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FKOM AfATAZ BQUEBXE.
w Among tlie Churches Personal veints.
feeling of the Director of the Kceley
Stere -Works The Intent Num
Around the Boreugli,
lar Correspondence of Intelihibxcer.
U7MUIA, May 12. Jehn Bewers was
ilit botween the railing of the Fourth
it bridge and a train of 11. &. C. cars yes-
ay afternoon, and Boveroly squoezod. The
lOer: .saw ins clanger, nna nuicKiy
net the train te a step, and net an in-
t tee seen, for n feet further, and Bewors
rta i ill 1 1intA hnnn'nffintinrt tn .Inn!!,
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2 ; Church New.
:f$On Thursday evening next Mr. T. Jenes,
MuJnmitnilUf will Itn tititfntl In ilin linlv
J vdffT.u.g . . nr ,rn(livk tn Mlaa T,l,i Mnlxnll.
fl lUBW Jl D Ull.11. .art ..... ..w ......v.. ... . .....
hter of Rev. J. P. Melxell, pastor of
ethel church.
Ji.i' .- DrTfce trustees or tne ai. j& cmircn, wcre
'.r "c.J taiaMWrifv(Afl unmn tlinn ntn in nwAnt Nalntnn
U j-a-Hlwpel, from Its donor, Cel. Samuel Shech,
'J at a meetlng last ovening, they ro re
,,1p J ff1 .vftrted te obey instructions, the condition of
" ww nonaueuj nui ueing iu uicir lining.
r.7V . fArannfil.
$,'f$, .' Jt. S. S. Stener has returned te Ironvllle.
fivA-'Three months age he descrtcd his wlfe.
t' tS't Yesterday Win. Meckley, erChlnucsalunga
r. Uf;rtbe, Ne. 39, 1. O. H. M., and S. 11. Cleppor,
Mjw.W"-wl wiuut "' 'l v lv "ft '
fak' "v-JranHVllie, as ruprusuiiumvcs 01 uiuir iriuu ui
T "C 4 the srrmit council of the Iled Mnn of I'cnns vl-
".&
"? ' '
Doing Geed Werk.
co the first of, the year, Shawnce fur.
. 2 and 3, liave been doing oxcel-
I every week turn out from 450 te
due Iren, and which has found a
ket Iarge shipments nre ntade
il enough orders ,'nre en hand te
'uniung an suiunier.
ding- of Kecley Director.
u meeting of the stockholders of
steve cetni)any last ovening was
B
Ue.jfrf! Jfceerey
i2w largely attonded and harmonious In the ex-
VStreme. Itwo9bellovcd,n woekago, that an
43&4 .. at l.l 1...1 1...lti. II - CM
&" W1IV1 IUU ULII UIKIIU. UUv Jl OU, IV Will 11 litll
luerser
ly rc-
ijMS.'? .eiectee : S. m. uetwiier, William I'atten,
7.?..K ninm Wll.rai Hnmnrl lilllnW Wltllem It
s'v'i -n-""""'. "",""" v 'i.'"v ;;
, firtinarnncl J. C. GravbllL
i .. A. T A HfrH. ...fin wn it.i1 . jn a
, jyl5" dividend el 4 nor cent was declared.
$ (( The report of the efllcers shewed the works
J& te be in an oxcellont and satisfactory cendl-
lf1" The beard of directors will orgunize and
I ac w elect enicers tins weeK.
M Jloreugli nrlef.
53p' T.a 1 -r.l. ..... . - n . ......
r ?.gry aiieuahi ui iuu uuciuinnre at ua u'H firms
increasing they are decrcuslng. Last even evon oven
ing up te' 7:30 o'clock but one member, a
ft$fx " sergeant, was present.
fir 'TtlO Tlvll1at Itl.1lt1r llllBlnnDa .nnnlln.. r.C
council will be held in council chamber this
evening.
Boek agents are swarming Columbia at the
present tiine.
Nature has performed n freak with six
rabbits owned by Uosey Fernwalt which,
With three ethers, were Lern eighteen clays
age. Four ha-e no cars, ene has only ene
ear, and ene only three legs. The ether
three are perfectly funned.
Themas Berry, a meulder in the Keeloy
Stevo works, had his right feet btiverely
burned yesterday by part of the contents of a
ladloef molten iron which he was curving
spilling en his beet, atid running through u
hole ofthe same.
Seven thousand shad have been se far this
season caught at the Mud Island batterics.
Anether ellbrt Is being inade te erganize
' brotherhood of railroad brakemen. May it
meet with greater success than the Orst at
tempt -
HtMt imriaraws lias Decn apnn'"uu cuter
at me Biiawnen iiirnaccs. mt.
ilily acquainfcil with the duties
un an" iu give ennre hauskie-
Slid needed navcmontsaie beliiir laid
i the boreuirh. Thov are also L'r.ided te tlie
borough Hue.
Fisherman Sheetz, who for the iast llfteen
years lias fished from the shute wall with dip
nets, ronerts this season at that, point te be
unusually dull. Slnce last Friday he has net
caught ever a scere of full.
The tank and reservoir of the water com cem
'pany have been thoroughly cleaned. But
little dirt was found In them.
A fair for the beuclit of Putnam Clrcle, Se.
113, IJ. U. II. F., of Pa, will be held In Ar Ar
eory hall, commencing with Thursday
evening and continuing ten days.
Waste water and reluse from houses In
' Bethel street have bc&n drained into the lets
efWttUamllartruaii, en Eighth street. Mr.
.Hartman has complained te council and the
matter will be attended te.
NOTES FUO.U NEAH PLACES.
Ber. Solemon Neitz, n prominent Evan
gelical minister und author, died In Reading
en Monday, of apoplectic prostration.
Measles are se prevalent In the Philadel
phia orphan asylum that the twentieth mini
versary exercise-), which were te have taken
5 lace en Monday, have been postponed.
'welve children out of twenty-six are sull'or sull'er
' Ing from the disease.
"it Werk nttlinl'rnHfnn. Viv M rvillleri- r!lrn.l-
I'WTlUe, was resumed Monday morning. The
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.$ ;W U'UilllllUJ' JSOilll UUIIUII, Ulll UllH
;;prtef themine has been closed, thus en
,. .abling the miners te work in the cast and
-'"WrAMt hMaN rriin pntni la utlll i-ltnnln.. I..
, -$ f, and it Is bolleved that the llre will seen be
AWinguisiieu.
ijf -. Sharp ess T. Sahler, a young married man
Wef twenty-reur years, committed sulclde
?4t 'Monday morning by hanging himself iu a
KfijMiwiiua iiuusu uu ins iiirni iireiiiist'S in L.XHI
vr- uwiu luniisuip, u low nines ireni ivesi
Chester.
V?s 1
r.'c A Tll!l llFTitnViuinnrMlit..
WVnJ fl.mn nt....A.. .M 11.. X- r 1
?m "w"0 vuiiiiiiciii niu uuiinuuiii .u'iv iricaus
U OBnenuuy, uy n auei uetween two creole
SJ'W'lf TOen r geed social and business stand
" i$JS Tne Quarrel arose ever n game el canls
d blows passed.
-Menuay morning at 10
rtS, o-eiec ine two
Drinclnels. Messrs. K.l.
flfpEward
Theard nnil Ben Telerlnnn. lni
the cltV With their seconds, niinrlna
. iiie Aissus end M. Brevenu for Mr.
