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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, FIRPAY. MARCH 19. 1886.
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(JMrMfttA. Jitnk HVTJmj Kgnbtr month-
lj Miittag nl MbM' bewd u held In the
t MMMiV Mar, Stria. Blade, Tayler and
MMkAteMt! Maaara. aires, Grarer,
- 5wt aa Markel ; President Tajler In
afeasaaalr. MlautaaefUialaat regular meeting
MM tend and approved. Tbeflnanoeoommlt Tbeflnaneeoommlt Tbeflnanoeeommlt
tat repeHedaa follewas Receipt during
MM jaeata, t3,I7L46i expenditures during
BtaaaaM time, f l,MO.tn t balance en hand,
sfJM.46. MrtiRaubM Ryan appeared before
Sl I111T11I asillli tfl tr r,nAM.Jwl inm the
iFtaw Af taal aMit laa. On mnllnn tha tax Was
' eneratert: the repair and supply commit-
a teereperted having placed Ave additional
xr deakaln room 19 et tbe Cherry street build
v tail m box or crayon purcnaaea leriue use 01
.dtlerent schools, and new pales placed en
t&ta fence around the Institute grounds where
J ethers bad been taken off. Tbe superin-
-,iyfepert. Whelenumber in attendance during
U-meath esalea, 7SS: females, 742. Average
pjjaUeodanee during month males, C55; le-
jQf males, 668. Percentage of attendance during
Lr aiLn of attendance te date males, M; females,
tV s& d- Number of nuplla present every season,
tr&0mt VMite te acboels, 142. superintendent
' fa Ames also reported that there are mere chll
5L , drQ sick during the present time than at any
V' t. lime since be haa been in Columbia.
r& .4 ThA mmmlttnA annntntiwl mi thA Imtirevfl-
mentte the walk from Locust street te the
Institute building reported the work finished
and a success. An order was granted In
favor of the sinking .fund for fC2. A num
ber of bills were paid, and school beard ad
journed. Sprained Bis Ankle.
Yesterday afternoon WUllini Tempiln,
conductor en the passenger train Ne. 3, of
the Reading fc Columbia railroad, sprained
his left ankle while Jumping from a car
while coming from Heading te Columbia.
The sprain will keep him efl duty for some
tew days.
Funeral of Mr. Perrettet.
The funeral of Mr?. Ferrettet, mother of
Mr. James Perrettet, will take place en Sat
urday morning at ten o'clock from the resi
dence of her son, ou Chestnut street, above
Fourth. Interment will be made at Mt
Bethel cemetery.
Werk at the Ceal Chutes.
A gang of carpenters bave commenced
work en the coal chutes of the Reading &
Columbia railroad, preparatory te the com
mencing of the shipping business. Tbe ship
ping of coal from this place te the Southern
market will be resumed in a lew weeks and
all neceassary repairs te the chutes will be
done at once. New planks will be put down,
the trestllng overhauled and repairs made
In general.
Town .Nete..
The Walle Comedy company presented
"Widow Bedott" in the opera house, last
night, te an audience netas large as It should
have been. This evening the company will
appear in-"Rip Van Winkle,"
. While hauling stoves, yesterdsy afternoon,
tbe two-heise wagon of the Keeley stove
company broke down en North Second
street. The mishap resulted In the breaking
el a few stoves.
In a row days the water will be put In tbe
Susquehanna canal aud then drawn off again.
Alter tbla is done all the necessary repairs
will be made te the locks, levets, etc before
the canal beating season commences.
Tbe men captured by Ofllcer Heffman, ei
the ReadinK & Columbia railroad. have been
engaged in robbing a number of country
stores in different surrounding counties.
They will have a hearing en Saturday when
the various articles found in their possession
will be idbutlned.
The family el Mr. J. R. Beetem have te
turned home after a visit of some weeks at
Carlisle.
J. Wells, of Reading, paymaster or the
Susquehanna Canal company, is engaged in
paying tbe empleyes along the canal te-day
their wages for the last month.
The festival held by the members or tbe
United Brethren church, in the armory, was
very well attended last night. It will be
continued this evening.
CHARMED WXTU CALIFORNIA.
A LancaatrUn Write. 111. Impreulen. or the
Great Pacific Stale,
The following extract is from a letter from
Mr. Chas. Lets, of thli city, who is new
travelling with the Buffalo Bill company
Tbe letter is dated, San Francisce, March 8 :
"Raving travelled from tbe Atlantic te the
Pacific, from ocean te ocean, I am at last Iu
the Paradise or the United States. This is
tha country te live in ; birds are singing,
flowers of all kinds are In lull bloom and w
are having warm spring weather. Here I
would like te remain ; lam charmed with
California. I have travelled a great deal, but
I have never seen anything which will com
pare with this country. I have seen and
noticed many incidents, en route, which were
' amusing, and some which, te a close observer,
would prove Instructive."
"While In Utah, I entered into conversation
with a Mormen.and.slowly gaining bis confi
dence, I questioned blm as te hew many
wlvea he had. lie replied that, as for himself,
be had, tbank fortune, only one and she was
almost tee much.
.." We rr,vl 'e San Francisce en Sunday,
March 8, at 10 o'clock In the morning, and,
after dinner, I went te the Cllll house and
Gelden Gate park.
"The Cliff house is sltua'Arl nn n ion. l,lt,l,
hill, overlooking the ocean, from which place
I could see hundreds of sea lleus enjoying
the sun en the rocks about hair a mile irem
shore. Frem here I went te the Gelden Gate
park, which is tbe finest park I have ecr
seen. The cable railway leading te tbe park
is, without doubt, the finest in the country.
"I vlshed the Chinese quarters, which are
v mostly en Dupent street, where prominent
among the business slguB are these of Kweug,
Shew, liun & Ce., importers and dealers In
Chinese and Japanese fancy Lid dry goods,
-' lacquerware, etc, and Feng, bang. Lung &
, Ce., direct importers of silks, brenre ware,
fans, parasols, etc."
The lollewlng card was enclosed with the
letter :
"Netice 1 Te tourists, merchants and
' ethers. Parties wishing te visit the Chinese
quarters can obtain a thorough and cetnpe-
" lf?l8u.l,d aPP'yl"g at the store of Queng
Wah Ylug, W0 Dupent street, southeast
corner Jacksen, or by leaving their address
'! . Jbyjf11 be called for at any time. Geortse
; auHoeris, ex-police efllcer."
' UP AND DOWN TUE STATS.
tK A new branch of the state liquor league has
! been formed In Harrlsburg.
, Berks county merchants are busily encased
f -.In convicting peddlers who sell iu their vl-
'- clnlty without a license.
