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iVMBIA BULL! Hit MILL MX-
awtmm a lehu idlmummb.
TfcrM I'nddllnf Furnsrss Ilclng
fNll Wtrrk Wwr t)ll)rlll en Suu.
ify-Cm of Maniac Hells -A
I Shew at the Opera Heme,
rcorrespendoncoot Ivtm.i.iebiicr.
t-.ttefcttMBtA, Wev. 21 The Columbia roll
HI, alter a suspension or ever three
m lighted up uu morning nu
II la In operation. A large number of
Were Keeking employment, nnu
re pn work te all tbose whom
kaew te be Ahl-claM men. All the
MaMllac fnrnaeca with the exception of
.tkeMareln operation, and the puddle and bar
wHt nut are working excepting the eighteen
telibuUrolla.The(wrellUiemDagcraontill(l
Mt devlre te run at present The starting of
,M Mil attracted about three hundred men
eAteya about the neighborhood, but they
" wweaet allowed about the mill. n trouble
kM occurred In the utartlng efthe mill en the
terma ettered te the workmen, and the man
agera de net expect any trouble te occur.
. T, . wrk en the llallreari.
Lv. .f A anck occurred en the Pennsylvania rail-
t"i 'mJmi Bifnrlav tnnnifnir nhnllt fileveit o'clock
'.Mike freight train drawn by cnglne Se. -1GT,
-i i if nil Mint nt the swltchen at Dlllervllle.
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'v mtwreCKWH cnuseu Dy a nange ei a rar
fc trfft. can were thrown from the track, blocking
hAh main tracks. The Columbia wreck
r crew were caueu into service anu seen nun
tWitilie wreck cleared away, reluming home
about two o'clock.
United In Marriage.
Frank K. Zlegler, connected with the
Western Union Telegraph and Adams Ex
press companies, at Columbia, was united In
marriage last even In c te Miss Kate Cenklln.
at the home of the bride's parenta en Locust
street. The ceremony wai performed by
Rev. Wm. r. Kvans, of the Second street
Xutheran church.
"Michael 8trei;nrr" Company.
Charles I Andrews' ' Michael StrogeiT"
company will appear In the opera house en
Tuesday evening, when a performance of
Tiy high merit will be given. The play la u
dramatization of Jules Verne's lameus otery,
which recalls the incidents which befell
Htrogcflen his niltwien Irem the czar te the
grand duke. Thlrty-flve people is in the
company, which carries two car-leads of
scenery. The ballet treupe is large and the
premiers are excellent dancer. Hearty en
joyment can be had by nil who attend the
performance
lOTTll NettS
The festival held In the armory by the
members et the United Brethren church
closed en last Saturday night, and was
a success in every way. The church real
ized ever 200 from the festival.
The remains et the late J . Duncan L'ot L'et
trell, esq , who died at bis home at Minneap
olis, Alinn., during last week, will be brought
te Columbia for interment. The remains
will be brought te town en Wednesday,
when the funeral will take place from the
railroad station. Interment will tie made at
Mount Bethel cemetery.
On Saturday evening Messrs. K. K. WI1
llama, 8. P. Wayne, Jacob Kimes and Frauk
Helse returned home from Clearfield county
and Messrs. Geerge Ress, Frederick IJucber
and Samuel Filbert arrived home Irem Union
county, where they were en a gunning trip.
Each party brought home a deer, pheasants,
squirrels, etc.
The river Is new filliDg and the wharves
along shore are new clear of wafer. The rise
in the river did net cause auy damage te
property.
The puddling furnaces at the mill et the
Columbia Iren company have net yet been
completed. The work Is retarded by the
boilers net arriving.
Werk has been resumed In the Reading i
Columbia coal chutes which had been stepped
by the high water. A number of canal beats
are at the chutes waiting for their cargoes el
ceaL
The band was out serenading en last feat feat
enlay night and showed considerable Im-
Srevement since the reorganization. A uutn
er of citizens were complimented with the
musloef the band.
Houses are being erected by Dr. Housten
Mifflin outside et the borough limits, which
will be at Tenth street, near Chestnut, where
the streets are opened te that distance.
Services will beheld in the Churca or Ged
during this week.
Artfchy je'ilds reec-ptlen will be held in
the armory for three nights, commencing en
Thursday evening, for the benefit el the
"Ladles' Aid aw-iety of St. Jehn's Lutheran
church.
A. UA21K nivi'r.K.
The Geed Time That If as Had at t'lilllp Mail'
GreenTree Hetel. .
On Siturday night a game supper nan
Riven at rhlllp Wall's Croen Tree hotel, en
West King street. William Merrin, one of
the representatives of Kuhlman A Rosen Resen
baum, the well known tobacco linn, spent
considerable time In Wlsceusin last summer,
lloleie he left ter the Last C. K. Shannen,
who is a foreman for the firm in that state,
and a well known gunner, premised te send
him a let of game during the gunning season.
Last week It arrived anu consisted or canvas
back ducks, pheasants and rabbits. Mr. Wall
had premlstd Mr. Merrin that he would
serve up the game when it came, and en Sat
urday night he maile his word geed. Thirty
or lerty gentlemen partook et the supper.
Everything was gotten up In excellent style
by Mr. Wall and bis wile, who knew well
hew te cook. In addition te the game there
was an unlimited quantity of the best et
Bauer kraut. The guuats utarly all had their
appetites with them, and they did Ihe manv
geed things ample Juslice. Tbe ducks were
shot en Lake Koskaueng, neur Kcrlen, and
they were very line.
Itltl.Ml hheriele?
