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Our nwr te Mm tra through rrelght
Wate. HMtwr wld Je"P" Elmer, conduc
tor Jim wMeh Wm rout WM blockaded for
ILi'hwa Tbe train was running at a
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'"'.ywrryan Tork Furnace when tbe brnke
t i iljilnff of one of tbe cars tell from Its
;" nmltiuB and by striking against tbe lies
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cawed tea eaaa te be thrown off tbe
track. Tbe cars were shoved about In
all directions and effectually stepped the run
ning ei trains In both directions, Tbe ims
sengei train, leaving Columbia at 10:33 a. in.,
was unable te run any farther down the
read than "Yerk Furnace, and the passengers,
baggage and mail matter bad te be trans
ferred te another section below ttie wreck,
and by that means go down the raid. Tbe
uotumeia wrecK crew leu town at i:i; p. m.
for the scene et the wreck, and after clearing
away the blockade returned home at 1010
p. in. The cars were net damaged by being
tnrewn en iue iracas, anu lermnaieiy none
or the empleyes received any injuries.
Mishap te Rallreadrrs.
Drakemaa Jehn W. Smith, of crew IT, P.
R. It., living en Perry street, en Wednesday
morning. In the B2d street yard, al l'iiltmlul-
phla, Traa engaged In coupling cars. He bad
bis right band caught between the dead
weeds of two cars, resulting in the hand be
ing mashed in a severe manner. The injured
man returned te his home last night alter
bis injury bad received medical intention.
It was found necessary te amputated two
lingers of the hand.
Last night the empleyes ei the Pennsylva
nia railroad en crew Ne. 3 were engaged in
putting eir some cars en tbe West Chester
Biding, William Nielil, the conductor or the
train, was standing en tbe tank of tbe engine.
which was running very rapidly, attempted
lojuuipieum greunu at tue Hwncnes. in
se doing be was thte wn very violently te the
ground and was rendered senseless lorsemo
time. The mishap did net result in auy
serious manner.
Bayard T. Leckard, yard man of the Penn
sylvania railroad, was engaged in turning a
switch in the west yards last night, when Uie
lever slipped lreui his grasp and dealt him a
violent blew in bis face. Ills lips were cut
open and the face bruised, although no bones
were broken.
Anether Generous Deed.
Mr. H. H. Housten, et Philadelphia, very
generously donated te tbe St. Paul's P. E.
church of Columbia, a let of ground en Lo
cust street, betueen Third ami Feutth, upon
which this congregation will erect a church.
The congregation decided te purchase the
adjoining property of Mrs. Maria Chrlssinger
se that they will be able te build a church of
large dimensions. This fact coming te the
knowledge of Mr. Housten, be has again
displayed ills muni licence by declaring his
Intention el raying for tbe additional pur
chase. Town Notes.
The Old Felks concert, held In the armory
last night, was well attended and a neat sum
will be realized for the object ier which the
concert was given.
This evening tbe Bible class of the Second
street Lutheran churcb, will held a sociable
at the residence el their teacher, Mr. L. W.
May, en Locust street. '
Officer Hard nole arrested Jehn Leralne, a
tramp, for being drunk and disorderly.
Squire Frank sent him te Jail for five days.
The shad fishing is slowly getting better
and geed success attended the labors of the
fishermen last night
A man named McAllee was engaged en
Wednesday iu hauling iron for the Columbia
rolling mill. A large pieci fell en bis left
hand mashing the middle finger of tbe band.
The injury received medical attention.
Jehn Oallaher, n trump, was arrested this
morning by Olllcer Uardnele for drunkeu drunkeu
ness and disorderly conduct. Nfjuire Frank
Bent him te tall for live days.
The Salvation Army w ent te Wrightavllle
last night for the purpose of holding meet
ings In that town. The owners of the ball
would net allow them te occupy the building
unless the rent was paid in advance. The
meetings were held in the street. About
titty young men from town, Including the
cbeir, went ever the river with tbe Army
ana assisieu in me singing ei ineir stirring
"battle songs."
F. F. W. tihearf, corner Third and Walnut
streets, has added a three-horse power engiue
te his establishment ler tbe manufacture et
Ice cream.
A short time age Lr. article appeared in the
Tobacco Journal containing a statement that
trade in this business was very dull in Col
umbia and that union prices were net paid
ler tbe manufacturing et cigars. The tobacco
dealers in town say that this statement Is an
untruth and that the trade compares favor
ably with ether towns, and that union prices
are paid for the making of cigars.
1A. Gov. Black en tbe Irlah guetUen.
Frem hla letter te the Pittsburg- l'arnell meet
ing. It ought te be a pleasure te any genuine
American te meet these sons el Ireland who,
while serving their adepted country with do de
voted patriotism and gallantry, remember
ever tbe bitter sorrows of tbe old laud, and
maintain the struggle for her liberation here
aB they might have done at home. It is a
splendid tribute te the neble character el
these scattered children of the green ifele the
world ever, as well as te the holiness of their
cause, descended from oue generation te
another, that at last all civilized mankind
staud with them and raise a common voice
against the hideous wrong, wiiich Incenses
all men because 11 is a wrong. Here, iu
tbe most blessed of all countries, there is, let
us thank Ged, no longer a dillurence el opin epin opin
ien. Men of all parties and el all shades ei
religious belle! crowd tegether te eiler their
sympathies and their means te strengthen
the steady parliamentary phalanx, under
Parnell. by whose invincible ceustancv it
new appears tbe liberty of Ireland isat length J
10 ee exterieu irem tne ueiter nature 01 cug
land. It would be strange, Indeed, if any
man, born under our Institutions could at
this supreme moment deny ills sympathy te
Ireland. AVe, at least; whatever may be
thought elsewhere bold that the right of
home rule, and of home trial, of home law
and of home magistracy, is born with and iu
a man, as much as the right te drink from
the home fountain or te breath the home air.
Let Ireland remember tbe bleed shed and
tbe heroic effort spent without avail in her
long and cruel struggle for domestic rights,
aud let her new, without .looking tee nar
rowly into the details of the measure, accept'
from tbe awakened ceubcleucu or Great
Britain and from the liandsoriier enlightened
minister, any concession which the wise aud
wary l'arnell shall be willing te take. The
disruption et the corrupt Union, an Irish
Parliament in Dublin 1 An Ingenious, brave
and steadfast people with tliese means lu
their hands will ultimately attain all that
may be desirable.
1 remain, with great respect, your obedient
servant, " Chau.nukv F. Black.
A IUVXU UtlUUUlHTH VEUIL,
Taklee a Narcotic tu act Benis Bleep, Charles
bhulinjcr Nearly Le.e. Hla Life.
