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trMXJTTH ANXUAf, COMMEXCB-
orver.vMiti.va mutt svnoeu
'! filrl Graduates" Hint Tite Manly
Rente from the Scheel Clill-
Practical AildrcM Frem the
J " MHer of The Times."
iiMM Correspondence of Intkllieenckr.
AlJUibl ..... flO fll.A luuilll Iflll fllUtM
3 WbUKfllAi 111UV iO J.11U uuiiiiii.Mt w'h
Vrhteh was orectod nnd Is sustained by
ttw-liberal publle spirit of this town, was
jMMted, pit, parquotte clrcle and gaiiery last
Walngwlthan amlloiice Hint presented an
hMfiring upoctacle, astlie soakeni looked
4ewn upon it from the plallenn.
j.The teachers, graduatea nnd lnoinbers
ft beard of directors occupied the stage ;
": mi at quarter bolero eight ltev. J. 1 1. leiuta-
J teeker opened the oxerclso with prayer.
, '.Hrt orchestra played an overture, and Miss
'...'Jiajr Briner, who took the aoceiid honor of
'.- iMrclam, stepped forward and read thu salu-
lOery eaaay, " Our Inheritance," a graphic
". jMeeunt of Uie battles In all nges for the
h( kfritage of freedom, bequeathed te us and te
nr-js TL. ' " "it. . . v.. .,,,..
( S3 one wan lollewou py anas deiiiuii vnu
tirMterwHhanesaiy en " Atiicrlc.ui Mtenv-
"JK A If !. I.n.l llin ,1.inlni..inttt if nnr
;'T ilHerkry growth and did full Justice toils
,t -raiMUBU uunin.
Frederick Huelier. jr.,
ouleglral Daniel
iWeteater In a lit tribute te
thu great cenatltil-
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wy tteiai lawyer ; nnu ine orcnestra intervene".
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Nlcht"
rr.niHiiuiufaiiuiui
;vS . MtosGrace Felk
roclted " The Wrocker's
SV K Btery," with geed dramatic ofl'ect, and
."jVAlex. R. Craig, jr., read a woll-prejiaiod
fc vii&iiAnAr mi f Iia crrent. Amnrleim 1iiVfiitleiiM.rrnin
iwltheateambeat nnd cotton gin tu lliu tele-
y,'i,,.pBeiieRnu ivoie suuiouiaue uiuke,
' . tAllaa Marsr Tilln wlin steed nt tlin lin.ul of
IiS Iter class, deUvcrcxl the valedictory, the fare.
rVA WVU fmiMUUfl Ul WlllVIl IIUIO MUIC14 Willi 4
t 3' s.Umely and thoughtful consideration of seme
Vif J of the evils that threaten our social and pe
litical system. She dlsnlaved no small de-
"gree of mental vigor and originality in her
1 .ueughta.
i All the veunir hcodIe were li be rally re
warded with baskets, bouquets and ether
, ,elaborate designs in flowers, and after the
last of thorn had ilnlshcd the stage win
, brilliant mass of bloom exhaling llch ix.t-
,;mme.
wi'-i ' cer,. M'cLUim'a aduum
r lp The event of the ovenlng that had been
' j )g 'anxiously awalted wasthonddresi by Cel. A.
ii. 'JC McClure, of. the Philadelphia 7'imcs, who
wa Introduced by W. 11. Given, esq. He
apek9 for a half hour In n very Interesting
' and practical manner upon the relations el
education nnd Industry. "Very deftly weav-
. iug together the threads of thought In the
different essays nnd gracefully compliment
ing the efforts of all the graduates, Cel. Met:,
went en te impress uikhi his atidionce the
i 'supreme necessity of supplcmcntlnc eduui-
tlen with industry it" It would be inade elluc elluc
tlve. Te wars et ambition and degencmey
resulting irem indolenco was due the degra
dation of ence j)0verlul nations, and this pro
cess of decay, lrem like catises,is going en all
the time in states, families and com cem
.uunltlea Webster's orations, Uroug Ureug
ham's speeches, Qraj-'s "Klegy," ntfd
all the great inastorplecos of lltorature
and art were the product of industry. He
deprecated the Increasing tendency of young
peopleto dolude themselves with the dea
that wealth oreducatian would bring success
without industry. The honle Is thu place te
cultivate this habit of well-directed assiduous
labor, and the mether must be thogreftt in
structor. Toe many parents, wrfff liave riseu
te affluence by their own" Industry, odu edu odu
cate their chlldrorvie shirk It. The result
is a race of "durfes." irfeafers." mashers "
and theJiiJH- who wero caricatured by the
r. The need of the day is men trained
industry. Geed mechanics always com
mand geed wages. Mplcndld positions nre
waiting for lit men te 1111 them. Men worth
15,000 ure nover without a job that xtys that.
An adrertlsoment for a ton-dellar-a-weok
clerk gets hundreds of answers, and the re
spondents are hardly lit even for such a
place ; but geed men nre wanted every
where at lugher prices anil cannot be
Tiad. In Philadelphia, or New Yerk, from
Bosten te Sen Francisce tliore are openings
everywhere for theso who are net afraid te
grapple with great tasks, and who nre lit te
meet the responsibilities or their places. In
conclusion Cel. MeClme extolled the com-
$.' men school system, hoped for Its further liu
t provemont and perpetulty, but urged in the
home and school room the great lossen of
ceaseless tell and sturdy labor with head and
nands. The address was closely listened te, fre
quently applauded and met with goueral ap
probation as a wholesome, sonsible talk te
parents and children.
Cel. McClure, Supt Ames and the Misses
Welsh, toacliers, iere proscnlel with hand
some flora tribute. Supt Ames distributed
the dcplemas, and te the music of the
orchestra's geed night the audlonce was dis
missed. Cel. McClure was cntertaincd by W. B.
Given, esq., at whose residence he met at
dinner yosterday a number of gentleman
from town j aud after the commencement ex
ercises he and ethers wero thu guests of hos hes hos
pltable entertainment at Mr. Jehn Fond Fend
rich's mansion.
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TUjR JlOJtU Villi IIVJWUT.
The
High Hiheel l'lc-NIc lit "Tlie l'lilnfen
Friday.
The annual picnic of the Columbia high
school will be held at the "Point" te-morrow.
A pleasant feature of the occasion will
be the reading of class '85 prophecy by James
Myern, of class '81.
An agent for the Dutch Pluofero company
is in town, and has booked his company for
June 5th and 0th. It is probable the pest
will also engage them.
In all probability the Vigilant Fire coni ceni coni
nenv will take a pleasure trio in Scplembcr.
kwben they will visit Heading, Allentewn and
riiouiienem.
Oflleer Wlttick yesterday arrested Jehn
'Wonder and wife and Jehn Struck and
wife for being en n spree, during which they
raisled nolse enough te awaken the dead.
Squire Evans gave them a hearing but (lis.
charged thorn upon payment of costs.
Owing te yostenlay's jucloment weather
the Sunday school representatives postponed
thelr visit te Penryn until te-morrow.
The report that Themas Duniien, a C. it P.
D. It R. brakeman, had been killed while
coupling cars yesterday is untrue. IIe is
alive and in gced health.
On June 4th 111 Henry's minstrels will
appear In the Columbia epera heuse under
the auspices of Gen. Welsh pest, Ne. 118, G.
