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PfaaMwii ClmlMd will be narrled at tbe
White Hebm cm Wednesday evening, June,
t, teMlM France Folem. The recent dMth
,4fattalvetfMtaFeiMmbM changed the
rtgtMl plan ter the wedding, and tbe IntlU
Um will row be limited te a few of lb near
retatlrea and the member el tbe cabinet and
their wire.
Be. Dr. Bnnderlund, of the Firt Presby
tert.lt church of Washington, will eniclate.
The ceremony will be followed by a cel latlnti,
and tbe wedding Je all of 1U details will le
t.lnln anil BBOrteotalletia,
MIm FoUem arrived at New Yorki en
Thiifudayen the ateamer Noerdlnnd. Nhe
wm met down tbe bar by a revenue cutter
and waa sorted by Colonel lment tip tbe
.North river te Twenty-third etreet, where
aha waa conveyed te the heune of a friend,
where aha U staying for the present In retire-
ment Tneae who mw the bride-elect en the
ateamtblp dewrlbe her an tall, handsome,
and In complexion a light brunette. Her
bine eye are large and beautiful, with long
Mark laabem, Her complexion Is very clear.
The Noerdland left Antwerp en tbe 15th
ntant Tbe Belgian newspaper, about the
10th Instant, said that the lady'a modesty
would net permit her te engage passage en
one of the Liverpool steamers. MIm I'ol I'el I'ol
eem, her mother and uncle. Ilenjamln, left
Paris ier Liverpool punctually te sail en the
Hervia, Hut the excitement ever the re
ceipt of the various cablegrams was se in
tense that the pregramme wasaltered, and
after going halfthe Journey towards Liver
pool, Miss Folsom considered It prudent te
turn back. This ehe did, reaching Ant
werp a few days before the departure
el the Noerdland. 7 he railway train
which carried tbe majority el the porsensl
effects of the bride lert Paris before Miss
Folsein departed in the limited passenger
express, with the resnlt that when Mr.
Folsom endeavored te step their dellvery
at Liverpool, he found it was iinpos.il iinpes.il
si bio. These trunks contain all the bride's
trousseau. They were sent out by another
steamer. The lisggage which aocempanled
tbe party ever en tbe Noerdland consisted
or six trunks. Upen reaching Antwerp tbe
United 8 tales Censul presented himself le
Miss Folsom and mother and bade them
welcome te tils residence Mr. Folsom went
te a hotel. They accepted his invitation and
remained his guests until tbe steamer left.
While awaiting this the Folsems were intro
duced te Mrs. F. Marslly, the sister-in-law of
the Belgium agent ter the Ited .Star line. It
was the latter individual who made all the
necessary preparations for tbe homeward
triV. He Insisted that they should have h
geed guide toescertthem across the Atlantic,
and tbe result of this was that Mrs. Marslly
accompanied the Folsems te these shores.
About live hours after leaving the Light of
Flushing astern, tbe Noerdland rushed head
Ilml Inte a violent gale. The wind came up
ltli frightful vehemence from tbe west,
created a very hlith and daucereus cress sea.
The Noerdland is a grand Bea vcmb), but this
storm was tee much ter her. Time after time
the huge waves would strike her aide, caus
ing her te pitch and roll like a leg. Mlsa
Folsom waa the first one te be attaeked bv
sea sickness. It was very alight at first, but
by noontime of tbe ICth she had te give way
aud went te her cabin. The ship's surgeon
paid her mere than usual attention, but it
was the night et the 20th before she had suf
ficiently recovered te leave her berth. Tbe
weather for tbe most part of tbe voyage was
very unfavorable for deck promenade., and
at the advice of Mrs. Marslly Miss Folsom
and mother confined tbemselveseltber te tbe
esloen or their cabins. The remainder of tbe
pissage was uneventful.
'i'iie baggage, which was taken enyby the
chandler, consisted of six pieces three
trunks, two boxes and n willow basket. Twe
or the former were very large. One was
about lour feet in length and three leet in
huiuliL It had a brown covering and brass
fastenings. The ethor had a gray linen
coverlng. There were two large red cresses
minted en them ene en each end mid an
Kngllsli railway label. Alter tbe Noerdland
had been decked at the Ited Star line pier In
Jersey City, a number of persons went en
beard and begged Chief Steward Gough for
the privilege or taking anything which Miss
Folsom might have lett in her cabin. They
sucreeded iti getting a veil, which theycut
into a hundred pieces.
Te a reporter Mrs. Owens, the stewardess,
in speaking of Miss Folsom, said : " She Is a
beautiful woman. She treated me as if I
were n traveling companion. At the con
cert, which was given en beard Wednesday
evening, she did net participate in the Blug
lug or reading, but sat alongside of her
mother with a keen interest for everything
that was going en. Captain J. Cediuan, a
Husten sea captain, composed a poem about
the sea for the steamship company's monthly
paer, and she liked it se Wbll that she re
quested Captain Nickels te procure for her a
copy of the words. We have had seme line
passenger en the Noerdland, but for beauty
aud dignity none te equal Miss Folsom."
Second Olllcer Nelsen, speaking en the
stme subject, grew quite olerjuont and said :
"She is a tall, handsome woman with a mm.
mandfug presence. We officers are net dis-
Fesed te knew who Is en beard the vessel,
myself did net learn of the presence or our
distinguished tourists for seme days alter
we le! t Antwerp. There were about seven tv tv
flve first-class passengers en beard, but
which waa Miss Folsom I did net knew.
Hut when they told me the president's in
tended bride was en beard I picked her out
en the instant. Hew? Why, by her line
stately bearing. I knew sbe was just
such a woman whom the head or a great
country likethis would solect for a partner."
One of tbe cabin passengers of the Noord Neord Noerd
land, who became acquainted with Miss Fol Fel Fol
fcem during tbe voyage said :
'She Is certainly a very charming and
dignified girl, and cannot tall te be highly
thought of and admlred wherever she may
be." J
The reporter' informant was net In
clined te talk upon the subject further, but
tinallycenllrmed the truth et the description
of Miss iolBemtliat she is tall, handsome,
with a very clear complexion, slightly bru
nette j that she has blue eyes, large and beau
tllul, with long lashes, and that her manner
is trank and wlunlmr, and remarkably free
from allocution.
nuiiuLtNKH asu it i vie ninns.
A Champien or the Pretty eirU Who
fat
rreiiy uircu In Their Hat.
Prem tbe Atlanta Conilltutlen.
We are tired of the crusade agalnt stuffing
"leathered Bongsters."
'llpbertef Lincoln Is gaily dressed,
",t?l! A Driul, wiling coat
White ure hU uheulder and whltS hit trest
Hear him call lu his merry note
Beb e-lluk, bob-e-llulr. splnfc, spank, plnk.
Loek what a nice new coat U mine.
Sure there was nerer a bird se fine."
And what If aeme appreciative girl fastens
tbe saucy dandy, In ids rich ciotbes, te her
spring hat? "Alas, alas," weep her broth
ers, .hew cruel or you te kill the peer bird,
and before his honeymoon Is ever." De the
Hyuipathetie brothers reilect that bobolinks
degenerate Inte greedy, fat rice birds, and If
they adorn net asprlug hat in New Yerk
ChYrlesteuT,6COmU Vlct,msef Berons in
lt sweeter ,"" the whlstle el a
partridge te one wandering In the happy au
tumn fields and thinking of the days that are
no niere 1 Could any woman bring death
and destruction in the shape of guns and deas
Inte the fragrant, peaceful haunts of gay and
gallant Beb White ? Loek into the uitlilner's
wliidewsaud then across at the restaurant
deer. What a pitiful display of roughened
plumage, drawn-up feet aud death glazed
eyes. Birds intended te feast the eye en
beautilul hats are trapped and carefully
killed. A woman never kill anything from
wanton cruelty; but why de men sheet baU
wm,"08 ana crw? Tney neither
elTun! 0r. eat ,hem Ne "mount of
tth? r ,egl can ever convince me that
nnrih.i.7 Tr luan ,ur M trimmings,
wntoM.,V'.b?eaUllezen0'''lu every
wear one d0?.riKUKt0,J?t.han 8 wett"in 'wu
wear one dove en her Gainsborough bat.