5P Theard, nnd for Toledano, Messrs.
t'fChwies Lobretonno nnd William Jacquet.
rDeGruy's plantation, in Joll'ersen parish,
, about ft ve miles lrem the city, was selected
'. for .the encounter. Alter all the prellmina
,jTi were completed, which was about 12
o'clock, the two principals were placed In
'position, the command was given, and the
nen fought for about 10 minutes, when the
jseeende noticed that Mr. Theard was wound-
,ed in the right wrist. Mr. Tolodane then
-declared that his honor had been satislied,
,, and the encounter closed. Dr. De Mahey
j fAresaed the wounds of Mr. Theard and pre-
i- nounced them slight Beth men are said te
' ,hve Jeught bravely and skillfully.
: J Bayne uu JIugee und Quay.
:Freiri an Interview In llosteu Itcreld.
t'Magoe has a friend named MeDevItt alll-
liifcd te him by a political prohisterlo mud
pie, relationship, but later by a varlety or
siBeere intluentlal conslderatlons whom he
hgsughteut as a candidate sonie tlme age.
"Within a few weeks Colonel M. 8. Quay, a
quondam friend et Cameren and Magee,and
the wan who has furnished the brains for
both of them for years past, announced him-
'aeUM a candidate. This meant war, though
Mee and his organs are doing their level
beet te create tlin Impression that thore is
aewng tu iu ii lugee nan oue-nair me
peJrtlCU sagacity he Is credited with, he
would net make a light ; but his arrogance
rthUK much mero fonnldable than his judg-
, meat that he will make the fight.
"
A Family l'olteued by Bologna.
? The wire of Albert Chrlstman, residing In
AttMtewn, went te a butcher shop Monday
1 purcuaseu oeiogna ter the family's din.
Vine latniiy consists or Cliristman, Ids
1 and 11 ve children. All but two et the
en. partook or the bologna During
ernoeti the ilve were snized with vln.
fcfetchiug, ucceinpanicd by lutense pain.
ikuu aApicasuu 1110 opinion inai (UClr
iwaacAused by sonie irritant poison.
1 evening the suiicrnrs were in a vn
'condition.
Meeting nt Heller's church.
L'Asceosien Thursday, MayHi there will
irvleeBftt lloller's church. Upper Lea.
'township, ntMe a. m. Kev. D. W.
,&fhtiS, the paster.wiii conduct the services
aad creaeb a uormen. Tlit-re will also be an
vMili
yM
jUa
'&t
', jKeHets for members of tlie consistory.
S"'1 Mnu'" "ll,tiiig or Lancaster claasia
r'lKJBl heheld in Heller's church uemmuiiclng
,lhf aiw "l8t audcontiuutugsevoraldayii.
' JOMCOXATJUX BAY.
YfhM.iyt Dese at the Mentlnj; or the Com
mittee of Arrangement.
The committeo of Qoergo II. Themas and
Admiral Reynolds pests of the Q. A. K.
met last ovening at Aldormen Ban's eflicc.
Dr. J. A. li Reed, proslded.
Rehrer Bres, were uwarded the contract
for furnishing bouquets for the so!dlert;j
graves. They will be us ed this yci.r instead
ii r rrnsses.
Thn Xnvlnr llni wns ndented te mark
graves and I). S. Bursk was given the con.
tract te furnish the Hags. Thocemmlttco tlo tle
cldcd en changing the hour of parade from 0
o'clock In the morning until 2 o'clock in the
alternoen. Thocbangewosmado necessary
en account of Doceratlon Day this year com
ing en Saturday.
The Reynelds rifles nnd eoveral secret or-
f;anlzatleus have notined the commlttce that
hey will partlcipate iuthe parade
An oxcellont programme has been pro pre
pared for the evening of Decoration Day. It
will consist of sevcral musical selections un
der the leadership of Prof. Win. B. Hall,
readings by Miss Amanda Landes, and the
oration by II. E. Turner.
Theso intending te partlcipate In the sing
ing will meet for rehearsal en Friday ovening
at the orphans' court room, and every Friday
evening until Doceratlon Day.
The commlttce adjojurned te meet en next
Monday ovening.
iii:ni:.tvr.i ji nun caiis.
Oliarle llcltlncer Sleets 11 Terrible I'ule In
Marlcttu, Monday Afternoon.
MAniETTA, May 12. At 4 o'clock, Monday
afternoon, as Columbia local engine CCO, was
drawing sonic cars out ofthe Marietta station
siding, Charles Rolsluger jumped upon an
empty coal car. While still standing upon
the step he was struck upon the shoulder by
the stock tramway and thrown under the
cars. The train passed directly ever hlshcad,
completely Boverlng It from his body and
throwing his skull ever Inte the stock yards.
The doceased was eighteen yoarsef age and
was the son of Isaae Rolslnger, Jr., proprietor
of the Steamboat house, Marietta.
Corener lleuainan held an Inquest, the
verdlct el which was accidental death"
In accordance with the facts abeve given.
Maner Thrown Up the Spenge.
Mr. JelinS. Mann, the great Maner town
ship farmer, visited the farms or Mr. B. J.
McGrann, near this city, en Monday, and
among the many objects of interest which he
saw thore, Mr. McGrann's stable of fat steers
most delighted him. Fer Mr. Mann Is n
Judgoef fatcattle. Net only Is he a most ox ex
tensive stock-feeder himself, but he has made
It a point of late years te visit many of the
best farms In the county. He says unhesi
tatingly that he has never seen cattie he fat In
ene feeding as the cloven head which Mr.
McGrann bought from Geerge Styer last rail
and has fattened during the season. They
weighed about 1,150 when put Inte the stable,
and it Is estimated that seme of them new
will draw nearly a ten. Ed. Yelin has bought
thorn, but they will remain In the stalls a
llttle longer.
A I'lillnmii l'roiienltlon Itrjected.
Geerge M. Pullman haselTcred te purchase
the entlre capital stock of the Central Trans
portation company Ter ?30 n share, which,
though considered n hotter projiesltlon than
his eiler te exchnnge ene share of Pullman
for four sharei of Central, was net accepted.
The directors of the Central company will
meet at an early day te agree upon a nropesi
tien te submit te Mr. Pullman. The directors
claim that their stock Is worth a geed deal
mero than 10 n share, and It is said that
Pullman has recently been buying the stock
in small lets nt the stock exchange l about
that figure. He is believed te iue acquired
about ene thousand slinrn" .'.1 that way, but It
is said that he has-cTi unable te get any big
blocks at tlin. pi lec
m
Election or Ollkcrs.
The annual meeting of the corperators of
the Heme for Friendless Children for the
city nnd county or Lancaster was held at the
olllce ofthe secretary this afternoon, and the
following were elected :
Trustees: Gee. M. Kllne, Jehn 11. Kovin Kevin
ski, Hugh R. Fulton, Alexander H. Peacock.
Managers : Mrs. S. A. Cox, Mrs. A. II.
reaceck, MrH. H. A. Glbbs, Mrs. K. Fahuo Fahue Fahuo
steck, Miss II. Heitshu, Mrs. II. E. Shirk.
film Eleprd With n Hey ir filxtccn.