Seme mouths age Levi F.borsele was con
Tided In our court en u charge of burglary
There was a number of charges agalust
him lu LsDiuien county and the authorities
of that county aked for the privilege el
trying Ebersole, after w hlch he would be
Bent back for sentence. Before Kbersele'B
trial hemade his ecape from the Lebanon Jail
and has since been atuglthe from Justice.
On Saturday night n man answering Lber
EOlu's description was arrested at Kpbrata
and taken te Lebanon for ldentulcitlen.
Nothing has jet bten heard from Lebanon as
te whether he is the man wanted by the
Lebanon aulherltis.
A Small liallruad UrecK
At ene o'clock this alternoen as the Fred
erick Accommodation train en the I'ennst 1
vanla railroad was backing Inte the siding
east et the station, In this city, It ran agalnBt
and crushed a large hand-truck bolenglng te
the Adams Lxpress company, which was
standing tee close te the track. The express
men say the usual notice was net glenby
the railroaders, and Hey could net get the
truck out or the way, being barely able te es
cape with their lives. The batiiage en the
truck, including a barrel or Thanksgiving
turkeys, was scattered around, but net much
damaged.
Jle rrl;iiteueu at His Iluml,
On (Sunday altorueon the Knights cf
Pythias were marching up heuth Q.ueeu
street from the funeral of Albert Keltz. At
the cdrner of German street a man drove his
horse up te the baud, at which befrlghtoued.
Tbe driver attempted te held him but the
one line broke. The man kept pulling the
ether and the result was that the horse kept
turning around In the Mreet until he was
nnally caught. The Knights aud members
Of h ImiiiI un ,-r,,. .,,,,11.1 , t.
order te get out of the way and It is a wouder
order te cet out nflhe wiv nnM lln,
iuav uu nun was uuru
Arrested en Sutplcleu,
Between Friday morning and .Saturday
evening, the beuse or Constantine Barnhart,
Ne. -113 Maner street, w as entered by a sneak
thief and ISO was stolen from n sewing ma
ebine drawer. Suspicion pointed te James
i Ueary Cicrtr, a neighbor, aud a warrant wa-
lssueafer bis antnu Oillcer Kisslugerarn
rented him ana searched his beuse, but none
of the stolen money was found. Alderumn
1'atrlck Dennelly dlsuilsid the case this
morning and stated that there was net a per.
tlclenf evldenceto'ecuecttho accused with
the theft.
Hllttt Witik ut Dlllervllle.
Sundsy morning a railroad wieck occurred
St!h?IUIerrllle en ,he 1e,"1ylanla!aHreaiJ.
At was cvtuseu uy a loose wheel and two cats
weru thrown lreui the track. The damage
was net great, but the Iraek was blocked for
some time.
A Saw Thti Arrested.
This morning a sneak tblef entered the
premises or David Ruth, en North Mulberry
street, and stele a table cloth. The then was
discovered as the thief was leaving the prem
ises, and Ofllcer dill was put en his track.
He arrested him en West King street and
locked liltn up. lie gave the name of Hrry
Armstrong, and he had In his peckets a sil
ver fork, which Is also supposed te have
been stolen. The fork may be seen at the
station hotiie.
Funeral at Albert Sells.
The funeral of Albert Seilr, whose terrlble
death has been noted, took place en Sunday
afternoon and was very largely attended.
Inland City Division, Na 7, Uniformed
Rank Knights of Pythias, accompanied by
the Liberty cornet band and Teuteula ledge,
Ne. 105. Knights of Pythias, turned out In
lsrge numbers. Rev. Fry, efTrlnlty Lutheran
church, preached the sermon and the Inter
ment was made at .Ien's cemetery.
DrlTluc te Their Hemes.
Mr. and Mrs. A. al. Thackera are en a
driving tour from Marietta te their home at
Ilryn Mawr. They left Marietta en Sunday,
arriving at the Stevens heue last evening.
This morning they resumed their Journey,
expecting te take dinner te-day at the White
Herse hotel and te be In Cetesv!lle te-night.
They will reach home en Wednesday.
Anether Cremation,
This afternoon the body of Mls V. Uudera
Kapp, who died at her home, 207 Constitu
tion street, Baltimore, of apoplexy en Fri
day, was cremated. The txxly arrived en the
one o'clock train, and It was accompanied by
a number of relatives and trleniK Tbe cre
mation took place Immediately afterwards.
Slrucu Witn a siene.
Chester ilubley, working en the East F.ud
Street railway, was seriously injured this
morning. He was using a heavy hammer In
breaking stones, ana n piece of stone
beundea from the ground and struck him
en the forehead cutting an ugly gash. Dr. M.
L. Uerr dressed the wound.
the Mnnnerchnr ltezuar.
On Saturday eveuing the attendance at the
Mftnnercher fair was very large. The Liber
ty band was preentand furnished the music
A large cake w hlch as chanced oil was wen
by Mis Clara Ream. This evening the Lie
derkranz will attend the fair In a body and
Rush's orchestra will play.
Attempt te I.eli a Chlckrn Heuse.
Thieves attempted te rob the chicken coop
of Jehn P. Schaum, en Seuth tut-en strvet,
Saturday night. They tore elf a beard
and tried te open the leek, which shows
tie marks. Tbey were prcbibly disturbed
In their work, as they lett without taking
anything.
Ilefere the Maver.
The mayor disposed of nine cases this
morning : fenie of them were pretty touch
looking customers. One wascenimitted te the
workheu'e for 00 days, three for 30 days, ene
paid costs, one was sent te the county'hospl ceunty'hospl county'hespl
tal and three were discharged.