A. It
The Fatal Aecldrnt at Waililiicteii.
Your correspondent, yesterday, visited
"Washington borough and gleaned the follow
ing particulars of Tuesday's accident Twcn-ty-flve
years ege the well nt which the acci
dent occurred was abandoned, but for conve
nience sake, Rev. A. II. KauH'man, en whose
property It Is situated, determined te liave It
cleaned and repaired. Froderlck Myorsen
.Monday asked ler the Jeb, but Mr. Kaull".
man at tlrst hesitated, us Mr. Myers was old
and lnnrm ; but upon recelvlug the assur
ance that the work would be preperly done,
he finally gave his consent. It Is customary
With well-diggers te lest the foundation of a
cWellbVDioklngeutsniall stones rrninthnHideH.
This Myers did when lowered, aud he found.
we weuunsaie, ami cuieit te Mr. K aullinau
te be drawn up. While doing this the cao cae
in occurred, beginning at the bottom, and
before Myers had been heisted six root from
the bottom, he was caught by the railing
earth aud stenes and drawn backwards.
Several attempts wero made te extract his
body, and although the accident happened en
Tuesday at neon, Myers' remains wero net
recovered until Wednesday at neon. The
only wound found upon him was a slight
gash in his head, A coreiior'H inquest was
field, and "met death by suHoentlen" was
the verdict rondered by the Jury. A. J.
Musser, of Columbia, took charge of the re
mains, and Interred thorn yosterday nftor nfter nftor
eoon In the Washington cometery.
An Unfounded Humer.
A rumor was en the strect about neon to
day that Danlel I.egnn, the well known
horse dealer or this city, was killed at liar.
-iriaburg this morning. There Is no truth In
the rumor, as is shown by telegrams from
HarrUburg, though Tern tlme It cicated great
.UBMsluess among Mr. Legan's friends. Mr.
Legan left Lancaster lest night at 1 1 o'clock
ler PitUburg, te bring east u car lead of horses,
(J'1 HI no doubt arrive home this eveuiug.
,Sut M'lthdruwii.
The Bull briught by the Lancaster A Man
helm turnplks cetnpauy against Frederick
Brimmer, who rvfuscd te pay tell within city
lUulthas been withdrawn, ami u i8 said that
a suit of different Wua wuiuew be brought
HXAMTOXEH tTOK HEAD SOLDIER!!.
Marking the flntve of DereasMl Warrior In
the Lecal CemetettM,
James A. Nlmlew lias reclored iioadstenos
for the following named deceased seldiers,
nnd they wero taken te the soveral como cemo come
tcrlos te-day :
Jacob Tjlobley, Ce. I, 11th Pennsylvania
regiment.
lianlel Clark, Ce. li 8lh U. 8. Cel. Infantry.
(loe. Brown, steward, U. 8. Navy.
Froderlck Brenner, Independent battery.
Gee, AV. 8trawbldge, musician, ltttth rcgl-
menu
Win. Cloud, Ce. I, 105th regiment.
Mlehuel Kompfel, Ca K, rtli reglment
Jehn Herst. Ca Jl. Wth roglment.
llcnjamln F. 8toele, Ce. II, "Uth reglment,
Mlchael Buhl, Ca A, Mh cavalry.
Geergo W. Koen. Ce. K. 1st roservos.
llenry AiuuBen, w a, viiin roginienu
James Filliert, Ca K, lieth cavalry.
Kphraim Bolten, Nevln's battery.
Jehn MeNeal, Ca I), l2d regiment.
Ames M'Cambs, Ce. C, ith cavalry.
Geergo Boek, Ca K, 7uth regimenL
James B Campbell, Ce. G,71lth regiment.
Gea W. Gerber, musician, Ce. G, 18 U. 8.
Infantry.
Knight B. Koneagy, Ca K, 20th cavalry .
Jehn Carney, Ca K ,77th rogiiueuL
Maer Tlmddeus Htovens, PiUI regiment.
Martin Best, Ca A, 1st West Virginia artil
lery. Francis Horzeg, Ce. A, "Dili regiment.
Jehn Bete, Ca C, 17th envnlry.
Goe. 1). Eberman, Ce. F, 11M regiment.
W. C. Kcheiick, Ce. I), l!d rcgitiieiiL
Jehn Powers, Ca B, 1st reserves.
Wm. Kngle, Ca A, IKIth reglment.
Henry N. Mathers, Ca K, 70th regiment.
Francis 1). Heckort, Ca K. -Ifilh regiment.
Andrew .eber, Ca G, 1st artillery.
Alfred Webster, V. H. colored troops.
Jacob if oil innn, Ca I), IKith roglmeiiL
Themas Htewart, Ce. C, llSStli regiment
llenj. 11. Olier, lloutenant, Ce. K, 77th reg-
illlt'llt.
Charles Wm. Wiley, Ce. B, 70th reglinent.
Gea I.ercntz, Ca 11, 70lh regiment.
C. C. Gonnerly, Ce. K, VJ2d reglment.
Henry Lochler, Ce. K,77th reglment.
Tames B. Krisman, Ce. II, 70th regiment.
Froderlck 8nloce, Ce. 1), HKith regiment.
Dr. N. II. Ilrlsblne, surgeon, 1-ld Olile
regiment.
Jes. Hedricks, Ce. K, 12U1 regiment.
Win. A. Helmaii, Ca K, I7lh reglinent,
Gee. A. Cox, Ce. B, 1st regiment.
Gee. Ripple, Ce. K, iMIth cavalry.
Jehn Kant, Ce. II, 70th regiment.
Henry Kantz, Ca II, 70th regiment.
Frank Shaub. Ca G, ll.Mli regiment.
Henry Mardorf, Ce. C, l'Jth cavalry.
Win. Whcten, 1st Hhode Island and
:iii
Maryland regiments.
Ames Buck, Ce. B, -lftth reglmeiiL
Jehn H. l.undy, Ca 1), 105th regiment.
Win. Unieinnu, Ce. 1), ll!d regiment.
Jacob C. Gundakcr, Ca C, lHUth reglment.
Jelm Kubliisen, Ce. 15, 1st reserves.
Jehn II. Beesc, Ce. B, l'!d regiment
Jacob Deekert, Ce. II, 135th regiment
Thes. McCombs, Ca K, "JOlh civalry.
a riEt.t j-'taiiT.
TheSUtcn Made Up for tliu linil Ceiiti'hl Hu
tu em Oiiuy nnd .IliDeiltl
The IfK'.il iielllicians liave been busy ever
slnce Monday trying le arrange slates for the
contest for state delegates ; und It is new id id id
togethor certdii that there will boa wpiare
stand-up light here between the friends or
Quay and MoDevitt Beth understand very
well that ir Quay licats McDevItt here, the
contest Is virtually ever, se Tar : Ine latter Is
concerned. Hence, what at ene time prom
ised te be a dull penary, new bids fair te be
an exciting ran vwm. The Sfew Jira faction,
with Mcntzer, McMellen, Shirk and ethers,
r.le for Quay ; tlie 7rnuiincr, with J. Hay
Brown, IS. F. Bshleiiian, Scnhcnig.t Ce., are
for McDevItt.
