for Men nnd
ueys i uuuroeniris, sizes .ti ie ue incues ; .n-im
Drawers. 2 te 41 Inches; Healcry, (lleves, Neck
wear, Handkeichlers, etc., In the very latest
Styles 'ind ut the loweHtoash prices.
JOHN S. GIYLER & CO,
NO. 25 BAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTI'.lt, PA.
F
IOR JURY COMMISSIONER.
JKIIOMK 1I.SIUILTZ.
of Kllzabethtewn borough.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
county convention. d A w tfd
T13NNA. CIOARS FROM
X. Hundred up, nt
IIAKTMAN'S
YKLLOW
STOUK.
tl.00 PER
KHONT CKlAlt
D
ress aoens.
r
r HAS COME. WHAT?
AA. BB.
Use Manlieim Heller Fleur.
THE FIRST OF MAY.
The Original.
rlgln
lyM.I
bAW.lt
The Hest.
WATT, SHAND & CO.,
8 and 10 East King Street,
Cable Dress Goods.
ALLCOI.OUS, 10c.
A YAKD.
11
IsVi
ii"
MAHKETH.
rhll.iilelphht 1'redure .Market,
1'iiiLAiJELriiiA, iluy.lU Fleur was dull and
changed : sales or TuehliU en a basis of l ii for
I'enn'n ramlly; western de., ut HMtii 23;
Western de, $16065 SO; .Minnesota extm ut4icl
6".S0; I'atenls ut A.S0fa..
Itotleur ut flperlmnel.
limn dull ut 1 .MJ17 oe per ten ler Winter.
r'leuruict. Ciriilu higher.
Wheat was strong ; 1 OJK bid for May : .lime.
$1 iU'i July, ii Mli ; August, 1 .
Cern w as steady ; ifc, bid, May; Ua. June:
WKc, July ; 57, August. '
Oats unlet : 4J(c. Muy; Kic June; 4i;ic,
July i47e August. '
New Yerk Produce Market.
Nbw YenK, May IL Fleur dull und pilcei
strong; line, fJU(j.l 75; Superflue State, .l unt
1 l : geed te cholce Kxtni Western, $l3ej?0 'JO.
Wheat Ne. a Ited, Winter, Mav. 1 mi:
l07u"C' ' 0,'muiX; July, (&)i; Aug.!
r,SriirN.a.2MJlJ,;',Mu'i,!,9i6305 e June,
SOotdeJuly, 57Jie. '
4(p'Q4MKc'2MU:a'Ml,r' OJ',0'-ic' ' ,u' ,,1,",
Kye nominal,
barley neiulual.
Perk dull : Mess, $12 W.
Lard f7 1407 15, June ; 7 22, July.
Melasbcs nominal ; Perte ltlce, 25jji7c.
Tuipcntlne linn at 3.'!e for spot.
Itestn dull ; strained te geed, (1 07JfJl in.
rctreleumdull : Kufined in enseu .ii?un'f
1I...4..H ....I... IL'l.uL.M. t...I.....l....'
iivitvui Aiuuuiiuu iieuinery
butter quiet;
choice. 13iiic.
Cheese quiet ; New, t)lifDfc,
j.ugs Mi-uuy , siuiu, ivae ;
ltlce dull.
Western, 13KS1IC,
;rufinudC'ut-
Colfee steady ; fair cargoes, 8Jc.
lajr uuu u. i xtiiiuill, fl vu.
Chicago l'roduce Market.
Ciuoaeo, May 11, 9.30 a. m. Markets opened
excited and lower. Prevision sympathizing
with grain. Wheat was nearly Ie und Cern He
le or en account of better weather nnd pn
pectB of un lucrcwe Incieute In the vislble sup
ply. Wheat June, OlJjTe ; July, 03Kc
v.vy. m ui iv, taw , u uiy, 3,U.
Oats-June, 3'e ; July, 34)e ; Aug., 30Ke.
l'erk June, $lf K ; July, 111 30 j Aug., ll 47i.
