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r Oorraspeaetoioa or lrr-xttiewtcas.
fMIA. Match 8.-TOU dlggtuK Uie
ltelrC. C. Fergusen's taeu en North
i'.VMMi'Mraci ywUrdty afternoon, the dirt
iy eared In, bunrlnc tee lower warn
f ,0M of tie workmen, lie im extricated
tqr kl 'companions lrem his perilous poet-
' WfeUe tanner, weld leg eaten suies irem
tewa, m trwaactlng aeme bnalnesa at the
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OMwmbi near niu ihbwbi, umvnuiMut
war. Tlie bony wa wracaeu, um uie
llwraawaannnurt. .... v etn
;kiAtBieeUMefOenmbU ledge, a25.
' Brotherhood of locomotive Firemen, held
X wi teat BaWrday afternoon a very handsome
, MM waa nreeented te the ledgo by the Ke v.
,v;.'J. Clay-Meran.
'atWWla engaged In putting aeme cars en
"4thetoUewerkor Braner's coal yard yes-
V' (artar, a brakemn et ablftlng engine Ne.
" f- , P. JR. R., was atrack by a telegraph vt Ire
;?aad thrown te the ground. Be escaped teri-
'.' tnlerr.
. A j; MartlnHehnadle, Seuth Fourth street, nt-
f4 Minea am tfisi uinuusy yesieraav, win i
r VTCniug as wm tenuercu a pieawu nuipiie
in tiarlvtiv a larsa number of bis friends.
,4V Acurleua throng watched the Salvation
iVv -Inn nareria lout nvflnlnir. Thev haXO net
iyi m.t i r i.T t.,7 rri.
neen very aueccssiiu iu vuiuuiuia. auej
have rented a beuse en Cherry street.
Kev. C. D. Blshel has returned from
Schuylkill Haven, where be went te attend
the funeral of his brother.
A false alarm el fire was started last night
about ten o'clock.
Officer Wlttick arrested colored man
.giving bla name as Walter Thompson, el
Maryland, for being drunk and disorderly.
Squire Evans Bent blm te Jail for five days.
Under the management of the Knights of
the Gelden Eagle, MattleVickers will appear
tn the opera house, en Friday evening,
March 12th.
BUILVISO 11 XraitATi,
Prospects et a flood Season Net Many Tobacco
lluyrrs Around.
ErnnATA, Pa., March 5 The prospects
for a building boom In this place the coming
season are very bright,
Mr. F. V Hull, our enterprising coal and
lumber merchant, lately purchased of Mr. A.
Bewman a tract of land containing about
seven acres and divided it into suitable build
ing lets, which be will efler for sale en next
Thursday.
Mr. Jes. K. Tobias hasassumed sole charge
of the City drug store, Dr. Mentzer havlug
withdrawn ins interest.
Mr. Martin Bryson has returned from a
trip te Flerida.
Mr. Henry Kemper, a recent graduate of
the Pennsylvania Dental cel ley e, will open
au office iu the residence of hi father, In a
few weeks.
County Superintendent Brecht visited our
schools fast week. He reports them in au
eneouraKingcendition. Ten of our teachers
received a Ne. 1 mark for teaching.
Five car leads of xx heat were shipped from
here this week, with mero shipments te
fellow. Price lrem SO te W cents per bushel.
There have been but few sales of tobacco
in this township as yet; whlle adjacent town
ships have plenty of buyers, we have very
few here. Our crop is a geed one, and nearly
all ready for market. Messrs. Flickinger fc
Kegerlse, of Richland, Lebanon county, have
purchased extensively iu West Earl and
West CocaHce townships.
Slgunr Harry Blitz will give a performance
this and te-morrow evening.
On last Friday morning a party of masked
men burglarized a farmer named Derubacb,
is West Cocalico township. Mr. Dernbach is
a butcher, and resided with his aged mother.
Alter ellectlng an entrance they bound and
gagged mother and son, and by violent
threats made them reveal the whereabouts of
their money, Ac. They Bucceeded in obtain
ing about ?76 in money and ether articles.
It is supposed the act was committed by
parties residing in the neighborhood. Ne
arrests have as yet been made. '
llnnavray Accident.
Jehn II. Moere, of Columbia, came te
Lancaster this morning in a oneherso wagon
and while unloading some Heur at Weaver's
grocery, ou West Kiug street, the horse being
untied beared at something and ran off. In
front of Htelnmau's store he collided with
Stelntuun'x heavy business wagon, the shafts
el Moere's wagon xx ere tern oil and the horse
continued his lllght te Centre Square, where
he fell but was en his tcet again almost
instantly and ran down Seuth Queen street
several squares and was captured. lie was
cut a little about the legs, but net seriously
hurt The wagon sustained no less but the
breaking of a shall and singletree.
A Larue Funeral.
The fun oral of Jacob Grlder, a brother of
County Treasurer Grlder, took place from
his residence, in West HempUeld township,
near Sliver Spring, tills morning. The at
tendance was very large, many lriends from
this city belug present. Bev. Uestetter con
ducted the funeral services, anil preached au
eloquent aermen, in the course of which a
fitting tribute was paid te the many virtues
of the deceased. As is usual at country
funerals, a hundred guests or mere returned
te the late residence of deceased and took
dinner.
In Teirii.
Daniel O'Leary, the great base ball mana
ger, and Dave Wheeler, are iu town ahead el"
Dan Sully's " Cerner Grocery" company.
O'Leary was last here with Louise Pomeroy,
but he and Shakespeare could net agree. Dan
says he has a play which will suit the people
who thirst fur blecd and thunder. It is
called "Tried ter Treason," and iu the lirst
act all the actors and scenery are cut te
pieces.
What Should lie Dene In Lancaster.
A petition has been presented te Judge
Futhey, of the Chester county courts, signed
by seventy-nlue residents of the Eastward
of West Chester, asking that a commission
be appointed te divide the ward Inte two
voting precincts. JtidgeFutbey granted the
petition and upralnted three commissioners.
The Pre.bj tertaii llrll.
The Presbyterian bell will be removed
lrem the steeple et the church next week and
shipped te Meneely A Ce., bell founders,
Trey, New Yerk. There it is te be furnished
with the latest and most improved mount
ings for swinging. Mr. Rebert A. Kvaus,
the generous donor of the bell, is looting the
bill of expenses.
An Aged Pensioner.
Miss Florella bumsen, who Is 00 years old
te-day, received her pension yesterday, sign,
ing her name in a plain hand that bore uet the
slightest traces of tremor. She is u pensioner
et the war or 1312 and the mother et the lale
Alderman Jeseph Samson.
Appeal. Frem Tax.
This was the first day for hearing appeals
from taxes before the county commissioners.
Strasburg and Washington borough people
were heard te-day.
Supplies Fer Water Department.
Attention is called te au advertisement
elsewhere in which proiesals are asked for
supplies for the water department of the city
for the ensuing year,
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Appointed a Notary.
Jacob Kemper, of Akren, has been ap
pointed a notary public by Governer Pattlseu.
IIU commission 1 with the recorder.
Sale, et Stock.
Jacob B. Leng, broker, M.ld te-day at pri
vate sale, 15 shares Fulton National bank at
iOO ; 3 shares Inquiring Printing Ce. 62.
Why the EdUeu Inhibition Ilat Cleted.
