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THE .LANCASTER DAILY IOTEIJJGENCEB, WEDNESDAY, APJR1L 14.1886.
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UtatA, AMU I. ' regular
Ij'MtiMm or borough council m
Mt'dMHlML'Mlfae council chamber at
atlUt,;- aitabera present : Meaam.
', jwsrarua, raxtaan, uaawett,
t carat s Aiera, weater-
Berabej. The minutes of the
or March Oth, the adjeurned
f Mareh 96th and 30th and' meeting
'AM Mb. were read and approved.
dttrfufMntwaaa 3mi1rmfin rniwrlail th lewn
Jtta . S Vlli ...!,. ......I.... U ..
fcNaMi t Columbia fire engine haa been re
.JtiMdaad the boiler of the same te be In
Jeed order.
TH finance committee reported a follews:
ee en sand at data of last repe. .. .J,W7 -i
aisarkct rents 1,170 w
atstcatnarket rents 55 j
iter auaitenum
rentals V GO
tSmtinfni' mltitntnr.lggl 73 30
tu, collector, ike... aw
't,Otdtr paid since lest report l&ew
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sMatakceen hand $3,191 &'
''& Property commlttee reported havlngoxam havlngexam havlngoxam
lead the opera hense anil found that spout-
"law needs repairing; the tower leaks somo semo some
;Sjr8at Md a few ether matters should be at
., banded te. The necessary repairs will be
J,-, made. The commltteo en highways reported
Vfc.? mat AllMi . Vn waw wn.lr Itna nnAtl flnnil
-g. flp4a w a . A.v .u. rtim ..a uuwu
raMaatiHMnt nnmniittpn iiaa neen nDneinu?u:
;',have examined Alley K., running rrem Sec
"iSg'OBd te Third and between Maple and Fop Fep
Jwtar, which lain bad condlUen and has peer
'-'('iiadraWage. The committee recommend tlie
i?fatag of the aame ; permits have been
, yajranieaierujree Duuaings. ine uiKuwav
,;pS;!emmlttee was instructed te have Alley K.
If, i traded and a sewer built i
t SwBaylvanla railroad, te c
i sewer bunt, at Aim Bireei ana
carrvefl the drain.
V'r gerromtbeatreeuintblsneiRiiboruoou. j.ne
K vv MaarkAtmmmHtAnrnnertpil thnt the annual
t yOkarket renta come In very slowly.
T. w. uaiaeman asnea ier me proper
' ,''i1' grade at Eighth and Chestnut streets te alley
"''X L where he will erect a residence. The
- A?1 hlilimvMmmUtAAItl attAmltn thla mnl.
i-5 y V: e"j .m....vw ..... ......... -w ........
tsKJK. tet A permit was granted te Mrs. Leng ter
; i-V,.i,, Uie erection of a stable en alley 1.
rJjs ."The following ordinances were presented
';:'-' 'and were laid ever for one month under
Z' 'Si: thai rnlaa. That Phmlnnt KtrflAt hn
5': opened from Seventh te Ninth : Ix)cust
'f- atreet be opened from Elshth te Ninth and
Mrs Elshth street be opened from Chestnut te
. .' Walnnt. Provided tht before any work be
&P- Sf" at ...... At... Mvrtrmm rf .k.. .. rltn!..!.... 1 .n fl . V...
t(yvt uw.ununua.vi uiu nujuiuiu inuun ic
&-,l,r tBHHU U1B UiUUlJT ui utuuiur uuu uuiuuku
, :-'", ei Columbia or all damages, 'in at alley l(.
Between n.igniu anu is in in streets, Doepeneu
te the width of 60 feet, and the centre line te
be 207 feet north of the north ;iine of ISlun ISlun
ten atreet, provided the owners release
from alt damages, the same te be called
Housten street, and the eillclal plan
conform te this ordinance. The com
mission of Lewis Hartman as a special
police officer was reissued ier one year.
Charles Llpbart was elected stage carpenter
In place of Jacob Hitler, reslgend. The
pedal policemen at the opera heuse were
'discharged. An order was granted in favor
of the sinking fund for $00.33. A comuiunl cemuiunl
, catien was received from Gen. Welsh pest ask
, Ins for the use et the opera heuse en thenlgbt
of Sunday, May 30, for Memerial Day services.
The request was granted. The property
committee were instructed te have the sur
veying instruments put in proper order.
The sewer at the feet or Union atreet will ro re
ceive the attention of the hi eh way committee.
The tax rate ler the year 1880 was fixed at the
rata et five mills for the general fund, and
one mill for the sinking fund; the day of ap
peal will be Tuesday, May 12.
The secretary of council was Instructed te
notify the nureties et Duttonbefer, collector
for 18S4, that the tax dupllcate for that year
must be settled en or belore the next reg
ular meeting or legal pieceedlngs will be In
stituted. The bend et the First National bank
at treasurer of the Iwreugh was fixed at
15,00a On motion council aureed te meet In
adjourned session en Tuesday evening
April iiOtb. A number of bills were ordered
, te be paid after wulch council adjourned.
Arber Day Obscrrance.
The public schools, te-morrow, Arber Day,
will held short and appropriate exercises in
the dlSerent rooms, and at three o'clock be
dismissed. The pupils will then preceed In
a body about town and plant trees en the fol
lowing streets; Twenty trees en Walnut,
eight en Chestnut, six en Third and air
about the Cheiry street school building.
They will plant the trees about the proper
ties of such persons who desire them. The
exercisea about the streeta lll be done
quietly.
Tuvn Notes.
At the weigh scalen of the It. it C. read a
four-year-old daughter or A. P. Kodger?,
Seuth Third stroet, nearly lest ber lire en
Tuesday atternoen. Bno was en the track
when a passenger train came speeding
along. Death seemed immlnent, but fortu
nately ahe foil ever the ties, and lylug with
in feet of the rails escaped Inj ury.
The following committees have lxxm ap
pointed the trustees of the old Columbia
Public Ground company; On llnance,Mesirn.
Hippey, Wlke and Pinkerton ; en Improve
ments, Messrs. Wlke, Yeager and Leckard ;
en law, Messrs. Strtne, Grove and Filbert
A special meeting of the Vigilant tire com
pany will be held this evening.