Charles Breck was complained ngsihst
aever week age beier. Alderman Bar? for
committing an assault and Uttery en Ids
wife. He signed a ball bend for hU apWr
nee at a hearing and preintri i. .
aeeurily te the alderman's Ka?,Be.nlu
lait th alderman saw of him until te-dav
Tdaeasawa returned te court auil a t"im
Mil Hound at the April sessions, a bench
warrant was placed lu the bauds oreillcer
Leman and be captured Breck this uierninif
He wanted time te leek for ball which the
alderman declined te grant, because Breck
had deceived him once and s commitment
WW made out.
Death of Jehn Breasman,
Jehn Bresstnan, a well-known citizen or
Benrmansvllle, bavins: a number of relatives
in this county, died suddenly of hemtt dls-
aae. after liavimr eaten a heartv breakfast.
JI was 8 J year of age, and tbe funeral -will
tH.)nii ej age, ana me luneraj win i
l.lltKT. Ann HVRKTT ur PKAVK.
A" ermr I-aneanter Cnnntlan Arrnnpil et
JWrlllea Vile Letters Abnnt"aTeinau.
from the HarrUbnrg Telegraph.
This morning Detectlve Harry Uoejos
arrested at Mllloratewn, Perry county, a
tnan named J. C Shaffer, charged with
surety or the peace and libel. Shatter was
brought te Harrlsburg and placed In Jail,
and will be given a hearing before Alder
man Maurer en Monday afternoon. Shatter
was originally from Lancaster county and
removed from there tn Mlllersburg,
Dauphin county. He Is a cmrti alnter
by trade, but at one time was a local
preacher. In Mlllersburg he tell in love
lib Annie Ferree, n reputable .nung
lady, the daughter of I . D. Ferree, eq.,
a prominent rltlren. Ills nttentlnns were
net reciprocated, which seems te have aggra
vated him. rorevorayearSqiilro t'erreeand
Ills daughter have received tbe most scurri
Inns1 letters, containing the vilest aud most
awful language, making charges that
were et a monstrous character. Shaf
fer was suspected of Iwlntr the author
or these letters, but the thing could
net be fastened en him. llrvently, Mr.
Haines, who resides In Sleelten, received
letters of a scurrilous character against Miss
Ferree, who was lilting bis daughter at the
time. The thing grew intolerable, and at
last Mr. Ferree placed It in the hands of
Detective Heones. When shown the letter.
and ethers thai contained the signature et
Shatter, Detoctlve Hwpes Instantly fixed
upon Shatter as the author. He began work
en the case, when nn Incident happened
that brought the matter tea crNK Lt Sun
day Shallur dined at 'Squlre Kerree's heuse
In Mlllersburg and allerwarus went hi liis
home In Millcrateun, Perry county, where he
wrote n letter ten friend lu which hessld that
while he sat at Mr. Kerree's table he had
tnroe revolvers In his ocket ceutaiuing sev
enteen lead', and liu was going te kill the
old man at the time, but thought he would
put It oil for a while. '1 his letter was given
te Mr. Ferree, and en consultation with his
attorney iu Harrlsburg, he brought suit tie
fore Alderman Mallrer for surety et the peace
and libel. A letter written te Mr. Haines
about Miss Ferree. lt covers eight pases or
yellow wrapping p.tper, Is cleselv written,
and Its contents were simply aw Mil." Shatter
does net admit nor denv that he wrote the
loiter, but said be had himself received let
ters. lUlzabethtenn Notes.
KLlZAnKTHTOw.v, May 29. Notwithstand
ing the rain ou Thursday eenlnp, the Ke Ke Ke
fermed church et this borough was almost
ill led with an appreciative audience, en the
occasion of the Sunday school anniversary.
Services were conducted by tbe energetie
pastor, Kev. S. M. Koeuer. consisting of re
sponsive readings and blnglne and praver.
The report showed the successrul condition
of the scfioel under SnpL Hetlman. The ad
dress or welcome delivered by a boy, and n
w4i run, vy .tin, rvmier, were attractive
features of the progmintne. Prof. W. J.
Jehnsen, of Manheim, delivered an interest
lug anutversary address, holding the atten
tion of the children for a half hour. The
church was decorated with tlnwers. The
Sunday school enters upon the -1 2 J year of Its
history with every encouragement under tbe
direction of Its superintendent and pastor.
Tbe funeral et Amanda, daughter of Jehn
Kaylur, took place ou Wednesday morning
and was attended by a larce number num
ber of friends. Rew S. M. Iteeder, tnster,
preached in German, and Kev. J. H. i'anue i'anue i'anue
oecker,ef Columbia, former pastor, In Kng
lish. Stch a DetUn' Up Stairs.
Seme days age Jehn Duffy and two friends
visited a new building uptown totakealook
at a new tin roeT being placed upon It. Te
get te the reef it wis necessary te ascend a
hed-carrier's ladder of the ordinary con
struction, set almost perpendicular. Dully
was the last el the party te ascend,
and when he get well up te the
topel the ladder, he looked dewu and siw
that his deg " Dash," a large pointer, was
following him. Fearing that the deg would
tall and hurt hluiseir, Mr. Dutly took held
of him aud carried him down, after he had
ascended tully sixteen leet. He would no
doubt have gene te the top of the ladder had
he been permitted te de se. Dash Is a very
intelligent deg opens doers and gates, no
matter bow they are fasteued, understands
Bll that is said te him, and en many matters
t-eems te reason as well as some men and
women de.
The Ninth Catalry Ite union
Secretary Shenck, or tbe Ninth Cavalry as as as
souiatlen, has received a letter! rem the Yerk
committee of arrangements, stating that spe
cial rates had been secured at the hotels for
the memberi or the association and friends
who desire te attend the annual reunion at
Yerk.
The parade has leen fixed for 7 o'clock In
the evening, and alter a short reute will end
at the court house, where an address el wel wel wel
come will lie delivered by the chiet burgess
hiiu uu oration uy ei. i.evi .iiaisn. The
music will be by the Werth Infantry band.
After the meeting lliere w 111 he a collation at
the Selak'a gardens. Members desiring
badge can get them bv calling en the secre
tary. A I'hllatlelphla Creek Arretted
Jeseph Boyd, who leeks llke an ancient
mariner, but who Is known as a professional
confidence mau, wa nrralgned before Mag
istrate Thompson, In Philadelphia, ou Fri
day. Detectives Miller and Tate arrested
him In the Bread Street station, while at
tempting te dupe a countryman. He is siid
te answer the description et a man who
swindled Heury Dcnnmkamp, a Lancaster
county farmer, out of f 10 about ten day age
at Arch Street whart. Boyd was recently re
leased from the Kastern penitentiary, where
he served two yearn for swindling. He was
iieiu ier a iiiriuer Hearing.