Mr. V. 11. Sliuw premUed the people et Lan
caster that he would keep up hi. KdUen exhibi
tion en East Kir g street until Council met, and
he did. lie would continue It until Council.
again meet if It were uet for the Inconvenience
te which 1 subjects the firm or Mjers A llaih
feu, In whote cellar the Kdlsen plant new is;
' but inasmuch as aleasrs . Myers A Uathfea have
requested that it be discontinued bucaua they
are compelled te keep one of their men nt the
teM every night until ten or eleven o'clock in
order te clone the store after the street ligbtt
hare been put out, air. fibaw bes discontinued
the exhibition.
Awu.emcnf.
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Warde appears In " Damen and fythlas," and
.. ' will have a crowded basse. Last niht he
'V Played " Vlrgtslus " in Harrlsberg te a larg
','.,HHd delighted audience. lie Is a favorite with
, XAaea.ter peepis ir. tvarae appears nere un
' auspice of Lancaster division He. 9,
rydiMnBinJiKnlgUUefi'ythiM,
TfiE nr.AniNn ami ciiksaveaki: iiaiu
ItOAD.
Cel. 8. L, rewler has again been elecleil 1'imI
dent of thnltcsdll'g nnd Chesapeake Ceal and
Hallway Company. As he was the originator
and projector of the enterprise and prepared
most of the Important pnpere, and wrote the
contract for building the read which jiawed
and steed the criticism et the ablest New
Tork railroad attorneys, this Is a well
merited compliment. The Colonel has certainty
been tortunale and lias shown excellent fore
sight in being nble te have neclalcd In the en
terprise snch a number or practical, solid busi
ness men te constitute the Beard tif Directors
of the company rer the emulng year, 1W, as the
following :
President S. U fowler.
Treasurer Jehn Adam llurger.
Becrctary Krnnklln button.
Directors-Henry llaumgardner, .tehn Adam
ltnrger, S. T. llavli, Jehn W. 11. Hausinan, Isaac
Mcllese, Reading) E. Iillllngfrlt, Chas Ithedes
Henry burger, Jehn Eutlen.
The Directors have displayed geed Judgment
In the selection and cholce or the committee
who are te visit Xew Yerk in the interest of the
finances or the company, which Is constituted
as rollews: Jehn Adam ltnrger, Jehn V. II.
Bausman, Henry llurger.
They ere three among the best representative
citizens of Lancaster. Theso or enr citizen',
who are interested in the successful building of
the read will be Ri-allOcd te knew that Messrs.
Burger and Bailsman are, by the stockholders
and directors, vested with full authority te ne ne
getliteand close the fale of the bends of the
company, and put en solid basis all matters con
nected 1th its piesent or future financial Busi
ness. Fer this purpese the committee will visit Mus
grove A Ce., bankers, alie Mr. Halsled, Presi
dent or the Chambers' Ptreet National Bank,
who are financially interested In the company
and nlse Interested tu the successful building of
the read.
Tnere has been already expended en this en
terprlse by the company ever $ts,000 in snr cy
lngand marking the reute of the railroad and
In ether expenditures, net one dollar of which
has come out of tb. pockets of, or has been fur
Dished by our citizens. This large outlay of
cash is a guaranice of geed faith and an evi
dence that enr Kew Yerk filends are In earnest
and mean te build the railroad. They
new ask that our citizens will coope
rate ulth them se as te lnnre the
success of the enterprise. We are authorized te
say by New Yerk filends, sbe have furnl-hcd
all the cash, that the read will ultimately be
built. All the stock of this company is owned
and held by a few persons. There Is no stock of
the company for salu nor 111 any be offered or
sold until the money Is secured en the forty
years C per cent, bends te Insure the successful
carrying en of the eutei-prise. The policy of the
present Beard of Director Is te held alt the
stock te pay the contingent expenses of the
company, sous te keep and held its credit up te
a telld financial basis.
When'.thore ids from P.cading te Carpenter's
Point en the Chesapeake Bay and from Lancas
ter te Suvr Helland are completed and the Stras
burg railroad Is nidged In and formed n part of
the main stim, they w 111 bu Invaluable and im
portant feeders te the Pennsylvania and Head,
ing systems of reids. The coming report from
the Cempanj's committee te New Yerk will be
looked ler w lib considerable Interest by our clt
lren, but mere pirtlculaily by these owning
properties along the projected route. The build
ing of the read w 111 add ever one million d dlars
In value te the lands and property ou the route,
and cry materially aid In building up and add
larg( ly te the prosperity of New Helland and
Strasburg. The directors being compestd of
practical business men, have certainly taken a
proper outlook. Capital Is new plenty and
cheap, all kinds of railroad material and labor
can be get en the best and most favorable terms.
The dltecters see that new is the faverablti tlnie
te build thelr.read, which, when completed, vtll
give such increased value te properties and
large conveniences In travel as v 111 be worth
mere te the county and her citizens thin thi
original ceU of construction.
Carpenter's Point, the southern terminus of
this railroad, is among the most valuable marl
time fronts en the eastern water-,. It opens di
rectly the vast commute,! of the Chesapeake
Bay, which Is increasing se rapidly, under the
impetus of the southern railroad systems ter
mtnatingat Norfolk, lllchmend and Baltimore.
It has a depth of fnrty feet et water, admitting
the largest se igelng vessels te lleat at its decks
and wharves with perfect ease andsacurlty
Thcrcfeiu, n rulliead possessing such terminal
facilities, rnut quickly commend Itself te and
besought by the etbur great systems as a desir
able connection and an advantageous outlet,
whlle te lis po-sessers It offers n luvalusble
franchise
Prrparntery Services.
Theio will be ten-ices in tte Presbyterian
church, Kast Orangu i,tix-et, this evening at T 30,
preparatory te the communion which will be
adnilr.l. tiled en Sunday
The Itsjiiienil i wiillrniubTunrs te Callten.la
mill tlie l'acltle Nertnnest.
The two grand leurs across the continent ad
veitliedby HayniendA W'liltcemli lnthclrslith
annual series of trunxcentlnenud excursions,
are by far the most attractive this enterprising
firm has eer etruied. Ihere will beu tripet
flfiy-nlne days, the date of departure being
April 29, und one of sixty-five days, beginning
May 6. Beth take the same outward route
through Kansas, Colerado, New Mexico Arizona
and Southern California, and there ure numer
ous halts and eight-seeing side trips. The first
party will return eastward by the Central Paci
fic and Denver A Ule limnde routes, after vlili
ing ban Francisce and Monterey, and the ether
will precied from the former pert by steamer te
Portland, Oregon, and thence en a grand round
through Oregon, Wushlngtnu territory, the l'u
get Hound country, und Vancouver Island, II
C , the homeward route being ever the entlru
length of the Northern Pacific railroad, with
visits te ta Puiil, Minneapolis, Lake Mlnne Mlnne
tenka, etc Conductors will accompany the tour
ists t und Pullman palatu cars und ether first
class accommodations will be provided in exery
care, Descrlptlre circular have been Issued,
and these wlllbn forwarded toanyuddres.upeii
application te H. T. Shields, 111 Seuth Mulh
stieet, under Continental hotel, Philadelphia.
MA It It l SUES.
