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HA, Dec 7.-WWU Uasbore, a
i tii Heading & Columbia ran-
t With ft painful accident while en
TMterday. lie wa cncsgea in
MindbU his right hand caught,
t In Uielhutnb being mashed. Medi
i WMKlven the Injury and m-
i will net be neceasarv.
or uen. mm l-esu no. lis. uu
st Fire oemnany mtIII lie held this
, when election of effleers will be
iJoeieHeyer. of narrlabure. returned
iMteTenlnir. alter a visit her. ua the
CM Mr. uarry mrpy.
I TVanDSVUgO, a type in tue evening
, BiuarriBDurg, uas ecen uuru iw
auering wuu lnnatnuiaierj-
. Jim Mnnnt n1 wlfn. Kerth Third
ueUbrated the Mtlr anniversary 01
aaarrlure eaterdav. A number or
ta aallad at the home during the day
KtlMMWilflKtecnnRratuUte them.
itaB, Haley A L'allan'a minstrel company
twbb anne tueir appearance nnue'i'y'" """
latrening wnena very uu itih.
l M liven, tub company '?,"""" V'
, s people, incinaing iue -i-iiv;iu
t," mmuum urmuu. ,.". .1-
tTB WltUcK anu iiaruuoieuirt.-iieu
durinir last nlitbt for vagrancy.
Brant aent then, te Jail ler three days
kunlel the late Mrs. Samuel Null.
-Bjaedledoelvit Sunday night, took place
l&tafterBoen from her late home en Union
. TjJm, Elliabeth Knglltb, or Philadelphia,
Mll known here wliere she had vlslted her
''- hMiliar. Wm. II. Ltndsev. has dled at her
Smw In that city, ller husbaud dled about
4MM year age, her child was taken two
Mentha afterward and new the last of the
'j;7t.lt "morning while going np Locust strt 0
ft ifcaa bnraA nf taMier! ln& atrtlfth twtrntiiH frlt'tit-
?,. '"r;'ed and attempted te run away. The
;-qnrer, noeert l'attereen, Bucceeeeu in step
:vHBg the animal alter It had ran nearly two
. f; eqnarev
Ouix BBTiva avctses;
iS.'i -. .
fi$. jui mtpnuiiiun
of a Great Fptctscular
Play by Gllniere's Strang Company.
i. Tne andience
which gathered at Fulton
.Wepea house last evening te see ''The Devll's
L pft Auction" produced by W. J. Ollmore's cem-'-3ffepBy
was large : but It was rather top heavy,
"ri X m Ik sal 1 At n-aa tnafilail i'hNn mentf mnre
fltyjm the gallery was packed, vhMe many mere
Qfl au.1,1 t,n.-. hnjin BiunmniAilBlef4 .rllll cnelk
SPrt-V SiatlAaa Tha nnvliTnllnn nt tHa nlru.n trn, a
r ,. ,.ra auv I'tuuutiwuu ... uu 'iivu ...a. ..
Brand anccesa In every particular and no
. - epectaeutar play has ever been put en In
' -i : Xancaater as well as was that of last evening.
5 1 Hlnce it was first produced several years age
A thaM haVA lenTi man V rhani7Aa marin In thn
"D-E Wayi but tbey have all been for the better
j. P&1- Even alnce last year there are many improve
,s; BJOOia. Aspiajeuey mis company u is a
V-tvMreng rival of the famous "Mack Creek," te
svwhlcu It Is somewhat similar. Like all pieces
-?.- of lta kind It is full of devlle, epiriu,
'it ,n,P"i JiriBH ece. locre aru iiumer-
iVWuaa meriai9( uewever, auu mvy tv
Iffijt glren many opportunities te UIplay
AST uieir taienia. -iniayear jgnacie .uaruneiu,
v3' a member of the once celebrated family of
ra. pantemimlsU, played the irt of Tely, the
.;:' donkey, who is alterwards transrermtd te a
t Wan. He la a reed actor and finds a great
f deal te de diirlncr the presentation et the
';- tileea, MlasKdith Murllia. n pretty young
B ' woman, was cuarming as janci, ine iuiik
. ;-" maid, and MIs Milfred Ovurin made a
W "!it3 beautiful Chrystahnc, the fairy protector
6. jsr The reinainiuw; taemeera et tne company
s)v, were all excellent In their diUerent charae-
Z i caa,
.-5 Nearly every piece of scenery used In the
' 'ihe handsomest and most expensive kind.
', . ' vThe stage presented a line apperance and
-.i,, tnelranslormatlena neremade wun startling
" rapidity. A bli feature of the show is the
une Daner. wiucu is 01 coea size ana com
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posed of handsome women. A great deal of
Uancinir was unne during tne evening, the
Mi. naiiei appearing in every act in me uw a
.: jeciey uance wjit given, ane oeiero tne cur
tain lell the whole company was seen en the
stage, including tne great saiamensKy isrom isrem
era, who created a great deal et amusement
by their comical dancing. In the ecnnd Bet
the "Mikade" ballet, which is semetfaiug
sew in Lancaster, was given, 'he ladlesappfar
ing in limited Japanese cetituuitN. In the
last act the great "Peacock" ballet was
danced. M'lle Leenlldl Htaccieni appeared
In the last two aits and drew Jorth thunders
of ppla.jP ry h-r w ..jeriul dancing. The
costumes were elegant and a calcium light
in the gallery added greatly te the efltct,
While the baaei whs ou the Btage.
Anether etreng feature of the show Is the
specialties which are introduced during the
presentation et the play. The cenipwy has
nnmboref the best artists In their lint
:.i& new before the public, and thev almost ket
5ft& the audience wild. ThoSnew llretbers bi
SfA-peared as two Chinamen, In the second act,
SniJand lntredUMl their acrebatla fU. Thv
ife laO gave an exhibition of hat throwing, enu
MtS.attham eoleg into the trallerv and threwlnir
.-.,' Bbalf.dt2enhatstehlH brother en the stage
'he caucbt them en his head. Yeuni?
