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THE IiAKCABTEB DAILY INTELLIGENCER, TUESDAY, APRIL C. 1886.
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r Carmpendence of iKTittiuascxt.
Columbia, April ft The contest that hna
inwt mi Hi ueiumuia ier me pan aev-
iM . far Um auceeaaer te Mr. Harry
mmiw, m paMauater of enr town, has at
nr -wjmmm wee, ana urn appointment una
r nnnnuirjiu. iaarm x. iuuuk, h
-jjmmmm in Monday intkllieknckr.
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zk VMM rt BT6 applicant for the position.
Mean. Ckaa F. Yeung, Geerge Crane, H. C.
Ywag, U. 8. GrayblU and Jacob Snyder.
ft aewa of the Tenng appelntmentapread
, MfMly erer the bnalneaa portion of the
, .; wwa. tm appointment baa been received
;;w1tti m Herat aatiafactlen, although some
; obJeeHeaa can be beard; but tbeae come
3-ftuetpally from tboae who have always
'tbeeei opposed te the miceeesful applicant
j Mr. Yeung U about thlrty-flvoyearsof age
;Ktm& h engaged In the insurance business.
w He Ma prominent politician or the Vlrst
,ward, baa aerred as assessor and is new the
S aaecratlc county committeeman of this
Vr.
. 'Jf Ce. C Appointment.
,'i".V, At a regular drill of Company C, held in
-Htka araaery last evening, the following ap
. ' BOtaUaenti were made te the different pest-
idUeas, caused by the old Incumbents being
M advanced te higher efflccs. Orderly sergeant,
x' 'William Anern; llitu sergeant ana quarter-
r r .. WMlar Harrr A. TtAnnett enrrttl-ala. T. a.
E'iA Brown, A. B. Fex and Jehn 1L Keeaey.
Iff? .V1" an.A MataatliM A Maw niaxli4f.
AUW eaaavavwivaa miu
Ever since Uie ad vent of the Salvation Army
la Columbia there have been a number el
3. yB8K n,en wne w lee meetings te
VriL- snake a disturbance. On last Saturday even-
- ft fax two of these young men were very dlser-
;;( ' 'alarlv in their conduct and were cemplalnetl
nM aajainst by the Salvation people r.t Squlre
Hi' Franks. On Monday afternoon a hearing was
(,U- ,c given te one of the persons and he was placed
'S:iQ- under Dan ier ciuu penning a settlement db-
A IWBQU WO UVBUUU JWUJIO 1U1U IUU UlSlUil-
it - a-m A 4La mmaa41h fYKk ASAV vnnnfl n n
failed te pnt In his appearance.
Narrow Ktcape Frem Darning.
, Elmer G. Beecham, an employ e of the
Pennsylvania round house, was working
under an engine at that place en Monday
day afternoon, when his clothing caught fire
by coming in contact with a lighted torch.
Tee back of bis clothing was seen rapidly
burning, but was put out with the assistance
of a fellow empleye.
Town Notts,
Messrs. Bachman & Ferrey, sold one of
tea houses lately erected at Eighth and Wal
ant streets, te Adam Hartman.
Engine "Susquehanna," of the Heading
A Columbia railroad, has been in the shops
for repairs for several weeks past. The en
gine bas been thoroughly overhauled and
put In first-class order, and commenced mak
ing its usual trips yesterday.
The new frogs at the crossing of the Reading
A Columbia and Pennsylvania railroads will
be placed in position en next Sunday, when
the ruunlDg of trains will net Interfere in the
work.
Five out of the six beuses new being
erected by Mr. A. G. Guiles, at the corner of
Second and Lawrence streets, have already
found tenants. The demand for houses is
yery brisk In Columbia.
Tbe regular monthly meeting of the
Vigilant llre company will be held In the
engine house this evening.
The following officers were installed last
evening at the regular meeting of Susque
hanna Ledge, Ne, 80, of Odd Fellows : Neble
Sand, Frank Steeker; vice grand, F. It;
usser; secretary, K. J. M. Little ; assistant
secretary, Jehn A. Menk ; treasurer, Samuel
M. Stape.
The newdynamelntended for tbe commer
cial circuit of the Klectric Light company
has been adjusted and last ovenlng was put
in operation en the store line,
Mr. Jehn Wilsen has arrived home after a
week's visit te FhU'nlxvlUe.
XttB XKW MAY OB.
Fair Words from the iteiinbllran Newspapers
el the city.
Frem the .New Era.
In bis allusions te our financial affairs, the
water and seweraige, the police, streets, light
ing ana the fire department questions, Ills
views are sound and suggestive, and If they
shall be kept steadily in view and their
efficiency studied, we have reason te hope
tbe best Interests of our people will be con
sidered and tbe continued prosperity or the
city be assured.
If the new mayor holds te the opinions
already quoted, be will have the hearty sup-
Srt of tbe New Era, but this paper reserves
e right te criticise and condemn any action
en his part which it believes are contrary te
tbe principles new laid down bv him. In
the tact that politically the views of the mayor
and councils ere different, we bave a guaran
tee that hasty and ill advised action en the
part of these co-ordinate factors in our muni
cipal government will be beld In check and
the best interests of the city be considered.
Ability, Honesty anil Independence,
from the Kiamlner.
Mr. Morten has ability, honesty and will
power, lie calls a spade a spade and means
what be says. Se the premises he makes In
bis Inaugural address and the vlews he en
tertains, we leel confident he will endeavor
te carry out whether be will be successful
or net Is another question. Se far at tbe man
and net his politics Is concerned, we believe
lie will be as popular a mayor as we have
ever had.
Letters Oranted,
Tbe following letters were granted by tbe
register of wills, for the week ending Tues
day, April 0 :
Tjsstamentahy James Allen Brown, de
ceased, late of the city el Lancaster j Mary
E. Urewn, city, executrix.
Mary A. Ilautcb, deceased, la'.e of Lancas
ter city j Ida Virginia Ilantch, city, execu-
Jehn C. Hyer, doceased, late of Strasburg
township j Catharine Agnes liver, Strasbunr,
sxecutrlx.
Solemon Geed, deceased, late of Adams
town borough j Isabella Geed, Adamstown,
executrix.
Administration Susanna llarinann,
deceased, late et West Lampeter township ;
Jehn M. Harmann, l'equea, administrator.