At The Lancaster Kink
The crowd at the Lancaster rink en Satur
day evening, when Miss Jennie Houghten
closed her engagement, was the largest seen
therein a longtime. lleteu P00 and 1,000
tickets were sold. This week Wilmet and Les
ter, champion bicycle riders, will be the at
traction. Fined s.1; anil G"t.
Aldertmn Barr en Saturday evening Im
posed a tine of 2." and costs en Frank Able
ler maliciously trespassing en the lands et
Wm. Jehnsen.
Concert In Taradlse.
The Lancaster Parler Orchestra mil give
an imurutnmcnt In l'amdlae en Thursday
(Thanksgiving) evening. The orchestra Is com
posed of geed musicians and will give an enter
talnment worth hearing
Ainnsemrntfl
Tit Tlttatrt Te night. This eenlng a ptreng
dramatic cempiny will appear In the opera
houe. It includes Mia Annie Louise Ames and
It J. Pllleaand tharlcs hent the) will play
" Condemned te Death," and they are said te de
ttwrlL The prices are low. The photographs
of ills Kent, which are used for windows, are
among the handsomest seen here this year.
UBATlta.
Tiislxt. November 21, li-fl
Sua.iu, wile of Geerge 1 el. ley
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this city.
In her TJJ
The relatives and friends of the family ere
respectfully !nlted te attend the funeral, from
her husbands resldence, .Ne S3S North iMary
street, en Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment at Lancaster cemetery. 2i
UAUKKT.
ew VerK Slarset.
Xuw Ierk, Nev. 22. Kleur market dull
Kine, II fuiJ2 Te, buperfliie, 12 l'72 00.
common te geed extra Western tlt&Qllh , geed
tochnlceexiru Western, 12 6I75
Wheat e. 1 Ked state. Hi : .e 2 de.
Sc. Se 1 While Mate, sSc .Ne 2 lied Winter
Dec.fc doJen ,p7ic, de JUy,9l,c.
tern e 2 inlxuu cesh, 46c , de Dec, 4c ;
de Jan., 47Vc
Oats-Ne 1 White State, Z'.HQZsc , Ne. 5 de.
MWci .Ne.2Dcc.ilKc-
Uyudull.
JSarley nominal.
I'erkdull , new mess, no. Vfju 00.
I ard Dec,. 21 ; Jan, f 11
Molasses Meady , new crop New Orleans, 42c.
'1 urpentlne quiet and easy at vXc
Ilesin dull : trained te gced, II WKfJl (6.
r reiuus uuii , Krain te Antwerp, ase.
Itutterdulli Western Cieamery,2T(fic ;
; stale.
I heee dull : W estern flat, 1181210
Kgs nulet , state, via ite; estern. 2 If?; Ike
hUKar stenityi Heflned Cutleal, 6 3 imtjie ,
Oranulaud. 5 1-16C
1 allow dull; Prime City. H(XI 9 ICa
Petroleum firm ; Heflned, in iae, t-Jic
Hid' nominal.
Cetree dull , fair carrots. 13c.
Unln and I'rotlaleus.
Kurnlahed by S. K. Vundt, liruki.r.
tllUAOO,
Nev. 22. lu o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern (I't Perk. I anL
"fi tr,ii n, s 5 'si
74)2 U, -ii 9 47X 6 90
75i 37 SIjJS 10 liTiJ
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January
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May...... ....
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Spring Wheat ..
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Oil City.
Crude Oil . .
llecelpta Hogs
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'm-ftitMiiii ejus reiic. J.ard.
November
December
January'
Kehruary
May . . ...
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Crude Oil
74M
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New letk stecas
New Ycikk, .Nev 2!, 1 Wp in. Meney easy at
BQS per cent.- Kxchange quiet , postal rales,
fiS'SlSSX . government steady; Currency !'
tl bid 4 s Ceup.il 27Ji bid , IH'a de. II Wit
bid.
l'he stock niiiket this iiienilmr opened
active and higher en large transactions. After
the lint dealings thuru was a raid by thu traders
and a decline of ij te m per cent, leek place.
About Ha in tbe bujlng win leuewed and be
ing Hided by coverings of iherls, prices became
strong and udvanced X te 3Ji per cent from the
lowest, bluce noea the list his bconbueynnt
and n further advance el H te 1 percent has
taken pluce.
1'Mlailelphla Cattle, Mtrket,
I rHILADKiriUA, .NOV. 21 IH-OI Cattle, retelnta
J?' ". ",V8.,.'"?.ll'-el,.- '"! '"Ol".
ji'.ieu. i iDtuma nms-ucerr,, ,IJ 1 OUeen,
I0.lMIIOgS,9,0U0.
lleef; cattluu fraction hlgher Kxtnu, W.J
I'iK""". v,uv i wcuiuui, iqikv; com
mon, 2)lQi)iC.
sheepuellvej extra, OiflJet geed, VQ
4Wc ; iiiediuin, 3t(Jie ,' common, 4KQJ1.U
ljimW, SJiflfiX"-
Hogs active) Western, fX&0-
Chicago I'rudue-e Market.
Chioaeo, .Nev, 22. 1) JO a. m , mul.nl opened
Wheat-Dec, "SHe; Jan., 7JJiu; JJay
Si'Ae.
Cem -Nev., SflCj Dec, f6ic; Jan., 37cj May,
41.c,
Oats-Dec , MWc j Jan., t6Ke ; May, fec.
Ferk Dee , fj 15 ; .Ian , 110 07 K May, 110 13.
Laid-.Vev.und Die., tits); Jan., IS 92.
bhertHlbs Nev, 3 be Juu., is 17H-
ULIQ.
Wheat Nev., 7J0 Dee., 7JiO'5ei Jan.,
nle i May. We.
v.ern Nev., 8tKet Dec, 80e: Jan., S7Je i
May, 41Ke.
