LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, SATURDAY DECEMBER 31 1886.
h
s
emb.
Geerge V.
cue rendered R
atmiea wm deferred.
I.A Awivfalfwl At tliA
rasc en three charge of larceny,
iMiMiriilmlwe additional chances
1 JWeelmii entry tad liroeey. Acaerdlng te
tM teetlmeny or the commenweaittrH wit
iiiihci thn mill of Jehn 15. Urutmker, en Mill
Creek, In Karl township, was entered tiy
thieve en tbe night of March 25, 1SS3, find
136 peunde of flour were stolen.
Tee principal wltnem for the prosecution
wan Levi Marthall, and he testified that he
lived In one part of a houae In Earl town
hip and the aecuaed In the ether. On tlie
evening of the robbery he overheard a con
venation between I'atterj, hla own eon and
Calvin Davla, In whleh it wa Agreed te rcb
Brnbaker'i mill. He concluded te watch
and he waa rewarded by seeing these three
men leave Fatten'a beuse, go te the mill and
return te Patten'e heum with the flelr stolen
there, which waa divided between tbm.
The aceuaed went en the witness stand
and denied all of Marshall's allegations. The
eaae waa submitted without argument te tl e
Jury and they rendered verdict or guilty,
after a brief deliberation.
iiewla Falser waa Indicted for forging thn
the name or William Dyer te n Judgment
note for (24. Tbe note was dated March 12,
1880 and waa payable In sixty days. Lxecu
tlen waa Issued en tbe note, Oyer's persona!
property was levied upon by tbe sherltr and
byer then paid the note, but en the same
date entered suit against Felser for forging
his name te the note. The nole for J2I was
submitted te Dyer en tbe witness stand, nnd
he pronounced It a forgery, his name net
even being spelled correctly. Thodefenxe
was that Felser and Dyer had a horse trans
action In which Dyer waa te ctve 20 and
hla horse for Felser's horse. In addition
Dyer owed him M balance due en a sewing
machine and In paymentef this Indebtedness
Dyer gave him this Judgment note for $21, In
tbe presence et witnesses. Heme days alter
warda Dyer gave Felser another note w 1th
his mother as surety, and told him that be
could get the money out of the ML Jey bank
and when he get the money he was te return
tbe Judgment note. Felser went te the bank,
but they refused te give him any money en
the note. 11 e waited some time for Dver te
pay htm the Judgment note and finally
Issued execution en it, and after Dyer's prep
ertywas levled upon, tbe ne'c wa paid.
Jury out.
Friday Evening. Court re-asscmbled at
7:30 o'clock and the Jury in the Lewis Feler
r forgery cue rendered a verdict of net guilty,
with county for costs.
Henry Selverllng was put en trial en a
charge of embezzlement. Frem the testi
mony en the part of tbe commonwealth !
appeared that James Ream, a cigar dealer of
Vogansvllle, employed the defendant in the
nummereriSSA te sell clears for hi in. All
moneys above ?I2 per thousand received ty
Selverllng was te be bis. The defendant
was furnished with 10,400 cigars which he
sold. He returned te Keaui (19.lt and ap
preprlated the balance te his own use.
The defense claimed that Selverling
sold only 4,100 cigars en commission
and tbe balance of the cigars weie
purchased direct from Ream and he was
unable te pay for the same by reason of
losses In business. It wasdltBcultteget the
defendant te glve an Intelligent account et
tbe transaction between tbe parties and the
Impression from bis testimony was that he
was net of sound mind. On trial.
Saturday Morning, Court met at 0 o'clock
and the Selverllng embezzlement case was
argued. Tbe Jury rendered a verdict of
, guilty and recommended him te mercy.
In the perjury case against Jehn Miller, a
verdict of net guilty was entered, tbe district
attorney stating that the case could net be
rmJe out.
A verdict of net guilty was entered In the
case of commonwealth vs. WIntield S. Hayes,
horse stealing. This case was tried at tbe
Ustsossien and the Jury, altera deliberation
of 42 hours, reported that they were unable l
agree. The district attorney stated that he
did net think tbere could be a conviction
under tbe testimony, en account of the doubt
as te the Identity of the man who hired the
horse.
A similar disposition waa made of tbe
Reduction case in wnicn Lyuinn isnzer was
the defendant.
Abraham S. Kauflman was put en trisl
for committing an assault and lattery en J.
J). Randall. The prosecutor testified that he
was getting a drink of water at tbe pump In
he rear r tbe Franklin house, this city, en
tbe evening of July 3d. when Kaullman
tlrevu Inte the yard. Witness and Deme
frienfs did net get out et the read as quick
as Kauflman thought they should and that
made him angry, and after be put his horse
a ay be walked te where prosecutor was and
struck him.