5 DO j AUff., 5 7J.
Lurd Junu,fti87: July, J'107K.
iiiu uiuiu, j ii; July, ev
cLeaiMa.
1 p. in. The weakness manifested In grain nt
the opening was partially checked dm lug thu
session, but towards the close set In ugalu nnd
closed the grain markets half u cent lower all
leund. Previsions did net symputbtze with
grain nnd closed steady ut about tbe opening
flguics.
Wheat-Juue, OJJiQaic ; July, 03c ; Aug.,
05e.
til i!X.
Laid June,
7 05.
It lbs June,
W 871 July, 1 5; Aug.,
t!i "W 5 July, 81 i Au,f.,3D5.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
I'uiLADELruu, Muy 11. Ileoves, arrivals 2,500,
dull, U lower; extra, CJ4G)$c, geed, 5JJQ(l; me.
dluin, iXasX: common. 4k&4.
bhceii Arrivals, 10,ou) head ; Western liQHe
lower. Weel sheep, 3KJie. Sheared sheep,
iQie. Spring IJiinbs,J5ojJe50Vhumt.
Hogs Arrivals, 4A) heud fair, e lower;
Western at 0HSJie ; country, 6g,e ; atlllers,
-eie, t
lie Stock Markets.
Chicaoe. Cattle Ilecelpts. J,4ea hend; ship-i.ito..u,-l,eo
,ii"id.ijUjiHwB brisk und vnlues
stronger ; Shlpplng7n,00uli 1,200 pounds, $1 '.)
(H 35; l,Utel,3Mills, '. aaffiS 40; 1,350 te l,(iW
lLs, 3 5005 IK): butchers', tl 75QI 75; bulk,
$J 50fll 50; steckcra, U03 UU; feeders, M Uu
SOU; 30-2 head or through Tux us Cuttle, t,,
(I 15.
Hogs Itecvlpts, 8,500 head j shipments, 3,500;
market strong und active; wugh und inUed,
II 10l3.'i: lucking und shipping, 2M te stu
B.s. l 304J4 50; llglit, II ieai 50; skips, 3 SO
Ol '20.
Sheep Itecvlpts, 1.5U0 head; sltlpmuuts, l.niai
marketsteady ; common te geed nherii, 2 5'j
5 '25; woeled, U&04 33.
East Liueutv. The consignments of cattle
te-day were ull for through points. Market
was dull audlunchanped ; receipts, 1.501 head;
shipments, nenu; shipments te New Yerk
yesterday, M carloads.
llogsutlhe und firm l -Philadelphia, $1 COO
,"-! - Yeikurs, 1 VHH 55 j rwwtpta, 4.W0 Itw4 1,
1MX
I j
1 s
inny2
LiA 1.121) I'ROl'OSALS WILL HE RI'
f3 reived nt the Mayer's Odlce until THUItS
DAY, MAY II, ut 7 o'clock, p. m., for the pilot
ing of the City Hall en the eutsldn; also for the
palnllng of tne stnlrwavnnd hull between thu
council chainhers. Said proposals te be ad
dressed te the Pieperty Committee, Mayer's
Olflce, und te be addressed " Proposals for
Palatine:." Committee leserve the rlht In re
ject nny or all bids, lly erder of property com
mittee. DAVID :. LONG, Chairman.
Attest : JACen M. Cmillah, Clerk. m'.i 41
-piAST END YARD.
C. J.SWARR&CO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
Orricx: Ne. 20 Centre Square. Deth yard and
ouiceronneciea vtiui iciepnone excunnge.
ectlJ-lydMAF.ll
CtiPk fffyeiVrn OKMIIililNERY
3JlJ.PJ New Yerk und Purls Mllll.
nery Ce. Our new store, de North yueen striHjt,
Lancaster, l'a. Is new open with an Klegantllne
of Hats, IWmnets, Flnvters. Feathers, Ac, nt our
usual CHKAI l'UICKS. Hoping our customers
and thu Ladles In general will please favor us
with their piesenee, we remain truly yours,
NKW VOKK AND l'AKIS MILLlNhKY CO.,
JanS tfd Fennerlv of 22 West King SU
FinetaTleiung." '
The finest selection of Woelcnsln Worsteds,
Cassluiercs. Chetlels. Meltons. Tricots and Kiil'-
llsh l'lslds, ever befere exhibited In this elty
Lemt Stocks ana Il4iiiil.
ir.L.w.viM.1 1.. .u i4eng,
" Par ijist
val nu. sale.
umeitster city.fi per cent,, use fiua fie.
can new he seen nt my Tailoring. Apartments,
Iv
gannent Is made strictly llrst-class.