Charles Bhulmyer, a young druggist whose
place ei business U en North Queen street
near Lemen, made a narrow escape from
death this morning. He had lest much sleep
and was lu a very nervous condition In conse
quence. Having been called up about 3 o'clock
this mornlngtefillaprescrlptlon.he returned
te bed and wishing te get some sleep
took a narcotic, which In his enfeebled con.
lit leu was tee much for him. As he did net
open his store at the usual hour this moraine-,
bis next deer neighbor, Mrs. Dr. Ker Ker
feet, became uueasy about him, and alter
waltiug until 8 o'clock aud being unable te
get auy response te repeated kuecklng, had
the deer brekeu open, a man went up te
Air. Khulymer's room and feuud him in bed
apparently dead. Mrs. Kerfoot and ethers
hastened te his bedside clapped bisbanda and
ued ether means te fevive him. Dr. Hyus
was seut for, and administered proper re
storatives and In a abort time Mr. Shulmyer
regained consciousness, and by ten o'clock
was out et danger. Had bis condition net
been UUcevered until an hour later, lie
would probably have lest his life.
A Clerical Jehu,
Frem the Lebanon Time.
Father Christ handles the ribbons ever ins
fifle home with great skill.
rjr BSAQitevt. camvvb.
'praDklla and Minbtll'i ltil In IU I'ullest
Oiery heim rrera lun nui.
'Franklin and Marshall always has bad the
reputation for having as Hue n college cam
pus as there. M perhaps , in the state. But
especially is 11 beautiful during tbe present
season of the year ; tbe trees are clothed In
their foliage of dark green, the lilacs are In
filll bloom, loadingeery breeze1 with their
rich perfume; the grass Is kept sheit and
green; the college and society halls are
cesllv situated at the further end of the cam
pus, having thelr walls neatly evcrsMin with
green Ivery reaching well nigh te the top or
the college cupola, and all around can be
seen the lieautliul shrubbery Just new in full
bloom. Te the eastnre the prl vate residences
of the professors; toward the west Ilarbaugh
hall, the observatory and academy building.
All this is enclosed within nil Hrca of twenty-
two acres of ground, having the uppearanee
ilurlni? this season of the veir somewhat
like a well cultivated greve, with nicely reg
Ulatfd walks and drives, and comlertablu
dwellings.
The .May number of tbe "College Student"
c.iuie out te-day.
The "senior test" began te-day, and will
conttnue till next Wednesday.
Prof. D. A. Seuders is confined te his room
en account of sickness.
Mr. lshl, one et the Japanese students, is
visiting some of bis Irtcnds iu New Yerk
city.
Mr. Krall, of the senior class In college,
has been unwell for the last lew weeks.
Mr. Kalbacb, 'SI, Is at present visiting ids
Llemls iu Lancaster.
11. F. -'. Schieilt. of the middle class In the
semluary, has been elected te read b paper
ueiore tue annual missionary alliance 10 ee
held at Oberllu, next fall. The missionary
alliance Is couipe-ipd or deligdes represent
ing the different theological si'iulimrieslii the
United Mates. The honor thus conferred
upon our seuiiniry and Mr. .Scheldt speaks
well for our institution.
Nlnoef the present seuler clas lu college
expect te enter tbe theological seminary next
fall. Tbe class number twenty-eight.
The beard of visitors of the theological sem
inary will meet en Wednesday, May 12, iu
the college building.
Tffe Caeft ARHlnitt Ihrm.
Jehn Hoever and Lllas Snyder, the meu
who were arrested in the loner end et tbe
city, en last Saturday en the charge of steal-
t leg chickens, bad a bearing belere Alderman
Spurrier this morning. Jeseph Hurkhelder,
a farmer icyiding at Wabank, testified that
be had a let oiceickous stolen iremnis prom prem
ises en last Tuesday a week. He Identified two
found in Heet er's cellar as bis properly. The
alderman held the meu for trial at court. Sny Sny
derturnished bail and Hoever wascemmitled.
Alter the chicken case tbe two prisoners were
beard en a charge mere serious. They w ere
charged with burglary by J. H.Lemau, resld resld
ingatCamarge,ndcn township. Itwasalleued
that en the night of Ne ember 25, 16S3.
Snyder and Hoever broke into Leman's
house from which tbev stele a large quantity
el meat, butter, Ac. It was lurther claimed
Ibat the men used a horse belonging te Mr.
Leman te haul the goods te this city. On
the way the team was abandoned and after
wards recovered. After a partial hearlug
the case was continued until Friday after
noon when a decision will be gieu.
The ews tit Viftptusvllle.
V00ASSVILL.1:, May (1. Daniel Nell, a
young but well known farmer, el" near Hin Hin Hin
klotewn, died en Sunday morning of con
sumption. His funeral took place yesterday
from his late resldene, and was attended by
a large concourse of people, ever two huu
dred carriages being lu the funeral precession.
Mr. 'elt was a member of tbe Mennenite
church, "and the services were conducted by
Bishop Martin, assisted by Klias Nelt, Jehn
Zimmerman, David Buck waiter andTJosepb
Wcnger. Interment at Grelfdale. The de
ceased was aged 29 years.
E. Hurkhelder, cenveyancer, of Farmors Farmers
viile, left yesterday morning for Omaha
Nebraska, where be will sjienil a few weeks.
Mr. Hurkhelder Is a great fisherman, and
will try his luck In the streams of the West.
He geos by way of tbe 1'. U. It. and the
Chicago A. Nerthw patera.
II. M. Hellmau, I.em Wlttner, and Gee. F.
Rutb, three of our young teachers, are study
ing "like beavers" rer the examination In
West Karl township en the lUtli iunt.
The Docter In .Stelon.
The May meeting et the Lancaster City
and county .Medical seciety was held en
Wednesday afternoon with the following
members present ? Doctors Urysen, Black,
Brobst, Beardman, Blackwood, t'arpenter,
Craig, Compten, Deaver, Lbler, Kvuus, Fore
man, Herr, M. L., Herr, B. F., Herr, A. J.,
Hertz, Hershey, Keudlg, Livingston, Light
ner, Lehman, J. K., Musser, F. K., Musser,
J. J I., Miller, Netvpher, Xetcher, Uehrer, Q.
IU, Heed, Beemsnyder, 11. J., Kelsnd, King
wait, Stewart, Trabert, Thomsen, Thompson,
Trelcbler, Urban, Went, W. J , Weicbans,
Weaver, D. B., and .ell.
The roerts from the city and county
sbewedthat no epidemics were prevailing,
and that there was but very little sickness.
All of tbe session was taken up in the re
port of cases reported by pbvMciana, the dis
cussion of which is os intb'itiit only tihe
profc&sien.
utsunrcs Aliittetl.
t omparatively few citizens are aware of
the great amount of work done by the beard
of health and the health commissioner.
During the month of April no less than
forty nifisances in various jmrtsef the city
were abated. These consisted et tool cess
pools and hog-peus.clegged gutters, stagnant
peels of water, disease-breeding ell.il and de
caying meat aud vegetables In alleys and
asti piles, etlensive manure lilies and many
ether filthy and noxious thimrs likelv te
geuorate disease. The sanitary cemmittee of
councils win ue wen te give carciiil need te
tbe application of the health authorities for
financial and te cnable them toc.trrven thelr
geed work.