In this city for reprctcntitlvn delcgate the
contest Is botween Jehn D. Skllcs, who runs
in the McDevItt interest, nnd J. W. IS. Bails
man, who is the Quay candidate.
In the lewer end senatorial district the
McDevItt iieonle back J. Ilav Brown, esci..
and the Quay forces run Win. M. Slaymakcr.
Fer representative delegates In the lower
end, the McDevItt faction runs II. II. Miller
and Win. MeGewan ; the Quay element is te
be represented by Samuel M. Leng and
Menne Herr.
In the upper district the slates nre net
fully made up, but it is a h.ite guess that
Winlield Smith, H. S. D.uiner, A. (J. Selfcrt
nnd M. Scuseiilg will run for MoDevitt; and
Gea II. Banck, J. Al. Stebcr and C. A.
Shall'ner for Quay. Heme of these contests
are preliminary te larger nli'airs next year.
Tulttn Cnea.
Grant Lindsay, colored, who w. is charged
by Bdward Jacksen, nlse colored, with
disorderly conduct, had a hearing bcrore
Alderman Pinkorten,undou payment of costs
was discharged.
Kliz.dxith H.irtman and Margaret Bcitzel,
charged with assault and battcrj', en aith of
Kate llartman, wero given a hearing liefore
Alderman McConeiiiy this morning, and a
clse being made out against them they wero
held in bail te auswernt court The prosecu presecu
trix Is married te a son of enu or defendants,
but the man aud wife de net live tegether.
They liave ene child, that is living with the
parents or the young man. On Monday thu
Irties met at a picnic at Tell's Bain and tlie
mother or tlie child attempted te take him.
A quarrel was the icsult and the younger
Mrs. llartman alleged that she was roughly
used. The bearing was ery lively, as ipiite
a iiumber or luuiales wero witnesses and
they roundly abused each ether.
Mrs. Margaret Bnitzel who was held te ball
by Aldermtui McConeiiiy for surety or the
peace en complaint or or Kate llartman, ap
peared before Alderman Piukorten seen
alerwarda nnd entered a similar complaint
against Kate llartman. A hearing will be
had te-morrow.
Hnrrv K llartman, who was charged by
his wife with desertion, v.t.s belore Alderman
Ferdney te-day nnd entered bail for trial at
court
A case or habeas corpus growing out or the
separation or the above parties for the custody
of a child will be heard te-morrow morning
before Judge Livingston.
tmraithiCAK ku-ulux.
"OllVimhe Partisan" oniee-Heldem Si-.ire u
llriiiecmllr Npgru.
About a wcek agen colored man lrem
Virginia named Joseplt Weeden, n Doino Deino Doine
crut, was npiHilnted en the watch force
of the treasury depaitiuent All tliu
lest el the force nre Republicans who
liave been, as u rule, mere violent partisans
than if they received ten times the salary
they did. They objected cry serieusly te
the appointment of Weeden, giving as n rea
son that he had net been n seldier, but Sec
retary Maiming ordered the appointment te
be made. Woedon wns given a pest down
under the suli-basement, w here there is no
mere necessity for a watchman than there
would be for ene en the top of the
ilagstatl'. He was then reminded leu times
in an hour that the lxst man who had been
posted down tliore had committed suiclde,
had been half crazy for ten years. In an
hour Weeden glow nerveus, ami liefore
midnight, when the hour for his roller ar
rived he cr.ine up stairs mid he said he seen
something like a ghost The moment the
ether watchmen saw that he was frightened
they began te tuke ndvantage et it After
Woedoii's club and revolver wero taken
from him, soveral ghosts appeared in the
siib-lMsemeut One of the ghosts had three
or four empty tomato cans tied le his legs.
Wiien Weeden saw the ghost he uttered u
series or yells, that could be heard, several
squares distant The old negre he is alieut
forty threo years of age breke down com
pletely. He was sent te a ixillee station for
medical treatment but It is ascertained that
Ids reason had flown and he Is raving mad.
There ure likely te be seme discharges en
the treasury watch foice in consequenco el'lt
lltdnfornllrldge.
The county commissioners te-day at neon
opened proposals for the liuildingefn woedon
bridge ever the Chlques creek, between
Kaplieaiid West Hrmjilield townships, near
Moero's mill. The following wero the bid bid
ders: Kiles McMellcn fi3l7
Jehn Bvans . l.'.Gi
Juntas E. Carpenter, l,S7il
Ambrose Moere, i'JjO
W.W.l'pp '.',100
The contract will net be awarded until
Monday.
Their Jeldn Wedding.
Yosterday Jehn Frldy, father or ox ex ox
Prethonotary Fridy, was married 60 years
en Wednesday, aud he and his wlfojield
thelr golden wedding ut the homestead at
Meuntvitlc. All the children aud grand
children of the old eouple were present nnd
had it ple.isant time. At tlve o'clock they sat
down te an excellent supper and afterwards
seats wero placed en the lawn where a photo
graph of the whole party was taken by
If. U. Betz, of this city,
Oranil Commander? Offlceni Elected nnd In
utatlfid. The tlilrty-socend cenclave of the 8lale
Grand Cemmandery Knights Templnr closed
Wodnesdny nftorneon, In Allentewn, when
the following olllcers, elected In the morning,
were publicly installed at the Academy : It.
K. Grand Cemmander Jeseph Alexnuder,
Jr., ofScrnnlen ; It. It Deputy Grand Coin Cein Coin
mander Gea H. Graham, or Philadelphia ;
K. Grand Gonerallsslmo Loe Hmltli, el Pitts
burg ; G. Grand Captain Goneml William
W. Allen, of Philadelphia ', Grand Prelnte
Bev. William H. 1'latt, or Carbendale ;
Grand 8onler Warden Tarronce C. Hippie,
of I,eck Haven; Grand Junier Warden
Jehn J. Woedsworlh, of Brie ; Gmud Treas
urer M. BIchardsMuckle, of Philadelphia ;
Grand Recorder Charles It Meyor, of Phila
delphia. ine new iy-oiecicu grauu ceminnimer nas
mnde the lollewlug npiHiiutiiieiilA
IUI11U1I11. iililllll
sword-licarer, It Sir 1
i. ll. ll Pl) e.
Bijiple, of Scran
toil l gmud standard-bearer, It Hlr Charles
(.). Bear, of l'itlsburg ; grand warden, It Hlr
Jeseph H. Wright or Philadelphia ; grand
captain or guard, It Sir William II. Byan, or
Allentewn; grand marshal, It Sir l.dwanl
Massou, or Philadelphia.
The next annual cenclave will be held nt
Scraiilen en the fourth Tuesday of May,
18(1
Acddeiit ten Jlllll llinnUlt.
Shortly Isjrore iiikhi te-day, Margie Siitur,
residing at 8M) Middle stieet, who works In
the card-room eT Na 'i cotton mill, had her
arm caught in the machinery or a frame. A
large, deep gash was cut In that mcmlier bo be bo
twueu the elbow and shoulder. She was
taken home and Dr. M. 1. Herr gave the
necessary iilten tien te her Injuries.
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Tim Iltme llall Uletern.
Thu management of the Lancaster base
ball club liave detormliied te make an ox ex
ample of the men who mlsbohave nt thelr
matches. This morning suits were entered
liefore Alderman Spurrier, against Daniel
Smelt- Dick Demmol and Harry Hartinati,
tin co el the muii cngaged In thu row en thu
grand stand en Tuesday.