Wlieniill nnture robes llself In guy nttlre : and
this lcmlnds us that NOW 1! TDK TIM K
TO 11UY
Spring Suits, Spring Underwear,
-AND-
Gents Furnishing Goods,
AND THAT
Burger & Sutten's
CLOTHING DEPOT,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
IS THE 1'LACK OF ALL l'LACKS TO I1UY.
Yeung num. If you would cut a dash,
Or If j eu'd go upon a mush,
Don't foolish be, or ever-rash
(ie where they de net deal In tmh,
Nerscll cheap geisls because the 're MasIi,
Ce buy yeui gisids low down for cash.
BURGERl SUTTON,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTEIt, FA.
Ne. 37 North Uueeu street, onnesltn
ine eest 'junerj, everj
1WI. 100
" " no lUI
" Spcrct, In 1 ir 30 years., loe
" 4 " Schmd leuu 1IM
" 4 " in ler 20 j ears li
' 4 " In 5 or se jeurs. KKl
' 4 " lu lUer20eurs. 100
Maiihelm borough lean... luu
BANK STOCKS.
First National Itank Id)
Farmers' -National llnnk 50
Fulton National Hank KM
Lancaster County National Hank M
Columbia National Hank .00
Christiana National Hank lut
Kphratu National Hank ltiO
First National llunk.t'ciluinlila Km
First National Rink, Strnsburg 1U0
First National bank, Marietta Km
First National II ink, Mt. Jey ll
Lltltz National Hunk l'JO
Munheliu Nutienid Umk W)
Union National Itank, Mount Jey,
Nuw Helland National Hunk
(up National Hank
Quarrjvlllu National Hank
TURHriKK STOCKS.
nig Spring A Heaver Valley........
Ilndgepert A Horseshoe
Columbia A Chestnut Hill
Columbia A Washington.. ..
eeu A lllg Snr
Columbia A Marietta..
50
1
KM
1W
25
25
20
25
Maytown A Kllznbethtewii 25
LuucastcrA Kjihnita 25
ijiuicusicr a iniiun eliucl j
StrusburgA Millport 25
Marietta A Maytown 25
Marietta A Mount Jey '25
Lane, KllzabetbtOH n A Mlddtetenn. lut)
Lancaster A FniltvlIIu , 50
Lancaster A Lltltz 25
East llrandywlne A Wuyncsburg 50
LnncusterA Wllllamstewn 25
LancastcrA Muner 50
Lancaster A Munhelm 25
LancastcrA Marietta.. 25
Lancaster & New Helland 100
MIRCKLLANKOC8 STOCKS.
Quarrj-vllie K. It .50
Mlllersvllle Street Cur 50
luqulrur Printing Company 50
Gas Light und Fuel Company. 23
Stevens Heuso (bends) KM
Columbia l.as Company 25 ,
Columbia Wuter Company 10
Susquehanna Iren Company KM
Mailettn Hollew-wuru 100
Stevens Heuso .V)
Mlllersvllle Nermal Scheel 23
Northern Market 60
Eastern Market 50
Western Murket 50
Lancaster City Street Hallway Ce 30
Uim Company Henda KM
Columbia Koreuub bends Kit)
LancastcrA Susquebnnuu. 300
Luncuster A New Danville 25
in
I J)
HM.50
1W
KM
KM
Ktt.25
lttt
1 1)1.5-)
112
175
112 511
in
115
Ml
155
IS)
21 M
150
1VJ.10
161.20
M
130
110.50
HI)
7.50
23
18
21.05
20
30
K)
41
4S.lt
21
IM
35
70
55
75
1
105.25
146
41
35
?J
1.75
M.K)
61
30
KM
25
9
205.25
210
ft
18.05
75
no
51.25
35
KM
KM
2
7.0
the I i rune
. .. .-... . .." . n. ..
iieiei. i-.mpieviiiK eniy me eest aunnrj, every
lis innue stncllv llrst-class. A comfort.
able und perfect fit always guaranteed. Pikes
moderate. kesenstein,
The Merchant Tailor,
mSI-fiindi: 37 North Queen street.