Martlnetil and iilss Murllia appeared In a
specialty In the second act, doing several
ne&t songs and dances which met with great
favor. The three Lorelles, who are dancers,
contortionist, high kickers, 4c., did their
"turn" in the last act, and it was
really amazing as well as humorous. The
Whofe show is geed, and it would be
very difficult te get a stronger array of talent
together in a traveling party. Toe much
praise cannot be given te the management
-for the line production et the play. Thee
Who aaw last night's porlermance de net new
wenderwby this company has met with such
great success this season. Manager Gilmnre
baa net spared any money te put a Ane troupe
en the read, and he deserves te make money
Besldea having the leading variety theatre et
the country he is making great headway as a
manager of spectacular plas, and if they are
net careful the Kirallys w'lll be made nunt
their holes.
UXAVT fall vf&xeh:
It I Greater In tbt liH.t Thau I.Uenliere
Train Iletrntlen.
The heavy fall of snow en Sunday has been
yS "followed by a still heavier one te-day. This
jf jaiarBiorinDcgananeutl o'clock a. m., and
-:;."" hvnoen le davhadnttAtnari uritirkMinf nnrci
inches.
The snow-shovel brlgade have been en
duty all morning endeavoring te keep tbb
sidewalks clear, bu. they have had only
partial success, tbOHnewaccumulatlugalmust
as rapidly as tbey (shovel it away.
There are some sleighing turtles en the
streets, but net many, the streets being
rather nn broken as yet, and the northwester
rather unpleasant te tace.
All the trains from the East coining Inte
thecity this morning wero late. The .News
Kx press, which should hare arrived at 0:20,
did net arrive until 930, and then It came in
sith two locemoties atteched. It was
first detained near Glen Leck by n
freight train which Jumped the track, en
account et the enew in tne awlten, and
blockaded the read. After this had been
.cleared away the train ran into great drills
of snow at Frazer's station, which detained
dt for quite a time.
Mall Ne. land Niagara Express were each
delayed about an hour en account et the
L?jft "wrui,
anu iney came in with short trains
, and one englne each.
The Uarrlaburg L'xpress east made out te
get as far as .Parkesburg with enu engine,
when it stuck fast and had te hitch en
another te pull it through.
, It began snowing down the read soverat
hours before It did here, and the railroad men
report the fall twice as large in Philadelphia
as here. The storm In the direction et liar
risburit is net as severe rh here, ami Ilin
W' through trains from the west this morning
J The Mllleravllle railroad was pretty badly
v-5- bjuckbu mm morning, iii seme puces the
jjt trsen was drilled. The cars were unable te
-Ayttake their regular trips this morning, with
'w three horses te a car. A force of men were
L4 put te work, however, and the usual time
Wtktt fnrlA hid eftAvnnhn
A sweeper was put te work en the tracks
K i pi the Lancaster railway company this morn
S ' ", " nuueugu iue cars could net eet
-sl?"!11 nrtl they are running along all right
this afternoon.
,aa'ne iteming railroad company have ex.
rtenctd verv llttln (lllllrnhv .. 0,,,,... .
Ml' 8E5.?tm' na near'y mi tralus are en time.
i '" ?T'ta5tKJnt! l,cet 're,I QuarryMlle at
street. uwueg up Water
llctd Ver Court
Carollne Green was heard before aii.
a'purner jtsterday, en the charge of
ulwtiei), and Henry Ureen en the charge
tuiiviy A-iwy nvia mm lu aii te an-
at court. Beth are residents of ttm
fstsb Mountain.
aWP"w fIWWB wW 1BV
ThafellawlsgleUcni wer granted by the
regltr of wills for the week endlng Tues
day, December 7:
Tkstamentahy -Jacob L. ShltTer, de
ceased, late of Karl township ; A. W. Bnader,
New Helland, executer.
Catherino Musselman, deceased, lata or
Warwick townships Levi S. Heist, Warwick,
oxecuter. . .
David Hakcr, deceaseil, late of Ksphe
township David Maker and Samuel K. ug,
lUphe, executers.
Susan Yolaley, deceased, late el Ijincaster
city: Chrlstlanua Miller and Susan t, 1 els
ley, city, executers.
AkmimstbatieN Jehn J. eager, de
ceased, late of Kph rata township, Adam 1U
Keam, L'phrata, administrator. ,....
Moses Weaver, deceased, late of W est
Karl township! Anna Weaker, Larl town
ship, administratrix.
Albert F. Seltz, deceased, late of Ijuieaster
cltv : Mary K. Seltz, city, administratrix.
Llllle G. Seibert, deceasenl, late of Columbia
borough ; Uarry l Selbert, Columbia, ad
ministrator. Metlng of Strtt Cemmllt.
The regular meeting of the street commit,
tee was held last eventng.
A number of bills were approved, includ
ing a balance J-0 due Kltch it Smith, ter
work en the Ceral street sewer.
Complaint was made against the Maxim
Electric. Light company for allowing het
water te run from their works Inte Middle
street. It Is claimed that the water damages
the gutter and finds Its way Inte cellars.
Complaint was also made against the Rast
King btreet Railway company, as it Is said
that the tracks have net ben laid at the
proper grade In the neighborhood of the
reservoir.
InttalUtten of Slmenlc Oftlrrrt.
At a meeting et Lamberton ledge Ne. 47(5
F. and A. M. held last evening, the following
officers were installed for the ensuing term
by Past MasterYVni. N. Amer : Worshipful
master, Harry B. Cochran ; senior warden,
Levcn K. Kete; Junier warden, Ernest J.
Zihu;; treasurer, H-E-Slaymaker; secretary,
Wm. N. Amer ; trustee for 3 yean, Dr R. M,
Belenlus ; Hep te grand ledge, W.A.Morten.
Alter the Installation a flue collation was
p.rtaken of In the banquet ball.
Doing Well In the County.
On Saturday evening the Lancaster Parler
Orchestra and Concert company, with M'lle
Tltiens, appeared In Wltmer hall, Paradise.
The house was crowded, and at a quarter of
eight standing room only could be obtained.
Xext Saturday evening the company appears
at Strasburg, and they will visit ether towns
In the county.
Sale Te-uUht.