Heme .Stelim und Almndeni'd.
On Tuesday night tlileves breke into the
herse shible of Kli Martin, residing near New
Helland, by breaking thu lock, and stelen
horse and saddle. Yesterday morning tlie
herse was found in tlie yard of ftamucl Mess
ner, near lllnkleteuii, where It hud likely
liccii left by the thieves.
Orcnnl7Jttloiiet the Sanitary Ceiiiinlllrn.
The sanitary comiuittce or councils held a
meeting last evening, and Gcerge M. Bergcr
was oleeted president and Jacob M. Chlllns
clerk. Tliore was seme discussion in regard
te increasing the salary or the health com cem com
slener, but nothing of hnoitatice was trans
acted. .Memerial luy Arrangement.
The joint comiuittce or tlie Grand Army
pests, npiiointed te inake urrangoineuts for
a piejier observnui'o of Memerial Day will,
held their final meeting this evening and
dispesu of the remaining arrangements.
A Tni( ttt'ii Aturiu.
a praollee alarm or lire was struck from
box :!l last evening, te which companies 1
nnd IS, und truck A responded. Comnanles
1 and '2. were afterwards called out All re
sponded promptly.
Naanlli Halt.
The centennial colebratieii or tlie rounding
el Nazareth Hall, In 1765, will bike plncoeu
the 10th of June. There will lien reunion of
old scholars, and Bev. J. Max Hark, of this
city, will deliver the centennial add l ess.
Tlie .Mayer's Court.
The mayor dlsjiosed or three cases tliis
morning. Twe drunks wero committed te
tlie station heuse for twenty-four hours and
ene disorderly te the workheuso for 30 days.
Trlpjilienu Connection.
A. II. Heist, dry goods and giocerlcs, at Itrlek.
ervllluj hamuel Hlirelner.dry goods and groce
ries, nt Lexington ; Aaren U'lmler, iniehlne iniehlne
pliep, atllnuuiervllle s W. C. I'yfcr, florist, Ne.
23s West Klni? street, Lancaster, liave been con
nected with the tclcplioue exchange.
"" Amnicineiit
III Jlcnru'i Jflmlrcli.On Jtenday evening
next, III Ituury's 1'ieniluiii mlnntiL'U will make
their llmtappeaninceln this city. Ill Henry Is
a celebrated cornet player mid has henn here
with different reinpanles years genuby. Jluhus
enu of the finest hands In the country and the
inusln Is n feature. Atneui; the comedians Is
Temmy Mack, a Lancaster hey, w he bus been
making a great hit with this company, of which
he has been a member for three years. Prank II.
Kcnengy, formerly of Lancaster, lsalse w Ith the
show
MAllJtIAUV.S.
KrtK Ti'sev On the sjth of May, lss. liy the
ltev. V T. (ieihiud, at his restdeiiee, .Ne. SI KhmI
Orange stieul. Sir. Jehn V. Kyle, of Little
iinuiin lenusuip, le sins llaunali n. I'lisey. of
Fulton township.
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SIAHKliTH.
l'hllailelphla I'nuluce Market,
Thiladku'iiia, May M. Fleur presented no
new features ; prices weru generally weak, with
demand eenllned te the wunts of thu home
Unde, t-ales of l,10i) httnels, lueliidlng l'enn'a
fuinlty, at $1 i!Vil M; Westi'rn de. ut l W'fJ
S :i7 : Minnesota linkers at $1 0uQ3 00 ; patents
at f 37K.
Itye tluur linn at f I per barrel, ter elielee.
Teed was steady lint only In moderate do de
maud; sales of winter Imui ut tllfill .7) per ten.
Wheat u shade higher hut rinsed qiitut with
9Vi! bid, Jlay i ti7ic June ; Wjc, July ; fl Ol'f,
August.
Cem wns steady : nj-Je bid for Hay ; K)ic for
June! SSJJc. ter Julys 6le, for Aug.
Oats sluing-liny, 41c; .lune, lOUTe; July.tOMc;
Aug. are.
New Yerk Trndure Market.
New yeitK, Jlay 'is. Kleur inuiket dull
nnd without decided chunge ; Tine, H 2MW &u ;
buperlliic, H iwtfja 75; cuiuiueu extra, illune illune
nela. M :mt.
Wheat Ne. 2 Ited, Winter, June, MUc: de
July, wjfr ; Aug.. Wive.
Cem Ne. S ilUed, ilay, 43Jic; June, K!c;
Aug., icjje.
e.its Ne. 2 Mixed, June, a;rti37!;c.
Itye nominal.
Jlaileydnll ; htate, Sic.
Turk dull ; Me, (II HO0I1 73.
J.nnt 0 7.t, June : t CI, .Inly.
Melusseri llrmer; Lik; for &tesl Ciilia.
Turpentine dull at .'like.
uesiii e
lull, hut steady ; stralued te geed, fl os
01 12f.
utioleumeiilet : Hellued In cases. 87ilf'Un.
Freights dull ; Ur.iln te Glasgow, J.
Jlulter inaiket heavy ; Western liultullen
Civumery, 5Ql7u.
Checsu iUlet ; new grades, 4f?7Jie.
Kggs steady: Western, 13i13e; State, II
llvic.
Uiee stendy : Carolina and Louisiana common
te fair, ty.QVic.
Mugar dull; refined Cutleaf, 7B'e ; Uranu
hiled, nt 5 11-liia.Wc
Tallew quiet ; Trlinu City, B lldCc.
Celleu firm ; fair caigees, R're.
Hay dull but linn ; Ne. lTlmethv, 1 10.
Chicago Produce Market.
Cuicaoe, Mny 2S, 0.30 a. in. The
maiket
uiH'ueu Hieauy.
!
Laid .lime. til 17: Julv.WSO.
Jtlhs June,$i; July, t3 32; Aug.,5M.
CLOSINO.
1 v. . There wns a decided reaction In grain
te-day, due te short covering. Wheat and Cern
wcie active and stronger. Oats steady. Tork
and Laid llrm. Ilths steady.
Wheat June, aJKGSiJiej July, bS,c", Ana.,
'Mic
CernI line, ISUQtO'ie ; July, 15Ke; Aug., 4&ie.
uiiiB- unu, etv ; a ui), ei?v s ug. .vu.
Tin k June, ill)
17; July. 110 67; Aug.,
JIDW.
Ijird June, M 17
ltibs June, $3 23;
July, $0
July, i3 32
67 ; Aug., rt 03.
Aug., ft 42.
IJve Sleck Trices.
CuicAne. Cattle lteeelpts, 2,01)0 head; ship
ments, 2.1X10 head ; market dull unit weak : loe
low er ; shipping grades, l.&'iOy l.MXI fts, (3 4U3 60 ;
J,2UUQ,43U S.S, t-5 23; UeOai.-l" B, (I WlS 10;
cows and mixed common, ii 4503 110 : geed, $.1 03
t 40 ; slep.fud cows, if J 7li(l ; steers, $1 73Q3 33 ;
Tuxaus, am 33 ; steckeis and feeders, $3 603
4 73.
lings Ilecelpts, 30,000 head ; shipments, 2,600 ;
luui Let dull und stew; 10 cents low er j rough and
mixed packing, JeQ.t tf3i lmcklngnnd shlpnlng,
210 te 310 Us., fl b3Q4 00; light, J 76QI 03 ; skips,
bheep KecclpU, 2,700 head ; shipments, 1,200;
uiuikel steady, lint rather stew; shorn, tiU)
U-i 73 ; Tuxuus, $2 23Q3 60 ; woelc-d, &0Ql 60.
