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ML Ona ei the heaviest
vMud Columbia, burat with
rtb town en last Saturday
9M Wind blew a perfect gale and
DM Terr frequent The storm
(INM from the Yerk county shore,
Hired m If cloud was moving erer
abort tU feet abere the water. The
;edaalf it would rise up and meet
, The Cloud struck the water a
MM. from the shore and a perfect
of wtid swept erer the borough, last-
BT minute in diuerent portions
tow lane trees were blown down,
tan from their fastenings, panee et glass
; and similar damage done. At
"ttu VImei Ktillt tvwrril tsrnrA
from the toots and scattered
U- directions. The wanen belong-
te Jehn W. Swartr, butcher, was coming
M Marietta puce ana was Diewn ever uv
srrlbiewlnd, but escaped all damage. A
storm loiiewea ine wina anu me
was very sharp. The telephone
it In the residence of E. N. Smith,
Third and Chestnut atreest, was badly
anaue room wnerem it mnp
If there was a ball of tire In the
A domestic in the employ ei Mr.
ittb. was rendered unconscious by the
tr Abeat containing three men was en the
rrrer during ine storm ana was upsei vy me
i haw wavaa. The men swam aalely te
ft. siKrMi warn thrae men from WHcttls-
era.
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& sssssSJfSa,
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SMI
.IHa Mined Dlflendeffer, Iieister and Ham
' . Zmr, en a large flat The flat could net be
" -;esMrelled and the beat was rapidly swept te-
"Awards the dam. It was nearly tilled with
" ?Wler and the men expected It te sink nt
yf any moment. Tbesteambeat WrlghUvllle"
3$3.want te the assistance of the men and they
"' IS'TWsre rescued Irem their perilous position,
i'' when the flat had almost reached the dam.
; :Tlie men en the steamboat deserve great
ekj credit for their effort in rescuing the men
. itJk, from almost certain drowning. Seme of our
,1-Welaesi. innseiianis say mat tnis sierm was iue
Ai'K worst ever seen in town and the little dam
' iacananltlns' therefrem is Burerislnir. The
if i. wares en the river were at least four feet
algh.
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,i;0 " Frank Butcher, a canal boatman, was ar-
ifJ,l"xMng a disturbance in a Frent street saloon.
$ Be was taken before Squire Evans and was
JjVl"dIachsrged by the payment of coats.
8?i A tramp, named Themas Malene, was ar
isr. rested by Officer Hardnde, en Saturday, for
$3$ ' being drunk and disorderly. Squire Frank
EsSj aeMthlmteJall ler five days.
Sg, Bitten by b DeB.
).jy p Charles Blttner, a four-year-old son of Peter
p.- Blttner, living at the corner et Fourth and
U Walnut streets, was playing with a pet deg
fW'it belonging te the family en last Saturday; the
H deg suddenly attacked the child and bit it
,;-i, severely about the face and head, causing
y ' painfsl wounds. Docter Tayler was sum
L mened and gave the child medical attention.
t. The deg was killed.
0 Drath of MIm Kate Bolce.
' Miss Kate Bolce, a resident of Columbia,
'; died en Sunday morning at i o'clock, in Phil
' adelphla, where she was undergoing modi medi
s 'eal treatment from the removal of a tumor.
dUi Her death was very unexpected te thedoc thedec
ffi ters present and all her friends. Thear
ii" rangementa for the funeral have net been
. made.
p ' The "Mikade" WeU Freunted.
f& The Alfa Nerman opera company appeared
S , In the opera house en last Saturday night in
; - ' The Mikade," before a geed audience The
reputation earned by I his company was fully
'- sustained by the excellent manner In which
the opera was rendered. The scenery and
costumes were beautirulaud the chorus very
strong. It would be useless te particularize
... any or the principal singers, as they all sua
Jv stained their parts in a first-clans manner.
,,, Their return will be welcomed.
Town Notes.
i The Pastime social club will held a ball in
f ,' the armory te-night
' ? The shad fishing still remains very peer.
, The catch of this morning did net amount te
" ever 200 fish.
v On next Thursday night an amateur
theatrical performance will be given by a
company or ladles and gentlemen Irem Lan
caster. On that evening "A Lessen in Leve"
will be given for the benefit of the St Paul's
1 Ladles Sociable society.
A dell waa chanced off this morning at the
drug store of Dr. Markel. The purchaser of
k ' a bottle of dye was given a chance, and the
lucky number was4S7, held by P. S. Kuhns.
A public sale of horses took place en Satur-
nay sc us uvery siaoie or uamuei Campbell.
Eleven head were sold, and the avorage prlce
was 1181.
Easter Sunday was appropriately ebserved
la the many churches et Columbia. The
floral decorations were very beautiful and
special muate added greatly te the services.
Company C was present last night In the
Second Street Lutheran church at divine
services. At the dttlerent Sunday schools
the children were given Easter eggs and
pretty cards.
BOMEBODi'a DAHLIfta
round
Drowned
In tne Buiquehanna Hirer
Near Pcqnes station.
On Saturday afternoon Samuel Heffman,
Peter Wanner, Philip Try and some ether
man while engaged in repairing a broken
raft, along the Susquehanna rlver, In Martle
township, beyond Pequea station, en the Co
lumbia & Pert Deposit railroad, found the
Bedy of a child in the river. They brought
it te shore and telegraphed for Corener Hona Hena
man. He went down Sunday and held an
inquest The body was that of a male while
enfld, about six years old, and had no cloth
ing en except a waist The body bore every
evidence or having been in the water for hov hev
aval weeks. The supposition Is that the child
was drowned at some point up the rher, and
'was carried down by the current The
coroner cut the buttons from the
Waist and will keep them, hoping they
will lead te tbe identification of the
child. The face was scratched and swollen
Mill 11 mntrl nrtt hA HAtapmlnnH wlietl.ni. 41. a
hr"'SEP, .ti.11.1 ... ..a.-.i .. mi .
I'ifTSlhe Jury was that death resulted from drown drewn
.BKt ins or violence unknown te the Inrv. a f.
Jin was made for the child and it was burled
In a field near where it waa ieund. The cor
oner's Jury were Benjamin Charles, Jeseph
Mm xsv.c , x. ii. x jr, OAUiUV
) Samuel Sbeff and Peter Wagner.
ajjwumi, x. ,?. x-jr, eauiuei xieiiman.
Andrew Mast's Bedy Hecevered at Oold.bero.
The bodyer Andrew Mast, hair-brether te
the Delxich brothers, the last of the four men
Who lest their Uvea in crossing the river in a
row beat from Steelton te New Cumberland,
; ,' about three months age, was found along the
'. shore of the river near Goldsboro en Sundav
rt 'imnnilnir. Tha mmaliii miinli Hfw.mnnaA.f
,..... ..., w U.U.pU,
isameaiateiy enciesea in a neat coffin
taken te New Cumberland, where they
miAHieu xu xuu tuujruuun.