The Dramatic Company,
Last evenlnp the Ida Lewis dramatie com
pany appeared In the opera heuse, and tbe
audience was teuienhat smaller than en
Thursday night. The gret emotional drama
et "East Lvnne" was presented with Miss
Lewis as I.mly Itahcl and Mmlnme Vine
aud Air. Cooper as .IrcAi&dfd Curlylc, and
the audience were well pleased. This eve
ning the eempauy appear ter the last time In
"Ten Nights in a Barroom."
ItMurned te Court.
Fanny Hildebrand prosecuted C. '.. Mlley
this morning betore Alderman Barr for com
mitting in assault en her. The alderman
hehl Mlley In f2e0 bail for trial at ceurL
Mlley appeared us the prosecutor In across
action against Mrs. Hildebrand. This case
Was also returned te court.
The parties are neighbors, living near Wil
low Street, and the row began through a
business transaction letween Mlley and the
husband of Fanny Hildebrand.
Ilr. II Ig hee at Cheater.
1 he annual examination of tbe pupils of
the Chester Springs soldiers' orphans' school
was held Filday under the supervision of
thellev. Dr. Higliee. It was followed by a
dinner te the examining beard, at the close
or w ilch sieeches were made by ex-Insneo-ter
Savers, Dr. Hhtbee and otbers. Dr. Hie Hie
beesald that from appearances the children
were well led and clothed, nnd were ceed
mannered.
IUIlrewl t erk Kinlihed.
The grading for the double tracking et the
Lebanon A- Cornwall railroad from Cole Cele
brook te Lebanon has been completed by
Contractor Reilly ,fc Keller, et this city,
rhe men, horses, and carts are being taken
te Harrlsburg, and will lie used en the new
branch or the same company In the vlelnllr
or Melly'a furnace northward te the Lebanon
turn aces or Messrs. A. ,fc H. Breck.
Charged iv llh Unlawful ruhlng.
This morning a number or persons were
heard before Alderman Spurrier en the
charge of violating the fish law. lt was al
leged that Andrew Nhaubach used a fish
basket, and that Samuel Shaub and William
.jltlte fished with nets having meshes net
nnfe.by .'? ,.T'"",e three ,nen wr0
nned 25, which they refused te pay, and
they gave ball ter court The decision In
""""veyHaverstlckV charged
with uluK a nh im)!, was reserved.
.,, . or r Own Hrualua.
Allcntownai.iiatchteTlmci. .
While the KopubllcanselLehlghare kindly
rWard "Klrkp.t'U.ef North,
ampten, for oengressinan-at-larce. 'thw ri
mat the honor should be elven m m ..i .1
The Caa el Ilr. Ilnebnrk,
from llie rhlladelpbla Times.
If Dr. lleebuck had stated that he did net
"meet certain parties by agreement te confer
about the transfer of his ttilliicuce from
Sum my and Weaver te Ntehuian and Heln
rehl ; that he did net secure nnd consider or
propise terms for the transfer el his Influence
for present or future compensation, and that
he had no knowledge whatoveref the nametl
two thousand llvn bundred dollars, or ernny
ether sum, tn le employed In rt oeiublnatlou
with which he conferred and In which he
considered the question el taking a sivret or
open part, his dental would Uncemplete, but
ou these Important t"luts his denial is silent,
and thereby tils answ er IssHimes a plea or
confession nnd avnldaticn.
Tim aivn sat Ions made ntralnst Dr. Hoe-
buck which nre covered by his denial, are
grate cunugii ; out ine h.vhshmeiis w men are
net noted In his denial, go te the ery mar
row or the Ivue or his jHilltlc.il Integrity.
With tils hopes of future political ptelennent
dulled tiy thesn atvusatlens, he ewes uiticti
mere te himself, tr they are tiutriie, than n
mere newsiiaiier challence te his accusers
"te produce eideuce te sustain their state
ments." He should loree them te te meet the
Issue bofero the courts the only tribunal
where he can lie completely vlndfcated ir he
merits indication, iu short, his denial is
studiedly Imperfect aud wholly unsatisfac
tory, and he must try again In "some letter
way, or remain uuder the warranted imputa
tion that he dare uet seek a vindication be
yond the Scotch verdict of " net pre en."
Kirked m the Fare iij a llnrse,
Frem the Jit Jey Herald.
Henry Heffman, son or our townsman,
Levi lletlm.tn, was found uueonseieus en
Thursday morning In theatabloeu Jehn 11.
F.ngle'a place, near town, with whom he
lle-s. Dr. Zlegler was sent rer, and en ex
amination he round his Jaw I met n red and a
number of teeth broken out, the result or a
kick from n colt. He did net become en
tirely conscious until evening, when he com
municated the mannr In which the accident
occurred by writing en a slate. He had
stepped into the box stall where the colt was
asleep or de7lng, and laid his hand ou hliu,
which frightened the usually very gentle au
lmal Inte kicking, with the result above
stated. This is the second time he has been
kicked in the face. His injuries are very
palulul, but net necessarily or n dangerous
character.
An Karljr Morning Fire.
At 4i this morning Olllcer Bea, when
en the read home sw smoke coming from
the third story windows or tbe brick build
ing at tbe corner or East King and Christian
streets. OfllcerGill, who was with him, ran te
box 12 and struck an alarm te which tbe de
partment responded promptly. Chief Smith
and the police etllcers and" Chief Vouder Veuder
Suiltb, who were early en the ground, breke
open the East King street deer, went te the
room where the fire was, and extinguished
It with a tew buckets of water. Tbe tire was
In a small room et tbe paper bag manufac
tory of Key A McClurg, In which the print
ing is done, and it is supposed te have been
caused by spontaneous combustion. Tbe
only damage done was a small hole burned
In the lloer. The timely discovery et the
fire by the policemen prevented a serious
tire, us In a room but a short distance away
were stored a let of lire-works.
C.LA.SC US Tllltnt OH TlIK STATE.
Te relieve the State Agricultural society
trem Its present obligations It Is necessary te
rale at once the sum of re.OOiX
Frank M. Eagle, several years age a mem
ber of the Heading pelice force and since
then a Beading express driver, is mysteri
ously missing trem his home.
William Townsend, aged flfty-three, a vol
unteer in Company B, Thirty-ninth Regl
ment, was killed by tbe cars at Sharen,
Friday night. His record as a soldier was
brilliant, he having taken active part in
thirty-two engagements.
Rebert Sciinurmau, aged 1:1, shot himself
In the head In Allentewu en Friday evening
and will probably die. He bad wasted a
nice Inhoritance and was pretty well used
up physically. Lately be had become de
spondent and frequently threatened te kill
himself.
lEenerreri Hit DecUlen.
Christian S. Herr was given a final bearing
by Alderman l'ordney e Friday afternoon,
en a charge of forging the name of Benjamin
Brack bill teati order. Mr. Brack bll I testified
that he had given Herr but one order while
mere than that number were presented at
Stelnmtn's store. The statement of Herr is
that he received one order from Brack bill
and the full amount was net taken eutat once
and he subsequently gave orders, but the
total amount et all the orders did net exceed
the amount of the erlulnal order. The alder
man r&served his decision until Monday.
A FllUa lreten.e Cane.
Jehn G. A maud some months age was
sued for n claim before Alderman F&rdney.
Through representations that he was the
onner of a property he Induced Adam Frey
tn become his bail for stay of execution.
When the claim became due Mr. Frey learn
ed that A mend w as net the ew ner or property
as represented, and he brought a suit for
false pretense agalnnt him. The accused en
tered bail for a bearing en June ,",th.
Struck bjra Train.
