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DAY mJSneu.
(sautey if Iktilliomcxe.
,OT. D Samuel Bbeuberger,
i the Pennsylvania railroad en
Hneelredapilnrul sprain while
, doming west, this morning. He
I In pmtleg en brakes, as the train
t Tboredale. xvben a sudden turn
IsVttMl caused a sevore sprain te tils
'TfcwlBlship prevented further duties
tM, which arrived In Columbia this
M 0:15 o'clock. The railroad
I Men nellnewl of the necldent and
rsat the railroad efllce. In which
r was taken te his home. Ue it a
B, bearding at Peter miner's hotel,
arm ana wamut streets.
5
HIS Finger Caught.
i P. Webster, extra brakemnn of the
tvaaU railroad en engine Xe. 5'd,
Mkftgtdln cutting a car loose irem a
I M tte west yard last night wnen ne nau
M linger of bis right hami caugni in
Jlnir. Tim accident resulted In the
P being mashed at the first Joint. The
l was attended te dj me rsnriwu puj-
whleh did net require amputation.
rlsa veunirinan of 0 Jeans living
jmtik his father en North Second street
Ji A I'talstmas Market.
'Arrangements are being msde by tlie
iMlrin rf the Presbyterian church for tlie
fcwlilliigr nf s Thrl-tmrr muket duttng the
maeJilng holiday season. The atuir win
lOTelty in Columbia. All manner of artl-
eee at ine nenuay season csn de jiro jire
1 at the Christmas market.
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Town Notes.
"SLThe regular monthly meeting of council
' iwlll be held this evening lu the council
ehajBber.
;; The box sheet for the lecture of Miss Kate
; FWd, In the opera house, en next Thursday
.- asMstintf- M niwnnt this, mnrnltur
lV5. A number et Columbians Henton the ej-
u'oaralen this morning, ever the Reading
.ndlroadte Philadelphia, under thn inanauo inanaue
BMt of Monterey ledge el Odd Fellows, e
.pl4casler. f.
zf:.V8everaUnches of snow could be seeu tbl
k 'tte Pennsylvania railresd from the wet.
sL rf as t if Minin win ,,,.-.. un B.iD.i.n
r. . ' '? i'aI I A l iv . hi. tipnnAvl in-l f Phn.tnnl
blA.,1" Tb9 well will supply water te the
e JtWu number of dwelling houses te be erected by
IfMr. Mifflin, at Fourth and Chestnut streets.
'?sr" 'Needed repairs are belnu made te the
vC, tween Frent street and the PeuURylvauIa
g"W' railroad. The gutter was In a very bad con-
ji, uiuutii miuhiuk vuu waier 10 ueceum tui-
":j nant
. j The work at the new EnWen.il church nn
wtjfrf&IjOOUBt street Is still being pushed rapidly
&n forward.
jfisr The tracks of the Pennsylvania ralread
?y" la the Columbia yar'sare recviving
EfS-teBtlen ei tbe repair gang.
?sf la the Columbia var'aare receivincr the at.
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JkitKEHTr,U IS COLUJIItlst,
Jifi'WLj. kaimnal .lAnans T'j.l.t
8Mk a.-, vwu.anuu au.u
111 Slurr te a Cuuu
H'le tlrtrajetl Illui.
BamuelJohnsen, who has been a fugitive
from Justice for cove rat mouths, has been re
eaptnred and is new In jail here. Jehnsen
waa arrested in Columbia near the roiling
all! by Ofllcer Wlttlck en Monday eve
ning. He was placed In the lockup
with a colored man named Caleb Jenes.
While confined he told Jenes that he
was wanted In Lancaster, where he
had robbed a peanut stand. At the hearing
this mornieg before Squire Kvans Jehnsen
was discharged, but before he get away the
colored man told Witttck what Jehnsen had
told him. The latter was then rearrested and
brought te this city. Jehnsen Is the young
man who some months age was arrested with
Bess Dester en th charge of robbing Uuber's
peanut stand at the Northern market. They
were given a hearing before Alderman
McConemy and were committed te Uil
In default of bail for trial at court.
Oa the way te prison the men man
aged te escape from Officer Lewars who
had them in charge, taking with them the pair
efbandquifs. De?ter was rearrested several
weeks age and committed te Jill. True bills
have been found against both persons, charg
ing them with tne robbery of the peanut
stand. This morning Jehnsen was held for
court by Aldermau McCeuitey en the addi
tional charge of larceny el the haudcutts.
Jehnsen a rlrst taken Inte custody in
Columbia as a vagrant.
Veih el lbs strit committee.
A meeting of the street committee was held
last evening In belect council chamber.
A large number of bills were approved and
ordered te be paid.
Clerk Suieltz stated that he had ccllected
all the money subvrl'n-d by the property
holders en et King street towards the lav.
leg of the belglan block, and he had also
collected JSJO for the Cer.il street son or.
A number of persons apjxwred bt-fere the
, committee and complained that the fronts el
tnelr beuses hail Iweu datuspml by the blast
lug en Ceral street t-ewer. The contractors
were before the committee and they stated
that they would willingly pay all damage
caused by theui.
The city regular was ordered te make the
line betvteen the city and the property ei
the peer house farm opposite the reservoir.
The peer directors desire te set their lences
back te the proper line.
The street t-nmuus'lennr was directed te
give the line of gutter.aud re(alr the gutter if
necessary in front et Dr. linker's new resi
dence ou Lime street.
A Chance Fer Imc:tter Heard of Trade.
It was rumored in Jersey City Monday
that the J. It Tlioinpieu Street company,
which omplejs about -00 men iu us werke,
covering te blocks ut the feet el Warren
Btreet, In that city, had decided te remeve its
plant te renusyivjiilj. The reason given
for the removal was n desire te rtduce the
cost of production by saving in tlie cost ei
coal and freight. It was said that the re
moval had been fixed for next March, and
that allot the ceuipsny'H present lorce who
desired te remain in their service would
have their expeiiKBH of uitnlng. On Inquiry
at the company's i nice, Mr. Thompson being
absent, the boekket-iier said, that while the
advisability of moving tlm plant te Penn
sylvania had been di:cused by the Brm,
nothing had as jet been ilelmltelv de
cided." lie " dtcliued te ssy where the
plant would be lecxled if the removal was
decided upon, but several locations had been
ceusldertd."