Saly Oa of Tbsut Marked " Adr."
Tresa the Uuu Express.
' Ttt Lanesster Intelheenckb says
.' Sammy's friends are waging war en Steh-
j man through paid communications in the
I papers of the Northern district" Seven-
s4a;hU0l this statement are false. We wish
te ba exact Last week eight pane nub.
, liaMd "An opinion of Btohmi'e y one
, of tbsm marked and published the article
,- adTSrtlsement, which it or any ether
Wjw bad a perfect right te de. Thep"
,.45 aix ether papers war against Bteuman
1-without pay or premise of pay because he is
VlMSMBjr of his constituents and a rep.
ifssisitatlve of the most degrading political
. !
.. rj , - Ut4 of Unclaimed Letter.
u , -IJatef uneUImed letters remaining In the
ft t
Lancaster, for tbe week ending
TkfMtlfimt
JLtmtt I r' - -- j, xviy, aims Alice
r, JsjsjMr, Miss Jsaal P. Oressbam, Mrs.
I KStvan, auas nerma miner, anum Annie
V Mrs. jusnia nsine, mum x.mni9
,MtssiKatla8.WubaE,
' m-t-A mu..tu -an af,l.. il.L
. Bm B. Banman, Harry Bar, Kev. J.
, Bewman, DanW N. Echman, Harry Fel-
r, Asvsn laser, eamuu uzan, jaeep
KSS, law v. jsarunsv . xisrusn,
WetselM D. IMMky, Henry I
. JaeebPUrr,K.D. MaMmtt-1
isn. Karl a! WMdsMaMar I
turn mwt owMevnr jet.
As AdtfHIen te a Malt Hei
-Bew Bultr u
Observed In the Borough.
MetST Jer, Pa., April 20. On Thursday
of last week men began building the founda
tion et the addition te the eastern end of
Philip Frank's malt house, opposite the P.
R. B. passenger station. The main structure
will be of brick with a tower, and will be 20
erSOleet higher than the original building
and will have a fancy front Mr. v rank also
Intends building anoiuer autmiuu w .,
northwest end efhls malt heuse, and making
ether changes in order te faelllUte his In
creasing business.
nr.i.ioieus jtkms.
Thursday evening the members and friends
of the M. K. church, surprlsed the newly
nnntninl ruuter. Hev. O. K. Cook, with a
donation. After remarks by the pastor and
asocial chat with him and his wife, the party
returned te their homes, all reeling that It is
mere Messed te give than receive.
Easter services were held In the various
churches here yesterday as fellows : Lutheran
church, en Seuth Barbara street, at 1 o'clock.
Thochurchwasfinelydecerated and the exer
cises interesting.
Evangelical church, corner of New Haven
and Denegal streets, at 7 o'clock s Interesting
services te young and out ; prinieu m
grammes were distributed among the
audience. , , . .
Services In the U. B. church at . -30 e clock,
meeting for children setting forth the signifi
cance as w ell as the origin of Enter; exer
clses Interspersed with music, recitations,
etc, etc ... . .i . xi t?
Special services were held In the l. b
Church nt 0 o'clock, consisting pi music by
the church choir and Sunday school; speak
ing by children and addresses by adult mem
bers of the school. . . . . .
Easter services In the Bethel Church of
Oed consisting of music, dialogues, recita
tions, Jrc Alter patt of the above pre
gramme had been disposed or, ateyan k.
Valtrasky, the oenvorted Bulgarian, was in
troduced and made a low brief remarks and
concluded the same by singing the corona
tion, "All Hail the Power et Jesus Name,"
in his native (the Bulgarian) language ;
after which the remaining part or the pro pre
gramme was concluded.
Kev. Welsketten preached In the Lutheran
church yesterday morning and evenlng.
Stoyan Valtraskv preached In the Presby
terian church en Marietta street yesterday
morning.
OTHER NOTKS.
Prof. S. M. Yeutzy, princlpst of the public
school of this place, has been engaged as a
special teaeher forthe summer term or Mll
lersvllle State Nermal school.
F. B. N. Heller, et thi9 place, spent Sunday
inShlppensburg, Cumberland county.
Miss Lillian O. Gable, of Darlington semi
nary, West Chester, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. E. It Gable, en Denegal street
.Tnhn A. Ilelatand. or Philadelphia, Is is.
tting his grandfather, Mr. Jehn M. Hlctnd.
Mrs. Katharine Snyder en last Wednesday
lelt Ter Uellefentaine, Ohie.
On last Saturday the seldiers' orphans
were gh en a holiday s Ith the prh ilege te go
where they would. The consequence nm
the blue coats could be seen all eer town.
Yesterday the colored folks or this place
attended quarterly meeting In the A. M. K.
church In Flerin.
WISB DLX1T TUHOUUH TUB WUIBKBRS.
The I)rece That Waa Dene In the Cltr anil
CenntT by Satnrdaj'a Bterm.
The storm en Saturday afternoon was ery
severe in the city and county. The wind
was very high and before the rain began the
dust from the dirty streets was blown ever
town In clouds. These who were unfortunate
enough te be out at the time were almost
blinded by the dirt The fall of rain was also
very heavy. Considerable damage as done
at different places. A large number of trees
were blown down, and among them was a
very fine apple troe en the property occupied
by Charles V. Kckert en East King street
The large iron smoke stack attached te the
engine at the county prison was blown down
and broken te pieces. During the storm
Wlnfield S. Hayes, a prlsoner in Jail await
ing trial, was taken with epileptic tits, which
continued at intervals during the night He
wasattonded by Dr. itebrer and Is doing
very well. It is supposed that the tits were
superinduced by a terrific clap of thunder.
Benjamin V. Hamisli, of East Lampeter
township, Is a heavy loser by the storm. His
tobacco shed SI by 'X loot was blown down
and is a total wreck. The reef of his corn
crib was blown oil ntul carried a distance of
150 feet Strange te say It was net much
broken.
During the storm the wires of the city fire
department were atlecled by the lightning,
causing tbe alarm te strike. Although the
engines were out thelr services were net
needed.
Part of the reef of the barn of Leepold
Ulrlch, living s miles south of Intorceurso,
was blown oil en Saturday afternoon.
Mie Kleped in a Schooner.
Mrs. Springer and Capt Petersen, who
eloped from Philadelphia In the captain's
schooner, the Three Brethers, bound for East
Greenwich, B. I., are probably en the bound
ing billens of the Atlantic. The pursuit,
began by the woman's father, William Gar
rison, and her husband, Capt Sprlnger, in the
tug Eensingteu, has been abandeued and the
two men hae returned te their home near
Cape May, When they left Camden with a
lawyer and constable, armed with a warrant
for the arrest of the couple, they declared
that the' would keep up the chase te Nar
ragausett bay, if necessary. They steamed
down tbe Delaware as far as Chester, and by
that time their ardor had cooled somewhat
Theystepd at Chester, where they learned
that the schooner was several hours ahead of
them. Then they turned about The cap
tain fcald be was going te make things warm
for Petersen, and Intimated that be would
have the couple arrested en their arrival in
Rhede Island.