The defense was that after tbe liery of
Kauflman was put away, Kautfuian walked
towards the hotel and Randall approached
him with an uplifted rane In bis band and
Kauflman believing Randall was going te
strike him knocked blra down. A dozen
witnesses who knew Kaallman for many
years gave him a geed character for peace.
The Jury rendered a verdict of net guilty,
and divided the costs equally between the
prosecutor and the defendant.
bURETT AND DERCr.TIO.S CASES
Leah Cenner was charged by Sarah Ster
rett with having threatened te " knock
damnation " out of barah Sterrett In June
last. The parties at tbe time lived in the
neighborhood of Christiana and Mrs. Sterrett
was a tenant of Mrs. Cenner. Dismissedwltb
Leah Cenner for costs.
Mary Cenner, a daughter of the defendant
in the previous case, wis charged by the
same presecutrix with making similar
threats en August 12th. The case was
dismissed Tilth costs divided between the
parties.
Mrs. Sterrett, tbe presecutrix iu the abeve
cases, was put en trial ier threatening the life
of Mrs. Cenner. The presecutrix testified
that Mrs. Sterrett en a number of occasions
said she would kill her, If she had te hang
for It. This case the court dismissed and
directed the defendant te pay the costs. The
order as te Mrs. Sterrett was reconsidered te
give her an opportunity te ral'e the costs y
next Saturday.
The surety of the peace cases against Henry
Hchied and Henry HUdebrand, were (ill
missed with county for otllce costs.
Tbe desertion case against William l .
Christ was continued te gie the parties an
opportunity te reconcile their dlllerences.
J extend Miller was charged by Samuel
Miller, of Liberty Square, with hating
threatened te sheet him if he blots ed en him
for attempting te burn his father's barn. Tbe
accused denied having made the threats. The
court directed him te enter bail in the sum of
foOOtekeep the peace, and pay tbe co its of
prosecution.
SENTEXCLS IMI'OSLD.
Frank Beyd,w he pleaded guilty te stealing
6,100 cigars from the Ephrata station and was
convicted of stealing two horses, was sen.
tenceed te underge an Imprisonment In the
Kantern penitentiary for tbe period of thru)
years and three months.
Jehn I'atten, who was convicted en Jeur
charges of larceny and one of felonious entry
was sentenced te undergo an lraprUenmeut
in the Lancaster county jail ler two years
and n half.
oriNie.N's iii:i.ni;itni.
Judge i'attersen delivered opinions in tl e
following cases te-day :
Commonwealth vs. W. 8. Hayes convlcted
of false pretense, rule for new trial. Rule
denied aud new trial refused.
Iu the Salisbury township read case the
exceptions te tbe report of re-view ers was
overruled and tbe report confirmed.
In Ilia unit tf n M Tli,...r,n ,
Isabella Hacker, tbe service of the summons
by tbe Buerltl was set aside en account of In
formality. JENN1K COVLE BEFORE TUB tOl'JtT.
Jennie Ceyle, who was also a defaulting
witness in the Copland cases, was brought
before the court en a process en Friday even
ing. She was reprimanded for falling te at
tend court after she had been duly sub-rcr-naed
and fined 25 and costs. The penalty
was paid and Jennie was released Irem cus
tody. ArrOINTED COMsTAnLL.
David Ferd waa appointed constable cl
Manhelm township te till the vacancy caused
by the resignation of H. H. GeUL who was
constable et that township for many years.
CUnrtKMT BUSINESS.
In the suit et Adam B. Rear vs. Law.
reuce'a administrator, a ruleaa allowed te
hew cause why a new trial should net be
granted.
ADDITIONAL, EXCEPTIONS.
Additional exception have been Hied te
tbe auditor's report In tbe estate of Ames
Hendersen, deceased, by 8. H. Reynolds and
D. O. Lihlemen.
annicnMnti,
thi Atlantte" Thit Amlng. This
n-J. VV. Kansene and company will plsy
"Acress the Atlantic" In the opera house This
will be Mr. Kansene's firtt appearance In this
city, but be li a geed comedian with a live play,
lie plays no leas than four characters and does
his work remarkably well.