The audience in the opera heuse last night,
was net large. Louise Arnet and company
well presented "The New World." This
evening "The Honeymoon" will be glven.
The fire escapes at the Odd Kellewu hall
have been completed.
Jacob Sample has In hU j)essessien two
Easter egga or a very old date. One egg con
Ulna the initials J. 11. 8. Z., and the otlier D.
C. H. Z. The year 1830 is en both eggs and
M Vaster eftbat year came en April 13, the
egga were fifty years oldjesterday.
Where the Water Comet I'rein.
Dayis Kltcb, who has been busy at work In
the cellars en East King stroet, which are
filled with water, last evening discovered
where aomeof the water, If net all of It, la
coming from. Between Sprecber's tteed
store and Slaymaker's liquor Btere, tbere is
an alley. Immediately under this there Is
an old well, which has been walled ever. A
hole was cut through the foundation wall
of Sprecher's store at this point, and
it was found that the old well was overflow everflow overflew
lng and water lu a goed-slzod stream was
pouring Inte Sprecher's cellar. It is very
likely that both this well and the ene in the
rear of the bank have been overflowing for
'sometime past. There are several wells In
thla neighborhood, and the earth Is naturally
nil of water.
i Humors of Cleveland's Marriage.
Assemblyman Piatt, of Pougbkeepslc, X.
Yi, who has jutt returned lrem Hullale,
where he acted as chairman of the special
committee te investigate the aldermen, re
turns with a piece of news that settles the
' matrimonial prospects of President Cleve
land. While in ButTale he was shown a letter
i from Mrs. Felanm. Ill which aha relerrnil In
i approaching marriage of her daughter te
x-ieaiaent Cleveland. Mrs. lelscm and her
daughter are at Genea, Italy, at present.
A New Hove! gelling Well
According te the Philadelphia Keics Mr.
Henry P. Keenan'a last novel. "Tim
i,Mlb'" hM "Iready sold hotter thau any
vi American novel of the season. Neariv "o.neo
?J &? er.nl? " Trajan' have been sold and
.; we doek is censtanuy in demand in tim
stores or this city. Forty thousand of " The
Moneymakers' which is atributed te the
auiuerj were Beld,
.
A Qoed idea.
A number of young misses of Phcenl xvllle.
x t rwaglag In age from 11 te 12 years, have
. ,. ..eefajBUed a cooking club. They meet al-
v- lam amy a we reaiaence ei tue parenU of
, ttva BHWhria every week. The mother or
,, Ttk Utile girl t whose house the meeting is
Jattd deefdea which of the contestants has
;aaajlB the best cake or bread, and also
Wafpteuea a prize te be given te the winner.
V
, i 1XW Change of rniriters.
i W. Scheett, who for mere than a
been keeping the oyster saloon
. lllaOB'a bulldleg, Centre
lasr, took ivwjuMBlnu Af lhn
aaMaaaft.
aSaSrai
Btert U haaemeut of Hindi K
jfeft",'1' "erJTtaf Prcbaad I
.. p4 lUlarea at Hwy(d.
. liie stock -
DhiIi of Assignment.
AWln Kins and Margaret Jn King, lila
wlfe, of Fnltoe township, havoniAile a deed
ofaMlgnmentferthebenetttoillielrcrodltors,
naming Levi K. Brown aa thelr assignee.
Miller B. Iieaman and -wilV, of Taradlse
township, amlgned their prepsrty this arter arter arter
noen for the benent of creditors te Aloiue 1.
Wltmer, et the aame township.
Salvation Emma Absent,
Salvation Em failed te appear at Alderman
Barr's emce Inst ovenlng te prosecuto David
Ohie, for assault and battery and dnmkon dnmken
ness and disorderly conduct The alderninn
continued the lieartntrs until Kmma'a appear
ance can be aectired. It is said that she went
te the country ier lier health.
Fifteen Peculiarly sick In ynarryvllle.
Dr. H. E. Kaub, of Qnarryvllle, reports
fifteen cases of the peculiar dlaease that has
been mystifying the Lancaster doctors and
which has been attributed te bad air, water
and bad feed, lie says the symptoms are the
aame as In the Lancaster cases.
The Injured llallreadara.
Fred. Weaver, Samuel Kurtz and Win. E.
Kultz, the railroaders who were Injured by
the collision between the shifting enplne anil
Mr. Ryan's milk wagon, ere doing well.
Mr. Weaver, who was reported dangerously
hurt Is net new considered in danger. .Mr.
Ryan Is also doing well.
CharBett "lth Drertleii.
Lorenze Y. Floyd, en complaint et Ills w Ife
Allce P. Floyd, was arrestel for desertion.
He was glven a hearing by Alderman Spur-
rier, who held him In ball te answer at ceilrl.
Letter Held.
A letter addreiseil te Miss Nera Themas,
Ceulla I. O., Is held at the l.tncaster etUce
Ter letter directions.
alit iiir,
The pay car of the Pennsylvania railroad
passed through this city at neon te-day, ami
the men were paid elT ler the month.
The Red Frent hliee Stere.
Attention Is called te nn ailvertlaemsnt In
anether column of the opening en Saturday
next, of the Ited Krent bboe Stere, In erth
Queen street, next deer te the postefflco. The
proprietor, Sir. C. A. Jleeep, who has had many
years oxperlenco In the bee trade In this and
ether cities, opens with a large and finely as as
eorted stock of entirely new goods of all de
slrable makes, which he premise te sell at the
lowest possible prices.
Connected with Telephone Ktctiange,
Mr. D. Hayes Itnpert's grocery store, corner
East King and Shlppen streets, Is connected
with the telephone exchange,
Wk advise all In want of geed beets or shoes at
low prices te visit the nod Krent Shoe Stere, Ne.
I) North Queen street, next deer te postenice.
aprll lwdAltw
Amusements.