MaryResh, deceased, late of Leacock town
ship i HeUieGrilbortzer,Loaoock,admlnlstra HeUieGrilbertzer,Loaoock,admlnlstra HeUieGrilbortzer,Leaoock,admlnlstra
Jrix, '
Isaac K. Newcomer, deceased, late of Maner
township ; Jacob K. Newcomer, Maner, ad
ministrator. Fred. Deerstler, deceased, late el Maner
township j David C KamTnian, Maner, ad
ministrator. Kate O'Brien, deceased, late of Lancaster
city ; Thea. O'Brien, city, administrator.
A flrmncl SnivMi
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Bfl" iuureuay evening, (April i, Domgapieas Demgapieas
S. Wx aU one. a laree laudlenca irreeted tlm pninr.
iUlnanent in the
fj S"""" iu me udk ureve hcuoei, Kast
p HampueM township, and were fully satisfied
." Huuiy auu quality ei tue exer
SHJjyiJT111, The applause was heartily
lnn?S,l.!S.cliei,'llyrecelved' About ene
vS$?L' 39J!receeds have been in!
ChinTrJS.' Si?Dfl?, English edition of
ieaeSubraS,.CyCl0pdU for 'V
.HeTrd0Wrlt0m,bMUi corpus.
Judge Livingston this afternoon partlallv
heard tbe application of Mrs. Kate E. Uart
man for tbe custody or her child, new with
Mr. and Mrs. Hartman, the grand narentj.t
! Ohild. On account et the aKencte
"! im miucwcs tun wearing ra oeu.
, tiamed until next Saturday afternoon at 2
.'tack.
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, 5 ' 8Mlt te u Hospital.
'',. .Was, H. Parker, a colored man living at
Oaiwala,waa aaat te theceunty hospital from
taktllen aeuaa yesterday afternoon. He
aasMutad, aaW he bad but a lew days te
MMTiw mated te Da sent te that InsUtu-
Taaaa Stelen.
tfcajr aewa, Maaada blgb, ailrer raeunted
aaa trewing baggy, were afeiaa at
i aa .AaHiraay Bigtn, vum of
naatrad a Uiaaram te ba cm.
I aw taa atnlm liim
F ai aavassw ippsaswsa'sss srsfrsafssBvv
Mia or Heraca,
Bamnel Hess sold at publle Mte for Daniel
liegm, en MenUay, SO liend of Canada hornet
at au average price ei 7232 per head. One
cut of the let brought WOO.
Attach!.
The ftheritT ;en Monday evening attached
two ears leaded vrllh eat, atManheim, as the
property or Mitchell A- Nash, of Chicago
The attachment was Issued by Kby A Retst.
A lUppr Turnkey.
Station Heuse Keeper I'ente Is happy. The
cause Is a young son born this morning. He
will liochrlstenod Win. A. Morien, in honor
of the new mayor.
BKINirStt'S MKW. sreittf.
Opening of lrs and Commodious Furniture
Reems en Seuth Uun Street.
Walter A. Itetnltah has taken the large and
commodious furniture rooms In Schaum's new
building, opposite the Fountain Inn, Seuth
queen street, and fitted them up InaMjleet
unsurpassed elefrnnee.
The building Itself Is one of the finest tn the
city, being 32 feet front, 120 feet deep, and, In.
eluding the basement, five stories nigh, and each
story comprises but a single room, extending
from the front te thorearef the building, and
every room Is lighted In n manner superior te
almost any ether structure In the city.
Mr. Itelnltslt has departed from the usual plan
el decorating his Immense show lnde, by
making ene of them represent a sleeping npirt
mentfurntshed In the meet excellent way, eon
tAlnlng a full set of solid walnut furniture. In.
eluding bedsteads, dressing bureau, chairs, mat
tressec, bedding, hand-made eevarlet, queens
ware, fancy and pet fumed bottle, and exery
nrtlele needed In n fully furnished chamber.
The ether show window U fitted up te repre
sent a dining roeru. the solid cherry extension
table being set with all the dishes, cutlery and
'table linen necessary for a flrst-class banquet.
The sideboard of beautiful pattern, the walnut
chairs and ether iurnlture are all In keeping,
and all el the finest workmanship.
The first fleer of the building Is fiTcd with
chambcrsults, lnallwoeds.lncludlngmahogany,
rosewood, cherry, walnut, ash, oak, and ethers t
and are of Infinite design. There are besides In
this room, a great variety of easy chairs. In
rattan, enne, wlllewand ether makes, and all are
se arranged that the visitor can see at a glance
Just hew any particular suit 111 Ieek In his or
her chamber.
The second-Meer Is largely devoted te the fin
est makes of parlor fnrnlture, upholstered In
such great diversity of styles that e en the con
neisseur Is un able te decide tblchet tbe many
styles Is most beautiful. This room contains
also a great variety of sideboards, cabinets,
bookcases, hat racks, extension and fancy ta
bles, fancy chairs and scores of ether pretty
things that go te make up the details el a fully
furnished house ; and nearly all of these geed
are of home manufacture and every piece guar
anteed te be as represented.
The third fleer Is devoted te the display of
goods of medium quality chamber suites of all
popular patterns and colors, chairs, sofas.
lounges, upholstered In hair, plush, crctonne
nnd a dozen ethor styles ; sideboards, tables of
ail kinds, kttchen sinks, camp steels, Ac, Ac
The fourth fleer is the stock room, and con
tains a great supply of surplus goods and dupll
cates el articles en the ether Meers.
The basement room, which Is as large as any
et the ethers, Is ued as a receiving room, and
contains as large a stock et goods. Here It Is
that they arc set np and put In condition te ex
hibit te customers or the public In all ether
rooms.
A specialty In Mr. Helnltsh's establishment Is
the sectional spring mattress, et which he is the
cxclusle owner In this part of the state. Itis
claimed te be the easiest, softest and most sprln g
mattress made. Mr. 11, also carries the largest
line of rattan and fancy chairs, screens, easels
and pedestals In this city ; nnd it Is sale te say
there is net In the state a mere beautiful suite et
furniture rooms nor outside of Philadelphia,
an establishment that contains a larger or better
selected stock nl furniture.
Amusements.