L AtNorrlatewn. MinnxHl fnr.Tntin M n'li.nn
JC tte cenvlctea and self-confessed murder e'f
- xanner uaiey, nave nied In court fourteen
L reasons for a new trial.
irh , "be TJ. 8. Senate en Friday cenflrmed a
S? i?8? number of nominations, among them
$? VUtsbu '' urveyr ' customs at
-2TS?,;5"flTe.ef.tbe "ludenta who were sus-
J ?Sd,.i05.iih,uln.B Freshman Stalford at
Hf SVeiJ?,ceU1eKhvabeenrelnBUted.
Vi" hfuHiVP1 etJu Continental hotel,
'$ It ,f.hlft,.uy?,th,inmber or strangers
jWtmK Philadelphia is net only relatively
J-Vtet actually less te-day than It wits twenty.
i, Jive years aga
': A uelltien is belncr plrrnlatui . ... -
bnalnesa men of Readlni? hv rirk i K.."!
' is ampley asking that all stores be closed at
-M ';l20i ry evening throughout the
j yaar with tbe exception el Saturday nlithu
v 'SS.1 eveulngs of the two weeKsprecedlnir
- Christmas.
lV femlxg Semersaulu Down Stall.
,ti, 'Jtanuaua.f .IKMUWU JOUDUy illlleUUOUIP,
j p'jala:.7aar-eia aen of Wm. P.Ittcuheuse, re-
l Mulberry street near James, in at-
jhmiMmg wm down stairs made a mis-
jS&MlMh
I tMr aaaking a double somersault
i tee pettem, wuere ne waa picked
r tlflaad. but with all his benea In
m r
.eeaMriWati. A Hw weeks age Johnny
aiBBJiar sMrianea. eecaDinir them
'-Mtt aawteiw tej ury.
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AtUaStaUea MeaM.
tNM tinwk ud twenty-two ledgtu were
tw ,mm bh Hiv ueu xieuae UH SlgBL
tpnaAvMetmU Uila menilDf mtA tlie
Te Pretest Against Tariff Change.
A telegram from Pittsburg aaya the work
ing men of that city are arranging for a series
of mass meetings te be held te pretest against
ur lifeesft-e In the tariff. The plan is te held
large tariff rallies In each of the larger cities
of the country. The first meeting will be
held at Pittsburg, about April 15th. It will
be mass meeting and a monster parade.
Then meetings will be held at the following
cities In the order named: Philadelphia,
Albany or Buffalo, Bosten, Portland, W ash ash
tntrten, Baltimore, Richmond, Wheeling,
Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago. Milwaukee,
St. four, Chattanooga and Birmingham,
Ala.
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The Taber Children Drawing Well
Ijist evenlntr, Edna and r.thel Tabcr, the
popular little skaters, made their second ap
pearance at the Lancaster rink. Although
the weather was very bad, the audience -was
large. The performance of the little girls
was excellent and little Ethel looked charm
ing In her pretty "Mikade "costume. The
children appear for the last time this evening
when they will give an exhibition of skating
With but tbe front truck en the skate.
Identified by a Ilulltt Wound
Twe burglars broke into a railway station
at Mount Carmel, Connecticut, ou Thurs
day morning. They were heard by Agent
Dean, who fired two shots Bt them be
fore they were aware of his presence aud
wounded one of them. They theu lied,
leaving behind a horse and wagon contain
ing a full set erbuiglars' tools. Thursday
afternoon two boys named Warner and
Burns were arrested for the attempted bur
glary. Tbe team found was Identified by
Warner's father as his property. Yeung
Warner had a bullet wound in one hand, and
there Is another ball iu his back.
Toting the New fire Engine.
Chief Engineer Vendersmith aud the tire
committee of councils made another test of
the new Clapp it Jenes tire steatner this
afternoon. The steamer was attached te a
fire plug en Seuth Prince street near the
public school house, but, as It was claimed
the water main was tee small te supply a
sufficient quantity of water, the steamer was
removed te the Conestoga w here another lest
Is being made.
A Tramp'. Og Itrek.u.
This afternoon a tramp, who says bis home
is In Springfield, Ohie, had his leg breKen at
Mill creek en tbe Pennsylvania railroad. He
wassteallnirarideena western bound irelcht
train and was sitting en one bumper with his
feet en another. Thosuddencemlngtogcther
et the cars caused the accident. He was
brought te this city and taken te the county
hospital.
A Coiumt.-len A.ked Fer.
Counsel for Jeseph J. Desch te day
presented n petition te the court pray
ing for a commission te l ap
STnted te inquire into tbe sanity or
esch, who was recently convicted of an
assault with intent te kill Judge Livingston.
Judge Patterson will net take action en the
petition until after the motion ter n new trial
is argued.
.
The Irl'h Parllamrntary Fund.
The Interest in the local iund for sustAin
talnlng the Irish home rule members of the
English Parliament still keeps up. Follow
ing are the receipts for te-day :
Michael Kennedy I Bf0
Jnhn -VeNen MO
1'isvleusly UL'knewlcdgid. 1,37800
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AMrssments Corrected.
The assessors of Lcaceck, Little Brlta'n
and Third ward, city, were at the commis
sioner's efflce te-day, te make corrections in
the assessments of thnse districts. Only a
few appeared te have valuations lowered.
w)j-5Iade Drngglit..
Among tbe 246 newly made druggists who
graduated at the Philadelphia College of
Pharmacy, en Thursday, were Merris .
Brecht nml J. II. Munson, both or this city.
In CleT.r,
Among the guests at the monthly dinner
of the Cleverclub, in Philadelphia yesterday,
was Paymaster Reah Frazer, or this city.
Great liargaliisatNerbcek A Mtley's Carriage
Sale en Mend.tr, March Si, at 10 a. m nnd2p in.
A Fine Concert In rre.pect.
All levers et pure, rare, rich music will halt
the announcement In another column that a
trulr excellent concert of the flm-cla U being
arranged by tha "Helpers" a working inti
elenary seclet- of Grace Lutheran church for
tbe benefit or a noble cause. It will he pre
sented en Thursday erpnlng next, March 23th,
In tbe lecture-room of the church by n family
quintette, the Krinpaf, who are all artists In
tnuilc and bave wen golden encomiums In Eng
land and various parts of enr own land. Grace
church has been singularly happy and success
ful In her choice quality of refined entertain
ments, and this bids fair te be one of the best,
If net the finest, she haa ever enjoyed. t-t
UniiT Ilsrgalns at Norbeck A Mile' Carriage
Bile en Monday, March 22, at 10 a.m. and i p.m.
Amusement,.