Improvement! at the Itecerilei's Ofllie.
Werkmen have been busy the past two
days in making repairs at tbe rccordet's
etllce. A new platform has been built, the
old high desks liave been loin out and iu
thelr places desks of an Improved style have
been placed. By the improvements mad
tbe work Is made mere convenient for the
clerks.
Similar desks liave been placed In the
orphans' court olllce.
The AiItertlnlliK Car I lire
Theadvertislug car of Jehn O'Bileu's cir
cus, which exhibits beru en Thursday, May
131b, arrived iu this city from Washington
last night. It is iu charge el M. II. t'ewles,
who has a number el assistants. Although
this show does net paint the town red with
llamlng pesters, they tie a great deal el litho
graphing and programming in the town ami
county.
A hllitenniill laiSHKenietit.
Although the Gray A Stevens combina
tion have been doing well at the npeia liou-e
all vvoek, the audience present last night was
the largest el the engagement. The play et
"Without A Heme" was given for the last
time and the presentation was as geed as
before. Tills evening and every evening
during the week "Saved Iteiii Iho .Storm"
will be played. The Intelligent dogs take
prominent parts in the piece.
Heading Letter Carrier.' April Werk.
During the month of April the letter carriers
of Beadlng did the following work : Letters
delivered, 121,018; postal cards delivered,
33,760; newspapers, etc., delivered, 72,771);
total, 'Xi,im. Letters collected, e7,'.K ; postal
carda collectod, 22,16'J; newspapers, etc, col
lected, f,f.57 ; total W,03J.
Sent Out,
Geerge German was arrested yesterday
afternoon for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, by Chlel Smith. He was before the
mayor en Monday morning ler Iho xamu
ofienseaml wasdischarged upon his prnmlsn
te leave the city, 'i'liu mayor committed
him ler ten days.
The Shllller Iteiinlun.
The annual leunien of the Shllller fire
company will be held this evenlngat Lieder
kraiiBball. Indications point te a pleasant
occasion.
Scheel Heard Meeting.
Tbe May meeting or Hie rchoel beard will
be held in common council chamber thU
evening at 7Jj o'clock.
Ahiue.1 Ull Wife.
Alderman McQlInn has Issued a warrant
for tbe arrest or Jehn LuU, who has been
complained against for abusing his wlfe.
This Is net the first time he has figured us a
defendant ier that eilemw.
Till! OKAV-AMWAKK THUVIILK.
Suit in Itrreirr 93.000 ll.misRrs ler Alienat
ing Wlfr'ii AITritlutim
Jere Uehrer, Jehn II. High ami Henry
Shubert, the arbitratets chosen te hear and
detertnlne tbe suit nf (.'. 0. Aimvake against
Jehn W. Gran, met ler the purpoae of their
appointment, in one of the jury rooms at the
court beuse, at 10 o'clock this morning. This
Is an action te recover K,fM) damsges from
Gran ler alienating the nllectlonsefAluwako's
wife. Tbe plaiutlll was represented by
Jacob B. Amwake and 11. I llavls and the
defendant had T.J. Paus ler his attorney.
Tbe plalntltls mined thalGrau had been con
victed of adultery with Mr. Amwake, and
tliAt both had been sentenced for lliatetlent.
The deleuse WastliKt Amwake ill-treated his
wlfe for years : that she had noalleelletisfor
him after he had driven her lreui home by
bis bad treatment, and therefore her all co
ttons could net lie alienated. The testimony
eta number of aldermen wa t the ellwt
that Amwake had been sent te Jail en a num
ber of occasions ler llt-lreatlug and threaten
ing the HTe or Ms wile. The arbitration
was continued until Monday alternoeu at Z
o'clock, when additional testimony will be
offered.
Alter the adjeunneiil several of Iho wit wit wit
nossea for t no plalutlir and defendant get into
a w rangle and ter a time it looked as it there
would boa knoeK-dowu or two.
ItAHItl.l ItKXTAh ASDVVIA1 IU.V.
nineteenth Annual Meeting Election el
Offlcers Addresses ami Vaper Keatl.
The nineteenth annual meeting et the Har
ris Deutal association was held In the tlnitnl
Army hall today, Dr. J. S. Smith In the
chair.
After the transaction el some routlne busi
ness tbe society, went into un election of
officers for the ensuing year, the following
being chosen :
President, Dr. Jehn McCalla, Millersvllle;
vice president. Dr. J. A. Martin, Strasburg j
secretarv. Dr. Win. N. Atner, city; treasurer,
Dr. P. W. lllestand, Millentville; executive
committee, Dr. T. It. l'lxten. city, 1). li.
Hertz, Kphrata, and Dr. K. M. ZelL
The following were chosen delegates te the
Pennsylvania State Dental society : Drs. 1'.
W. HlesUind, Millersvllle j J. I), llelgca,
Yerk, and K. D. Hertz, Kplirata.
Utl motion 01 ur. iiaiuii tue wjcieiy au au
jeurued and took dinner w itii that geutlc
mau. The society reassembled at-:.i0p. 111. Tbe
retiring president, Dr. J. S, Smith, delivered
the annual address, and President-elect Mc
Calla en assuming the chair made a brief
Inaugural.
Dr. J. S. Smith read an interesting paper
en the "Diagnosis and Treatment el Detitritlc
Cystic Tumors of tbe Jaw," illustrating his
remarKS wun metieis.
After b brief discussion of the subject by
members the society adfeurned.
Vt eilillng Hells.
One of the most fashionable events that Las
agitated society circles In Pottstevv 11 fera long
time, was the marriage at 10:30 this morning
of Jehn A. Weber aud Miss Mary H. Holl Hell
mau, iu SU Aleyslus Catholic church, which
brought together a brilliant assemblage el
guests from Beading, Philadelphia, Lancas
ter, Douglasavllle and ethor places. The
ceremony w as performed by Bev. Jehn A.
Wagner, pastor ei St. Aleysms churcb. The
bridal dress was of white silk, with lace
trimmings, and the fieral ornaments natural
lilies ei the valley. Jeseph Allgier, of Bead
ing, was groomsman, and Miss Annie Healy,
el Deugiassvllle, bridesmaid. The ushers
were James A. Healy, or Madisen; Daniel
K. Flaunery, of Deuglassville ; 11. A. Custer,
Jehn F. Teunelier, II. D. Savier, esq , Jehn
A. Sellnger and cx-BurgessNVUliam I. Bach,
el rottstewu.
rerhapA This Is Mni-y's I'ny.
"Dr." Hale, who was rescued from a most
disagreeable situation in Pittsburg by Dr.