Netea Frem hmlllnllle.
SMiTnvittE, Aj)rll 24 Mr. J. Cramer's
child, of the Heuso Reck,came near drowning
by falling into a tub of water, a few days age.
Mr. Jes. Huber, of Martlcvllle, has moved
Inte his new house and will retire from
rarming, his son-in-law taking bis place.
Mr. Harry Shultz, reefed his barn and
built a cistern house.
Mr. Adam Gochenaur is having his store
room painted and remodelod.
The tax collectors et Providence township
levied en the Monocacy ere bank ler taxes
due.
Mr. MaeElheney Is preparing te make
brick this season.
Thotreesaro in blossom and indications
favor geed crejs in this section.
Bale or Stocks.
Sam Matt Frldy, rer Jacob B. Leng, broker,
sold this afternoon at publle sale, at the
Cooper heuse, for Christian Stiflel Bnd Jehn
F. Rengter, executers of Andrew Stiflel, de
cerned, the following Blocks, etc :
Five shares or Lancaster A MUlersvUIe
street car stock, at fC5, te Jehn S. Rengler;
five shares at IC5.25, te Jehn S. Rengler.
Fer ether parties w ere sold : 18 shares
Columbia National bank, I te Lewis S. Hart
man, at tHOj 15 shares rruitvllle turnpike,
te same, at 51.
Five shares Lancaster Jk Reading N. Q. R,
It, (Qnarryvllle section) were withdrawn
f 1,000 certificate or deposit issued by Ames
S. Hendersen, deceased, te Rebert A. Evans,
for t231. '
Teung Weeds Fight.
Among the cases disposed of this morning
were two drunks and two diserderlies. One
of the drunks paid, the second, Michael
Kelly, an old etlender, was sent out for five
days. The diserderlies were two young
bleeds et the tow n. They bad a quarrel
about a girl at the skating rink en Saturday
evening, and met yesterday afternoon in the
avenue leading te the Catbelia cemetery.
They stripped te the waist and were en-
faged in a scientific encounter when Officer
telllyputin an apparance. They paid no
attention te the efilcer and he took held of
them and marched them te tbe station house.
This morning the mayor dlacharged them
upon payment of costs.
Awaiting Orders.
Tbe engineer corps of the Cornwall fc Leb.
anon railroad company are awltlng orders te
commence work at placing the cress sections
en the extension of the Cornwall & Lebanon
lallread te New Helland. This work will
m,T8th9.fl?lnoftueread bed sons te
give proper information te contractors. It is
expected that work en building tbe read will
commence the present yeiV. Engineer
Crewell has thecerps in charge.
root Nearly Tem Off In a Kneaway.
David Rhoads, a horse dealer of Hummels.
town, Dauphin county, while trying te get
eat efhls carriage when his horse was be
yond his control, had his feet caught In a
wtessl and almost tern oft Amputation, of
Met VMBflssl BMUbw took plses later,
ItMATK or A TOClO MAX.
A nrlaht Career Cut snort Hy the
Fatal
Termination of Leng lllnean.
Albert It Delchler died en Sunday evening
at his home, Ne. 143 East Lemen street, et
Brlght's disease or the kidneys, in the 31st
year of his age. Deceased was a son or Max
Delchler, the well known shoemaker en
North Queen street He was a very bright
young man and was graduated at the high
school, or this city, en the 2Sth or June, ISTi
He afterwards went te Philadelphia w here he
became en gaged with a firm or Heur and
grain dealers and remained with them
several years. Upen leaving this llrui he
embarked In business for himself, lie
moved te this city with hl family about a
month age. Although he had been In bad
health rer a year last he was taken vrorse
after his arrival In Lancaster anil his death
resulted. He leaves a wire anu mree cuuu-
ren. Deceased was a:pepuiar young man
and was w ell-known In Philadelphia, as will
us through the eutire eastern part or the
state.
Death or Owen Scott
In IMP there came te this country from
Ireland, Oiven Scott He drilled te tbe
vicinity of Quarry vllle where he worked for
two years until he saved money enough te
send te tbe old ceuutry te bring ever his
wife and tire children. He seen managed te
get a home, w here he lived w Ith his family
until lSOOs when his wlle died. On Saturday
he was burled at St Catharine's church, In
Drutnore, atthegoed old ageef S2. He has
always been adoveut member of this church
and his character and worth as a citizen were
attested te by oneet the lamest funerals ever
heldattbat place. Mr. Scott was Bn active
man for his age until last Monday when he
was stricken by paralysis, irem which he
died en Thursday. He was a very zealeus
Democrat and never missed an election. Fer
thetiist four years he has been living with
his son Patrick, en bis larm in Eden ten n
ship. He leaves four sons, Michael, Patrick,
James and Dennis ; one daughter, Mrs. Mary
Picket
An Aged I'enaleiier Dead.
Mrs. Sarah Bailey, mother of Mrs. A. A.
Pegau, of Safe Harber, died en tbe 22nd Inst,
and was burled en Sunday at 9 o'clock, at
tbe Mennonlte meeting house, Hirer Cerner,
near Safe Harber. She was a pensioner of
tbe late war. Her son, Geerge 11. Bailey
belonged te company U, of the lJ2d regiment,
and was killed At the battle or Chancellors Chancellers
vllle, Va., May 3, lSCi.
Funrrst of Geerge VTeber Hele.
The funeral of Geerge Weber Bete took
place this morning from tbe residence of bis
aunt, Mrs. Tbeniae, en East King street
The remains were taken te St Mary's
Catholic church, where a requiem mass was
celebrated. Tbe interment was made at St
Jeseph's cemetery. Eight companions, fel
low school mates or St Mary's parochial
school, were the pall-bearers.
Funeral of a Soldier.
Sunday afternoon tbe funeral of Linten
Kudy took place from his residence, Ne.
CCG Maner street, and it was very largely at
tended. Among these present were the
members of Geerge H. Themas, Pest 84,
Ne. SI, Grand Army of the Republic, who
were accompanied by a drum corps. The
services at the house were conducted by
Kev. W. F. Llchliter, and the Interment was
made at the Lancaster cemetery.
MOTPS FROX CUI.LSIX U1L1,.
The
Stan Chesen for Conducting College
Student " During Next Tear.
The following editorial stair has been elect
ed by the Gwthean and DIagnethlan Literary
societies, te conduct the ' College Student "
during the next collegiate year. J. Luchm
Reuch, A. II. Rethermel, David Schelrer, F.
