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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE!, TUESDAY, MAJROH 23. 188G.
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'AHWteottMrOB0eef thsItrmitaMces,
-' OMXHBIA, March S-Twenty-nlne years
'UMsrrMd C0BBIBwn mdcuw siiy
MMrt CktaMMhwt tribe, Na 30, of
" i j ruuiMi. Th tifiw trlhn
1 r' " in membmblD until the
(SfeMftotef tbeclTll war whenltitoed
MMtwaea yeara and then again com-
JMiMMIoprefrMa. Afewyearssgotheledne
i, Mpt Marled te go back, but the members
I'JRrkcd very bard and at the present time the
IMtabmhlp Is nearly 200. This evening the
tfNM will celebrate their 29th anniversary.
. Jimntl prominent red men will be present
E-Mr this oecaaton. Ke-sbsh-ke-nee tribe, or
JiMeaster, will be largely represented, and
Will bring with them a handsome chart te be
; yrtsenttd te the home tribe, snd will receive
V XalMilUnnhai In Mlttm A f tar I lltt P lnltl IT
Ml Of the meeting the visitors und the home
' ';!.B.nilian wilt trn In flm annerV. Where B
i'5fied time will be had and tbe corn and venl-
Li&mea will be liberally supplied.
KVM.J Te Visit l'er
f W 0 Wednesday evening, MarcliSKb, Oerln-
! v .c, n. .- mi J,t.. ..l.t. will
ji sj unan unaptcr, iu. -i, ui vmumum, ...
P eV'lW - vl8lt te Hewell K. A. Chapter, Ine. 190,
t.'S tYetk. The chapter will leave the Tenn-r-
nylvanla railroad station at 0:15 p. m., by a
&;feipecil tialn returning will leave Yerk at
f Br 12 o'clock p. m. The M. 1 grand high
V be pmwnt en an ulllcial isltatleu te ezem
lWr v yyll,y 0Ul lue aegreea.
T?r. XfrepairiDg me i arnacv.
Ifsi . removing the stock or coal, ere, limestone,
fir:-' . f... timiwi Vn nl Hhtmlnnt Hill
Zi M'-.r-E- liuiaiuau uniu uvem jatj "Jfk- -
Iren Ore company, the cupola of this furnace
having been disabled several days age.
The stock Is being hauled near tbe funiHce
and the work will most likely be finished
te-day. when the work et re-epenlug Uie
"bosh" will be commenced.
Town Metes.
The repairmen or the Pennsylvania rail
road are at work at raising the tracks of this
read south of Locust street. A new crossing
lias been placed at Frent and Locust streets.
A number of tbe lady IrlenU of Mr. and
Mrs. K. H. Stair tendered them a pleasant
surprise party at their home en Seuth Third
street, yesterday afternoon, the occasion be
ing the fifteenth anniversary of their mar
riage. A very handsome chart is new en exhlbl
tleu in tbe window of Jehn 8. Musser, en
North Third street. It is intended ler the
use of the Columbia Ledge, Ne. 2S2, Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen. The name el
the ledge and their motto is very finely dec
orated In gilt letters and the w hole It in a
handsome frame.
An addition or twenty-five feet baa been
made te tbe boiler Bbep of Fairer A Sen.
Workmen are engaged at the new Herald
building en Locust above Second street, in
making tbe necessary improvements prier te
this printing efllre taking possession or their
new quarters, which will be iu a few da a.
A drill was had by Company C, In their
armory last night.
Rev. Viji. I'. Evans, of the Second street
M. K. church, has hit upon a novel scheme
te raise tbe church debt or 3,000. That
amount is te be divided into 250 shares of $12
each. If one share is subscribed by n mem
ber they pay one dollar a month : if two
shares, two dollars per month and se en In
proportion te the number of shares se much
per mouth te be paid. This makes very easy
payments and within one year the debt et
the church well be totally wiped out. Very
nearly two-thirds or the amount has already
been subscribed.
NOTES THOM VOLL.K.UE 11ILT..
Where Seme et Hie Student. Will Teacb
Unrlng the Sptlue Term.
Mr. Gee. Kluze Kaucke, ene of the
Japanese students, has been unable te attend
his recitations for seme tlme ea account of
sickness.
On Monday morning the committee of
Instruction, consisting of the lien. J, P.
Wickcrsham, Jndgu Livingston and Dr.
Miller, et Yerk, Pa., paid their aunUHl visit
te tbe institution.
The following students of the Beminary
and college will t;e out teaching during the
spring term : U. 11. Schneder, of tbe seminary,
will teach in the Kutztenn Xermal school
under Dr. N. C. Schaetler.
Jehn R. Meyer, of the seminary, will teach
a aeieci scnoei ai sieinsvuie, ra.
O. P. Steckle, also or tbe seminary, will
teach atNew Mahoning, Pa.
A. 11. Herbst will teach at Douglas, Pa.
Ilesldes these there are some ethers who
will go away te teach, between new und the
1st of April.
Mr. U. A. Schwedes filled the pulpit Ter
Kev. Stein, atMUlersvllle, last Sunday.
D. A. Seuders preached at Union ilrldge,
Md,
ItufusW. Miller basjust returned from a
Visit te Philadelphia. On Sunday last he
tilled the pulpit for Rev. J. I. Geed.
Max Publ preached in St. Jehn's He
formed church, this city, last Sunday morn
ing. O. D. Sehaefler, of the senior class In col
lege, will enter the University et Pennsyl
vania as a medical student this spring.
M. W. Maucb, or tbe senior class in the
seminary, has been unable te attend te ills
recitations ler some time en account of ill
health.
The annual register or the college nnd som sem
Jnary Is just out of preband new ready for
distribution.
Rev. Calvin Slegel preached the sermon iu
college chapel en Sunday morning.
AN VNFORTUNATM TAilSTU.
He Ceme.rrnm Cuate.tllle te Get Ornnk And
I. llubbeil 117 a Tramp.
Jehn Wilsen, who says he is a teamster,
and works en the Ingleslde larm near Coates Ceates
Vllle, came te Lancaster yesttrday te have a
little fun and he had it. He tell in with a
tall, dark-haired tramp, rather deceutly
dreased, who showed him the town, after
Which 'Wilsen bought a quart el whisky, and
the two retired te the yellow house below
Dedge's old cork factory, en the Pennsylva
nia railroad, und drank it. Wilsen get very
drunk, and, laying his head en the tramp's
lap iell asleep. When he awoke late in the
evening, the tramp was gene. He had taken
With him Wllbeu'a ?25 watch, his fi shoes,
money, amounting te H or CO cents, and the
bottle which contained the whisky. In
place et the new shoes, which tbe tramp bad
stolen, he found u pair of old ones encased
in woru-eut gums. These he put en and
made his way te tbe station house, where he
wasglvena night's lodging. This morning
be was discharged and made his way te
Alderman Demi's office, where he told his
tery, but could net tell the name et his
deapeller, or describe him with sufficient
particularity te make complaint against him,
Next time Mr. Wilsen wants te get druuk he
aeuld remain in Coatesville, und go it alone
la some private corner.