" Veiinp Jn. )17n(7ire;i." ThU evening the
flne play of ' Youny Mrs. Wlnthrep " will be
rlayed In the opera hause by a line company
from the Madisen Square theatre. The -Vew
Yerk Star says of the play t " It Is u story et
everyday life, but does net preach a sermon ;
only points a moral daintily and acceptable, it
Is thoroughly Interettng without being either
eventful or essentially dramatic, from begin
ning te end It does net reqnlre In a single en en
tence the emphasis of violent acclamation. The
sentiment et the play Is pme.wholcsemoand
delicious. Thoroughly charming and marvel
leusly refined The play has a vein of comedy
which Is never coarse or farcical, and la as natu
ral and enjoyable as the mere erlens element 1)
Ufe-llke and sympathetic."
27ire Xtghtt at C?itap llatet. Te morrow
evening the People's Dramatic company, of New
Yerk, opens a three nights engagement In this
city. The first play will be "Monte Crlste,"
and the prices are popular. The company In
cludes Gustavus Clark, Miss Kmma Hendricks
and Laura Linden and ethers.
DKAI1IS.
KiciIBOLTZ On the 12th Inst., Kdward Edgerley,
lntantsonef HerDert K. and llertba Klchbeltz,
aged 7 months.
Hclatlves and friends are rcspecllully invited
te attend the runeral from the residence of his
parents, Ne. 'If, East Chestnut street, en Thurs
day afternoon at S o'clock. Interment at Lan
caster cemetery. al2-3t
3MAKKJSTII.
fhtladelphla Prtxl ace Market.
FBtLADU-ratA, Aprll II lleur market weak ;
Salesef lOIO tmrreln. Minn, bakers lit 13 ettft75;
retina. lamllyatMTJfJI 10 ; Wostern at tl l-'HO
4 7S s 1'ntcnts. II SeS MS.
Itye flour plow alH i0O3 1.
1 p. ui., call Wheat April, m'.ic; May,
le ( June. 91Ke: July, KlJie.
Cem April, C'Je; May, 4CJi,'e JunetCKc;
July,4i;jje.
Oats Aprll, 40c; May and June :r0Jc;Jiily
39JJC.
New Yerk I'riHluce ?I'.rket.
.S'kw leBK, April It. Fleur aull and lu the
liuvers' favor ; lne, MSKil'.iO; Superllne, 12 m)
S3U: Common te Meed Kxtru IVeilern, JIB520.
City Mill Kvtras, tt GOQ4 (3 for West Indies.
Wheat Ne. 1 Ited state en I Spot, trw ; Se, 2
Iled,9lfc: Ne.l White, state, tee ; Ne. 2 Ited,
Winter, May, t5ie ; Ne. it lied, Winter, June,
flVJe; deJufy,9lKc.
Cern Ne. 'J Mixed, cash, 47c.
Oats Ne. 1 Whlte Btale, spot, 4lc : Ne. 2,
mixed. May, 35,r.
itye dull. ; 2ti3c. for Western.
Jlarley nominal.
Perk dull ; Family Mess, 111 BQ11 50.
l.ard May, te 13. June, MM.
Molasses dull t Sir for M) tu st.
Turpentine steady at 40c.
Hesln dull; st mined te geed, II 07KO1 :(.
1'etrelenni quiet ; refined In cases, b'ir.
Butter Market ijulet: Western Imitation
f.TMHmury, a3.'c ; state Dairy, half firkin tubs,
'JIG31C
ubeese dull i State, Sgllc ; Western. eaibKc
Eggs steady; Stale, 12ei3e Westeni, 1:0
123e.
eugar dull s Iteflncd cntlear, fijje ;
granulated, Jc.
Tallew steady ; prime city, 4c.
Krelahts dull; grain te Liverpool, 3fc.
.ou"i" Ann ; fair cargoes at b?;c
Ulcedull; ranges lruin3);lc.
unicagn .Slarket.
Caioieo, April If, 9.30 a. m. Market opened
Wheat May, Tbf'c j June, 7!?ic ; July, wie
Cern April. Sle , May, 37Jic J June, 37X0
17i;c ; July, SXc
iiutx May, i.";63c.
l'erk Mav,rJ"5:June. J912X; July.rJiO.
Lard May, 5 83; Julie, S '.OffiS WX ! July.
ltib-May, i 27X : J une. 15 02X , J ul) , IS 0X.
OUIKU.
Wheat April, 731.; May, V.e : June,
7K071c; July.wXc.
c.er,ir7Ap,u' 3J5 5 MaV. 37Jic;Jnne, S7Jie ;
July.3SWc.
OaU-Aprll, !Ce; May, 23JJC ; June, 2,ic
July,3(c.
I'erk-Aprll, t) 07X ; May, 9 10; June,
I9 17XS July.9!.'.
Ijud April, 3 MX; May, : S7X; Juue,
Klbs-Aprll, s KX i 1
lay, i si; June, p SO;
UUI)', 13.33.
lira in aud I'roiisiem.
rnrntahed by a, K. Yundt, Ilrekur, Chicago.
April 13, 1 o'clock p. ui.
Wheat. Cern. Oats. 1'erk. Lard.
April siij
May 7U 37? m 9 07X t- S7K
Junu 7S?i 37 Ml 0 17X & W-'W
July 8iX 3'l .... 9 21 6 9JK
August Clii
September SIJi
Kecelpts. Car Leta
Winter Wheat s
Spring Wheal , u
Cern in
Oats u
Itye i
Hurley i.
Oil City
Crude Oil ,, 70!:
. H"ad.
Bacelpts Uegs i'.i,(u
Closing Price 2 o'clock p. lu.
Wheat. Cern. Oats, l'erk. Lard.
April 71 sajj vu 9 ww 6.U7X
May 77X 37J v.w .le 5.H7X
Juue 79 .174; 3.JJ 9 17X S.irlX
July box SaX SOJi 9 24 5.97X
August. mil
September, ttt
Oil City
Crude Oil ,(Si
Ure .Stock AlarkeU.
Kast Libirtt Cattle receipts, Stil bead ;
shipments. 33 bead t market slew und a Hlmde
loner than yesterday; cattle sblpMd te New
Yerk, none.
Hogs receipts, 700 head; shipments, COO;
market slew ; jPhUadelpbias, II 7001 bl i Yerk,
era, at ieai 60 1 skips, f SuQ4 S9 ; BUlpmcnts te
New Yerk. 2 carloads.