A. Rupley, J. K. Llghtand Henry II. Apple
The May number of the "Student" will be
out during the latter part of this week.
The "Oriflamme," an annual published by
tbe Junier class, will be ready ferdlstrlbu.
Hen in the early part of May. The frontis
piece will be a fine steel engraving of the late
Jehn U Atloe, M. D., LT D.
The observatory will be dedicated some
time during commencement week. One et
America's most famous astronomers will de
liver the address.
G. A. Schwedes assisted Kev. D. It Schne
der, of Marietta, during Easter servlres.
Aaren Nell preached at Epbrata en Sunday
evening.
Quite a number of the students have been
at home spending their Easter vacation.
Dr. J. B. Kleflerwill deliver a lecture In
College chapel en Tuesday evening.
The present senior class in the Nemlnary
numbers eleven, who will graduate en the
18th or May. The following are the names :
J. N. Bauman, Rebert E. Crum, Jehn M.
Kessler, Jehn F. Mackley, Maurlce W.
Maucb, Milten H. Milt Rufus W. Miller,
WIIen F. Mere, James W. Myer, Oustav
A. Schwedes and David A. Seuders.
Dr. Theodere G. Apple's book, "Recollec
tions of College Life," will ceme out of preas
In the course et a few weeks.
W. F. Mere preacbed at Littlestew n, Pa.,
en Sunday.
Rev. J. II. Dubbs, D. D., preached at Al Al
lentewn, Pa.
President T. G. Apple, D. D., has been
confined te b!s room ter the last lew days by
sickness.
Rev. .1. S. Stabr, Ph. D., assisted Rev. Mos Mes
ser, pastor or tbe First Refermed church, of
Reading, en Easter Sunday.
Rev. E. V. Gerhart, D. D., assisted Rev.
Levan, pastor of tbe Reformed church at
Kidgely, Md., en Sunday.
Kev. F. A. Gaat 1. D., preached an excel
lent sermon in College chapel en Sunday
morning. After the sermon the holy com
munion was celebrated. The floral decora
tions In the chapel were very beautiful and
significantly brought out the season or lUs
tertide. Rufus Miller delivered an address te tbe
Second Reformed Sunday school yesterday
evening.
News lu and Around Itart.
Baut, April 20. Within the past two
weeks farmers have been busy tilling tbe
soil.
On Saturday afternoon a very severe wind
storm passed through this section of the coun
try ; fences were blown down, but no further
damage was done.
Harry M. Helm lately found an old coin
dated 1775. On one alde is a woman's face,
with the words "Georgia--. Ill, It E. A."
The ether side resembles the date side of a
trade dollar, with the word " Brllan. I. A."
Tbe real value Is net ascertained.
The Bart Literary society gave an enter
tainment In Pickwick hall, Georgetown, en
Wednesday evening, April 21.
Mr. Jehn Helm has drawn tbe water from
bis carp pond and eilers for sale te his friends
and the public about 1,200 mockers.
An Editor's Itedy te lie Cremated.
The body of Fleris B. Plimpton, late asso
ciate editor of the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette, is te be cremated In accordance with
his oft-expressed desire. In charge of friends
it is new en its way here and is expected te
arrive en the Day Express te-day. Tbe
desire or these accompanying la that all the
coremenles shall be strictly private.
A committee of the Baltimore Cremation
company, consisting (of Frank H. Hamble Hamblo
ten, Jehn It Kenneus, Jehn W. Middendorf
and O. W. Lehman, came evor te Lancaster
te-day te witness the cremation and te decide
en which system the Baltimore furnace will
be erected.
The Tep et a Chnrch Steeple Fired.
The most peculiar fire that has ever oc
curred In Uarrlsburg was the result of a
stroke of lightning eti Saturday afternoon.
During a thunder storm and heavy rain
ball-lightning struck tbeextreme point of the
steeple en tbe Market Sriuare Presbyterian
church, the most lefty edifice or its Kind In
tbe city. On tbe top or the Bteeple was an
ornamental kueb, which Immediately caught
fire, and was extinguished with great dtll
culty. The lecu was t-2,000.
Held en Tnree Charges.
Geerge Fergusen has been held before
Alderman Plnkorten en the charge of assault
aud battery, drunk aud disorderly conduct
and surety et tbe peace. Geerge get drunk
en Saturday and went te'lhe house of Samuel
Whitford, en whom he made an attack. He
will have a geed many explanations te make
before he Is through with these cases.
Anether Klchmend Id the Field.
Dr.P.J.Koebuek,latestate senator,and later
defeated candtdate for Congress, la in town
te day trying te find out whether or net he
will contest the Republican nomination ter
Congress with Commedore HIestand.
When he discovers we'll makes note of
It
Iletter Bboet Snipe.
David Grew, of llohrerstewn, has been ar
rested en complaint et Solemon Gable mads
berere Alderman MoCenomy. He la charged I
with violating the gams law by sheeting
nwu
UP AND DOWH THE BTATK.
The stockholders of the defunct City
National bank, ei Wltllamspert, will aave
abnil fifty percent or their stock.
Mayer Fulton, of Pittsburg, has been
charged In a local article lu tbe lst 1th
drunkenness and ebscenltv.
Geerge White, a Mercer lawyer, ha sued
the proprietors el the Mercer soldiers'
orphan schools te roeovor ene-tirth of the
profits or that Institution. The amount Is
said te be ever one hundred thousand dollars.
Fhe thousand members et the Miners and
Laberer's Amalgamated association and the
Knights or Laber marched through the
streets of Wtlkusbarreen Saturday, and after
wards were addressed by prominent speak
ers. Alfred 11. Halm, ex-ceuntv auditor, who
recently pleaded guilty te seen ludlctments
for forgery and larceny, was sentenced In
Easten en Saturday, te pay TOO fine and the
costs of the prosecution and te serve four
years In Jail.
' Tell's lUIn" Iiniiriitril.
The grounds at "Tell's Haln" have been
decidedly improved within the last few
weeks by the Lancaster Schuetzen- eretn.
The day for target practice aud prire sheeting
has been changed from JAlday te Tuesday of
each week rer the coming season. A short
target practice last week exhibited some ex
cellent sheeting. Target practice w III again
occur te-morrow.
A Kettle of Kggs tell.
Seme ene left a kettle, with several dozen
of eggs, In ene of the Central market houses
en Ssturday. The ewner may have missed
his Easter treat by the less of the eggs but
he can get thorn by calllngen Markotmaster
Wllhelm.
May Come Aroend All Itlght.
Jehn Snyder, the Provldenee township
man w be tried te sheet himself te death last
week, is net dead, and it Is the general
opinion that b-e will recover.
Saturday's rtre.