"A Hag ttubi." This evening this comedy will
be Klvtn at the opera house, and tbe Indications
are that there will be a large audience. Mr. Crn
van plays Old Upert, and Marlen Elmere Is
IVnui. New scenery Is Introduced and plenty
ofexcellent music.
" 77ie Jlajah." On Thursday evening "The
Kajah,"wlll he presented at the opera house.
This Is a fine play, and the Albany lr u says
et the company Mr. .1. O. Savllle took the
leading role and gave an excellent account of
himself. Miss UUlle Deavcs, as " Gladys," U fa
miliar te Albanians, having played the same
In the original company. She Is one of these
beautiful nnd graceful young women who seem
te adorn every costume, nnd yet who has se
much nblllty.as te render her pleaslngulde from
these charms. Miss Kthrl liranden was both
cleverand captivating as " Kmllla." and Mr.
Charles . Stokes geed as ".Cragln "
The Kempa Concert. The V. M. C. A. Ladies'
Auxiliary have made arrangements with the
famous Kempa family for ene or their grand
concerts, te be given in the Court Heuse, en
Friday evening, A prll 9. These who heard them
in Grace Lutheran church a few weeks age,
speak el them In the highest tonus.
Connected With the Telephone.
Jeseph 1. Klchards.Ne. C03 North Duke alreet,
Is connected w 1th the telephene exchange.
MAllKTAil KX.
Wallick Crist. At St. Jehn's Lutherau par
senage, en Thurslay, April 1st. by the lty
Sylvanus Stall, Mr. Jubcz It. Welllck and JI'hs
Serena Crist, both of Mlllersvllle. ltdiw"
Peltt Crist At, St. Jehn's Lutheran pnrann pnrann
age.en Sunday, AprtMth, by the llev. b nanus
stall, Mr. . 11. . Kelty, of l.lckdale, Lebanon
county, l'e., and Miss An Me 11. Crist, of Millers
vllle ltdAw
IiKATtlH.
II aimer. In this city, en the Ith InsL, ilenja
mln llalmer.
The relative.! nnd friends are respectfully In
vited teattend thb funeral, from the Lancaster
County Hospital, en Wednesday morning at 9
o'clock. Te proceed te the Old Mennnnlte meet
ing house, Strasbiirg, w here services will be held
at lo-ae e clock. eS-Itd'
IIabr In this city, en the 3d Inst., Simen F.
Ilarr, in the Md yenr of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited te attend the funeral, from
his late residence. Ne. 37 North Mulberry street,
en Wednesday morning nt 10 o'clock. Inter
ment at Shrclner's cemetery, l'le.ose emit
flowers. apS-Std
limit-In this city, en the 1th Inst., Uesanna
Ileyle.ln the 70th yearef herage.
'lhe relatives and friends or the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral from
her late residence, Ne. 3H Iteuver street, en
Wednesday inornleg at SK o'clock. Mass at St,
Mary's church. Interment a. St. Mary's cemo ceme
tery. a5-2td
WiMTSR.-In this city, en lhe Sth Inst., filar filar
ence Cyrus, son of Cyrus and Christiana Win
ter, uged ! years and 11 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
quested te attend the funeral from his parents'
restdonce, Ne. 131 Derwart street, en ThUMday
morning at 9 o'clock, Hf-it
aiAunnTs.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHH.ASHt.rHU, April n. Fleur market weak ;
Sales of 1,400 barrels, Minn, bakers at II U3I te:
F"n?r faintly at URt 10 i Western at II 2SQ
4 73; Patents. 5liQj 40.
Itye flour steady ntM 153 30.
VP.-..m.-i ,Sin-w.hratr,A.i,r"' 'K0i
May,
'' t " MIW !'! ( U UIV iMU
Cern April, 15e j May, 4'JV
c . June and
iiuts-ipril, t'jjje j May and June saj
89c.
July
New Yerk I'rednce Market,
Nxw Yerk, April e. Fleur aull und In the
buyers' favert riiie, llsnaifO; SuperlliiB. 11
QJ.W; Common te i-oed Kxtra Western, I3i.
.. Wheat Ne. 1 lied Btute en Spot, lul:.u,3
Ued,(r2e: Ne. 1 White, state. le; Ne. 2 lied.
Wer, May, u.e Ne. t Utd, Winter, June;
Cern Ne. 2 Mixed, cash, 43Vet June. 4fc.
Oats-Ne. -l Slixed, Aprlf, vKe. ' '
ltyedull.
Hurley nominal.
Perk dull j Old Mess, 13 3001000.
Lard May, ft! &M June, iu in.
Molasses quiet; New Olleans quoted Irem 20
!6e i IsKQIOu ter (.0 test.
Turpentine firm at We.
Ucwln quiet: strained
Al 10.
geed, II 07K
Mutter dnll Western Imitation
20017c
Creamery,
Cheese dull t Western, 8fHUc
Jiggsflrin: Btate, 1 He; Western, I2Kc.
Arir:fii.1e"Bn",,l cu,lett, '"ei
Ktlf.K!,..qu,,e5', 8ra,at Louden, 8'ic
ttlcwsteady ruge Irem iUhHc
XJve KtArbr H.,k.i.
SK'S.-cClrSr.'s;!:.,ii
shin.
IRjjaSg&am
shipping
uegs ueccipts, 22.000 head
market ieueraiiv .tSTrfv rpmentJ' ".(in,
mixed, t39u04 rs i
w, ..tvu.iJM,, ,wi unui i sninments. Fea
market atrengi natives, 38tf Teians! i 7&
a fMMTT CatUe receipt. W beadt
Upmenu. 67l market lair ut last weSF,
rmtt taipiaenu te Mew Yerk, l carloads.
shipments, S.JP0
market nctUci rhllaflelphlss. II 80S
! rbllaaeipniu, iik3 tint.
em, H 4il no t sklpant IUOQI35; shipments te
Vnv Ynrk. II rArlmiils.
Sheep receipts, ,r) head; shipments, S,SO0j
market nctlve and ereltedt rrtces 15c te K).
higher than last week's closing figures.
Hew Yerk Mecsu.
Kw Terx, April 6, Wall street, 1:80 x. m.