Thopreperty belonging te the estate of David
Kllll ger, en Ksst King street, will be offered at
public sale thn evening The advertisement
dejcrl fiing this valuable property will be found
In another column
DtitrnDle ltetdvnce for sale.
On Thursday evening a desirable city res! res!
dmce win be offered ferpnblic sale at the Leop Leep
ard hotel. It Is less fan a pquare and a hall
from the court heup, en Seuth Duke street and
hss ten geed jifed rooms. Parties en the leek
out for a desirable house are Invited te call at
e. 1M south Duke Kreet and Inspect the sune
IauCAster Steam r.adlater cempiny, SO te 84
West Chestnnt street, la cennec td is lth the tel tel tel
ephoae exchanj'v
Tobacco BcTins' lioeEs, Contract fioeki, Ee
celpt Beeks, 'asitls Cards, punched and eye
leted. String Tag, Ac., printed at short notice
at the
decl-tfd INTELLIGESCEE OrriCE.
Ainntinrnts.
Jlelanit Itetd Thn Eveniny, Reland Keed has
by hard work made for himself the reputation
e( being one of the best young comedians new
before, the public, and he deserves great credit
for what he his done te elevate himself That
he has ' cot there" no one for a moment will
doubt He appears here te-night ta Fred Mars
den's company, entl.lcd " llnmbug," In which
he plays the psrtel Jack Luitrr. The New Yerk
i'araaya " Mr. Head's quaintly humorous per
form nice et tlieleadlngchiracler la enjoyable,
while hlsass'Clate de their utmost te make the
represenlttllen lively,"
Tf' ilimtrtlt Te-morrow Ei ening. If persons
who knew anyhingat all about the minstrel
business wli j .-: uke a glance ever the names
of allan, Urn j t nl.au's cemrany tfcey will
.ee tb-ii It includes many well-known pcrfenners.
Lanc;iRtf-r has had bnt one minstrel company
tLlabtasen, and the amusement loving people
theald be g.ad 1 1 elc me a noed troupe. Many
of the "Electric Three" party have been seen here
before and ethers who have net, have excellent
repu atlens The party has been playing with
irreat success every where, and everybody iay
they a. e fine.
r.ra in " The Tl'ldeiu." M'lle Uhea Is mak
ing her larcwell tour of America, and en next
Friday she appears tn Lancaster in the comedy
entitled The Widow." The Montreal Herald
says ; " As Louise. La Cemtene de Peiteri. the
widow, M'lle. Uhea appeared taa ery Ideal of
the part, looking, acting and dressing 11 toper
feclcn."
UUeate or Children.
The only line of I'.emedles for Children U Da.
n.ses, Celic, Chafing, 1'hyilc, Werm, Dtar
rhrai. Cough and Croup, Tonic and Teething
Letien. With each a book en Care and Disease
of Childhood, is cents
Fer sole by II. It. Cochran, Drugtst, Ne. 117 and
1J9 North queen street, Lancaster, Fa.
decMmdAw
Me 'oiext In this city, en the 'h Inst., Am
brae Mcoeuomy, tn the Slth year of his age.
High mass at ft Siary's church en Thursday
at 10 a.m. te which the friends of the family,
al.-eSt. Bernard's lieneflclal society, ere respect
fully Invited. Interment private
lliiTsnr Sun-lay, December 6, l&-, Philip D.
UUUhu.fcen of W. a. llelubu.
Funeral Wednesday, 8th, at 2 p. m , from Xa
512 East King street. 2td
CesTxaHAX. in this city, en thn 5th Inst,
Allce rate, daughter of William M. and Ella
J. tenynghau., aajt-d 9 months and 3 da) a.
The relntlves and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
her parents' residence, .Vs, 53S West King street,
en Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Te pro
ceed te Paradise for interment ltd
CLasa December f, lSi, tn this city, Mar
girei ulmer. wt e of Geergu ulmer. BftedSl
ear8, 10 mouths and 1J aays
The relatives and friends el the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
her late residence. Ne ill North Mulberry street,
en Wednesday afternoon at i o'clock. Services
at ht Stephen church. Interment at Zlen's
cemetery.
Deas In this elty, Decembet f th. IUrbsra.
wlfe et christian Deun, aged II years. 10 months
and 17 days.
All Is aver, hands are folded
(In a calm and peaceful breast
All her snrferlngB here are ended,
Aud our mother Is at rest
The relatives and lriends of the family, also
r.iltnn If ...a ... ta tl r ,r u. . .. ...
. ........ fcMv .w. , ... ,, x j, ui ae.,are
rejpectlully Invited te attend the funeral, from
W lata .. elH..nAA k.'.. a, ll,.l. -. .
..- .-VW ..e.uvu, .,u si jiiuuie eircet, en
Thursday ufternoen at 2 o'clock. Interment at
Woodward Illli cemetery. std
r,Tcs,"'x .In hls city oil ths Oih Inst , J ames
Q 1 haek ra, la the 61th year of his ge.
The relitlves and friends of the family are re
tpcc'fully Invited te attend the luneral from
his la'e resldunce, Ne SM Church street, en
Thuisds ufteinoen at 2 o'clock. Interment at
Lancaster cemetery. jja
Maicii M he residence el J. B Swartzwel
der. Lev MaurlLe W Mauch
The lelatlvus und frlunds of the f imlly are re
spectfully invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence of J a, Bwartrwelder, Ne. 181
Cast Walnut street, en Friday morning at 11
o'clock. 'Ie proceed te Ilethlehem en the 12 60
train for Interment.
New ter Maraet.
New Yerk, Dec. 7. Fleur market nulet
VlniA tntptr Lil. ft...n..vM..
11583 10:
cemuinu tugoed extra Western, t2SOQ3t6 ; geid
te choice euro Western, tl 4'.fiJl-.
llilG,l-JU, a ,.OU OtniU. VIHQ, nO. i QO,
93c: e. 2 Ked, Winter, Dee, Wjc; Jau., yic
tt'tw. .. un , .... .:...... ....... ...
Cern Ne. 2 mixed cash, 43s : de Dec, 3Wc:
de Jan., li'ie.