Kast Liiieutv Trade In live stock continues
lit light demand, with prices steady ; inline sold
ut 360rt3 73; lulr te geed, $105; receipts, 1,3j7
head ; shlpuieiits, 670 heud.
Hogs market luaetlve, weak and lower: Thll
adelphlus. U Wl 23; Yorkers, ft Mil 23; re
vel Us, 1,4(0 heud: slilpuieuts, tx head.
Hln-ep were In fair demand ; prime, ft 2MJ4 40 ;
fair te geed, f360f4; eouimen hair yearling
Lambs, IG3 25 ;spiing Lambs, VQ6 60 j receipts
2,000 head; shipments. 4,400 head.
Stock Market.
Quotations by Itoed, McOrann ft Ce., ISankera,
Luucester, Tu.
Missouri Tactfle ....
Michigan Central ,
New terk Central ,.., 84K iM
New Jersey Cvutral Mi 37f
Ohie Central.,.,, ..,, .T
nuut June, no : Jiuy.twxe : Aiicust.tio'e
Cem lune, We! July, like: August, tke
tiats-June, 32)rtiiKu : July. ftieAJc.
Toik .Iiine. tu: Julv.tluU: Aimust. flora
Del., 1-ark.A Wcntern 101
lienvcr A HloUrande.,.,
Krle OH
Knniuu A Texas.............. is
I.nkuBliern. Mi
ChlcaKeA N. IV. , coiiiinen, W)
N. N. (Int. A Western
St. Paul A Omaha ,
l'aclfle Mnll... W,i
ItochuHter Aruieliurg
101
m
Uii
Mew Yerk Stock Market.
Nw Ten, Mny 28,-Wnll itrecT, 1M p. m.
Meney atlKpercent ExchniiRaflrmnud dull.
Governments Ann. Currency 6's, tz bid
Vb Coup., m bid IK'S de, H13Ji bid.
Dullness was the only feature or the stock ex.
chunge this morning. Tliore wasbiilfowlirekius
present and these cunllncd tliclrtransacllonste
hiiihII lets, net ever a hundred stinrrs cliaiiKlng
liniuls at ene time, l'llces Mrru firmly held
however, and advanced throughout tliu morn,
lug. At ikmiii quotations wcie up te li per
cent, tlie latter In Jerxuy Central, which was
strong en lPpertH te tlie effect that the 11. A U,
company were negotiating te Icuu that read.
After midday much of thulinprnvcmeiitnm! thu
general lint was lest under n raid en Lacka
wanna. Jcn6y Control, however, retained the
advance, and at the time of wilting U at the top
llcure.
lr.M
Western Union.... GUj
Adams Kxiirena ,
American Kxpiuts
3r.M.
Ml
Ul
II. H. Kxpress
Well, Kurge A Ce.
CO. i.A O
C. O. C. I
New Yerk Central
New JerseyCentrnl
Illinois Central Express...
Ohie Central
MlvhlKiin Central
Northern Tactile
Preferred...
Central Pacific
Union 1'acltte
Missouri I'ucllle
Texan l'aclfle..,
New Yerk Klevated
Metropolitan..
Manhattan
Alt A Terra Haute
" Preferred.!
Canada Knutlicru.....
Canada Tactile , .
Chlcutfe A Alten
Chen. A Ohie
D.AIlml
Del., iJie. A Went
Denver
Kile
" Trefened
Hannibal A HI. Je
" Troferrcd.,
Knn sas A Texas
Ijike Sliuru
iVi
I.. K. A W
1,'VK'lluA NaMlivllle...
XI
Menls.t Kssex .... 123
Northwest..
ra
" Pleterred
Ontario . Westell!
Ohie A .Mississippi
" Trcferred.
Tnellle Mall
Quicksilver..
" TteleiTcd
Heading
Heck Island
ban Francisce
Trcferred...
Omaha
" Piefuired
8 1. Paul
" l'lxiferred
Nash A Chut
M., L..H. W
Wabash.
" l'reforred
t!., H. A Q
Iteehester ft Tlttsbiirg
I'd. ft t'.vans
Manitoba
Oregon ft Nav
Oiegen Tninsce ,
iU
)i
sr.iv Anr:iiTtsEu:xTs,
B
AKINO I'OWDUIt.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. Amirvelef polity,
strength und wholeseineness. Mere eei eei
nemjeal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot Ixt
sold In eompetllleii wltu tlie multitude of low
lest, short weight, alum or phesphate powders.
finlil villi in cam. lteVAL liAKI.se Tehiikh Ce.,
lii Wall fttnsil, Nuw Yeik. may27-ldftw
-IITANTKI).
TT Twe geed dining iiKini girls,
the steeiis jieu-e.
Apply nt
ltd
DIK'OHATION HAY.
Anether Large Floral l!lphiy at Znhiu's
Cerner Irem 2 p. m. Friday, thu 2!ith, te 12 in. hat
urday, the 30th.
It GLO. W.fiCltOYKIt.
IJIUHK CONOKItT.
! TheCOLOKKI) 01, KK CLIIll will slug at
JOS. It. ItOYF.U's lee Cumin Uarden, '
TO-NItlllT,
From8tel0o'clock. n
TTIOHHAIjK.
JL! A new
iw Kxnress Wiiirnn. oiieTrottlmr Ilusirv
let et Hees and Heeks, Hatchets, Axes, Ticks,
Test Irons, a large let of Hinges and u variety
of articles hirsute cheap. Call aud see tbeiii.
UKOituK ltesi:,
inySA-ln d 423 Itecklund Street.
BI.00.MINf! PLANTS
Fer the Ceni(iler', In Orcat Variety, at
W. C. TYFKll'S UKKKMIOUUKS,
It Ne. 2.M West King Mtreut.
Onlers by telephone promptly attended te.
J."
MAKT1N fc CO.
CARPET
DEPARTMENT!
LAItGE LOT OF
REMNAN
-1N-
Ingrains and Brussels
At pi Ices much, under regular Itetall Trices. A
piteu has been puten nil our Iteninnnts te make
them sell. QuuiititlcH fioiu2te30 ynids.
THE OKNUINK
Aurera Garpet Sweeper.
lliindieds geld during the last year. Our pilee,
-J.6e; elsewhere you are charged M.0J for the
same thing, Thoynre guaranteed te be thuaiitue
thing. Kepalis en Sweepers promptly nuiile.
-TIIK-
BISSEL SWEEPER
DOKSIIUTTKUWOUKTIIAN TIIK AUltOKA,
ANU COST ONLY 2.00, THY TIIKM.
Window Awnings.
LAUOKST LINE OF AWNINUSTU1TE8
INLANCASI'Klt.
J. B. Marl d Ce,
Cor. West King and Prince Sts.,
LANCAflXJtfi. PA.
KKW AnrKllTlBKMr.NTH.