Mary E. Walker, thus refers te this cham
pion In bis Washington paper, Hcnrth and
Heme
"Dr. Mary 1- Walker, whose commenda
tory letler of the editor appears iu another
column, has quite recently astonished Has
tern people with her wenderrul endurance
aud business sagacity. There probably does
net exist in the United States te-day a vv Oman
or mere indomitable pluck, or oue who is
ever ready te delend the right, take up the
cause el tbe down-treddeu, or lend an as
sisting band te a deserving mortal. Before
many mere years the true worth el this noble
woman will meet with Its reward.
In l'atur of a Neir Jail
County t'omuiissieneni Myers and Hart
man te-day signed the petition te the court
praying for the erection of a new county
prison. Commisideiier Gingrich has net yet
decided what he will da He went te the
prison this afternoon te take another leek at
the crumbling edifice. When be returns
from the Jail lie will determine what te de.
The petition will be presented te the court en
Saturday.
The guestltm of llrlchs.
Frem the lleadlin; Times.
The builders of L-inca'ter and Norrlstevvn,
from the lark of materials te mnkelhein, are
expenenelnjr nome trouble en account et a
scarcity of bricks. W by net scud te Heading j
there is plenty of material here te manutac manutac
ture brickR enough, net only for all the build
lugs which these two places may want for
present needs, but for a half de7en mere like
them thrown lu.
store r'llieriueu ArreBleil.
Andrew Herr, llenjatuin F. Wiggins,
Jacob S. Harnish and Geeige Herr have given
ball for hearings en cbarges of lelating the
fish lawn. The bearings will be held en
Monday, between tbe hours of ten and two
o'clock. These men live In the country, aud
Wiggins is constable of West Lampcter
township. It is claimed that they did the
unlawful fishing lu Mill and I'equea creeks.
Illtteu lly a Der
Last evening William II. Hey, the book
binder, was badly bitten by an Irish better
deg, which be lu keeping ler a Philadelphia
friend. He attempted te take a plece of ham
from tlie animal, whereupen he made a
spring for his threat. Hey threw up hla
baud and the deg bit him in the arm caus
ing ar ugly wound. Dr. Albright attended
hliu.
11. It. Sunday hclinel Convention.
A ministerial meeting and Sunday Kcboel
convention, under the ausplces.ef the Last
district, Fast German conference, United
llrethren lu Christ, will be held atShoemak atSheemak atShoemak
eraville, Iterks cout;ty,en Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, May 17, IS, lOaiid
20, A great many clergymen will be pre
bent, and a large nttendauce of members et
the United llrethren church is expected.
The IrUh Meetlui;.
At the monthly meeting of the Imcvster
iiranch, Ne. fill I, Irish National League of
America, last evening, routlne business was
chielly transacted. A resolution was passed
In continue the work of soliciting Huliscriiv Huliscriiv Huliscriiv
tlousfer thelutid until fJ,0W) was obtained.
Ilenellts I'altl.
Tun of the cariwiitiirH living in this city,
working ler Masler C.irculer Heard of the
Philadelphia division et the Pennsylvania
railroad, were the lirst te draw beuelita from
the relief fund recently inaugurated by that
company. Harry Kline wassick 18 days and
received 27 lenefilH and Jehn 1 teeth 7 days
aud he received f llUA
Heme Again.
Mr. Hebcrt H. Celeman, of Cornwall, who
lias been sojourning with his lamlly at Jack
sonville, Flerida, for some months, nrrived
home last night at 0.-08 p. m. He came by
the way of Couewago.
New Onuitl aruiy l'et.
(!en. J. 1. S. Oebin, department com cem
mander, Oram! Army of the Republic, of
Pennsylvania, will visit I.ltltz te-morrow
evening te participate In the iiiuster in of
1'iwt Na 517, or the order. Maj. A. C.
Heluichl is the mustering efllcer.
The Ueiham Klectre Plated Waiu
Is recetiuneiided ua a suhalllute ler
bterllng silver.
Don't hank, hawk, and lilew, lileiv, OlfKiiirllni;
everybody, hut iue Dr. Hagu C'atairh Iteiutsly.
nit)I,TtiAw
Tegatner pearls from ocean's vases,
Divers go down In divers places j
Hut at our mouths of streams and buys,
Ne pearls de Asian swimmers ralse
Like these. In beauty's mouth that shlne
Made by the SOOIIO.ST dlrine.
nil-TuIh.S&w-
We advise nil in wunt of geed beets or shoes at
low prlces te visit the Jtcd front Bhoe Stere, Ne.
North gucen street, next doerto io8teftlu.
aprl(lvd&ltir
Auiusrmeuu
t'ecnf end Jnmrnnitntat Cencfrt 1 lie grand
tieet In store for IjiucmUMik Iu theinnrettat
thanpenihoueefor the bencflt el St. Jeseph
hospital, premises leleveiy well attended. It
takes place oil Widuisday nvi'iilac nexl, and li
ter n eryweithV charlt)-. Iho lone-rt given
under the same auspices, the Italtlmere calhiv
dral choir, last j ear was very tine, and this one
premises te suipass II. the chart will open al
the opera hiMise en Monday ueit.
Jl.t UKKTH.
rhllmlrlpltl I'riHtnr MarKet,
I'MiLAinLriiiA, May fi. Fleur Miukct
iiilpt sales el '" barrels I Minn, tinkers at
Mt.iHT5i l'miiuv. lamlly at MMI te i Western
al l WSW J l'at"nt,M T.MtSSX
Uv e nuur n as steady at M 3MiS til.
1 p. ut call H heat May, 9P4C
June,
Cem Slay, i,c June, 47c : Julv
Aur., Wc.
Oitta May Sl'i; JuneKc; July aiWe
sre.
tiic :
. Auk .
simiYetk 1'riMluce Market.
Saw Yerk, May 6 Heur 'market aidl but
llrn: ; fine, 1 iMIJ j Superfine, t! "tl
(13 10; t oinnieH te imkhI Kstni VA estern, WiVfl
tlty Mill K-vtrm. (I avfll eS for West Indies :
Minn Kltriv.fliHJ.V SO.
Wheat Mi. I lied state en Spot, (""e t '" '
Ited. '.Sc , .Nil IVVhltc, state, Me; Ne. 2 lied,
winter. May, IVVc; Ne. 8 lied, v Inter, June,
SlJtic-
corn Ne. Mlied, cash. t;ie. ; .lime, 4fiic.
Osts Ne. 1 White ttate, spot, l.'c; Ne. 2,
de. lic
it ve dull.
lisrley nominal.
l'erk dull ; Mess, ie .vgirtW.
Lard May, PI !' .1 mm, ft! 21.
Molasses quiet. lstQp.ie for de test boiling
SIOCK
Tunx'tvtltie i)r,iulnel at !)ic.
Renin Hull
stniltieil te ;ts0,ll 07Ket l.'K-
rrrlffhts quh-i
gram in uiveriioei, j,s
Ji-,
Butter Maiket dullt New western
Cnutmery, l.'vie ; Mate Dairy, hall llikln tubs,
SlfiMc.