Jjivkky cu;.STeiiTRlifii;TS eNi:Tifj'E
i' j'ilt ii-.'mniirr.'vu mvi tjii..M..i.a"
Who buys One Dellar's worth of Ladles' and
Cent's Furnishing dneds
AT HECHTOLD'S.
A frtsh supply el spring stles of HeIcryJust
received ; nlse liauze Underncur, Shirts fiem
thoeeninion Cheviot for 25c, up te the best hum.
dried and iinlnundrlcd In the market. Pauls,
Ovenills, Jackets, Hats nnd notions generally.
IIHN11Y 11ECHTOLD,
Ne. 62 North yueen Street.
1". S. Choice building Lets and sand for sale.
jTlCVAN'S KI.OUR.
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Mukes Elegant liieud. Fer sale by dieccrs
generally.
Levan & Sens, Merchant Millers,
Olllce: 17 NOHTII PKINCEST. upr27-iiitl
JfE IF AH 1'JEIt TIHKMEXT8,
-rANTKD. BY A .YOUNG MAnVhO
V can sneak and write both English and
German, a situation us bookkeeper, either by
single or double entry, llestef rofeienoes. Ad
dress, 1. O. Hex til, Lancaster, l'a. iuyll-2ta
GIVKN AWAY.
One 15e. bottle of Ferest Flower Cologne,
with I Jb of Ten or 2 &s of 25c. Collee. ut
CLAltKE'STEA AND COFFEE STOltE,
NO. 38 WEST KING STHEET.
43Lump Sturch, 6c. lb. Telephone connection.
DR. FOREMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND 6UIIGF.ON,
ltemeved from Ne. 211 West King Btrcct te Ne.
27 North Prince. (Lute resldence of A. E.
Keberts.) in28-3md
TIIR MERITS OP MILLER'S BORAX
SOAP may be gauged by Its fust Increasing
sales.
THEY ARE OLEANLY AND ELE
gant. Theio Is no ethor external remedy
that does se uiuch geed us Hunsen's Cupclne
l'lastei-d. 25 cents.
FISHERMEN'S SUPPLIES.
A lui-ue line of Trout and Dass
Halt Heds, llrass and Nickel Veels, SU
Fly nnd
Sllt
und
I.lnun Lines, lted Mountings and mlscellunceug
11U11I..I'B UllUli Olllllt,
Ne. 21 West King Street.
Tuekle, ut
rrulE LARGEST, REST AND MOST
X complete assortment of Flaying Cards in
the city from 6 cents per pack up ut
IIAKTMAN'S YELLOW FKONT CIGAlt
STOUK.
M.fcNNERCIIOR RINIC
Ceiumenetng this week, the Illnk will be
epen en WEDNESDAY andHATUHDAYKVEN.
1NUS ONLY. Musto en thu tibeve evenings.
Admission, 10c. , iuU2ld
WANTED.
A geed honest
Apply te j
boy te leurn Harberings
lasement Hiester Heuse.
DIVIDEND.
First National Hank,
Lancaster, l'a., Muy 11, lbfcS, f "
Tim Heaid of Directors of this bank have de.
ehux'd usuiul-anniml dividend of rlve per cent.,
payable en demand.
myU-Udlw ft IRNBYC. UAUNEI1.
A TTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS I
SPECIAL OltDElt.NO. 2.
Thu members of Lancaster Cetinnandcry, Ne.