TUB Ilt!DB OF TIIK IjAWNDUY.'lN
every rcspectls JIlttKU'S 1'UHK HOItAX
nuar.
OUil VUKB BYB WIH8KKY AT 75c.
a quart cnii net be surpanned (or tlie
inuney,
UOltllKtl'e MljUOUBTOUK,
nprK-ljdll Ne.-tl Centre Square.
CIjAKKK'H pbicb list.
(IranulatedHagar, qJe ..; Ture White 8u.
ftlr,fic.J Laundry Hiarch,ftc.; Ture Table Hyrtip,
i. ql.i Tuni Apple Vlnptrar.SSc Kal. ltle Coffees
V.'c. teiVi. If..! Illrndcd 0effis?n, ate. and .Tic. Unu
l.Vx Pettle of C'oletfiin rrcnwlthl hef Traer 3 tts
of Coffee. UI-AKK K'S TK A hi OUK,
as Weal King Mtreet
leiepiione conncellen.
BD1JCTION IN CUSTOM - MADB
Clothing. A m ell. made, Kleunnt trimmed
and pcrrer.t llttlng llnmness Suit fur tlK.ue. A
f;Mxl KiiKllnh CerkKcrew WeiHted Hull, lint
i raided, In one, two, thixe or fniirlintten ciita
way, ferf'j.l.iu. A biimliteina Check CnsHtmeru
Hull for i.m). An elegant fergeMult, In hlack,
lilue, drali or brown, for I.V0e. Fine I'.iiMkIi
Htilped or Cheek Pantaleon liem (LVminp. Ite.
uiemher, nil work Is Hlrlctly llmt-cliiKs. Kvely
gHi'ineul warnmled te b v T!preiented. A
f;eMl 111, neil mitdu and nleeij trimmed. The
argent assortment of patteriiH In tlilnrlly.
A. 11. KOSKNSTKIK,
inllnidlt 37 North Uneen Btieet
"PULTON Ol'HUA 1IUHSK.
-ONE IJIOIIT ONLY.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 1.
Hi Henry's Premium Minstrels.
COMPIUM.NU
85 SUPERB STARS. 85.
1NOLUD1NO
LA.NCAbTKK TOMMY MACK. LANlUHTKIl
J,0VH- F. B. KENBAQY. ,!0YS-
a hi. AVi'ir 'Vim run tm
A 'Teslllvu Surprise. lnlielueliig Nightly,
ktew-u Trunks of rtllk flush Costumes mid
ilQjX) U'OltTll OF DlAitOXnil. fl'lmn.
AII.MIHMION 23 A 33 CKNTH.
Fltleen Cent extni for llescrved Hents.
IU2S-II
eA
K MALI..
OAKHALLTOPrtALL,
'Iei- jll.l. IK BTOCK.
Where else can )ou Und
an Hireling of One Millien Dollars' worth of
Cleths mid Clothing In a sluglu store 1
TerS AM. IN r-COMIMV.
Oak llall commands
the market, and captures bargains, makes
clothing cheaply, and sells for a single small
prulll.
Tern ALL I.N ITOOIifcHS.
First loeembliie the
out) price mid guarantee, and always fore
most In finding the best way te seive the
public.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Oak Hall,
.4. K. Cen. Sixth anpMaukktStr., Pmii.aiiklimia
Jll.l Vr.hI.AXKU us.
rpiin l'Kinn ok thu kitciikn is
JL MILLF.ITS TtlltF. IIOUAX SO AT. held
every w here.
i7k"lauej-:st, "iiicsf andmest
complete ussertinent of Playing Cauls In
the city from 6 cents per pack up Ht
ii.iiiijiAMO lr.i.i.inv riiu.M uiu.111
STOKE.
N
OTOM-: i'i:n.seN who iiastiiii:i
MILLEICS llOUAX SOAP who has net
continued Its use. m.ir7-0md
FFltST-CIiASS llOAUniNfJ.
Together with thu choice of rooms en Iho
first or second tliKir. Surpassed by none 111 the
city. Cull en or address,
NO. 402 NO UTH QUEEN ST.
Table hoarders accommedutcd. iiJ-ttd
THK iji:st
theClty.at
HAKTMAN'S
6e HAVANA UIGAIl IN
YELLOW
SIOICE.
FKONT CIUAK
MACIUNISTH,
lllaeksinlths
I-'OUNIUIYMKN AND
iih MILLEK'S ItOKA.V
SOAT, us It Is healing te the hands.
AN AHTICM-: TIIATHASNOSUPKIt TIIATHASNOSUPKIt
ter ler cleaning paint, removing grease,
tnr, oil, Ac, Is MILLERS IIOItAX BOAT.
TnlSlIKHMKN'SKUl'I'IiIKS.
X; A large line of Trout and Itass Fly
ISatt Itedi. Ilmss mid .Nickel It is-Is. hllk
and
nnd
I.lneu Lines, Ked Mountings and miscellaneous
Tackle, ut HUIILEY'S DKL'll S'lOKE,.
e. -i neaiiung nireu .
rriHK MAIJK'AI, WASHKIt
X. Hgu without u doubt is MILLEI
Oh' TIIK
b 1IOKA.X
SO AT,
JUST OTKNKD. A KKW I UK UIIKAM
fj Umden, corner Trlncu stits-t mid Hurils
burg avenue. Fitted until llrst class style. Ice
Cream, Cakes nnd Confections of all kinds. A
liberal share of the public patronage Is solicited.
uij-iJtrd U. MATTKKN.
ffl KUH'F N7) OTl IK lisTWII Y KN I) U 1 1 K
JL the agonies of neuralgia, when Pennen's
Cnpcluu Plasters will quickly relieve It. 2.'e.
KN'NA. UIGAHS -FKOSl" fLOO I'EK
llundiiid no. ut
IIAKTMAN'S
YELLOW
rnmi. UlU.lb
bTOKE.
HIGHLY IHCCOMMKNDKI) FOR TIIK
Toilet Itath and Liiuudty-MlLLEirs
IIOKA.YbOAT.
XTOT A l'ATKNT MKDlOINli KID-
JJ ney alTecllens are at once nliated by lien-
sons Cnpcluu l'lasters.
Hetter than nauseous
ueses
WA'l'KIl ItKNT NOTIUIi
On all WATEK KE.NTS.puld en or before
JUNE 1, there will beau abatement of five pur
cent. C. M.MYEKS,
ui23-Ct City Treasurer.
NAKTIciiK WAKUANTKD "STIUCT
lypuni and superior te any ether for gen
eral use is MlLLEK'is TUKE llOltA.V SOAT.
rpOTHK lUJlM.IuT
JL I would notify the public that 1 am tempo
rurllv engaged In thu eitleu of Willis U. Hale,
aiehlteet, Jlecertl llulldtiig, Philadelphia, Tit.,
but am st 111 in a podtleii te serve !my patrons at
home. 1 beg for u continuance of the kind pa
tronage which 1 received ofthe public In Lan
caster. Parties desiring mu te serve them will
pleasu address,
C. EMLEN UltllAN,
Hale's Oflicc,. ili-cerd llulldlug.
m-22 lwd Philadelphia, I'n.
kaijKd rnopesALs
WlhU UK KK-
O reived at the Maver's Oflh
reived i
cc, Lancaster, l'a
fur tliu necessurv Tliimblnir. Ale., which thu
Property Committee of Lancaster rcij.ulres le
have done.