H'ui'j Comedy Company, Walte's Cemedr
cempanr, w hleh isdellghtlug Columbia people
this iteek, will appear In Lancastar all next
week. They open In Shadows of a Life," en
Meuday night, with J. W. earner as lieulen
Louder. Mr. earner I well known here, ears
age he performed with James Sherry's compa
nies in this city, and was very popular. A tea
lure of the Walle company Is their excellent
band n hlch gives dally concerts.
Ore at llargalns at Norbeck A MUey's Carriage
Sale en Monday, March 2, at 10 a. rn, and 2 p. in.
Connected with Telephone Exchange,
Jehn i'. Heed's residence, Ne. 814 Columbia
avenue, Is connected with the telephone ex
change. UKEiT llargalns at Norbeck A Mller's Carriage
Sale en MenJay, March 22, at HO a. tn, and 2 p. in
SIAUHIAUKH.
HXSS nHKXKU&VOn Itlf. ltti of fnrMi !t.
br the Itev. T Oerhard, nt Ills residence. Ne.
31 Kast Oiangestrret, Mr trends P Hesh, te
Ill's Martha ilreuuuiuu, both of Penuea town
ship lt
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VBAT1II).
JxrrRtKS. In Quarryvllle. en'the'nth rnsL,
Annie M., wife et Jamrs Jeffries and daughter
of the late Cyrus Weller.
The relatives and friends of tbe family are re
spcttlully lnvltid te attend the funeral from
the residence of her husband, Quarryvllle, en
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment at
New Providence. tnl7-3td
WiDr.nerir- In this city, en the Hihlnst,
Mary r.llen, daughter of M. J and Mury i..
Wldunbeftr, aged i years and 9 mouths.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited tn attend Iho funeral ser
vices this (Friday) evening at 7 o'clock, from
her parents' residence. Ne. 117 North Queen
street. Te proceed te Media ter Interment, ltd
MARKETS.
fhttadeliilila l'ritur Market.
PBiLiDiLrniA.March 19. rieurmarket steady i
Sales ut bU) liarrels, Minn, bakera atf4 2f03uit
l'enna. tamliy at WJ4 25 ; Wealern at 4 S7HQ
; l'aumts, 15 iHJtt".
Kye flour steady utt330.
Ji. I'i..u'-' . 11- heut March, 9 c. April,
WKei:May,93Xc: June, 4e. '
coin MarUi,45Ku W puli4Ckc, May. June.
Oau tee Jlaicli, Aprll 40c. Muy and June.
Mew Tork freuuca Market.
Naw leek, March 19 Heur dull ; fine grades
Fine, tl 3JI L3 Suiierrlue, 12 tiQ-i 40 1
Common te lair eilru Ohie, US5(I4O0; geed te
choice extra IVesleru, $l(v(J(.0: cemtuuu extra
Minn., 13 Km 73 1 Extra Ne 2, U 303 73.
Wheat N ul ed, state en spot, II OlOt 02 1 Ne.
3 tied, state, en spot. We :INe 1 White, state,
Met Ne. 2 Ked, Winter, April, 0lie.'
Cern Ne. 2 luixwl. cash, 46kcNe. 2 Mlxed,
April. 4:;c : May. 47c
Uals Ne. 1 White, state, 3o:Ne 1 de. 430.
Kye dull 1 Western, U2Qtl3e t Slate, WfiU7Kc
Jtarley nominal 1 ungraded Canada, Ki&'sla. '
Perk dull) Mess, le 1)010W for eldi 111 for
new.
Lard March, $6 2); April, H 29 s May, 3 30
June, te XL
Melassva dull t boiling stock at He for M test.
Perte Itloe, 2IC1SO.
Turpentine dull at 48c.
.TS?!?,nrm ' strained te geed, II 07MO1 UU.
liPetreleum dull 1 Ueflned, 7ic
ttlceeteuayi Carolina and Louisiana at SJfO
c4e.
sugar dull but unchanged ; Kenned cutleaf,
Z$te!Vy?l?XA'?,' S-ltie: fair te geed refinery,
ttfetl?; Confections " A,"tlft-10c
Tallew steady ; prima city. 4Kc.
Butter dull I Wustsirn ImltKtlnn Pntamnrv
gncsseaie ,' .tate, SS.JtOeTi'iCrn clSery
BUtidSioye?8 ' Ohi0 ""' Ch0lce WfliOlie ;
coffee dnil fair cargoes at bc.
e'hu nominal 1 grnlu 'te Liverpool by
Uvateck rneea.
I ihl
Ultr Liixxtt Cattle receipts, 190 headi
menu, SJ1 1 inarbet slew 1 prime, 3 -a
9 1 lair te KOOd. M 25415 U) 1 cemmun. CI S'f
110 con ihlppea te Mew Yerk.
Heir receipts. IJMi shipment. l.HMj
msrknt Mew , I'hllsaelphlM. M el Wj ork erk
era. II 15tf 85 j skips. U ;54 Ot; 7 car shipped te
ShPon-reooIiiL, 1.W0 lied shipments, 1400
head t market snd price slew t rrlruc,
8 ;5 9J fall tOKOed. 4 7J05 B) cominen,
t.1 0Utt CO t I,nmt)j, II SflGS 60.
Crdotge rroance aarkm.
CHiaioe, March 11. 9.30 p. tn. Market epened.
Wheat-March. 7vc April, r.JC( Mar, MV
Cera-March, 3.V. i April. SCO i May. ffiHCic )
' Oati-M'afcb.Sies Apt. I, CT.c J Mar. Uie
B
.nine. aiKc,
Tork M
.in j.l
la'rcb. 19 BS J Mar, V ! J"e.
hard-March, ae! April, tltt May.tfMXt
Jiine.tAUTK- . . ..
Hlli-Mar.,$.M7t Mar. V Kt .Inne.lMS.
cLustsa.
Wheat March. 7Jic j April, T'c ; May, MS
'miaRlrVff'SiXe. Apt... , May
(fata-Mnreh. ttXcs April, 27S'c May, 30',
rerV-J Varch?V .W I April, tti; Mar, l07Kl
June, 7a.
KUij March and
June, mix
iprtl, X J May, $ M (
drain and ProTMIens.
rnrnlshedbrS. K. .limit. Breker, Chicago.
March 19. 1 o'clock p. tn.
W heat. Cern. Oats. fork. Lard.
March Tf X K 9M S
April Mi MS IH
Mar t'H SI B6TH Old
.lune M'J &?W Wi 9T!H 6 07
July S.H .. 10
Auguit kv; IS
September S0, -
KecelpU. Car LeU.
Winter Wheat 7
Spring Wheat........ '
Cern 'p
Oats !