OaW Nev., 2CK0.I Dec, SOVe Jan., 205-re
1-erk Nev.t9 47Kt Iee, re 47K Jan ,110 10
l.ard-Ner., 3 9uj Dee, 3 tK)i Jan.. I, 94.
It lbs -Jan., 13 U.
LIT Stock Msrkst.
Ner. The Pretrrt' Jeunuil re-
nerw t Csttl
Itecnlpts, l,(M) nraai sminutiiiia-
ftenst marliPt quiet and nominally iiran
hipping Meer. KM) In I.VO b . Himi wi
,-tVnml feeders, MMtltt Mi cows, bull" unlimited,
il 4fllM:i bulk, WUW W thrmmta Tesa teir.
tl-JHt3Wt (Vnlctiininiti'rurik, nmlyra an,l
half breeds. u:.VlJTt ces,ftii wintered
llngf Ke-Tpis. H,na hd shipment 10,e.
head i market leir loGJie let-r nmRti and
lntxea, M foal ' packing and shipping, f.1 "M
4 KM ltht. f.lNirtir) lvsH"lt3 11.
Miip Itemlpu, lneuKAdi slilpinents, t.ur
head i iiiarkit ti-ly , natives, IU(ltil W int
ern, 13 uttJ M i Texan. i 0 t(J i lambt, tJ VXJ
391.
Kast I.issrtv Cattle-ltenipt. M2 read i
shipment. tvH) h(ad market in Ihlntc
doing hlpmentsleNi nrk, 4 cars.
liens Kflpt. 1,!( he.it! Hilpiin'iit". nv
head i insrkel Arm: t'hllatt'lphu, II (
Worker. II I.St I M : common ti light, IHisJI l.
shlpmeuls In .miw erk, i catUni,!.
Sheep Htrelpts, 1,S head, shipments, 1,SK'
head niatket erv sle primp, ft SHtl V'
talr te geed. U i-3T5: common, IIO.HJ'",
lambs, ii .vgrs'.
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FOK RKNT FROM JANfAKY 1, lw",
s-room Louse, Ne, li) ?euth Duke street.
Inquire at
n..'4.d Ne 2r2bOl'TII OUKKNsT.
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AT NO. Ill HAST t.f.KMAN
Ctrl for general hoaseerk
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Uecommendatlens teiiulred. ltd
TTIA.STKRN
MARKET UOl"sU.
Hi .NOTICE-Tllt ItsDAl,
.NOV LMI1LK ri'h
beln Thankrglvlni; Day, msrket wuibeh.ld
en iVednesdsj, .November 51th, at ia,m 2td
LADY AUI NTS WANTED FOR
CVllS M'Sl'KCl Lr.
hxcluftlve tenlterv given -end ler pajlleulars
te WILLIAMSON COUSLTA DRACKH',
nl2wdAltw 61 Loul, Me.
"I ACOIi F. SllEA FER'b
PURE RYE WHISKY,
aug:; lydll Duke Street LI i ler Stere
FOR SALE.
The comuiedloi!'. sutuUntiilh h iiit Two Twe
Story lll'.ILK llel'SL, Ne 411 r.a.-t orange
street. 1'rlce, II 7'" ene thoeand dollars ran
remain for tn-tnv years at Ave per cent-Inter
est. terfurtherparticulariappi te
J AlU I! I OLIt.
neT2lmd!l Ne. 40 vv est Oranpe St
FOK RENT THIRD AND FOl RTH
tloersof Hlrh A ltrether's llulldlnc, Ne
6 and s North Queen street, new occupied by
Tbes Cummlnifs m a Ilrst-ela-s photograph
gallery W 111 be rented fer a term of Tear".
nlT ltdtt UIUsll A lillerilKUS.
lyv. criTvATED seasoning
HKUlia summer savory, sweet Il.c-1,
sa;re. Thyme. Livender. -weet Marjoram. Ac
IIeuih i,nundaplc sand Pepper for liking aud
llutcherlng Une t laveiimr fcxtructn, Ac
fltAlLKl'SE ST KM) I'HAUMACr,
(Opposte Kastern Market)
Frallej's Ltverl'Uls cure lleAdaciie, D3p
ali, Censtlpillnn. Ac , 2S cents.
Jy2 lydK-M.VV.r
pOME TO OCR PLACE FOK
COFFEE
l'ur yourTHANhC.lIN'e DIN.NEtt aud nave
11 ground by
LLECTltIC MOT0K
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Ce..
Ill SOUTH (jl ELN SIKKKT ni)-2td
-pjON'T PUT IT OFF.
Don't pat off the matter of gaining a llulne.'i
Kducatlen . thai In, that kind of uu education
that will best ferve you In alntitf, If net an In
dependence, at Iea4t a goej ll.lng. A knewl
edge et
Iloek.KeepIiig ami Ilinine--. 'erni,
combined with a c-oed h tndwiltlug geen u mt
way In accempllshlnis this
DAi AND fc E.NI.Ne. SEiSI'NS.
H. (J. W KIDI.KK. Principal
Ne. 1W Kant King Blre-t.
jyDSlCAL RARG.VINS.
BUY TUG
MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS.
It is certainly the beet Oran made and net
higher In price than the cheap rad new eeld
at the same price. Loek at our prices and be
convinced Organs at 75. f-S, IJ.1, t M,(iir, fiji),
1123, etc. Uuy a Piane at my place and guvu lu
percent-'en the ben pianos In the market
American Sewing Machines nt I J, li, 13,
etc ,
-AT
W, D, Messer's Music Stere,
NO. 131 NOUTII QUEEN 8THEE1,
LANCASTEH, I'A.
seplS-lydlt
H
ATS!