"-"e I White Btate. 0ci Ne. 2 de.37Kc.
ltye dull 1 Weauru, 353560 ( btate. 57405jc
Hurley nominal.
J'erk (lull ; iibw iness, II, 5 fill 73.
iJird Jan. W M ; Feb, 10 SJ
Molasses Heady , geed te tirrae, SSOlec.
auiiH.ntlnudulut.'c,
Ilesln dull ( strained te gced, 97KQI103.
l'elreleumdullt Keflned In cueea. v.u.
ff.,;,,a',a?," ! T.'r1" te Liverpool, 4je.
SUU., wW&c!1' Wmicm vheltne'ry? 2a2S0 ;
teVyf iSiiVilV " '" flat- "012 ! state fae-
. 8SJfardUlntnate,!?:Ce W-tern,22XOBe
Ulie0rr.Ii,Ju,,atliJ'rlmeCU''0.
Coffee dull j fair cargoes, 14c,
""" """fcnaMl.lta Pred dc Market.
PHitADttrtrtA, Pec 7. Heur market arm 1
ales. act) barrels t Minnesota llalrers.M Jeiepi
5nnylvanlaFamtlv.MSOs Ml westerade,
IROlMt ratents, si beQi Ij.
tf.n Sniir. at
w'heat-Dee. 7Jet fJan.,c i Feb
r..m-llrMV.SAUn t Jan . l?n t I tvh .4Sa
wKc
Oats-Dec STNe) Jan., V-I Feb. J7'c
Chlesce I'rudurtt Market.
CBUAOP.Dec, 7,9.''1 m., uitkelpp"ed.
ss heat-Dec 770 . Jan, .'0 . t el ,
79V0, tlay, sMc
I'..-m ,,..n ?Jf . .Ian . S.-lfc . K,.l,.. Wt .
eats-Dec . tTt.e : Jan., nie ; May, siSc
Verk-Dec, 11103. Jan., Ill 11, leb,.
Ui
Miv. Ill fSU.
Ijird Dec, K 20. Jan., IS
let,
fr, lSi May, pi 0,-v
Short Ulbs-Jan . 3J7K. t'eb . f. 6S . May.
3 6785 74
cu-in.
srheat Dee., 77He ; Jan., "J'.c , cb
TSic; May, S3Ke-
oern nee, ST'kCt Jan., 8?c , Feb, J'Sc j
May, tSSSUS'e.
thits Pec.iS'ie, Jan, 2C'C; Stay, Sl,e.
Ferk-Dec, 110 15. Jan., I1107S) Feb.; ill 13:
May. Ill 4
Lard-Dec, K 17K. Jan., Ss Feb, JO?
May.feM.
Klbs-Oaa,3 5:(i Feb..f5 37H'! March, 5.
tlnaln atut I'mvlslens.
Furnished by S. K. Yundt, Ilreker.
Chicago, Dec 7, lOe'clrs'k jv. in.
Wheat. Cem. Osts. Ferk, Lard.
December .. 7H '"S "i '
January .. 7S"4 $ss . 11 K r M
February TV. 5sS . 11 JTS '
Marcs. !S
May MV, 4 SIS U '-JS 31S
Uecelpts Car Lets.
Winter Wheat Si
Spring Wheat .
Cern 'J
Oats 1
Kye it
Barley "0
Oil City
CrudeOU TlJ
Head
KcceipU Ilcgs
Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. in.
Wheat, Cern. Osts. Ferk. 1-ard.
December .. .77 ST'J S 10 M 8 I7S
January 77J,' M St.', 11 07S S
rebruary . .. . T-. Srlj . . 11 5 6 e
Starch.. H 6 S3
May S', 43S SIS 11 H 6 50
Oil City
Crude Oil . .. Tv,
Lancaster Live Stock Market.
Lancaster, Dec 7 Last week ws an aver
ase one at the Lancaster stock yard and the rat
tle and hogs leceived were disposed eL A', out
4H) cattle were sold at Stewart s yard" at prices
ranging from 3 te 4e-, aecerdlng te qua.tty.
At Jehn W. Mentxer's yards ID catun and
2i0 hogs were sold. Mockers sold at sasse J
feeders. SKaic : fat catle. 3-.
At Levi 5enenlg's yards 500 cattle and W0 hoes
were sold ; prices realized were about the same
as quoted above.
New Yerk Mecas.
Niw Yerk, Dec. 7,1 30 p. m. Meney easy at
(Qi per cent.; Exchange steady; postal rates,
tlSlSOt&Si government firm 1 Currency 6',
1 27li bid . 4's Coup, II -; bid ; S's de, II le,
bid.
The stock market this merntns opened
heavy and weak, but after the Qrstfew deal
legs there was censlde able buying for Londen
account. This steadied the list, and by the first
call prices were up ii te lliper cent. The ad
vance was the slfTnil for a heavy selling by
holders anxious te" rvalue, under which the Im
provement was net only lest, but adecllneef K
te 1 per ceut. treai lat night's prices estab
lished Stock Markets.
Quotations by Keed, McGrann A Ce , bankers
Lancaster, Fa.
5W VORK LIST. llA.SC 12 M JT M
CanadaPacldc )
C.C.C.A1 71 74 71
Colerado Ceal i U i 34
Central Vac I3". i; ;
Canada Southern aK &-. 63S
ChLSt Ia.it Fgh T 1TV
Uen.il'.le G 3
Del. L.A W 14 JS 141 HIV
Erie J7S JTVj 3..JJ
Erie, 2nds lei luiH it
Jer. C (3 32S 1)l
K A T S7 J6S S-.H
Leu. A N 6V( 6IA? 3S
L. shore fr: , mv
Mlch.Cen & ewv iS
Missouri Faclfic 1V5; lis in
N. F , rctj sei 2?
N. F. Fref.....' 63 UU elV
N. West 117? H7V U5S
NY. C 118 115J H-iJ,
East Tennessee C isl )?s l"Jl
Omaha 33J 5.7i 5V4
Oregon Transportation .... S7 w, Sss
Ontario A W 21 21 2 :
Pacific Stall ai 3i: 54f,
Hech. ,t F .