Corener'. Inaaeit.
,, Tb Jnry empanelled by Corener Henaman
4 '"lore Inte the cause of death et the Peter
Pv rt hospital yesterday afternoon. Alter hearlug
M slw., a9 toUmey obtainable an sdieurumeut
r :.r iraanaa uuiii thia tvtn-.i .ni .,. . . .
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baadsweieexamleeu. ane yerdlet of the
tuirv Wii tliftt (Ifuiiii AU.i..a . .
'. i . , " siwu jiuiu au acci-
? i .hjr b?,Dg ,l.ruclt by a wet-bound freight
!-,tmlnln .tliininl ni tn ii ... "" .V"eu:
v-ndB. at or near Meuntvllie, Ne blameU
AlrftscUl te the PeuusylvanU railroad Tr j
.-empleyes. v ""
.-5- Tne relaUens of Peter Kemmerer, the man
- jtrke Was fatally Injured by the cars at
, Meuntvllie Saturday, were notified or his
' Uyterday. They telegraphed Dr. Me-
, Cmxy, of the county hospital, te ship the
fredy te Hagerstewu, and It will be aeut en
, -t ISO this evening.
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JVA Keler and P. J. MaUeney, tbe
jmvu wu weroeuargeu wiiu ueirauu-
. If. Si. r?racyJIK ftftitm Tlnhmi. Iitnu
lbxirdbll, havesetUedUielr trouble
.ahaf4jaj tliM Itlll .n.l .!. rm,. ..1IB
w u. wMu vw. aue auiia
I lUlVB bJlll lltsnilaMAil mnti H.au
I ft eased from prison.
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r addrft! teE. Ureaanell. Vraa.
lK.,ibeldt theXancalr I
WAITX'B COMKDT COHIMNI".
A Biff ttetiM I Well ImpreMed Hj the Excel
lent Entertainment.
Walte's Comedy company made tliclr first
appearance at the opera house hut evening,
when they opened a week's engagement.
Although the troupe wat net very well knew n
here they had n large audience The gallery
was crowded and but few empty seats ie.
mslned down stairs. Although the prices el
the show are lower than usual they are net of
the cheapest kind. Twenty cents Is
charged for the gallery and thirty and
thirty -nve down stairs. The piece
presented last night was a comedy entitled
"Shadows of a Lire." Tbe play is a very
geed one and calculated te please nny audi
dlenre. J. W. Carner Is a line comedian,
and In the character or Jienben Letriler, the
big-hearted countryman, he was given an ex
cellent chance te display his tal
ents. The lrt is Hemetning iike
Den Thompson's Jeshua H'Aifcemfc or
Barney McAuley's t'ncfc Dan'l.
and the audience were kent In a isoed
humor. Mr. Carner Is very natural en the
tageaudhewHS given capable support by
the company. Miss Nellfen was excellent as
Oerfrude, the orphan, and the audience were
well Impressed with her. J. It. Walte
acted w-pll the part or Count Julian, the vil
lain or the piece, and Indeed the whele com
pany was string. MM Kathariue Shepard
was very funny as Verathy Ann, the old
maid In search of a husband, and In the
scene where she attempted te make love te
old 7?r6e she did well. The audience last
night was delighted and tbe company will
no doubt haven big audience te ste " Ingo Inge
mar " this eemng.
The orchestra is a strong feature of this
company. Their music is et the finest kind
jitid thev received liberal applause List night.
"Tem Celllus," the young Heading dude,
created quite a sensation by appearing In the
opera heuse about the middte of the play.
lie was attlral in a full suit of red, with a
skull cap or the same color. Ashe marched
down the aisle he was greeted vlth applause.
He was the last man te leave the building
after the show. A mob of boys waltetl for
him outside and it was with great difficulty
that he luade his way through tliem and
reached the Stevens house.
a he j:h kll ruxv.
It Take, n Fre.li Impetus lljr Hie Aildlllen
Of SI.
Theso who Imagined that tbe subscriptions
te the Irish cause had seen their best days,
will no ifbubt be pleasantly gratified at learn
ing of tbe large list or nddltienal paid contri
butions handed In te day by Mr. J. J. Fitz
Patrick. Among the subscribers will be
found the nauie of Cel. Geerge A. Burten,
the geulal Stevens house colored porter, who
iu giving his subscription said he knew how hew
It was himself te be oppressed. The account
new stands :
Previously acknowledged tl.SM Ol
.Ine. Muriibv In 0)
II. Frank ureniman . te
Jnn.Cerlund....
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Cel Uee. A. Ilurieu
A. r. Shirk
A. Illcsuml
K.T Koblnseu
(iee. Strlnuian
Cyrus I'elvln
Daniel LeRan
HeUeeuri schanui
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Total
tl.167 00
Vuneral of Chsrle. Itledel.
The funeral of Charles RIedel, who died en
Saturday, took place this afternoon from the
residence of the faintly, en East King street.
There was a very large attendance. Lancas
ter Cemmandery Knights Templar, of
which deceased was n member, were Ipres
ent They turned out about fifty mem bers.
and were accompanied by the State Capital
band, of Ilarrlsburg, The pall-barers were
Sir Kuluhts U Liller, William llallz, David
Kettew, William Happ, Witmer Hess and J.
V. Limparter. Bishop Jehn Kelir, of tbe
Mennonite church, preached the funeral ser
mon, and the Interment was made at Wood
ward Hill cemetery.
The luneral et Mrs. Jeseph Trlssler was
held this altcrnoeu. Rev. Max Hark con
ducted the service. The pall-bcarers were,
William Haldy, Geerge Wisner, Cbristlau
Shaub and Jehn Altlck, and the Interment
was made nl Lancaster cemetery.
Letters Granted.
The iollewlng letters were granted by tbe
register or wills, for the week ending Tues
day, March St:
Testamiintaiw Jehn M. Orlder, do de
deceased, latent West Hemptield tewnship:
Jehn M. Orlder, city, executer.
Philip Clauss, deceased, late of Lancaster
city ; Charlette Claus, city, executiix.
Patrick McLaughlin, deceased, late et
Manheiui tuntishlp: James M. McLaughlin,
Harrisbiiri;, executer.