Friday evening J. S. R'nehart, who keeps
a hotel at Reck Springs, Maryland, with a
friend attempted te drUe two horses
hitched te a wagon across the rail
road at Peach Bettem. Tbe team ws
struck by train Ne. 13, of the Columbia A
Pert Deteait railroad. One horse was in
stantly killed, and the ether very badly hurt.
The men were badly bruised, hut hud no
bones broken. It was a narrow etcape from
death ler them.
i:.lller Camereu'iWK Dead
Mahikita, May 29. Lucy R., wife of O.
G. Cuinoren, editor of the Marietta Times,
died at one o'clock te-day. The remains will
leave Marietta at 12 m. Monday, rer burial at
Wilmlugteu, Del., her former home.
I'uahtDK lit Werk.
The foundation walls for the electric plant
of the Edisen Electric Illuminating com
pany, of Lancaster, ou Water street, have
been completed, and the brick work has
been commenced. All the stock in the con
cern save -mi snares h is been taken.
Te I'rcach Annlierury Sermeni.
D. W. Gerhard will preach his 19th anni
versary sermon in the Reformed church
of New Helland, Sunday morning, and Vo Ve
ganville In the afternoon, and ene week later
at .eltenrelch's church, at 10 a. m.
Twe Bead Bodies Found at Cellins Station.
This morning the bodies or two men were
found in the canal, at Cellins station. Frem
their condition, It is believed that the men
had been in the water a week or mere.
.Sale el llank Sleck,
Four shares of Columbia National bank
stock were sold en Friday In Columbia te a
gentleman et Wrigbtsville, at 31S0 per share.
Large Shad.
William Caley and brother, or Columbia,
who bring fish te this city, every day, had
reur shad that weighed US pounds en market
this morning.
llaltllilere Jee.
Baltimore Joe was ene or three drunks rer
the disposition or the mayor this morning.
He was retired for CO days. The ethor get
oil light.
A grand strawberry leatlval and talr for the
benefit or blue Cress Cemmandt-ry, Ne 6, will
be held in Mu-nnercher hull, ilay at 31, and
Junul.SandX The falreena tonight, ltd
Hrace Kvungcllcal Lutheran church. North
Queen undJameaatreeUi. Services at 10 JO a m
and C m p. in, Sunday school aesslen at 1 00 p m'
A Rliewy Window.
The flnejtand largest collection or deg har.
neas, cellars, cat cellars, bells, muzzles, locks
whittles, leads, chains, combs, bruthca, flea
aeap, etc, ever teen lu thla city, li new en ex
hibition In the west window of 11. Ilaberbush's
saddle und harnens store. Ne. 30 Centre Square.
The window Is artistically arranged and will be
examined with much Interest by all levers or
dogs and cuts. ltd
Sals that was te take, place at Ne. CIS Wet
KlngBtruet has been postponed until Monday
afternoon utSrf o'clock.
MAMKMTI.
KMVnb . (, k. -
.".w .' Mttv a-rieur market mill but
?U,.U,.1JJ0' Bunerflue, tj03 33
common te uoea Extra, Weatern, t leatw.
City allll Kxtras, fl 60(11 M for West Indies i
Minn. Ml ra.M .. k. '
Wheat Ne. I Ked stnte en Spot, II HI) Ne.
Hpd.S.fic! ha 1 Whtln, state, "V( Se. S Ited,
Winter, June, M,;et Ne. 1 Het, Winter, July,
Cern Ne S Mixed, cash, ITc June, 4lc.
August, lfi ,c.
Ul Ne. 1 While Mate, spot, He . Ne
de. A0.
Rye unl t;l State. KV.
Itarler nominal.
Perk dull i New Mess. I1WJI0 iV
Lanl July, tit t Aug,-; :u
MnlaMtvs dull; lsc. for M test belting
stock
Turpentine dull at XIKc.
Rnslu quiet I trained te geed. II nTI OS
Petroleum Mcady i refined In nees, se
rrvlithU iiKiniunl) grain te l.ltnrpoel, .
Hiltler Market dull) Vim Wnstern
Crtvimnry, IKtlfte.
Cheese quiet Western Plat ("si's SJ- -
Kuks unlet i State. !'We , Wlirii. u.
simai market dnlli lUinn.si ciitiiwt, t.'.c
(Irnuulatpd, i.ijm; s,icc.
ThIIiiw dull ( prime elty, .I'.fjlc
cetree dull j fair cargees at H.
Ulce quiet t ntngus from 3,Se'-V-
Oram And i-reTUimts
rurnlehe.1 by s. K Vundt, llmknr, ctilcapc.
May ii, 1 o'clock p in.
Wheat. Cern. Data. Perk. Litd.
Mr JJ", -- ..
June nu Wi -j... s ai ! 'M
July ' ;w siiij s ii a u;k
AukusI ;k, j;i s ;i,- n WV,
Kepteinber :j s; si .... te
October ?s . .
Receipts. Car Lets.
Winter Wheat.. - 11
Spring Wheat ;.... '21
Cern 4iii
ests Si!
Rye I
lUrley ;
Oil City
Crudalll! M
lie id.
Receipts lles i.u
Cleetng Prlcw 2 o'rtecK ii n .
Ubutt-Cein (tuts. Perk. Ijrrt
May 7, . -J.'. -::S s :'i
June MS sw. -.i.1, . '.IS ""H
July ;i, '-i s ,i 3
Auximt. ;; 3. sis BU-'X
Sept,-inti.ir. TT'S S7k, SI .... tt In
Octelx-r
Oil City
Crude Oil l.t
Uulraae Market
Chioaeo, May 2, 9 i a. m. Market eieiied
Wheat Jnne, 73c . -Inly, 74j;c ; Aug.TU.c
Cern July, .e ; Ann , siiic
Oat-s J une, a44c ; .1 uly, 'jcc.
Perk .lune, l il'-i;Jnly. tn ,1'i : Ainr.l'!!
Lard .tunc, 5 ;li , July, W1.
Ulbs-Juue, ) ITS ; July. IS '".
cun.
Wheat May, TJJici June, ;j;c;July, TS'.c t
Ansast, TtiSc
Cern May, Sic , June, Vic -luly, 3V;JV;V ;
August, 3711c
0t.-May Sfit. ; June, a;.c. -Inly. 2;c , Aug ,
54 He.
perk May and June, l 27S ; July. H 10.
AlIR. I.st.-'S
Lird-llny, Ii ;k : June, 15 7S - July.
JQ597Vi auk., MiriW.
Ribs Hit. -Vj June, U J Jnly,;
Auxest, ISSTS
Lire Sterk SlaxketA.
Cnicvae. May S. The Dretrri' Journal reports reperts
Cattlt Kewlpts, fi.uJ heads shipments, i,ui.
the market steadier! shipping steers. !
te l.S) fcs., 333 S3 stockers and feeders,
i;reUI.'.): cows, bulls nnd mixed. I.' tW.J:
bulk, J 7031 00 : through Texan, II 2et 1).
Hogs lU-celpls, TiOii head: shlpuieuw, W00
bead : market steady . cle-lnc a simile
loner; rough and mixed 13 Mtf4 13; packing
and shipping, K&S31 00; light, ei.73UI.15: skips,
riUHJUVJ.
Sheep Receipts. 3.40 head; shipment. 1 -se
head for Western feeding points market steady
natives, t!Q 1 5i.
Kast Libsrtt Cattle receipts. 4Te head .
shipments, none; market nothing doing- all
through consignments
Hogs receipts, 1,'Jju head ; shipments, l.cm ;
market slew ; Philaflnlpnias, W tQl 4); irk
ers. 14'JeaiJ; klps, 1.1 Tr-flt tn.