Sheeiwrucvlpu, 3,200 head ; shipments, 2 810 ;
market fair.
Haw Yerk Stocks.
Nsw Your, April lt.-Wall itreet, 1:S0 p. m.
Meney at 2 per cenu Foreign oxchange
quiet, at tl87XO8aXt Hevernmenu were firm;
WMmXbia.,mH bW 4'ceuP, K"d!
The stock market opened flrmand iractlenally
higher, and during the early dealiegs was firm
but shortly before the first call tbere was a de!
cided pressure te see Pacific Mall, and under Its
lead values declined X te 3 per cent. After mid
day the tone was firmer and the decline re
covered. At the present writing the market Ii
rxtreaelyduU.
Bleck Markets.
Quotation by Beeil, MeUrann A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, l'a. . i
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Det., Lark. A Western.
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Michigan Central......
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B
AKINO POWDER.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
Tills pewder never varies. A marvel et purity,
strength and wholesemencss. Mere eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold in competition with the tnnltltude of low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Beld only in can). Kotal lUatas 1'ewDsa Ce.,
106 Wall Street. New Yerk. may27-lvdftw
LAYING C.VIIDS AT B, 10, it 10c. PEK
deck. Ftne Ollt Edge Playing Cards, 25c.
per deck.
DKMUTII'S CIOAH STOltK,
febl3 WJtStfd Ne. Ill hait King Street.
Nf
OTK'E.
1 hereby irlve notice that C llcreman
Is
net employed te uuy iodscce ier me. l na
ave no
one buying ler me except Jacob Greenawalt.
JACOl! MAY Kit.
I.amcaster, l'a., April II, l&W. apl-2td.tltw
LAN-
O Vf lf jJJJ caster property,
In minis
in sun, ui me lewusi ciirrvniruiix.
.1.11. DUFFI.V
mart; lmdlt Vt Walnut st , Philadelphia,
AA. BB.
Use Maiilieini Heller Fleer.
The Original. The IteaL
m y2.lvM.WAS K
Tl' EMMA
S. MILLER. WHO WAS
JL transferee of a Judem
ratufcncef a Judgment against Isaac Wal
ten, of Manic township, as collateral security
for a claim et f 153 will call upon orcemmunlcate
with the undersigned, she will confer a great
laver. IV. A. WILSON,
aprll-ltd&3rn Ne. 45 North Duke street.
TUE "YELLOW FRONT " CLEAR
rilled Havana 5 cent Cigar Is the great
favorlte and most reliable Nickel cigar In the
market. Try them, at MAKKLtCY'S
(Kermerly llartman's) "Yellow 1'rent,"
Ne. 21 North Queen Street
QT CiCiCk SALARY TO AGENTS.
iXmJJvJ AOdn-ssatence,
DK. SCOTT'S KLECTItIC (JOOl)a,
Ne. SI2 Ureadwaj, New Yerk.
The Only Genuine. ap9 Smdced
THE ONLY CLEAR HAVANA FILLER
CIOAlt In -the city for 6c. Meerschaum
Cigar and Cigarette Helders for 10c.
DKMUTII'S CIOAlt STOltK,
iubl3-W.x3tfd Ne. Ill Kast King blreet.
PUBLIC SALE-ONTHt'USDAY, APRIL
15, l&fi, at 1 o'clock, sharp, will be sold at
Daniel M. Marer's Storage Houieen WestCbest
nut street, a general variety of Household goods.
conMUIntref I'arlnrSult
wining jioem t u
rnl
tureund kitchen utensils. Tailor Cartwt,
Mlr-
rers, Itedsteads and bedding, hewing Machine,
Coeklng and l'arler Steves. This lurnlture is
all in geed condition ana u in tiesltlvely be sold,
aprlJ-3tdlt UENK1 SillUllEUT.Auct.
T
RY OUR RYE WHISKY.
r, EARS OLD.
l'Elt QUART Y5 CE.SH, AT
KOIIUEK'S LiqUOli STOltK,
Ne. 22 Centre Sinare, Lancaster, l'a.
apr22-lydK
ESTATE OF PHILIP WOLF, LATE
of the city of Lancaster, deceased. Lot Let Lot
ters of administration en said estate havlngbeen
granted te the undersigned, all persons Indebted
thereto nre requested te make immediate pay
ment, and these having claims or demands
against the dame will present them for emtie
ment te the undersigned, residing In tbe city of
i.ancusier.
MAODALKNA WOLF. Administratrix.
JonxA.Cen.it, Attorney. aprll 6tdW
QLARKE'S TEA STORE.
OH, HOW IT SPITES MB I
This Is what you wilt say If yen fall te get one
et the beautiful Cards Clarke Is giving away
v, it ti his Celebrated Teas and CeiTces this week
CLAUKH'S TEA AND COITEE,
m2Mi.dw At Ne. 3s West King Street,
lUILADELI'HIA
SHOW CASE WORKS
Any shape or style made te order and guaran.
teed te be first-class. Estimates ler any size or
form solicited. Cases carefully packed and
shipped te all parts of the country. A large
iwfc auu Krriib vaneiv 10 select I
te select lrem. All
rreneb glass. All panel be
ems. At low prices.
Please rail and pv
The best Is the cheapest
amine. 1)1 N. 1 OUItl It STUEKT,
mar23-3mdTu&S Philadelphia, Pa.
s
PRING GOODS
-AT
A. HIRSH'S,
NOS. G Si 8 NORTH QUEEN
ST.
AH tbe Latest Styles of
HATS AND BONNETS.
Hats fer23e. and up. Fine flowers, Feathers
and rtewer l'otnpena. Mllllnary Silks. Sallus,
J elvets. Nettings, Laces, Ueld Lace, Silver Lace,
I.ace mixed with geld, and many ether New
,.nni"n(5'-, Bney Heads. Hat Ornaments,
Children's Lace Caps, Corsets, Cellars. CutT.