Olieulug ul lunil .surct.
The viewers appointed by the court te as
seas damages caused by the proposed open,
ing of Third street, freui Maner street te the
city limits, met at 10 o'clock. The viewers
went ever ihe route of the proposed street
this morning, and this alternoen they heard
testimony as te the value el the iirenertv
taken. ' J
The following parties were awarded dam.
ages: ituilelpu (aiuIHrV,entatp, city tiW
SSSPVJi-1?!1- Z,eK,,r. '-'ty tlTsceunty
fSOO; Albert Lehlhus(5M,C(iiistiutlne Bank.
ort iMW, Jacob Ottetler, 000, Frederick
Judith 10O, Casper Msrkert $100, Jeseph
Zeek tSOO, Jacou L. Frey fjte llebert
J. Housten 125. Jehn C. Uager (50, te be
paid by the county ; and Win Judith (60 0
be paid by the city and f 2u0 by the county.
Vt'hj UeuiecruU lltjultr.
rrem the .Vew Yerk H'erid.
Thellepubilcaun have almost lest control
of the Senate. The defection of Itlddleberger,
of which there were many symptoms last
winter, and the Independence or Van 'tVyck
would, with the pretable gains el the Demo
crats Iu California, Indiana and New Jersey,
destroy the Kepubllcau supremacy in the
"PP" Heuse. The ltepubllcan majority of
4l,t00 for lilaine Is wiped out in Minne
sota, The majority in Ohie is less than 12..
000. aloaset Anen irn.n iuu -e. i.. i '
lf. chusettsthe Kenubllcan majority Is reduced
f4 S?-?tU 8UJ. rv JD"(x-rats gain two con-
w.,i.i,;. iJ "" ." .."7 J " ""'? u l"
7 i:r r;. " nmit. ivuu in xnuw xerk the
,puMlcanB filled te elect the best candidate
&V uZf. ., " u "u"aieu ier auy oinee In a long
; - Uuie thus Ietlnir ilm t.iu f.,. ,, , . ..
!?fselen. ' """ '" BU,;-
All Fer Cbarltj
On Monday l)4ul6l u. M
of thn llvbrew wug..1,ouJer"uuue","
gave Maer Mnrteii-t26 for thaauni.,nV
lie also ga e r.'5 te the Der s"e"vP. t
the St. Jt-eiili-a hospital and (25 tlf lh
diM Benevolent a-oclatie0. -fnu money
'im the prectids of the recent Uebiew charity
ball J
Tli Slieuiifictinr Secuhlr.
Monday evening the M.cnnereher society
bald sociable in ihelr lull, end there was a
geed attendance and a fine time. Ne concert
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Bahjecta Discussed be UlethertUt Clrj.
men at bi. rani's Church.
The Chester Valley Ministerial association,
made up of pastors of the Methodist church
residing In Linci'ler county, with a few
from Chester county, met statedly at St.
Paul's Methodist church en Monday even,
lng. The sermon was preached by Kev. J.
W. Bradley, of Gap, te a large cengrega
tlen.
The business sessions wete held te-dsy.
The morning sossleu was opened with
devotlensl exerclses, after which the pallers
submitted reports of the sermons preached
by them last Sabbath. The reports showed
that prelrscted meetings are being held with
geed result .. .......
The first topic for discussion was, hero here
in lies the secret el the success of the special
evangelists r The first speaker was Kev. A.
Oak os. He staled that churches all made
great exertions when evangelists were te
conduct services, but that the great success
of evangelists was that they were specially
adapted for that work. He mentioned
Meedy, Sam Jenes and Thes. Harrison, the
boy preacher, as successful evangelists.
While they were successful as evangel
ists, they did net cenMder that tney
would be successiul as regular pastors.
Rev. Heed said that evangelists as n rule
preach te Christians and net te tbe uucon uucen
crted and that eangellsts will net work lu
a church unless they have the support of the
Christian members. He thought that there
should be evangelists tn eery conference,
under the direction of the presiding elder, te
be sent te all the churches and net only te the
rich churches te gain popularity. The reason
for thelr great success Is the methods applied
m their work. Anether reason ler their sue
W8 is the great simplicity with hich they
present lunusmeniai iruw anu uecirines.
They preach the common sense view of the
way of salvation.
ltev. A. T. Taj ler corroborate! what the
previous speaker said. He belleed
pastors could secure the same success If they
did the same kind of work as evangelists
Tbe trouble as a rule w 1th preachers w as that
they lacked tee much theology. Auether
drawback is that members of the church tee
frequently lese faith lu their regular minis
ter Kev. V. ttrifnth, of Columbia, delivered
an address en the dutj et the luster te the
week. He cited many verses el scriptures
te show that the weak should be cared ter
spiritually. He classed among the weak
the young. He referred te Ihe duties of
class leaders and pastors towards the j'eung
se they are preperlj- taught the doctrines of
the Methodist church and w hen properly In
structed tbey become useful members of the
cnurcn auu uy weir ciierts many are brought
Inte the church.
Thomerulm; session was djeed with the
singing of ' l'ralse Uel Irem Whom All
Blessings llnw."
The Afternoon S'Mleu.
The afternoon session opened with devo
tional exercises, alter which Kevs. Coxsen,
Gray, Dungan and Keads discussed, "What
can be done te stir up Ged's people te the
greatest faith" Rev. OAkes delivered an
address en ''Observations Abroad," Rev.
Gray discussed the cause and cure et anarch
ism, and all the members took put iu the
discussion en the subject, ' What Is and
what should be the relation of the church te
the cause of temperance
Coatesville was selected as the nett place of
meeting, en Jauuary 10 and 11.