Sheep ircelpta, 1,2 i head ; shipments, 1,'-D :
market dull at Thursday's prices
Jfew Tork steka.
Hsw Texz, AlayJ9 Wall street, 1 Alp in.
Meney easy at SJf per cent. Kerelgn ex
change firm, higher at II v3t 90; Governments
steady ; Currency 6',I15P, hid ; 4'a coups. II at
bid; IK'S 1113 bid.
The stock market opened Orm and ' . te p r
cent, mgner man at tee cieseycsteruay, ana me
market continued strong throughout the morn
ing. At neon prices had advanced J, te lpur
cent. But they have since declined fractionally.
Roeeenold 31arket.
DAIBT.
Creamery llutter
buttery fc
Dutch Cheese fl lump
recLTar.
Turkeys f piece (live)
" " (cleaned)
Chickens ft pair (Ue)
' flplece(cleaned'
HISCXIXASIOCS
Apple natterfl qt
KggslSduz
Heney fl ft
.Sfliec
...ISC
.rOlOC
,...llfri
....11481.73
.j"sili.wic
.....Sijiic
ITiC
..l.'CJlic
Jee
M
..'JOCIOC
,. . SX!
,..(llic
..'r3c
..aajaue
,.J?t1IIC
.. MJ-O
.KsSJSc
. lisaaie
.. -aie;
,. SJI(K!
.SlllPO
.HWJC
.letilic
.. . 2nc
.ayjtec
. iHiHX;
IDC
. 30c
mra f
Apples VKPk.
IRCITM.
juinaniis viuez. .....,,....,
Cecnunuts, each
U'lnens V dnz
Oranges y dez
(iraix: y &.
Crnnbwrrlps, pr. et
Pine Appleseach
Strawberries
VSUkTABLU.
Cabbage V head ,
Itents V bh
Old Potatoes y bus
" y bushel
Cauliflower, pr. hd
Sweet Potatoes V) W pk
Turnles V X pk
Peas V pk
New Potrttees, Kpk"
Cucuuibs-r V dez
Tomatoes y qt
Asparagus
llei.ni fl ,S pk
ruej.
Halibut .
CatrlihfiSi
Herring V dez
rresh Mackerel fl ft
Clams per luu
Sea lia-is
UlueFlsh
Sturgeon.....
Shad y piece
UfcAlN.
Wheat ,
Oats
Cern
ltye
llavpertnn
Clevurseed
Timethy
HerdQrass ,
Orchard Uraas
Mixed Lawn Uraases
rteur bbl
Hungarian Uruss
lr-QWc
13c
r-c
13c
'3I1
IOC
10c
IOC
viOiec
'(sjpenc
lie
.vjv
I.-C
iiasu
I7.il
..ncesss
l.va
, r-iw
, I4.l
.... 14 OTA
IIJ0
lilt AT lilt.
Dzrs. In this city, en the 9ith Inst., Emma J.,
wile of Wm. Keen, In the 44th jearef hersge.
The relatives and ftlends of the family nre re
spectfully invited te attend the funiral rrem the
residence of her husband. Ne. " Locust street,
en Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment
at Woodward Hill cemetery.
HXW JkUVBKTlHISiXf.SIH.
T5AKINQ POWDER.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never vanes. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholeaemeness. Mere eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, aud cannot be
old In competition with the multttnde et low
tent, short weight, alum or phoapliate powders.
Beld only fit tans. Kotal lUaiau Pewdib Ce.,
108 Wall Street. New Yerk. maT27-lvdw
LTNCli M OCK TUIITLK SOU I
Lunch THIS (Saturday) KVKNINU, at the
Lamb Hetel, Seuth Queen btreet.
td JOHN UANS1NQ.
CU1CKEN COUN SOU!' l'OIt I.UNUII
., Te-NlAjbt. at JJ. L. PONTAS saloon, Ne.
& Kast King Strecu Alse r. A. Uleker'sund
L.Kuapp'sIce cold beer en tap. lt
LOST A TINE GOLD LOCKET CON CON
..,2,.r!,n'P,cturcef three children, with let
,e ... K . cut en 8ldB- A liberal reward wUI be
psld for lu return te WM H. HOY, Hoekblmler,
Ne, lu south Queen street, or Ne. 417 West Chest
nut street. jjd
CANE8, OAMEaANOTUER FltESU
supply of Canes, or all the latest styles, te
please tbe taste of everybody, at
... MAAlKLKV'8
(rermerly Uartman's) " Yellow rent,"
Ne. -a North sjueen BtreeL
JfliXKIIIir.'.
R
Kl.tdlOl'S KKUVICI'S W1I-1. HU
iV held In the fellow tng chinches en l-niidav.
In the morning at lean. In the eeuliig at7...
snnd ly srtimil at III n, m. When the hour la
dlrlcn lit It IsapeiUlly neted:
tiiRIT 1 t'THicmM Ciimcil West Kins street
K I. Kret, imstur. filni at ltrain. tu.niid
7 IS p. m. iiiulii) srhcsil si ! p, m.
tiKe LtTnKHts. Cemer of North Oureu
and James street. Ilev ('. Klvln llenpl, pastor.
s,ncc nt le-ll a 111. niidVOii p. m, Miud,
hoel nt '2 p m
PnssnvTiitAs MawesuLCnt'sm, Seuth Queen
met. ScnUen lnerulug nnd evening at the
ususl hours. nllsl h m tusil mis-ta nt 143 11. m.
l'rsprmetlng eduesdn ecnlng All lire
web oine.
I'Slex ltKrnr.1 -l.lder t Pilce, pastor
Preaching nt 10- i a in , nnd 7 P p In. by the
jiister Minday si hm,l nt 14S)i m
st. MKrims's tltisr.) 4 at Bvii t oilkek phai ki
l)ltln'ilc,iitt lean a. 111. t-crtium by I'ml I.
V llerlisrt. I l.
K nsin i -1 Irst ( hut, h, (ilenn.111). North
Water siivi-t. Ite . Isaac Hess, tusinr I'leirh
Ing lit li a. in and nt ; 11 p. in. Mind ly si lns.l
at s a. in.
MiciiNn KvisncucsL ( P.ngllsh ), en Mulberry
street, ntoe Oi-inge IUi. P. Miilih, p.ister
Pn-nehtng at 10 ' a 111 and 7 13 p. in. Miiiiln
school at 1 p. 111 PniM-r aud 4 lass en Tnesdny
and 1 hilled ly evenings, at 7. te sharp.
Ull KT lOI'TIOr l IH Hi II I . .11. l. .. ulsiuis,
Ilev M. y i-i lie. pastor Preschtng at Ill-Jen. in.,
and 7 P p. 111. Miinlin ., IhhiI at I 43 p, in
tiksT Kvmi-.siKii 4 ut am. -Itev J. M.I Urel,
1) H , pastor tcrMces te morrow at 1H-30 ,1 111.
and 7 13 p. 111. Suudav s, lns.l nt lp tn
S-T I.IKK'S ItKreKVKlv- Mill ) lb
Mm P Llrhlltvr, pastor l"ii .1 nlu.il
a 111 and 7 43 p m sunda ch.s.' at .' p 111.
I MTKI IIRCTHnKS IS l'IIHST(( 1VSST -Meat
Orange street, Is'tweeu .Mulliern and I liulullii
stnets, (renuerlv known as ali 111) II, -I It
r unk. jiastiir. NesttMces .suml sili.silnt
1 43 p tn
i.T. ,'1.1 l'-nxr;n.-i:cv ,1 It, Miuinsker.