Meney at "H per cent, foreign exchange
quiet nl HJ.S t Governments were firm;
Currency 6's, I1K-, lildt 4's coups. Iisibldt
IK'S IU2K 1II
The stock market opened weak nnd , te't
ler cent, lower than It closed last night en some
scllllng by the mere timed heldeM. The bulls
seen came te the support of the market, nnd by
bidding up the coal shares nnd Lake Shere suc
ceeded In strengthening the list all around. At
midday the prices had advanced V; te UJ per
cent, from the bottom figures. Since neon there
has been n fractional reaction In Lackawanna,
but the rest of the list Is firm.
Stack Markets.
Diiotatlens by Koed, JlcQrann A Ce., bankers,
LunrAster. l'ft.
H1W TURK LIST. II
Canada Pacific. '
O. C. C. 1
Cel. Coel Wi
Central l'aclfle.
Canada Beut hern
i:hl.. St. L. A l'eh.
Denver Uleurnnde
Iel., Lack. A Western.......
Xrle ........
KrieW
New Jersey Central ,.
K. A T
Leu. A N
Uiko Shere
Michigan Central
Minnrl Pacific
Northern Pacific
N. 1. l'rel
N. W
Mew Yerk Central
Ohie Central
Omaha................
Oregon Trans
Ontario Western
raclfle Mali ,
Hechester A i'lttsburg ,
St, l'aul ,
Texas l'aclfle
Union Tactile
Wabash Common
Wabash l'reierred
Western Union Telegraph.
Weal Shere
rHILADXLrHIA LIST.
Lehigh Valley
a. -N. V. A I'hlla
Pennsylvania
Heading.
Lehigh Navigation
Ilestonvtlle
Philadelphia A Erie....
Northern Cent
Peenle's Fassenser
U'd'g Uen'ls M'tg's fa...,
en .?.
M
tj
T,ecal Mecks ana Henda.
Beperted by J, U. Leng
Par Ijut
value, sale.
Lancaster 8 per cent., lft 1)
110
120
" 6 laa. loe
" 4 - Scheel lean HO
4 In 1 or 20 years loe
" 4 " In5or20years.ne
" 4 " Inl0or20years. 10U
Manhelm lloreugh lean loe
BASK STOCKS,
rirst National Bank lil
Farmers' National Bank 3.1
Fulton National ISank 100
Lanc:ister County National Hank .... 30
Columbia National ISank ion
Christiana National Hank 100
Kphrata National Bank loe
First National Bank, Columbia 100
First National Bank, ftresburg 100
First National Bank, Marietta 110
First National Bank, ML Jey 100
LlUtz National Benk 100
Manhelm National Benk 100
Union National Bank, Mount Jey.... 30
New Helland National Bunk 100
Gap National Bank u
Saarryvllle National Bank 100
llxabethtnwn National bank. loe
Northern Bank stock ion
105
lOi
103.23
105
102
203
113
191
11310
140
113
130
133
139
203.30
130.
139.
lee
M
1SS.50
110
HO;
110
133
TtmNriKB STOCKS.
Big Spring ft Beaver Valley 23
hridgepert ft Horseshoe uw
Columbia ft Chestnut HU1 20
Columbia ft Washington 2u
Concstega ft Big Spring 2S
Columbia ft Marietta 23
May town ft Kllzabethtewn 23
Lancaster ft Kphrata 23
Lancaster ft H Ulew Street 25
Strasburgft Millport a
Marietta ft Maytown 23
Marietta ft Mount Jey 23
Lane, Kllzabethtewn ft Mlddlolewn. HO
Lancaster FruttvUle 60
7.00
24.30
40
24.05
20
29
40
ft
44.ee
22
CO
33.60
70
M
75
mncasiera luiiz 23
Kest Brandywlne Waynesbnrg .... 50
Lancaster Wllllamstewn 23
Lancaster Maner 30
Lancaster ft Manhelm 23
Lancaster Marietta 25
Lancaster New Helland lm
HISCBLLAKEOUB STOCKS.
Qnarryvlile U. It us
Mlllersvllle Street Car 30
Inquiring Printing Company 50
Gaslight und Fuel Company 23
Stevens Heuse (Bends) itn
Columbia Gas Company si
Columbia Water Company 10
Susquehanna Iren Company 110
Marietta Hellew-ware lui
Stevens Heuse 511
Mlllersvllle Nermal Scheel 23
Northern Market 50
Kastern Market 30
Western Market 50
iAnraster City Street ILillwHy Ce..... 60
Gas Company Bends ite
Columbia Boreuuh Bends loe
Lancaster Susquehanna. Sua
Lancaster ft New DenvUle 25
Quarryvllle It. K.. 7H's leu
heading ft Columbia tLK.,ti's HO
.25
107.30
149
SIM
29
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1.13
ID
52
100
23
10
203.25
210
110
19.03
81
CD
51
30
103
101
310
11
111.73
10
Uouseneld Slarket.
SniRDAT, April 3.
DAIRV.
Creamery Uiitter sne
winery JoQi'Je
Cup Cheese, two cups 5e
Cottage Cheese, twepleces 5a
uutcn cneese y lump 6010c
roexTRV.
Turkeys y piece (llvc)N 1102.25
. .." . ". (cleuned) HOl.75
emevens y psir(iive) jumm
" V Piece (cleaned) SSuiOc
Spring Chickens y pair 60073c
Pigeons V pair. 23tec
Ducks VI piece (cleaned) 4fW;
Ueese v piece H01.25
UISCKLLAMKUCS.
Apple ButterV) qt 23c
XgKsHdez K'eiSe
1,",,J'?!. 3ue
Lard M ft 609c
' ucrt, villflJOll , .....4UQ
Ham, whole. llfjlle
nauage jj
i-uuuing 10c
llam, sliced 22c
FRC1TB.
Apples V KPk KXMOe
ilananas fldez , 23J0e
Cocennuts, each HjlJe
L,uiiHiiui r m (uneuj, ..,.., ..IOC
Dried Apples y qt 100
Dried Peaches fl qt 12c
Prunes i Ik bQloe
Lemens V dez 20c
Oranges ydez 400
Pineapples t plece 12fl23e
Grapes V) B, 10I3c
Cranberries, pr. qt 10Q12C
. . VROSTABIK8.