The Deg bheu. On Monday night Minnie
Oscar Gray and W, T. Stephens open a week's
engagement In sensational drain at the opera
house. They will play "Without a Heme ' en
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday etchings,
and "Saved from the Storm" the remainder of
the week. The grot acting aeg n 111 be Intro
duce!. JYe (JUattm, tht Herteman.Oa Monday
l'r.if 0earlt. Qleasen, the horse trainer, will
open a week's engigeuieiit at the Lancaster
rink He Is a wonderful man In his line The
Uosten .Herald says: 'Tret. Oicar li Uleaten
bu Astonished eld hone trainers and handlers
and pleated hundreds at Wlnstew's rink, ft
James avenue, by the skillful mannei in w htch
he subdues tbe wlldestand tresi vicious horses
A Mind Meter, a stubborn and ugly innstang, n
heise addicted te tunning away frequently, n
lively bueilng mustang and ethers have been
conquered with seeming rase by the professor s
methods, and brektn of their unpleasant char
acurlitles "
At ( liinki At tbe Lancaster rink this
evenlng a ten of coal and a barrel el flour will
begivenaway At tbe Misnnercher the atttac
tlens will be J ehn Trewltz In his musical special"
Ilea and singing by Hiram Croome
DBATHM
ICKRR.-In this city, en th Dtb Inst,, Jehn
Decrr, r , In the MJ year of his age.
The relatives and friends et tbe family, also
Teu'enla Ledge. Ne 18S K of IV, Hebe) Ledge,
Ne Mjl O O f .Red Jacket Tribe, .Ne 41 1 O
it. M . and the Lancaster Micnnerc her. are re
sp'Ctfully Invited te attend the funeral, iron,
his late residence, he ail West King mrvet.
ou Sunday alternoen at 3 o'clock interment
at 2 Ien's cemetery.
1'n.LXR ln.Vew Helland, en Iho 9th Inst .Mar
caret A., widow el the late bolemou DUlet, In
the 75th year of her age.
Therelallxesand friends of the family are rtv
spectfully Invited te attend the )neral from
her late residence, en Sunday me Tlng at 10 30
ocletk. Interment at Lutherar .pniclet
ltd
iirin.sBR.ii.-tn thl' . -y, en the Mb Inst .
Mrs lt.i.bara Uelfeuberftr, in the 7?.h jir of
her age
The relatives and .ends of the family are re
srwctfully Invltr ie attend the funeral, from
hi r late reside ju. Ne 18 Last rrederlck street,
en 'nnday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment at
Lancas'f rcctcct ry. dlO-iid
CRrBvrR. This morning, at hlaitsldenie In
North luke treet, . lames c. Carrenter, In ttf
t'th year of fcu age.
t uneral en Tucday morning next Inter
inent private ;,.
Jl ASSIST.
rhlUdelrihla rredur Market.
rniLADELrmi, pec 11 Heur market slew
ales, CX) barrels . Minnesota linkers, U "AiliOO
Pennsylvania Kamllv. K7W s;k , Western de,
W ' W : I'atents. U 5CQ5 IV
Ksw flour, 13
Wheat-Dec, tc Jan, Fc. Tel , i-.c
March. 4
cmn Dec, 4c Jan,K4c."eb, 17c , March,
7Sc
..,",,:-"ec s",c- Jn -r- Feb. S-V.C
March, S.N..
Ctilrge l'rednre Market.
t-aiiioe, Pec 11, 9 J0 a. m . market owned
nneat-Dec rj.c , Jan, r-V. . rob,
;,c: May, fife
yra.7.u,:c ' 3MC' Jftn' 3:c. reb.JVc,
May, 4ic
OM-Uec,y Jan.r May, liuc
Perk Pec, lit 3u,Jan, in ss, rVb . ln;s
Say. in :
Lard-Kec, I-, 10 Jan. HITS;. Feb . "5 M
Libs-Jan , te 7i , reb 70 ; May, H 77S
CLrwisa.
"Leai-uce., ;c . Jan, 7s V: . Keb.
;sS'- . May.KlWc
.ern-l)ec, J'te . Jan , S-c .
May. 4JWC
Oat Dec , 'l4c, Jan, .c ,
March, Jlc
fork liec , je -J Jan , u 11
May, IU57W.
Keb , 37,S'c
Ma, je'.c,
feb, JIK.X
n Feb,
usra liec. W e;, Jan.
ft. May, M 4i.
bliert Utb
s-Jan , J 60 reb., bS Maieh,
7iK
tlrain and ITotlieiib.
r urntshed by S. K. Tundt, Breker.
LH..AOO, Dee 11, loe clock p. in
heat. Cern. O'U. Tork. Lard.
January 7-'i 37 J,? 11 ?i 615
Jebruary . . 7 37i t, :;
March.
6 S . .. K .Jl
May
"4 UH 1 11 s a n
winter wheat in
fcpnn,c H heat
Cern 7
eau... .- ";;.; :SJ
"y" '
IUrle ... -J
Oil City
CrudeOll ,,.
liecelpu-Ilegs "??