The inllewlng ministers were present
Revs. J. W. Bradley, (jp , J. A. Cooper,
Cbarlestewn , C. Reads S . Paul's, Lincas
ter.J. R. T. Gray. Duke street, Lancaster ;
A. N. Milllsen, West Mission, Laucaster;
Geerge Hill, Simpsen Chapel , K. C. Grif
fith, Columbia . A. F. Tavler, Cechranvllle ,
A. Oakes, Atgleu ; O. R. Cook, Mt. Jey ; V.
Gray, Gap; J. Dungan, .Marietta, F. G.
Cexscn, Sate Harber ; G. F. Hurlock, Down
Ingrown, W. F. Buyer, Balnbridge; D. F.
Smythe, Quarrj ville . tiee. Read, Mount
Nete.
Letters Uranted bj the JlcgKter.
The following letters were granted by the
reglsteref wills for the week ending Tues
day, November 0 .
Administration Mlcbael Vellmer. do de
casod, late of Lsncaxter city , Margaret Voll Vell
mer, city, administrator.
Chrietian K. Newcomer, deenased, late of
Maner township; Abraham K. and Jeseph
K. Newcomer, Maner, administrator.
Ann K Herr, deceased, late of Ceney town
ship , G. H. Felleuberg, Couej-, administra
tor. Catharine Rtlckel. deceased, late of Ceney
township, Klljsh G. Beyer, Ceney, and A.
W Moere, Yerk, administrators.
Testamkntart James Creaswell, late of
Edeu township ; Geerge M. Cresswell and
Jehn Eckman, Lden executers.
Philip rinkelberg, deceased, late of Lan
caster , Catherine Dlnkelberg, city, executers.
Jaoeb WeltKl. deceased, late of Laucaster
Utj- , Rebecca Weltzel, city, executrix.
Alvis Grenllcb, deceased, late of Columbia
borough ; Maria Grenllcb, Columbia, exe-C-itrlx.
Wtu. S. Connelly, decened, latn el Man
helm borough ; Jehn Fuliuer, Manhelm,
executer.
Ter the rrerentluu e( Cruell le Anlnmli.
Monday evening a meeting was bold at the
efDce of Dr. E. 8. Weber, Na 7 West Orange
street, te take some action in regard te the
reorganization of the old society ler the pre pre
veutlen of cruelty te animals. Quite a num
ber of prominent ladles and gentlemen were
present. Thej- had a long talk eer the mat
ler, but nothing et lmpoitauce was deue. It
is likely that the society will lie reorganized,
however, and elllcers will be elected lu
January.
Ulcurilen te rblladelhla.
This moraine Meuterey ledge of Odd
Fellows, of this city, ran a cheap three day
excursion te Philadelphia. The tickets also
outltled the holder te an admission te the
Academy of Music where Frederick Warde,
the tragedian, Is playing an enysgement.
Three hundred aud leu persons left Linci-ter
en the excursion and this number was largely
Increased at ether stations. Ne scial train
was run, but the excursleuiita left ou the
regular train at 7:3a
De i rail te take a leek at btaurler A I e s
windows, j,e3. 31 unci 33 North Queen street
The largvst dlirlay of coal saeiucaund fine fur
goods eer teen in Lancaster We keep only
the heat grades of genuine fur. nev 8 Iwd
Ve'. i lull te attend the Adjourned Public Sale
en 'thnisdsy eeulu-. ey 11, al Koblheas'
Hetel et Keh't 'Ictupleten's 51 Lheli.e llulld
Iuk bole, located In the LVhlh aid, en Laurel
aud Maner etui-la ev 6 ml
TeUphuue C'euiietiliini.
Cee. Wall. Croas Keys hotel ami an B Umfl.
groceries, Mailetta, atu connected suh ihs ttl ttl ttl
I'houe uxthauge.
New rurnlturehtere.
W C. Eapp and L. It. Itete have In stock the
fluent grades of fululturu at vtiy irasenahle
priced. 1h-lrareroetuln tha new building,
corner Seuth Queen and Vine btreets, are well
filled. Cull there.
MAHUIJLUKH.
Bwahtz-Obsim. Oil Monday. Nev S. by the
Lev II St. Kl. tTur.atthopareenaijBol the Third
Bluet Retermed church, Katen.Ps, Mr II t
tiwartz andMUs Knuna K. lireen.heih of Lan
cbter, i'a j
ur.Attit.
rttHSK. In thl city, en thu Till Inst, limn
seu el Uhsrles und Ue.! ri.her, uned three
jears, six months and ltt daj s.
The relatives and friends or the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from
iherart'Hts'rfKldencc, Ne. .' North Christian
strict, en Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Interment at Zlun's cemetery.
JIewkits. -November 7, 16i; in Pittsburg. Pa .
Jaoeb 11. Honors, aijed ts years
Iho friends of the family are respectfully in
vited te attend the funeral from his lale lesi
dtnte, Ne. 21S Wet King street, en Wednesday
ttla.m sarvl-saj t tha house. Interment a
Woodward Hill cemetery. Interment prhftti
its
MTiiBRs.-In this city. Net. 7, 1j8, laryll.
Mathers, wife ottirlaudeO. ilathers. et lian-as
and Uaugblur of the lam James u. t'luik, of this
Ihe relatives und friends efths family aie le
tpectlully Invited te attend the fuueral, from
tne realdenie of her mother, Ne.W7 HmtOianuu
stieet, en 1 himday luernlng at f se o'clet k Te
i'iecuvu ie ijuuiuienn ler interment en the je
tram. 0.Sta.
dre,TCUjC;J-I!iib,l'y. O" the 7th lint., of
erdcrln general are re.pecUuny tmia te !
tend the tuneral. from 1.1. i.,l Jll.T-J .M
UOaeuth Queen street, et, Thursday aVt7nc-n
at So'cleck. Interment at Woeanardlliii r1.
etery.
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LAWOABTEK P-lXLiX lJTgLnifiwMtt, jlujcjPlhi,x uvxaiiii,
jiKirjrrfl.
i'hlUkdalpnlK rrtxlur SIMSet.
raitiDBtrBU. Nev 9- Heur steady. Bales
el !U barrels. Mlnu.iwknrs, MHHltM lVnns
luntly at J hXJJ T. H esleru l tJ Al D . ll
ents.il HIISX
Hye neur atesay at j
1 p. m., call-wheat Het , twi
flUd Jsn.M,3 . Ict..