HATS ! HATS !
P. C. Snyder & Bre.,
II WEST KING blltehl.
Just UecelvedM Dezen ritENCil FELTHAl'3
at 75 Cents
Alse, 51 Dezon WOOL II ATS at 4 ic.
OOMH AND SB 3 THB BARQAIN8.
u22-3td.
E
ULTON OI'KKA HOUSE
-0.: XIU1IT A.VO JJA I'JM.K -(,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25.
The Eminent German DUIect Comedian,
Mr. Charles A. Gardner,
In hi newly written play (uy i i i I Miiiht
Lbcj ) enliilej
KA11L, TEE PEDDLER.
Underllifiiuanagitneutnr 1'IULII llt l.NO.
lleplete with Nowfent"1, Dances, and Entirely
New Munle.
K.VKSIN'Cl I'UICES 25.MA7M.KNT4
MATINKN PUICKS ..25 A 50 CENia!
nev.Mltd
POSITI VF.SALE 01 VALUAI1LE CITY
1'KlH'KHl'i
Ox Ha-asDAV, DKczMnitB2,lM,
Will be sold ut publle salu at Michael Hetel
North Uucenstieet, I ancasicrclt), I'a , tie f.,1
IewIiik described Ileal Estate, late the proeuriy
of Jacob C. Kreudy, deceived, teult
All that certain threostery llltICK STUKK
ANOUWKLLI.NU HOllbE, kituatid Ne IJ en
the weattldoef North Quien street, In the city
of fancKuler, I'a., cenulnlnt; lu trout en eald
North Queen street Uleet'jluuhcd, and uilend
Injf In depth westward of thit width HI feett!
Inches, Ibenre wldnlni;eu t te liiitttnlde lotto
width of 13 feet 9 luches. and of that width II
extends further westward en feet OKInoheste
5 round of U. U. Her , adjoining pmperile of
e!m L. Miller, Li J II err and A. (J Kepler, to
gether w 1th sewer, ai d and alley rhjbrs, etc
bale te commence at 7 e a out p, in. of said
day. when attendance will be given uud terms
made known by
ALHKIIT II KltEADV.
JOHN II. lillKADV,
llKNUVO KltEADV,
Exeucters of Jacob C. Uready.deceased.
Caxcu. Uus, Auctioneer, naeia
nmw jLttrmuimmuKtfTH.
plllLAnKLl'HIA.
Candelabra
DINNKR TABLE
I1UFFBT IRK.
MANTEL m .te.
OONSOLB
10K 11U
Candlesticks
B30RirOIUB
PIANO
BOUDOIR
H'U THK
euraLAsa
ART OLAS3
ROOKOflYdTAL,
t i i i M l
i.H.N-
ROYAL WORCE3TBR
OOPBLAND
DRESDEN
srvi w ii'i i- M'
Let I M NI
HLN M-VM 1'. 1 FI.U'l's
ORMULU
BRABS
UROZ3
ELECTRO PLATE
ENGLISH PLATE
QORHAM PLATE
V VI. I
L.Nl.l l-ll
l'l -
J. E.
CALDWELL
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1)02
s
PHILADELPH I A.
A COM l" LUTE LINE HI RAKD Rl
ber 1 nises and Improved -non kler Unices
SjH'cHl attention Klven teadj istmenl
11U1JLL s Hill vtTiIH,
West hliiR Street
ATbKNTlON! ATT1NTI'.N'
ArtT POTTERY I
G-. L. rOH" DERSMITH,
llOOhdELLEll, STATION EK AND AUT
DfcAl Kit
Ne. 46 Eaat King Strcet,
LANCASTEH, I'A.
Fall & Holiday Goods,
KOIAL WOnCKSTER, 111 NellIA.N. OLD
IVORY, LACE HiiKK
1'EACIIULOW VAsKMAUliiiBl -, H L.M
1SH. TKHKA COTTA and IMilLru.N
V A UK, and a Large Aeitment of
ARTISTIC NOVELTIES
for Wedding and
auiris-tia
HeluliT Gifts
e
Nr: A KEK.
Wilmet & Lester !
-THK-
QREATEST BICYCLIST IN THE WORLD.
-AT-
Lancaster Rink I
Thuy will Ktvn an exhibition en Th.vikni ing
Hvy and Satunlajr Atternuea, and cveiy even
lug eice'ptlUK Wednesday.
ADMISSION. l'JLE.NTS.
Rink Band & Orchestra.
Hinclng Alter Each Inhibition.
-Ktiik Open every afternoon lei new bri-in
nem. Admission, 10 cent. sHljdtl
c
Ii.VRRE ALWAYS AIIKAD'
A Few 3 Openers
AT CLARKE'S.
new cirne.v only mc. 1
NEW IIOMS1 In I 1 Laps, 1-.
Three Quarts C'ltAMlEUBIhS for c.
reur I'eunds CIltKSK for Se.
Sli I'eunda KICK ferr,c.
llflca Ten rLOUll sold uhln th last low
weekt. Mc Ouarter: IJIU per Hundred. Try It
ler llaKlnR your fruit eaken and Clarku's
Strlcuy I'ureHplcenil .Ne Orliaai Melaesea
and you will be gralltlc'd.
WSKff CAIID THIS VV Eth.-g
Clarke's Tea and Coffee Stere,
NO. ii WEST KINO STI'.EET
-Teitphene.
miri: l)d.tw
H
IRSH A BROTHER.
VERCOATS
Yournttentlen we call te the Immen.j I.lne
of OVEUCOA1M el all klndj which we are new
showing and selling.