H. t pastor ti Ine seniles nt in sin, in nnd
H,T'nl.,.m- 8l"'lsv school at 1-43 p in
IMS M omen s TeuiiHTiinre Union will held
their iimi e pm er meeting tivmorrew nllcrmxm
al a quarter ivist i , clock. In t. Paul's M. K.
church, i south IJueen strict, nnd will be led bv
tnepister, Itev. 1 UrKiils. KMiry one, whether
manor uetnati, thu wants te sce the temper
anee cause preer.s Invlteil te thesu lueetliigs
l'RxsnTEiiM-Pn-nrhtng mnrtitng sndiien.
lug liv the pastor. Itev Jus, . .Mitchell, I) 11
;-T Part's M K. CiiDRi-11 Prenrhtng at li:i
a 111. and 7 43 p 111 by the pastor, ltuv. Clmrtcs
Itheads. Sundav school 111 1 43 p. in l'mjer-mis-ting
mi M ediiesda evening at 7 13,
Mniiiu-J M i Hark, jvister. leti n. m.,
litany and t-erinuu : i in, Sunday schiMil :
7. p. in , 1 enlng service
li.iMn Li iuta erMiest(vinnrniwinnm
lug. nfli riiisui aud evening, ctmdiicted bv tbe
pastor, UuY Charles 1. Iry. Members uf the
lirinit Army will attend the evening servlcn In
a hed), .specli! scrv Ire nel Thursdaj iviiliig,
Ascension ln , nt 7 se. In the chun h
r .lin s ii.ennaii Iterermcili church, corner
of Orange tiiul .Mulberry streets. ,--i-ilci- nt
10 . in aud at 7 13 p.m. Ascension OavntlOiv.
m l'astnr, Kev .1 Kculllng. 11 Ii.
Pirst M K ( m ki h t lu Vi a in . and ; 13 p
in. preachlng bv the p-uter. Kev. -I I tir
1 43 p in. blindly sclnsil. Prayermietlng mi
M ednesiHy evening at 7 Ju,
Mkst Missies M K Lhspel, cenier ( harlette
and Lemen streets, preaching nt pi: J" a in. nnd
7 13 p in by Ilev. (.ray.ip. in. Mindsy
sehe.il Prnver ines-tlng en Ihursdaj ivenlng
at 7 13 p III.
r ast hue '-Tr.Err M. K u h-kl -1 p ni.fun
dayschivil
.T Jens s I niixnvi-Kev S)l,inus Stall,
pvster Preaching in the morning nn "Werk''
nnd tn evening en the movement for " Knrly
Closing ' Minday schisil at 1 43. Oetwald 3IU 3IU
slen school ul p. m. Msvts free. All are In
vlted.
.ViV IP A I) PA' li TTSKMVX Tit.
-VTOT A l'ATl.NT Mi: 1)1(1 SH KID-
J- ney ntrectiens are nleiici abated by lien
en's Capclne Plasters. Itetler than nauseous
dnvs.
Lrxtii! i.i Nruf i.uM-iTi-TeH.CM)
our Kreut lunch nt
CO.NttAH SCHKAPKKK'S Saleen,
ltd .Se. 1.3 Herwart "-tre t.
LfNCll. -URAN1) MOCK TU11T1.T:
soup I.nmh nils K KMM,,nt
llfssIMJKIfs MA.Ntllt IIOTKI,,
Opposite IV est hlng street skating Itlulr.
3-Luncn every morning.
Till: ONI.YCI.KAH 1IAVAN rii,i,i:u
tl(li: In the i ty ter 3c. Meerschaum
Llg-vr und Ugirette Ib.lders for IOi-
HLJIU I lis CIliAKSTOItK,
lebl.! M Abtfd Ne, ill Kast King .street.
Ghand si-rr einF "giTani) ei.a.m
snup et out this (Saturday) evening at
the 'chiller Heuse. Se S.I North Oneen street.
i erk and Heading beer en Hraughu Alse Ale
and Perter en draught.
ltd" K ( HALL, Proprietor.
AA.
BB.
Use M;iiilii!iiu Heller Fleur.
The Original. The lleaL
tn y-MvM.WAl lt
CI AM hOUI' Ll'NCIl THIS "(SATCn
l. (evening at the Southern kxchntige
lintel, corner south Queen and Middle streets,
.sprenger's I ag, r, llx k und Koehester Ht-i-rs en
tap JOHN II limit, hit,
ltd Proprietor.
21 riflf HA LAKY TO AOKNTS
4Ass7vadrcsat-inee, -
tilt. SCOTT !i KI.hi'lKIfj (JOOlis,
.Se. sli llmadway. New erk.
1 he Only dcnnlne. nps Jtndtsul
Wanted-a(,i:ntn coin meni:y
w Ith our Amateur Photo. Outfit und col
lecting tainlly pictures te enlarge. Hiicclal 30
day offer.
KMPIKK tnnixn te,
WiayO-Jitcial Ne .-si canal St., .S. ) .
Ol'UNlNfiOK V NKW H.TllKIMtSUOT.
The undersigned begs leave te Inform his
friends und the public- that hn has opened a lmr
ber shop In the basement el JO-hleman's Jew
building, e. 4.1 North Huke street, where he
will be glad le meet his frtenGs und eustmners.
It .1 liK.NDKIt.
Pi'ni.ic s.vi.i: ei' onto iiensics.
On .Monday, May 31, IvB, will be sold at
I). I-egan's hale stables, Market street, rear of
3lc(Jrunu ileu-i), Lancaster, Pa, 20 head of
Horses. Among them are some very linn drivels
and heavy honed It erier Snle te tnmtnenreat
1 ti'clecki iu. A crtdit of tedays will be given,
ltd OasIKL L4IUA.N.
LANCAhTEK FIUE I'-SCAl'E AND
Iren ence Works, corner Grant and
Cherry sts., Ijincister, Pa., A.N.N K A '1IIOVIAS,
Pioprieters 3lanufacturers of Plain and Or
namented Iren lm hcape and Iren Pences,
Ac , Ac. Kstlmntes und designs furnished en
application, mar-3md,s,it
F
OK SALE OR HENT.
JU A very desirable two-story Hrlclr, Mated
TOBACCO H'AKKHOUSK. w lth nillrril aldlnir
conveniently located, with ubeut 1.ni cases
ateragH capacity, sltnated In htrasbnrg, Lancas
ter county. Apply te
HACSMANA IIUHNS.
JanS.'.OJAStfd le M'est Orange StreeL
ESTATE OK MABY ANN 1IANTCI1
late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letter
testamentary en said HRtatuhuvlnit' been gnuiti-d
te the undersigned, all tH-nseiiH tmlnbtcd theni theni
te are reneested temaknliuuiudlatti payment,
and these having clams or demands against thii
same, will present them without delay for settle
ment te thu unduralgned, residing lu suld
City. lll.VV tiKOsll (neulIANTLII).
.. . Kxecutrlx.
II C. llRuatKSH, A t lernej- apie ,tds
NOTICE ""
I.ANSAiTm, Slay ), Hm;
The undersigned rollecter will sit In the
Orphans' court Itoem, Court Heuse, from t te
It a. in. and from i te 3 p. in., Ttiesd ,y, M'ednes
day, 'lliursduy und Prlday of each week until
July .1, lsi, le collect state nnd county tax of
the'Jil, 3d, ttthand 7th wards of Lancs;er city
ferl-;. Plve jwrtsint. abatement ter all taxes
paid en or before J II l. X bv-,;.