The building en Cbestnut street, occupied
by E. L. Zercher, as a cigar factory, w hlch
was damaged by fire Saturday morning, was
net Insured, as was at first supposed. Tbe
Glebe hotel was lusured for H.OW, instead or
$1,000, as stated before
Fer a lietter Water Supply.
This morning workmen began digging the
treuch en Orange street In which the twenty
Inch water pipe will be laid. The street w III
likely be in bad condition for a time,
Ws advise all In want of geed beets or -dices at
low prices te visit the Hed 1 rent Shoe Store, Ne.
U North Queen street, next deer te pojtefllco
aprlt-lwd.iltw
Amuse menta.
" Arkamaur Kit." On Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings next Henry Chanfrau will appear
lu the opera house tn the great play et " Kit the
ArVansaw Traveler." The star Is the son of a
noted actor, and he has been doing well with the
play. The pros praises him highly and the
liosten Journal has this te say "The melo
drama of Kit, In which Henry Chanfrau assumed
the title rele, was a dramatic event of special
interest last evening at the Dosten theatre. M r
Chanfrau was greeted with hearty rounds of p
plauseln the exciting and powerfully wrought
scenes of the piece, which have for jearn been
shown at their best en the liosten theatre stage.
Henry Chanfrau sustained, In a large degree the
popular favor wen by his father In this great
play."
The Population of Lancaster
Is abeat 30.0m, and we would say at least one
half are troubled with some affection of the
Threat and Lungs, as theso complaints are ac
cording te statistics mere numerous than
ethers, vve would advise all net te neglect the
opportunity te call en us and get a bottle et
hemp's lialsam for the Threat and l.ungs. l'rice
Mi cents and It Trial sue Iree. Itespectfnlly,
II. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 North Queen street
(3)
BKATUH.
Hstzoe In this city, en the 2lth Inst , Mary,
wlfoet Mchelas Herzec, in tha 73d jear ether
age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spcctiully Invited te attend the funeral from tbe
residence of her husband, Ne. 4J High street,
en Tuesday morning at 6X o'clock High mass
at St. Jeseph's church. Interment at St. Jo Je
seph's cemetery.
I.estz April 21, ISn). In this city. William II ,
son of Uoergn and Catharine l.entz, ajed 15
years, 9 months and ?3 days.
The relatives and friends of tha family are re
spcetfnlly invited te attend the funeral, from
his parents' residence, Sn. Ktl North Queen
street en Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. In
torment at Lancaster cemetery.
LUii.rr.-N'ear Safe Harber, en the iM Inst ,
Mrs. Sarah liatley, mother of Mrs A. A l'egan,
of Safe Harber.
Hess -In Quarryvllle, en the 21th tnst.t M.
Hess, aged en years and 3 days
The relatives and trlends of the latnllj are re
spectfully Invited te attend the I tin oral from his
lata residence, Qnarryvllle, en Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock Services at the German
Hefermed church at 10X o'clock, interment at
Quarryville. ap2A-:id
DxicntER-Apiil 25, IS.-., In this city, Alfred U
Delchler, son of Maxmllllan and Catharine
Delchler, In tbe 31st year of his age.
Tbe relatives aud friends of the family are re
apectfully invited te attend tbe funeral, from
his late residence. Ne. in Kast Lemen street, en
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment
atWpedward Hill cemetery
MAHKBTH.
Live Stock Market.
Chicxoe, April 2C Cattle Itccelpts, iO head ,
shlpmenU, 300 head; market very stendr
shlpplng steers. M0 te 1.VO B,s ,f lftfji ;j:
Mockers and feeders, IS70aii: cows, bulls and
mixed. SI 7IS4 23; quite, i 7SQ3 25 ; through
lexans,S4S4 75
Hogs Hecelnts, 8 000 hcadj shipments, l.me
head: actlvej bfllOc higher, rough and mixed,
S3 90Q415: packing and ehlnnlng, H10Q1.35;
light W60a.2O skips, iJ !AQ-iti.
oheep Kecelpts, l.OUO hexrt; shipments. 2,000
head; market stronger; natives, fi oeqjco
ast LiiBSTT Cattle receipts, SM head ;
shipments, 491 head; nothing doing; all
threngh consignments. Shipments te New
Tork, 15 airleads.
Hogs receipts, 1,000 head ; shlpments, 2,ine;
market blew ; Philadelphia. It 41)34 15 ; 1 erk.
ers, $4 20O4 30 1 skips, W OOQl 13. shipments te
New Yerk, 13 carloads.
Sheep receipt. 2.0U0 head ; shipments. 1,000;
market very dull at yesterday's prices.
Orsin and Previsions,
furnished by 8, K. Yundt, Breker, Chicago.
April 28, 1 o'clock p. m.
Wheat Cem. Oats. Perk. Lard.
April
May 7X ?!?'
June 81V; .17; 3u gin s '
July ,:.SiH asri .11 6 10
August S2X ml
September 83
Kecelpts. Car Lets.
Winter Wheat j
Spring Wheat 31
Cern... ......... 1!5
Oats 1S
Barley li'
oil City
Crude Oil 71 K
Head.
Beeelpts Hogs. 17,000
Closing Prices o'clock p. in.
Wheat. Cern. Oat. Perk. Lard.
April 7 SH1 W-i SS) tl
May ...78X 37vi 3eW a us 5 no
Juue MA? 87'2 SOW 9.U7K 5 95
July mi 4i X ."M eK
August Biy, 9.27K C07H
Oil City
Crude Oil 7
New Yerk Produce Market.
Nsw Yerk, April 20 rieur eull and market
steady; fine, fj 25Q3 00; Superfine, tl Ce
0340; Common te Geed Extra Western, S3 15fl.
City Mill Kxtras. (4 6001 C5 for West Indies ;
Minn. Kztra,t3 255 as.
Wheat Ne. 1 Ited state en Spot, (1 01 ; Ne. 2
Hed, 9Jei Ne. 1 White, state, 95e; Ne. 2 Hed,
Winter, May, 9e; Ne. -1 Ked, Winter, June!
w;,c.
Cern Ne. 2 Mixed, cash, tifs. May, Kyka ;
June. 46c,
(Jats-NO. 1 White State, spot, 43c; Ne. 2,
de, 41c
Hye dull.
Iiarley dull.
Perk quiet; Family Mess. $9 50310 W.
Lard May, te 15; June, te .
Molasses dull 1 19c. for W test bolllngsteck
Turpentine nominal at 41c,
lleefn dull 1 strained te geed, II 07KO1 12X.
freights steady ; grata te Liverpool, !ic.
Butter Markel dull, weak; New Western
Ornamery, 19Q.'4e ; State Dairy, half arhln tubs.
21Q31C.
cheese dull 1 Western, 10Kc t State, 7(sc.
Keirs dull : State. 13c 1 Western. 1 -ifp
Sugar market firm ; Jieflned cutlcwt,
granulated, j;,e.