Miss DaUy Blassigame, a black-eyed
beauty el Morgan county, G.t, while visiting
friends In Mallery became the object of 1'aul
Richardson's aflectiens. Paul was only six
teen, yet he pressed his suit with such vigor
that the ceuple olepod nnd were married
belore pursuers could evertake them.
L'K llreheu.
A few days ege Housten Land Is, residing
en Ea'it Lemen street and employed at the
notion stere of Rebert Housten, lei 1 from a
box and injured his leg. He was taken te
his home and the limb began te swell ; yes
terday Dr. Ilyus was sent for and he found
that It had been broken Just abeve the nnkle.
l'rlener Photographed.
IL II. Belz, photographer, this afternoon
took the photographs el eighteen prisoners at
the Lancaster county Jail. In that number
nre all the prisoners who were convicted at
the last sessions nnd sentenced te undergo
nn imprisonment of a vear or mero.
Kales of Stnikn.
Jacob B. Leng, broker, sold yesterday at
prlvate aale, 10 shares Northern bank stock
atfllG,and7 shares Millorsvllle street car
stock at ?CU
hlle the ilelds we're reaming ever,
Breathing new-mown hay and clever,
Weil think or her, as 1m our went,
w hose teeth und luentli nic, every duy.
White us white clever sweet us hay.
And all from using hOZODONT.
myl'MwdeedAw
jtCA-rirs.
EICI1LER.-I11 this city, en the 11th Inst, Stury
Annhlchlerwltoerthu Jiite fclmeu Klchler, in
the C5th year or her ugc.
The relatives and fi lends of the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the residencoef hergen-lii-law.il. C. Martin. vn.
42 East Vine street, en Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock. Interment at Lancaster cemetery. 2t
IIaIkes. At Mlllorsville, en May 10th, Dr
Jacob II. llulnes, lu tlie u;th year or his age.
Funeral from his residence, en Wedncsduy
afternoon at 1 o'clock p. 111., and at 2 o'clock at
the Mcnnonlte meeting house, near Millers-
v'"e. iull-2td
KniBXAtr. May a, IMS n Dnyten, Ohie. Miss
Elizabeth Eiisumn, Mater of the late Daniel
fcrljtnau. In the 70th year of her age.
The relatives nnd friends Ure respectfully In
vited te attend the funeral, n 0111 the resldcuce
or Mrs. Daniel Kilsnmn, Ne. 233 West Chestnut
street, en Wednesday afternoon nt 3 o'clock.
mll-2td
SiiEUTZ. In this city. May 11, lSil, Mrs. Eliza
both fahertz, lellcteflhn Inte Christian Sbertz,
In the U3d year or her age.
The relatives and rrlnnds or the family nre 10.
spectfully Invited te attend the luncral from
her late roaidence, Ne. 201 East Lemen street, en
Thursday afternoon at! o'clock. Interment a
Lancaster cemetery.
MAJtKJETH.
l'hluulelphla Produce Market,
l'litLADKLviiiA, May 11 Fleur was steady hut
quiet : small sales, Including l'cnn'u Itamlly, at
ft 23 ; western de., at 1.S0S 23 : Minnesota
bakers at ft jUQS.60j Patents at J.50&0.2J.
llye flour at tl nor barrel.
lirun dull ut l ,3017 00 per ten for Winter.
lour quiet. (Jmln higher.
i.;.iV!Ut.w.,u,tre,18 8 H 0I bid for May; June,
$1 Wi ; July, tl eaji'August. tl
Cern was steady t 51?ie,.bld, May ; 5?fe June :
Be, July : 6. Augutt.
UaU quiet 1 4Jc. Mayj 4.ic June: 43c,
July : 37e August. '
New Y'erk Produce Market.
New Yeke, May 12 -Fleur dull nnd prices
Strang; line. 0G3 75; buperflneSUite. ta COfl
39We
ltye nominal.
llarley nominal.
Perk dull ; Mess, tl!0U 25.
Lard 1712. June 1 t7 21, July.
Molasses quiet 1 Perte Itlce, 2527e.
'Dentine uuu ut v:xe for sm
Resfn nulet 1 strained te geed.
biimnulett Refined In aupa. !i,ftiu'e
Itutter steady; Western Imitation Creamery
Checsu dull t Ohie Plat nrlnin. Q,Sflix.fn
EggsdulliSuite, HJieilKe; Wes'leni, isvoile,
Rlee nominal.
8ugurtlnm refined Cutleaf, 7e; Granuluved.
Jfe Coiirccttencrs,-0 1-lBflCc.
Tallew steady ; l'rline City, 5Jfc.
rrelghtsnutet gulu te Liverpool, Jk.
Coffee dull ; hiir cargoes, Hjo.
Hay dull j Ne. 1 Timethy, l us.
Ctilcagu rjredueii Market.
Luicaoe, May K-hiO a. m. -Market
icuuy uuu entire! Ejkstii"
nearly an uiusaiuil
a irnrvi rnnnnieik i,1 vi
jM-&, "A.'.",",er' Ju,ie' l ''
m "' hvww iv viiwivu uiiii itHkinrn i.iumi 11
Cora-Ne. i Mixed, June', OJVe; de Julj-, 53;ie.
Oats Ne. 2 Mixed. Muv. ftiU'e, ,in jn'J.
. m- -- -..-,
IXi
Streng feellng en account t decrease in risible
supply keeps the bears from selling and makes
the bulls mere hopefnt.
Wheat June. 9fe July, OBJ
Cern .lune, into t July, 4e Aug., 4se.
Ui D1U I IU1V. HTMIl I 'J II IT.. 1H'(.I1.
tmts June, 34x0 July, Wlie 1 Aug., SOWc.
l'erk-.Iune,lf nwt Jnly.Vl 35 1 Auir., Ml .
I,nrd-Junc,tW87t July, K195i Aug., 17 en.
Jtlbs-June,$3 77Kl July.tseiKt Aug., DO.
cLesina.
1 p. m. The markets clesn steady, wlthllttle
cliaiiRO from the opening. Thorange of llnctn
atlnns was narrewer and the market tame.
Wheat June, OHie 1 July, 020 Aug., 9tVc.
Cern .Tune. 470 1 Julv. 48'e 1 Auir.. 4SUc.
Onu June, .llKet .fnlyHO) Aug., seuc.
Perk June, I1112W t July,
uiy. u w; Aug., 11 sift.
i.nrn e nnn, w te j
uuiy, -u rifi 1 Aug.,
i:."n-
Hlun-June. U C7Us
iun
July, 3 J3: Aug.,J8Ji
05 83.
lhlUdelphl Ure Stock Market.
1'iiitADxtriiiA, Hay 12. The rccetpts nt the
dllTerent stock ynrds wero t
Fer the week Hoeves, 2,500 1 previous week,
Z.IUV ueiiu ; sueuji, iu,mAi jieuu firuTiuus wevn.
H.fioe head ; hogs, 4,809 head ; previous week, 6,000
head,
lieef cattie were fairly active nt a decline, of
We quote as fellows 1
Extra, (Q)fe t geed, b'iQOc medium, OJiO
(ie 1 common, 4Kfl.V!.
Milch cows wcre demeralised at fSOQGO.
Fat cows wcre dull atZQtc.