Handkerchiefs. Jerseys, Ladles' Hene, and a
large variety of ether goods. Call and see us
before purchasing elsewhere. u
QPEN1NG 1 OPENING I 1
T11K Ol'KNINO OF THE
New Red Frent Shee Stere,
Ne, 4B NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Next Doer te I'ostefUce)
Will take place en 8ATUUDAY, Al'ltll, nth
with ene et the finest and most complete assort
ment of
Beets, Shoes and Slippers
Of the Best Makes and nt the Lewest
Possible Prices.
The stock Is entirely newand carefully selected,
and goods will be sold at STU1C1LV ON It
PltlOKand SATISFACTION GUAKANTKKD,
A cordial Invitation Is extended te all te visit
our New Stere, whether you buy or net. Ne
trouble te show goods.
UEMKUUKUTHK PLACK,
Ne. 48 N0HTU QUHEN STREET
( Next Doer te the Postoffice .)
GHASs A RESEiCEs
aprlt-lwdtltw
SKWlAItrXHTlMKHKNTa
w
UAl'S AND JACKETS,
W!
RAPS AND JACKETS.
RAPS AND JACKETS.
Opened This Day Large Stock of the Above in Blacks and Celers
At Lewest Prices.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NHXT DOOR TO THB COURT HOUSH.
TT IKK 1NSUUANCK COMPANY.
GO AROUND THERE AND HOWL.
When a hound shall howl al tbe gate,
In the dusk nt the dawning day,
A em mni 14 n rary ui me
Shall silently pass away. Anen.
The following lettcr received from an agent et the Northweslern Mutual contains an Idea :
AOBNCY OF TIIK .NOltTllWKSTKltN MUTUAL L1FK INSUltANCK COMPANY,
U. N. Hhteuh, Oeneral Agent, 121 king St..M Kat Orange St., (
LAM-AsrxR, Pa., April '.', ls-6. )
r the Jiililer of the WteKly Matrmcnt
Usui Sir: Some Mutual Ufa agent very kindly sent me a copy of your last Issue In which you
nonce my imiu i-irciunr inner 10 my policy iioiuers.
1 most fully enjoyed the very happy way In which you did It, but am also semewhat puzzled
ever your advice ter me te vllt l'asteur for treatment, for Pasteur only cures attacks
nneuia. Aisiiicni must navu eeen omen nv a mau
ent must havu been bitten by n mad
As my circular In question states, and as It Is a
nunv uiusi navu uei-u omen Dy a mau upg 10 go 10 nun ier ireaimenu
ular In Question states, and as It Is a fact. It as written enlv as a result et a lone eon
tinued series ei attacks iroinyeur itcauing agent, lienert Helmes, be
bite of a mad doe. then he must be that animal In ouettlen.
Common law requires the owner of a mad deg te suppress It and put It out of the nay. Mr.
Helmes Is yenr lawful agent, and therefere tttuust be your duty tesupprva hint and put him out
of the way ours truly, u. N. Kktseujs.
That tbere are strong Indications that something has been lilting Mr. ltevneld, we arc willing
te admit. There are symptoms In which lruleul matter fructlries and reaches a growth, unknown
te the body In which It originated.
History also recounts peculiar biek action results. Fer Instance, the Itlchtnend efcjenrr ays
"A carpet-bagger was recently bitten by a copper head snake. The C. II, continues te held
oftlce and draw tw e salaries. 1 he snake died.'
Prof, Pasteur recount a case In which a deg, bitten bv a supposed rabid animal, began In a tew
days te eat up the carpet and chew the chair legs 1 his deg died In three weeks, alter duturblug
the peace of the neighborhood, while the deg that did the biting lived te a respectable old ace
laklng Mr. Ileynelds' own admission that he has been bitten and then considering the fact
that he at once began te chew the Mutual's surplus fund and gnaw the as.ets. and we must arrive
at the conclusion that he has Intensified the original rirus, and that "after dbiturblngtheuelgh
borheod "fef a brief seaen, he will be heard el no mere, while the original canine will wag ills
tatl with satisfaction.
De net lese sight et the quotation at the held of this column, however, by fellow lng out the
suggestion it contains, Mr. It. may get rid of his troublesome adversary.
Ge around there and howl.
STEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TIT ANTED. - AGENTS COIN MON
NEY I
TV wlthrair Amateur Photneutflt. and ret
lectlng family pictures te enlarge. Special SO
day Oder. EMPlUEceri 1NU CO..
aS-3meed SblCanal St., N. Y.
A CHOICE LOT OF SMOKER'S AKTI
clcs. Cigarette Helders, Tobacco l'euchei,
Pipes, etc.. In great variety, just reeatved at
MAULEY'S
(Formerly llartman's) " Yellow i rent,"
Ne. 21 North Queen htreet.
TOHACCO CUTTINGS, SCU.U'S. SIFT
INQS AND 1'ACK.SKS'NVASTE, Dry and
Clean, bought for cash.
.1 s. MOI.ISt,
Ne. 573 Pearl Street, New lcik.
Ketercnce Fred. Schntte, Ne. 213 Pearl street,
New Yerk. febll-lyd
TtTANTED A GOOD, KElTaIII.K
V Man te take the agency nt Lancaster for
an established Collection and MercantlU
Agency, itoed pay te the right man. Kefer
ence reqnlred. Address, Uenernl Agent, Ixck
Bex 1(0, Chambersburg, Pa. alt .ltd
TVTANTED DOAHD AT A KAKM
TV Heuso for a young man eighteen years
of age. Satisfactory reference given. Address,
al2-3td " 11.," INTELLIGKNCKKOFI
h-FICE.
GENUINE PERSIAN INSECT I'OW
DKIt, Heflned Campher, both ectle and
efllelcnt Insecticides forsalent
IIUlJLBt'S DUUO STOltK,
Ne. a', West King street.
4VNete tbe change In location.
ADIES AND GENTLEMEN wTsTl"
lng te study the German, French and Ital
ian Languages, will rind practical Instruction at
my studio, ever Lecher's Drug Stere, Ne H East
King street
upi'J-lHil
LEON ON OSSKO.
d raTaTi R K W AUDI FOK ANY
C-a-avVvJ case of Kldney Troubles, Nerv
eus Debility, Mental and Physical Weakness,
that BOTANIC NEKVE BlTTEKS fails te cure.