Tallew dull ; prime city, 3 13 lCc.
I'etrelenui dull 1 refined In cases, gkc.
Coffee dull 1 fair cargoes at 8Kc
Wee dull; ranges from SStc
IXct
Oolafe Market.
Cmioxeo, April 20, ft-JO a. m. Market clesed:
jVyfSVe80' ''ex ."
l7,ufy,:wkcC, M'T' Sni0t Jun"'
July"Mc?rtl' a'S0, M7' 43Jun.ae0
xerk-Aprtl, H 93 j May, Id 93; June,
9 03 1 July.wuawnu.' " ' '
. V-fgrki Jt W May, S 00; June,4 90;
Jtfo's-iprtiile'lBJii
July,, "71
May, a sa t June, is set I
' '
fhtladainMa Prednea Market,
rsttxtniraiA. April St rieur Market
steady, sates of M0bana Minn, bakers at
It e4 n I renna. family at SS 75 le j esters
at U USi;M l'atenta,M ;m2
U flour as stew at 13 403 i
1 . iu., rail Wheat-April, We i May,
tci June, VJV.ct.lnly.PiKe. '
Mti
Cern April,
Jnlf l?p.
li e ( May, 4CKM June, tCXs i
Oats April, 4Vii May 39',t June 3oVeJnly
&Xc
rlew erk PlncRS.
Nsw Yeas, April W.W all street 1 se p, m.
Meney leaned at SK per cent r"orelun ex
chanire lirm, fi"7Hu,St uovernmenis nnuj
Currency 6', 1117 bid t 's coups. II Hi bid
I.VMH'.V'kl.
The stock timket this morning was dull
throughout The only feat ure et Interest was
consolidated gas, which opened at 1(0 en a Uin
(toil lmlnes ntid sold down te !tt; and then re
co cred te &7. The quotations for the nencrnlly
active ltt were slight, but the tene of specula
tion was Ami, netw Ithstandtng the extreme In
activity, and at midday prices were up H te H
percent The market Is steady but dull at pve
cut writing.
.vjtir AitrBHTtHEXKxrn.
B
aKINO reWDKK.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholesemenoss. Mera eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold in competition with the multitude et low
test short weight alum or phosphate powders.
Sold only in cam. llerxL Bixtsa 1'ewDSB CO.,
108 Wall Street New erk. iuav27-lvdw
w;
ANTED A (1IUL 1 OH (KNKilAL
housework. Reference reiinlred (all at
Ne. ai North Huke street apX 2td
w
1IY I'AYtlGrOHASET OK TKETH
ben you can get the same at t at
W. I.. rISH Kit's Dental ICoeins.
Ne. 6i North Qucen strwd.
das administered. apl71)d
Wanti:d-a gihl reit gknehal
houeerk In asmall family. Inquire at
Ne.9 East Klngstreet
np.v-jiu
C-1AN i:s ' CANES 1 1 A r V liL LINE OF
J Lane of every elvle, from & cents up.Jiiel
rtcetved at MAKKl.tl's
(Kennerly llartman's) " Vellea Frent,"
Ne. 21 North Queen Street
Qenn nrwi TO -i-ean en lan.
iJtJJJJJ caster prepert y, In su
te suit, at the lowest current rates.
J.H DUKI'l.N,
mirtJ lmdlt 4Y, Walnut st , Philadelphia.
"IITANTKD-A riltST-CLASS t'OAt'll-
V Painter that can letter and ornament at
i IIL1P DOtltsUM'S CAKHIAUK rACTOHi,
Nes. 12t and 123 Kast hlng street. Apply at
once. ltd
AA. BB.
Use Manheiin Heller Fleur.
The Original. Iho Best
m y21vM,VV AS It
E
AST END YAKD.
0. J. SWARR & 00.
COAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
Omce-Ne. 20 CENTKK 8QUAUK. Ilethyard
nd oince cennected with Telephene KxChange.
aprl3-lvdM.tV.lt
-T.TJANTED AN INTELLIGENT I'.AUN
1 V est Catholic man te represent a large, re
spensible Barclay street house In bis e n local
ity and eutitlde large cities. A remunerative
salary te light party. Keferences
Address HAUL LAY, Bex I,5e5, N. Y.
Keferences exchanged.
aimdM
OLACKUERKY, CHERRY, GINGER
AND hlililEL BKANDIhS,
COr, aiuart,
I N hST CATAWBA WINE, tl.W a gallon,
UOHItKU'B LIQUOU STOKE,
Ne. 22 Centra 8(jnare, Lancaster, l'a.
aprS-lydU
T EVAN'S FLOUR.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
TOBACCO CUTTINGS, SCRAPS, 8IFT
1NOS AND PACKKUS' WASTE, Dry and
Clean, bought for cash.
.1.8. MOLINS,
Ne. 273 Pearl Sitreet, New 1 erk.
Reference Fred. Schutte, Ne. 213 Pearl street
New Yerk. febl7-lyd
FOREPAUGH CLAIMS TO HAVE THE
GKKATK8TSHOWON EAUTH.
In our line we stand side by slde with t'ore
paugb. we have the heat gemls and lewes
rrtcs en earth. FUKKTKAS. BESTCOtTEKS
STANDEKD faLTO AH8. Llghest 5c. Sugar In tbe
city, utnger Snaps, Ce. a pound. California
l'lums, 10c. a pound. Baker's Chocolate, ISC. a
cake. Epp's Cocea, 20c. a can, at
CLAKKK'S TEA STOUE,
my, 1 ydAw At Ne. 3d West King Street
T ANCASTER RINK.
WEDNESDAY EVEXINO,
Skating 7 Until'.) O'clock.
Dancing '.) Until 12 O'clock.
Muslc by UIXK
BAND and GHOSH'S Olt-
uutainA
ADMISSION
IS CENTS
spM-3td
-pATENT STRAP PANTALOONS.
Tbe Greatest Invention of lit Age.
l'antaleens made with the Patent Strap tit
easy, de net bag out at the knees, don't draw up
when sitting den n, and give better satlslactleu
than any ethers. Place your order with A. II.
ltesensteln, the Merchant Tailor, who has tbe
sole right for Lancaster rer the Patent Double Deuble
Strap Pantaloons. I offer an unusually fall stock
or nebby goods for Pantaloons, Suits, Vesting
and Spring Ovcrcoets, and am devoting my en.
tire attention te my trlends and patrons, and
w 111 spare no effort te retain the position 1 have
se long held as first lnu Merchant Tailor el
Lancaster. Kespectfully yours,
A. II. KOSENSTEIN, 37 North Queen St
QUA8. .ECU,
BJITLKIlOr
Weiuer mid Uavniiit Beer,
Brewed from the Best Malt and. Imported Heps
expressly for family use. Alse munutacturer
and bottler of Mineral Water, UarsaparUla, Oln.
ger Ale, Birch Beer, etc.