Mtleh calves wcre actlve and higher nt ttQGc,
Hhccp wcre In peer request at a dccllne et 'A
We quete as fellows 1
Weel sheep, 3Kyie 1 sheared sheep, ,2Jc ;
spring lambs, rifioge te tp head. y
. Hogs wero fair nnd He lower.
We auote ns fellows :
Western, CJfQCXc ; country, decjje ( stlllcrs,
6JiQCc.
CITT DBKSSID BIEVXS.
City Dressed Ueevcs were In geed demand :
Abattoir selling 500 head at 7CiVe.
City Dressed Sheen wcre netlTe; Abattoir
soiling 403 head at UlOc.
WKSTEIUf DnESgID DKIVXS.
Western dressed beeves were wanted, Themas
Ilrndley selling 373 head at 7KQ9c.
W"egtcrn dressed sheeii wcre readily taken as
fast as they arrived ; Themas Uradley sold C50
head at 7K08KC
Live Stock Markets.
CitlCAOO. Cattie Hecelnts, 9,000 head 1 ship,
liicnts, 3,000 head; trading slew ; loe lower;
shipping steers, 1,000 te i,2uu pounds, tl 70
fl5 -a (l.IHOte 1,3V) &s, $V 30j.5 60 ; 1.&M te 1,1151
B.s, 3 40(13 80; Texas gmsscrs, 640 Us, fl 23;
Cows common, 1 U.(13 23 ; geed, $3 60QI 60 ;
steckcrs and fceclers, IJ 75fi30.
Hogs ltccclpts, IH.oeo head; shipments, 5,000;
trading hrltk and values firm; rough nnd
mixed, l le24 35; packing and shipping,
H 35GI 53 ; light, tl 251 53 ; skips, t3 80
4 20.
Sheen ltccclpts, 7,000 head; shipments, 2,000;
marketactlve ; values weak nnd a shade lower j
shorn, tJ5CO3U0; woelcd, t3 75QI87J4 ; Tcxans,
t225Q350.
East Lidkhtv. Cattie market slew and un
changed : receipts, 'AX5 head ; shlpuients, "ii
head ; shipments te New Yerk en Saturday
and Sunday, 57 carloads
Hogs actlve and Ann ; Philadelphia, tl 70f
4 75; Yorkers, tl 50J 70; receipts, fl.BOO head;
shipments, 1,200 head ; shipments toJNew Yerk
en nnturday nnd Sundny, 37 carloads.
bheei were weak at a decline or from 25e te
60e., owing totheheavy receipts which depressed
tbe market; receipts, lo.ceo head; shipments,
KM head.
Stock Blarkets.
Quotations by Heed, McOrann A Ce., Hankers,
Lancaster, l'a
II a.m. 12m. 3p.m.
Missouri Pacific
Michigan Central 4sU 4SU 49
New erk Central.,. stlf, 8i Kf-i
iMr jcrecy tciurai nil tail 7i
Ohie Central . ..' C.
Del Lack. A Western lOJJf 103?f 103
weaver A itiounuiae n
Erie ion leu low
Kausus A Texas 17 17?I 17,'i
Ijike Shere Ml? fill? 5i?
Chicago A -V. W common. 01 SMli 93'i
N. N. Out. A Western " 7J
St. Paul A Omaha 21
I'ucine Mall 5IK 51 il'i
itecliestcr A Pittsburg 2Ji
SU I'uul CO;' ew csJJ
TuxasPaclflc .... 1012
Union Pacific ..) Mft; 54a
Wulmsh Common 2 2 2J
wninish Preferred r-
JVesU'ni Union Telegraph.. 6KJJ tali tM
Irfmlsvllle ,t Nashvifie 3ek Vfil
N. Y., Chi. A St J ..?. li2
Lehigh Valley ltv
iAihlgh Navigation 4.'iJ
l'ennsylvaiila Mi
Heading 71?
1. T.Alluirule 14
Northern Pacific Common 17 17 17
Northern Pacific Prer SJlA 3D 38'i
Hcstonvllle .7 .... 4
1'hlliulclphlaA Erie la
Northern Central
Underground ,,,, .,
Canada Southern , .... i
Oil......... -lt.y 7MW 7b,i
People's Passenger .,,, . ."
Jersey Central
New Yerk Stock Market.
New Yerk, Mny 12. Wall street, 1:30 p. m.
SleneyntlJi percent. Exchange steady. Oevcni
ments quleu Currency G's. tlW bid ; 4' Coup..
tlilJi bid ; 4Jf s de, tllSJS bid,
The stock market this morning opened
feveilsh and prices wcreJfGXc Iower than the
closing or yesterday, hut after the first row
transactions prices became steady and se con
tinued up te the first call. Frem 10.30 up te
neon, however, thcre was heavy pressure te sell
leaders and by midday the whole list had de
clined HQrl per cent. Frem this extreme dccllne
thcre wus n slight recovery- after midday, but at
the tlme or writing the market Is feverish and
Irregular.
... . ., , 1p.m. 3iu
Western Union v an' 5sji
-Adams Express ', j3
American Express,, 03
U.N Express si
Wells, Farge 4 Ce iny
c.c. i.fte :: ....
C. C. C. I .
NowierkCcntr.il et Kfrl
New Jersey font nil 8SX S5'J
Illinois Central Exprcsi 123 vi'
ohie ccutmi ;..r ;.;;.;; .. 11
Michigan Central ii 43
Northern Pacitle f 17
" Preferred ffj asji
Centnil Pacific '
Union Pacific se uf.
Missouri Pacific 931 KA4
Texas I'aclfle n
New Y'erk Elevated no
Metropolitan , vjik
Manhattan
Alt. A Terra Haute icu
' Preferred .... ....
Canada Southern -a
Canada Pacific 37
ChicugeA Alten 137L;
Ches.AOhle .." ,.
It.Allud... tlc mr
I'Ul., L.UC. A tt esi .,,
Denver
Erie
..... .. :..;! . --' ."
10
ies
" Preferred
Hannibal St. Je
" Preferred
Kansas A Texas... is yy.
Ijike Shere fiiw; 5l?
L. E.AW !...."".. ". 0
1,'Vb'lleA Nashville ZMi UtAi
Merris A Essex , ,. tii
Northwest 91U us?
,, " . Frcferred 127 1271?
Ontario .t Western 7U
Ohie Mississippi iY
" I'refen-cd
I'aclfle Mall 64 64l
Qulcksllver 4
" l'roterred m
itcaaing
Iteck Island 11-iU
San Francisce ,, m'
x reierreu. ......
Omaha..
St. Paul.
K
Preferred.
referred mm5
Nash&Cliat
M L..S. A W
Wabash
" l'rererred....
C, II. A Q 123
Kechester A Pittsburg
I'd. A Evans
Manitoba 84
Oregon A Nav 73
Oregon Transco , 13
KiH
JVJJir ADYJUtTISESlENTS.
WANTED.
TT A cook. Apply at the FOUNTAIN INN.
Seuth Queen street. it
rrUIE BEST 5e
HAVANA CIGAH IN
X the City, at
HAUTMAN'S
YELLOW
STOKE,
FUONT CIGAK
MJENNERCUOR RINIC
Commencing this week, thn Hlnk will be
open en WEDNESDAY andBATUKDAYEVEN
lNUSONLY. Musle en the abeve evenings.