Daniel Eib, dtctnsed, late of Penn town
ship; Daniel W. Erb, Maulielm borough,
executer.
AiiMisisTnATie.v. Frances K. Lefever,
deceased, lat el Couestega township ; Philip
A. Lefever, Conestoga, admiulstraier.
April Quarter Session. Court.
Indications point te plenty et business for
the April quarter sessions court. Thus far
19eases hae been returned and filed in the
office or the clerk of the quarter sessions
court.
Amusement..
Tint Concert Every true lever of music, who
enjoys inmie that cultivates ami refines, will he
we are hit, treated te u most exoellent and
ntilahed presentation at Grace church en Thurs
day evening next, when llerr Kernpa, a former
pupil of the great Mendelssohn, n 111 present bis
audience with u choice selection of brilliant
productions, assisted by his three daughters
Jtva, Helena and Alice all of whemare virtuosos
of rum flre and skill.
WiTMTtn March SI, ISefl. In Manheiui borough
I'i. Mis. Kiederic.tellcter the late 1'rudcrick
Wltnijer, In her 7 'th ytar.
The relatives und trlunds of the family nre re
spectrally Invited te attend her funeral, from
her late residence, en Wednesday morning at
0'clt.ck Interment In Manheiui cemetery. 2t
IlAMcn MurchSO. lSvi, in this city, Mary A
rellotet the la. e David lluntcb, lu the Wtliyeur
of her use.
The relatives and trlendj et the family arero arere
specttully lnvltid te attend the funeral from
her late lesMence, .se. 1J7 Ch.rlette street, en
Wednesday afternoon at i o'clock. Interment
at Lancaster cemetery. Please einlt flowers
2t
31 AUK UTS.
A'hlladeliihla rrednce Market.
I'HiLADKLi-HU.SIurcb "3. Kleur market enlet:
Sales el 0 banels, Minn, linkers ail('uS0Ui
I'hiiiih. lauilly at m iS j Western at M J7KQ
5 ; Patent. 5 138 M n
It je flour fcti-uay utMSO.
1 p iu . call heat March, 91ic. April,
B.'e; Msy.tl.'Kc j June. )i;i.
m Cern MaiLh, 41JJC; i.'iie April j 4fiVC,May and
June.
Oats 00ie March, April.'.May and June.
Mew Turk freunce .llurket.
Nsw lORK, March 2 J. rieur dull; Ann grades
rine, ti SStfi W, Suiwrflne, ti sjftj sj.
Common te lair extra Ohie, WW31 00; geed te
choice extra Western, II 0QS 10: commeu extra
Minn.. Siflt ou i Extra Ne 2, 30fflJ 7J.
Wheat -Ne. 1 red, state en spot, IIOJ;.Ve.
2 lied, stute, en spot. 'Mc; Se, 1 White. tut.
WjU ' '" Utl1' "11Uer' 4Jarch' WXc; AprllJ
t.ofn-Ne, 2 mixed, cash, Xc. Ne. 2 Mixed.
April, w;e: May. 47c. '
eats .Se 1 w ulte, state, 3c ; Se. 2 de. Sue.
Uye dull i Western, B.'Jb3e : Htate, UHfifWc
Jlarley nominal ; unKiaded Canada, MO)!&
..t'erk dull t Mti, 111) 7JQ10 W for old ; no 7RQ
11 M for new.
Jm?e?W.Ub W Mi A,,r"' W 3' 1",', "!
Molasses dullt boiling stock atlSoferM test,
l'orte Itlce, 'ilfju-e.
Turpentine dull at 48c.
Ueslu steady t strained te (reed, II OSffll 10
Fetreluuiu steady ; itedned, VAn.
Ulcesteadyt Caiullnaand laiuislana at SK
Mniynr 1 itll lint .te.iln t,..M ..
6Wc t granulated. &Ac: lair tn ifn,Mi r..n..un.
K
ouiiernnuj nestern imlunien Creamery
KttiJe 'G"0' taU, 3"l0 Kfc- Creumery
tKgs'itcaay ; State, UMClSc ; Western, WAQ
buSStSSkSe" ' 0bl Klat' ch,"c, 7alc'
V?.1.ttuttay ' fair cargoes at PJfc.
UftulS? . uem",ul I lum te Llvcriioel by
Ohlceca rredacs Harkeu
WnSaMyMurket opened.
JuneTSjJa;:8'' Al"-"t May,38J,e,
" May, ouXe i June, tOVc.
i fj!-??''y' '?M ' .J " B7.
Lard May, W(H j June, wujft',
lilbs May, ti &, JUu, i j;).
CLesma.
ifririi Murfti UVai 1h.II ei.
fein"wt,!,AprU, a'' N,y'
Wifti wouieciieus " A," t MOc.
lallew quiet; prlmu city, 4)c.
Perk -Starch, fc DO April, 9 67f t May, ) T7K t
June, f3 M.
ltlb-Marcb, 3 PS,Ht Airrtl. 10 MK I May, f I
Jmie, tn ie.
KIM-Mnrch anil April, 5 X May, U 10 )
June, J3 4X
(train ami t'raviMena.
rnrnlshed by S. K. Ynndt, llrekwr, Chicago.
March IS, 1 o'clock p. rn.
Wheat. Cern. eats. Ferk, JLara.
March ....
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Mar
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50). WS' 6.10
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June
Julr
AUKUSt
Bnmuuiber.
.fj'J
'tsj
Kecelpu.
Winter Wheat...
Spring Wheal
Cern
Oats
liye
llarlny
en City
CruQeOll ,
Uecelpis Heg;
Car Lets.
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llsad.
Closing frlces 2 o'clock p. u..
Wheat. Cern. Oats. 1'erx. Lard.
March 7fl.H N W s W
April :. 3M? .... U.S1 ej
May ...ll, M, W '" 0-"6 i
June MlJ SS.J Jl 9.15 8.10
July S S.'.'i 6 17
August. 8
Oh City ,,
Crude Oil , 'C.
Live Meck trlcc.
Cnicaae, March 21 Cattle ltecelpt., S.0H) heart
hlpmeuts, I.OXJ head i market dulland n shndn
stronger i shipping steers. M0 te l.VO ts. HO
5Mi .Uwkers and feeders, Ji-VVtl.': cows,
hulls and mixed, IMvCIW; bulk, t! 7SQJ2);
through i exans, 50,14 M
Hogs nectlpts, 2,we head; shipments, BiXl
head; market steady and prices MtlPc. higher ;
rough and mixed, f I iOU3utjscliltig and ship
idng, H.2HJ4.45 ; light, W SOC 120; skips, riM'tf
.iieep-Hecelpts, 2.0M head; shipments. BOO
head: market and prices steady s naitves.
fl 40JSM i Western. S0ai Texans, W.IVG
4U); Uimbs, 4HyS.J) neSs.