Cern .ev. Ijc. fet.lSc J' V
ft i
rii.
Oats-Nev, ei t'l-c ffl0( Jan , V-
new lull rnxture Slarset.
rrw Iem, Nev. 1 rieur nistkut dull and
wuaki rine, tl ttwret SurxrUne, II 1H11
Common te uoea Kxtra Western, fissfi
Weed te Choice Kxtrt Western. U6W :
City lill Krtras, fl X1I fu ter Weet Indies .
Minn. Kilnt. r.'HSJJ ve Kxtra Ne.li; Il'UI .
Uoedtntsncy Kxirt state,(JSNji ;j ( cotuuien
te Kalr KxtraUhle. f 1 40Cf1 7U.
Wheat Ne. I KeJ ut, ou f tx)t-.v'S(Ic-J- Ne. I
lied, state, fl(lle Ne 1 Uwt, Wluter. Nev.,
flSe i fee, M)ie , Jan . 'Te
Cern Ne. t Mlinl. cesh, l4i Ni ,r ',i ,
Dec, is', si Jan.l'V
(JU .xv 1, Whltt. -iaIe, en eU C . Ne i,
de. SC l Ne. 1 Sllxcl Western, Her , M V
Kyn dull aud ueuilnsl , estern, AMI); .
(State i7e-
Harley nominal , ungraded ( anafla. TV
l'erkdullt New le-s. 110 STflO ;j
lAnl-Ner, J3: llec.H 2J Jun . 2.
Molasses quiet, new cropdeuicjtlt. tearrlTOls
selling at fO Nie
i-ureentlnti dull si 9;ui.d
UehIii quiet : slrsttitHl te Keed it "t)l iv
1'etre'e'im steady t reflncd In bsrmls, .V Se
In msiw. SV:-
Frelahts dull , sratn te t tverpnel. igiSi
irattut-MarkHt steady: New Wesleiu
Crwwnery, .'llf-.c . l'enn a de, iirf"e
Ch'jose qntet, Wojteru rist, llJUe
State. sfJUJc
EggsCnu, etatr, ::Hfl'su, Mcitcin. :-C
!lc
sngiir market Hull UcBucd Lul.eal, t i te
gnnutatesl, n l-lv
Tallew stead) rrltuc city, ISr
litre dull
Cettce stead v , filr carpees, ljtj
unlrege AtitrRet
i'Hiuto.Nev P, ij.aa m. MarktoieneKt .
W hent . lAc Dec T. , Jsn ,
;.',c . May. i
Cern Nev , se, 1HC-,33C, Jau, '.v.. Jiav,
:',c.
eats Jan , ITe. May. StjflSeJic.
I'erk Nev , -i5 . Dec . I., ." : Jn , t " 1".
1 nl-Sev . n ,: ; Dec, ) J-tu , . ,
lllbs Nene
't!lS8.
Wheat Nev., JUJCj Kcc
Ti'.S'S'tC . May, .!',.
eru .Nev., SAie. Die, Je
r'.c .
: . J an ,
Jan.,
5c;ic May, ijirti'4-ustJu-Sev.,
'iS,c-i Dec, ye . Jan , !3JiC May
Perk ev. 13 SS ; Dee . til Jan . J10 OR.
ljrd-Nev., fM) Dec, U5.S Jan,.Lt
Klhs- jAii.fi 15.S
nratu anu lroiieu.
rnmlshtsl by 8. K. Yun.lt, llietei.
Cbicaep, Nov.9,leo"clocltp in.
Wheat. Cern, t
;Ssts.
l'er. Lard.
November 74
i
December TVi
January '1
May 'I'.
Winter Whmt
Spring Wheat
Cern
Oats
It ye
Harley
OU City
Crude Oil
a,
5 -.S
II
Ueceipt. Car lta
, ee's
netc.
Kscelpis lien ia,eu
Closing Price 5 o'clock i. tu.
Wheat. Cern. Oats. Perk,
Netember 'Hi fi Ms 9
December W, &, $ X
January 73i .5'S MS li) w
ltrd
5 it)
iay si'. ii1. s
OU City
Crade OM 5
LAncaler Lite Stuck Market.
Lacibiir, Nev. 9 The receipts of live
stock for the week endlnz tnlsy, at the jardef
James Stenart were 1 7W tattle. 19 homes, .'17
Iambs, 110 hogs. The sales at this yard were I 9
cattle, U hOKs and US sheep at the tollewlui;
prices Steckersand leedcrs at fJ(J5.W lambs
at Ce.. aud hns at &e
At Jehn Menlzer s yards !43 cattle and e
hogs were sold. Mecker sold at ft iQ3 r .
feeders, (tat :u butchtrs, IJHjSW. Hogs sold
at
At Levi 6enenig's yards S0 cattle. andOhejts
wereseld stockers, 11 ltfjt ) letter., ti 7'S
fltftl ilnht butchers IJOtllM ijoed DutLtei,
liegsi. Uegs koldatUweJ.-u
Use Blocs Alarkera.
Cntcxue, Nev. S -The Dreteri- journal rep"iT
CatUt-Keeeipt, eet, had ; shlpmenta, Je .
market strong and higher Bhlppln teer,
tne te IAw as, SSeJt) Piecktrs and le.-e.eri ai
riieaaiu- cows, bnlls and mixed at $1 3
OJ ;j;bullc at II Kfii 4). through Texas
tattle nominal at tl rvJj ue , Weuirn ntnKUT" a
shade higher. nitlv,- and hef breads, t.1 0
R1 eO, cews,fiutJISi wintered rexsns, tl Ci5
lleits Itecelpts i;ue head, shipments,
13,e market 'osier, reuh anc mixed,
4Ji53J;t: racking and shipping, UIiGleu,
llht, u J3). skips, i: teas .n
Sheep Kecetpts, i,inu head, shipmeniH. KtOj
market was stead nallrej, t! OHtfi 73;
Heatern, W C5SJ fr) Texani, t- wS3 CO : latnbs,
UtJllO.