Kye
Barley
OU City
Crude OU ..
Head.
Eecelpts-Uegs. l'.5
2ew Yerk Mecks.
Nsw Yeiur, March IB. Wall street, 1 JO p. m.-
Mener at 3 jer cent. Foreign exchange
eulet but firm. W8Sat e t Governments steady ;
Currency 8. Iia bids 4' coups. Ili
hid ; 4Vs lltl?; bid.
The stock market opened firm and en a free
bit) Inget St Paul, aud the coal shares during
the first thirty mlnutci of business prices ad
vanced M te Hi per cent, in the hour and half
te neon, however, the market was excesslvelr
dull and prices gradually reacted te the bottom
figures. After midday the clique tn St Paul
began bidding up thit stock, and prices tinder
Its lead show a fractional advance- at the pretent
writing
Stock Market..
Quotations by lleed, McGrann A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, l'a.
KIW TURK LIST. 11 A. K. II . If
Canada Pacific, 65 w
C C. C. 1 W
Cel. Ceal KK
Central l'aclfie. .... Ull
Canada Southern Il 1K "K
Cht, 8t L. A IVh
Denver A Ule Grande It
Del., Lack. A Western l'.'W lil li
Krte -iSH a.'-i 'Xl
Krleid
New Jersey Central i'K U'i S0i
K A T...... .... ak
Leu. A .V 41!-; 41 0'J
Lake Shere 5i,S BAH H
Michigan Central .... 71
M'eurl Pacific KM 107K lX
Northern l'aclflc i iWi SBW
N.I'.rret ilil 87 67
n. w itKrt lwVJ ltevj
New Yerk Central 104 103jJ ICOi,
Ohie Central 1 Ji
Omaha 3W 30',i SH
Oregon Trans 30J 31 .. .
Ontario Western la?
Pacific Mall SOJ, SOi SO.'J
uecnesier a ruuBeurg
Bt l'aul 91 K gi IH
Texas Pacific UK UK IV-l
Union Pacific 4) ai 4S)
Wabash Common 1(AJ let-; 10k
Wabash Preterred 19'-
Western Union Telegraph.. ft4' U'i tV2
West Shere Wfi
rniLADELPHIA LIST.
Lehigh Velley M M 17
a, .N. V. A l'hlla 4K 4V: 4K
Heading UU V.1 12jJ
Lehigh a vlgalien UM Ml 60
Kestenvllte .... :WJ
Philadelphia A Erie
Northern Cent
People's rassenaer..... XK
B'd'gGen'lsM'tg'a 6a W ltd 101
OU 7i W,i. 7li
Lecal Mecks and nanus.
Ileperted by J, B. Leng,
Par Last
value, sale.
Lancaster 6 per cent., 1") loe 110
6 " IStt. 100 130
" 4 " Scheel lean 100 105
" 4 In ler 20 rears 100 103
" 4 " In 6 or M years. l(ie 103.15
" 4 " lnlOer'JOyears. lue 1C6
Manhelm rtoreugh lean lue lirl
S1SK STOCKS.
rirst National Uank 100 5
Fanners' National Bank s 115
Fulton National Uank 100 I'ju
Lancaster County National llauk 50 11510
Columbia National IlAnk ion IK)
Christiana National Uank lue 115
Kphrata National Uank I'D ISO
First National Uank, Columbia 100 IV, W
First National ltink, Strasburg. ...... 100 It)
First National llauk. Marietta loe aoe
First National Uank, Mt Jey 1U0 150.
LU1U National Uank 100 150.
Manhelm National Uank lue lce
Union National llauk. Mount Jer.... 50 en
New Helland National Uank 100 l.V).
Gap National Bank 100 110
2 narryvllle National Uank 100 110
llzabethtewn National bank 100 110
Northern Uank stock,
lue 130
TCHXriKX STOCXB
Big Spring A lleavcr Valley
Imdgepert A Horsoshee...,
Columbia A Chestnut Hill
7.W
UK 24.30
2U 40
Columbia A Washington 2u
24.08
2U
80
40
44
W.U3
22
CO
S3 CO
70
33
73
.25
107.30
146
SIM
53
WJ.05
Coneitteva A 111k Se
ring a
Columbia A Marietta.
a
Maytown A Ellzabethtewn s
Lancaster A Ephrata 23
Lancaster A Willow Street 23
StrasburgA Millport , 23
Marietta A Maytown 23
Marietta A Mount Jey 23
Lane, Ellzabethtewn A Mlddletewn. lue
Lancaster A trultvllle se
Lancaster A Lltltz 23
East lirundywlue A Waynesburg .... W
IncasterA Wllltamstewn 23
Lancaster A Maner...
Lancaster A Manhelm ,
Incaster A Marietta
Lancaster A New Helland
MiscitLjixcera stoeis.
23
, 25
luu
Quarryvllle K. 11.. 60
MUlersvUle Street Car U)
Inquiring Printing Company te
Gaslight and Fuel Company 23
Btevens Heuso (Uends) lue
Columbia Oas Cempanr 23
Columbia Water Cempanr 10
Susquehanna Iren Company luu
1.13
Ce
62
28
10U
25
10
2023
210
110
18.08
81
U
51
Su
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SOU
11
Marietta Uollew.waru.
juu
Stevens Heuse
MUlersvllle Nermal Scheel 25
Northern Market 30
Eastern Market 60
Western Market 30
Lancaster City Street Hallway Ce 30
(Jes Company lleuda luu
Columbia lloreuKh llends 100
LancusterA Susquehauna 300
Lancaster A New Danville 23
Uouseneld Market.
Widxzsdat, March 17.
DAIRT.
Creamery Mutter , 3&e
liutler v lb 209220
Cup Cheese, two c.ips 60
Cottage Cheese, two pieces 6a
Dutch Cheese y lump ..MJlOe
retrtTBr.
Turkers V piece (ltve)N , tlAZ23
" " (cleaned) tiat.73
Chickens V patr(llve) usjitiuc
" V piece (cleaned) 33t)40e
Spring Chickens t pair 30(j75e
Pigeons y pitlr, rJOe
Ducks V) pfbce (cleaned) 40t)3ua
Ueese y piece I1U1.25
mBCKLLiKEOl'B.
Apple llurtery qt 280
Xggsy der 12QI4C
Heney y lb 300
Lard y 11 , Ufac
Dry lleef, chipped. 400
Ham, whole 1341144
Sausage ije
Pudding , , 100
Hern, sliced 220
rnuiTs.