St. Fanl KS &4t t3 1
Tex Fac 26 2vjJ 2i
Union Fac et, Wi bm,
Wabash Cem 23 ! sew
WabashFref ij 4u S7
Wegtern U 77 7T' 70
West shore Bends less
ruiLADxiruiA list.
Leh. Val lf,y.
D.N.Y.APhUa II n 11
Fa. R U 5-V, .VjV 57K
Beiding :i 21 ,3',
Leh. Nav . . 5e.
lltstenv. Pass
F. A E sa
N Cent
Peeples Tass
Kdg Genls 105-r lie. lOVi
Oil &j 7" 7
' '
XKW ADYHItTISZJlJiXTa.
-DAKING POWDER.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never vatles. A marvel of
purity, strengtn and wholesomeness. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot
be sold in competition with the multitude of low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders,
Held only in earn IIetal IUkixq I'owesR Ce.,
106 Wall Street, New Yerk. may27.1y04w
WANTKD A GOOD DINING-ROOM
OlliU Apply at the
KOIIBEK HOUSE,
It North Queen and Chestnut Streets.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE M.E.V.
nercher Hall Ansoelatlen will rac-nt iivmnr,
row (Wednesday) evening at 8 o'clock, at Mmn-
ueibuur uau, .ur tne
le purpose of nominating
GEO. FFEIFFElt, Bec'y.
Aiirecter'.
piINEST IN LANCASTER CITY.
SHERRY WINB3.
KOHUEU'S LIQUOttSTOBE.
22 CENTUEHQUABE. Lancaster, Fa.
"ARE YOU READY V
if you hive net yet Purchased your
Presents for the Holidays,
Csll and Examine our Full Assortment of
Flushand Leather oeda before buying. A full
line of New and lleautiful Designs li Whisk
Helders, bhaving Bet, and Gentlemen's Suiea-lngi-ets.
Call and Examine Ne trouble te show goods
H. B. COCHRAN'S,
NOS.1S7 A 133 North Queen St., Lancaster. Fa
maya-lyeedlt
gDW, EDQERLEY. '
Sleighs ! Sleighs !
I have new ready for the Winter 8fas.on.lhe
largesu cheapest, finest and most select assort
ment of Ulngleand Deublo
PORTLAND,
ALBANY AND BUSINESS
BLEIQHB,
Ever offered ter sale In this city. The woraman weraman
ship and elegance of finish Is fully up tuthe
standard of my hue aud well-known C'arrtuge
Werk. My prices for a geed, honest and tub
stsntlal artlcls are the lowest In thn market.
Ihivea large stock of IH'(iGIE3 AND CAB
UIAUES, New and Pecend-llaud, ul at very
lowest figures. Fleasu call and exsmlne my
wera.
Edw. Edgerley,
Market Btrcet,
Rear of Poateffloo, Lancaater, Pn.
Itepalring promptly attended te One set of
workmen eiiKsclaily employed.
JVJCr ADVl!ltTlSi:.VE!(TS.
WANTKn".
A situation te de general hnnsewetk,
Applyal i jiuuiislKKhr
it
ElKIil FinKIli(K' K1KK
Wanted Fire Hats of every kind or etery
srtlclelc useby the Inte Flre Department Ad
d,r,i'. ... a . THOM.ss I FKTO.
d7-2tdU Se. 217 North leth St. Philadelphia.
jiT OOO "KWAKD.
V-e.jV'VV terany ran of kidney Iran-
hies. Nervous Itebtlliy Men'al and Pruslcal
Weakness that ItOTSNU KK K 111 1 Thus
falls tecurtv. Sold by dmgKt-ts Ments.
nhltll MUD CO.,
... . Ne. IS N llth-t I'M'a Pa
r Circulars free. ueiS-heial.tw
AT HUHSK-ti
Snow. Snow.
It Itetulnds s mere of tlrntmas It teeuu
morellkelt Wkakkuki with ttoed
things te help wake I uu re eulej able.
Baking Ivfaterials I
KaUlns. Currants, Citren. .Vew Orleans Hsk.
Ing Molasses. I'UHK Hl'lt E. Uese Water Us
verltig kxtracts. Hhellbarks. Walnuts aud 1
nut kernels, llaklng Powders, Haklug ttd.t
and Pure Cream Tartar.
HEKTZLKU'S BEST MINCE MEAT.
XXX Confectlenors' Vulver zd ugir i.rnnn
lii,,J??K?ro.nl'6eter pound, .-ett White SS
C6C, Ight Ilruwn ei and Ulnger t'ake.-ugar.
'7;, t. ocean ut and prepsnsl ucceauuts Nuts
or all kintls Caudles, Orangsj, Lemens, hlte
Urape;, Bananas, Ac.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTKB, FA.
Telephone connection
ANCASTER RINK.
FDN I PON !
ROARING LAUGHTER !
-AT-
Lancaster Rink I
TO-NIGHT I
Tl ESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EtEMM.s
GF.AND BrjllLESQA'E OF
" HEXAS TARRY,"
GOTTEN VP BY " FECK l.VD UOT.
-ALSO-
WILM0T& LESTER
ADMISSION lOCESTS".
nr Don't lerget ti-ltes' Simj'sJ Hep, Tuesday
Evenltg sM-lydi;
e
AS HALL.
$12 AND iU .V.
These figures will buy ,t Storm
( eat. The price is small, yet it in
cludes the big, wide cellar. It
il covers the ears and warms the body.
Yeu needn't step at these prices.
AND If you want te pay 25.Ct you'll get
a coat that you can't vrtar except
$13 &J upon the coldest and stormiest days
that you can imagine.
412.00 and 13.60 ate comfortably
low prices.
Wanamaker A Bnew.v,
Oak Hall,
SOUTILE-teT COHNETl SIXTH AND MAP..
ket fcrs.,
rillLADELrUIA
w
1LLIAMSON A iOSTER.
TELEPHOaSE C0.V.VECTI0.N.
WILLIAMSON ft FOSTER.
GIFT HUNTERS,
CHRISTMAS
splD O 'LOVES,
.NtCK IT llfcs,
BOYS' Bl ITS-,
COL'-AUS, O CUFFs.