Closing Prlces-2 o'aleek n m.
vheat. Cern. Oata Perk Lard.
Uccember 7s sfi'i :'; 10 fS 6 0;
January ....7 7 '.. 11 15 li
feeruarv
'K
March . .
May...
OU City
Crude Oil .
efs 11 tl
f
",S
. P' 11 t; e 45
. 4
tteif fork Jlaraet.
New Tork. Dec. 11. Kleur market steadr ,
Fine, J OeQ-j Mj Superfine, S383 10.
common te geed extra Western, tz-iftj a , EOed
tochelcoextra Western, M fC5I
H heat-Ne 1 Ked btate, :Xc : Ne 2 de
'?r Ked, Winter, Dec., f9 ,c , Jan.,l.lc
ftb.OlXe
Cern Ne 5 mixed cash, 17c de Dec , 4'JiC .
deJan.,El)c '
Oita Ne 1 White State, 10c Ne i de. c
Dec . 31c
11 e dull. Western, iigy-c , State, s??1
Barley nominal
Perk stronger, new mess, 111 rf:wai'
Lard Dec. I U Jan, 1 w Mav, ei M
MoiaeBes steady , geed te pr me, iitec
Turpentine steady at Kb.
llestndull. Btralned togeod,7X(Mtaj
Petroleum dull , lteflned. In cases, t.c
rclghtsdull grain te Liverpool, &kc.
Butter dull, Western Creamery, 478310,
to".'f!ai!?eay' " "tern ri&t'11l:Hc.thic
g'gs steady, State. 'rc Western. IMlXc.
hugar Arm Herlnea CuUeat, fc'.fiMit.
Ornimlated, 6 11 li
Tallew stead Prime City, Wic
Itlre dull
Cuilee nt 111 , fair cargoes, UX-
Neir lerk Stetaa.
Ntw leRK, Dec. 11,1 30 p. in. Meney easy at
i per tenu, Kxchange dull , postal rates,
li laielH government steady , Currency6's
II S bin. 4 a Coup, tls bid, IX s de, 11 l&S
bid.
The stock market this morning opened
inonerateij active and fractionally lower, but
tberkiillngs were without special feature et In
urcstuptii the flrst call. After that time theie
wit a limned buying, and puces advanced Vf 10
1 4prain by 11 ocletk Alterthattlmenseu
luj c,r lh 111.1 e It-t was commenced and has
c ntlnuLd mtheit Interruption up 10 the prcs
unt writing '
htuck Alarkets
Ooetutlons by Keed, Mcc-rann
Lancaster, Pa.
Ce, bankers
H, tORK LIST.
Canada 1'uclHc
ClUI
Colerado Ceal
Central Pac
Canada beuthnm ...
Chi M I. A Pgh
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Del 1. A V
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Mtsseurl Pacltlc ....
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N. P 1 ret
N. West
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Oregon Transportation
Ontario A V
l'aclflc Mall
Itoch. A I'
bt. Paul
Tex Pac
Union Pun .
Willnmh f?nm in'
iiauaniiet ,,
Western U
West Shere llends
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Pa It 1C
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P.A h.
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Peeples Pass
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Oil
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FprlnKCh'ekens, Vpr
Chickens put ' (lirej
Chickens ! plece (cleanedl ...
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Ducka (cleaned)
Turkeya (cleHned)
lurkeya (live)
ueesn (cleaned)
litese (live)..........,.
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Cabtiage 04 luad . ........
llets V 1 tinrh
Canllfli'wer, J lnwd
Sweoifetatits'ipk
Turnips. V H pk
Turnips, yi S bushel ....
I'Mawee. ti.SPk
Swet IMtaliH'S, X pk
Tomatei V X pk
Plebnussbesieach) ...
Onions, V k,pk ...
Carrots, V bunch
Celeiv, Vs bunch
Ilumlu), V qt
rLet a At OR11
Fleur V bbl ...
raney Heller Heur .
Wheat
Oats
Cern isbelied)
Cern, V S P-
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Hay (i ten ....
Cloveree.l a4 bus .... ..
Timethy j'lms
Herd (,ms V bin
Orchard Dnu V bus ... .
Mixed Lawn Uraes s bus
Hungarian Urass bus ...
straw i ten ....
tlaxseedf bus
Halibut V
Catfish VS.
Krh Mackerel I!
Clams V h
Oyster V lt
pea Bass . .
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Sturgeon
Flounders .
lJtnib y "
Mutten Vft
Veal V a
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Sausage V ?
Pudding V ...
Ham V . "hole
Hamfi S sliced.
ltacen f:
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I ecal Storks and Ifeuils
Bepeited b J. U. Leng.