New ura Meks.
Nsw Teaa Nev 3 vt all street, I M p m
Meney leaned at JJ7 per cent. Ex, hanjre
sterdy at M 5lHfJ) f3 i oevernments were firm
Currency 6 s, II iii hid : Is teups, iu bid
IK'S coops, UlJi bid
The stock market this morning opened
very rjulet and without change from last even
ings figures, but alter Ihe erst few transactions
began te advance, and continued ou the up
grade throughout the first h.mi en buying, the
result of reports te the cnee' that committees of
the pukers and strikers had been appointed
with a view te attempt te adjmt their differ
ences. At 11 o'clock pries,, were Dp', te 1J, per
csnt The market at midJay sold oil pertly
under the lead et Union PatifK The market at
the time of wilting Kai Irregular
utiKS starxe-s
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VAMP ADVKRTlSEitEXTS.
ISAK1NO POW1JKK
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
THIS pewder never vailes A niirtel of
puiily, strenif th and ahiueseiiieut'ss. Mem
economical than thneidlnary klmls and cannot
La told in competition wlihlhoiiiiiltltuduef low
test, short weight, alum or pb'Mphute iMiwders.
bold only tn earn IteraL lUkien i'oweiaL'o.
il Wall street. New Yerk. ruay27.lyd.tw
WANTKD-A VOUNG (HKL KKOM
thecenntry wants a situation te (le mm.
eral housework
In a pilvate family. Apply ut
Ne. lit U)w street.
lid
VANTKO-A (UltLTO DO OliNKKAIs
TT Housework. One whs can speak Her
man preferred. Apply at
U" e. M East Chestnut Dtrtst.
xk a n mm n km kx va,
W.VNTKH A GOOD COOK, MAl.UOU
(otiiale. Arply at Ihe
HUM liUAl'H I10TEU
Bi v Tin; fi.nkst Yem: rerNi
WHISKY IIAII MtllSKI
wmam f wiifut
KOIIUCUM b I OUO It Ml 1.1 UK,
J-ICKN ItlKmjU ahr, l.im..Vfln. fa.
MKH. NKl.LIK WKlCiTaNS wTliTuK wTliTuK
sutue her teaching lu lUndna Detemticr
1 Private lessens In dtnclnit. atse, t-lAMivt
taught pilvate. I'Mldren s Ua Saturday ntier
neon Addless, 3.M taat Lvuie .neet n lw
IflOK SALK.
? Twe J-et en-feel
0al Y "X Metal Shew
tnses
M 111 be eeld very cV" V (-ply at the
no all
Ai.ii; lei rv t i i ciunn.
pATAUuu crm:i.
V The worst rases el Latan
nea'nl hi- lir i: V ni
h sutvestfullv
the Keystone
ll-ur, thijetty. ills tnatuicul no er falls te
brlnu inimediate tcllcf. ltd"
91 1 C KNT STORi:S T K K N s ilOl'S U
llieck, have the riuest
ALBUMS
Kvei alie n lit this eltv. and kum amavsthe
lowest, n-:iK
TvrDlN'l)".
KirisT N tries! Uass, I
l.ancsslct, Va , Neemher 1A I
The Heard et Ultceters of this lUnk hue Or
clanxl a semi anuual dividend of ne per tent,
patntile en dumaud
ltd Aw HKNllYt.. HVH.VER, Cashiei.
Wn" if.vA'i: jusTKKCifivKn .rvifitY
latRe assortment of Plush and Lealhei
Phele Albums, direct Hern the Imperiers. They
are better geed thin wen ever offend In anv
market for the money. Call and examine ibetn
al Ihe '"c Stere, btevens lleu- n4td
Al ULL LINK OV NKW AM) l)K
"imhle eeids Just opened all the latest
neteltiea. Drep tn and eee them st the c
mere, Mevcuj Heuse II Ux k. n HdK
AU. KOSKNSTKIN,
lMPOUTlNU 1 Ml till.
My selection for the c mna easl'n 1 new
tvady, comprising ens et tht flnest stock eter
shen In this city. The t.xk Uentliely new
and well worth yeurtnspei tlen. My prltes are
teixlerate, and workmanship of the best. The
ivputiitlen of the house im tine work will be
fuily maintained. Having serumt for the com
ing season the services et Hrsi-Uass Tailors, 1
tan uuamntce the very best of erk.
Sole proprietor for the Patent Strap Panta
loons, warranted net le ,iruw up wheu sitting
down, nor bap at the knee.
A. It. ilOSENSTKl.N.'r Vei'h Queen Su
T AMASTi;n I1AL.1
OttETSMTIEIUI
EXHIBITION
AT LANCASTER HALL,
NO. IX WEST K I Mi ST.
Frem November 9 le le, Inclusive.
Open fiem 9 a ui te i ' p m.
$250 IN PREMIUMS.
11EL.DBVTI1E
LAKOASTBR COUNTY
Agricultural and Horticultural
Society.
ADMISSION .HUNTS,
Llllt.UKKN ... luCKNTS.
COUPON 1ICKKT (3 Admtsstens) 11 CO
'. It. DiyFtNDEKrrER,
nt.I I 6 9,9.10,Il,i:,l3xnw
Secretary.
sptAUI. AND SEE
lilt-
ROCHESTER
LAMP,
Sixty Candle-bight
Ecus them all
ALether bet of CI1KAI' OLeBCS M Oas and
oil 6 tot (S
THE "PERFECTION
Mb 1AL MOULDING AND F.l BBEP. (.t M110N
WEATHEH STRIP
Ilest them alb Ihlsstrlpu itwears all ethers.
Keeps out the cold Mop rattling of windows
Exclude the dust. Keep out iii'w andriln. Any
one tan apply It no wate or dirt made In ap
llnKt. t an be Cue l in. j-where ue holes tn
Lere, rcan y for use. It win uet split, warp or
ehrlnk a cushion slitp'ts tfc um pvrleit At
thu &tcre, litaterand llane stele
r-
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
2-1 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER, I'A.
aV
Tiu.ePHOBOs ion nui.i matism.