SLEEVE t Burre.ss,
CniLD3EN'S 8C1T3,
HOUSE n COT-,
HEADING Ed LOIIh.:,
OVERCOAT',
SEAL O CP'
FUK O OI.OVE9,
UMBUELLAS,
mteflSB, t? scAurs,
STUDS, El AUMLF.rs,
SILK HANDKLUCniEFS,
CARRIAGE, 1 nOBKS,
LADIES' Pi MUsTi,
LADIES' SHOULDER CAPES,
I'l'LSE
BUCK
rp WARM CIS,
OLOVt
CHILD'S OVERCOATS.
STIFF
CLOTH
O HATS.
CAP'S,
FINE SILK HATS.
GIFT HIWTERS,
CHRISTMAS
FELT O hLIPFKRS
LADIES' ST KID S1IOL3,
HAND SATCnEI.",
mYH' sr OAS'AMER.
WATERI'ROOr t COATS,
CHI LDS'TOT TRUNKS,
ItlUlllElt W BOOTS,
OVER El SHOES,
LADIES' HAND SEWED GAITERS,
VELVET 3 SLIPPERS
DANCING O l'L'ill'a
ALLIOATOR SLIPPERS,
OKNT'S
DKLS5 I? BOOTS.
FINE CALF El UA11KU3,
RIDING BOOTS, FLEECE
LINED
WOLF
NALAHKAS,
ROBES,
SCARLET UNDERWEAR.
GENT'S
MI.K
SMOKING
TWIMPPEl,
JACKKlu,
CHILDS SHIRT WAISTS,
CARItlAGE O WlllPd
llOVa' k GAITERS,
CiAUDlGAhS, BEST QUALITY, LOWEST
PRICES.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
32, SI, 3 and SS East King St.,
LANCASTER, FA
F
OR THK UUliUUYK!
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS!
t Tin:
Jeseph L. Rau & Ce.,
This special and IiIkIiI' Impei taut 11ARUA1N SALE Is InaiiKtirated inrthntmnnntet thnsn ladlna who usually deter
tlielr i-nrrtisaea until ntierlhv lllst nt .laniiary. We depsrt t mm old innllitHls and RlMi )im IMuciklen iiniwrtlinllv
111(111 1- NOW -Hern are C1IIST.M A BAIUtAlNS ler the Little Felks, llavuloeks, Newmarket aud Boiplalted Cimta
at I1.7J, tl .vi, 11 ie, s.1 : 11 m and avtsi. . , '
ALL Hl'Kl'IAI.Li KKDl'CKD Indies' Seal Fltlsli Wraps fertlO. Excellent Flush Cents ler 111, and UtchSeAl Flash
COiits for lis. tiivNt, I2J.M and liv
ALL sl'ECtALLl REDl'UKD-lloed Newmarkets, full length and perfect shapes, at W,s;, U, I.V1H, iii.a), ;,n Knn
AM. SPECIALLY 111 DL'CKll Yeu should sce our I.iulles' Jackets in Asttakan, Ileucln, Plain Cleth and Htoektnot
at fli:, 1.1", !.. I U 11.75 ami SlWt.
aI.i.specIAI.LY llEDUCED-Whslccryeu want In CLOAKS ter Ladles, Misses and Chllditm new Is Ilia tlmole
srcuie
SPECIAL HOLIDAY BARGAINS AT THE NEW CLOAK STORE,
JOSEPH L. RAU & CO.,
i:.(H3S North Queen 8tm't,
VAMP Af VEnTJSE.VE.Xrti
-1 a con v. siiKArrcifs
PURE RYE WHISKY,
aug'27 lydU
Duke Slrwt l.lijuer Stere.
AY
n: ekkki. Tin: rntsi- mouteaoi:
(t iHr cent. (.old llenils of the Sharen. Fa-
and l'onsacels, I la., W aterCoinpanles.lo parties
desiring ate invratments. ruller paituutais
furnished en application.
WM O HOPPKRA I'll,
eMStdTu.Th.tH Ne. MS Third it-.I'hlla.
-T7IOR SALU.
JD Ihe eotnuindteus. sulntanttallv liullt Te
story BRICK HOISE, Ne. Ill Last OrallRO
stiwt I'iiw, II 7'e One thousand dollars ran
remain ferm.uiv ears at are per cont.lnter cent.lnter
(SL let further paittcularsapplv te
1 . .',r nrii
neTOMmdll
Ne 10 West Orauge St
MAKKLKY'S NKW I1RANDS "PAXY"
and Ftrt ItMe " are the popular 6 cent
Cigars at Hotels und Calnens. Try them.
M.IKK1.K1 s Yellow Frent,"
Ne. 21 North yucen stivct.
(Formerly Hartman's.)
H VHLEY'S 1'LAVOHINU EXTRACTS
and Ch'tstmas Sptces are nbselutcly pure
and of the highest grade attainable. Ilubtey's
Standard llaklnv! Powder ts the best Try It.
llUULEY'S DKl'O STOKE,
36 West King Street.
A U. ROSENSTEIN,
A BARGAIN.
On In,; te the close of the I all and W Inter Sea
nn, I hATe purchased one mere piece of these
eleirant Heavy Dark Blue English Cheviots, at a
reduced nrlce. They were our best seller, and
old at HMe, and have reduced them te the low
Birure urtiliM. Made and trimmed elCKantly,
and above all, a perfect nt. .
A. 11. U03EN3TKIN. Flne TallerlnK,
37NerUCueunsL
pCLTON OI'ERA HOVSi:
Friday Evening, Deoembor 10, 1880.
rAREWF.LL APPF.ARANCK OF THE DIS
TINGUISHLD ARTISTE,
RHEA!