Beau I'etcks. On the id of March, Uil, by
the Kev. W. T. I.i'llrird, at his lesldence, N. 3i
Last Orange street, Ml James M Heatii te Miss
Lxdla Ann Peter-, hothef Vogansxdlle.
Ldwakcs WiwuR. en the lih March, 1SS6, by
the lnv. W. T. t.eihaid, at his rcld-nce, Se. :il
astOntnge street, Mr .Mudtsen F rdwardi,te
Miss LetLir Wluier, both et Providence town
ship. Unevs BsEMiaAS On the 4th et March, at
the residence et the bride's parents, at Wild Cat
rails, by Itev. A. Knxdur, air Klmer K tirex-e.
orMaytewn, and Miss Ithedn K lirenemaii, of
Wild Cut Fuiis. both of Luucuster county, I'.i.
UiJ-ltJA w
DKAilla
fl.OLrre-s. March S, 1M, In this city, Al.
burta It ,uldestdanghteref JnhnD, audAmandu
blngluteu, uged 'J yeais and -2 days.
bhe has passed from earth aw bv.
Ila hastened en te heaxenly glory ;
Armed by faith and x tnged by jiraj cr,
llcux'en's eternal da s huroreber.
Her earthly mission new Is ended,
hwlftly passed rer pilgrim days,
Hepe has Lhanged astliHl demamled,
t ulth te Bight und pruj er te praise.
The rehitlx-es und friends of the family, are
respectfully luvlted te uttend the funeral fieui
her parents' lesldence. Ne, ti7 North Mary
street, en f-atutday ufternoen at 2 o'clock. In.
termeutat Lancaster cemetery, hci vices at the
West Mission M. K. thmch, comer of Charlette
and Lemen sticcu.
diAitKJirti.
fnltadetplila 1're.tuie alarkni.
PniLADELvuu. March 5. Fleur market stead".
Sales of eO) barrels, Minn, bukers: utll VlflJ
Peuna. family at flGt aj Western at (I 37kfi5
Patent. en16
Hyolleur dull utj-t iStlZbn.
iJLp,l"".,?'ll-iVueji-Mari;b, 01);c, April,
W5et May, 93);ct June, tUJje. ' '
ni.V.Vt'' "Xe ( April, May. June, 47kc.
Oau-V;e Mttix-U t wy,e, April, May, June.
New Tork Produce Market,
v$V ,OIU'.A1.!'t.-as'-'''eirdullt tine grades
S..J ,nVJ,' "'. Superfine, tl H?03 t
Coininen te lair extra Ohie, J SCC3 75 1 geed Ui
?? ISI h.,eiV S 3 miu,(rrleitra
Mlnn.,MSIii3 KxtraNe . fj Suaa js.
Wheat e. 1 h ed, ttute en snot. l!c: Ne.4 lted
state, en spot. Olut Nn l W'hlEittafe' S f Se
iiKed. Winter, Apiil.OlXet May.wvc' ' '
Cern he. mutsi. cu,h, tec, Jstis Mixed.
March, SOC) April. Wic. . " w,i,-u
Oats -Se. 1 White, state, 4tci Ne. I de jure
Me. 1 Mixed, Marclvesc. ue. nc.
liyeaulli western, Liflflle i Slate, eJfjOc.
Jiailey Ilruii uugmded Cuniuta, eltptia,
Pnrlrdullf mm- ..hi ftt7.ln tji
I Lard-March, fti u : April, M 30 1 May. 15 31 1
J une, WW, ' ' ' ?l' fl
Molasses dull j boiling stock at luc for &
test. Perte lllce,aiO',c,
Turpentlne firm m 50c. .... .
Kestn oulet t stmtned te geed, II 05O1 18.
Petroleum dull Kenned. Xc . . .
Hlcediilli Carolina and Louisiana at 3X0
43,
Sugar dull tint unchanged t Knflned eutleftf,
r,sefgrannlted,ii4fiXej tidr te poed ren nery,
MrfflT'ti Confections A,"f.Sc.
Tallew quiet i prtrue city, Kc!
Butter unlet I wesinrn imitation unamerr
fancy AUi'kCi suite), lSS'Ict Kaslern Creamery
S.T.-T.-.
Oheese steady
Ohie Flat, cholce TfliHc t
Btatc.ejte . ,.
Kuks loner t St.ite. ITat Western. IMiLc,
Hay Choice gnvrti-s eulet t Ne. 1, '.
rrelghts nominal x grain te Ltxcrpoe!,Sp.
Coffee dull t Spot Ule at tJitfiCi l ca
gees, K-
Cldntgn I'rednc Market.
Chicaoe. March S. 0 SO p m. Market opened.
Wheat March, ;c ! April, Sc ! May, ? t
' corn-March. STKc. i Api It. SJe ; Stay, iic ;
J une, 4V.
Oats March. e ( April, sn(e : May, Slffle,
fork-March, 110 3JJ i May, SI0 8.V, June
110 te .,,,,
ijiru siarcn, iit,; apni, tjwji nj, "".t.
June, 6 OS.
Ulbs-Mar,$.s.S;K May, lit JK-
cxuHire.
Wheat-March, Met May.Slc.! June, ),..
Cern March. S7,c Aprli,a;Kci May. i
")ati-March.ac: May, K;;c
Perk-March, flew; April, 10SS. May,
110 30! June. 110 in.
Lard-March, April, 307K; May, 5 OS j
June, til li'dCUVJ.
Short 'Ribs March, S ffl ; April, 5 JTS t May,
is;tiK: June, li i.
(train and rrollens.
rurnlshcd by S. K. Yundt, Breker, Chicago.
March 6, 1 o'clock p. in.
WheL Cern. Oats, l'erk. I.srd.
March....
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. . e te
April
May
June
August
XVlnter Wheat.
Spring Wheat.
Cern...
Oat
Bye
Barley
Oil City
Crude OU....
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S2, te 4n
. .. 10 43
Sl'3
6 10
ltccelpts. Car Ixits.
llesd.
KecelpU-Hegs. in.eu
Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. u .
W'heaL Cem. Oats, l'erk.
Lard
c ex
March .
April. .
May....
June ..
le ru
S7
!4'I 4()?J
v.lj 4(4
lest
10 S.X
. 10.40
July
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en Cltv-
Crude Oil 7f
LI" Stock prices.
ClttCAOe, March 1 Cattle llecelpts, 8.SW head
shipment". 2.x,ee) hesd i market slew, closing
lower; shipping steers M0 te 1.NO 6s, $3t0
SiO; stocked and feeder. 1til.40: cows,
bulls and mixed, II 7513 CO , bulk, t! T3GJa :
through lexan-i, WMittMi
Hogs lit celpls. 1HOO head; shipments, S.oue
head: market slew and lfilOc lower,
rough and mixed, M segt 10; parking and htp
plnir, (l.luStMi light, VlsiflllJ; skips, riTMi
4 7.x.
-heep-lteceints, St'Ohead; shipments. 1..V0
head: uuirket slew, wciker ; natives, IJ Kifftui j
Wetern, $I50at60j Texaus, fiMGf.K; Lumbs,
LOOSS, (0 V 1ISI Bs.
new Turk Stecxs.
.Nw Yerk, March 3 XVsH street, 10 p. m.