Par 1 i
aIum. sale
Lancaster 'percent , l'i bu 107
e " 14J l' li'
" I ' school lean lii 1
" 4 In ler a) years im 1'.
" 4 In leri sears lm b . A
1 Inioeraiyears 1i 1
Manhelm Ikii-eugh lean leu
BA5STW:k.
Ktrst National Rank m
rarmers' National II ink .'' 1 '
Fulton National Bank HO -X
Lancaster t;eunty National Bank . ftu lia
Columbia National ltank Mi lv
Christiana National lirnk w in
Kperata Natli nal Rank .... lm li-
Kirst National Bank Columbia liu IV
First Nattenal ltank, Strasburg .... U1 lis
First National ltank. Marietta 10 axl&i
Flrt National tUuk, Mt Jey 100 lVi
Lttltz National Hank mi lVi
Manhelm National lUnk lvi) Imi
I uien National ltank, 31 -unt Jey M
.New Helland National Wank li 1 5i
(,ap National Rank ... lm in.
(,'uarryvll.e N'atlenal Uank no 11"
hllrabethtcwn National Bank.... ion 11 1
Northern National Hank lm '
Trancz te k
Hie Spilng A Heaver Valley J '
Hrldgepert A Herehcw nw .1 no
Columbia A Chestnut Hill . w 1
Columbia A ashtngten .1 v
Conestoga A nig spring ... .. ji
Columbia A Marietta i
Maytown A MUabethtewn .'5 1 1
Lancaster A Ephrata ia 11
Lancaster A v mew street a 4-ft.i
Strasburg A Ml.lpett ii jj
Marietta A Maytown a m
Marietta A Mount Jev .... i itfS'
Lane, Ellrabcthtnwn A Mlddletewn bu 7"
Lancaster A r rultTl.le M w
Lancaster A LUm .... -
Kast linindywlne A MaynesOurg .... Se -
Lancaster A t'llllamjtewn a 1 iu
Lancaster A Maner si lli
Lancaster A Manhelm 2 V
Lancaster A Marietta .a .-
Lancaster A New Ue'land .. . . loe '.
ISC1XAS0V ereias.
tlnarryvlile K. li m 113
MUlersvllle Street Car .... si iv3
Ini.ulrtng Printing cempiny M ej
liasllght and Fuel Company . ... St a
Stevens Heuse (Itendsj i, i(u
Columbia Gas Company a a
Columbia Water Company 10 10
Susenehanna Iren Company M) arj.K
Marietta Hellew. ware 1,1) 0 10
Stevens Heue m 1 u5
Millers vUle N ermal Scheel s is
Northern ilarket u fj
Kastern 31arket w s
Western Market je 5i25
Lancaster City strtnu liail way CO ... V fO
Gaa Company llends luj pa
Columbia lioreugh Hends lm pii
LvncasterA Susquehanna. jiu siu
Lancaster A New Dan vule a 11
Ouarryvllle K. U, 7". ... . ...no nt 73
Heading A Columbia Ii.lt. 6 a lu) luu7S
viir AVEEiiTissvEyr''
JJAKI.SG I0. DKli.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
T"HIS powder neer vaites A marel of
purl'y, strenirtn and wholosemeness Mere,
economical than ih eidlnary kinds, and cannot
be told In competition with the multitude of low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate, powders
S2 '. .'"!:' n C""- "JVAL IlAKIRO POWDkttCO..
10b Hall SUeet, New lerk. mayKljdAw
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RAMJhKT-OtTTHIb
IATLKIj.VV;
evening at the
it LVNKRCHORIlelEI.,
It"1" .Ju North Prince bt
PKI ATE SALi: THK TWOSTOUY
llrlck Dwelling en the southeast corner of
Lemen and Lime streeta, will be sold low en
eni icui.a. iuuie3aie. appiyat
uu iiue- l AUK I II
: DUKE ST.
C
rtLF-HEAD hOlI' LUNCH AND
Turkey Ilaffllng thla etenlng Alie Spicn
gera Ueeren tanat khiliiki.i'
lid cei Orange and Water Streets
CUOOTING rOR TURKEYS
J Tell evening there will be shneting fei
turkeys at D K h.N b e A LL K 1 .
d Ne i3 North Queen Street.
A GOOD PLATFORM M'kTniTf L" RnT
,....,,'.,.r?.u'afea ,,T 'ale Kn.,ulru at ij
NUItlHCjLJSb.NbTUKLI. na
rT?,rr3,YsrKRi'TEA.D .SALTER
T MtAlT lunch THIS lENIM. at J M.
btauffera COlltl A KnTk HOTKL. ecal
VJr...,?"tr.Wllul mu"e " "I'eclal artist.