OUH STILES,
OUll BPLK.NDID QUALITIES,
OUil KENOWNKD WELL MADE GOOD3,
LAST, BUT NOT LEAST,
eui:
KMUKUK LOW I-l'.lOES AKE WHAT
DRAWS EVERYONE'S ATTENTION
TO OUU BTOltE
Men's Ch ap Overcoats, U&, 13 u te tl U)
Men's Medium Quality Overcoats, fioe, IC.W
te V.W.
Men's line Dress Overcoats, new, mw te
$JUM).
llej s Cheap Overcoats, I1M, J ), J3 75.
Heys' Melluin Overcoats, II IO, il M te no
Heys' rina Dress Overcoats, sizes 13 te 18, Ifl ut.
Children's Overcoats, Ages i te 12
Quality, 11.50.
Hetter Quality, ! W. 1M te (3.W.
Dress or ITlne Quality, ft 00 te iM.
Cheap
Alse, Extra Bargains J ust Received In
HEAVY UN'DERW EAU,
ULOVfcS, tCARt'S, NECKWEAR,
HOSIERY ANUhNIT JACKETS.
ONE-PRIOE
HIRSII (t BROTHER,
Clothiers and Eurnishers,
COR. NOUTII QUKEN ST. AND OJENTUK
equAiir, lancastxh, rx.
F1
XKI LOW I'RICKS.
The Best CM et Find Lew Prices I
JOSEPH L. RAU & CO.,
Nes. 136-138 North Queen Street.
Tluv oveiulieliniiii: I'vult'iice of umr conllilrnre, iw shown by tlie liuiUHtule of happy nml conteiilovl Imyi'ra who threiitretl OUH
N I'AV M'OUF. en Nvtimlay, was hlshl) gnillfjluK , nml, tvst iiMiiml rexkI folks, we tipprecliite jour ci'iiemtis snpiiett. We don't
Ih'Iipve In elItTlne jeu ehl nml illscjinlexl Rlyles nt half prlce nor In the Btvitllevl usltictiens frtim nlisurtlly IiIrIi pilcin, but W12 DO
lU'.Ur.Vi: In eHerlnc von n wt'll.tk'li'Ctcvl skKk of LADIKS' AND CllILDUHN'S CLOAKS which ceinprlstva Uie lxt nml newrat
stjles only ut A LOW FIXED l'HKT llrst, last nml all the tlme. That's our notion of biillillng tip 11 buslmvss such iva you nnt
nlvvnys ready te ciicouraire and suppett. KjrClilUlren's t'ltviks, Seal l'lusli (.'eats, Seal l'lusli Wrap.i,A.itnikun Jackets, New matketa,
Wiapa , L'verjlliiiiRliirLOAKs.
JOSEPH L. RAU & CO.,
THK LEADING CLOAK HOUSE, Nes. 136 and 138 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
JJAOKU A llHOTHER. TTAUl'.R A llHOTUIIR
CLOAK m SHAWL DEPARTMENT !
We mvlte sinx-Ul attention te the larseat and most attraetlve assortment of Liullw' and Misses' Kail and
ami Winter "Wraps that wehine eerelTered. "With mero sjuce allettenl te the&e goevls we hae niucli Imptewd
lacihttes for showing them, l'etfect llttinj; Garments of all the Latest Shapes.
Otter eud Hlaek Kur Wraps, l'riee Wraps trimmevl with Otter, Prizee Wiajw trlmuud with T.1II1, l'lusli
Wraps tnmtueil with Pur, lseticle W raps trimmetl wlthTalU, Astrakan .laekets, l'rice .lackets, Hende .lackels,
MeurnuiK Norfolk .laekets. Stockinet .Tickets, Cleth Newmarkets, tailor made, Houcle New markets, 11 uss.11
tiimmed. Diagonal Newmarkets, trimmed .U l'ur, Meeklnet Newmarkets, Misses' and Children's .laekets,
llaelev.ks and Newmatkets.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Ne. 25 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
.N t: W A l I'AV. T1S EME. TS
Ar
r.VNTRD TI'.N II KM) Ol' HORM'.S
I te twn JurliiK' the wtiitfr, en rvasoual'le
tcrm lnl M)VPn tnllcj from ljvncastr.
ni;ia ai'I'la .vrTiiiBturiui.
F.L.L HOODS.
All the Lutest heveltlM
ll.NE MILL1
Mil'.t at
WEIKKL'S MILLI.NKHYBTOUK,
eWinilll .NaS) North cjuen stre-et.
B
L'Y THK KINKSTTO UK KOl'ND-
W lllsKV
W IIISK
WHISKY
W HlShV
r.OlllitllS LtCJc'OllSTOllE.
22 Cfc.NTllE 3QUAUE, ljvncaUir,
fa.
A 1 R1H bl 1'1'LY OK KAM.
,VM)
XX win
nlpr uneda J uit received at Uechleld'n.
Nn si ; North Oueen utreet. such as Ladles' and
Gent'11 Underwear, Hosiery, l'anl, eU, Un
and Working Shirt. Cardigan Jackets, lllente,
l.leves, SHI", Neckwear, Susrwndern. Celtam,
CurTd and staple goods generally All cheaper
than ever, at UEuftTOLD'S.
Ne. 51 North queen St., near I'rxvonieo.
1 S. Choice Uulldtng Stene and Sand for ale.
i: VAN'S FLOUR.
II J'eu want a Le-xl Heur that will always
prove elatUfailer, u.e
LEVAN'S,
The Ment Uniform and Hcllable Ooedj of the
kind in the market. M.ThAS
M
.KNNKRCIIOR UALU
NATIONAL BAZAAR
-Ot THE-
Lancaster Maioncrtlier!