Meney easy at i per cent. Foreign exchange
quiet, at (4 KfJI DO; Oevernments firm;
Currency B's, 12CJi hid ; 4's coups. I1J7H
bid ; 4f s tll2,s4 bid.
The stock market opened weak and K teK
percent lower, but the bull cliques seen began
bidding prices up, and thereby scared the shorts
lntoiccevcry. Their buying resulted in an ad
vance of H te ltj per cent, all around by mld
d iy. The market has since been dull and with
out tcatttte.
Stock Market.
Quotations by Heed, McOrann A Ce , bankers,
Lancaster, l'a.
KIV TURK LIST. 11 A. X. I2K. 3 Tit.
Canada Pacific fit'; CHJ f''i
U C. C. 1 3y, 3JJJ 63
cei. coal ;;
Central Pacific. t:y,
Canada southern .... 4J)
Chi., St L. A Pgh
Denver A Ule Grande
Del., Lack. A Western lit 1W 14
Erie vi K 2j
Krleld vsU n,A? esr
New Jersey Central SljJ MSJ 3;I
k t is 'ail a-)J
LOU.AN 412 413 41
Lakr, Shere S7,S bT'J 87,4
Michigan Central .... 7J
Vinurl Pacific ... llili
Northern Pacific 2, S5S 2t
N. P. Pret WVi 6." ft's
N. xv iciH mQ le.
New TTerk Central lO.S Hi'j jU.-,
Ohie Central lk IK H
Omaha 3v? 40 H4
Oregon Trans 81J SI Slfi
Ontario A Western 10-
1'aclBc Hull Six H)i 31
Uechester ft Pittsburg 3W
au Paul !:w Kfi
Texas Pacific 12 U lli
Union Pactnc & t,ift 4-rti
Wabash Common V, '.i'A 1'H
xvabiwh I'reierred 1V, Wi VjV.
Western Union Telegraph., I9jf 7d)i 7u',i
Weil Shere
mlLADBXFniA UBT.
Lehigh Valley 19 99 M
B., .V Y. Jt PhUa 5 5 5
Pennsylvania 51 M'i 6t
tteadlng UK 11 S-ld It? J
Lehigh Navigation SiH iiy, 51
Hestenvllle W
Philadelphia ft Erie
Northern Cent
People's PasMner 4J
U'd'g Oen'N M'tg's Cs JhV wj i
OU 7K ;0l 79J.
A'gTP AD VF.ll T1SE11EXTS.
-OAKINQ POWnKK.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength und wholesemenens. More eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude et low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Held only in earn. Keval Uaiuse 1'ewesr Ca,
106 Wall Street. New Yerk. max-27-lvdftw
CI EO. TL1CK,
X TA.XIDEKMIRT,
Ne. 15 West u tun am stbzxi
Birds and Animals 6luffsd en the most reason,
able terms. mar3-ld
UOP03A1.S.
Piopesals trill be received for as tnueh
American Lead (net ever ten tens) us the city
may lcqulre te April 1, 187
Proposals will be received for ene and one
half gross of brass tbiee quarter Inch ferules, te
weigh net less than one pound suvcu ounces
each, well ground In and te be made of geed
brass after thu medtl te be seen at the mayor's
efllce.
Proposals will be received for as many Cast
iron Water PIpcB as the ctty may lequtre te
April 1, 1!7 Pipes te bu cast for nityj feet head
tit water. Bids must specify hew much per gross
tens delivered tn Lancaster ter four, six, eight,
twelve and twenty Inch plpts of tbu bist qual
ity and furnished Immediately upon thu elder
of the city.
Properuls xx 111 be received for such special
casting us may beiequlredln the XYater Depart
ment or the city up te April 1, 1U7. Castings te
be bid for per pound, te consist of four, six,
eight, twelreund twenty Inch biunches.nleuvcs.
slop covers, cle , and bids fur all castings must
Include patterns.
Proposals xvlll be received for one dezen Fire
Hydrants, also, one dozen hxdraut cases, lly
uiuuip uiiu V.1SC i" iiu uiu lur supuruieiy
Proposals w 111 be recelx'ed for as many Step
Valves, four, six, eight, twelve and twenty Inch,
iwt the city may lequlre te April 1,18$7, te be fur.
nisbul as thu city may elder.
PtopesaM will be teceived for as many Step
Bexes us may be required te April 1, 1M7. The
Bexes te bu made of the sizes ordered by the
bupeilnltfiident of Water Works, of one und
euu half Inch geed white pine Bids musl.uta
hew lunch per loot, beuid ineusuie, complete,
and te be luinUhedas th Superintendent inay
dliect.
Proposals will be received for hauling 20 fnrh
pipes to.the proposed extension. Bidders wilt
lute hew inuth per net ten ter hauling same.
Alse, at the sumo tliua proposals will be re
celved for hauling ull ether pipes during the
year unlit thu 1st day or April, lb37.
The lemiiiltteu to.erve the right te reject any
or all bids.
'Ihe furegelng propesulswlll be received at the
Mayer's ufllce uutllXhursUsy, March 11, ISsO, at
7 o'clock, p. in.
. ...... JACOB HALBACH.
iu5-tdirsJlW' supt. of Water Works.
xinr .tiir-itKrisitjrirsrr.
E en urntCIn'ici: two-sterv nnicic
Dwelling Heuse, Ne. NO K.vt Orange tn-et.
mar it Id
llllisil A IIIIO.
HA. THOMPSON, FANCY CAKU AND
Bread Baker, N. B. Cerner Seuth I'rtncn
and Herman treet.s.wlll he nt A enue K, Mall 11,
Central Market, te morrow morning, wlthnulte
line of Bread, Cakes, Crullers, ere tn Puffs.
Doughnuts, Kgg Busks, etc. ltd
M
i:nm:i!Chek rink.
til'KN SATUKDAY K K.MNti
MtS KM. V STKTHD.V, of Bosten, the most
graceful lady skater In America, will itltetiun
of her llneeshlbllleus nmt exhibit her Wonder
ml Klectrle Light en Wednesday e cuing. Ad
mission, ice. It
KVAN'.S FLOUR.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
Just itncr.ivr.n.
4iyW)pnundser Choice Hlcete sell I R for
230 , and one te sell (! S. for J3c , Drltd Peaches,
4 Bs iSe.i Scalloped Crackers, 4 Bs v Our
Prunes. 4 fts for'iJe , are choice frutt. Try them,
soda lltsctilts, bV. t,
OLABKK'STKASTOUE.
,ts xve.t Mug street,
airStere open every evening.
B
rCIIMlLI.EK'S.
Ontr a little while lenfferean ren Aiiire de
cided bargains In Onns, Cutlery, ltexelxers,
ltsiers, clssers, Machinists Toels, Ac.
We offer special bargains in Huns and Gun
Goods until the lMhtnt.. te close out eurenttre
stock before April l. Inside and Outside show
cases lersaie cneap.
Hl'CllMtLLKIt'S,
Ne. IS! North Queent St , I ancastcr
T" All goods left for repairs must be called
for by March 50, mar3-3wd
Itxstatk ok salemk j. niTKHeYi:s,
JJ lateefthectty et I.aucaster,deccRsed. Letters
of administration en said estate hiving been
granted te the undersigned, all persons In
debted thereto are requested te mske Imme
dlate payment, and these having claims or de
mands against the same will present them ter
settlement te the undersigned
1. H. lU'KltOWKS.
Jan2)-CtdFciw Administrator.