Cheese dull ; Western. Sfisc; State. ;t;V.
Ktfgs dull . state, Ue ; western, UKQlDst
sugar tuatket dull; lleCntMl ciltleul, Ac;
Graunlnted. O'iftbKc
Tallew dull ; prune city, 3ic
lVtrelcum dull ; rellnt'd lu itte, e'iu
I ntrentlull : fair cargoes at S?4C
Utcedutl; rangtu Irum Sertie.
Untcage Market.
Cbiiuoe, May e. 910 a. in. Market opened
Wheat Mav. 77KG;7c: J uue, .-OJ.f c ; July,
sljt ; August "-.Sic.
corn May, J3c .luue, ii.i4c;; Jiily,37?ic. Aug ,
eat- Ma,;V ,'une, Z?ic, July. ic
IVife .Tunu, f.' lTSlW); Julv, ti a.
Lard ' me. .!' .Inlv, W m,
Klus .inne, fi. .Iuly,,4:i Aug. Ji ".
Lite Stock Markets.
Kat I.ibsrtt Cattle receipts, 19 head .
shipments, 7(1 head ; market slew . pi line. fj
4J.IV1. latr In geed, f I 7HJ5 common. $1,11 j"
strxkers and feeder II ftefil 7S . shipments te
New ) erk, 4 carloads.
Hogs receipts, tttl head ; shipments, '"O
market firm i t'hllaaelphtas, II 40( Se ; Yerk
era, HSs'Slldl skips, 13 t SiJ 1 1 (. bhlpments te
New Yerk, 3 carloads
bheet receipts. l.n head s shipments, l,li1;
uintket row ; prime. $1 (Jtgl W , fair te Reed,
f I iVJl "si (tiiniuen, f.'GJ; 'prlns, f'S . clip
ped lambs, 'gs se
tlntiu anil Previsions.
rurnUhed by s. K. undt, llruker, Chicago.
May ,! o'clock r. m.
n heaL Cern. OtU. Perk. Lard.
..77 3li US' nns
May
June
July
August
September....
Winter Wheat
Spring Wheat,
Cern
eats
an ; V 13K B X
37 2i SO1 6WK
s .... 9 ....
..81
..r-.tl
Uecelpts.
Cat Lets.
5
II
.... u;
.... !
1
10
Kye
Uarley
Oil Cltv
Crude Oil r'S
lleail!
Uecelpts Hogs. lti.MO
Closing Prices 1 o'clock p. tu.
neat. corn. uais. rers. iru
May
June
July
August. ,
September...
Oil City
Crude OU.
Tbii
8S7K
5 02
6 Ol
ce7K
?
37W
J7TS
.... ts
New etk Slecks.
Nsw Yers, May 0. Wall street, 1 .30 p. m. m.
Meney easy at J per cent. Keiclun ei
change dull at Ij7KGK; Oevernments
Arm; Currency 6-s, H27Hbld; i's coups. lli"Ji
bid , LVs tllVi bid.
The stock msrket opened firm this morning,
and there was a geed buying of the leading
slecks In the flrst thirty minutes, which caused
a fractional advance. After the first call there
was some unloading, which caused prices te
fall, aud at neon figures weie oil 'i te IX per
cent. Since midday there has been a fractional
recovery-
stock Markets.
Quotations by Ueed, McQrann A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster. 1'a.
ItXW TURK LIST. 11 A. . 12 H. 9 T.U
Canada Pacific bit.
O C. C. 1 47 47 46K
CM. Ceal 2j jj
C antral Pacific, seu
Cuiada Southern HA'. 3A1 itll
CSl., St, L.APgh
Denver A Uie (.runde KW 21U li','.
Del., Lack.. Wustern lli! 1WJ '
Xrte UK ul -1J
Krielta rCX fs.J, eifj
New JeiMRy Central 47K 47M 47H
K. AT ii :in 3n
Leu. A N W, SA n
Lakeshern -,tX TVi 7bji
Michigan I entral.... i
Missouri Pacltlc lu5 1&.V4 10)
Northern Paclfle it a 21
N. P. rrel biii MX si,,
N. W , ldlji 1U5X
New Y'erk Centra! Km'! ioe2 toew
Ohie Central 1 nj it?
Omaha 'S, 3.12 .:
Oregon Trans v;4 z:n .TV.
OntarleA Western .. . n.w
Faclfle Mall B2V s.i' if
Rochester A Pittsburg 3X
SU Panl S4t M?i MS
Texas raclfls ',. t'i H?
Union Pacltlc 4'j 44: 4-.
Wabash Common by X- t,
Wabash Prcterred .Is
Western Lnleu Telegraph.. WVi t: iriU
WeatShere 102)1 w:m lir.'t;
rniLAtisLrniA list.
Lehlgh Valley Mi KA: 'M:
U.. N7 Y. A Phlla -i)i & Kt
Pennsylvania W bi bi
KearUnar 10 9-J6 10 J 1-16 10 U 10
Lehigh Navigation in U) i.n:
Uestenvllle :
Philadelphia A Krle
Northern Cent
People's Passenger ss
HVd'gUen'UM'tg's Ss 91 '.il mji
O" 73 73 73$J
MAURI AUKS.
MoGeeoiikoah Lieeh. On the 4th instant, at
St Jeseph's church, Philadelphia, liy thn Kev.
P. A. Jerdan, S. J., asslstea liy the- Hev James
Tlminlns, of St. Michael's church, Cheater, Pa.,
Mr. Jehn V. McUeeghegan te Miss Mary (J.,
daughter of the late Daniel Lagen it
Stark In this cltv.
en May 0. Charles A.
Start, son of Murtln N. and
Ellen S. Stark, anil
ndented son of llenrv
W. and Emma Stark. In
the llth year of his age
The relatives and frlundsef the family aie le
spectfully Invited teattendthe lunural from his
parents' residence. Ne. 619 West Chestnut street,
en Saturday morning al 11 o'clock. Services at
I.ltltz al in o'clock. Interment at Lltttz ceme
tery. St
UK W All VKH TJHXJIIINTII.
B
AKiNd POWDKK.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder no ver varies. A marvel el purity,
strength and wbolesemuness. Mere eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold in competition with tbe multitude el low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Held only in cum, Kotal lUnae l'ewpsi Ca,
VS Wall etl-ect, New Yerk. warV7-lyd4if
.V K J It -Jl H T l KM KXTIt.
"IITANTKI) A 11KSTAUHANT
COOK.
mJSt
Al'l'LV ATimsOtnLK.
ucerr's ulki'tiuchaui roumren
O ile at
lltlll.h'S UltlrttHleUK,
Ne. SU W est King SlU-uU
Wan'uTiT - a siti .vrieNT)i)b
ccneral he itunMiik Applyal
ltd Ne MTNUUlllBTKEKT.
WANTKD --TWO" i'A Kl'l NTF.US AP
nlv tu
ltd
IIIKISTIAN MIK, Mllteisvllle.
irANTHl). A MUM: I, Mil.