StttftM JIBNJ P. HASTI.S'O, CelIerUir.
Fer. iakuains(jO te hechtemph,
Dealer in I.-idles' nnd fients' Punil-lilng
lineds In Underwear Shirts. M'erklng Pants,
Overalls, Neckwear, Huspenders, Cellars and
Cuffs, Hosier), from six pairs for cents up te
the finest llntlsh. Pleai-u call und examine be.
lore J en buy.
AT IIKCHTOLIPS,
Ne. 35 North (jucuu atnsil,
VSlgn el the lllg Stocking.
P. S. small Houses ler sale or Kent.
GOOD .NEWS I-'OK THE THIIWTY.
1 havejust secured the exfluslvu agency
AUl U11J, 1.11JT I'll
UUI'PKIIT'S KXTKA NKW YOI1K IIEKU,
pronounced by competent iudges the btn hthI
purett liter new iiiaiiutactiired unyuirre '
CHAltLIKHOsTKlt,
l'roprlcter of Til K COltNKH a A LOON,
i Hear or Central Markets,
the only place In the cltywhciu this Famous
beer cuii be hud.
AWTrylt. myl71mdMWlt
S"nELIiINi7bi'F AT ( OS I'. "
Tba undersigned effera ler sale heap Jump
beat Carriage, -Market or business M'ligeu, one
second hand exti-nsirin top Pha-ten, n tme mull
no-top M'ugnn All this work Is strictly Unit'
class und Is being sold owing te the dissolution
et thu partnership of Hlmeisbach A Weber, by
whom the wagons were inadu. The vehicles can
bit aeen at tbe storage wuieheusu of Daniel A.
-Ms vel, Iti West Chrjtnut street, who la uuthor uuther
lied te sell them. jqus ,MK, iU1A(,,
XTOTII'K TO HKIDUE HUII.UEKH.
-11 Healed propessU ler the erection of the
following bridges will be received at the efllcii
eftha County Commlaslenoni, Lancaster, Pa.,
untni2oVleck,no.in,TUKSliAY, J UN K'.-.i,I-sri'
1. bridge ever Cocallce creek, al Lelnbath's
mill. In hat Cocallce UiWHshlp.
8 I'.rldgoever Mill creek, at He sicr's mill be
tween laaicl and Upper Leaieck. townships.
S. ilrldge ever Conelngo creek, at Weeds
mill. In Fulton township.
The plans und specifications prepared are for
WoedeuAlurr'AruasHrldKcai lien bridge men
must present their own plans and specifics.
liens. , .
Proposals for mason rj' and superstructure
will be received separately or combined. Ma Ma
senry bids tbeuld ueslguate whether they uie
rer Iren or wooden kildgcs.
Afnrlelt bend of $Vu must accompany bids.
Slants ler bid and bend can be procured trem
commissioners,
lly order of
COUNTY COMMISSIONKUS.
Attest t Frake Ubixst, Clerk,
maj-.'V-S.U.M'td
XKIT AVrKHTMKMKNrn
JTKXT DOOU Ty TlIK COUHT HOUSli
FAHNESTOCK'S.
Ladies' Dress Goods !
alenlKveT ..J-auiln!; slna' ,arie'V;er;kW eV .'hVseXus" IZXl'Z
MldisrllldllilfrrV "P-"- ". Plccc, or
llaiHlsiiiun M hlle Kmbreldered Itnbes, fttm, fl.tm, f3te, up I .M.(0,
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO THE- COURT
Nt(H AltrKHTINKMKSTK.
pi.A YINO C UlS AT (, UK'. AND I.V.
A pt r deck t lue (lilt Kdge Plavlng Punts,
JSe. 1st deck. HKMI Til's (Hi Alt MltillK,
fibi.'l MAMfd Ne III Knst hlugstriet.
M U 1'fHi: KYE WHISKY
7. ckvt-Tpku yti.vur
Is splendid. Try It,
UOIIlthU'.s LlslljiiKnl'OHh, si Centre Seuare,
Lanraslnr, Ps. a.rvMydl(
LsOMKrillNli NOVEL IN lMSHINO
0 TVCKLK. Luminous Pleata, Mies aud
1 roiling spoons A complete llueef Ited. Keels,
ltass riles, Hisiks, Hw Iv els unit fisherman's sup
piles generallv, -it
llt'UI.KY'S IlltllO STOItK,
Ne. a; M est hlng MtnsiL
tTeVAN'S YUH'IU
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
VrEKiwcii.vuM cia.vn and chiah-
ar a. ettti Helders nt lu cmt, (lunulnn Meer
schauin PIimvs and cigar Helder, always lu
Sleck, at
, .. MAIIKLKY'H.
(rermerly llsrlinan') 'Mellow Prent,"
NikjilNnrth (Jiusm stnsil
EMOCIt.VTIC COlNTArCaMMTlTEK."
The liemet ratlr County Committee of laincas.
ter Ltilllity will meet at llln. ill. en MON 1IAV ,
.ll'NK ;that the cemiulttee rtsim (third Meer of
heplnr'a Pestnillce llulldlug) te tlx the time for
the etiuutv, convention, aud le transact such
ethor business as may 1m brought bolero thu
cemmttttsi. . i . li K.N sab, ( halrman.
1,M astir. May 25, lshC. instil wad
pitlVATES.VliE OK HOUSES.
I will have by Mendav a carload of
IOWA HORSES,
consisting of drivers and workers nt for gene
ral farm ue, v hlch I w III dispose or al
PU1VATK BALK.
OKOItliKUKOSHMA.V.
INSTATE OK UOItllUT T. HOIMNSON,
li lateer Ijincuster tlly, deceased Letters
testamentary en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons Indebted
thereto are requested te make ImtneuUtn pay
ment, and theso having claims or demands
against the Mime, will present them without
delay fersettlement te the undersigned, rt-sld
lug In Lancaster i-Hy, Pa.
KMILV II. KOItlNSOV.
inj'StUiM Kxecutrlx.
vTOTicr. te Ti:.vciiT:itsr "
Xsl 1 he tiesrd of school dliecters of Kast lien
cgul low ushlp will meet In the school building
ntMaytnwii, Pa, en M'KIiNKsdaY.JU.S K'j, at
s o'clock p in, ler the purpose el apiHilntlng
teachers ler said district.
Teachers desiring poslllens should at euro
send llielrnppllentinus te
hlMu.N I.. IlKAVDT.Secri'tarv.
box 11, Marletta, Pa.
ltd tnajir.ii.tJuneVAltw
aMIK Ot.I) 1M.AN INDI'.It A NEW SYS
. TEM.
Presents ! Presents !
Call at our store and we will explain te you
our new system of awarding presents. All
checksum will b redeemed. Our stock of Teas,
Coffees, Ac, Is the largest and most complete
In the city.
CLARKE'S TEA STORE,
tniS-lvdAw Ne. 33 M'est King Street.
pillI.ADEU'III.V
SHOW OASE WORKS
Any shape or style made te order and guaran
teed te be nrst class. Estimates ler any aim in
form solicited. Cases carcfnlly packed nnd
shipped te all parts of the country. A large
stock and great variety te telect trem. All
"renchgiass All pinel bottoms. Allew prices.
The best Is thu cheapest. Plean call and ex
amine, in n. FOimillSTltKKT,
mar21-3mdTuAS Philadelphia, Pa.
ATIM-EIVS I.lQl'OH.STOKIi
AS TO QUALITY
M'e can give yen better value than any ether
house in the trade. Me earn- the largest stock
OLD WHISKIES
In Lancaster. Meney lerundfid for anything
proving unsatisfactory.