Siff.I h8aa -.-?ff!e
amwu, T uu ... ....DtslUC
Potatoes VI Kpk l(13e
w bushel 400500
AMTOIIB Il.tUIUf ff ,V 10C
Carrots V) bunch go
Head Salad 5c
Onions V1 bunch 60
Ithubarb pr bb, 30
Cuulifiawer, pr. hd 25BS0C
Sweet .Potatoes V X P letjita
Soup ih-ansflqt 120
gP'nachKPk..... lefflisc
Sidslly t bunch hl0e
Turnips K pk logiie
Pepiwrs V dez 6QIS0
risn.
Halibut fl tt... liaaoe
Catfish V ilk !.."!...""":".".;i3e
Herring VI dez 15a
Fresh Muck oral y B 130
Clams per loe , 41
sea Bass ia,,
UlueFlsh ioe
Sturgeon... , IOe
. eaAia.
Wheat 90Qe
Oats 42a
Cern 60QVj
"' Bie
Huyporten I13ai5
Cleverseed ,,, tun
Timethy U2 25
Herd Grass 11,25
Orchard Urass 2.u)
Mixed Lawn Grasses 4.oe
FleurVl bbl nose
r
Htl WAU rUHTlHKMtSNTH. "
"lyANTKD A SITUATION TO DO
T General Housework-. Apply at
H .NQ.737MANOH STKKKT.
"NSUUANOK OFKIOK ltFMOVKI).
'f1ie.,,.l5s,iran.ce aml ,tcal Kstate emce of Jere-
Rnic I ht Jt,Jcn.?rmevert te we' SOUTH
HUKh S1KUKT. Telephone connection.
, ,.. JKKKMIAH ItlFK.
gmarlllmdU Ne. 32K S. Duku &u
FltKSH COWS AND SI'ItlNOKIUS
WANTKD. Fanners having Fresh Cows
and Springers Ter sale will lote their names
and number or cows at lhe Farmers' II0U1L and
1 will call and see them. Cash en delivery.
"PrH J.llltUUAK Kit.
WANTED. AT BUYN MAWB BY A
small adult family, permanent, a geed
Protestant American country girl ; one ever 23
years of uge ; general housework : geed cook,
wash and Irener; IJ per wevkpald. Write for
particulars te MltS. K , 1". O , Bex 27.
Bryn MawT, Montgomery County, Pa.
apl StdThFftM
T ANOASTEB HIN1C
BASEBALL ON SKATES.
Lancaster Rink I
WEDN8DA1' MVEXINU.
Mikade vb. Little IVoeon.
msi-tm
lffuramrfllitta. S.MC t
. 11 s 3 r.w
!: a-
::: f$i
SI
23
ls.u is-of iai
l &S 'i
;S K s7vt
", 4 1 4J
27jJ 27 27
(OS si Pi
m
101 101!.', lOJ'i
:i K 2iw
H4i 1J' l(vJ
101t I0l2 101
HH 38i SjJ
25 2S 27,
H IS H
M 3li 53W
W'S W SWit
lis uh ii
4JJ 4SU -Ji
17VJ 17j vl
ltrj; 102ji lwj
37 37 57
U2i 3T.li B3t?
12 3-lB 12 1-ltf 12
. 31 31 31
31V
XKW ADrRRTlSKMKXrS.
OAK1NO POWDKK."
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS pewdernevervarles. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholesomoness. Mera eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold tn competition with the multitude et low
test, short weight, alum or phesphate powders.
Beld only in cam. Kotal Hakims PewDia Ce.,
106 Wall street. New Yerk. mav27-lvdw
A CHOICE LOT OK SMOKER'S AHT1
cles, Clgarctte Helders, Tobacco Pouches,
Pipes, etc., In great variety, just received at
JlAKLKY'S
(Formerly Hartman's) " Tellow rent,"
Ne. 21 North Uneen stnt-t.
w
ANTED AT ONCli TWO AV0OD
Sawver". nscl te cuttlnir Hlckerv Kim
Strips. WOOHllUHNSAK KN WIIKKL CO.,
Itu AUII 31. Ill JUI19,
Otter -'t., Belew Frent St , i'hlla.
apSJitd
oenn nnn te lean
ON LAN-
JJ JfJKJJ caster property, In sums
10 suit, nt me lowest curremruies.
.1. 11. uurrlN,
mart! lmdl!) IV Walnut st , Philadelphia
AA. BB.
Use Munhuiin lteller Fleur.
The Original,
m y2-lvM,AVAS It
The Hest.
Dr
IT TO-DAY. CCUE THAT HOU-
rlble cold with Bensen's Canclne Plasters.
They will help you nt once. len t wait. 23c.
WE, THE I'NDEKSIOHEI), iiAVE
this day been nppeintcd agents for the
I)KLWAKK MUriTAL F1KG IN-l'llANt'K
COMPANY, of Philadelphia, formerly repre
sented by Mr. Zimmerman. Policies requiring
changes will be attended te by cnilln-at our
erHce, corner West King and Prlnce streets,
aprllwdlt elIENK A BAUsMAN.
DON'T KAIhTONOTICETUKCHANtTi:
In location of Ill'llLEV 1 DKUG STOKK.
The new number Is 30, five doers west of the
Old Stand.
RE M O V A L THE I'NDEKSUINED
Wholesale and Hetail dealer In frock.
Fish, Oysters, Ac , having removed te 113 KAST
KINO STKEET (Kllllngers old stand), re
spectfully solicits a continuance of the patron
age heretofore e liberally bestowed
ap3-lwd WILLIAM BO S.
I NOW OCCUPY THE SHOP IN THE
rearetlM NOIITH QUKEN STIIKKT, for fer
merly 11. BnchtnUler's, would kindly solicit the
TtairuuHgn 01 an wisning guns, razors, setssen,
knive. Ac . repaired. A postal will receUe
ive. Ac . repaired.
A postal
prtinpi atieuiien.
aivT-lwd
FIIED'K KOI.NK,.