Admission, 10c. mll-2td
PROPOSALS I'OR THE ERECTION OP
a Weeden llrldge evor Ills Chlckles creek,
near Moeiu's mill, will he received at the olllce
or the County Commissioners, Lancaster. Pa.,
until 12 o'clock noen.TIIUltSDAY. MAY. 28,18t5
... . I'YOUDEUOFTHEllOAltD.
Attest : FaAMC Gbiest, Cleric,
a'JS-TuThAStd
ASSIGNED ESTATE OV SUSAN COON
LEY' (new Snanger). The uuderslgned
auditor, appointed te dlstribute the balance re
maining lu the hands of Dana Urahani, assignee
or busuu Coenlcy (new Swungcr), te and among
theso legally entitled te the same, will alt for
that purpose ou Saturday, May 10th, 1SS5, at 10
o'clock a. in.. In the Llbr-j-y Roem of the Court
Heuse, In the City of Lancaster, where all per
sons Interested lu said distribution inay attend.
ap21-4tdTu W. A. WILSON, Auditor.
TOROPOSALS I'OR BROKEN STONE.
JL Sealed proposal will be received Jby the
ireet i.oiiiiimire uiniiiiiuniiAi .vr.A
MAY25. ibh3. at 7 o'clock. as fellows!
UNO,
llrekcu stone, per ten.dcllvered wbetfe needed
te nil parts or the city.
llreken stone, per ten, w here broken
All stone te be geed hard limestone, suitable
for macadamizing, nnd nil bidders te state the
amount ofsteno they can furnish.
Proposals te he addressed te Street Committee
nnd deposited In Street Commlttce iSex, at
hmelti's grocer)! comer et North Queen and
Lemen streets. The committee re. erven the
rignt te reject any or an urns received,
der of Street Couimlttee.
Vy or-
EDWIN S.SMELTZ.
416,20,-Bd Clerk.
?
J.
.!
'4.
if-t ii-.MflVi -
ujjLjmeuAcrjBiJijjis' xujswuay, MAT 12, 1886.
KKW ADrXXTIMXMXXTg,
lirANTED.BYA YOUNOMAN WHO
TV can sneak and write- helh Kngllth end
German, a situation as Bookkeeper, cither by
single or double entry. lKHit of references. Ad
drca, 1'. e. Bex 4il, Lancaster, Ta. myll-2td
GIVEN AWAY.
, . One ISc. bettle of Ferest Flower Cologne,
with I ft or Tea or a fts eflSe. CofTee, at
CI.AltKK'BTKA AND COFKKK8TOUK,
. NO. 38 WKST KtNU STUKKT.
-Limip Starch, Be. ft. Telopheno connection,
DR. FOREMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND BUItOKON,
Kemeved from Ne. 211 West King street te Ne.
17 North l'rlnce. tltte rcaldence or A. E.
Koecru.) m28)md
TnE MERITS OV MILLER'S BORAX
SOAP may be gauged by Its fast Increasing
sales.
THEY ARE CLEANLY AND ELE
trant. There Is tin nfher filternnl rntnedv
that does se much geed ns Bensen's Cnpclne
Plasters. 83 cents.
HE LARGEST, BEST AND MOST
complete assortment of Flaying Cards In
the city from S cents per pack up nt
HAUTMAN'S YELLOW FUONT GUI All
STOHK.
A TTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS !
SPECIAL ORDER. NO. 2.
The members of Lancaster Cemtnnndery, Ne.
13, Knl
for dril
YiuKuui jmnpiar, win meet nt inn Asyn
drill, en TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 12,
um
nt
7:30 o'clock. II f order nf
CHARLES A. FON DERSM1TH,
Eminent Commander,
AHnal I ttr-n. O l.w.
Recorder. inll-2tdR
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE ltE
celvcd at the Mayer's OtUce until. THURS
DAY, MAY 14, nt 7 o'clock, p. 111., for the paint
ing of the City Hall en the outslde ; also for the
painting or the stairway and hall between the
council cnamucis. pain proposals te 00 au
dressed te the Property Committee, Mayer's
office, and te be addressed " Proposals for
Painting." Committee rcscrve the right te re
ject any or all bids, lit order of property com cem com
mltteo. DAVID E. LONG, Chairman.
Attest ; J a con M. ciiillas, Clerk. m'j-n
TJIINE TAILORING.
The finest selection of Woelcnsln Worsteds.
Caislmcres, Cheviots, Meltons, Tricots and Eng
lish PIbIUs, ever before exhibited In this city
can new be seen nt my Tailoring Apartments,
Ne. 17 Werth CJueen street, onpesltn the Orape
Hetel. Employing only the best Tailors, every
garment Is made strictly first-class. A comrort cemrort comrert
ablo and pcrrcct fit always guaranteed. Prices
moderate. ItOSENSTEIN,
The Merchant Tailor,
mZI-Cmdlt 37 North Queen street.
T
RUE COLUMBIA SHAD.
ON AND AFTER TODAT,
FRESH SHAD!
FROM THE
BATTERY AT COLUMBIA,
Will be received dsrlly, at 8 a. in., nnd 7 p. in., by
F. (DETTFETT,
NORTHERN MARKET.
Telephone connection. ltd
AK HALT
:
OtnY'OUJIO MES'sDErADTMEXT
Is fully furnished te meet the necessities
or Hi ease for nil occasions.
TlinEETuuCRASUSCITS TO
SeI-ect Frem.
4n AU-ifeel JUari Cheviot Suit or J7.S0.
A larue number 0 ttylei in Si(llt titflOJQ.
Thete nt f 11.00 and fll.CO Include neat
elTccts In small plaids and checks.
Vrett Nulf.telld colon, at flSMtefWOO.
An attractive and popular
l'rlnee Albert Freck Suit ut f!0.W.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Oak Ham.,
S. E, CeusEitSlXTU amu Maiiket Sts
I'llILAUELrillA.
A NATOMICAL EXHIBITION.
Dr. Heidcmann's
Famous Anatomical Collection,
Lately trem Europe, Is coming te Lnncastcrand
will open at
14 EAST KING ST.,
SATURDAY, MAY 16.
The following is the endorsement or promi
nent physicians and citizens or Utlca, N. Y.;
(Uticn Morning llcrnltt, Jan. 10th, 18SI.
We, the undersigned physicians and ethers, or
thn city or Utlca, having ucccpted the very cor
dial Invitation or Messrs. Heuscn A Gottlieb te
vlsltthe Museum or Anatomy, new en exhibi
tion In this city, and having thoroughly In
spected tbe same mid found tne specimens or
Intrinsic merit worthy or the general public, we
de heartily recommend It te the patronage of
the citizens el Utlca: Juuics G. Hunt, William
Russell, E. Fuller, Charles P. Russell, Matthias
Cook, Charles II. Left, Edward J. Stephens,!..
W.Regers. mylJlwd
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OV THE
tluarryvllle National Hank, at Quarryvllle,
In the State or Pennsylvania, at the close or bus
iness MAY. 6, 18G3;
ItESOl'RCES.