Apples y Xpk 10A200
liunanas ydez , 23&IUO
CoceunutB, each , 8ul2e
Currants y ft. (dried) I7.10O
Dried Apples y qt 100
Dried Pmeheu y qt .....120
Prunes y B gguk)
jAjinens IR dez 200
Oranges ydez , 400
Pineapples y piece , 12A230
Urapeayft logue
Cranberries, pr. qt I08120
VXaaTABLXS.
Cabbage head JO80
ileets y bh NBloe
1'otatees y W pk. logise
' y bushel ,,..,4(su30c
lieans (Lima) y qt 77.16c
Carrots y bunch 80
Head Salad , 60
Onions y bunch.., , 60
llhuharh pr bh. , de
Cauliflower, pr, hd 23A3ue
Sweet Potatoes y X pk ,luif20e
Beuplksiuayqt , 120
SnlnachHpk 10tfl3e
Salsify y bunch tiQloe
Turnips y K pk. 10Jiie
Peppers y dez , t(jl3e
visa.
Halibut y ft 130200
Cattish y ft , 13a
Herring: y dez lle
Fresh Mackeral V A ., ...13a
Clams per IU) M.
Sea llaaa ,,, 100
Uluetlsh ,". loe
Sturgeon , 100
eka 1.
Wheat... ...,,,, ,,.... ,,. ,. , . 90950
fjts, ..,, , 4ze
tern ,..., 60&8a
lUyperten , 1615
LiOYerseea,,,.,,,,.,,,,.,, ,,,,, ,,,, aCw
Tlmnthr..
Herd UntM.... ..........
Orchard Unas.
Mlxet LawnUras.es..
FlenrSi Mil.. ..,.,.....
Onions H X pk
,..HXVJ-.M
tl.
rioe
tue
14 PMO
v
liaaisnes ir uuncn.
,fe
Tomatoes prHpk. letilta
Cucumbers ft dot .....Ice
Squashes each..... ....SOc
Kgg l'lants V piece Mf
Cern V deien, leillte
T
HKW AVrjtHTlaKMKXTH,
AK1NQ POWDKR.
E
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
TH13 powder neTer varies. A marvel of purttr.
. iirungin ana wnoie.emeness. uore eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold in competition with the multitude et low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Beld only tn can: llev.L lUstae Pewdsr Ce.,
108 Wall Street New Yerk. marn-lvdiw
XITAXTKU A 110 Y TO LF.AHN A
j Trade. Apply at
.NOIUIKCK A MILKY'S Coach Werk..
It ter. uuice ana lne streets.
w
ANTED A
OinL TO W'OKK IN
Apply at tbe
FOLNTAIN INN,
Seuth Queen St
the kitchen.
marmfd
w
ANTED-AG1KLTO DO OKNERAL
Housework. Ooea wages paid. Uoed
rcterence wanted,
.ppiy ai
It
NO. 140 !
) SOUTH (JUEEN ST.
ANTKD-FOUlt GOOD RAO SORT-
TV F.KS. Apply at
marlSASt
NO. C6 NORTH LIMKSI.
TTIOR RENT.
X! Frem April 1, lssC
the basement of the
Western Market Hou-e
i tint v
ply nt
m8 MAFtfd 635 KST OKANOESTHEET,
w
ANTED A
OIRL FOR GENERAL
Reference required.
llousework.
Apply at
mis-si-
NO. Si) WEST CHESTNUTS!'.
TRY "THE LATEST" NEW 11UAN1
Cigar, all the go. Dealers all buy them br
the box or l.COO, at
MAKKLEY'S "YELLOW FTtONT, '
(Fermcrlr Uattman's,)21 erth Uueen "it.
OOD ROASTED COFFEE
" At 10, 18K. 13 and a) ccnt3 Ooed Pared
Peaches at 60. per pound. Ooed Light nyrup
aisc per quart, uoeu smeseu r isn. anu jieais
JOHN E. WEAThlL Act-
marlA20
Ne. 55 West King St
A SPECIAL MEETING OFTHESTOCK OFTHESTOCK
helders of Loncaster City Street Kallway
Company, wUl be held at the ftevens Heuse,
this city, en TUESDAY, MAHC11 30, l'-i;,at3
o'clock p. m., te take action en the proposed In
crease et the capital stock of sat J company from
10,0u0to14,euo. A full attendance Is desired.
THUS. B. LOCHIIAN,
JanStdFJtmar!9 Secretary.
STORAGE
COMMISSION WAREHOU3R.
DANIEL MAYER.
Ne. 18 est Chestnut Street
dec? Ird
AN.
UNPARALLELED BAKGA1N.
geed." The recent failure et a noted Irench
Worsted Manufacturer enables us te offer reu
1,01X1 yards French Worsted, for Pantaloons, at a
terrible (laughter. The goods are strictly all
pure worsted, et elegant weight, and eiartly
worth S 10.03 te tl- te. I will make them up in
first class style, perfect fitting, at the very low
prlte of only moo per pair. Call and leaveyenr
measure before tbe choicest patterns are all se
lected. BOSENSTEIN's, line Tailoring, Ne 37
North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
49NtriK I employ none but practical i'anta
loon Makers.
TCTULTON OPERA HOUSE.
Commencing Monday, Mareh2?.cl.
"Waite's Comedy Company,
BAND AND ORCHESTRA
Tbe largest Dramatic or Comedy Company
traveling, supporting the old favorite,
J. W. OABNER,
And tbe Charming Little Actress,
MIS3 CORA NEILSON,
In repetetre et comedies and dramas, opening
Monday evening In the ne 4 art
comedy, entitled
"Shadows of a Life."
Which Is new and sparkling, and fun for the
millions ; ISO laughs In 1:0 minutes.
WPrlces Oallerr. iOc-s Parquette andCirclc.
30c. lteserved Seats en sale at box OClce. Hand
Concert and Street Parade each day. New mnslc
b-the Orchestra each evening. ml9-td
TJUBBERS!
RUBBERS 1 I
GREAT REDUCTION
-IN-
Prices of Rubbers.
1,000 Pairs of Misses' aud lieys' Hrst Quality
ltubbers at 25c. per pair.
8,000 pairs of Ladles' Kubbers at JO cents per
pair.
5,000 Parrs of Men's ltubbers at CO cents per
pair.
OOO Palra of Ladles' Pebble Uutten Shoes,
square or round tee, reduced from SJ2.O0
teSLSOperpalr.
000 Pairs of Men's Uutten and Lace Shoes re
duced from 2JJO te : 00.
Alse a Great Variety of Ladles', Men's'sVtid lleys'
Slippers for the Holidays at ery Lew
Prices.
Irandseme Men's Embroidered Slippers at 1.00
per pair.
JOHN mEMMZ,
61 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTEIt, PA.
(Inquirer Building.)
NOTICE.