Ne. ' WEST OUANfl K STltKKT.
apr2I lwd Lancaster, l'a.
AFRESH SUPPLY OFBTAPLE GOODS
Just received at Jlechfeld'a, consisting of
Working Pants, new make or overalls; the best
In the market Coats, Vests, Shirts of any kind.
Underwear for all seasons. Hosiery In British,
Demestic, 4e , In all plzes and quality, at reduced
prices. New styles of Linen and Paper Cellars,
Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, latest styles; Suspen
ders. and Notion, generally ,,,
Ne. 62 North Queen street
V. R. Houses for Sole or ltent ; also Cholce
Building Leu for Sale.
s
PRING
IIAKT'B.
OPEN1NQ AT H. GER-
FINE TAILORING.
The Largest and most Complete Assortment
of riNK WOOLLENS for the Spring liudete be
found In the City of Lancaster.
A Cholce Line of Spring Overceatings and
Pant&loenlngs In all the Latest Patterns.
Prices Lew, Best Workmanship, and all goods
Warranted as represented.
H. GERHART.
no. is nebth quin btkkkt.
TOprKsitetPote(r a?7-iy(u.
If K WAD rXR TJHKMKXm.
TUEn !! VKL1AW FRONT "cKKKV.
.inin,ileA.JUvn.11 .? " .?'r is steadily
KSlnlng the reputation as the tnnet reliable
IlAVium Cigar In the market for a nickel, at
, .. MAHKl.KY'S
(termcrly itartman's; " Yellow front,"
ise. 21 worth Queen street
ROPOSALS FOR REPAINTING OUT
?,n.K of Court llouse will tie rrrelvsd at
County Commissioners' office, I.Aiicstr, l'a ,
until neon, WhIINKMUAV, Al'Kll. IM, 135.
TUree coats of paint must tin rH en. Wherever
Itiesaml nml paint la en" or loose It mutt bn
scraped and painted and sanded le correspond
wlththn rest of the building, ihe tiest white
lend and ollmustbe used. Bame te be purchannd
Initly of ljuvnuter ntul kept In court heuse
cellar subject te Inspection. Brarreldlntr and
everything necessary mr a first-class lob te be
IimiWhcd by contributors.
IhornmuiWalencrsrrflono the right te reject
any or nil bids,
11V OltllKIl or 1IIK 110AHI).
Attest FRANK it nusT, Clerk. aJ4 2t
PKOl'O.SALH mil I'UUNIHIUNO
Headstones rer Soldiers' lltaves, will be ro re
celved until 110011, 1 11UUSUAY, Al'KlI.i, lv.
by the County t'onunlsaleners of Lancaster
county, at their oillce, Lancaster, l'a., under a
recent act nttlie I.eglslaturn and tbe following
spccltlcallnns
1. 'the stones tebemadn of Pure, V lilte Mar
hie, of geed Quality and te tu furnished as or
dered.
1. The design of the stones te be thatnl the
stones et similar iharactcr furnished by the
I nlted smtes Uevcrnmcnt, the samflln Icnplh
aud thickness, and the lettering the same with
the addition of the year of death. The work te
Include the setting of the stones
ll OHIILUOr-THE UOAltl).
.vilest 1 sank (intisT, Clerk
apr.'l 2td
s
PR1NO GOODS
-A'l-
A. HIRSH'S,
NOS. 6 fc O NORTH QUEEN ST.
All the latest Stjles of
HATS AND BONNETS.
Hats Ter23c and up. Kine flowers, feathers
and lower Pompons. Mlllluary Silks, Satins,
civets, Netttngs, Laces, Ueld Ijice, Silver Ijvcu,
l.ace mixed with geld, and many ether New
Trimmings. 1 ancy Beads, Hat Ornaments,
Children's Lace Caps, Corsets, Cellars, Cuffs.
Handkerchiefs, Jerseys, Ladles' Hnse, and a
large variety of ether goods, Call wind see us
before purchasing elsewhere. aprlt 2md
QPHMNOI OPENING M
THK Ol'ENINH OK THE
New Red Frent Shee Stere,
Ne 10 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Next Doer te Postertlce)
Will take place en SATUKDAi, ,W'IUI. 17th.
with oneet Iho flnest and most cemplete assort
ment et
Beets, Shoes and Slippers
Of the Hest Makes and at the Lewest
l'CMslhle Prices.
The sleck Is entirely new and carefully selected.
and goods will le sold at srillCiLY (INK
l'ltlOKand SATISKaCTION OUAIIAN 1 KRI)
A cordial Invitation Is extendnd te all te visit
our New Stere, whether jeu buy or net. Ne
trouble te show geed.
UEMEMIIEIITIIE PLACE,
Ne. 4S NORTH QUEEN STREET
(Next Doer te the l'osterllco )
CHAS. A. REECE.
nprll2wdAStw
AMVURXKXTB.
mm: K EM PAS KETL'RN.
&rancl Popular Concert.
UKACI. CllUltCH LKCll'ltK HOOM-Al'UIL
2H, IvB.
ADMISSION . ONLY SSCKNIS.
W Tickets at the New Drug Stere of Mr.
AHred A. Hiibley, Ne fc V . King St, or or Mr.
I,. ltau.Ne J19VJN QtieenSt ail It-W.SM.W
piUI.TON OPERA HOUSE.
Wodneadaycfc Thursday, April 28, 20.
TIIKTAI.KVTKIl AllllST,
HENRY CHANFRAU,
I n his ( real Original Drama of Western Life,
AS-
KIT
Tlli: AKKANS.VW
TIIAV KI.HK.
SU 1' POUTED ll A SI BONO COMPANY.
Accompanied by theso two thirsty Hnd Ingenl-
mis " characters,"
" Til K .1 1 DO K " and M A.IOU."
Performed In Kvery Leading Thitre In
America.
New Fiencry, slechenlcal Klfects, Ktc Ureat
Levee Scene.
CALlOl'KtOLOKKD QUAKTE'lTL. Dancing
Pickaninny.
PltlCKS ... .. . r.,3.i.t CKN'IP.
Bvserved Aeats at Opera Heuse ail-it
FUBMTUltK.
XTOKKM
KIKR'S.
TABLES
Every Description
Of
-AT
HOFFMEIER'S
FUKN1TUKE WAUKUOOMS,
Ne. 26 East King Street.
a-Speclal Attention
Frames te Onler.
te
Itepalrs,
l'ictur
l'AUAHt)IJ AC.
T03E BROS, it HARTMAN.
BLACK SATIN
PARASOLS!
SILK LAOE.
LINED IN ALL COLOK9, ai.05.
GOOU SAILS I'AKASOLS-M INCH-7oe.
THE MflflUFACTURERS.