EVAN'S 1'LOCK.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
AMEETINO OP
LANCASTElt BItANC 11, Ne. C9I,
Trlsh National league or Anieriea
Will be held In the second fleer of the Opera
Heuse Building, en WKDNESDAt EVENING
at 8 o'clock. All unpaid subscriptions te the
Parncll fund must -sj paid by that lime, as the
money will be forwarded te Its destination. All
persons, male and female, desiring te Jein will be
present. The by-laws permit thee at a dlstnnce
te become members by lernardtng their written
request and f l.oe. aMtd
ASSIGNED ESTATE OF CHARLlS
Peters and wife, of Lancaster city, Lan
caster county. Charles peters and wife, of Lan
caster city, having by deed et velnntnry assign
ment, dated the first day et .March, 1n;.u.s
signed und t'nnsferred all their estate and
etrects te the undersigned, for the benefit of the
creditors of the said Charles Peter, he there
fore gives notice te all persons Indebted te said
assigner, te make payment te the undersigned
without delay, and the-w having claims te pre
sent them te DANIEL SING, Assignee.
... .. .. Lancaster, Pa.
W. II. Kelakp, Attorney. mSMtdTu
LANCASTElt BUSINESS COM.EOE
Open day and evening until July. Yeung
lurii HuuiuiciiuBiuiLiu); 111 iju,ih'3S l
can de no
belter tnan take a course at the
LANCASTER BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Send for list of Graduates and consult them as
te the requirement of the eourse. Time in
quired Incomplete the course Irem 3 te r. months.
Address, II. C. WEIIILEK, Principal,
Ne. 10K East KlngStrteL
AN UNPARALLELED HAHOA1N.
"It Is an 111 wind that blows nol.edyany
geed." The recent failure et a noted t rench
Worsted Jlanuractnrer enables us toenVryou
l.oie yards French Worsted, for Pantaloons, nt a
terrible slaughter. The goods aie strictly all
pure worsted, et elegant weight, anil exactly
worth lIO.oe te I12.U). I will make them up in
first class style, perfect fitting, at the very low
price of only Kuepcr pair. Cull and leaveyeur
measure befern tfie choicest patterns are all se
lected. BOSENSTEIN'S Una Tailoring, Ne 37
North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
MtNetk. I employ none but practical Panta Panta
eoon Makers.
SPUING
IlAltT'S.
OPENING AT II. OEK-
FINE TAILORING.
The largest and most Complete Assortment
of FINE WOOLLENS for the Spring 'iiadete be
found In the City of Lancaster.
A Choice Line of Spring Overceatings and
Pantaloenlngs In all the Latest Patterns.
Prices Lew, Bi-st Workmanship, and all goods
Warranted as represented.
H.GERHART,
NO. XOKTII QUEN STKEF.T
"Opposlte the l'osteitlcc, mar27 lydlt
piULTON OPERA HOUSE.
YOU NEVEU LAUGHED BKFOKE'
TUESDAY NIQHT, APRIL O, 1880.
SECOND YKAU OF THE OUEATEST COM
EDY SUCCESS,
A RAG BABY.
UY Mil. CIIAS. II. HOYT.
(Authoret "A Hunch of Keys," Tin Soldler."
Etc.) '
A COMPLETE COMPAN Y OF AUTISTS,
(Acting and Musical.)
Undar the Managementnf Mr. Eugene Tomp
kins (also Manager of the Bosten 'lheutrn.)
A PLAY AND PLAYEHS-GKAll IT QUICK.
PU1CES 75.60ft25CENTJ.
Sale ergeats new at Opera Heuse Oltlcu,
apri-lt
COURT PROCLAMATION,
Whereas, the Honorable Jehn 11. Living
ston, President, and Ilonerablo David Put Put
tersen. Additional Law J ndge of tbe Courts of
Common Pleas In and for the county of Lancas.
M c, and Asslstuut Justices of the Courts
of Oyer and Terminer nnd General
Jail Delivery und Quurtcr Sessions of the
Peace In nnd for the county of Lancaster,
have Issued their precept, te me directed, re
quiring me among ether things In make public
proclamation throughout my bailiwick, that n
Delivery, also a Court or General Quaiter fies
slnns of the Peace and Jail Deliver)', will com.
mence In the Cem t Hense, in the city of Lancas.
..iMiiiu, s.i- nnu 4 viiiiiurr uuu u tieuenil .lull
ter, In the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
ON THE THIItn MONDAY IN APHIL.
( the 19th ), 181, '
In pursuance of which precept publle notice Is
hereby given te the Mayer ana Aldermen of the
City of Lancaster, In the said county, and all the
Justices or the Peace, the Corener und Con
stables of the said City aud County of Lancas
ter, that tliey be then and there In their own
proper persons, with their rolls, records and ex
aminations, and inquisitions, and their own re
membrances, te de these things which te their
elllces appertain tn their behalf te be done 1 and
also all these who will prosecute iigalust the
prisoners who are, or then shall be. In the Jail et
of tbe said County of Lancaster, are te be then
and there te prosecute against them a shall be
Just
Dated at Lancaster, the leth day or March.
J8B. M OKO. W.TOMLINSON. '
m3-UM!tw Sheriff.
NX VAD rXK TJSKitKXTS.
SI OOO "EWAKl)! von ANY
?.VfV..CMOCf Khler Troubles, Nerv-
?eiu uy umggisin, no cents. HKltil MU-iiui ii
... a. . a Itisn IHIISI III (111 res..
Circulars free.
iimrXHimeedftw
J OWKSTHKNTIN l.ANCASTKK-ONK
-A-l store with toshewwlndows,sbelred. two
counters and room nil readv, situated In the west
end) rent ene hundred anil twenty-llve dnllais
Ihls etllci
.I-,., t, ,mii. iiiiiuin-n tuuiarsensn. Apnlyal
i-ossi-sjien can be nail at once.
mtistd
Tin
OCR RYK WHISKY.
B YKAUS OLD.
l'KIl UL'AIIT 75 CK.VIS, AT
UOHKKU'SLIUUOH STOKE,
. v, . N..-. iX Centra Square, Lancaster, Pa
aptvMydlt
OFFICES FOR RENT-TIIE DO'TRLK
., . emi'",r,'erlyAldern.ntiUi ,, ,,e..Uii,t
fleer, and the Deuble Office (rertnerty Mr. Slay,
makers) en second Meer of Grant Halt, North
Huke street. All first-class nnd nnt reasonable,
AV,p1 1 . . . . MA"M AN A 1IUKNS,
Ileal Kstate and Insurance Agents, Ne. 10 W.
Orange street. " apl-lwd
H1
RSII A HROTHEU
HAVE YOU
Heard the News ?
lllltsil A llltt). arentrcrlngafull line of
NEW SPRING GOODS!