ASrr.ClAI,MKr.TINOOFTHKSTOt'K ASrr.ClAI,MKr.TINOOFTHKSTOt'K
helders of Lancaster Cttv Street Hallway
Company, will be held nt the -trx'cns Heue,
this city, en TCK-dlAY, MAKCIl SO, P3,ats
o'clock p. tu , te take action en the proposed In
crease et the capital stock of satd cempinx trem
J10,UUUteSU,0il. A full attendance Is dt-Mrvd.
1IIOS. U. LOCHIi .N,
secretary.
Jan8tdFAms.r59
E STATU Ol l'ATHIl'K ltKlSLlN,
latcef Drumere Township, Lancaterceuuty
Pa. deceased. Letters of admtnlslrstinn en sjdd
estate hiving been grunted te the undersigned,
all jitrsens Indebted thereto are requested te
make Immediate payment, and tho-.e having
claims or demands against the same, xxltl pr
sent them without delay for settlement te the
undersigned, rrsldlmrln sud township
sAMUKL J RUOKKS, Administrator
II B swark. Attorney. mars ItdAXiw
HORSKS ! HOUSES 1
Always en hand Canada and
Horses. A fresh sumilv even- wtuk.
Western
Will be
seia at private s.iie. mis
... . . .r ".l .-
week
Canada and
Illinois
Horses
AT TUX MERRIUAC STATU. I,
NO. 113 NOUTH PK1NCK STKELT,
GKOItGK OHO'iMAN.
SS-A11 Horses First Class. feblD-lydiw
KOPOSAT5
Proposals will be recelx'ed fei Dlgglnc Out
and lteflutng all Trencher ler Laying Water
Pipes from April 1, la te prtll.l"7. trenches
te lie two feet wide and four feet deep. Bidders
will stite price per cubte yard for earth, and
iirlce per cubte yard for rock All work w 111 tin
lone ttuder the direction of the superintendent
of xx'ater xverks, and all measurements wilt tie
made by the City Knglneer. Contractors will
have te guard ull open trenches and have red
lights displayed ullnlgbt Contractors will give
bend In the sum el ene hundred dollar' for
faithful performance of contract. The commit cemmit
ter reserve the right te reject any or nil bids.
The foregelDg proposals will be recelx-edfat the
Mayer". Office until IIIUBSDAI. MABcII II,
1550, at 7 o'clock p in. J. HALHAtJI,
Superintendent of Wider Works.
mJ-ttr,VM,W
INSTATE OF W.M. A. KKLL.EU, LATE
JJ of the city of Lancaster, deceased. Letters
of administration en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons Indebt
ed thereto are requested te make immedlate
payment, and these hax'lng claims or demands
against the same, will present them without de
lay for settlement te the undersigned, residing
lu thu city et Lancaster.
UKOKtiK K. FAHNLSTOCK.
Administrator,
Ne. 20 Kast Chestnut St , Lancaster, Pu.
11. 31. ORTn, Attorney. JanSWitdFeaw
rx DESTRUCTi nu: e u a I x i nu.
NOCItACKl.NU, NO PKKLl.NO, .NO Bl.lSTKlt
1NO. We have a system of graining sew weed that
must. In the near future, take the plac of the
old system en all new work, its merits being us
fellows Total (abolition et u painted ground
work, speed and cleanliness In working it,
beauty and transparency ei finish, smoothness
and durability, and the cupablllty of receiving
as high finish as hard weud by the same meth
ods. I his process is thn nearest approach tn
natural xroed that has yet been discovered. Call
and see samples. Gl THKIK ft -ON,
sole Agents for Lancaster County.
Heuse Painting and (i raining Kmperium, corner
or Chestnut and Ncxln Streets.
We have ulse about Twenty slate Mantles,
which must be sold within the next ten days,
cheap for cash, en account of moving.
uiar3-3md
pUBUERS !
RUBBERS ' '
GREAT SEDUCTION
-IN-
Prices of Rubbers.
1,000 Pairs of Misses' and Heys' First Quality
Itubbers ut 3c. per pulr.
S.oeo pairs or Ladles' llnbberd at 30 cents per
pair.
G,000 Pairs of Men's Ilubbers at se cents per
pair.
POO Pairs of Ladles' Pebble Butten Shoes,
square or round tee, reduced from S2.O0
teai.SOpcr pair.
COO Pairs of Men's Butten and Lace Shoes re
duced from 91J0 te 83 oe.
Alse a Great Variety of Ladles', Men's and Beys'
Slippers for the Holidays at Very Low Lew
Prices. Hundseme Men's Embroidered sIlpper nt Hl.oe
per pair.
JOIN HIEIENZ,
61 NORTH QTJEEN STREET,
LANCASTEH. PA.
(Inquirer Building.)
TflXCURSIOXS.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION EXCURSIONS
All Travellug Expenses Included.
A PAUTY WILL LEAVK PHILADELPHIA,
Thursday, April 20,
Fer a Tour of 09 Dajs through
Colerado and California,
With halts nt Chicago, Les Vegas, Het Springs,
Bantu Fe, Albuquerqua, Les Angelica, Han Fran.
rlsce. salt Lake City, Manlteu, Denver, etc., und
daylight trips ever the sierra Nevada and
through the most picturesque regions of the
W'ahsuteli and llecky Mountains. Incidental
trip te the Yosenilte valley and '.be Big Trees.
A Party will lenxe Philadelphia, Thursday,
Maye,
for a Tourer 05 Duysox'erthesamo reute through
COI.OHADO AND CAI.lFOIt.Nl A,
Thence through the Picturesque lleglens of the
PACIFIC NORTHWEST,
And homeward ever the Northern l'acltle Hall
read, this part of the trip Including Oregon,
W ushlngten Terrttei y, Puuet sound, Vancouver
Island, iduhe, Mentana, Lincoln, (.Nerthuru
Dakota), und Minnesota, with halts at Portland,
Tacoma, Seattle, Victeria, St. Paul, Minneapolis
Lake Mlnneteuka, etc.
Incidental trip (in connection with all thrse
excursion.) te the Yosemlte Valley nud lug
Trees t lde-trlps,f desirid, te Alaska und tte
1 ellowsteno National Park
W. UAYMO.VD. 1. A. WHITCOMB.
STJ-Send for descriptive circulars.
H. F. SHIELDS,
111 Seuth Ninth Strtit, (Under CettttntnUl Hetel)
PHILADELPHIA. ln3-3ld
MKW AnrXRTl8XMB!trtl.
fTtllli: " YKM.OW KHONT" K1VK-OKNT
. ,A, J.n." PJK" "u" sustains its reputation
as the best In the city, at
tl eruierly Hartman's.) 21 North Oueen frh
Mil. i,t:en VON OSSKO iiaheTjTnki)
classes forthe prucllcat Instruction In the
(lenimunnd Mench langtiage.. nmt i,w,ires a
few mere I idles and gentlemen who wish te take
advantage of this opportunity. Apply nt his
studio. .SO.TVKAXTKlNesiUfcKT.
mart lwd Above I.oclier'a Drug Mere.
r5 nroKTer thi: i,oNi)rrfe3T(rTliTK
Farmers' .National Hank, of Lancaster, Pa.,
nt the clee efliustness, M AHCI1 1, IvCi
HESOfRCkS.