All persona wishing te bid will call en Israel 1'.
Mayer, meiuborel thu piepeity cinnmltlee, who
w 111 furnish all bidders wilhtbe necessary Infor
mation. bald prepsals will be opened en THUKSDAY,
MAY" 2S, nt 7:30 p. in., and should bu addressed te
the Tieperty Committee, Mayer's Otllc-c, I.au
castcr, Te., and endorsed " Tiopesals ler l'lumb
Inc. Thucnnimlttee reservu the right te reject one
or all bids.
Jty oixleref thu Trojierty Ceniiiilttee.
DAVID E. LOMI, Chnlnnaii.
Attest : .Iaceii M. Ciiii.lah, Cleik.
lii2l-Th,S,M,W,Th
rUIATIVAL.
B
7I0H JUia' UO.MMISSIONKIt.
eii'. m:d amiilek.
Ot Diiiuime township.
Subject te I hu declaim) or Iho Democratic
county couverfteii. may25-tfd."tw
F
OH JUUY COM.MIWSIONKH.
.Il.i:iilt: II. bllULTZ.
or Ellzahc tbtewu borough.
Subject te the decision et thu Democratic
county convention. dAwttd
WATCHES, JtV.
VITATU1IK8, CLOUKH ANDJEWEL-KY.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN TKICES OF WATCHES, CLOOivS AND
JMWELKY.at
LOUIS WEBEll'S, Ne. 159 1-2 North Queen Street,
Opposite City Hetel, near Pa. K. It. Dojiet.
Itetalllng nt Wheleaalu Prices, ltepalilng at
xtra Lew Prices. JySl-lyd
STOCK.
pOOIt, WHITE & GBEENOUGH.
4MBANKERS.0
Orders executed for cesh or en margin for all
securities current In the New Yerk market.
Correspondence luvlted.
MEMBKUSOF THE NEW YOKE. STOCK EX.
CHANUE AND PltOTKIETOKS OF POOlfS
-MANUAL. OF KAILWAYS.
46 Wall Streot, New Yerk.
ecU-lydwd
Attvar.MEXT8.
A NATOMIUA I, KXIlflUTION.
Dr. Heidemann's
(IKE AT
ANATOMICAL EXHIBITION,
14 East Khiff Streot,
IS OPEN OA1LY KItOM 10 A. M. TO 10 P.M.,
Fer Adults Only.
This collection Is lately Irem Europe Und ha
never befei n lieen In this city. Will continue en
cxhlhllieu every day for a short tlme only, Tliu
collection has been exhibited In all the huge
elites of NuwYeikaud New England, and conies
highly recommended te thu people of Lancas
ter, mid Ills the llncst collection or Us kind In
America.
TIIIJKSIIAYH FOIl LADIES ONLY I
ADMISSION 2.1 CENTS.
inU-lHd
II ATM AX U VAVft.
TT ATKST HTYI.KS IN HATH.
STAUFFER. & CO.,
Uidicg Fashionable Ilallers,
Just received, n Large AHserlmeut erSTUA W
HATS. Men's (leniiliie Mackinaw, tl.ui, .(n,
1.U) te f-i.00-lhe llncst In the elly. Panama,
Manilla, Imperial, Duustnhte. Mtlausfei- Heys.
Chlldiru's Finn Dress Hats 23c., See., TScfl.iai,
fiiO. Our Light Weight Macklnaws are some
tiling new. Thu DIIKMIEN, thu Finest Light
weight Sllir Hat In tlie market for tl.'.tt for
young men. Tlie CHATHAM, Iho Nicest mid
Finest 11.M Flexible unit Ml If Mpiare Taper
i;ruwn iiiil id nil leuiiii iiuywnere. All eoieis.
Our own specialties. Tliu EVENINO HAT, a
Ciush Fur Hat llhiek, llrewn, lllue, I 'earl anil
Nntll.i tl.oe. A Fashiemibtu Silk llul t.'Vi.
-:.'), 13.01), ts.im. Pearl, Cream and Maiilu Coleied
Cosslmeie fi.U, t J.w,t31",f 1.00 all New Styles.
Stauffer & Ce.
(SIIULT.'S .V IIUO.'S OLD STAND),
Nes. 31-33 NORTH QUEEN STKEET,
LA.NUASTEK.TA.
auevunir.s.
AT
HUllSK'S.
Hammend's Slug Shet,
AN INSECTICIDE AND FEitTILI.EIt,
(Inaranled te destroy Petate lluifs. Cut Worms.
Kine Hugs and Slugs, mid nil Lliu, Weims or
Caterpillars upon Melons, Egg Plants. Cueum-lM-rs,
Citren, 'lotiiicee and Cabbage Phinls. To Te To
mntecs. Currants, Trull or Oriiauu-iital Tree,
Cir.ipe Vines, Stiruli und Flowering Plants.
11-2 Tens Sold Last Year.
FOIl SALE, WHOLESALE AND UETAIL
D.S.BURSK.Agt.,
IJUOCEK,
NO. 17 EAST iiiNG STREET.
T. H. Call or send for descilptlve Catalogue.
XUTltUtS.
M
OUK NEW GOODS.
OSTRICH'S
Palace of EasMen,
NO. IS KAST KINO STIfECT.
MORE
NEW GOODS
Our stock el gCHidsiii each and eveiy one of
our numerous ilepaitiuents at piesent Is linger
and butter iiieitril than at any ether time since
we have been in business.
That thu prices are the lowest wu need net
mention. A visit te the stele Mill convince en
or that.
Ceuie nnd see for yourself that we have
"TlIEAfebOKTMENT,"
and that you can be better suite dut our stele
th. ut unywheru clsu In this city.
OUKM1LI.INEUY DETAKTMENT .
bents thu leeenl. Nuvcr befei-u has such uncle.
gaul llnuel goods been show u In tlilselly. Any
thing mid everything. Etery lmaglnablu shapu
und shade In
HATS AND KONNETS.
Hundreds of st) les of
ELEGANT FI.OWEKh.
All liumeiisu variety of
FANCY SCAUP KliillONS,
net sit lug anything of our immense sleck of
hal In and Ores Grain Millions.
Thu prettiest Geld, bllcr, mid nil ether suits
of
FANCY 1IKA1DS AM) LACES,
which help te trim up Hats mid ltemiets.
Ah wu are In one place, si, m, me luccry
ether. Net only our Millinery, but eveiy oilier
Department tu our stele, is suiprlstiigly well
usserted, and hardly anything can bu called fur
that wu haven't get.
A special attraction, and ene weith Helleing,
Is our
HOSIEUY AND GLOVE DETAKTMENT.
There is actually nothing wanting In this de
p.irtinent.
A gieat many new things have cemu In sincu
last week, but wu can only mention very few
of them, ter want et space. Wu hiuu received
One Hundred Dezen Ladles' Unbleached Hosu
ut 5 cents u pale.
Fifty Dezen Gent's Fancy Striped Socks ut 5
cents a pair.
Onu Hundred Dezen bilk Clocked lLilbrlggaus
ntl2Xcc
a null-.
Fifty Dezen Extra
Heavy
Quality
lUlhrlgguns,
Full Keuiilai-Madu. al IS rents n iiati-
Flfty Dezen Ladles' llhiek Cotten Hese, with
White Feet, ut 10 cents u pair.