T SOS.NOUTIl I.IMK HI ItKl.r.
AT
NO.
11'
lHOirUKNT.
JJ The Twe-sun) Heuse, Ne. KM Ninth "ncrii
street, inquire al
may Mid NO. 3.1 SOf ril yt'EKN ST
UK " YKLLO'ntONT ""TWO-l'OH
1'lvet'etit l Ik'ars, tidied lllleu, aie thubest
In the uiaiket ter the inuuuy, at
MAUhl.KY'S
(tennetly Haitiiuin's) ' tellew tlent,"
Ne. Jl North IJueen htreeL
i1 rrU"i HA1.AHY TO Alir.XTS.-Vi-tUUU
Atliltessnt etiif,
int. aciiTi-.s Ki.hi. title neon.
Nn. 81' llivadwaj. New erk
1'hnOnl) lietiulne. npsaiiirtreil
tlTANTED AUUNTS 1'OIN MeNF.Y
TV with our Atnatiiui l'hole. Outnt and eel
lcctlne family plcluics te enlarge. Special Se
lla) eiler.
LMl'lUK COl'MNtJ t.e.
uu)6-aiteed Ne 5?l Canal St., N. t.
Q1 H(Vi BKWAHDt FOB ANY
V-XsVVV f.ve of Kidney Troubles, Nen
tins lieblllty. Mental and Physical Weakness,
thai lier.VNlt.' NKKVK UlTTKIts tails te cure
Sold 1) driiKglsts, hi cents, lll'.ltli ME1UCAL
10.. Ne. ISNeith lllh Stieet, Philadelphia. Pa.
Circulars Irtsj. luarjiMJineedAw
B
lackiu:huy, chi'.kky, eingeh
AND hIMMKL 1IKAND1KS,
one nq uuil.
Kl N hs r L ATA W UA WIN L, l tsi n Kallen,
llOllUKIfb LlqUOUMUItfc.
Ne. 2i C'entre Snuatt), Lancaater, Pa.
arr.-i-ljdK
PLILVSI'. TAKi: M)Tll C.
People that should have some work te de
and ter w neiu It Is tee far etl te Inquire, lnay
lust as well send weid liy postal card, which
will receive prompt attention. Addres".
A MKlSTKIt,
It Ne. M.1 Lew St., Lancastei. Pa.
F
en am:.
partner, new doing a business of i,no a yesr ;
tan be doubled : predts large ; prelirtedtiy
patents, r or pattlculars, address
luayl-lwd' 110A 311, Lancaster. Pa.
CEMLIIS L'HIIAN,
AltCHU'KCT
Designs, Plans uiid .speultleatlena lurntsbed
for iiuildlng-ef every description
OIISii' n 1 lOlt. PEN.N EUl'AKK AM)
EAsf K1NI. STULLT. mi liudeed
UDITOH'S NOTlCli
IlLSRl M
Keli!, 1 April leiui, lv-.
' Ne .Vi, Kien
Eei.e. t Decket,
Makv M
The undersigned auditor, appointed te dis
tribute the money paid Inte Court b) theshetlrj
of Lancaster County, by virtue el the above
execution, te and among these legally untitled
te the ssme, will ntteml for thst purpose en
Tuesday, the ;th day of June, A. D. t, at 10
o'clock a. in., In the Library Leem of the Court
Heuse, In ILetltvel Lancaster, where all per
en Inteiested lu said distribution may attend
mjG-Udlh I O. KSHLEMAN, Auditor. ,
X EVAN'H rl.OCH,
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
PriU.IC HALK OF 1IOH.SK.S.
On MONDAY, MAY in, lv!, will be sold at
the Mcrrlmac Stables, a carload nf tv estern Illi
nois and Indiana Horses, from (liven, ItaumA
Ce. First-class drlv ers, fannherses, feeders and
heav) d raits.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. in.
Alse, en hand. C'unada and Western lleises
line drivers and geed steppers which will be
sold at private sale.
(JKOltdK GUOSSMAN.
eiT Publiu Sale ev ery Monday,
rliY PAY J Li, FOH DCTCHUKAI)
IT CIlKKsK. when you can buy the iame
for the small sum et Isle, at CLAllKL'S.
California Apricots, aw. per pound. Cullfer
nla l'lums, 10e. per imund Cholce Prunellas,
l!Xc. iter pound. Dried Peaches and Pears, i.Uc,
iwr pound. 1 resh Kgg Uiscults, lc. per pound.
New- Yerk Muva Soup lleans, tic. per quart,
llaker's Chocolate, ISc. per cake At eon anil
llrcakfu-st Hmnlny, 5c per pound. Choicest
Lines of Teas and terTies and (,reatest Induce
ments at CLAKKK'S,
M.Sl)dAw Ne 3s West KlngStreeL
TJATFXT STHA1' PANTALOONS.
The OreitHt Invenhet of the Ar.
Pantaloons made with the Patent Strap til
easy, de net bag out at the knees, don't draw up
when sitting down, and give better satisfaction
thsn any ethers. Place your order with A. II,
Ueeensteln, the Merchant Tailor, who has the
sole right for Lancastei for the Patent Double Deuble
Strap Pantaloons 1 offer un unusually full stock
of nebby goedi Ter Pantaloons, SulU, Vesting
and Spring Overcoels.uud am devoting tny en
tire attention te my itleuds and patrons, and
will spare no effort te letatn the position 1 have
se long held us first line Meichaut Tailor el
Lancaster. Respectfully yours,
A. II. IlOShN'SThLS, 37 North Queen St.
SPH I
II Alt'
N Ol'F.NINO AT 11. OKU
AllT'S.
FINE
TAILORING.
Iho Largest and most Complete Asserti
of KINK WOOI.LKNMforthHSprlng'liade
merit
te be
leuiiu iu nit, cuy 01 L.aucusicr.
A Choice Line of Spring Overceatings und
I'aiitaloenlngs III all Oje Latest Patterns.
Prices I.nw, llest Workmanship, and all goods
Warranted as represented.
H. GERHArvT,
NO. 43 SOUTH JUEKN'STItEKT.
r-Oppesltu the 1'ostetHte. uiari7-l) dlt
'pSTOTICK.
-Ls OrncESCsgcxiiAMHA CawalCempanv, 1
Cor. Lkx1!oten ad Davis Strketb.
llaltlmoie, April 29, IS-ti. )
Netice Is huruby given that a general meeting
of the SteckhnlduM or this Company will Ihi
held at the olllte, in Ilaltlmore, en MONDAY,
the 10th day et MAi, Ibrf,, at one o'clock p m.,
for the election 01 elllcers and managers for the
ensuing year. The transfer books will bocle-cd
from Monday, the 3d of May, until after the
eltctfen. lly order,
ap2s-8td KOllKHT D. IIHOWN, Treasurer.