Leans and dUceunti t
V. Bends
Due from ether .National Bauk and
Bunkers
Hanking Heuse
Kxpenscs and tuxe paid
Hills of ether Hanks and cash Items.
Specie, Legal Tender notes and & per
cent tund .
snout in
Vsi.nw m
CW.M1 1".
:tx,ui ie
u.:kU id
17..VW M
1M.IC7 00
ll.TtHtM M
t-IAUtUTIES.
Capital stock paid lii
surplus riuunind t'udlvlded l'mills.,
National Hank notes outstanding....
Dividends tiutudd ..
Individual and t'.s. dcpeslu
Due toether National flanks
4.V,0ll (il
'."iil.iss art
4l.fJ.51li en
1.-W7 7".
(Wl.liu Td
M.0U7 01
Sl.7tM.tlil ss
ltd
KDW. II. HUOWN, Cashier.
LANC.VSTl'.n COUNTY NATIONAI,
BANK. MAHCHl.KSJ.
kESOCRCES.
Leans and Dlsceiinu $ 7SI.7K Sit
l'. S Bends ai,(J l
Heal F.stnte 31,119 39
Current hxienses and taxes paid.... 7.5-v'V e
Checks and Other Cash Items ,4 M
Due from Baiik-dexcltKlveorrcserxe) 47,ftVt fit
Legal Heserxe lunds 191,313 lj
Total
tuniLiTirs.
Capital Stock
xurplus Fund
I ndlvided Profits
Circulation
Dividends 1'np.iid ,
Iudlxidnal Depestin
Due te Banks
1.3(J7,SJri It
...
300.CXO un
i;e,im t
4i,ss -;
2T0,0lO tl
LSW 60
sTMJi ;
8,1 te
Total
; u
II BUF..NEM AN, Cashier.
J HOB ltxCttUAX,
DAVtUtiKAVKILL,
1 IWtS llAttlV.
Directors
ltd
G
REAT BARGAINS.
SPECIAL SALE
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
WATT & SHAND
New offer the Largest Stock and Best X nlue
that they have ever placed before their custe
uiers. Special Attractions.
ALL LINEN DAMASK. K. a yard, usual
price. S3c.
HAND-LOOM TABLE LINENS. 37Kc. a xard;
worth !k.
HEAVY YAP.N BLEACHED DAMASK, fflc. a
yanl ; real value, ;.tc.
BLEACHED OEKMAN DOUBLE DAMASKS,
, h;. a j uru , luuugui cueup Ul fi.uu.
HEAVY LINEN MOMIE TOWELS. 50 Inches
wide, Inches long, 12c. each ;
usual price. Sue.
IMMENSE GERMAN DAMASK TOWELS, Me-
dallen Centres, 'Juc each.
FINK UEUMAN DAMASK TOWELS, with or
without border knotted fringe, werthS7ke.
Our price, 25c. each.
.lAtOtAUD CKOCHET QUILTS, J1.0) each
Ueal value, tlS5.
lust Kecelx'ed, New Styles In
Mntlr.ts anil Persian Draperles,
Fer W Indew Curtains.
intending
WOOL
Purchasers Can New Buy ALL
BLANKETS 85 per cent under
.Next seasen's Prices
AT THE
New Yerk Stere.
WILL
IAMSON .v. I'OSTKR.
-THE-
KUt Shirt Suits
-ion-
CHILDREN I
The demand for children's Kilts has become te
general with us that we have found It necessary
te pay special attention te them. We have nt
present lully Twelve Different Styles of Kilt
skirts for Children, that range In price from
11 5e te $400. Bctore making your Beys' Kilts we
should be pleased te show you our assortment.
BOY'S SHIRT WAISTS.
Fancy Calicos
ivhlte Muslin
Wumsutta Muslin
French Percale
...5e.
. ..75c.
...75c.
fancy Colored Flannel
71c. andtl.00.
Ulue,lliewii,Urcenaud Fawn Celer Flanncl.ll.'.
i we shades in a creamy colored All-wool
Flannel, $l.G5.
Men's Dressy EraiterSj
LACE, BUTTON AND CONGRESS, $2.60.
A Geed Solid Shee with leather insoles and
counter made te our special order, and one we
are sure will command a rapid sale. Try a pair
and we are sure you will acknowledge It te be
the best Shoe you were for $2.40.
AWHITEDEESS SHIRT,
Itelnterced Baek and Fient, 50c
THE PERFECT-FITTING EIGHMIE
(I, or 1140 per Half Ileren.
WORKING SHIRTS, 25i
CARDIGANS, 50c. 75c. &S1.
A very large variety el new shapes In
STIFF PELT IATS !
That are Advance Styles for Spring,
Caps for Men and Beys
in Heavy and Middle Weight Cleth, Xc.
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S POLOS, 25c.
Trunks.'TalUcg k Hand Sutrliris.
32, 34, 36 & 38 East King St.,
l.ANCASTKK, PA.
j-Stere clesa at bee p.
cepled.
jn., Saturday ex-
Williamson & Fester,
XJtir JWrXKTMKMKNTII.
THK 1'lNKST, UMKKKY, lltkeK.
berry, (linger and Klmmel llmndles nt M
u Sn'l,".?." "ur Ctt,,u R luart ltye Whisky
...... ,...,.
UOIIHKIt'8LIQltOIl8TOHR,
Centra tiquarv, Lancaster, l'a
Ne. a
aptv.iyatl
131..VYIX0 CAUDS-A IT 1,1, I,INK OK
...... l:,1P.,'r', Casslnn and (Inlgel Cutds, rmiit.1
cents le eents .nrg(.t ,lwk tit the city, lit
. i..: l AI.,K.,KI ' " Vhl.I.tlW r-KONl,"
1 1 ermerly llnitinnn'a,) il North ytieen SL
VTOTlOIl
rnt lLiJ,r,JS!?l'iP0,,.,1"hceenni the proprle-
l,,i'.U,Sn x.,iCi7.,el,, " xh c"y of 1-niica..
ter, t a., and hu w 111 liorvatinreundtiel and eon een een
line the business. nu lnvitc, ceutituta uce of
Its former patronage.
.'OMNB. Mll.LKIt.
(Lute of Huntingdon, Pa.)
I.XKcisTKR, Pa., March 4, lssk ml-sttt
ANliSTIl.I.A Fl'KTHKU KKDUCTION.
1 will mnke te jour order nn elegnnt Kng.
Ilsh Fur Beaver Oxerceit. nlcetv trimmed and
elegantly made, fort-V; price benire.latinarj' 1st
trout f.13 te fin. A tlrst-class Business Suit rer
rM, A x-cry tine Worsted Dresa suit for Ml;
former price, sin te its. A perfect lit guaran
teed. Call and see the bargains
AT UOMKNSTKIN'S
Fine Tailoring Establishment,
Ne. 37 North Oueen struct, Lancasler, Pa.
Ui2-6tndU
PROl'OSAI.S.
Proposals will be teceived at the Mayer's
Office for as much Hard Pea Ceal. Ne. 1 size, as
may be required at the Xxuter Works from April
1 te ocieuer l, is,i, the ceul te bu thoroughly
screened and of the best quality, otherwise It
will be sent back at thenxpensoef the party
furnishing It. Civil te be delivered Inte boiler
neuscHai worn itnuy. The cemmittee reset ve
the l Ight te reject any or nil bids. The foregoing
piopesals will be recidved nt the Mayer's
ui
mce
until Thurday, March 11, 16, nt 7 o'clock p. m.