Ladles' and Children's llhiek Hese, White t'ect,
Full Kegulur Made, Plaid or iilhhcil.
Alse, u full ussmtuicnt of (lout's Unbleached
mid Fancy Half Hose Hese
Fitly Dezen boven-hook Lacing Kid Gloves, in
elegant Light Steel Celers, at &-.ki a pair.
Fifty Dezen Four-button Kid Gloves, usserteil
Tan Celers, utU2 cents u pair.
Twenty-five Dezen lllaek, White aud Opera,
Threo-butteu lvldGleves,atfi0u a pair.
Twenty-live Dezen Four button, elegantly as as
eorted Light Tuns, Stitched hacks, at
b7ccuis upulr.
Twenty-live Dezen beveu-hoek Lacing Kid
Gloves, assei ted Tans, at 07 cents u pair.
Onu Hundred Dezen Fine Peilll Llslu Gloves,
with Hind, ut 13 cents a pair.
Fifty Dezen Extra Fluu Leng .lersey Lisle
Gloves at 25 cunts a pair.
Ladluj' lllaek bilk Gloves ut 2'ie., a.'c, tee, mid M
cents a pair.
Coleied Silk Gloves ut tee. nnd Mi-cuts n p.Uj.
Colored Silk Gloves, In arm length, tl.oe a pair.
l.ace Mitts fiuin 10 cents up.
Fine- All-silk .lersey l.ace Mitts, In black, SO
cents a pair; coleied, 3.1 cunts a pair.
Special Inducements me edered in Whltumid
ISclge Oriental iJicesund Fleuuclugs.
DON'T PAIL TO CALL AT
ASTRICH'S
IIEFOKE PUKCIIASINO.
in-;:)
EOll SALE Oil KEXT.
POIl SALE OU KENT?
An uxcelleut Dwelling en easy terms, situ,
ate Ne. IS bhlnpen struct.
inlG-tfd U.FKANK ESIILEMAN.
TJIOK KENT.
ltal her Shoe under 1IIIISII A BKO'S STOKK.
Centre bquare, lrem May 1st, uplMld
I
3 Thruu Law Olllces at Ne. U .SOUTH DUKE
STKEET) aud a basluuntW feet long, supplied
with water and, beat. .
uuuw-iia, i, xua.hh. x.am,aaiAM,
Ot.OTltlXtl.
utY
The " Heys in lUue" will de well
le buy only our Im'sI gnnle last roler
Middlesex Flniiiiel Suits.
Tliey will iirove superior in wear
(e any or tlie se-called Indigo Flan
nels ellercd the public at reduced
prices.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 OHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia. .
ui2-.1iiid
OAltlttAOES.
CTANDAHI) UAUIUAUE WOllK.
Edward Edgerley,
KINK CAHIUAUK J5UILDEH,
MAttKET STKEET, IlEAK OF TOSTOFF1CE,
LANCAbTEK, PA.
A LAKOK STOCK OF
BTJGaiES & OAUEIAG-ES
Cempilslug thu Latest Styles and most Ele
gantly Finished, ul (1KEATLY KEDt'CF.D
P KICKS, lfyeu wlsli te piileli.ise a geed nrll
etc, my work Is ikcideilly thu ihe.ipesilu the
state.
MOTTO-" I'AlIt DEM.I NO AM) HONEST
WOlth."
itn-Deit'l fait le encourage geed wutk. All
Weik rlJLI.Y WAKKA.N'lhD Lewest l'llces
ferKETAIKINO AND KLPAIXTINtl. One set
of weikmen esncttallv einileed for that pill
iMisu. pj.eam; call and Examine.
neyJItfiLVw
N
OHISEUIC it MILKY.
The Old Reliable !
Owing the Extensive Preparations madcilur
lug thu dull season wu httvcmt usseilmeiit of tliu
FINEST & LATEST STYLES
-OF-
VEHICLES
Ilm-otefoio nnVieil te thu jmhUe, all if nlilcliims
Melmeim (if ili-HU'la")S weikuiatihip, ciinnet bu
eci1I(m1 In miy ji'Mlvt'ct, and wlilrh v,v me pic
parrtl tescll at reatly leilnci'd llun'-t. In etla i
wenN : "Wheat Is down; telMceu Is down;
evcrj thing els Jnustceinn ilmyn hi prujinrtfen j
Hdllmtmnuu new loaTTy'Ie NulNry ii"' lmlilft;
that no lme IithIcIil-sh veik ami will neil at
liiccftaicei(llUly. Ki'tiiotuberour .Motte
" Our Werk Sustains Our Werd."
Our Stock ceiiipili-cs thu following Styles or
Vehicles, viz: Feul 'Passenger E.teiisloii-Tep
Phicteiis, Feur-Tiusscnger Mandlllg-Tep Thai
Ions, Foiir-Fus-enger .liiniji-beiit Cmri.iges,
Twe-Tiisscnger Falling Tep I'h.i-ten, Tvvu
TascngerStaiidilig-Tep Tluetnns, Twe-I'iisen-ger
Ladles' Canopy Pep Pliaiteus, 'loTep
Wagons, Tep Ituggli-s all stjles.
Alse, alli-sl-eluss (second hand) C'iibul.i Pem
Tusseuger l'hieten.
i-bpeel.il attention given le Hep ill legal all
times, mid we employ none bill, the best, pniell
cil mechanics, mid muiiutiiMuin alt ourewn
w beets, ii etlyuiidei the siipcrv Islonel .1 ( ill;
MILKY, of the llrm, the eldest iihi-clw light in
this city.
& MILEY'S
FACTORY,
COKNKK OP
VINE AND DUK1
LANCAbl'EK, PA.,
SI KEE'l
07,.S.Sir.l7t7-;.
H
IUUibMAUTIN.
Glasisware
AT
CHINA HALL.
Justepeiii d a nuw- liiioel
Colored Grlassware.
NEW SKATES,
NEW SHADES.
NEW THICK.
A line of
Crystal Glassware,
ATTIIE LOWEST PKICKS EVEK OTPEItED
Seu the Goods before purchasing.
High & lartin,
NO. 16 BAST KINO STREET,
LANOASTEK, PA.
Sl'EVTAVLES.
cui'Euien
SPECTACLES
-AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Field Glasses, Kilometers, Tele
scopes, Mugle Lanterns, Theiuieiiiuters, llmw.
lug lustiuiniiuts, Philosophical mid Cheiuleal
Apparatus. List mid Descilnllens of our Ten
Catalogues sent FKEE ou application.
QUEEN"& CO.,
NO. Ml CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA
UiurJ lyd&vr
VXliEltTA IC1XO,
TTNDEKTAK1NU.
2L.IxR0TE,ar
UNDERTAKER,
Cor. Seuth Qucca and Vine Streets,
Laueabtbu, Pa.
Personal attention given te all enlers. Evury
thing In the Undertaking Hue furnished.
Huvlug seemed the survlres of a tli-st-clasg me
chiinlc, 1 am liruiiarcd te du alt kinds of Unhel.
eterlng ut vuiy moderutu in Ices. All kinds of
c uiuiiiiv upuuisieruu. uiv
ive uiu a cull.
L.
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