OI'EN EVKIU .N10IITrU0M7TO100C.L0CK.
November 17 te Nevemkr 27, Inclusive,
AllllISSION TICKETS lOCKNTS.
SKASOVTICIvtrS 73 CENTS.
UULDKKN'3 AD3U3310N SCENTS
Each admission ticket entlllea the holder
thereof, at the cleju of the Uazaar, te
A Chance in the
nevl3-SATu tonertT
S15 Geld Prize.
rUH BALK UU HENX.
FOK hALK. A BAKKRY OUTFIT,
tenslstlnc of borne, wagon, and everything
used In a nrat-clasi bakery.
n!9-ld 111 SOUTH
Annlvi
at
QUEEN
8TI11.ET
FORHALK-INHTRAHBURGBOKOrOH,
a Tin and Sheet Iren Establishment (for
merly known as Alex. Schnltz). rer further
particulars call en or address,
JOSEI'IIH.WATT.
nlC-lwd' Btrasburg, Lancasler Ce,, I'a.
FOR SALKOR RKNT ALLTHAT CKR
talnHrlst Mill, water right, stone dwelling
house, and ether Improvements, together with
about ten acre of land, commonly known as
"Greenland Mills," situated en Mill Creek, in
East Lampeter township, about three miles
from Lancaster city This Is a valuable prep,
erty, w lth an sstablHhed custom. Knr terms el
sale apply te ELI7.AIIETH O. E. I1ATKS,
nl9 FmdJt w 413 North Duke St., Lancaster, I'a
POSITIVE PUBLIC HALK OF VALIA
RLE CITY l'llOTEKTY.
Ol W'KniI9IAT, NOVKKBER2I,
At the Leepard Hetel, will be sold a'iwo-Sterr
RRICK DWELLING, with a two story llrlck
Rack Untitling, Ne 437 North Mary street, hav
Ing halt and tbree rooms en first fleer, three
rooms en secenu lltsir, oeu ury eviiar, garruc
km, hydrant, Ac rrull In ;abundance. Let, 10
bv 114 feel.
tielu positive,
o'clock p. m.
Attend without (all. Saleat7
ALLAN A HKltlt,
A Kent ler Mary Kite.
Joel Humes, Auct nuvl7 lwd
IJIXKC'UTOR'S HALi: OF RKAL U.S.
li TATE -ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMHER
Slth, lb), will be sold at the r.inklln Heuse,
.North Queen street, Lancaster city, I'a , the fel.
low Ins real estate, late the property of Mary
Ann Kllllan, deceased, te wit s All that certain
two-sterv IlillGK DWKLL1NO HOUSE, with
ng, well with pump tnerein.nyaruni,
, Ac, and let el ground thereto be-
iiiiikiuKi nntt.w ..... ... -- r" . , .
North Mulberry street, in mncuyui miiiviuiiii,
containing In front en said Mullierry street a
tout, and In deplh fie feet te a feur-fnet wide
alley, adjoining property of Mrs. Margaret
Maney, R C. Kready and ethers.
Hale te cemmence at 7 o'clock p. in., or said
day, when attendance wRl be given and terms
made known by
' SAMUEL K ERISMAN,
Hxnrt encBEET, Auct. ftxecoter.
IlS-lUtdMVVAS
IUUHKH, XV.
K
RKOKEL'8.
BUEEALO EOBES.
'1 be only HutTale Robes that came te Lancas
ter Ibis eussen was u let I get lu en the letU lust.
Ihey are the only tresh Robes lu this maiket
We havelhem lined or unllued, al teosenablu
pikes.
On Japan Geat, Wolf and all ether makes, our
assortment can't lie surpassed
Robtsetatl kinds lined al short notice.
Harness, Trunks and all kind) of Heme Cleth,
leg at the Lewest Prices.
KRECKEL'S,
NO. ft EAST KINO STREET, LANCASTER. PA.
aug!4-3md
mw ABrmmTMMMBxn.
ASVaBStKHTS.
F
ULTON OPERA HOUSE,
11IK EVENT OT THE SEASON
(1BKAT HOllO.N Tlll.ATRKSl'CCKS,
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
.NOV EMUER 7i.iS.2t.
Ihe Highest Sensational Comedy Drama,
Condemned te Death.
THREESTAR PARTS.
Mir Annie Loul Ames. R. J Dillen. I ha.
hent and a powerful company. Change et bUI
during engagement.
l'EOl'LK'S POPULAR PRICKS.
ADUISSIOV .....
RESERVED SEATS
l53and3M.'KNTS.
13CK.NT8.
nl'Md
HHr UUVItM.
c
ATS.
SI'ELIALHAROAINS IN
LADIES' COATS
ALVVA1S ON
THE LOOKOl'T
UAINS,
roil HAH-
WATT &SH AND,
G, b aad 10 rJiil King hired.
Have made several advantageous putchasvsdur
lng the pan week of
MANUFACTURERS' AND IMl'ORTERS' BUR
I'LUS STOCK,
Which have been marked at prices that will
effect a speedy distribution.
LADIES' 110UCLE JACKETS ri75 each, r
duccil from U W
I. HUES' DIAGONAL NEWMARKETS, Full
Length, Perfect Ittlng, $i w each , real
value I7.UJ.
LADIES' UOUCLE NEWMARKETS, ICM each,
reduced from lvl.
WORSTED DIAGONAL NKWMARKETS, M0
each, usual price, lioje.
Imperte.1 Tailor Made 11KRLIN NEWMAR-
K ETS, fJ 00 each , thought cheap at 11110.