13, KnlghU Templar, will meet ut the Asylum
ferdrlli, en TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 12, ut
7.30 o'clock. Hy order of
CltAltLKS A. FON DKItSUITU,
Eminent Cetuuiundcr,
Attest t llVQU 8. Gaba,
f Bocei4c. mll.StilU
C)
AK HALL.
Oen CfSTO Dbpautmk.nt
Is well prepared te cuter te the most fastidious
lu material, Bt j lu, iltuiidat popular pi ices,
The fabrics ure cinssllled as follews:
Class I Suits te Onneii win oe.
Class S Suits te Oiiueh 81(1 se.
Class a Suits te Okdeii I1K oe.
Class 4 Suits te Oreeii W.'O OO.
Class 5 Slits te Oiue.n mv.1 oe.
Anether day must tell the story of Clothing.
"Keaiitte ins l'LTOS,"
With Its adaptations for the smallest boy for Ills
first trewscrs, or thu extra slze und stout man,
who will find In Oak Hall stock un answer te his
wauls for Spring Clothing.
WANAMAKER &. BROWN,
Oak Hall,
S. E. Cen. Sixth ami MAiiKirr8Ts.,I,iiiLAi)LLrniA.
pENRYN PARK.
Penryn Park,
-ON THE
Cornwall & Mount Hepe R, R,
Excursion Committee of Churched, Sunday
Schools and ether select organizations. In mak
ing tbetrsummerurrangements, should net ncg
lect te leserve adayfer 1'enryn l'aik.
This delightful ruseit Is situated lu the midst
ofthe
SOUTH MOUNTAINS
Audits grounds coveting hundreds of nciesure
easy of access from ull parts of central Penn
sylvania. Fer tbe frce use of excursionists there
uiuextenslve
CHOGUETAND LAWN TENNIS GIIOUNDS,'
LAItGE DANCING PAVILION, HAND
STAND, KITCHEN, BASKET
AND CLOAK HOOMS,
und CON8EKVATOK Y
On the Summit of the Mountain.
There Is also a refreshment loom In chnrge of a
competent caterer, where meals can be procured
at moderate rates, n photograph gallery and
numerous ether nttructlve feutures.
Ne liquors ullewed en the grounds.
Excursions from all points en the Philadelphia
A Heading und Heading A Columbia ltallreuds
will bu can led direct te the I'urk without change
of curs.
Complete Information can be obtained and en
gngemenl8 effected with parties from ull points
A Jteaanu; ana jicniung a
upon application te C, U
en the Philadelphia
ueiuiuuiu ituureuas.
llunceck, General Passenger und Ticket Agent,
Philadelphia A Heading ltullread, 227 Seuth
FeurthBtreet, l'hlladelplilu, Pu., and with parties
eiu Lebanon by applying te the undersigned,
- l.1ltli J OL.llHiAX.C.101i.,
Lebanon, l'a.
Iren
INSli
', supt. Cornwall A Mt. Hepe ltullread
IlIUVO-OIUU
iron SAhE eh ji-ext.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
An excellent Dwelling en easy terms, situ
ate Ne. 15 Sblnneu Btrcet.
lulC-tfd 1I.FUANK ESHLEMAN,
T710R RENT.
Hirfher Shen under HlltSII A HltO'S STOltE.
Centre Sijuurc, from May 1st. npl3-tld
FOR SALE. A STONE HOUSE AND
lluldlug Let. l,0uoef the puiehase money
muy remain en the premises,
upit-iiuu A
lnnulruut
e. 407 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
FOR RENT.
Three LauT Office at Ne. 45 NOHTII DUKE
STHEET j and u bumneut 55 lcctleug, supplied
with waturand heat.
iiwrHS-Ud it. FRANK ESHLEMAN.
FLNB COLORED CASHMERES,
YAH I) WIDE, 25c. A YAKD.
C0PURE DRESS GOODS,
NEW SHADES, 37Jic. A YAKD.
Satin Berber, Yard Wide, 50 Cents a Yard.
40 in. COLORED CASHMERES,
AI.L-WOOL.50c. A YAKI. i
FRENCH SATIN BERBER,
FINE QUALITY, fl.OO a Yard.
Astonishing Hargalns.