K.st Lissbtt CatUerecelpts, KU head
shipments, 33; 9 carloads shipped te New terk
te-day; tuarkel slew at unchangtd prices
Hogs receipts, 3,7ii ; shlpuiauu, 4.701 ;
irmrW..t tlrm rhllslelnhlns. .1 iOflt CO l Werk
ers. II Sert UJ I skips. WWat 32 car snipped te
New lerk
Shwn rprelnts. 7..TO hend shlmnents. 3.0,10
heads market very dnll, nothing doing, and
S3c. loner than Saturday.
Sew Tork stocks.
Niw Yerx, March 2S Wall street, 13) p. m.
Meney at 2 per cent. Foreign exchange
dull, MSsaiWj Governments rjntct, hut Ami ;
Currency 6's, I12CH bid; 4' coups. tUW.W
bid t IK1? Illy J bid.
The stock market opened irregular. The
whole list was weak except In the case et coal
shares, which advanced 1 te m per cent, en the
announcement that a combination of the An
thracite companies had been formed for the pur
pose of restricting production, and that the
prlceshad been advanced 23c. The best prices
fjrlhose stocks were touched about 10J0 The
improvement In them was ret long maintained
Hardly had the Improvement been recorded
than the bears began selling them freely. They
also unleaded the Vandcrbllts lu Heme round
amounts. The result was a break et te 2 per
cent, by 12 o'clock. Kreni this extreme dullness
prices have recovered partly, but the tone at
the present writing l feverish.
Stock .Markets.
Quotations by Keed, McUrann A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, I'a.
KW TORK LIST. 11 . M. 12 M. 3 T.U.
Canada Peciac (61 X Bi
C C. C. 1 4?H isV, f.i
CoLCenl IlVi
Central faclllc. m; i 41
Canada Southern SSK
ChL, St L. A Pch
Denver A ttle tirande lS'i
lel., Lack. A Western 12'i 12?, 12D
Krte 23 2S4 2ti
Krie'M e:s s:h smJ
New Jersey Central SIS fl w
KAT 23Vi 27K T,X
Leu. AN 40 3)i sy)i
Lake Shere f3K triri tli
Michigan Central tot. 67
inurt Pacific. l(iJ im 101
Northern I'eclflc 2K 2MX 23
N. IM'ret 37V, 6i M
N. W 1072 107 P
New Yerk Central 1WJ 10J?i Wii
Ohie Central lk
Omaha te); 3-K .VW
Oregon Trans ae k 2s.
Ontario Western 15.f 1'J 13
Pacinc Mall fro.'J Sej-i t.
Kechester A I'ttuburg SH
St. l'anl VI KU 8X
Texas i'aclflc 11W 1 12 llVi
Dnlnn l'acinc 4sU in' 47
Wabash Common 9',! 8J Wj
Wabash Preferred lsVi
WeslShore lujt
ruiLADKLrnia list,
Lehigh Valley M
U.. N. Y. A 1'hlla
fenniylvanta M MU i.
Ueadlnir II 13-18 12 15-16
Lenign Navigauen Su1 Vi V)
Uestonvllle
Philadelphia A Erie
Northern Cent
People's Passenger ... ....
U'd'gUen'lsM'Lg's 6s K'JK 1WK lOiU
OtI 7bJi 77'i 76Vi
Teei Hieca. ana tlends.
Kep. rted by J, U. Leng.
Par Last
Lancastei 8 ;er cenL, 1890 100 110
' 6 " 1-tt. 100 1
" 4 ' Scheel lean 100 lu5
" 4 " In ler -J) years 100 102
" 4 " In 8 or 20 years, 100 101,23
" 4 " In lOerMyears. 100 105
Menbeltn lioreagh lean 100 102
same stocks.
First National Ilank 100 203
Karmers' National Bank Mi lis
Fulton National Ilank 100 lai
Lancaster County National Bank SO 11310
i;oiuiuDi&rauenai iians lun 140
Christiana National Hank 100 113
Kphratu National Bank Iue IS)
First National Hank, Columbia 10U i'.i
First National Hank, Stresbnrg ICO 139
First National Hank, Marietta IU) 'JO
First National Hank, Mt, Jey loe 150.
Lltltx National Bank 100 130.
Manheiui National Bank 100 lte
Union National Hank, Mount Jey.... SO ea
New Helland National Hank Iue 130.
Gap National Hank 100 no
Ouarryvllle Nuttenaj Ilank 100 110
kllzabethtewn National bank IU) no
Noithern Bank stock 100 ISO
TCBKF1KB STOCKS
Big Spring A Heaver Valley 2ft 70J
lirfdgeiiert A Hersesh'si uw 24.SO
Columbia A Chestnut Hill 2U 40
Columbia A Washington 20 24.03
iKmemega a nig spring 23 20
Columbia A MutietU si SO
MuytOHn A Klliabetblewn 'J6 40
Lancaster A Kpbralu si 44
Lancaster A willow Street 23 4S.U)
oiraseurg a import 2ft 22
Marietta A Maytown 23 GO
Marietta A Mount Jey SSSO
latuc., ciizuoeintewn a. Aiiaaiolewn. HO 70
Lancaster A Frultvtlle SO S3
Laneuster A Lltltz 23 73
East Unindywlue A WayucsburK Se .23
Lancaster A Wllllomstewn 23 107.SO
i-aucasier a sianer w J4A
Lancaster A Manbelm 23 39.50
laneuster a aneita 23 S3
Luncester A New Helland 100 80.03
MISCXIXANK0C8 STOCKS.
luarryvlilelt.il , se 1.13
AiiiiuE.viiiti eirevi tar........ .......... ou fiu
Inquiring Printing Cempuny se Si
Uasltght and Fuel Company 2ft aj
SUivens Heuse (Bends) )ui IU)
Columbia lias Cempuny 25 23
Columbia Water Cemminv 10 in
Snsnuehanna Iren Cempuny loe 2s.25
Marietta Hellew. wail) u) 210
Stevens Heuxe ftn no
Mtllersvllle Nermal Scheel 23 18 03
Household Market.
FATmnAV, March Si.
DA IKY.
Creamery Butter 300
Butter tift 2u2.!c
Cup Cheese, two cups 6c
Cottage Cheese, twepleces Se
Dutch Cheese V lump 8Q10C
l'OCLTRT.