Netice It hereby given that an application
will be made te the Governer of the State of
Penns) lvanle, en MONDAY, A PHIL 6, A. D.
isae. by frank p. Cobe, Wm. O. Marshall, Henry
Martin, J. It Kauffmnn. 8. K. Llchty, Harry A.
Schroyer. J, M. ilahlll, Alfred Sleber, 1. K
llurkhelder, Allen Quthrln, C. V. Llchty. K. C.
Stelgerwalt and J II. Abraham, under the Act
et Assembly et the Commonwealth or Pennsyl
van la, entitled "An Act te provide for In cor cer cor
perution and regulation of certain corporation,
approved April 29, 1874, and the supplement
thereto." for a charterer an Intended corporation
te be culled " 1 he West End Building and Lean
Association, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania." The
character and object Is te lean money among Its
members, and for these purposes 10 have, pos
sess und enjoy all the lights, benefits and priv
ileges of the said Act of Assembly and Its sup
plements. T, II. IIOLOHAN,
tnirle-3wdVAS Solicitor
F
IOR 8ALF
SAFE INVESTMENTS.
FIVE AND 8 PEIt CKNT. MOBTOACES.
QUAHIIYVILLK It. U. 7 PEIt CKNT UONDS.
OAS COM PAN V 6 PKU CENT, 110ND3.
-ALSO-
ilANK. TUUNPIKK AND MARKET 8'IOCKS
In Amounts te Suit Purchasers.
Inrestment and Speculative Orders
ALSO rKOMP'i'LT FILLED
lly Private Wires 4n New Yerk. Philadelphia
Baltimore and Chicago Markets.
JACOB .B. LONG, Breker,
Penn ixjuare and West King Street.
M.ThAw
nmw jmrxmTiBKMKsn,
nlRY AND TRUCK FARM
roil
1ST'
V i.-rrem April l.l next, adjoining
the city Hnilts. In Reed condition t well wateted.
with geed buildings and geed read. Apnlj-at
Aprtirai
tnarltt-trd
lui.uiuvi't xnarii
KAS ANU COKKKES.
A ou need some goeil Tea and t'efree, don't ou t
Yeu don't w ant te be rhcated, de A ou t
A'eu ant your money's worth, don't Yeu T
A ou had better call en t larVe, hadn't eu.t
ou should see his low price. It Mill pay I ou,
ou will itnd lit. price. Insult Ien.
ou should read and act as w v dvle Y ou
ltny your Teas and t'enVes, Ac, of tlatke, .W
ET hl.NU WTUKKT, nnd sne'JU per cent
AST F.ND YAUI).
0. J. SWARR & CO.
GOAL.
KINDLING WOOD.
Oftlcei Ne.ICKNTIlK qtlAKK lleth vtrd
nd office connected lth 'ielupUoi.e l.nlutuau.
aprl3-lvdMAr.H
PUHI.10 sali:.
Os MeiOiV, March iM, H. at the I'armers'
Hetel, oppelt the Northern Market lleile. the
entire sUKk of thn KAKMKKS' HOTEL, consist
In of Beds nnd llcddlng, ynccnwan LiHiklng
Glaxes, .stores. Carjiets, Chairs. Washstinuls
IUi Is nnd Pitchers, silver Uater, Knlvcsand
Kerks, Selas, Marble-top Stands, Settees, Spring
Wagen, with shaft nnd pole, and a great many
articles tee numerous tn mention.
Sale te commence at 9 o'clock.
(1KO. SCIH.OIT
Gee. Hcntih, Auctioneer. nil!j-3td
JtrUSLlNS."
M HOLLY TREK MILLS "
Is the Best Muslin tn the Market for Family
I'se. Yeu can get It at the
North End Dry Goods Stere.
J. W. BYIIKK.
nevi-lyd
Ne. 3ii North Queen street
c
LOSING OUT YVINTKU GOODS
At erv rednced prices, at llKCIt lOI.D'S
Cheap Cash Stere, te make room for a fresh sup
ply ei Spring (loed, consisting of Ladles' and
(, tnt's furnishing Heeds. Please call and se
cure bargains
AT llKCHTOLlVS,
Ne. 62 North yuee n Street
J-slpru of the lllg Stocking.
1 S. choice llulldltig stone nnd Sharp Sand
for sale.
T
HIS PAPER IS PRINTED WITH
INK
Manufactured hy
J. K. WRIGHT & CO.,
marl9-lyd 'Xth and Hare Sis., Philadelphia, Pa.
M
T.NNERCHOR UALU
Illustrated Health Lecture !
.r
M K.N.NKHCIlOIt IIAI.LT0-M0IIT.
rilLLUDh "! he benders of Ovrgen."lth
experiments
SUIULCT "Catarrh. Bronchitis and Con
sumption. Prefnsnir Illustrated en lo.eno leet of canvas
by l)rs. Hale and Fenner
ADMISSION
Deers Open at 7.
tOCENld.
Commence at 9, Sharp,
marivtfd
T
HE midgets.
OUR LAST APPEARANCE
TO-NIGHT,
The Midgets
-AT THE-
LAKASTEE RINK.
AT BURhlK'a.
LENTEN
GOODS I
Flne Bloater Mackerel, largeandfat ; Geerge's
Uank Ileueless cedtlsh. Smoked Salmen, Smoked
Halibut, sugar-Cured Herring, Plain Cured Her
ring, only 15c. a de.'en ; the Hapgood llrnnd
French Salmen, lsc. a can, or fjuu perderen;
Spiced Salmen In 2-tt cans ; Fresh Lebster, Dun
bar Schrlmps; Fresh Canned III ue Fish, only
10c. n can : Fresh Canned Mackerel, 12c: Soused
Mackerel, American and Imported sardines,
Sardines in Mustard. Deviled Crabs (with shell).
CHEESE I CHEESE I
Choice Hlch Mild Cream Cheese, Pineapple
Cheese (picnic size), Dutch Headcheese (rv
fine), Sapaage, Veung American and Neutchatcl,
FARINACEOUS GOODS 1
Oatmeal, Avcna or ltelled Oats, Cracked
Wheat, Farina, Granulated Cemmeal, Tapioca,
Sage, Macaroni, Vermicelli, etc.
FHKSH KGUS, two dozen for 23 cents,
ATBURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
Telephone Connections
H
1RSH it BROTHER
GOME AND SEE
It will pay you te examine our stock or
NEW SPRING GOODS
Uefere purchasing elsewltere.
WE AltE DETEKMlNhD 10 HAVE IOUU
PATRONAGE, IF THE
BEST MATERIALS.
AT THE-
LOWEST PRICES
Will have any effert te that end.