All are Inrlttd jl(j
CJRAND LVNCI1 THIS EVEMNC. AT
1 the CK.NTRiL HjTil. under i.echer'a
ba.n,t CUHAMYKIIB.
1 i'rorrluter
JJAVi: YOV TASTED 1'URE
BABLBY MALT WHISKY
ItOilKKIfSLlyUOItSTOKK,
SilK.NTBK bQUAKK, Lancaster, Pa.
Tj1'1.11, A'"VD I'AKKLING.-SAL'EK
J-t Kraut tuinh and Turkey KafHIng this
evenlngat HKNHY NK1MUU .-I,
110 Cor Water and Oiange ets
HunLKY's KRAenAjTf SaT'ITkt
, , , 1'OWIJKICS. hltelloa..llelletrot,. i
let. Jockey Club and rranglpannl. Floral (
ogne water, Henda Water and Violet Water
HL'llLKVH IH1UO 8TOKK.
ai West KlngStreu.
T"KKKOKS Of Tilt, DENTAL CltATIl
DI3AKMKD.
Teeth extracted by the uae el ei ctrlcltv per.
etly sate and harmless. My f?uu Teeth aru
marteef the best material that lean purchase
idling teeth a specially. All work guaranteed
W.L Fltllhlt. Dentist,
apnmd Ne. 63 North Queen St
Heney Vt
UtdVt ....
Cider Vgsl
auer Kraut V q
Apples V H Vk ..
llananasV dez
Coceanui, ivach .
lemons de
oranges V dei
tlraies V
PUBLIC HALK.-ON TUESDAY, DE
ChMHKH2l, lrt.atthe Cooper Heuse at 7
e clock p. in, thai valuable dwelling and atore
prejierty. n.ruer of Conestoga aud Prtuce
atreeU ThU has proved nn uxcellent aland,
tee Bale bills. Persona wliblng te view the
premises, w ill receive po'lte attention.
,.,.. 1 MAItTUA It MAKLSSO.V.
Joel L, Haims, Auct 6id3,T,fb,UAl
.Yir n ad vfKrjsi ty r
7 I N I'll -CUt AN!) MCUk Tl IITL1.
J KivpLunih ihla n 1. ic m 111 a d In
Nettliyue.ii atjs.Fi Alie l,lii. 1 and Tntil,
1U tH-er en draiijiht com one i nine all
'Id' a. MlscilUt II. I i.ipil-tei
LUNC'll.-UUANl) OYlTLIi I'lK AMI
Muei Mniit Lunch ihts i""turdu em
tng, M IL,. "t. Ctatles Hetel, 14 hast 1 rest out
street. i.Kel.uH r l.eK.
Id i,, tietm
COril KROIT SET Ol 1 I Hiss VII It
S?,"A ' the HOUT1IOUN f II vat. K
HOTF.L.
Cornet Seuth , ,, , , d Middle
strtHiu
JOHN ii n.iilul ll, Prup
CLOSINC1 OCT HOOTS (Ml MIOKS A
. .. N H"LN KM VN Isseriiigui'i' 'imensnlne
dollar r-oeta f t six. ana u e. in atir for
Ijurindn half U III Ot con" n Ihhiims lb
mat i.l"; tiUesthlni n.i lid
THK H1.C1UI.VU Ml KTIVti Ol" THE
tndlis AulluiyV Mi i I held
en MOM VY t kmV p, , i i, at
half pst e en o'clock lid
CKCK NO KUUTHEU, 1 v K
11IKKK1SNONK 1IF.I1M1 1 11 VN
Ruppert's Extra New Yerk Beer.
for sale exclus.M at
CIIAIIL1K HOaTKlfS COIIN t- u VLi'i'N.
lle.ar of the Central Maiket
rri'.h from the Keg and Wai ii.ie.t I me
-U.1L. M.M.S
-VTOTIOE-THE MEMlU:b nl- 1I1K
X l.incmter M ennerc'j r aie rvr.i ted te
meet at Ihetr hall loninrteo n' r i e at ve
0 clock, ter the pdrper el attending 'be luncai
et their late fellow. m umbel J ,hn I vti
" HE.NK1 SlIUIII I. .-ei tin .
PI Hl.lCS.VLi: -ON Mt'M'VV Al TKK
NOON at Ne bUCehui U a .'I e. l le
s.t'd i publlcsale.alotet b i ea I i 1 k utieu
luimt ir , lenslstlpg of t ii i.i,i -. Milen,
tx-dteads. carpet by tnt a-d. . tt e nip
beard, and etbei arttclcs. -.j iieu n euts at
one 0'ilne p m. lillulL
t H luitLM, Auctlenre nd
pOSlTIvFl'UHLIC s'v 1 I .