JACUIIHA1.BAC1I.
Superintendent of Xx'ater XVerks.
marJ-ttiir, s,l,xv
JOHNS.OIVI.KIt.
(J KO. 1 H.VTHVON.
CARPETS !
Bedy Brtlsel, stry Hi
tvwiy.
All XViKtl Kxtra "upr Ingrains. Cotten Chain
l.xtni.-Miper Ingrains.
Ingram, Sic, XHr., tee , ., Mc.. tV.
Dsmak and enella-.i Hall and Stair Carpet.
llemi-made Bag and Chain Carpet.
Linoleum and Fleer Oil Cleth.
Paper I tiling statr Pads and Stair Heds.
DADO VHVDKS.
wll HI v n
ci.ern AND
HOl.l'.AND.
SPIUM) AND COllD F1VTUBKS
AURORA CARPET SWEEPER.
All Muds of
IIOl'SKKKKPINO
nt Lewest Price'.
DltV HOODS
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
Ne. 25 Enst King Streot,
l.AscABTsa, Pa
JsTORBKCK A M1I.KY
THIRD
GREAT
SPRING
CARRIAGE SALE.
AT-
NORBECR & MILEY'S,
COKNK.lt OF DLKF. AND X INK Sl'ltKKTS,
l.ANCASTKH, PA,
MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1886.
10 A. M , t 2 P. M.
Ji-TKltMS NINETY DAI NOTK ; 81
PhK ChNT. Ol F FOU CASH.
GREATEST OF 8AI.K
OIU'.ATKST IN NU.M11E11S.
tiUEATEsr IN XAUIKTX..
UNKST IN FINISH,
A LI. KT LES ND OUADK3.
ALSO, A FEW Sl.ElflHS.
First CIa-4 Vehicle at Lew Prices Is utsenlsh
Ing, but xi e de It, und as proof, we refer tn any
buyer at former sales. Over CO) Jobs sold at
fermersales nud net IOMerth of repair. Our
sales In Lancaster city and county In the last
few years are larger than any two ruUill facto
rles In the city or county. Ve manufacture
tneru than any three lactnrtus tn abex'emen
ttened district. This Is no paper tnlk, buta lact.
A public Inspection Is Invited te examine work.
Precurnaburgulii. Don't listen te abusive, leal
eus und lying competitors, but attend and see
ter yourself, eule MO.N DA V, -M AltCIt '-"i, Is, al
0a m. and 2 p. m.
TEBMS Ninety days, with approved secu
rity ; lr percent otffernmh.
NOItUKCK ft M1LKV, Proprietors.
B. F. Uexrc, Auctioneer.
CAltD XVe knew Berne of our competitor,
have ntiused our reputation en account of hold held
Ing sales and reducing the price et a first-class
Jeb, but we challenge them tignln, as tielerc, te
produce b much II rt-clas stock, or construct a
finer vehicle of uny style. XVe mean business,
and these It concerns can have ftatisfacllen by
ratling en or addressing Norbeck ft Mlley.
rUR BALIS UU HKST.
FOU KENT FROM Al'KIM, THATDE THATDE
slrable Stere Beem, Ne. IB Centre Square,
hns beeu used feraclirar stele for x ears, pplx
te UF.OUUE XX'.TOMLINSON,
mai-3-tM Shcrttrs Ottlce.
FOU KENT.
Store Beem and Dwelling Ne. 212 North
Qieen street, opposite Keystenu Heuse, and oc
cupied by Jehn Hetting as n liquor stere
Apply te Pllll.lt LKB.ELTKIl.
JanAi-tfd .enh Queen Street.
FOItHALECUEAF.
One Ijincaster Cabinet Organ, cost lltl,
will Bell at a bargain.
Call en or address, Ne. 837 North Cherry alley,
Lancaster, Pa. dil-tfd
FOK SALE OK KENT AN ESTAB
LISHED CO It. N Kit UBOCKUY and mVKL
l.l.Vll, wlih modern conveniences. Apply at
6.".' XV est Chestnut stieet, or 5 13 Bast Orange
street. l.'Mwd
FOK KENT,
shop in resref Ne. 37 West Cbostnutstreet,
used as a cigar-box factory, and a shop en
Mifflin street, between Seuth Qiii-un and Prlnce
streets, lately used as a cnrrlagu factory. Alsea
dwelling and stere room new occupied by A.
Hubley as a drag Btere, West it lug street.
Apply at the
113-11
1NTELLI0F.NCEII OFflCK.
FOR KENT.
Frem April 1st, the East King Street lies
taurant and Dining ltoeuix. Thebeat In town;
130 feet deep: geed front; back and slde light.
May be extended te ls.1 uet If desired. Fer
further particulars call at
Ne.SH KAST KINO BTUEKT.
Lancaster, Pa.
PUKLl'J HALE-ON TUESDAY, MAKOH
. Istsd, will be sold ut thn Leepard Hetel, a
two-story brick dwelling, centululng ball nnd
five rooms, situated Ne Si! Beaver stieet. Bale
te commence ut 7 o'clock, Conditions made
known by , 11.11. 11UIIKK.
limner BnuDEiiT, Auctioneer. mlMd
Xj)K KENT.
BTOBE BOOM Ne. 2fi$ j A 1.SO Ne. 20.
Bathrooms may be thrown Inte one If desired,
making nnu of Hi" largest and best lighted
rooms In the city. Fer partlrulars call at
Ne. a) EAST li INO BTlt tET,
Lancaster, Pa.
FOK RENT.
First-class. Dairy Farm, 02 acres, situate
two miles from Lancaster city.
Basemen i, corner Centre sqnare and North
Queen street, suitable for a barbershop.
Brick Dwellings, SiO East Fulton street, and
2S.1 Church street.
Sale und Exchange Stables en West Orange
street, near Water.
Several Frame Houses en Jehn street.
Janlltfd HlltSllA IIKOTHKKS.
PUHMO HALT: OK VAT.UAHLE KEAI.
tstaie. On XV'EDNKSDAY, MABCII 10.
1SS0. will be sold ut the Leepard Hetel, In the city
of Lancaster, nil tint certain nno-stery Frame
DWELLINli HOUSE. Ne. S3), with let or piece
of ground attached, situated ou the w est side or
lieu th Quren street, centululng en said street 18
feet 'J luchus, mero or less, and extending in
depth westxiurd te Beu vcr street S30 feet, mere
or lets There Is upon the premises a well of
never falling water, grupu vines, fruit tree,ete.
balotecuiiiineucu ut iY, o'clock, wbea terms
will be made known by
G.K. METZCElt,
Kxecntoref Jacob Ureir, deceased.
II, gnrsERT, Auctioneer. rie,Tu,Th4F
XI I l-I'KY'KHAUlIKT I'OWllKllH-lir.i,-im
? "in.nil '"Kraut odors, Ilflletrnf. Mo Me
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ler sale nt IIUHI.Kl's Dlltm STOUK,
. Ne 24 West Klngtlteet
UMVBKMKKT9.