Turkeys V plece (llve)N Ilfjlts
" " (cleuned) llftl.'S
Chickens pair (live).. wste
" T,lle.e(cleauedl SSilloe
Hnrlng Chickens V pair B04i73c
Pigeons y pair. 2SQJ00
Ducks t piece (cleaned), , 40Qiuc
Ueese y piece I1QI.23
MI8CKU.AXK0C8.
Apple Hetter yl qt jse
F.Kgst)d(.z liaise
laird V It gc
Dry Beef, chlpped Joe
Haul, whole ijque
?,a""0 le
luddliig.... I00
Ham, sliced iic
vmiitb.
Apples V Kpk 10020c
Bananas ydez ..23Joe
Cectuuuts, each 8U12C
Currants V te (dried) iue
Dried Apples V qt 100
Dried Peaches V 'It 120
Prunes V b bne
Lemens Mdex jue
Oranges Wdei. 40e
l'lueupples y piece I24W30
Orupe.Wft.!... V "liBuc
Cranberries, pr..gt lotJlJe
MSW AJirjCMTJUKStHyTH.
S" UELVINO POR SALK CHKAP " OS
account of removal te Huchtntller building.
A Let of fthclvlng ut less than half price at Ne
14 North Queen street.
49-Leng's Old litaud. mil ft
TyKATIlER SIGNAL CAUDS. "
ren
WEATHER SIGNAL CARDS
eaiL ea-
Rese Bres. & Hartman,
14 XAJST KINO BTUXKT, ltd.
MX W AltriSHTlSKMRXTS,
OAKINO POWDKlt,
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
Tills powdernevervarles. Amarvclef pnrlty,
strvngth and wholusemenesa. Mere eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude et low
teat, short weight, alnin or phesphate powders.
Beld only in cant, ltevtl. Hakise 1'ewdir Ctt,
1( Wall street. New Yerk. mavfMvdAw
ITANTKD-AX OKti.VXIST IN" ST.
H Mary's Catholic chnrch.
It APPLY TO Till: l'ASTOIt.
WO TAILORS WANTED
A geed tailor te work In sterw t ASKF.W
A SCH KID'S, Ne 231 A J West King street,
marajf
-ITtOH KENT. THE TWO STORY AND
X! Mansard Keer Heuse. Ne. 543 North Duke
street, from April I. lss A. C. Ithl.MXlll..
Attorney, Ne. 44 North Dnke street,
marB-tfdSTnlh
BAKERY FOR RENT.
A llretzel IWkcry, sltnsted at Ne 111 Wash
ington street. Apply te MAItltY Mlhltt-. ut
l'ark Heuse. ltd'
WANTED UY A YOUNU MAN OK
experience n situation as salesman or
clerk In a store. Can iris a reference. Address,
' J. M. II ."iKTiLUussciBOfBra. ltd
fACHINISTS WANTED AT0NC E ;
J.X stcadv empleymeut. Apply at rear of
l.esman's Ktfle tt erks. Champien Hlewerand
J'erga Company. ltd
GOOD STABLE EOK REn'T.
A Gesd stable and Shedding, situated Ht
Ne. 113 Washington street. Apply te HAItm
MYEKS, at Park Heuse. lnariHIcl
QT fjnn REWARD! FOR ANY
i)X)JJJ case of Kidney '1 reubles, .err .err
eus Debllltr, Mental and Physical .Veakness,
thst BOTANIC NKIlVfc BITTKKs falls te cure,
i-eldby druggists, SO cents HKItB MEDICAL
CO., .Ne. 13 North 11th Mreet, PbtladclpMe. Pa,
Circulars free. marJOCineedAw
BARGAINS! UAROAINS UAROAINS
Parler Suits, Walnut laiungcs, befas and
Easy Chairs, geed heme-mads and upholstered
-alie, geed iraterlal. will be sold till the Urst of
April at a great sacrifice, at
Ne. 431 WEST CHESTNUT 'TllF.KT
Don't miss the chance. miJ-lwd
THE PUBLIC SALE OF GROCERY
store of Charles Peters, corner Middle and
Kecklaud streets, -ft HI be continued from te
morrow morning nt 10 o'clock, and every day
thereafter until all Is disposed of
DANIEL SING, Assignee.
Jacob Qcmsakxb, Auctioneer. ltd
SHOW OASE WORKS
Any shspe or style made te order and guaran
teed te be tlrst-class. hstlmaten iorunystienr
form solicited. cacs csrwully packed and
shipped te all parts of the country A large
stock and great variety te select from. All
french giass. All panel bottoms At low prices.
The best Is the cheapest. Please call and ex
amine. Ill N r'OUItl 11 STHEF.T.
niar23-3mdTuAS Philadelphia, Pa.
-T-ENNERCIIOR RINK WILL RE-At-L
open Wednesday Evening
SECOND GUliAT 11ACE.
TROYER
vs. KLINE,
Lancaster's Champions
SATCItDAY AFTEBNOON AND EENl.SO.
CIIJCUS COMBINATION.
Mr. Gee. Wbliby, the great acrobat, late with
nensld"n A "ten's Circus.
II Iss Lucy Wh tby, the artistic Indian Club
0 .tngei, heuj the same Circus
Mr 1 has. Wltinir, the Hepe Walker, who has
p eated the audience se well at his late uppour uppeur
snee. He Is from Ferepangh's Circus.
-Adinllen, 10 cents. Scheel Children. S
cents la the afternoon. Deers open at 2 and 7
o'clock.
Monthly Hep Next Tutsday Eveaisg.
ltd It. GATES, Manager.
F
DLTON OPERA HOUSE.
WAITE'S COMEDY CO.
Band and Orchestra.
WEEK'S ItEPERTOIRi:
TUK9DAY " INGO.MAK."
WEDNESDAY " WIDOW I1EDOTT."
THUItSDAY "CAltUOrS, THE WAIF."
FRIDAY "KIP VAN WINKLE."
SATUUDAY " FKENCn SPY."
WKD.VE9DAY MATINEE "CONTUSION."
SATURDAY MATINEE-" ENOCH AltDEN."
ADMISSION
UEbEltVED SKATs
marl-jtd
.20 CENTS.
.30 CENTS.
e
AK HALL.
CeimtiDg Out Dellar Freely !
Y'esterday, tee, we had a brisk bnslnem ; with
rieeple buying and counting out their dollars
reely.
It grows mere interesting at Sixth and Market
as the days goby.
There can't be any mtstake nbent Oak Hall
being headquarters for buyers of Clothing,
They found their woyte thencw goods the
Fptlng Clothing that we have made better than
ever, and many of them found their money
almost doubled In value In tbe geed geed, that
we'd rather cut prices en than stew aw ay till
another season.