Leans and discounts 87.197 (a
U.S. llends te secure circulation 30,000 ou
Due froinapnreved rcscrve agents 'H,tM 50
Due from ether National Hunks 188 01
Real estate, furniture, and fixtures .... c,sja 03
Checks nnd and ether, cash Items 273 oe
llllls or ether banks lje oe
Fractional paperciirrency, nickels and
pennies 1255
Specie..... 1,533 M
Legal tender notes s,esj 00
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer
(5 per cent, of circulation) 1,330 00
Total
,1M.52I 03
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In $ 00,000 00
Surplus fund c.oeo 00
Undivided profits 1,441 41
National Hank Notes outstanding 27,000 ()
Individual deposits subject te check. . . S7,oie tu
Cashier's cheeks outstanding,... an vn
Due te ether National Hanks 2,835 67
Total $153,524 09
State 0 Penntvlrania, County of iMncaitcr, it.:
I, A. S. Haiikkess, cashier or the ubove-named
bank, de solemnly swear that the uhove state
ment U true, te the best of my knowledge und
bcllcr. A. b. IIAKKNEsS,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn te befere me this litis
uuyui Aiuy, jgtd.
L. M. PETERS, Notary Public.
Counter Attest :
GEO. W. HENSEL,
FRANK W. HELM,
C. M. HESS,
mlMtd Directors.
THE
Increase in Our Business
Slnce our opening has been beyond oureipccta eureipccta oureipccta
tleii8, which proves that the people appreciate
the advantages which we offer them, bethin our
LOW PRICES FOR BESTGOODS
AND FAIR TREATMENT.
We offer this weak
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN OUR
Beys' and Children's Departments.
New Lines of UROWN and
SCREW BUITS-Slzes, 4 te 11
Suits. 10 te 17 In Bevs' sizes.
11LUE CORK
In Short-Pant
Special drive In HOYS' ULUE FLANNEL
SUITS. 10 te 17, fast colors, at 00.
Full line or cheaper grades of Heys' and Chil
dren's Clothing.
Specialty of CHILDREN'S SINGLE PANTS,
It certainly does net pay you te make Chil.
dren's Garments, ns we sell te you at less than
you can buy the material for. Call and see,
IMMENSE LINE OF
GENT'S FUKNISHING GOODS.
CONSULT OUR SHOW WINDOWS.
Eleven of them full of Hrlght, New Goods. It
Is te your advantage te take u leek through our
stock, as we claim te tukn the lend In that rtiv.
part me nt In variety, style and low prices.
OUJt MOTTO:
" Meney refunded If goods are net satisfactory
when taken home," holds geed all the time.
HIRSH & BROTHER'S
ONE-PRICE
Clothing and Oent'i Fnrziuhiag Hcuia,
CORNER OF CENTRE SQUARE AND NORTH
QUEEN STREET,
'. j . . ,A 1'" -V. i, I
- :"i: - .: - ik v '
itEvr AnrXHTiaxxKHia.
TnOR USE UPOtt vr.AwicvT.il t .iv
sKa et?i0iUeM"'LEU'8 PURE BOKAaI
SOAP. Leaves them and the hands nrt. I
PINE I.ACES, LACE CURTAINS AND1
?TS!Sc.ht.Yer.k..cSP,!? Lc.I.eKIny washed and
u,u.,uu uy iuair.u B 1IUHAX IHJAV,
TT5v.EnYi A,N'..Y,'0IAN AND child
t,Ill'.'lJ!!l,.JI.,l,0,,,," obtained by
using MILLER'S PUKE UOKAX SOAP.
1?0S peRirrv; excellence, full
S AlSV-WifRS H' MI'KR'S 'BOBAX
SOAP cannot be excelled.
inar7-6md
TTIOHLY BECOMMENDED FOR THE
AxTdAF?"0' '"a La"n-ry' a"-K'-,8
THE FAVOR
gained after
BORAX SOAP.
OF
ence
EVERYONE IS
trying MILLER'S
THE MOST DESIRABLE ARTICLE
.. . !.0T wabln( nen Is MILLER'S DORAX
SOA1 .
A N AllTICLK VOTl AT.T. UTTitPnut'u
XV guaranteed absolutely pure, Is MILLER'S1 !'
iiuitA.VBUAr. 1
PJONCLUBIVELY PROVED TO BE THE
irsuTvsolp,.crien wb0 "w"11-
N(
OTICK.
rerannn -wtflhlnir HAMMONIlhL'OHTSKC.
CHAMPAGNE, with Ledgo 43, Ccnti iinlnt Label
en, can be
ltt-nltn1 411
iiieu ii.in ueiue, ni
... ROHRER'S LIQUOR STORE.
aprZMydR
Ne. 22 Centre Square.
HAl'PY THOUGHT AND ItEBECOA
Tobaccos only 80 per plug, at
HAUTMAN'S YELLOWFllbNT CIGAR
STORK.
TJ-IRST-CLASS BOARDING.
JJ Together with the cholce or rooms en Iho
nrster second fleer. Surpassed by none In the
city. Call en or ad dress,
. . . NO. 4M NORTH QUEEN ST.
Table boarders accommodated. a0-trd
F
IOR JURY COMMISSIONER.
JEROME II. 6IIULTZ.
orEllzabclhtewn borough.
Subject te the decision or the Dimocretlo
county convention. d ft w trd
ENNA. CIGARS FROM fl.00 PER
Hundred up, at
UARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
EISHERMEN'8 SUPPLIES.
A Inrge line or Trout nnd Hiss
Halt Reds, Ilrass nnd Nickel Reels.
Flv nnd
Reels, silk niul
I.lnen Lines, Red Mountings and miscellaneous
jiickie, ni liuiil,-.l M 11UUI1 STORE,
Ne. 21 West King Street
piJN
RYN PARK.
Penryn Park,
-ON Till
Cornwall & Mount Hepe R. R,
Excursion Commlttce or Churches, Sunday
Schools and ethor select organizations, lu nuiia
Ing their summer arrangements, should net treg
lect te reserve ndaymr Penryn Park.
This delightful resort Is situated In thy midst
or the
SOUTH MOUNTAINS
And Its grounds covering hundreds or acres are
i-asy of access from all parts or central Penn
sylvania. Ferthe Tree usoer-excurgiontst thcre
are extensive
CROQUET AND LAWS TENNIS GROUNDS,
LARGE DANCING PAVILION, HAND
8TAN1 Kl'iCIISN, '3ASKET
AND CLOAK ROOMS,
nnd CONSERVATORY
On the Summit of the Mountain.
There Is also a rerreshment room In charge of a
competent caterer, wheru meals can be procured
ut moderate rates, a photograph gallery and
numerous ether attractive reunites.
Ne liquors allowed en the grounds.
Excursions from nil points en the Philadelphia
A Reading nnd Reading .t Columbia Railroads
will he carried direct te the Park without change
of cars.
Complete Information can he obtained and en
gagements eirertcd with parties from all points
en the Philadelphia A Reading and Reading A
Columbia Railroads, upon application te C. G.
Hancock, General Passeiigcruud Ticket Agent,
Philadelphia A Reading Railroad, 2-.7 Seuth
Fourth street. Philadelphia, Pn.. and with parties
from Lebanon by applying te the undersigned,
CARL VON SCHMALENSKE,
Bupt. Cornwall A Sit. Hepo Railroad,
mav8-3md Lebanon. Pa.
W11
.LIAMSON FOSTER.