50 Dezen TUUKimi TOWELS L Cents Each,
Werth 25 Cents.
F
AMUSEMEXT.S.
ULTON OPERA HOUSE.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
MAY llth, Uth uudl.'lth.
The Dlslliig,,,i,cd and Charming Acties,
MISS HLLTIT SINTO
THE PEOPLE'S FAVOUITE,
Will npiear lerthe third time this M-nun,ln5ef
her Greatest Plays, suiipertedby a
Streng Company.
MO.N DAY Cruiid Deuble Hill Priile etthe Mur-
hrtandjan, The Uoed-for-Xothiny.
i ui.siiAi huutieen jiuieumcen. J
WEDNEDAY-tirand Deuble IIII1 Miy'Sln
xrrMlen ami lAltle Ht'ult.
POPULAH PHICK5 Ill una 20 CENTS.
HEsEHVED SEATS. . .. 10 CENTS EATHA.
3Fersalent Operu llen.-e. iny7-;td
IIULC VAVElt.
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INDOW SCREENS.
i
Wire Window 'Screens !
It may seem a little early te talk about Win
dow Scieens, but we think tbe time is here ; the
wunn weather will seen be with us, und It Is ucll
te lie prepaied. A geed plan U te have them
fitted In caily, bofero the files till up your Iieum.'.
We uie well supplied Willi frames and wires.
Tbe second-story el our building Is stocked with
fiem 5,010 te 7,000 frames of different sles, w hlch
can bu made up at shot t notice. The price will
be loner than heretofore. We make you a geed
slred scieen for 50 cents a piece, nnd Landscape
wlre from $1.35 a piece up. All widths 01 wire
sold by the feet or roll nt lowest pi Ices, We
opened te-day, another Choice Liuu of
LACE CURTAINS,
Three, three and u-half nnd four raids long.
Price 75c, $1.(0, $1.2.1, $1.50, 11.75, $2.00. $2.60. ii UI u
piece up. Poles 100,50c, 75c, $1.01, &e. We in e
in the busy season for
WALL
PAPER.
Our stock is large te select
astieng foree of
promptly
em.iind wuluve
foree of weikmen te de your weik
WludewShudes ofe ciy description.
PHAEES W. FEY,
Ne. 57 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
LANCASTEIt. PA.
LEU AT. NOTICES.
ESTATE OF JOHN HOFFMAN, LATE
of the city of Lancaster, deceased. Letters
tosUunentary en snld estate having been grant
ed te the undersigned, ull persons Indebted
thereto, ureicniicsted te mnke Immediate set
tlement, and these having claims or demands
ugalnst the same, will niesunt them without de
lay for settlement te the undersigned, residing
lu thu city of Lancaster.
A. F. DONNELLY,
Executer.
Jme. A.Cevmc, Attorney. in23-fltdM
ESTATE OF MARY GMINDER, LATE
ofthe city of Lancaster, deceased. Letteis
testamentary en said estate having been granted
te the undersigned, ull persons indebted theicte
uie requested te iiiuke
theso having
mmcdlate iiavmeiit. and
claims or demands ugalnst the
same, will piesenl them without delay for sut
uumeni ie tuer unucrsiguca, resiuing
the city of Lancaster.
Jae. A. Cevlk,
Attorney.
lu
JIAUY FOItDNEY,
Eatecutrlv.
apit;-dleawM
AS S I O N B I ESTATE OF JOHN
Strehui. lute of the city of Lnncasler, new
deceased. The undersigned auditor, te whom
the ceuit recemmlttu the last auditors lepert
en said estate, for the special purpese set forth
In tbe opinion et the llonentblo Court et Com
mon riensef Lancaster county, filed -March 21,
1SW5, will sit for that purpose en TUESDAY, the
12th day of MAY, 18s5, ut 10J o'clock a. in., lu the
Library Heom of the Court Heuse, In the City el
l.uncutcr, wheie ull persons Interested In said
distribution muy attend. WM, It. WILSON.
u20-atd.lt Auditor.