It's net astonishing when the prices are se
wonderfully low-1
Net astonishing ' with 30, 4) and SO percent,
off Iteys' Clothing.
A geed quality at 6 another line at tO.SO ,
another at I7.S0.
Still better Qualltles-cut down from 12-at
f3andd.S0.
And at aimest HALr-Sults for biggest Heys
enlytti.
It's net astonishing 1 when apalref Tiewscrs
made from ends and samples from our Merchant
'iatlertng Department can be bought from alto
IS ; with the best of custom werkmunshlp en
them: made and trimmed tn the souten w hen
werkiin't In the leait hurry with them Tiow.
sers you'd hardly find twoef a style of h cloth,
of a size, fktmplc Until we mark each pair. A
little patience in cheesing, and yen savuil te S3
a pair. They're elegant quality.
It's net astenlshlmr I with Wamsnttn RMrtr.
down te 73 cents.
And a let of Linen Cellars-23 cents a liul
dozen.
And Fercale Waists at 60 ecnts t lias tdas
UAir.
Aud Shirt Waists (fancy) atSS cents.
And Fancy Halt Hene going at IS cents.
And 1(W dozen Fancy Iterder Uaudkerchlcfs
(llematltched), at 10 cents eaea.
And a let of Scarlet Underwear nt nAirrBici
principally large and odd sizes.
The rellahle ways of Oak Hall are telling ; and
the prices are lasting the goods go.
WAMMAKEMBROffN,
OAK HALL,
Seatkeast Cerner Sixth and Market,
r-iLADXLrnu.
A'A'r AD rsRTISKMKXTS.
piOEON StIOOTINa" MATCH WILL
i. y,RiJL'?.Sw.Rn 'hotel. Htrnsbtirgbor Htrnsbtirgber
Mr,iVI),.S?!?,ts.0A.Y'.MAlll; sVl 1 o'clock.
riffJi-T.Vire,lnT,,.cd e Mtene. One him.
liiayv-OJis r '"K00"' te "e ht at.
mY ''THE LATEST "-NEW DRAM
the ImlferVu",1?,0 B- 1,e,Ucrt "" b1"-
MAIlKl.KV'a "VK l.l.O tV FltONT."
( formerly llaitumn's,) 21 North (Jneeii SI.
rillile'HALli
OnWKD.NKSDA,MAItt'IISI. lss.1, at Ne.
213 W est Mraw berry sttret, te close out business
consisting or a large let of ilrocertes. Notions,
two Miew Ceses, four Clocks, and many oilier
articles net mentioned,
bale te remuience at j o'clock p in
..,., . .lOli.N.M.eri'O.
A K. McCass, Auctioneer. ltd
ASSIUNED ESTATE OK CHARLES
Peters nnd wire, of Lancaster city, Iain
caster county, Charles Peters and wile, of Lan
caster city, having byded et eluntary assign
liient. dated the llrst dav et 'Utarrh: lssrt. as.
signed and tansferred nil their e.-sic and
effects te the undersigned, for the benefit of the
creditors or the said Charles Peters, he there
fore gives notice te all persons Indebted te said
assigner, te make payment te the, undersigned
without delay, nnd these having claims te pre
sent them te DANIEL bl.Ntl, Assignee,
... l.nncaster. Pa.
') H. ItOLAsp, Attorney. m(6tdTii
H
1RSI1 ,t BROTHER
EVERY DAY BRINGS
SOMETHING NEW.
l.speclslly lu our Custom Department. Dur
Inir the past w eek w e have received leanv Nov
elties and Staples, comprising
ALL THE LATEST FIGURES
-IN-
Plilds. Checks and Hairlines,
HANGING IN PltlCE IKOM
$100) TO ai.(ii KOIt St'lT?. OK fJSO TOI1000
KOIt l'A.ST.
MADE UP IN THE 1IE3T MANNEIl AND AT
SHORTEST NOTICE.
A Perfect Fit Guaranteed.
A r'l.NK
SPRING OVERCOAT
10 ORDER, tilatKi,
Our Ready made Stock comprises EcrythlnK
In the way or
SUITS FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Gent's Furnishing Goods.
1KU.NK. VALISfc.3 AMI SATCHELS. Ot EU
ALL1 AND JACKETS. Sl'ltl.'-d
OVEIICOATS,
-AT-
One-Price Clothing Heuse,
COKNKH NOUTH QUEEN 8TKKKT AND
CKNT11K SUUAItS. I,A( ASTEIt, PA.
ST OPEN EVERY EVEN INO. 3
F
IHKI FIREM FIRE ft WATF.R!
Air. I'. ' ' IVATEIt ' '
G-reat Bargains
XT
KEPLER'S.
$40,000 WORTH
HARDWARE
-TO II E-
SOLD
IN THE NEXT rEtV MONTHS TO MAKE
HOOM reit
A NEW STOCK.
NOW Is the time 10 liny (Jneds Cheap at
KEPLER'S.
(i oed and Competent Clerka will try te please
and ulve satisfaction te all. Owing tethe DAM
AUE done by the late t'IKK AND WATKit,
Special Inducernenta will be offered In order te
3?.'l,.0utKNTmKb'10UK -s SOON AS I'OS.
SIULK. A (Jreat and Elegant Variety or Goods
te make (elections Ireui. "Klrst come, llrst
erred.".
peciai Inducements and Bargains
-IOK
Mechanics, Builders, Farmers,
And all ether who wUh te uet the WOUTII
OK THEIK MONEV. I.oek for you reel veil.",
rore KOliit elsuwhore, and be convinced.
iiUKAT VAHIK'lt OKTHK UKST
Steves, Eanges, Heaters,
FURNACES,
-AND-
HODSE FURNISHINQ GOODS.
A LI, WILL 11E SOLD,
KKPLKU'S Is the place te get JJOUK than tbe
worth of your 1101117. I.AUUKsr, UKST and
MOST COUl'LETK HTOCK Of HAltDWAKK
for the money uvereffered for Hale In Lancaster.
Loek te your own Interests. EXAMINE and
1'UUCIIAHE oen.-nhllethoanaortmentU aoed.
GOOD and Damaged, ALL WILL UK BOLD.
A. C. KEPLER.
tmul$-SmdW,!Jw
emse & brother's
xr.w AnrxRTiitmMRsia
w
M. A. KIEITER,
ATTKXTIOX llOUiWKKKVJUlS '
New Goods I - New Prices !
A New Firm I
(AT AN OLD STAND.)
NO. 40 EAST KING STREET,
(Opposite the Court lloune.)