Miller's Liper Stere,
3.1CK.NTKK SyilAKK.
inv.-iliniHAn Almw
J."
;. martin a co.
Rug Department !
During tlie List month there liave been
parties carrying Smyrna lings from deer
le deer, sell ing same at mero tlian their
value, and under the temtitatieii of heing
able le jiay for them at the r.ite of ",c. jicr
week, customer! jiay much mere for tliem
tliau they can le imrcliased for in a regu
lar May. Te give you au idea of our pilced,
which me guaianteii te Iw of as line a qual
ity, in most restects liner, and at prices
quoted we can sIiem1 an immense line of
patterns in all ahet.
Bremley's and Leedem's Smyrna
Rugs and Oarpeta.
ft, in. I. in.
Single Doer Hive 1 lixL' 10.
Uureau, Sbe 1 i)x?. 0-J1.K.
Deuble Doer, Size 11 1x3 1 iOU.
5.1-lnch Ilujr,Hl7e2 l!xl fie2.60.
RO-inch Hug, Size i! .V- 093.01).
i l Kin?, Si7tj:i oxe e eo.eo.
Sefa ltug, SI70-1 07 0-J8.10.
Hack Hug, SI0 2 0x2 !) J2.00.
Hack Hug, Siu3 0x3 1 $3.00.
Smyrna Carpets, (J-Ox 0 0 518.00.
" ' 7-0x11 0 27.00.
" " 741x10 0-J30.00.
" t)-exi2 e eio.eo.
" ' 10-fixll-C W-i.OO.
" " 12-0x15 0 eOe.OO.
FULL SIZE ai'AIlAXTEEIJ.
It Mill pay )ou take a leek at our Ruga,
which you Mill find loner in price and are
of the finest makes.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West Klut? & PiIiirb Nit
(Oppe.lta Steven. Ueu,.., LAN0A8TKB. PA. '
ladies' Dress Goods I
HOUSB.
LANOA8TBR, PBNNA.
NKW AlirttHTMKMKNTi:
Tilly K l'Elt OENT. AIIATKMKNT Wll.l.
X." bu nlloeedon nil Hter rents psld en or
belore.lll.NIC v, f MTKIts,
"W"I CltyTreHsiirnr
WHY i'AY fl.'. l'OIt A SET OK TEETh"
when you rnii gel llie sninn nt fs, Ht
W.I. rllir.lt'M Dentnl Itoetns,
.Ne im North tlueiiu luel
(1hs Hdmlulsteix,d. aim? I) d
(JAM l.r.NlPS
O ClllNKHKLAHNIiltV.
Ne II Seuth Prince Htreft. Wnshlni; nnd Iren-
Iiil; done lu the tieiitesl ntyle Hint ul Ihn leite.t
price. tni wd
mums I HHOEHI
New Red Frent Shee Stere,
Ne. '10 NOHTH QUEEN ST.,
(Next Doer te Pintertlce)
M ii huxe Just received nun of thu U.t Lines of
.Men's lley, euths', Lmlles', SlUses'
nnd L'hlldrcu'a
SHOES
Thnt ran be KOt for Hie money, thus rniuplct rniuplct
InKeurnlieAdy InrKii stork Mn rn Kimmntce
the prices te Ul 1IUITO.M PKlUltKr)." Mil
tuiMi Htrlctly "(INK PlllUK,' und Kimrntileii
entire AntlsliiCtleu. If you unnt fluiier ceiiie
ihoeseridlppers, If you wnnt hund or mnrlilni.
inndn shees.ln fnct, II you wnnl nnythlntf In tbe
sins, line, ttutt cim be found only In flrnl clnis
estnhlliihinimts nt Pepultir l'rlces, mil utthu
NKW IlKII ritONT KlllIK SUIltK.
Ne. 48 N0KT1I QUKKN STKKI
tNext Heer te the Pmteillcii )
CHAS. A. REECE.
niirllxtndAwK
Bu
KHS SILKS.
WyqTT & SHHND
AlKHls.in theoutlnek for briftilnii hve
madu HdviuitU(eiiiM nirclin.ci of
DRESS SILKS,
htTectliiK n direct saxIuk InciMlemurs of from
10 te 1 cents it )urd
NKW SUMMKIl 8II.K. 2,310. 3;,lc . .Vc .
COt.OIIEII t)l!KSSSII,Ks,j;iesft0..75c.
ailnrh COI.UItKO HATIN ItllAHAMV. R's ..
IlKiAjunl.
KI.K4IANT SUItAII Sll.h.i, "1 Inches wide.
sV. a ynril.
S'lnch lll.AUh SATIN UHAHAHA, 7ie.,4l
fl.UAynrd,
iMnch UI.AtK .SUKAII iill.liS, s,"Wc Anil II lu
n j aril.
1ILACK (IllOSrOUAIN MI.KS, xnrrAiitel In
Rlrusatlsfuctlen In wear, F7tjc., tl Ul, II 'An jatd
Parasols, Parasols.
Me re dully ricelvlnj? uddlllnns tenurliu
juen tock, madu le our epeclal order by the
beatuiAliers.
COACII1NO PAUASOt.S,
t,ACKTKIM.MKIIPAUAS01.H,
STHIPKII PAKASOI.S,
TWIM.KHrllLKSUNSIIAIiea,
AT PKltKS TO SUIT T1IK1DJK1,
AT 1IH-
New Yerk Stere,
Neb. O, 8 & lO Eriat Klnsr Bt.
TTAOEK.V lUlOTIIEIt.
WHITE GOODS
FOR SUMMER WEAR.
IS OTA LISKX,
riinsciiSA isxoek,
KXOLlStr SA TSXOOK,
isir. Mui.t.,
VICTORIA I. A WXS,
CUKCK X A IX ZOO K,
CO It I) ED riQUK,
PLA ID I. A ll'.V.V.
Embroideries and Laces.
HWlSSKMllltOIDKltlKS.KIounrliifrandtlver HWlSSKMllltOIDKltlKS.KIeunrliifrandtlver
ull te match.
NAIN.OOh KMIIKOIDKUIKS, Pleuncinif and
Ovuullte JIutch.
UAMIIKIO EHIIUOIDKItirs, PlnuncliiK nnd
Overall te Mutch.
COI.OHK.I) KM11K01I1KUIK.S, llress Muleiltl
te Mutch,
KMHUOlDKItlKS, UOUKH.
KSUUItlAI, LACK HKIUTlNll, llluck nnd
Kcru.
(1U1PUUK LACK ri.OUNC'INd, lllack nnd
Kcru.
KOYPT1AN I.AUK SKIlniNO, M hlte and
C'riium.
KOYPTIAN LACK KI.OUNCI.NG3, While and
Cream.
IIKADKD VKUNT8, CUIIDKD PHJUK,
LKON UK INHK. NAINOOK,
SWISS MUSLIN. PICKNCII I.AWW.
CAUURICS ANII 8ATKKNS.
Hager & Brether,
25 & 27 WEST KIXO ST KEET,
I.ANC'ASTKi:, PA.
AMUUKafXnrH,
pl
UI.TON OI'EUA HOUHE. '
4TSIX XinUTHt
Oorameuolner Monday, May 24 1G80.
Special engitfement of the DUUnuulthra
American Actri.j,
Ida Lewis,
Aldei by her t'iccllent Druinatle Company.
REPEriTema
aATUUIlAY-lUNiuuTSlKAllAB-UoeK.
PUI0KS J0,50and30CKNT8.
0raS?"eaSeaUn0W0U8atthe0aIietaa
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