F," ?,'!lc."le,1?Ly lmT l,r,M"'' Ulat It l a prob preb
lii,1.? m ,,ew ,?PJ" .a " ManulactmliiBBll
New Is yourepimrtunlty for a
GOOD INVESTMENT
NOTK A 'KV OrlllKli: 1'UItKS
Men's Sulta, 84,00, 8C.0O 80.OO te 810.
Men's Suits, 810 te 830.
Spring Ovorcerits, 86.00nntl upwards.
THEIR
MERCHANT TAILORING
DEPARTMENT
Is new stocked with n complete line of the latest
SPRING PATTERNS
both tn novelties und staples
-COME KAUId lOUAl.OODUIOH K.
One-rrice Clothing Heuse,
t'OUNltlt NOUTH ClUKKN STIiKKT AND
CKNTUK HQUAUK
J Al)Ii:S' CNDERWEAK
-AT
ASTRIGH'S
Palace of Fashion,
13 BAST KING STREET,
I.ANCASTKK, PA.
TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1886,
M K HIM.
INAUOUIIATE
SAI.KOK
A SI'KCIAl-l
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
AT1VA1 DOWN I'HICEM.
These are mostly New Qoeds, made urt spe
cially for this sale, and will be sold at exactly
what they cost. We mention the prices of our
leading styles or
CHEM1SK SKI UTS.
NIHIITGOWNS AND I'ANTLKTB.
In order te prove te yen that the Reeds are
really a great deal cheaper than tbey have
ever been seen for In this city.
CHEMISE.
Of geed miislliiand well made, bat plain, I5c.
Tucked yoke, edged with flnollaen Torchon
lace, ONLY SSr.
Excellent mutlln, well iiiaile, with corded
band, ONLY 33c.
Three rows of needlework Inwrtlngwltb tuck
ing between and edged with fine cambric mf.
tllug, ONI.Y4IC.
Three rows of handsome needlework Inserting,
trimmed w 1th neodluwerk edging, ONLY SO.
Yeke of all-ever embroidery, trimmed with
fine needlework edfjlng, ONLY bOc.
Kine tucked besom, wlde needle work edge en
cacbslde, neck and sleeve trimmed with fine
needlework edging, ONLY "5c.
llosem of handsome all-ever embroidery, with
fine wlde needlework reftle, ONLY tl.V0.
Alxitef FINK CIIKM18K, formerly ilM and
llTSatONEDOLLalt.
SKIRTS.
Six Inch rnllle, four tucks, geed muslin, ONLY
50c.
Needlework rutlle und tucking, ONLY Sc.
Twe rows of milling, with tucking ever each,
ONLY G2c
Elegant wlde embieldcry mfile and tucks,
ONLY 73c.
Nine Inch wlde embroider' rnllle, four aanew
and one wlde tuck, nt ONE it'JLl.AU.
Twclve Inch embroidery rutlle, two rows et
five tucks each, ONLY s.1,'3.
NIGHTGOWNS
Trimmed with needlotterk edge, ONLY 50c.
UoMem, neck and sleeves trimmed with ruf
fling, two rows or Inserting, two rows or four
tucks euch en each vldu, ON 1.1 75c,
Threo rows of needlewerk Inserting, four
rows of four tucks each, three rowsel line ln
sorting, bo-ietn, neck nnd sleeves trimmed with
needlework edging, ON LY 83c.
Tliree rows of fine needlework Inserting, four
re set six line tucks each, fine needlewerk cdg.
lng en besom, neck and slueves, ON LY UOc.
(inn Hiwrini i.nt trimmed with needlework In
serting ail the way down, edged wllh needle
work en both sides, besom of inserting and two
rows of tucking en each side, edging and luck,
lng en sleeves, ONLY f 1-37.
PANTLETS.
With ruffling, two bands and shirring be.
tween.ONLYKftc.
The same style, with feurbands,at29c.
rine Needlewerk ruille and ten tucks, ONLY
COC
Twe rulltes of line needlework and three
tucks ever each, ON I. V 71c.
Huflle of real Torchon lace. S Inches wide,
two rows of five tucks each, only 7lc.
Kuftla or real Linen Medici Uce, ii Inches
wide and five wide tucks, only O.NK DOLLAK.
Extra Une needlework ruille, two rows of live
tucks each, tworensof fine needleweik Insert
ing, 2X inch wide bias tucking. ON LY 11 23.
We extend an Invitation te all te come and
see our
NEW MILLINERY.
FAKLOK en .Second fleer.
HIRSH (fe BROTHER'S
XmW AnrXHTIBKMKSTtl
Gu
VNI) OPENING.
GRAND
-OF-
HEINITSH'S FURNITURE DEPOT,
Nes. 27 and 29 Seuth Queen Street.
Tills Week, lleginiilng en TUESDAY, APRIL Cth. The Largest and Finest
Display Sleck of New and Desirable Heeds In the City.
WALTER A.
MX W Alt rXHTtUKMKXTB.
UAI.U
e
AK
COME AID SEE !
1. Absolutely five times the stock te select
from that ran be seen In any place Iu this city,
2. The nbselnte confidence buyers have In
what we have te sell.
3. The cry low prices.
. The reliability of our workmanship.
ft. The geneteus, liberal treatment they are
sure te meets e.
Tbeabove Is what makes our great business.
WANAMAKER & MOWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast Cerner Sixth ant Market,
I'HlLADKLl'llIA.
ESTATR OK JOHN .IMMKRMAN,
lateef thecltyel Lancaster. deceased. Let
ters of administration en said estate having been
Stunted te the undersigned, nil persons In.
ebted thereto are requested te make Imme
diate payment, and these having claims or de.
mands against the same will present them
without delay tersettlement te the undersigned,
residing In Manhclui tevt nshln
KMANUKL I'. KEl.LKIl, Executer.
II. II Swahr, Attorney. nACtdfu
WTANTRD. A CHAMHKRMAIIi Al'
IT lily at the Fountain inn. Seuth Queen
street.
ltd'
-jrsTRi:ci:ivr.i
A LARUE IKVOtCKOr
lUIl?; USEFUL AND OUN'AMENTAL PRESENTS
In Jlajellca China, Crockery, tllesswarc, etc., all
te be given awu. Every sensible houekeei-r
requiring I'lire Teas and CelTees In condltleu
neat, every time should cell for
L'LAItKICSTKA AND COKrEE,
inM-lydA w At Ne. 3j West King Streeu
W"
.I.IAMSOK A KOSTKR.