Ol IklPAV, DtCX'M 7 -v
will hi sold at tbe Lanca.- - i i' II i.-e
that'aluable let of Breun I t i 1 en tnc
eutheat corneref Mne a ll. ik 1 sireets
,n which la erected aone-,iei le.hcaaitd
heu , containing tx rooms
alc te commence at 7 r k T-in made
known by Mll ( 1 IM'H'N-
llt.int snrBEBT, Auctlcee. ' i d
piLUCTION NOTIOE.
J NORrilkJnNil !HlvM )
.... . . Hi... u ll 1
A election fei thirteen dm. ' . r i , i k.
te serve ihe eusulug car, wt ', he 1 ' ih
banking h' use, en tuesdai i. v 1 . ' .'aa
i.ary 1n-7. btween the hours i , . ,
The annual meeting of th, -i. i It . ,
1 e held the same dav and rl . u
dll.tJanl.MO J.NO. c ill ItK ch-' .
ELECTION NOTIOK
LASCASTir. COVNTT N j s
The annual election ler dliet1 . i'
wi, be he.d at the banking , .
IA,. IA.Nti.vm 11, 17, l, t.a I
H a in and 2pm
I he annual meeting et th" s'c k!u
Him
.ill t
11 ha
' Jurs of
li
peaeiaaime iameplac,eu i i- sajieda.'
ccleckam j.jj BttENiMVN
decll lf.i)AJaul, i t -
E
j'l.Ll. uu.l .UllLh.
lrJIIM AATIOSAI. lljir 1 vi i ik ,
.L . . Dec. u er.l. ,
The annual election for Din -. s will 1 e ve d
at the llanklnc; Heuso en w ediedsr --el.'th
day of January, lar, between the t j. et 1"
a. m and Jpn
lh annual meeting of the kv '.era n .
! held at the same place, ou Miidn', Janua i
in, l, at Ip in. '
C A l.'N PERMITH
1 1 lawd- t ,, ei
"AKL YOL" READY .'
i f you have net yet r . i ed
Presents for the Holidays,
call and Examlne our 1 , A. tr-jieut f
Pi jshand Leather Heeds bet. .re 1 .Mug v f 1
line of New and Hcauttfu. Designs i , Uhtik
Helders. Shaving Set and Uenie.ni. a -ij,ri
Ing-cta
call aud Kxauilne Ne treu e -i she-r . uds
at
H. B. COCHRAN'S.
Ne- L57 A IS) North Que u St , Lancaster. Pa
mayMyeedll
G
RAND CONCERT.
GRAND CONCERT
-AT-
MiEfljNERCHOR FINK
TO-NIGHT.
-nv-
IOUMIB1 KHZ. 111UAM CI.
ADAMS
111
1 U M
NEW BRASS BAND.
c
URISTMASOUEETIN'.
AND CIIUISTMAS Ji
Til VI 1
Are veu considering Cbri-.- i . ii .r -e
we seiuit jour erdir fei i..j( u. Hi 1.1 is
Have lust ep-ncd our pep i : Lakn g Htuier
and Limed Lzgs, as poed as trcih fjr baking
H9t New Orleans baking u a-es, extm Cue
biker some very (feed at i" nr 1 -rents per
nuart Geed whlteautrar 5 pei i,iii t, st
whlte and Kranulattd su.ii r y ,, i re-b
Kreund splces, fine naverlutrei'i j -e r..-e
water, new raisins, currants, i i, and new
arije rrench prunes, 1 ii I .r i Hr ., r.
home-made mince meat, lar;e mw uxeanun,
cianbtrr es. and our high gnileCLr.n n is tin n
'ylt and you will be plem-til iue m
rlue Christmas candlea, nun, rletuia "anes
dates, fes, and cbelce white tr ap n .r tr'nl,
aie all brst clsss. Pr.'ceaatd u.-y ,.. ik ter
themselves Oecds dellvciul t. a . selihe
.Ity
Geerge Wiant,
NO. 113WE-T KIMJ-IUEhl
iTtlepbene LOuncctlea , ia-i-lve
p ENEHAL COMMISSIiTn Itf-l.-.ES
JACOB B. LONG,
corner it est King .Street and I'tnn Nimaie,
LANCASTEl., i v
TiausauU a Ouneral CommKsien ll laiuc- ii
ski l uniKS.PP.ulili l".