A Complete Line of Housefarnishtoff Goods I Steves! Steves!
tlOTIOBXtV.W
lie
nVi.'rllrr,.-'. " KTKI " Vtatn ll.cll
iokenKi?tedlIA."iV:,"
ers, no
tbe"
limeml n..,'.! .'. ..;.t
pasttma .--.----. ... ..,. smvu
nott);e!1,lMOfT'"'C'OPr,,rOI'Sh,)t,r,",,efl,',ocl1
Hitures, W.h.tnil, ltath-Tubs. tmtei ciesM..
K1EFFER
NO. 40 EAST KINO BTIIEET,
Arirrr ai neurit km kxt.
TTUIK KIXKST, ClinilRY, 1II.ACK
JL herry, (linger and Ktmmel llrandles at M
cents a quart. Our ,3 cents a ijuartllye WliLsky
la One and cheap.
ltoiir.Kicsi.iqiieiisTouK,
Ne. C! Centre Squarxs Lancaster, l'a.
mraiydit
CI (1 A l iTTT i: H. lv 1 M 11 A l.TJs
HtmlKht Cut In sat In packs, and all the
leading brands of Clirarettes, at
MAKKl.EVs "VKLLOH FltONT,"
(Kenuerly llartman'ti,) SI North (Juceti SL
T KVAN'S FI.Ol'R.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Rollable
T
KAS AND COFFKF-S.
t ou need geme geed Tea and Cedec, don't en
011 don't want tn be cheated, de t oil
Yeu want your money's worth, don't Yen T
Yeu had better call en Clarke, hadn't Yeu
Yeu iiheuld see his low prices. It will pay Yeu.
Yeu wilt nnd his price te suit Yeu.
Yeu should read and act iu we advise 1 oil
Ituy your Teas and CelTVes, Ac of Clarke, St
WEsT KINO tSTKEET, and aave SO percent.
AN UN'I'ARAIjI.KIiKI) HAHGAIX.
"It Is an til wind that blows nobelyany
peel." The recent failure el a noted French
Worsted Manufacturer enables us te offer you
l,Ctti yards rrench Worsted, for Pantaloons, nt a
terrible KlauEhter. The iroeds are strictly all
pure worsted, et elegant welghU and exactly
worth tlOOJ te 112(0. 1 will make them up In
nrst clans style, perfect IttUnR, at the very low
prlicef enlyl4tUer vilr. Call and leaveyeur
iniaMnre before the choicest jmttenis nrerulse
lectiMl. KOSKNSTElN'a Fine Tailoring Ne 37
North Queen street, tjtncastcr, l'a.
sMTNets. I employ none but practical Panta Panta
eoon Makers.
lOOl) WORK CUBA!.
WK MAKE A SIEClALTt OF ritlNTINfl
Tobacco Buyers1
id
Contract Beeks, Rocelpt Beeks, Ro Re Ro
celvlnR Beeks, Sninple Trrb,
and-
STRING TAGS FOR BAILING.
CALL AND KK OL'It 9AMPLK1 ANDtlKT
I'UICKt.
WKAItKNOW PllEl'AltKD TO
Perror.tte All Kinds el' Blank Beeks,
snch lis' Checks, Notes, Contract Heeks. Ac.
samn as ixwtaftn stamps, se that tbeycan tie
readily separated. fee25-tfd
w
IliUAMHOX A FOSTKR.
WAGE WORKERS!
Dresq Suits, 80.50.
Beys' Drens Quit, 87.CO.
Ohlldren'a Dress Suits, 83.60.
WAGE WOEKBRS !
Dresa Stiff Hats, 81.25.
Beys' Dress Hats, 76c.
Ohlldren's Peles, 25e,
Sele Agents for Dunlap's Fine Silk
and Felt Hats.
WAGE WORKERS !
Whlte Dress Shirt, 60e. 75c, 81.00.
PERCALE SHIRTS,
Twe CellarB and Cuffs, 50e. and 76 e.
Silk Noekwoar, 25c. , 60c, 75e.
Overalla, 60e.
Working Shirts, 25c
WA&E WORKEES !
LadleB' Butten and Lace Sheea, $1.10.
Children's Selar Tips, Sizes
4 te 10,7Be.
Men's Brogans, Deublo Sole and Tops,
91.10.
Cent's Dress Shoes, 81.00,
Beys' Dress Shoes, Sl.OO.
Williamson d Fester,
32,34,36$ 38 East King St.,
LANCASTER, l'A
STORKS OPBN EVERY EVENING.
ALDUH C. 1IERII,
te be tlie rholce of all ernt
ecnneiiilcal housekeep-
use. me tneriei 01
em. We have also 11
1 rnieiui
that our
V ."l" "."V."" '!' "" .' mil assert
nie me uuui-s 111 neuseKeeping u pleasant
a"lK"' or patterns, made te enter en short
UMlllNO.OA's KITTING
and all pertalnVnK "e tl
no latest tmprnvea tiss
he. biislimss, constantly
& HERR,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
ffjttt AiirtmrnmM ia in.
TXst'UANei: effici: iu:.Mevi:i)
-- v
The lnstirance and Ural Estate Oillce orJern
mlali Illfe has been rnuned te NO. SiUbOUTlt
DUKE HI KKKT. Telephone cennecthin.
., . ... ;JKIIK.MIAII HWK,
inarit liudlt Ne. 3JK H. Duke St.
F1NBST l'AI,AHUIA I.ICOltlUK, TAK
and Wild Cherry Dreps, lllve PynipCeuitli
Dreps, llreuehUl Tablets, Indian llnrb Ceiiah
Dnips, nnd ether seaseunbliiTeniplles for Ceiikhs
androids, nt lllIlll,r.'.H Dltllii hTOUK,
Ne. VI W'estKliiKHt.
ru VksI "eif yksI
DRAW THIS WAY I
1 will close nut the luilanee of my stock e
tlltOOKHIKH at Auction, reiiiinenclnirnu WKD
NKSDAV KVKNINU MKATat 7 o'clock
F. RUTH,
inat-tt-3id
M W KST K I N (1 HT It K. K I'.
EVKHY Ol'NO MAN AND LA!i
should hire such a kiienlrden et business
and Its rpqiilrements as can be obtained at the
LANCASTER
COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE I
Fifteen weeks course te vacation. Terms $W.
I'ull particulars en appllratlen
lien
KIDLK.lt. Principal.
ii. i. ti
A M USt: 3IKST.
THUIiY FlKST-OIiASS CONC'KUT.
The Kempa Quinettc.
Kach remarkably able. Iho very nneslslvles
of music en the pregramme. Levers of the eest
Invited.