Supp.irte I by MR. ARTHUR FORREST and an
ticw'ent Cci.panv. In her Latest and
i.icalest Success,
"THE WIDOW."
r RICES -II W, 7SC, &"c Ac
seats new en sa'e at opera beuse. dec; ltd
POSITIVE Pl'BLlC SALE OF A VAI,
L ABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Oa TnsDAT, Drcianta 7, lSsn,
At the Lancaster County Heuse, East Kins
street, I.ancater City, Fa., the nnder'lgned ltd
tnlnistrater of the estatn of the late David Kll
ilnKer. deceased, will sell the following valuable
Real Etate. viz
A Let or Ground fronting en East Klne street,
31 feet. SAJ lnrhes. mere or less, and extendlnir
In depth .15 feet, morn or lass, te a II feet wide
alley, bounded en the east by prtjerty of Ed
ward WUey, known as the Lancaster County
Heuse, en the west by property of Dr II II.
Parry, drupjlst, south by East King street and
nnrtn by Grant Btreet The Improvements
tnertenarea Denble Frent Twoetery 1IKL K
sretta, BCILDINO, new occupied by store,
containing tour rooms en second deer, and hiv
ing a plastered attic with four rooms : the back,
building is two story brick, containing six
rooms, the kitchen having three large Iren ket'
ties walled In for butchering purposes. There
Is also a large Frame Stable, and part Brick and
part Frame Slaughter Heuo at rear end of the
let, fronting en the said East Grant street. Thn
stable contains tour stalls for horses, with lefts
fir three or four tens of hay, and same amount
of straw, also granaries for &0 bushels of grain,
large lett ter storing six sleighs, also shed room
ler six wagons, and cattle pun for steers. Tbe
Slaughter Heuse Is supplied with hydrant water
and has a large beam for banging five or six
slaughtered steers Thre Is ample sewerage
en the premises, connected wlih the dwelling
and slaughter house There Is a well of never
filling water with pump therein, en the prem
ises i also a cistern of from nlna te twelve hogs
heads captclty
This property was successfully run as a Hatch
erlng ntand ter fifty years. 1'vrs'ins desiring te
view the property can de se by calling at Nee. lis
and US hast King street, at any time prier te
day et sale.
bale 10 commence at 7 o'clock p. m., of sal
day, when conditions will be made known by
WILLIAM . SHIRK.
IIixrt SnmiiRT. Admtnltratei.
Auctioneer. nevlMtdl'u
Cl'ECIAL TO THE LADIES.
OUR FORMAL OPENING DI3FLAY
ELEGANT FURS
Cemprltlng all that Is desirable, from a Seal Gar
ment te the Smallest Muir ter a child, will com
mence Wednesday, December 1, and continue
one week.
Want nt spce preventing special display
longer, though our stock wui be kept lull the
balance et the season.
The exhibition will be frcn te all, whether de.
siring te purchase or net. We feel assured that
thn above announcement win bu sufficient te
awaki-n a lively Interest among all concerned,
as our reputation a leaders In this line In Lan
caster long slnce established and fully earned
through forty years of practical experience
gives us superior advantages.
Special attention, as usual, given te making
Seal Hud Fur-Lined Garments te order. Fit.
QuUlty and trice Specially Guaranteed. We
desire te say that our exhibition space baa been
greatly Increased slnce last season, se that
visitors who felt crowded before need have no
sneb fear this reason.
While devoting se much space te Ladles, we
dettre the Gentlem-n te knew that we are
abundantlypreparedtesupplyany duinand for
justly celebrated AMER I1A1S. full stock new
ou band or made te order, Fashionable and Lew
in nice.
AMER
3
LANCASTER'S LEADING PRACTICAL HAT
TER AND FURRIER,
ntJlmd 30 WEST KING BTRKF.T.
T30PUL.VR TOYS.
WONDERFUL DISPLAY
OF
LOW PRICED
POPULAR TOYS.
Churches,
Sunday Schools and Merchants
SUPPLIED AT
LOWEST PRICES.
FLU & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 162 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER TA
mmw aiBMUMiawn,
-IIRKAT REDUCTION HALK OK-
INEW CLOAK STORED
Svw P. II. H. Station.
SKW AnrKKTWKMKXTH.
"U1R1STMAH.
Useful and Appreciated Christmas Presents I
LADIES' FINE FURS GOODS.
Ml rrs.c l.l AUSand 1 INI FUR TRIMMING, SEAL SACQl' It and Fl'R LINED CIRCU
LARS. Our Muffs emhrare cvtry variety Seal, Otter, Uenver, Mink, Fadger, t ynx, Grey Fex,
toeu, tllack and Sliver Hire, etc , etc irtmmlugs all Guaranteed
GENT'S FINE FURS GOODS.
Ft lUll.OVKs, WLLARSandCAFStnevery style.at Bettem Prices. A large geueial llnoef
GLOVES and MITTS ler Men and Children.
FINE R011KS AND LAP BLANKETS at all prlres-prtces that will stupilsa jeu. Largest
assortment te select from
BTAUTFKR A CO.'S CELEBRATED H AT8-Eeryt)Ody s Favorite. W e Guaiantca them all.
PLAIN HATS Manufactured te Oidet
W. D. STAUFFER &CO.,
IN'ra. 31 and 33 North Queen Street, .... Lancjwter, P.
A MOTTO THAT ALWAYS WINS.
HONEST WORK ! HONEST PRICES!
Philip Deem's Old Rel
ISC. AND l'JS KAST KING STREET.
(Hourly Oppcalte the Leepard Hetel,) Li.ner.8t or, Pcnn'n.
ALL KINDS OF
SLEIGHS, SLEIGHS, SLEIGHS,
BuggiC3, Pbstea?, Business Wagons, Market Wagons,
-AT-
Philip Doersom's Old
Nes. 126 and 128 EAST KING STREET.
XEV ADEEnriSBXEXTS.
C-iOTOMKS. WOODWARD'S FOlt ALL
X the new shades of Ribbons ta alt widths
and qualities A full line of Chrlstmaa NetcI
life. MRS E M. WOODWARD,
dllwd MX Last Klnir BtrceL
N
EW KTOHK I NEW GOODS !
MRS. L. M. WOODWARD,
Dealer tn Lmbreldcrles and Stamping Special
dl-l'wd J6S EAST KING 8TRFET.
TJtOK RENT TII1KD AND KOUUTH
-E Floers of Hlrsh A Brether's Bulldlne, Nee.