Sold by druggists, W cents. HKllIl MEDICAL
CO, Ne. 15 North 11th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Circulars free. marto-uieeil.tw
TOSE HROS. V 1IAKTMAN.
SPRING OPENING
OF
PARASOLS!
SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 17,
AT THE
MANUFACTURERS.
Rese Bres. & Hartman,
14 EAST KING ST.
apl-6md
J.R
MARTIN it CO.
DPHOLSTERM GOODS.
An elegant stock of these geed at moderate
prices, consisting of
KAWHILKS, UK PI'S,
UAMIE9, JUTES,
TKK1UE&, TAI'KSTUIES,
TUllCOMANS, OTTOMANS.
Deuble -Faced Canten Flannel
IN AM.S1IADK4.
A NKW INVOICE OF
UettingliaiiiLace Curtains
At prices lower than they were ever sold, nt
prices ranging from tee te r a pair. A special
bargain lu Ui pairs Taped Kdge Cream Lace Cnr
tains at tl a pair ; w ertb VIM.
MAD'RAS CURTAIN.
A large number of patterns te select from, In
clndlngtbe Mikade pattern, the newest design
In Madras Curtains.
CURTAIN .SCRIM
In
Cream, While and Colored Stripe
fremlSc. te 24c.
TABLE COVERS
In Itaw Silk, Jute, Felt and Flannel, Tinseled
and In new colorings. Ttlseled Jute 'table
Cevers-fl-4, ffiM i M, H.50 ; 10-1, 1 W.
CURTAIN POLES.
llrnss. Ebony, Cherry, Walnut and Atb Peles,
all lengths, with or without brass Trimmings.
Cherry, Walnut and llrass Poles at SO cents
apiece.
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
Cor. West KiBg & Trlnce Sts.,
(Opposite SUycns Heuse.) LANCATU, PA.
'RAW AND JACKETS.
LANCASTER, PBNN'A
of hvdre-
deg te go te him fe
uei; in i?e te mtn inr ii
fact. It as written enl
mlv
If I am suffering from the
UK A It rXR TISKMKST.
TirANTKD A QOOOaiRElN ASM AM.
T family te de geueral homework. Call nt
this oftlce.
alJ-2td
"VrOTIClL
-LSI The person who called and (received CI. M .
Hess' Sliver Hunting Case Watch, ltncaster
works, named Klbren, Ne. 110,03 will pleae re
turn It te this enice. alMld
Ty-ANTi:n-A."YeuNaiAN ahectIt
T T years old te learn ttie Drug ltmlness. Ad-
ureis in uw u uanuw ruing, stating agiv
ii
mms.
ulS-Ctd
Care Examiner Otllee.
TT EVAN'S 1'l.OUR.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
ASSIGNED ESTATE OK CHARLES
Peters and wife, of Lancaster city, I-an-caster
county. Charles Feters and w Ife, of Lan
caster city, having by deed et voluntary assign
ment, dated the nrst day et March, lsx:, as.
signed and transferred nil their estate and
cnVcts te the undersigned, for the benefit of the
creditors of the said Charles lvters, he there
fore gtres notice te all jmrsens indebted te said
assigner, te make payment te the undersigned
without delay, anil ihiwn having claims te pre
sent them te DANIEL Sl.NU, Assignee,
Lancaster, l'a.
JlV.lt. UeLAsn, Attorney. mS-CtdTu
A3tVSK)tr.NTa.
T AN CASTER RINK.
l.ASl'liAMK OF THESKItlES.
Lancaster Rink I
WEDXE.SDA P EVEXIXU.'
Watch for Saturday Night.
T ECTURE.
Cel. Geerge . Bain
Will Lecture In Iho Chapel of the State Niinual
Scheel, Mlllersvllle, Pa.,
WHDNKSDAY, APISH. H.lSsrt.
Subject "Our Country, Our Hemes and Our
Duty."
A ear will run te ltneaster after the lecture
ler the accommodation of peeplw from the city
w he wish te attend.
ADMISSION, 25 CKMS.
Deers open at 8 o'clock. a '.031
F
ULTON OPERA HOUSE.
LNOAC.EMKNT E.XTKAOKDINAKV.
Wwlnesfluy Evening, April H, 1880.
THE C) It EAT
Madisen Square 'Theatre Ce.
YOUNG MRsTsVINTHROP.
l'resenled at the Madisen Square Theatre, N.
V , ever Olie times, and pronounced by press and
Eubllc the greatest success the New lerk stage
as known for years.
A SUl'EItll COMPANY OF DISTlMiUlSHED
AKTISTS,
Direct from the Madisen Square Theatre,
New Yerk
ADMISSION 25,60.1 71 CENTS.
IIESEUVKD SKATS ;CK.NTM.
New en sale at opera house. aprlO-ll
-piULTON OI'ERA HOUUh.
THHEK NIUIITS.
Oommenolng Thursday, April 15,
The New Yerk People's Theatre
COMBINATION.
l'Ol'ULAIt PLAYS' - POPULAR PKICES I
ADMISSION
KESKUVKD SEATS.
10 4 20 CENTS.
S0CENTS.
Thursday, April 15." MO.NTE CHUISTO."
Friday, April 16-" A CELEHUATKD CASE.''
Saturday, April 17-" NEW YOUK AFTEIl
DAlth."
Iteserved Seats new en sale at Operu Heuse.
a)irl34td
WOU HALM OH MKNT.
17IOR RENT NIOE TWO-HTOR Y URICK
: Dwelling Heuse, Na Mfi East Orange street.
mar-Hid
HlltSH A 1IKO.
TTIOft RENT-A 11AKEHOUHE, NO. Ill
Jj Washington street. Apply tellarry Myers'
Park Heuse. inSMfd
100D 8TAI1LE I'OK RENT.
JT A Heed Stable und Shedding, situated at
Ne. 113 Wushlngteu street,
L'.h n(n.. .. a . I -T . .(..,
MYKUS.atPatk
I'l") lu JIAIUll
iuart-tfd
Ik 1IO1H0.
FOR RENT.
A Tobacco Warebouse with l'enn'a
It. It.
Apply
Hiding,
at the
Capacity ter storing 3,000 cases.
marltvttil
INTELLIOKNClCIl OFF1CK.
pOR RENT.