Rese Bres. & Hariman,
14 EAST KING ST.
apl Cmd
WOH BALK OH MKNT.
RKNT. IiARG H TWO-STORY
TJtOR
U brlc
kail a!..
blickdwclllnir. Ne. SIS Seuth Queen street!
ball, eight rooms, basement, garret, cellar, side
yard, etc.
Al.xiAJS A. 11 (.11 it a. CO.,
Heal Kstate and InsiiranrA Atrnnta.
sie-Std. Ne. Ida East Klug street
Fil-
RENT.
Tobacco Warehouse with I'nnn'a If it
Siding, Capacity for storing 3.0W) cases. Apply
at the
marlOtfd INTELLIQENCKlt OPflCK.
HORSE FOR KAI.K A FINK SADDLE
or faintly Driving Korse, young and In
geed order and a rsst driver, for sale at
Ne. Tit KAST CH KSTN HT 8TKEET,
aplSlwd Lancaster, Pa.
P"
RKNT.
An established Orecerv Stand with dwelling
attached In southern part of the city.
ruwixiiuu xpni iHi. jvppiyai
Ne. ISS KA
K A. x A
(INU8TUKKT.
T7IOR RENT. .
X! Shep in rear of Ne. 87 West Chestnut street,
nsed as a clgar-bez factory, and a shop en
Mlirtln street between Seuth Queen and Prince
streets, lately used as a carriage factory. Alse a
dwelling and storeroom new occupied by A.
A. llubley as a drug store, West Klngstreet
Apply at the
flS-tra INTELLIGENCER OFKICK.
JD10R BALE.
THE MECHANICS' HALL HOTEL,
Cor, Second and Lawrence Bts.,
.,l"i5,?!0OB1.,Pcale,1 auieng the dlflerent roll,
lng mUls. Jlest sund In Columbia. Offered for
onwM.tmtef thelU-health of the piSprti.
.1,.. a-KSDMlCKiHIN.
iMwft t7triH,
liMT BOOM.
seViS ryvA sJSsVesVfcJMf
IT1R1COTS.
All-Weel Tricots In Spring Skades
And Ktegant finish ferStcaysrd,
at Tru
North End Dry Goods Stere.
J. W. UYKMR,
nnyMyd Ne. J2J North Uiieen street
rpm: NEW OAHU store!
NEW CASH STORE,
Opposite Iho Keystone Heuso and
Northern Hank,
Noh, 247 & 219 Nmtli Queen Street
NKW Sl'KINII DltKSSOOOMSInalltha Latest
Popular Shades.
HOOK BLACK SILKS. (lOOI) BLACK CASH.
MKIIKS. ....
Ne better in the city for the money.
"J'.f.'ii i'le,UN0. ln " h0 Nw hl
Cilnkled Seersuckers, Batiste Glottis, Sal Sal Sal
toens, I'ercales, Chlntres, Ac.
lull Line or NKW I'lUNT.S ANI3 DOMK4TICS.
which we offer at Lew Prices.
Asr-rioase call and sce us bcrore purchasing.
fetiS-lyil W. If. BOW Kite.
CIMX'IAL HARGA1NS.
STAMM, BROS. & CO.
Oiler Special Bargains In
NKW srilINO WKAPS, NKW SI'HINU HOLT-
CI,K,IKKKYS, Black and Colored. NKW
Ml'ltlMl JKUSKiS, est trenU.
Yard wide Cheviot, UKe. u yard, made te sell
ler 20c. 1hoe ttcgant l'ln Check Pongees sr
pleasing everybody at 10c a 5 ard, worth 17c. a
yard. Weel Dress Uends, new and pretty
similes, Ce., made te sell at UXc Fifty pieces
All-Weel Black Cashmere, die, a yard t would be
cheap enough at ClXc a yard.
OKNTS'LAUNDHtKIl AVI) UNLAUNDItlKH
Milt UTS,
Uenta' Cellars, Ciitfs. Neekwear, Hosiery, Kte ,
tn (treat Variety and Lew Prices,
AT THK
BOSTON STORE.
Nea. 20 Si 28 North Qtioen St.
LANCASTKU, l'A.
J
OHN H. OIVLKIt OKO. F. RATUVON.
Gentlemen and Beys
CLOTHING
Made te Order,
-AT-
Aslcnishing Liw Prlca FOR CASH,
AT
GIVLER & CO.'S
CSH STORE,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
LtncAsris. l'x.
Du
KSS SILKH.
WATT & SHAND
Invite Speclsl Attention te their New
Line of
DRESS SILKS!
SUMMER DUES3 SILKS at oTtremcly low
prices.
COI.OUED DltKSS SILKS only IScenu a yard,
21 INCH COLOItKDDKESSSILKS.TScavard,
real value, ll.m.
21 INCH BUUA1I SILKH.allthe popular shades,
lac. a j anl.
ELEQ ANT SUKAII SILKS S5c. a yard : usual
city prlce fl en.
BUPEKIOK SATIN UH ADAM A, lift) a yard j
lately sold at II 23.
21-lN'CII BLACK DltKSS SILKS, lie ayardi
thought cheap at B7)c.
KI.KOANT BLACK DltKSS SILKS lit II W,
tl.andJl.M.
An Kilenslve Assortment of
Parasols and Sunsliades
Made te our Special Order by the Largest
Manufacturers et Popular Prices,
New Yerk Stere,
Nej. 6, 8 Ss 10 East King- St.
J.B
MARTIN CO.
DRESS SILKS !
NEW SILKS
AltlUVINU
EVERY DAY,
AND THIS DKPAKTUENT IS FILLED
WITH A
Oheicp Stock,
LOWEST PRICES.
BLACK SILKS.
QUINKT'S BLACK SILKS are acknowledged
te be the Best Silks manufactured tn the World,
and every yard Is warranted. We have a special
number that Is marked attl a yard actual value
of same la 11.23. Other numbers of (Julnel's
Black Bilks are aelltnir at 73c., bee, Sl.lO. tl!,
11.30 and r a yard.
COLORED DItESS SILK8
In the Spring Shades, at 43c. a yard, are of a su-
Iierler quality for the meuey. Complete line of
,'olered silks at W)e., 73c. and 11 a yard.
SURAH DRESS SILKS,
that we are selling at Kc. ayard.arabelng sold
olsewhere at j. All the Newest ahadu. A
Black Surah Silk, recently purchased, Is el an
ultra width and quality ferl a yard.
SUMMER DRESS SILKS
were never se low In price as they are this sea.
son, and we are taking the lead In le w prlees by
oirerlnfr a Summer Silk ln Checks and e tripes at
30c. a yard, ether lines at 33c., tee., 61c , 60c. and
73e , In the Newest Colorings and Combinations
J. B. Martin & Ce,,
Cor. West KIg Si Prince StM
(CTOMUf BWTcMHOB.) LAMOAtTIK, FA,