T ANUASTKK NHlin
GRAND EXCURSION
TO THK
COLUMBIA BINK.
Special arrangements have been made with
the P. 11. It. Ce. for thn Issuing of excursion
tickets mid the running of a special oscursleii
te mid from Columbia tut
ntttiAY KVKNlNtl, M AI10II Ml.
The attractions nt the rink will be all cxhltd
Hen by MISS KI.I.A S IKT30N, the most grnes
fill IriIv skater In America, nud n OMKMII.K
ItACKlietwien Kd. Troyer anil Jeseph Kline.
Martin's Full KINK BAND will accompany the
P irty and furnish the music at the lllnk.
FAUK FOB HOUND TK1P, Mc.
Persons who will accompany the parly will
leaxuthelr names with CO. 8t tickler, at the
A'kihiIikt Dlllce, en or hefern Friday morning
Iteturii train will arrlre lu Lancaster about
midnight.
HTlllCKI.KH ft SOt.K, Managers.
XxUI.TON Ol'EKA II0USP
MONDAY, MARCH 0th, 1000.
The wonderful Negro Bey Pianist,
BLIND TOM!
THK
Musical Phenomenon of the Age,
Itcnowned throughout the world as
THE GREATEST NATL'lllL PIANIST LIVING.
The exhibition of whose marvelous gift has
gained blm world-wlde celebrity, mid has both
astonished and delighted the greatest masters of
music, will nppenrna above for
Positively One Night Only I
ADMISSION
UKSKUVKll SKATS.
,X and M CENTS.
71 CENTS,
Scats secured at Oiicra HottseOmro. tnCtd
F
ULTON Ol'EKA HOUSE
FRIDAY EVBN'Q, MAROH 5, 1000.
THE EMINENT TBAUKDIAN,
FREDERICK WARDE,
As Damen, In Bnnlm's Sterling 1 ragedy,
DA10U AND PYTHIAS,
SVPPOItTED II
Heury Avellng, Mlsa Mltteua Wlllett,
And a Powerful Company, under the Mansge
men t of BOItr, V. Hl'llsUN.
OAST
FBEDEIULK XVABDK.
IlKNar Avst.isu
. S C. DOlleis.
.Ions K. Kr.LLisn.
XX' .1. JlltlSSTOS
T. K. UAlttilcl.
tlse A. Watsen.
CO AS. II. CnAHTSRS,
. .. J. F. 1'ALVKR.
. .. M. Asdrkws.
lltrCnnTi.
Miss Mirrsss xxiu.rrr.
....XIlSSSAHA ilANTlMX.SV.
DAMON
Pythias . ...
Dlenyslus ....
Phlllstus
Precles ,
Lucullus
Dumecles
1st Senater ... .
M Senater
Sd Senater
4th Senater ... .
Calanthe
Hcniilen...
BenT. P. Hcnsoe
F. M. II all la
ADMISSION
Beserx-ed Seats.
Manager.
Treasttrer.
. .. 10 A as CENTS.
X Cents Exlrn Chart nen
Wednesday, March 3.
murl-Md.
Jk J-ASQUKKADE A1,I
Grand Masquerade Ball
OF THK.
Lancaster Msennercher 1
AT 111 Kill HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, MAROH O,
Tickets for non members, te admit gentleman
and ene lady, SUM. Additional lady ticket, .Me
Mr. C. Llller, Ne. 127 North Queen street, ha
been engaged us eestu mer, and suits can le en
gsged In udx-ante or be had ai.the hull the night
of thn ball.
Ne lady admitted unless accompanied by a
gentleman.
Arrival of Prince Carnival In his novel cratt
ut o'clock sharp. .
Tickets tn be had of the fnlle lg romnilttee
of arrangements only Messrs Henry Wolf, II.
schmltt. F. Heetcl, II C. Deumtb, lr I. Cnrpen
ter. C Vater. II Herhart. leti.Tftd
BUT QUODS.
JVTUST UK HOlil).
Don't forget thocleslng salentths
BOSTON STORE!
We have a
tzreat mnnr ceed
et the stock
which we bought from Messrs. Bewera A Hurst.
which we uttt nelllng regardles.. of cent, toinake
room for Spring Stuck, which we are receiving
every day.
When we say regardless of cost we mean Just
what we say, as a visit te our stere wilt eon
vlnce you.
XVe ure making special ctlert en Ladles'. Gent's
and Children's Underwear, Silk Cashmere,
Cleths, X'elvets, Satins, Hosiery, Corsets, Hand
kerchiefs, Blbbens, Lucas, Embroideries, etc.
Gent's Furnbhing Goods a Specialty,
JVBOSTON HTOUK.-S
STAMM, BROS. & CO.,
(Formerly or the New Yerk Stere.)
Nea. 20 & SO North Queen St.
1.ANCASTKU, PA.
Janl2 lyd Aw
J."
MARTIN A CO.
3ATU11DA1 FsB.27.Ksn.
A large let or Bedy Brussels came In this
morning a line of goods we huve been look
ing for for some time, and they are without
exception the cheapest line ever ettered. X e
have the exclusive right of them here, and
can recommend them in every respect.
Seven patterns here already, mero te fellow.
Present price (te Introduce them), PO ami 93c.
They will be f I In less than two weeks, ami
correspond favorably with any Bedy Brus
sels at 11.2) In the market.
Tapestry Brussels -all the prominent
makes ter the present, a special offering or
new patterns Stlntsen's, Hemer's, Smith
Kxtras-all ten wire Tapestries and best
quality made, at 83c ; tils the regular prlcu
for these goods, and the ptlcu we intended te
sell them at, but '.thn Bedy Brussels that wu
aronew offering at 90c. and 85e. puts an end
te selling Tapestries (no matter hew geed),
utll. Several patterns Tapestry Brussels
Carpets at He. Lets of them at 10c. Pur
chase your Carpets new; you get abettor
selection. Prices are lower, and we have
plenty of time te make them up.
Ingrain Carpets, choice patterns, In
Extra Super, Cotten, Cotten and Weel, and
Venetian Carpets, New Colorings, .Vew Pat
terns. Furniture recovered by expert uphel.
holsternn j perfect work guaranteed ut
much less than usual rates Large llnent
Fumltitre Coverings, dlmps, ltaw Silks,
Fringes, Plushes, Ac, te select from. Fer
comparatively little money you can haveun
old soft of furniture recovered, the weed,
work reutilshed, and the whole set leek us
well as new. In recovering furniture we
will make no extra charge for rertnlihlng
and gluing.
Oil Shades, spring fixtures, lull two yards
long, nil colors, made up, ready te hang, rer
40c, All widths of shading and Fixtures
Large line of Dade Shades,
Largellne et New Papers ler the Spring
Trade. We are doing a large business In the
(loldPapersatlSc., P3e. nnd Me., customers
saying they are as geed as papers sold else else
wero at 4ec. and 6ec They are, tee. Of
couree, te sell at these prices, we have te
buy large quantities or them a solid carload
from ene manufactureralene. Just think of
that quantity lu one purchase I Enough
Wall Paper te rex'er every room Iu Lancas
ter. Other papers at Se. te 10c All our geld
papers guaianteed net te tarnish or discolor
Expert 1'apcr-hangers furnished.
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
Cor. West King & Prime Sic,
Lancaster, 1'a.
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