An established Orocery Stand with dwelling
attar hed In southern part of the city.
Possession April Uugy at .
Jb Shep til rear of Ne. 37 WestChestnutstroel,
used as a cigar-box factory, and a shop en
Mllltln street, between Seuth Queen and l'rlsxie
streuu. lately used as a carriage factory. Alte a
dwelling and store room new occupied by A.
A, iiubiey as ui"B eiuiu, nmkniuniinwi.
Apply at tee
11&-IK
ltd
1NTKI.L1UEN0KH OFFICE.
w
pIUVATE HALK
f will have a car-lead of
First-Gless Ohie Nerman Horses,
AT TBI MIBaiMSC HODSE.
NO. US NOUTH 1'ltINCE STKKfc'T,
by Monday, which 1 will dispose efatpitrat
sale. New let of II rat, claw Horses drivers
workers and heavy draft, mostly rrem Canada,
every week, and always for sale.
OKOUQE OUOS3MAN.
febiaiydw n
VI.UTfttHU.
CTlHHll A UllOTli7:H
FACTS !
F1CTS!
HIIKKK IS'UIK HKN3K IN l'AM.MI
Fancy Prices
KLSKW IlKKti, W1IKN YOU CAN HO TO
HIRSH & BROTHER
-AND lll'Y-
CLOTHING
-AND-
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
At Far Less thau Ordinary Hates. The Old Hay
ing lines .
A Dellar Saied is a Dellar Made.
Put It le practice ind call upon us. We guar
antee satlstaetlen and a t'erlect Fit or money
refunded. What mere can be desired ?
Our Departments are new IN ell Slecked with
Spring Heeds, and our prices are at rock bottom.
CHILDKKN'S SUll'S, c;c. Jl.50 le $10 W
IHM 8' 'PITS, l tu te I1S.UI.
1(11TI1S'SUIT8.W.: tnflltu.
M UN'S SUITS, I Ul te J.11.1M.
St'ltlNO ON KltCOATS, t;.ii upwards.
MERCHANT TAILORING
A SPECIALTY.
One-Prico Clothing Heuso,
COUNKIt NOUTH CJUKKN STItKKT AND
CKNTUK HUUAUK.
w
II.LIAMSON .V KOSTI'.K.
ALL-WOOL
CHILD'S SUIT
Pleated or Plain Tunic, $1.00.
SIZES 4 TO Vi.
(iren s
S2.50 , SIZES Q TO 6.
Yeung Gents Dress Stiff Hats, $2,
A I.A1U.F. VAltlKTl (IFI'OI't'LAK
SHAPES.
CENT'S FLEXIBLE DERBY HATS, $2.50.
BOYS'
DRESS HATS, 50 Cents.
AllKNTS Fill'.
Dunlap's Fine Silk
-AND-
FELT HATS.
French Percale Shirts,
S COLLAUS A MM U FF3, COc.
SILK NECKWEIR.
rUFlS, TKCKR AND CLAU DENTS, 60e.
If you don't wearthe
Eighmie White Dress Shirt,
Try One. It Is l'crlect Ittlng,
$1.00 Each, or 85.40 Per Half Dezon.
GAITERS.
ClENT'3 FINK DltKSS HL'TTON OK LACK
I1A1TKKS, tiOU.
BOY'S FINK DKESS 1IUTTON Oil LACE
CiAITKKS, I1.&H.
CHILDUKN'S FINE 1HIKS8 SHOES, COc.
MISSES' FINK DltKSS 111)1"! ON O AITKIt, tl.S.'i.
LADIES' FINE DUES', 1IUTTON
uaitei:, r.'.UI.
TRUNKS &. VALISES,
8i.ee te $10.00.
illiamsen d Fester,
32,34, 36 & 38 East King St.,
LANCASTKH, l'A.
AN UNPAKAIihKMM) HAltaAlN,
"It Is an III wind that blows nobed
ifoed." The recent luilnro'el a noted F
Worsted Manufacturer enables ns te offer you
,0) yards French Worsted, for Pantaloons, ut n
lerriuie siaugnier. inn g
pure worsted, el elegant
The ceeds are strictly all
.nt weight, anil exacuy
worth U0.0U te II!
Ul. 1 will make them up In
nrst class style, perfect titling,
at the very low
price 01 eniy se.uu per pair.
Call and leave vetir
measure before the choicest patterns are all se
lected. ltOSKNSTKl.VS Flne Tallerlug, Ne, 87
North Queen street, Lancaster, l'a.
-N'itk. 1 employ none but practical Panta Panta
eoon Maker.
SI III N l
II A UTS.
Ol'ENINO AT II. QEH.
FINE TAILORING.
The largest and most Complete Assortment
of FINK WOOLL.KNH for lha Spring Tiade te be
found In the City of Lancaster.
A Choice Line or Spring Overceatings and
I'antaloenlngs tn all the Latest Patterns.
ITIces Lew, Hest Werkmaiubln, and all goods
Warranted as represented.
H. GERHART,
NO. NOBTH QOKEN S7UXKT.
'"Opposite the I'oiteince, max-iydK
HIRSH A BROTHER'S
dry veunt.
rrmiUOTS.
All-Weel Tricots in Spring Shade
And Kleganl Finish for SJc. a yard,
AT TIIK
North End Dry Goods Stere.
J.NV. 1IYKNK,
nevft lyd Ne. XI North Uueen street.
Q.IIHAT A 11VKUT1H1NU Ht'll KM V.
AT TIIK
BOSTONSTORE.
ffi.lt) place Flne Toilet Seap, ftc.n piece. I'uie
as soap can be uinde. F.aeli plece stamped wllh
our name. 'Mils Seap Is really worth We. a piece I
In fact, better thau usually sold at 10c. a piece.
Special Bargains!
Three-quarter Homespun Cheviots, lee, per
10(1.
yam i same as sold else wheroairJHe.por yaid.
Weel Ciuhmeiea ever a yard w bin, all the imw
Sprlng Shades, 25c, per yard, made le sell at 37Ke
ler yanl.
We haxe another let of thoseflnnHllk- finished
Klectrte Gossamers at ll.ne ) worth II 75.