JtlstatT: ofje.siahdavish, lati:
II of Lancaster city, Lancaster Ce., Pa. Let
ters testamentary en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons In
debted thereto are lunucstid te make imme
diate payment, und thiwu having claims or de
mands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed. A.J. rCISKUl.1,
llKNliYllAltlLEY,
Executers, Lancaster, l'a,
ui)t'.,a)J3A3twmyl2,aiAJ'J
OLLTON OPERA HOCHi
nrOXE HV.'.'A'.'Ea
Commenclng Monday, May 3, 188(3.
Thursday, Krlday, Ssturdaynnd Saturday Mat
nte-"SAKD 1'UOM THfcb'lOilM."
GRAY & STEPHENS,
In the dealest el all Sensational Plays, En
titled " Saved from the Storm."
H'lhl Xcll elhe Jmej-MISS MINNIE 03
CAIl UKAY.
I'ercy Tedd-IM. . 1 . STEPHEN'S.
Incidental te the Play, thu Dramatic Dogs,
Homeo, Zip, Here, Lee and Majer.
GKA1 4 STEPHENS, Pioprieters.
MU.J. A. HU.MElC.Ueneiul Manager.
ADMISSION 10, 1 und 30 CENTS
Iteservcd Scats ut Opera Heuse. u30-Std
XyHOLKSALE AGENTS FOR
HAMMOND'S SLUG
SHOT.
ObllTHIIlD VBAU
for the sale of Haminend's Slug Shet !
FIVE TONS SOLD LAST YEAR.
WHAT IS IT t It l a combination of the most
potent Insecticides und soluble plant loot! net
harmlul teeiiber man, beast or fowl, but proba
bly the most ctleitlvuuud economical artkle lu
use ter the destruction or thu various Insects
that prey upon cultivated vegetation. It will
destroy Petate Hugs, Cut Worms, Itese lings and
ull Lice, Worms or Culurplllars upon Melons,
Egg, Cucumber, Cltiun, Tobacco und Cabbage
Plant, Tomatoes, Currants, rrnlts and Oriiu
mental Trees, Onipevlnes, Shrubs and flower
Ing Plants. It rctullsut 30 cents feru five-pound
tiuukuge, or te cents for u ten-pound package,
lealers supplied ut thu Lewest Wholesale
Kates.
D. S. BURSK,
Grocer and Wholesale Agent for Hammend's
Slug bhet,
NO. 17 EAST iliWQ STREET,
LANCASTElt, I'A.
-l'elcplieue Connection,
.KW A V VKRTISKMKXTS.
WANTIM)- A YOUNG MANTb LKAKN
llm llniK llnslnees one Itli n year's ex.
pet lento ptetein d Address with inlmeiKe.
liiiatd lUUUlimT, lxTiauoMneiiko.
JOHNS. GIV1.KB,
GK.O. F. HATH VON.
Satines. Satines.
llth lll.Sl MAkl.SI.N
FRENCH SATINES,
Leas Thuu Pbilndelphiu Prices.
tllOUr NLW i'ATl KILNS IN
American Satiues Ouly 10c.
'I hese lined . ale Selling ltaplilly.
Kvti.teidluaiv llalgalnsln
SUMMER SILKS !
-ltecelvln dalh
new Heeds et all kinds.
IniiiKht and ei
for cash at Lewest I'tlces.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
NO Ub HAST KINO BTRtllST,
I.AWLiAHTttn. 1.
e
.VIC HALL.
Shirts-White Dress Shirts.
This U the best Shttt we have etui made
co mil In every lespect te the Custom shirts that
life sold at Si-2b and f-.
If wnceuldgel peojile te examlnu carulully
and see hew well It Is iuadc,and hew- tlne the
inalerlsl Is, It wouldn't laku lis leug te see '.Ml
deicn, because eui prltc Is tt.u).
11 net te be iMiuparcd with an) dollar Millt
mentioned lu this ui any ether city.
VV e have mere than we want, and would rather
have the ilellars, et en though at a less.
s deieii Klne Angela Haniiel Drawers Pike
ought te t'e JI .', our price, 78 tents
A small let el I aitw right A Warners Spring
Weight Undeiwear ih1i1b1.cs athalfpitte
Men's plain Flannel Shirts all colon tl je
Pull Hue of (iaiue unit Medium Weight Un
derwear at the lowest prices.
Heys lne r ianiiel Shirt Waists all the new
icleu U'.
UOnalts Postal Unllwa) Oveialls lull 11 umbel
el straps ami buckets- at etic third the pike.
Anyone wanttin; Overalls, whether he be postal
tlerk or otherwise, will uOt li'gret getting this
,V) cents weith.
WANAMAKEtt & BROWN,
' OAK HALL,
HoutlieivHl Cerner Sixth ami Market,
P1ULADKLPH1A.
F
LINN A imi:N r. MAN.
150,000
Adams & Westlake
COAL OIL STOVES
IN USE.
All giving s.itiat.icLien. The euly 1'ei
fectly .Sife Oil Steves in tlie miirket. Theto
tire no ether oil stoves te coinp.ue te
UlL'lU.
Tlie Most Durable, the Cleanest, the
Best U.ikers.
liny nu oil stoves till .liter examining
the A J.uus Sc Westl.ikc,
-AT-
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S,
DhAI.EI'.b IN
All Makes of Oil Steves,
LAMA3TEII, PA.
aprl) lid Aw
.hay's srixiric mkuicink.
THE OKEAT ENULISH HEMEDV.
An uutatllng cure for ImiHitency, and all IH
(vises that fellow Less of Memery, Universal
Lasiiltuje, Pain In the Hack, Dimness of Vision,
Premature Old Age, unit many ether ilheu-.es
that lead te Insanity or Ceusumptlpn and u
Premature lirave
-Full particulars In our pamphlet, which we
desire te send free by mall te everyone. A Iho
Upeclllc Medicine Is sold by all druggists at ii
per puckage, or six packages for IU, or will be
sent free by mall en the receipt of the money,
by addressing tlwi agent.
II. II COCIIKAN, Druggist, hole Agent,
A'es. 137 and 139 North Queen Bttcel, Lancaster,
Pa.
On act mint of counterfeits, we have adopted
thelclluw Wrapper; the only genuine.
THE OKAY MEDICAL CO..
ap-Iyd,tw UuiIhIe, N. V.
"yiiNINU ! OPISNINU I I
THE OPENING OK THE
New Red Frent Shee Stere,
Ne. 48 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Next Doer te I'ostefflce)
Will Like place en SATURDAY, APItIL 17th,
with one el the llnest und most cemplete assort
ment et
Beets, Shoes and Slippers
Of the llest Makes and at thu Lewest
Possible Prices.
1 he stock is entirely nowandcaiefully selected,
and goods will be sold at STUIC'ILY ONE
PUICEund SATISFACTION OUAHANTEKD.
A cordial Invitation Is extended te all te visit
our New Mere, whether you buy or net. Ne
trouble te show goods.