BOYS
DRESS
SUITS
In the New Styles Sack Ceat, made 'single
breasted, high button. The sweep or the rrent
is entirely new and qulte different te anything
yet Introduced. Our extensive nssertment or
Heys' Dress Suits consists or Uroadbreok Cassi
mere, Dahlia nnd Ilrewn Corkscrew Worsted,
bronze Plaid and Light Check Casslmere, Puie
Indigo lilue Suits In Middlesex and Essex Flan
nels, all at the Latest Fashions nnd nt Lew est
Prices.
IWREOLK JACKETS
IN A
LARGE VARIETY OF LIGHT AND
DARK SHADE MATERIAL.
Spring Overcoats, $6 te $20.
GENT'S PERCALE SHIRTS.
The Cellars with cueh bhlrt, fiec. A better
quality with n pair of Cuffs and two Cellars,
11.00. While Flannel Bicycle Shirts tl.00 each.
Special Rates te Clubs.
Hlue Flannel ShliU, Corded and Pleated
Fronts.
The New Norfolk Shirt in White and Fancy
Celers. J
Imported Hose, plain colors, silk clocked,
original, prlce SOc. We have marked them 25c.
bummer Merine Undershirts. !e, 35c and Mc.
Newnndhandsome patterns In silk Handker
chiefs, 35c, We, 75e nnd f l.oe caeh.
GLOVES. GLOVES.
FIue Dress Kid in all the popular colors.
Skin for Driving and bilk and Llsle Thread.
Deg
STRAW HATS.
Children's Straw Hats In While link MIxed,
with Fancy Hands, 50c, 75e and tl.ue.
Heys' Mixed Straw Hats, with Dark Figured
Hands, 33e
White and Urenze Dress Stmw Hate, 25e.
Light Colored Stlir-Drcss Hats, l.C0, 1,75, i00,
H 50 and $100.
UMBRELLAS
In Silk Lcvcntlnc, Alpaca, Gleria Cleth and
Gingham, Mointe Cleth, Lap Dusters plain and
fancy.
Lawn Tennls Shoes,
Base Ball Shoes,
Bloyelo Riders' Shoes,
or a Flne Quality Canvas, In Hlack, Hlue, Ilrewn,
White and Drab, with Maroen Colored and Light
nnd Durk Tan Colored Toe nnd Heel Caps or
1'ebbloGeat, A full range of sizes lu all colors.
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
32, 34, 38 & 38 West King St.,
LANOASTKli, 1.
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B
OOKH! BOOKS 1 1
HAOSOME
GOOD TO READ AND CHEAP TO BUY,
BOOKS!
ieh We Invite thoGltlzents of Lancaster te Inspoet nt Our Establishment
XU-fflUKMU w .
WHERE THEY COME FROM.
L'?2rimlni(2I2r.l.lV.,,,l.l,i?ni,a.I!a vu'umci;
.m ene et tne Lnrircst l'niiiiahintf iint.na in
itnr nHitna nn ,l.i 1.7... .".... w
V& SXlt i?2,S?.i .i.?.J"Jrlu,'.toJ,?.BUP0.te maTk them
prl
.. ..... ...,.. ,w v..,, ,v .uiui iiui oe our lauu
WHAT THEY ARE.
tnsi",5c";cll,!',,1 ;m'cc the Whele Itange or Lltcralure. embracing books adapted te cverr
'' :i? w.fJtSS!M,C0 'oek8 for ,h0 ""'iseheld. History, Hlegmphy, Travels, F letloie Fwtry.
re8cil,I,,,,3 )V ?E "ume.rYB.tc" ctc- All the Standard Authers or America nnd England nreren!
'"i i"""" "lining iu suinn i,iurary
WHAT WE ASK EOR THEM.
Here I
actually it1 Jl'n",n'"J.ler l'Mces. Read It through,
than pulill,RyciI?0 'J00,"" away, we couldn't nsk much less rer them. The figures nre In all eases less
efblndlngj4'101 "Vholcsale prices, and In very many Instances represent lcs than the mere cost
10-?h?s?i0Pie8 PePar Standard Editions, 12 mes, Bound in Oleth.
LAR PR JgKIIOieURinCK,'027lCENTm ACOl'?"""' T''0f'' l"m" 'm"J' U"'W ,tE0U
1Tw?ir) topics Best Levell's 12 mes., Bound in Extra Cleth, Gilt Backs.
enils Lir.t1ec1?Pr'es New Jlngilalene, Paul Cllirenl. Ne New Thing, Phantom Fortune. In Peril
e nnn ri y elhcn- i'I'heishers' price, ti.25 ; our pUice, sj cents a copy.
p, .wUU .v,u uauuauoue, ieuuuauu,I;uaugD uau
This Line ,
nysen, Elllott,ce,mPrlsC8 J'H0' Cmlihe, Tnpncr. Hemens, Milten, Illlnd, Procter. Scott. Hvren. ',
Hums and ethers. REGULAR PRICE, 11.25 ; OUR PRICE, 33 CENTS A CUR)!
Sixty Dlirerer?00 P138 Extrft 12 nI0S' 1Ifst 1A Er FnlllfsllCll.
4aCKNTaACOl,Vi,wkBiexlrn'th,ententmclcniialflei. KUI-L lUtCK. -II.50: eriM'UICK.
.y(iMieKi., i-xini ciein, guien imcic
jKpics Bed Line Peets,
7,000 j
Tills Ittrtn r,d
Iloeke. Thackeray, ""'" OI "nysen, siiiien,
Charles IickcV,s' Complete Works,
MtfM, .--.-.. . .
um uacK in-wemim i
sUmel "tra. o;V?r(,ui,,B"8-Cle,,',' 'itJuf
Same, OTtra, enc-hulf C.,,if
Waverly Nevels, If me., JV,
Cleth, (Hit
nituin, ill ei, Ol.
Washington Irving' Certrii:,: ::.
wesinni
11... -'
Thackeray's Complete Welmji,'c"
:h's Lives of HlustA,'"' 7,t. ,l"
. III., beiin.L'r.picUi.r,ut back, 11 vel.
sumo in extra heavy paper,
" half eji!
in
giisncietn, into
Same In extra he vVn.V.c,5 Wer!f."'.I5.v.,i'u,n.er-
Met'nrtv'a UfT'i1 I '' ungiiMi ciein, wniie laeei
..if ?i?M "Islerles, 'Our Own Times." Ilezbnr
K"Kiui'..Yvni
Mawiubf--. v0ry . of tlm K1""1'1"'' 1'ceple, extra
j :;.' ., t:ititii,e volumes.
Tennyson, Hyren
J!r.ep VH)'W"'.,y.l:'K'k. ,Joek"i ' ell-bound,
eduen full Ml't" 11eI'Ost, Illustrated
aoceples Dongulxele, Dore Illustrations..
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Hn,7iJ,;i?i.fiCOi,J1,,1fi0nW",;Wi-8 volumes, cleth.Jlnc gilt back ll.ei
Same In extra haireair, 9 volume ., 3.100
rJn"lcl.7Ini,e"fc1,'lfHelpserlcs,l volumes, cloth nnd gilt.. ..'. fi'ei
Wsets, II. 0. Shakespeare, 8 volumes, complete, lieuml 201
C5K?, ."? h"cJ'eiep.-cdla or Universal Knenledge, new edition, extra
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w, ,n:i, uumrv CUlllOtl. tllll RTippn. nrtnn ltnl.-,.arwi,-n Mll,nn lt...u
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Ai?i0 u.m?. ' '''ekens, Thackeray, Hulwer, Elliett.. 1..V)
?'ark Twain's Complete Works, pp. Vel 1H1
iif-.J eck,'it "Ictlenarlcs, cloth, Illustrated '....:.'.'.'. .'.'.:'. 50
l.OI) I'ennhir lllcllniui l,.a .i,mi, .i ..n. .