Opened te-day nn elegantassortuientef dent's
furnishing floods nt low prices.
STAMM. BROS. & CO.
Nee. 20 & S8 North Quoeu St.
LANCASTK.lt, l'A.
9f Formerly at New Yerk Stere. Janll lyd.t w
rpllE NI'.W CASH STORE.
NEW CASH STORE,
Opposite the Keystone Heuso and
Northern liana-,
Nes. 217 & 249 North Queen Street
Today and en Monday we open our New
Spring Dress floods j all choice, geed nndchesp.
Ale Nun's Veiling In cream, pink, blue, hcru,
while Sud black, crinkled tiersuckers, llatlste
Cleths, Satleens, Peiealcs, Zephyr (Hughanis,
Feularil. Chintzes, New Spring I'rluts, l'lalu
and l'lald Nainsoeks, the lUirkley Cambric the
nicest goeas et ine kinti in inn market, nun n
full assortment of demeitlcs all new mid allow
prices All are Invited te call and see our New
Spring Sterk.
febs-lyd W It. IIOWKHS.
IOHN H. OlVI.Kll. (1KO. I'. KATUVON.
$50,000
CASH SAI.KiOF
Dry Goods. - - Dress Goods.
SILKS, &c.
White Goods, Embroideries,
LAOE3, RIBBONS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
CUKAM, I.IIIIIT 111. I F PINK ASD CltlM
SON I tSIIJlEIlK, SHAW t.S, Ac
'Musl be snlil within Ninety Dsys FOIt
CASH. H'irgilns all through our store
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
Ne. 25 East Kin? Streot,
l.iXCUBTKR. l'A.
G
UK AT 1IAKOAINH.
FUKSII AUU1VA1.S Ol
Dress Goods
AT TIIK-
New Yerk Stere.
Homespun Weel Face Suitings, l.'Xc. a yard,
uiadotesoll at '.Me.
lertv-lnch anltl Suiting", ISe. a sard, city
price 31c.
Thirty-Inch All Weel Homespun, .New Celers,
25c a yard.
Flne Spring Cashmeres, yard wide, S3e. a yard.
Camel's Hair Suitings, 40 inches wide, 37le a
yant.
line Kngllsh Cleth isiiltlngs, all wool, only
37XC-11 yard.
New Canvas Sultlrg, rv. a yard : usual
price, Mc.
Silk and Weel Suitings, 3S Inches wlile, ft'f. a
yard;
Silks
I
Silks !
We are nowshewlugMhe greatest bargains In
Dress silks ever sheu u In the slate.
Colored Dress Silks, "'c. a yard 1 cerday
price, $1.00,
Elegant Black Dress Silks, natranted te give
satisfaction, tl.ce, tl.'AandllOnyaril,
WATT & SHAN D,
Nes. 6, 8 Si lO East King Bt.
LANCASTKH, l'A.
UKUOKUIf.H.
SPKC'IAI, l.KNTKN OOODH.
best selected cedtlsfa, large fat. Juicy mack
erel, smoked halibut, canned salmon, new crop
olives, finest table oil, salad dressing, militant
and pickles, bananas, oranges and apples. Try
our flue selected old lier, Java, Mecha und Im
perial Itln Coffees, they speak for themselves,
very geed at lSKe. bargains, 3 und 4 B. of Ittcn
for 25c.; i tL geed prunes, 25c; elegant light
Symp, c. per e,uart: canned corn, sc; 10 a kit
tat mackerel, K0c. l'leasecall or send your orders,
CI KO. W'lANT,
aug20-lyd Ne. 113 West King Streot.
c
HKAl' FAMILY OHOCKHY.
"Live net te eat.
Hut eutteltve."
A new nnd selected assortment oflleston, Oat
meal. Monitor, Ulnger, l'retzel, lllue l'elnt
Oyster, Family and Water Crackers, Seda, Coffee,
T'ea, Nlc-Nacs, Lemen, Lady's Fingers, Midgets,
UlfleNuts. Cocea, l'enn, nnllla, and Milk Ills,
cults: Costal. Graham and fllnger Wafers.
AlsealargequantltynfFlneSMOKMiaALMON,
Halibut. Tieuelcsa Cedtlsh, Itusslan baullnen.
Extra Ne. 1 Mackerel, Fine Mackerel S for 5c,
Soused Mackerel, Salmen, Lobsters, and lleycr's
Oysters, Helland, l'ertland unit Scotch Herring
and bloaters.
Tbe Beat Oheoses In the City.
Celvln's Pure Yerk Cennty buckwheat, and a
full llnoet Fresh Ureccriesat
CHARLES MAONAY'S
Choice Family Grocery and Cheese Emporium,
115 and llTNOKTH QUEEN STItKKT,
Ijincaster, l'a.
floods delivered free te all parts et the city
and environs. Telephone Connection. H3-Smd
AT IIUltHK'H.
Canned Vegetables !
Fell's Sugar Cern only 8c. ran ; Win. l'enn
Sugar Cern only Be. can. Every can guaran
teed. We have u large stock el ell's una Win.
l'enn Cern Is why we sell It se cheap.
We have Original tlenulne Wlnslew, 15c. The
l'rlde of Maine and Heney Drep are the fluent
Cern In the market 1 sells nt lsc 11 can,
French and American Peas line and Finest
French Karly June, Marrowfat aud Dew Drep.
TOMATOES- Fell's 2 pound cans enlr 5ct
TOMATOES- Fell's 2 pound
Fell's quart cans only loe. cam Luncheon and
Happy ramify, rlne stock, only 12r. can.
ailing ueanseniy luc, can
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTKU, l'A.
Telephone Connections,
C! BALED PROPOSALS KOlt
COLLKC).
if Kast and
O Hen of Staba and County Taxes of Hast and
West Wards of Lancaster city for 18Sn. will be
received at county commissioners- umcu uuiu
la o'clock neon, MONDAY, AHUL19. 1Sb. , ,
Tba appointment for the entire city will net
be given tn one person t or te fi"e persons, ciir
of whom will deputize the ether te de bis work,
TBY OJlDKU OF TH 1C BOARD.
AttwtsmwGruiT,Clerlt. a7-td
.
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