Everything te Suit the Time3.
viz
110 US' SHOUT PANTS, ISc., upwards
110VS' SUI1S, tl M, upwards.
HOI 8' snCUT WAISTS, ISc., upwards.
MEN'S PANTS, 75c, upwards
MEN'S HUMS, 13.CO, upwards.
MEN'S SPRING (IVKKCOATH, tOfsl, upwards.
MERCHANT TAILORING
A SPKUALT'i.
SUITS TO OKDCH FUOM I1U.W TO Haee.
PANTS TO OBDKUFKOM HMTOflOCU
Splendid Lines In CHECKS, PLAIDS, etc, te
suit all tastes and pockets.
HIM (I BROTHER'S
ONE-PRICE
Clothing and Kent's Furnishing Heuse,
COUNKIl flOHTIi QU11EN BTitKstT AND
CKNTttK SUUAUK.
k- OPEN- JBVIIRY HV1NINQ. J
xxnr AitrMRTiaxMKNTa
ORBEOK A MILKY.
GREAT CARRIAGE SALE I
GREAT BARGAINSGREAT
-AT-
NORBECK & HILEY'S,
Cerner Dnkeaad VlnoStrcetn, Lancaster, Pa.,
MONDAY, MAROH 22, 1886-10 A. M. and 2 P. M.
Every Jeb Quarantfted for One Year.
B. P. R0WE, Auctioneer. NORBECK & MILKY, Preji'i-s.
M-TKitMs, te iA s t c pku
A.-H Aitrjttcn.iKaiKtiTs.
TOV NKIU) NOTHING KI.SK. DO
X you want an external remedy for ordinary
ailments l'e tnseii Capclne Plasters, tv.
Ol'KNING OK TI1R CANALS. THU
Susquehanna nnd Tide Water Canals will
open en April 1, ls?n,
ii. r. hiiuuk,
Superlnunflant
IlllS-IW
me LKT.
A. A I
Ijiree Stere Itoem. situated en the main
bnslnes street of dohnstewn, Pa. A flne tiusl.
nes location. Address,
Utl7-2td HO. 453 JOHNSTOWN, PA.
VALUA11LE CITY LOT FOR SALE
The let of ground situated en Vine street,
opneslto St. Marl's church, will be sold at
prr ate sale. Apply te
rumtdeed KKV. P. J. McCULLAQH.
ESTATE OF DR. JOHN U ATIjKI
Jr., deceased. All persons having claims
against tbe late lr Jehn L. Atlce, Jr., decease.1,
are requested te send them le the undersigned,
by mall, before April 1, l.
WM. At'O.ATLKK.
ml6 3td IU hast King Street
TJl'CU MILLER'S.
Only a little while longer can yen secure de
cided bargains In Huns, Cutlery, lteelers,
ltszers, clsers. Machinists Toots, Ac.
Me offer special bargains In tluni and (inn
Ooeils until the 1Mb tnst.,-te close out ourenttro
stock before April 1. lnslde and Outside Shew
Clues for sale cheap.
UUCHMlLLKll'S.
Ne, 132 North (Jueentst, loncaster.
a-All getxls left for repairs must lie called
for by March M. inar5-3 d
TOTE IS MAKING
CABINET PHOTOaRAPHS
AT S3.00 A pezxir.
AT NO. IOC NOlllll UUEEN 8TKKKT,
Janll-ttd Lancaster, Pa
G
OOD WORK CHEAP.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF PI'.INTINQ
Tobacco Buyers'
Contraet Beeks, Receipt Beeks, Re
ceiving Beeks, Sample Tags,
-ANI-
STRING TAGS FOR BAILING.
CALL AMI SEE
ODIt SAMPLES
I' HICKS.
AND ClEf
WK AUK NOW PIlEPAItKD TO
Perferate All Kinds of Blank Beeks,
Snch as Checks, Notes, Contract Heeks. Ac.
same as postage stamp, se that they can lie
readily separated.
feliJS-tfd
w
1LL1AMSON .V FOSTER.
MODERATE PRICES
-FOIt-
DRESS
SHOES I
MEN'S 11ALMOIIAL CAP 'tOK DllESS SHOE.
11.29.
IIOl 'S JJALMOltAL DUESSSHOE. tl 00.
LADIES' DUESS SHOE, tl.tt.
MISSES' DUESS SHOE, 11.00.
CUILDItEN'3 SHOES. Kc. UPWAKDS.
FOKSYMM ETHICAL PKOPOiniON, EXACT
NESS TO FASHION ANDOENKKAL
EXCELLENCE
-IN-
WORKMANSHIP,
-THE-
DUNLAP HATS
AUK SOVEltllUN.
SPK1NU SHAPES IN SILK AND FELTS NOW
It E ADV.
SOLKAUKNTSrOltDUNLAPACO'SMIK
HATS.
CHILDREN'S
KILT SKIRT SUITS,
$2.50.
Cllll. DUKN'S
tOMlllNATlON
and iW.
K 111 8, W
CHlLDHKN'S TWO PIECE KlLlS.rMO.
tlOrai.ONU PANT SCHOOL SUITS, $500.
NEW FASHIONS
-IN-
MEDIUM-WEIGHT OVERCOATS.
lflt,V3, 1S.M, 112 00.
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS.
liclnferced Frent and Hack, V and 7Sc. The
Perlect-flttlng White Dress bblrt.the Most Du
rable and Easiest Laundrled, Is "THE EIUH
M1E," 11.03 each, or i.V per half dozen.
iTS teres Open Every Kvenlng.-T
(I
liiiam
32, 34, 36 & 38 East King St.,
Fester
LANCASTEIt, PA.
cknt. err reu CASH.-V
A': H A It VXH TJX KM A'.V 1 .
-IIT A N T K D. AT TIUHeVl'mn A
T Wekly iNTSLtiussctR of Match 4. Ii
and November S3, lsss.
mll-tfd
Hl'HLEY'S DRUG MTOIIK WILL HV.
removed te NO. i WEST KINII 8TIIKKT,
directly opposite the Cooper Heuse, en or nlmut
April 1st.
mur. finest, cherry, ulaek"
X berrr, tltngerand Klmmel Brandies at W
cents a quart. Our ,i cents a quart Kj-e Whlky
Is fine and cheap.
llOHKKK'S l.lqUOH BTOllK.
Ne. K Centra Square, Laucastcr, l'a.
apra-lydlt
nieAKi:TTi:s.-i
IM HA LL'S
V Straight Cut In satin packs, and all
thn
leading 1
funds nf Clffali tte. at
MAHKI.EV "YELLOW FltOST.'
(Fenuerlr Ilartuian",) North giireu St.
TNSURANCE OFFICE REMOVED.