Williamson & Pester's
BOOTS & SHOES
-ir 0 it-
Ladies' and Gents' Wear and Fit,
EQUAL TO CUSTOM WOUK HUT COST LESS.
Williamson & Pester's
GENTS', BOY'S & CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.
Wear and Fit Equal te Custom Made,
HUT COST T.E.SS.
Williamson & Pester's
HATS&CAPS
-AUK-
New and Popular Styles,
-OI-
riNEST QUALITY IJW'KHT IN 1'IIIUE.
Williamson & Pester's
Neckwear.
Underwear,
PERCALE SHIRTS.
FLANNEL, SHIRTS AND HOSIERY,
(
-AltK-
IIKST QUALITY. LOWEST IN fKICB,
iiiiaiiisen E Mr.
32,34, 36 S 38 East King St.,
LANOASTEH. I'A.
WATCHM3, SO.
TyATCHKH, OLOOKB Ae.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JKWfiLRY,
CI1EA1' reitc'Asii.
Lancaster Watches at the Lewest Prices ever
otfered: being a stockholder enables me te sell
these watches se cheap. Elgin, Waltham ana
ethor watches en sale. bpectacles.OneraUlasses.
c. Uepalrlngef theabove named articles will
recelreiny personal attention.
LOU IB V7BEB,
Ne. 1WX Werth Queen BL, opposite city Hetel.
(Near l'enn'a K. R. Depot)
.WAgentfer AUKOKA WATCH. '
OPENING
HEIIMITSH.
l.iJIIyd
XOM MAI.M UM UK IT.
T7IOH RKNT NIOUTWO-HTORY IIR1CK
jl.' iiwe
lllllg Heuse. N.aiilKtllrMnirnlnitt.
martttd IllllSil A HKO.
TJIOIt
J3 W
RK.NT-A RAKi: MOUHK. NO. Ill
'ashlnateu street. Annlv tellarrv Mveim
t'ark Heuse. uiXlltd
G oe 8TAiuarieR rknt!
A tioed stable and Rheddlng, situated nt
Ne 111 Washington street.
Apply te IIAltltV
MYKtt-S, at l'urk Heuse.
uinnij-iiti
DAVID M,
for runt.
MAYKR'H I.IMKK1I.NH
Apply te
II. M. MAYEIt. Itnhrenitewn.
O. UOOI'Ell, lllnl In Hand
mavtM
TOR RKNT.
XI A Tobacco Warehouse with
l'enn'a It. It.
iMdlnir
Capacity forsterlug 3,(si cases. Apply
at the
marietfd
1NTELI.1UKNCKU OFK1CE.
FOR
Htel
HAIji: tlHKAl' a walnut
lore Counter. 21 feet lenir i also a short
Common Counter, lniiulie of
.1 It. lefSSKL.
iiltfJtil IU North Queen t.
F
)R RKNT.
Anestabllsheimrm'en' Maud with d oiling
attnchiMl In southern part of the city
I'onsessiou April isi. Appiy in
Ne.
r.je & ji
1 1. Ml STKKKT.
TJIOR RKNT.
-E Shep In renref Ne ST WestChestnutstreet,
used as b cigar-box factor)', and n shop en
Mimin street, between Heulh Queen and I'lince
stnets, lately used as n cnrrlage Isctery. Alsea
dwelling and storeroom new occupied by A.
A. llubley as a drug store, West King street.
Apply at the
UVlfd INTELLIOKNCKIl OKIIOK.
AMVaKMXXTH.
TUIiTONOl'KRA IIOUHh.
Thursday ErenlngT April 8, 188(5.
rtrst rrodtictlen In this city by the Famous
MAII1HON 8QUAKK
T1IKATKK COMl'ANV
Of the (ircalest of lladlsnn Piiuarn Theatre
Comedy Succesi.es, entitled
"THE RAJAH."
Alter a run In New Yerk of ever 2TO Censecu.
lUe Nights. Te tie produced heru with the
OUUI1NAL CAST.
OIIKUNAI. ("(.KNKItV.
OUK1INAL MUSIC, .r.
ADMISSION .'OandMCKNTM.
.H41I0 of Seats at Opera Heuse Ottlcc.
uprSJtil
Jl AltlJH AUK.
F
IRK! l'lRI'.II KlitKlt
WATKR
WATKUI! WATEItl't
Great Bargains
AT-
KEPLER'S.
$40,000 WORTH
-OK
HARDWARE
-TO HE
SOLD
IN THE
NK.VT KEW
HOO.M
HONTIIM
KlU
10 MAICK
A NEW STOCK.
(IRKAT EXCITEMENT AT
KEPLER'S.
sriLLTHEV COME! NOW IT 1.1
Steves ! Steves !
All Want te Take Advantage of this
GREAT SALE,
And are already anticipating tbelr wants fet
next winter.
Special Inducements and Bargains
-reit-
Mechanics, Builders, Farmers,
And all ethers who wish te get tbe WORTH
or TIIKIU MONEY. l.oefc Jer yeurselves be
tore going elsewhere, and beconvtneed.
UUKAT VABIKTY OK THE IIKST
Steves, Eanges, Heaters,
FURNACES,
' -AND-
HODSE PDRNISHINQ GOODS.
ALL WILL IIK SOLI),
A NEW SIX-HORSE
I'OltTAUI.K St'UlNOriELI) 'I llltKSUIN'll
KNU1NK will be sold very low. full aiidic II.
Iren and Blacksmith's Supplies
BELOW COST.
A.C.KEPLER.
inarl3-3mdW,Aw
pUILADELPHIA "
SHOW CASE WORKS
Any shape or style made te order and guaran.
teed te be rlrst-class. Estimates ter any sire or
form solicited. Cases carefully packed and
hipped te all parts or the seuntry. A Urge
stock and great variety te select Irem. All
rrunch glass. All panel bottoms. At low prices.
The beat U the cheapest. I'lease call and ex
amine. Ill H, li'OUKTll STKKKT,
BMrtMrnaTeAB I'taiaMphta, l'e.
A I
;
'.rs
r,J
t"Sw
"rvt, Vt-uSiitat.-
,
m