A STARTLING FACT.
Ills net commonly kne-i 'hat a large pro
portion efthetheumull.nl and neuralgia extant
Is traceable directly te the diseased condition
or Imperfect action of he kidneys and liver ,
therefore a remedy which turet the result
ing disease must have luaml aud smitten tbe
first cause. Many persons uiln- Athlopherus
ter rheumatism and neuralgia have bcensur
priced te Und that chronic disorders of the liver
and kidneys have also been greatly relieved and
they have written feran explanation. The fact
Is that the remedy acts directly en these organs,
denuding them from all UTltallng substances
and regulating their uitl'n Tukm In connec
tion with Athlopherus I'M, this Is, without
exception, the most valuable kldney and llcr
remedy lu the weild, and mil cure a large pro
portion el tbeee who h t thi-e disrates.
COPAKC iKOH W 0J-KS, COPAkk, N. y .
Fer thu last Ave years 1 hive lieen subject te
severe altucks of tbeumattim, which would
cause tne the nieil excruclallng pain en my
chest it as obliged te put myself under the doc
tor 'a t.ire for two or time months at a time, and
even then It was almost impossible te get any
reli-1 The last time I was taken iny son was
at home, and 1 requested htm tjutll the doctor,
but he said he had heard of a new remedy for
rheumatism called Athlopheros and advised me
letrylt 1 did and jeu can Imagine my sur
prise was relieved of all pain after taking one
bettleand bve net been troubled since. Itseved
uiequlteaautnef money, and wcat is belter, 1
was net obliged te endure weeks et sutTerlng,
would net be without It In the house. Have
recommended It te ethers aud It never falls te
give teller L II l'ATTEUSON.
Every druggist should keep Athlopheros and
Alhlopnero fills, but where' tbey oannelbe
bought of the druggist the Athlopheros Ce., Ne.
11! all street, New Yerk, win send cither (car
riage or paid) en receipt of regular price, which
Is II COper bjttle for Athlopheios and 50c. for
1'llU.
ter liter and kidney diseases, dyspepsia, In
digestion, weakness, nervous debility, dlseasea
et werauu, constipation, headache. Impure
bleed, .te, Athlopheros I'llls are uut'iualed.
nut D-m ted
VALUABLE OITY rKOPhllTY AT
AS3H1NKK8' 8Al,K-lln TUESDAY,
NOVEMUEliaTlI.lfcal.at 7ocleck p. m, will be
sold at the Leepard hotel, In tbe city of Lancas
ter. I'a, In pursuance el an etder of the Court
of Common Picas, of Lancaster County te tbe
undersigned assignee, the following properties,
Purpart K I. AH that certain two-jtery imiCK
hlOUK AMI DWELLING with two-MeiV
ItttlCK lltCK HUILDlNOand LOT or l'lECK
or t.KOUND.sltuatedea the Northeast corner
el Middle und Keckland streets. In the City of
Lancaster, Hounded and described as fellows
te wit lleglnutng en the Northeast corner of
Middle aud Keckland sttcets, thence extending
west along said Middle street, thirty feet, thence
North uloeg purpart Ne. 2, 67 net te a pest,
thence West along purparts Hnd 3, 40 feel te
property late of ilenf. Mlshler, thente North 21
ieel te property of, Mrs. Kline; thence East
along the a tine K feel te lleckland street,
nnd thence along tha Hue of Uecklaud street te
the place et beginning.
j he above Is one of the best corner groceries
in the city of Lancaster 1 he let also contains
suitable shedding atd outbuildings
riirnuU Ne. Ail that certain two-story
BUIi 11 DWELLING, with one story bsck build
lug and let or piece et gieund. sltuuud en the
northwest side of Middle strtet, In the city of
Lancaster, aud numbered HA and 300 ou city
plan. 4'nntalnlng In front en said Middle street
-'l feet 9 Inches, mere or less, and extending In
depth 1 feet, were or less, te purpart Ne. 1.
Purpart Ne. 8. All that certain two-story
ItltlLK DWKLLIMJ, with one-story brick back
building, and let or piece of ground situated en
thu northwest side of Middle stieet, lu tbe city
of l-nucaslvr, and uuuitiered 3i4 ou tlty plan,
containing lu I rout oil Bald Middle street IS feel
3 Inches, ineiu or less, and extending In depth
67 fuel, mere or less. The houses ou purparts
Ne. handsale new and tn first class condition.
The abevu propei th s trill be sold as a whole or
separately as bestsnits purchasers.
Thu Bile of the 3 purparts will be subject te
two mortgages, amuuiiltriK together te H.&ie,
and Interest Ireui October 1st, lwi.
All persons desirous of viewing the premises
am Invited te call en the undersigned ut any
time belete the sale. Purchase money payable
en April I, IS7. Positive sale
DAMEL81NO.
Assignee of Charles Peters and wife.
Jlisar Sreissrt, Auctioneer, ect-8 M,W,li.
I
rMl'OHTANV AM) HllUll.Y ATTHAUTIVK lUKOAINH.
jrTcclict.r pre Cenllnlly Invllnl le Visit our New, lltlgia ami Clitciful Sletc. JH
CLOAKS, WRAPS, AND SHAWLSt
AT Til I.
NEW CLOAK BAZAAR.
Dm supeiiei sleck of UtsUvlass revhIs , ecrjtliiiiR entirely new , our l'lxed Imw Pi lew , our Solid lliulnvas Piluclplcs which
cnsiue coiiiplcte". sitllsfncUen le eur;frlcml and alreii9 tlicse explain our Popularity anil out Jmiccesh. l'tetn n inulllliiile of wen
iieiftil Utrpalipt va quote our l'ameus15 Seal Tliish Wrap, and our bupeib IP.&Obwil Plush Ceat, anil our t'M Seal Plush Visile,
our Superior Astntkaii .l.ickcks. 5.O0, 17.00 anil tie, llNiutlful Astmkan Wraps, Satin Lined, at tl". W, Veiy Slyllsh Wrap .lackets
at .iv. Children's Ccits of ceiy Sl?e ami Style. fiTOur Stere will be Opeu Lery KeiiliiK
JOSEPH
The Leading Cleak Heuse,
tiaij:k a ukethkk
E
ALL AND WINTER
13 AOEH A: DUOTHHlt linve new
in ny etyloaentlroly new. They Invite
filer and ltlaek r ur Wisps,
rilie tttxps Tilmmed with Otter
Frtien Wraps Trimmed with Tstlsl
Plush t raps rrttnined with t til.
lleucle Wraps Ttltnrned wllh Tails.