IT1STATE OF CHARLES KFFINOEH,
li late of Lnneustcrclty.doe'd. Letters of ud.
ministration en wild estate having been granted
te the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are luquesieu ie inane iiuineumie payment, uuu
theso Iiuvlug claims or demands ugaliut thu
same, will present them without delay ter set
tlement Uithe undersigned, residing in said elty
CATIlAHiNE EFFlNUEIt,
uil2-Ctdea Admliilstrutilx.
X71STATE OF'meiTEmOK 1'KUSuFn
li late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testamentary en said estatu baring liceu granted
te thu undersigned, all persons Indebted thoiete)
arc requested tomato lminedlatu payment and
theso having claims or demands ugalnst the
estatu of the decedent will inuke tbe same
known te him without delay.
F11A.NK PFEIFFEH, Executer.
I). c. KniAcr Attorney. mlMtdeaw
2,000 Yards. INDIGO BLUE
1'ic. ii Yin di- IVerth 2nc,
SAT1NKS,
1
WHITE GROUND FRENCH SATENES
15c.aYuid; Heal Value, 37HC4
EEW TOEK STORE.
J."
MARTIN & CO.
Upholstery Deparanejit.
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WE AHB SHOWINI". AN
AsSOKTME.SJ
LACE CU
l.VKCHUAND WHITE,
Hanging In price frjm CO cents te $W per pair.
Sl'EClALKAItGAIN
lu.a TAPEDEDGE LACE COHTA1N (Luu),:
At $17 Per Pair.
I ' "
r& CTUrtains
IN Njw AMI tlIOItl EFFECTS,
iiem $5."" 1'er l'alr Up.
LACE Rl'N'IfNfiS, .
LACE l'N.l.OW SHAMS,
jAd
ni
:?..
hlui:i i'Illewsii vms;
lack ni:i SET
LACE LAM DIM 'iUINS.
Vl.-sTIIJULE LVCE.
CURTAIN POLES.
Iierrr d Hmss. A Meclal
.snauu vnerry i liies, miu
In Wulnut. Ash, C"
Hurgnln In Walnut,
piete, ler ou coins.
Drapery Chains, Lamlircquin Chains, (iimiis.
CRETONNES.
A case of EngbVsh Cietunnesut20c. pcryail
Aiuencuu urcieniies at i."-c. a j in u.
An Kit feant A-sertiucnt of
Raw
lly theyuid,
Jute and Ra
S-Experlcnced l"
and Jutesl
it the Lewest l'llccs.
Silk Table Cevors.
ilieUteiers fuinUhed,
J. I Martin d Ce.,
Ck)r. West KingXaml l'rince Sts.,
LANOASTiir, FA.
OAltltlAUE.
dTANDARD CAIMUAOE
WORK.
Edward Edgerltey,
(Carriage Builder),
MAUKET STHEKT, 11EAU OF P03TOFF1
LANCA8TEU, PA.
MY LAltdK STOCK OF
J3UGG-IES & OARRIAG-ES
Comprises the Uiuststvli
gantly Finished, WHICH I OFFEIt AT
les nnd the most Kin
gunny mushed, wiuuit 1
HEATLY HEDUlKD PltlHES
Tbe HUPEUIOlt yilALlTY OF MY WOltK
Is no longer iiurstlened. MyweikUas linens
any made lu the laiger ultles, und HOLD AT
HALF THE PKILE. New Is the time te order
for spring.
EVCUVUAliE FA lit DEALING
IVerk. All Werk WAltUANTKD
UEPAnClNII PKOMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
One set of .workmen especially emplej ed for that
purpese.
49- A few SLltlCillS left at Lew Flguies. Give
me a call. nevJi-tfd.lw
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s'i'ECTAVEES.
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SPECTACLES
AND-
EY-GLASSES.
Mlcrosceis, Hltld Olusses, llaremntcrs, Tele,
scopes, Maglu I, interns. Theiuieinelei's. Draw.
Ing lustruiuents, Philosophical nnd Cuumli-ul
Apparatus. List mid Descriptions of our Ten
Catalogues sent FltEE en iippllcatleii.
QUEEN & CO.
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