ItEMEMllEUTHE PLACE,
Ne. 18 NORTH (JUEEN STREET
(Next Doer te the Postefllco )
CHAS. A. REECE.
aprll-2wdA2tw
WAXCUKB, AV.
W-ATCHES, CLOCKS, Ac.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
CHEAP ireil CASH.
Lancaster Watches nt the Lewest Prices ever
offered t being a stockholder enables ins te soil
theso watches se cheap. Elgin, Wallham and
ether watches en sale, hpcctucles, Opera Glasses,
Ac. Ilepalrlngef theubevn named articles will
receive my personal attention.
LOUIS WKIIEU.
Ne. 1WX North (Jiioen St., onpeslto City ilotel.
(Near Penn'a 11. ft. Depot.)
-AfjontlerAUllOItA WATCH.
FUU HAI.K VM KENT.
FOH KENT.
A Tobacco Warehouse with Penn'a It. K.
Siding,
Capacity forstering i,um cases. Apply
uvine
marlO-tfd
INTELLIGENCES OFFICE,
EOH KENT.
Shep In rear of Nn. 37 West Chestnut street.
Mlttlln street, between Seuth Queen and Prlnce
streets, lately used as a carriage factory. Alse a
dwelling nnd stere room new occupied by A.
A. Htibley us u drug store, West ivlng street.
oiling nnd stere room new occupied by
Htibley ua u drug store, West hingstrc
Apply at thu
ll-tl
tfd
I.NTKLLiaENC'ISU 0KF1UE.
111(1' IHIUiM.
1 II Al I'ltOVKb THAT
ill till.
Deuble Knued Steckiug
Is IlieCheatest as tttill as the lleiL Yeu can
gel Ilium In liliu k and toleis
AT tils
North End Dry Goods Store.
J. VV ItYHNK.
nnvt)d Ne, in NutiliUueunstteet.
fjinK NMrwcTvHrnsTeiu:. "
NEW CASH STORE,
'J 1 7 SI!) North Queen Street,
Opposite Uie Keystenii llouse and Netthatn
Hank,
lANlYANII HI'AI'Li: IIItKSStlOOIIS.
KI.MIANT III. AOli SILKS,
WIUTK (Oltllhlll'IOUK,
I'l. Ml NAINSOOKS, VVilllk LAWNS.
LACKS ANI1 K.MIllt()II)i:iUKf,
III.AUK KllXII.OV ks
A hpleudld lllete, lien sptlnir simile?, .Stsj.,and
mail) new isoeils Just opened uldili will beinh!
aaelieap us can be had any wliete lu the city.
l'leasecall uuil ou ua liclure puiuhssliiir,
iftis-Dd vv if. neweiis.
s
iH.CI.Ui HAUOAtNS.
NEW SIOKK' NEW GOODS I NKW i'ltlCES !
Just Itecelved,
I aige Aacertmenl Dr. Warnur'siiiul ether pep-
ulat makes of Culmils.
lllh llllslOM siellll t.OUSKT, 60e. EACH,
l )laiiufiittuied l.vptetsly lui Us, as tbe name
will liidliate
l.aige s.ei1iiu nl et White aud Colored Wash
Ueisli. al Lew Prices, at the
BOSTON STORE.
Out &0c. All Weel I leths ale fat belter than
than these canvas and ether rough cloths that
pait In the seams
I airs" Assortment til .ler-ins. Jersey .Inckets,
thildien's Jerteys, Ladles H lap., Mc Persons
mi tbe lookout ler bargittns will de well ntid
-ate money by first going te
STAMM, BROS. Sb CO.
Vea. liO & 130 North Queen SL
LANCAsrElLPA.
N
TLWSl'ltlNU (IOODH.
Summer G-oeds !
W ATT A 6IIAND have Opened un linmeuse
Assortment el
PK1NTLD IIATIBTES. PK1NTKD SATINES,
CUINKLED SEEIlbb'CMtUS,
LHAMIUtAlS AND 1.AWN5, LSI I1U01D1.KK l
SUITS,
IC1UHIA LAW Nh. INDIA LI.NKNS.COKIIKD
PllJULs.
Al Lewe, t Cash I'iIlcs tipen tivday, another
Large Invelcv el
EMBROIDERIES!
CAMIIItlC LDUl.Vl.s,
NALSOOK EDtilNOS
HW1SS KIKJI.NdB,
LMIIItOlDEUED PI.OL'.SCINI.S,
ALLO EK EMMKOIDEU1EH,
l hlte, Cream and Illege.
OU1KMA1. and Kt.PTIAN
LACES und t LOUNC1NOM
At cty Lew Prices.
A Ch l. e l.lne of Latest Styles in
Parasols and Sunshades
AT 1'OPl I. Alt PKICES.
New Yerk Stere,
Noh. O, 0 ii 10 Kant KIiik St.
J."
MAHTIN A CO.
AWNINGS
AltE NOW HEADY-
We can show- j nu th largest line of Awnings
In Lancaster, and ull ut very low prices Ilnus
and lialvantzcd Fixtures. Canopy Awnings
rtieru Is nothing you can get thai will add se
much te jour uimlert us un Awning ler the
windows especially. Awnings put up with ull
fixtures cemplete at r;w und I3.iv. Fancy
Stripes in new cut combination..
Slip Cevers for Furniture,
MadebyExpeit Upholsterers. I'.lfect fit guar
antned. Large line el Linens for Slip Cuteis,
plain culeis und laiicy stripes.
Screens for Windows aud Deers.
We causheiv you an Immense line ut Miry low
ptlces. Itegular slzu Extension Stieens, 30c.,
cevuitd with best wlie.
We hive n large line et
I'PIIOLSTERY GOODS !
rOltCOVEUINO FUltNlTUUE,
Iu all uraileset Petit Points, Itnmles, Haw Silks,
Vclnui-s, lliecades. Hall Cleth, llepp, etc., etc
OurUpholierersuieexperleiutd.uud we can give
ou extellenl work at extocmely low prkes
Every one has an Idea that ro-uphelstertug and
covering furnllure Is expensive werk;auth Is
net tliecae.
Carpets & Wall Papers
AT LOW PKICES.
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
Cor. West Kiug hi Frince SU.,
(Oppesltu oleveus Heuse.) LANCA8TEU, l'A.
1'AltASOLS ,lO.
R
03K I1KOS. A I1AHTMAN.
GOOD SATIN
PARASOLS!
S0-1NG1I, IN ALL COLONS,
75 Cents.
AND A VJJKY LAIK.E SIOCK
KINDS AT
Ol ALL
THE MWUFACTURERS
Rese Bres. & Hartman,
14 EAST KING ST.
apl-fimd
w
I1Y PAY ?15 FOH A SKT OF TEETI1
when you can get me same uir, uv
W, Ji. isiimt e nuniui jioeius.
Ne. Hi Neith ijucen bliect.
Uusadiulutsleicd. ttjU7-l)d