As'.iicau Jackets, t'rizee Jackets, Boucle Jackets,
t
SEAL PLUSH COATS,
SHAWLS. I
- - - e
Misses' and Children's Jackets, Havelecks and Newmarkets.
HAGKER &
Nes. Q5 and 27 West King Street,
.VA'ir AD VXNTlSKMKXTtl.
17IOR SALK. -A HAKKKY OUT KIT,
E consisting of horse, wagon, and ever) thing
usedln a flrst-clsss bakery.
nJlwd lllbOL'TlI
W&
at
STP.EKT
ANt,V LOT OK HARD 11UBHKII
Trusses, light, strong, cleanly, durable,
and easy te wear Special attention te titling,
at HUllLEVa DltUU 8 TO UK.
X West King street.
AVE.
OKFHK THE FIRST JlORTUAOl:
a iht cant. Held llends of the Sharen.
Pa., and Pensacola, ria., Water Cemitanlcs, te
parties desiring oafe investments, ruiierpsr
tlculars lurnlshed en application
WM tl HOPPKIlJt CO.
cMStdTu.ThAS Ne 23 S.Thltd hi, Phlla.
JOEL L. HAINES, LANCASTER'S
Greatest Auctioneer, tolteclertof Kcnts and
hire insurance Agent, is ready te serve hit
frlsnds and the public In the most satisfactory
manner 1 believe In work ; the man
that den t work gets lett If you want
a house sold 1 will threw ray whole strength
Inte It, go and see parties who bid at
former sales, pest sale bills en my bulle
tins and red auctioneer's flag. The rallying cry
nt my agency Is " jret there OClce, Ne 1
NOHrll UL'KE 8T. Lancaster, Pa nlwd
SAUER KRAUT. JUST REOEIVED A I
fine let of Imported Bauer Ktaut. Ortleis I
received by telephene promptly attended te at
the Old I
neiiaeiu urecery auu t ruvisiuu otei
labia tirecerv and Prevision Stere el
JOI1 1 OCU8. S6l and SM6enth queen street.
We
elve lull weight and measure no humbug. I
cannot ssll below cost.
nJ-3id
FALL GOODS.
All the Latest Novelties ;in FINE M1LL1
nr.ui at
WEIKKL'S 1IILL1NEKV STORE,
eJrcdll
NO. 38 North ljueen etrset'
w
ILLIAMSON iv:FOSTbR.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER.
A Coel, Crisp November.
OVERCOAT COMFORT
CHILDKLN'S
Ot'KllCOATS Hemespuns,
Dean Casslmcre, Fancv Cbetlet
nam
Twills, 3J0. 14 &, IS CO. t,.ttl
DOTS' OVERCOATS Fancy Worsted, Cerk
screws. Mixed Caslmerts and Plain Illewu
T wills M M, I5.C0, 160, rJ W.
GENTSOVKRCOATB Ilrewn, Oray and Sil
ver (Jrny Kerseys, Klys'an Heavers and Storm
Irieze, ill, IU, ll'.M,
Furs, Eurs, Furs.
OKNT 6 rtlt COLLAI18 AND GLOVES,
LADIES' COLLAUKTTKS AND MUITJ',
FV It CAPES AND 110 AS,
t UK AND rLATUEUTUIMMlNU,
SEAL PKIN CAT1 AND T0LO3.
GENTS DRESS DERBY HATS.
Dunlsi.'s I'lne Silk lints.
JILVS AND BOVe' FAXCV CLOTH CAI'SL
CAUHIAOE I1011KB Silver Gray and lllack
Wolf, liufTale, ler and Deuble flush, Herse
Hlaukets and Whips.
WINTER UNDEnWEAE-Uedlcated Scarlet
riannl, rine Camel's Hair, All-Weel may
Mixed and While Merine. Unnt's Weel Hese
In Plain and fancy Celers.
SILK Nr.CRWKAIl-I'ilut-e Tecks. the Pull
Scarf, the I our In Hand and lat titan.
New Htyles Cel larsiiiul Cuff.
SILK AND COTTON SOSPENDERS.
The Largest Assortment of
Ladies' & Gent's Beets and Shoes.
bemethlng eijicclally oed for Ladles' Wear,
tbe 1'hlladeiphiu Tee aud ether popular styles.
All sizes, Price, 1100.
OKNT-f IHIESS SHOES In I.hce Hals and
lluliens. hale lleveled KdMfl. Very ueat and
dressy lu api laiante. PHte, I3.W,
WILLIAMSON rS FOSTER.
32, ill, HO mid eHKast Klnt? StM
LANCABTKU, TA.
riuurjum.
L. RAU
136
In atoek nit oletjnut line or Fnll mill Whiter Writpn, Juckeln, Nawmnrkelej
nn oxpimlntUlen.
FUR
fpEACHEIW.
TEACHERS
EXAMINE
A Large Reduction in Prices te AIL
-
ART ROOM IS OPEN TO ALL FREE.
H.
Z. RHOADS, Jeweler,
Ne. 4 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
Aster jiurBttTtHMaiisaTB.
HAVANA OlOAKS MARKLEYH
new brands, " Amerlta " and "lione Held
clear Havana Cigars are the boss 6c. and 10c
ClKar In the mtrkct. Try them.
MAUKLBt '8. " Yellow rrenl."
Ne. II North Dueein Street
(rermerly llartman's)
AV.1
HAl'l.
U R. KOTK.