''"amln'lany..!?..1'
10.011 Latest Nevels, llluin'lqated cover's. .'...'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' '.'".'.
1,000 Instrumental nnd Seng Folies, UK pages, hy the best composers'.'..'.'.
PULL LINE OP CHILDREN'S BOOKS,
fromtelU5oo'v!0,i Wm"i5 ll,wl1'!JlM' frm 3 ?ents. 1 i2 each :.5-Ctl LnU"'t Nevels, paper covers.
Thousands of Other Beeks Equally as CHEAP.
yiSTRICffS PULflCE of fashion,
Ne. 13 East
inayl2-2ndeel
CLOTiinta.
CLOTHIM for EVERYBODY
With n large anil varied stock or
Clothing Ter Men of every trade, for
Beys and Children of all ages, we are
quite certain of meeting the demand
of every class of buyers at prices
that must give satisfaction.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT
Philadelphia.
ST.,
m2-8md
TT HAS COMIC. WHAT?
THE FIRST OF MAY.
IVhennll nnture robes llseir lu gay attlre 1 and
this reminds us that NOW IS THE TIMK
TO 11UV
Spring Suits, Spring Underwear,
-AND-
Gents Furnishing Goods,
AND THAT
Burger & Sutten's
CLOTHING DEPOT,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
IS TIIK 1'I.ACK Ol' ALI, PLACES TO IIUV.
Veung man. if you would cut u dash,
Or If you'd go upon a mash,
Don't foolish he, or ever-rash
Ge where they de net deal In trash,
Norsell cheap goods because they're flash,
Ue buy your goods low down for cash.
BURGER & SUTTON
MERCHANT
TAILORS
AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTKU, l'A.
THE REST AND MOST ECONOMIOAL
InuseisMILLXIt'SPOItB llOltAX SOAP,
T EVAN'S FLOUR.
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Elegant llrcad. Fer sale by arocera
generally.
Levari & Sens, Merchant Millers,
Otnce 1 17 NOltTlI PltlNCE ST. aprt7md
TO I00K AT I
BOOKS!
In nil), have been remnrded te us en consignment
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v mill mnn iiuiii,nn umifu Ulll jllUKIIH'ia III
iew enough te forcetlicm ten sale, nod ir low
11 a singie voiume remains unsold.
ceuiu equip ii completely from this collection,
nnd we think you will admit, that unless we
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Ten
and sides. FULL PRICE, $1.50; Of
Clear Type, Full Gilt Cleth.
iicmcns, Faust, Schiller, Lady of the Lake, Lallnh
15 velamcs, Illiistrntwl, Extra Cleth.
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A 31 USrjTEX T.S.
F
UI,TON OPKKA HOU.SK.
Monday, Tuesday and Weduesday.
SI AY 11th, p.'lh and 13th.
The Distinguished nnd Charming Actress,
MISS IILLIE HUTTOB",
THE I'EOPI.E'S FAVOIIITE,
Will appear forthe third time this M"mii, In 5 or
her lircntest l'layg, supported by u
Streng Company.
MONDAY Onind Deuble IIUI Vtidc of the Mar
ketandXan, Tlte iloed-for-S'othinu.
TUESDAY Kidhteen Mttreurnreit.
WEDNESDAY ('rand Deuble Hill Mra't VI
version ami I.xttle lUhel.
I'OPUI.Alt PUICE'' 10 mid !! CENTS
UESEUVED SEATS.. . ...."idcilVI'S EVl'ltA:
3-Fer sale nt Opera Heuse. my7-Ctd
WAT.L VA1T.J!.
8CKKKNS.
w
INDOYV
Wire Window Screens!
Itmayscemallttle.early te tiilknbnut Win.
dewbercens, butue think the tlme Is here: the
warm weather will seen beuithus.aiid It Is well
te be prepared. A geed plan Is te have them
flttcd In early, heroic the files till up your house.
We nre well supplied with rrames and w Ires.
The second-story 01 our hulldlng Is stocked with
from S,0t0 te 7.0OU frames or dlirerent sizes, w hleh
can be made up ut short notice. The mieewill
be low er than licrctorere. We mukn ieun geed
sized screen for W cents a piece, and 'l.undseane
wire from 11.23 a picce up. All widths or wire
sold by the toot or roll nt lowest pilces. We
opened te-day, another Choice l.lne or
LACE CURTAINS,
WALL PAPER.
Our stork UU
deck is large te select lrem, nnd we have
g ferce of workmen te de your weik
tly. Indotvbhndes efevery deciiptien.
n stren
prempil
PIAEBS W. FEY,
Ne. 67 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
LANOA8TKII. PA.
ren sale en iiext.
T710K SAIiE OIIRENtT
Tv-rAn,?:S?'iHent Dwelling-en easy terms, hHu.
ate Ne. 15 Shlppen street.
'"16-tfd 1I.FKANK ES1II.KMAN.
EOR RENT.
JljirberShepunderlllUSIl.t llltO'SSTOItK.
Centra Square, from Jluy 1st. apl.Vtld
OR HALE. A "STONI f lieljS E AND
Ilutldliig Iit. 1,0) or tlie purchase money
mflv.niitiiilti ,111 ,111. iiMinl.nj l..n..i. ... '
..... ........ .... ,t,v- ,,,a.-n, ltl llliu IlL
npll-lmd
ait. 1
. 407 hOUTil UUKKN ST.
FOR RENT.
Un... J?,! ,JlT" ?lt''8 t X- .N'OUTII I)UK K
BlKhhT ; und a basmentSS feet long, supplied
with water und heat. "
nmras-Ud II. I'KANK KSIII,KMAN.
SRI O OOO WOUTM VI' A J MilNERV
fVPAXJiKJXjXJ New Yerk and Paris MUM.
ilentitcu
and tlie ladles iu general will please fat or us
mm muir piL-Huin-u, mu leiurin iruivveurs.
NEW YOltK AND 1'Altlb Jdil.blNltltV CO..
JanS-tfd r'ennerlv or V-i West King St.
XT-VERY OUSTOU:irOETSONElibT.
Ii TI.K Or FOUESTKI.OWKll COI.OdNK
Who buys One Dellar's worth or '.miles' ami
Gent's Furnishing Ooeds
A fresh supply nt spring style 4 or lleslerv Inyt
.l lll.Ulll()l,ll.
received ; 1
the cemiiin
ule tiliuze lluili.ru iilr. Klili'iu ,.... -
the common Chovlet furSIc, up ti the best luun.
dried and uulauiidrled In the market,,
anea and uulauiidrled In the inarket,.rant
Overalls, Jackets, Hats and notions KCiierallv.
HKNltV IIKI'.HTIII.Il'
rants,
,. u ., , , Ne. 6i North yupnn Btreet,
1', 9. CL'oIce JluIIdlng Lets mid faind for sale.
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