6 and 8 North Queen street, new occupied by
ThiM. Cummlng as a first-class photograph
gallery WUI be rented fer a term nf years.
nlMtdR HIRSH A BROTHERS.
M
UHIOAL HOLIDAY GOODS
-AT
W. D, Messer's Mqs.c Stere,
NO. Ul NORTH O.UEKN STREET.
-THE-
MASON A HAMLIN ORGANS, DECKER
BROS PI AMIS. IIAlNKS A HARDMAN'd
Flne Uprlrfht Planes at Lewest Prices.
ALSO
lellns. Guitars, Banjos, Cornets. Drums,
Flutes, Sheet Music, Albums, and
AMERICAN SEWING MACHINES at 13 (JO,
0.00 and 133 w.
CALL AT
Ne. 131 North Queen Street.
aeplS-lydU
TTIRSU A HHOT11EK.
HOLIDAY GOODS!
HOLIDAY GOODS !
OUR AUIETV Or
Christmas
Presents
-ARK-
Handsome, Substantial, Cheap, and of the
Largest Varieties.
Men's Silk Suspenders, fee, 7 Je. and II.
Men's Silk Embroidered suspenders, $1.5'', II
and II te.
Men's Silk Handkerchiefs, S7c fro. and 7.V.
Men's Silk Embroidered Berder Haudkor Haudker Haudkor
ehtets. II and II 25.
Men's Silk Mufflers, II and z.
Mcn'a Silk Sattn-Llned Neckties. S4e. and t'c.
Men's Veiret Satin-Lined Neckties, 7'c.
Men's Kid Gloves, II V and 11 tu.
Men's Lined Kid Fur-Tep Gloves, 78c, 1123
and II 60
Men's Fancy Woolen Shirts, 11 te 1113.
Men's Fancy Underwear, II tell
Men's Fancy Voeln Hose, 23c, 10c. RtidfOe.
Alse, a lull line of Watch Chains, Bear! Fins,
Cuff and Cellar Buttens and PerfumTy.
A full line of Wldewale. Corkscrew, Melten
Kersey, L'caver and Chinchilla Overcoats at
Bettem Prices.
A full line of Corkacrew, WIdewale and PJald
Suits, at LewHst Prices,
A full line of Trunks, Cabbas, Club Bags and
Shawl straps.
A lull Hub of Men and Beys Gos-amers and
Rubber Coats, Leggings and Blank et.
A full Une of rine, Medium and Common Urn
b ellas. All goods at Bettem Cash Prices.
ONE-PRIOE
Clothiers and Fiirnlshers,
COK, NORTH QUEEN BT, AND OKNTKE
SQUABI, LANCASTKB, FA.
USH & BROTHER,
136-138 North Queen St.
Open Ercry EvcninR,
c
-1RHTMAH.
iable Carriage Works, rt
Reliable Carriage Works,
f.'flj-dAw
aVaVir AD VERTISEMEXTS.
1flf.'-WAS1!1NO MACH1NKH.
JLvvf Te Intioduce them In Lancaster. If
Seu want one send at oers te Monarch Laun
ry Werk, Ne SO Randelph btieet, Chtrajre,
Illinois. dafttd
T
UIS 1H PLAIN TALK !
WE UNDERSELL
-ALL
COMPETITORS.
THIS IS FLAIN TALK, BUT WE DO THE (
BUSINESS
-CAI.L AND llECO.SM.MjED.-fca
Clarke's Tea and Coffee Stere,
NO. M WEST KING STREET
WToleriheno Connection.
F. fl.-He have added le our Bleck et rine
Teas and Coffees a Full Line of Candles and
Nuts. Prices away down. marlHydAw
AT MAONAY'S.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
CHRISTMAS GOODS!
Dried Fruit and New Nuta I
SPLENDID NEW CITRON. 20 Cents.
Pure Mlneemeat, Choice Preserves, Maple
Syrup and Comb Hnney ; rrsucb Caudlea ;
Flerida Oranges and Wnlte Grapes.
A FULL LINE OF
tillOCERIES AND CANNED 000D3
TO BE BOLD CHEAP.
-Uenulne Imported SWEITZER CHEK8X.
ONE TON OF
MOORE'S SDRPRISB ROLLER FLOOR,
THE BEST IN THE MARKET for making
Amas Cakes and Puddings,
-AT-
MACNAY'S,
146 and 147 North Queen Btroet.
Mr Telephone connection.
AHUBBBBltTa.
-OULTON OI'EKA HOUSE.
TUEBDAY, DBOBMBBR 7, 1886.
THE LEGITIMATE COMEDIAN,
Mr. Reland Reed
And his Bupeib Comedy Company tn Mats Mats
den's Furclcid 0'eu.cdy,
" HUMBUG."
( 160 NighU it the Bijou Opera Heme, New Tork.)
Incidental te the play Mr- Reed will Introduce
all bis newest musical novelties "The Accent
On," " I Wonder what His Face Looked Like."
"The Pocket F.dltlen of the Mlkude." and his
Popular Piane Recitations.
ADMISSION ',,.25 and BO CENTS.
RESERVED 8KAT8 ?s(.r?.I8,
TjlULTON Ol'EHA HOUSE.
WBDNB8DAY, DBOBMBBB 0, 1880.
THE LEADING LIGHTS OF
MODERN MINSTRELSY !
OALLAN, II ALEV AND CALLAN'S
3KLECTttlOTHKEK MINSTRELS 3
The Dandy, High-Toned Coens, Introducing the
Manual of Anns Silent Drill.
Ths European Wonders, the DARE BROS.
NKLSONI." BAKER AND WEST, C ALLAN
HALEY AND OALLAN.
The Latest Cemedy Aftcrptoce, "JUST FOR
FUN."
Prof. Eddie Fex's Orchestra and Brass Band.
GRAND 3TR LET FARADL.
admission
ulseuveds:ats....
3andb0cl'nt8.
73ci;nts.
dtltd
tl ,
'.'.
J' .
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v- -t
f .-.v
" ,Tfarfrw,tfHr-K.rvr.. m n'ni
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