The Insurance aud Ileal KstateOttlre nf.lern
tiitsh lllfe lias been r me cd te NO. S2K SOU'I II
1IUKEST11EET. Telephone connection.
MKItKMlAH It UK,
marlMmdll Ne.yiKS. Dultest
TFyciimvant A
Flne Orade of Fleur
Pay a little morn than reu would Ter an nrdl
nary flour, and ask yenr grocer for the
NIAGARA FALLS FLOUR,
Made of the beat Minnesota Wbe.it. It b no
equal In the market.
A TRULY FlRSr-CLAHS CONCERT.
The Kempa Quinette.
Each remarkably able. The ery Urn-si at ties
Of music en the prograinme. Levers of thn best
invited.
TJIUJISPAY, iTAUClItf
Uenetlt or a C1AK1TV, drace Lutheran
Church, North 0,uccnand James streets.
ttVAilmlssinu. 10 rents. Tickets for sale at
run Dcrstutth's Heek Stere, East King .street i
Shrelner'sMusle Stere, and Mrs. Iussli?tauffrr's
Trimming store. North yues'n street, and
North's Musto Stere, Centre square.
mltt',S,Tu,ltid
rNDESTRFCTllILi: GRAINING.
NOCltACKlMI, NO PKELINU, NO 11I.1S1 Kit
1NO.
We have a system of graining w woen that
must. In tha near future, take the place or the
old system en all new work. Its merits being as
follews: Total abolition et a painted eruund
work, arxcd and cleanliness In working II,
beauty and transparency et finish, smoothness
and durability, and the capability et receiving
as high finish as hard weed by the same innlh
eds. This process Is the nearest approach te
natural weed that has ret lwu dlceerwl. Cnll
and see samples. ill Illiitr. A bON,
Sele Agents for Laneuster County
Heuse Palnttngand li ruining Kmperliun, comer
of Ch.'stnut and Nevln street.
We have also alKiut Twenty Slam Mantle,
which lnuat be sold within the net ten days,
cheap for cash, en account of met lug,
niar3-3md
pusixnsH foi.i.Kens.
" What I Kuew About Them."
Jly condemnation Is net ht an lnratleii
renuilnK. ter 1 believe It would hen very bxrel
lent thing ter a young man or woman te knew
Hreek, or Ijilln, or Hebrew. I say jes, If It could
be given them as one would a liennet, or an acre
of land.era yoke of nxen I bellove In a bust
uess education net for ene class, but ler every
(lass, 1 wish ever)' young man In the country
had a geed business education, or such an edit
catien as should tit him te nil acceptably and
usefully the position Ota geed merchant's rlerk
1 wish every man had sueli an education every
young man especially, Jleratr Urttley.
Snch an education fa Imparted at the
LANCASTEIt COMMERCIAL COLI.EUK
Address, II. C. WElDLF.lt, Principal.
AMVaRMKNTH.
TpULTON OI'KHA HOUSli-
A DKAMAT1C EVENT.
Three Mghts ami Sntunlar Matinee,
COMMENCING
THURSDAY, MABOH 10, 1880.
The Ilrllllant and Talcnted Actress,
Miss Jesie Crocker,
In her charming Impersonation et MAlUltf,
In the Kemantlc Jlule Drama,
BURR OAKS,
Supported by a strongdramatlccempany under
the personal direction of thu authors,
David and Milten Higgins.
PaerLC's I'erunR I'Bicts....
Uesened Seats new en
Heuse.
..10, 20andSOCKMs.
sale at the Oiwra
mi;-4td
reu BAX.B or juurr.
F OH KKNTNICK TVoSTeTty HllICK
Dwelling Heuso, Ne. M0 East Orange t reel.
marltld
H1KSH A JlltO,
TJIOR KENT.
JQ Twe IX Story Houses, Nes.
CIO and Hi
Maner street. Apply at
; ml6-lwd Ne. aid WES r KINO STltEET.
EOIt KENT FROM Al'KILl.TUAT DK
slrable Stere Keem, Ne. 14 Centra Square,
lias been used for a cigar store for years. Apply
te
ur.uuuK n. luaii'iaeu.-s.
mart ltd
SherHTs Office.
XJIOK HALE CUEAF.
S3 One Ijincaster Cabinet Organ, cost II2
will sell at a bargain.
Call en or address, Ne. &S7 North Cherry alley,
Lancaster, l'a. .hi tfd
s
llir
TORKKOOM FOR RENT.
N0.2SX. also Ne. 2i t both rooms mar he
thrown Inte one II desired, making one el tha
largest and bestllghted rooms
particulars cnll at Nn. '.11 EAST
s in ineruy. . or
THING HI ICEET,
ljincsster. Pa.
TJIOR RENT. TWO VERY UESIRAIII.r.
Jj rooms en first fleer suitable for a Docter
or Dentist; also two rooms en second story
Annlvat
uil'Mfd
NO 128 NOItTH DUKE STltEET.
TJIOR RENT.
jC A Tobacco Warehouse with Pcnn'a
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Biding.
Capacity fdrsterlng 3,bee cases.
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INTELLIGENCES OFFICE.
PUBLIO 8A.IE.
On SATUUDAV MOItNlNH, MAKCII 2d,
1880, at 10 o'rleck, will be sold ut the Hearding
and Livery Stable of Dll. J. C. BIIAUH, Ne. Ii
West King street (formerly Cress Keys hotel),
a geed horse a Ne. 1 roadster buggy, whips,
harness and blankets.
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TJWH RENT.
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Shep In rearef Ne. 37 WestChestnutstreet,
used as a rlgar-bez factory, aud a shop ou
Mltnln street, between tseuin (jtieen and prince
streets, lately used as a carriage factor'. Alsea
dwelling and store room new occupied by A.
A. llubley as a drug store, West King street.
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tlMfd INTELLIOENCEIt OFFICE.
TJIOR RENT.
First class Dairy Farm. 92 acres, situate
two miles from Lancaster city.
ilasemenc, corner Centre Sqnare and North
Queen street, suitable for a barber shop.
llrlck Dwellings, 22U Kait Fulton street, and
285 Church street.
Bale and Exchange Stables en West Orange
street, near Water.
Several Frame Houses en Jehn street.
Janll-tfd IllBSll A UUOTUKU9.
pRIVATE SALE.
1 will have a car lead et
Firat-Glags Ohie Nerman Horses,
at m maarvAe nerss.
NO. 114 NOBTII PHINCE STBKKT,
by Monday, which 1 will dispose or at private
sale. Mew let or tlrst-clas Horses drivers,
workers and heavy draft, mostly from Caeadu,
every week, and always for sale.
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