FURNITURE
rer the DEBT BARGAINS In tURNlTl'P.E
of ALL KINDS, go le the
NEW FURNITURE STORE,
Oer. Seuth Queen and Vine Ela.
ears selling for a short lime, at ASTONISH
I.1U LOW I'lttCES, EleKant Walnut Iled.Uoem
Hnltes, Maible Tep, U3 0U, tine Haircloth Tar Tar
ler Suite. IVU 00 : Elegant Lounge, 17 W I and
ether goods at the same Lew Trices nDlmd
c
LARKK ALWAYH AHEAD !
ASKING
A Friend in Town le Make Purchases.
WlLLUST0W!, Pi., NOV. S, 1&4.
Dmr Maria
1 have a favor te ask of you betere you leate
town. It Is te make a few purchases for me In
the line of groceries. Call at Clarke's Tea and
Coffee, store ; I see by the papers he has Jnst re
ceived a full llneet Dried t'rulla. llrlngmn
Three pounds New Dried Currants, 2.1c ; 3 M.
flench I'runes.Se , 1 te. sun Dried Apricots,'.', J
s. Sliced Pared Peaches, tUe; 'I rs. NewBecdleis
llatslns, !3c, and be sure you don't forget 1 ft, of
Clarke's Combination Coffee, sac., and I &a. Oian
ulaled Sugar, al 6c, Ile.
OLIRKE'S TEA STORE,
NO. 38 WEST KING S1UKF.T,
sW Telephone, mail-lydAw
e
AK HALU
ijTOft.M CeAlb AND ULbTKlfi ItCAUY.
Three days of rugged, stormy wcathe,
with winter's uumistukable stnmrts nettli
wind, cold, snow.
These have reused bujeia, sent the busi
nes3 way tip, and the vim of Saturday's
trade Ret into yesterday's.
Overcoats are geiug faster and faster ;
every kind ; from $1(1.00 ones clean up.
Loek new for the Storm Coats nnd Ul
sters 1 need Is imminent. There'n a depth
of winter comfort in them ; big, wide-cellared,
roomy, snug, cold-warding off , gar
inents for comfort and fashion, but com.
fertable above fashionable.
These are in Fur Beaver nnd Cisslmere,
with linings, mostly of wool cloth, and
reach from neck te beet-top.
Coachmen's aud Conductors Sterm-aud.
Overcoats ; full iudige blue cloth, with
woolen lining, thick and warm ; color war
ranted net te change, aud the price is but
$12.00.
Wanamakeh & Brown,
Oak Halt.,
Southeast Corker Sixth and Mar
ket Sts.,
nui.ADEi.riuA.
& CO.,
te 140 North Queen St.
TTAUEU tt nnuTHEK
WRAPS I
MUFFS, FUR BOAS,
1-UH TfllMMINUS.
MeurninR Norfolk Jiicketc, Stockinet Jackets.
Cleth Sewmsikets, Tailor Made,
Ileucle Newuisrkeis, Huttsr Tilmmed,
DlnRunalNawmatknu. Trimmed with I ut,
Mtecklnet Newmarkets.
BROTHER,
Lancaster, Pa.
T
KAUHUllS.
ARE INVITED
10-
OUR STOCK.
OUK -
XKHT A It'-Kit TI.1 Bit KM TK.
TACOI1 F. HUAKl'KKlVs
PURE RYE WHISKY.
a il g 171 yd II Dt'KE HTflRKT l.IQUOK S1UHK
F
L'lten err.Ji.v iier.su
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE
bVENINU LECTURES.
A Diversified List of Attractive
uieuts
Entertain-
Tuesdsv Evenlnz Maler llenrv C
Pane,
"1 he I) reat Natal llattles of the llebelllen
en."
itectnesiisy Evening Kev.
llebert Neuma.
" Jehn and Jonathan.
Thursday Kvutilng-Cel. C. E. IVnlten, Tha
iiriusn isieseiiiMiay ( illustrated,)
r riuay cvcuing ins
Made Lyceum Conceit
CO
A. T. Ill ItUAN'E, Unader.
Mtss I.OUIHK IIAUDWIN, Seprano.
OIUSEI'I'E HALE. Violin
II E. II UENED1CT, riantst.
Meticil snl EJecutiOEsry Kalertainmeal.
Bl.SeLE ADMlhSION '. tut K NTS.
IlKSKllVK.D HEATS MCKNTS.
COUI13K TICKET II M.
sT-Chart ter llesertiHl Heats will b open en
Monday, November Mh, 7l) p. m , at Kulton
Hall. nS tfd
H
IKSII .V: IlROTUnil.
OVERCOATS
THE 1'Jtlt'KS DOWN,
The Quality and Style Up.
Our style can alwats be depended upon as be.
Ins; first aud foremost At this time our Heck
lstemplel. our Prices are the Lewest
Overcoats Made te Order
AT THE FHORT! BI TOSSIBLE NOTICE.
Finest Jlelteu, Kmcr, Blue and Black
Itcai er, Wide-Wale Diagonal and
tllllllllillH.
Out TrliuuilriR and Wuikinaneklp cannot ba
eicelltd.
Men's llrady.Madu Melten Overcoats at IIS
Men's Itrady-Msdn llnsver Overcoats at Srt.
Men's Iteady.Made lleverslbleOvetceataat SIS
Men's lleady.Made Wlde-Wale Diagonal ever
ceaUatll'J . ...
len's lleady.Madn Skeleton Overcoats at t.
Men's Heady .Made lluslncss Overcoats et KM.
Heys' Ilearty.Made Melten nveri'ais at I ltt,
Heys' IteadyMade Heaver Overoeats at 14.
Iteya' lleady.)lade Keverslble Ovreeals at tn,
B-iys' Ready-Made Wide-Wale Diagonal Over-
Fleys'1 leady Made Bkoleten Overcoats at tJ.
IleyS' Keady.Made Everyday overcoats at 11.60.
Chlldien'a tlverceats at all prices and In all
styles and qualities.
ONE-PRIOE
Clothiers and Furnishers, '
ceu.
NOnTll QUEEN ST. ANU CENTUM
SQUARE, LANCASTER, FA.
HIRSH A BROTHER,
Ts
i
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