Imported Tailor-Made RERI.1N NEWMAR
KETS 110 SO each; usual city price, 113.00.
e offer an Immonse Stock of Children's and
Misses'
NEW FALL CLOAKS. JACKETS AND NEW
MARKETS,
LADIES' SEAL PLUhll SACQUE8.
In all the Latest Styles, Well Made, at Hottem
Prices.
New Yerk Stere.
' COMPARE PRIUKH.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ladies, Misses and Children's
COATS. COATS. COATS.
Purchased ut Mj. en lhu Dellar
-1IY-
Stamm Bres. & Ce.
Nes. 20 aud 28 North Ouecti St.
The above
Ill's
;oeds were bought at a laigfl Slior Slier
jale, and will be disposed el at
Unprecedentedly Lew Figures.
Ladles' Heavy Reucle Jackets, f-. each;
usual price, ti75.
Ladles' ulsen Cleth Newmarkets, It.oe each I
actual value, .1.W.
ladles' Rerlln Newmarkets, Full Length and
Perfect Fitting, .5.10 each would be cheap at
17.60.
Worsted Diagonal NewmirkcU, 17.00 each ;
wet Hi t'J.UJ.
lloucle NuwmarkeU, J5.00 each ; real value, tl.
Misses' and Children's Goats.
Four Years, 7Jc. each i lowest city price, II. a.
fait Vears, II 00 each ; usual price, 11.23.
Eight Years, 11 S3 each I actual worth, rl C
Ten Years, f IM each ; would be cheat) at 12 23
Twelve Years. II 73 each thought a bargain at
MOO.
Fourteen Years, IJ.00 each; would please you
at $3.W.
BOSTON STORE.
XU1) LOW l'HIOKH.
VLOTlllMI.
A."-
ROSKNSTKIN,
lMl'OHTlNO TAILOR.
My selection for tlie ceiutliK ea.en Is new
ready, comprising eua of the Dnml stock ever
shown tn this city. The stock Is entirely new
aud well wetth your Inspection. My prices am
moderate, and werkinauthlp et the best. The.
reputation et the hou.e for rine work will t
fully malnlnlned. Having siMiured for the coin
lng seasen Lhu services el rirst-Class Tailors, 1
can guaranti'u the very best of work.
Sole proprietor for ihe Patent strap Panta
loons, warranted net te draw up when sitting
down, nor bag at Ihe knen.
A. il. ROSENftTlN,37Nerth Queen fit.
XT OKRIIART,
Fine Tailoring.
A rail and Complete stock el Imported an
Demes tle
SuIUiik and Ovoreoatlng
rer the Fall Trade new ready le select Irem.
Call early te secure lies'. St) lea.
H. GERHART.
Ne. UN. QUEEN BT Opposite the 1'oelolTlre
mam-lvdU
w-
ILLIAMSON A FOSTER.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER.
A Decided Change
-I.N-
Winter Overcoats.
-TIIE-
FASHION IS KERSEYS.
We always aim te be up with the times. Ihls
seasnn has brought a decided changelu mate
rial for Overcoats. The Rough Faced (joeds am
no longer Fashionable. The Style Is Smeeth.
Faced Kerseys In a variety of snades In Drewn
and Stale Celer We am fully eijulpped with
the Latest Cut Kersey Overcoats, for lien He
men, of all Ihe Favo'lte Shades, Full Satin
Lined, and Perfect In Fit and Finish.
GENTS' FULL DRESS SUITS-l'rlncfl Allien.
Freck or Cutaway Cout-110 ue, 118 1, et",
12100.
HOYS' WINTER OVKRCOATS-In Kerseys.
Twills and Reavers, Including plain and fancy
patterns, that rangutn price from II.OU le13 Ou,
ROYS' FULL DUE8S SUITS The New
Straight Frent Sack Ceat-Price, I7.M, W.W,
f 10.00. 112.10.
CHILDREN'S NORFOLK CAPK OVBK
COATS, 3 30, 13 00, 6 10.
CHILDREN'S FULL DRE9S SUITS-Pleated.
forded and Norfolk Tmile Suits, SUes 4 teH
15 00, W O), 17.00, H 00, .9.00.
FLANNJtLSIIIRT WA13TS-730 te II 00.
WINTER UNDERWEAR.
CAMEL'S HAIR, SCARLET MEDICATED,
MERINO AND SCOTCH MIXED,
C0C, 73c., II 00, 11.23.
SILK NECKWEAR-23C,, 30c,, 730.
GLOVES, ULOVKS-Full Dress Kid, Caster
and Cleth, Heavy Ruck, farauac, Ian and
Woolen and Ruck Mittens for Men and Reys
STIFF FELT DRURY HATS-Latest Wlntur
(Shapes.
UENTS'BEALSKIN CATS AND TURRANB,
Fur Collais and Driving Cleves, Ladles' Fur
Capes, Mulls, Reas and Fur Trimmings.
CARRIAGE ROBES.
Buffalo, Wnir. lied Fei, Ueatanrt 1'lush. DR1V.
l.NQ RLANKXTS AND WHIPS.
Ladies' Full Dress Gaiters.
Otir assortment of Ladles' Full Diess Shoes
aie undoubtedly the largest In the city.
Ureat care haa been exercised In the selection
el our best quality noeds. Nene but thnse con
taining the bssl stock and workman. Iilp uelai;
accepted. We have all styles and widths. The
leaders belntf the Opera Toe, Common Sense and
Wuukenpbasi, Hand and Machine Sewtd, Ulove
Fitting and rtrst-clajs In every particular, with
Pi Ices the Lewest.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
82, 114, SO and 38.East King St.,
LANCAflTKB, PA.
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