Tllt'll.SDA l", JM KM f
llenetlt of a CHAttlTV, Orace I.itthenin
tlhurch. North tjuven and James streets.
W Admission. 60 cent, llckets for sale at
Ten Dersmlth's lloek 8ter. Iisl Klnn .strrst ;
Bbtclner's Music tirt, and Mr. ()iiile,MAunr'
Trtmmlns; Mere, North 0,itecn street, and
North's Mntte Stere, Centre siiunre.
mlvttr.S.Tii.Tbd
JTUK HAI.X (lit UKXT.
F
u hknt-niui:tvo.steuy iihieic
Dwelllna Heuse. Ne. We Kat Orneistnpet.
mar stld lllusil into
EOH HKNT.
Twe l,S-Slery Houses, Nes f.ie and Mi
Maner street. Applrat
TmlS-lwd Ne. aw WEST KINO STItEKT
FOIt KENT KKOM AIKIM, THAT lV.
strable Store Kenin. Ne. in Centra yqnare,
hMbeen nsed foraclirarstemfor vpiuh. Jridv
te UKOltUK W.TOMI.INSOy,
marj-tfd MierlrTs Otllce.
ITtORSALiCCUKAl'.
Jj One Lancaster Cnblnet Onran, cost l,
will sell at a banraln.
Call en or address. Ne. K7 North Cherry alley,
idincasiiT, I is. iij.iiu
FOR KK.NT. TWO VKKY llKSlllA W,K
rooms en first Meer suitable for a Docter
or Dentist i also two rooms en second steiy
Apply at
in I. MM NO IMNOIITII DUKK STItEKT
DAVID M. MAYKK'.H I.IMIIKII.NS
for lent. Apnlvtn
II. Jl. MAY Kit. Itohn-rstewn.
inW-tfd C. COOI'KIt, lllrd 111 Hand
DMl'.Y AM) TKl'CK l'A KM 1'OK
KKNT Krem April 1st next, adjoining
theelty limits. In Keed condition ;well isateied,
with (reed building? anil goedro-id. Apply at
this oitlce. marili tr.l
TTIO It KKNT.
A Tobacco Warehouse with Penn'a It. It
Biding. Capacity for sterlnx 3,l) cases. Apply
at the
mariatfd INTKLI.IOF.S'CKK Ol'FICK
F
OK RKNT.
An established Grocery sund with lUcllms
attached In southern part of the city
Possession April 1st. Apply nt
Ne. 1M KAVf h INO STItKKT
To.STi,eNF.D I'unr.K' ham:.
X ln SATCltDAV MOItNINCi, MAItCII IT.
liSit. at 10 o'clock, will b sold ut tbe Hearding
and Livery htable et DK. J. O. sllAUU, Ne. W
West King street (formerly Cress Keys hotel).
a geed nerse a .-se. i renuster nuggy, wnii
harness and blankets. II. V. KO WK,
mariitd
Auctioneer.
PUKLIC HAM: ON WKDNKSDAY,
MAItCII 21, 1KSA. will tte sold nt Daniel A
Mayer's sterage warehouse. Ne IB West cbrst
nut street, a large let of honreheld goods, te bn
sold forsterago.
Sale te cemmence at 1 o'eleok
mw 3td II. Hilt 1 1 r.UT, Auctioneer
Puiimesam:. "
Ow Fkid v, Mauch Vt. 1;1,
at the leopard lleiel, will be sold that new tn o e
story lirlck Dwelllng.centHlnlng hall and seven
rooms, situated en the northwest corner of New
street and Cherry alley. Ne mi front nnd back
stairs ; hydrant In yard and kitchen.
Sale at 7 o'eleok p in., when conditions will bg
made known by It. 0. LAWltKNOE.
it. Suubist, Auctioneer. ma 6ld
JD Shoplnresrof Ne .17 WcstChestnntstrcet,
,nAS Ha a All....hnv rn.n n .. ., u k ..
i.e.ju un u lii.u.j inkunj. UIIU l.iI OU
Mimin street, between SenthOuecn nnd Prince
streets, lately used as a carriage factory. A Ise a
dwelling and stere room new occupied by A.
A. llubley as u drug mere. West King street.
Apply at the
IlA-tld
lNTKLI.iaENCF.lt OFFICE.
TRIOR RENT.
First-class Dairy Fann, w acres, situate
two miles from Lancaster city.
llasemenc, corner Centre Mpiare and-North
Queen street, suitable for a barber shop.
lirlck Dwellings, irju East Fulton street, and
28. Church streeu
Hale and Exchange Stables en West Orange
street, near Water.
Heverul Frame Houses en Jehn street.
Janll-tfd IllltSU A IlltOTIIKItS
PUKMO SALE. - ON THURSDAY,
MAItCII IS, 13.S0, ut 1 o'clock p in , at Ne.
l'it Lew street, will be sold n general variety of
Household Furnltuie, consisting of Parler .Suit,
Mirrors, carpets und llerder, llruckets, Picturer,
Vases, Sideboard, Glass and Qccensware. Cane
Heated Chairs, Cleck, Wulnut llednlrads and
lieddtng. Chamber Set, Linen, Demestic Sewing
Machine, Cooking Stevo, l'urler Steve, Illlnds,
OU cloth and Kitchen Utensils. This Furniture
Is tn geed condition. Terms at sale.
JOHN M. Ksili.KSIAN. Agent.
Hgrmr Siicbet, Anctleneer.in31-a,M,T,W It
pKIVATK HAIiE.
I will have near-lead or
First-Glass Ohie Nerninii Horses,
at thk vcnntHAC nersK.
NO, US NDIITII 1'IIINCK HTltEKT,
by Monday, which 1 will dispose efat private
sale. New let of first-class Herses-urUeis,
workers and heavy draft, mostly from Cauads,
every week, and always for sain.
tlhOlttlE C.ItOSSMAN.
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u HOLLY TnEE 3IILLS
Is the llcst Muslin In the Market for Family
Use. Yeu can get It at the
North End Dry Goods Stere.
.1. w. tiritvK.
nev5 1yd
Se. Zil North Queen street.
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"VTr-ATCIIKS, C'LOCKH, Ac.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
CHEAP reltOASH.
Lancaster Watches at ths Lewest Prices ever
offered t being u stockholder enables me te sell
these watches se cheap. Elgin, Weltbatn and
ether watches en sole, bpecta'-les, OperuOlasses,
Ac. Kepalrlng of the above, named articles wilt
receive my personal attention.
LOUIS WKtlEIt,
Ne, 119Jf North Queen St., onpeslta city Hetel,
(Near Penn'mt. A. Depot.)
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