KB VLKST.V1K, INatlUANch, MullTt, Ai, ES
Prlvate Wire connection win the Markets of
S w lerk, Philadelphia and cut je, aid
O. del 9 executed either for C&cb r r en Mai ,iin
AGKNT8 FOU lllfc
1CJHTAI1LE MOHTUAbK COMI AM
OK KANSAS C1T1
Capital, intW), Six and nm p, i em
Heiein r"ann Mertuaires, Pi'iitipil und Iniei
fdt Uuaianteed, constantly en hand, ler sa e
Tticue are the most predtab i. liivestuitnU In
tfcu market. C'orrtependonce si ite.i
sepL.i.indl.Itlemw
TL BLIC HALE.
On Moeiv, DtikMBiK i 1
win be sold at public outcry ut the ceeper
IIeusu. Lancaster, Pa, all that certain let of
ground, situated en the south ride et M est V ine
street. In said city, contain!' g in trout en Bald
V ine street, 31 feet, J Inches, and tit ndlnu In
depth te Stmwberrv street 1M feet, mere or ,cs,
en which Is erected two anhstan In Twehtrra
IlltICK DWl.M.INO IIOU-li:, Nes vi i and 212
Ne 1 Contains nine rooms, and hallways .in
first and second stories, fr nt md tjaik Halt
ways, balcony, n convenient 1.1-,1-ri.erii fcitrben,
larKe double attic, front and l.a'k dormer win
down, and closets throughout the heu,e
Ne 1 Contains six reams aid i.it basement
kitchen, laru back bulldlnir. I , ceny lull
letiKth. An abundance of fruit Inborn (gardens
and each contains a fancy Kiapeattxir andull
necessary outbuildings Theu properties are
centrally located. In an excellent neijrh'-oiheod.
and wltbln a few mlnutra' walk of Centre
Hquare They are In every way erthy et yeui
attention, aud would make a fitting home ler
any nmn
hale te bnjln at seven o'clock in the evening,
when conditions will be made known by
HKNltYMKLLI.NOI.H,
Joel 1. Nairxs, Auctioneer illl.ll,liJ,i;,li-,.,e
e
AK HALL.
Men'a Iltaiy aim Over-
lUMlOl" coats jke
storm Couts ti.-ie
Heys' Stout uim Storm
Coats .q
lel'll HlKKer Itej' bte'iu
Couts.... . ... liuce
Iho nevct-ciiualled Men's
Iren Clad " Overcoats lleui
i U IIALI.'.i Rultb of ltd ta-et cloth tliO)
' Wlre Twist " OveiceatsflJW
" Wire Twist' bulls .. utie
H II. SUPPLY And a houseful of Just such
Clothing as Is wanted and de
pendable. Wanamajjku ii Drewn,
Oak LTall,
.Seuthkast Cenwnn Sixth and Ma it
ket Sw.,
rmtADELrniA.
B
JICUI 1111 U- 1 1PVVS
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS I
xlNEW CLOAK" STORED
Jeseph L. Ran & Ce.,
This special and highly In net taut HA KM UN e-AI.N Is liiKURilInt, d ler the Iwiintttut these ladlea who usually flelfir
1 111 1 1 pur, ha.es until mirr the ill si el .Inn miry VV n dei ait linm old iiiethixls und Kite vu Ihlsi-eldeii oietlunlIv
bill II r NOW -line are C IIH1MAH IIAIIU Vl.N" fei the 1 title relks llav clocks, NewmatkeUi nnd flux Plaited Ceat I
ml 7, tl Ji tl ivi f i: II V and tvi
A I I, ttl'Kt I a I.I. V ilKlit'UK.l-Ladle Sivvl t'ltisli W inp for II" Kvielleut Phish Coats lei fid, and lllubHtal IMnah
coats lm lis tl tHtMMatid tt
Al 1, Sl'KClALLV KKDL LKD-Cloed Nentiiaikets, lull lenKth mid petlect 8lins, at (3,t.r, (I IV, ivia, fi.3t. ;.(8 and
vt I M-KPt I I V 111 HI CKti-leti should si seui I adles Jackets In Astiakait, Iteiule, Plain Cleth and Stockinet
at fiC.J.9, .tii,nu ;vnd IMV
ALc-l hil Ll,l UV I't'C Kl- iunn j-uii want In CLOAKS lur Ladlts, MIe nnd C litldwn new la the lime In
leeiire
SPECIAL HOLIDAY BARGAINS AtThE NEW CLOAK STORE.
i:.(.-l.'tS Xetth Queen Street,
Jim - I) ) kniih km i.a r.
itiini: HAKiMi mriKit, m.w or.
a. leans Miilas.es and I uus ljtr.n i.inek .f
I hristniM i.mciulea and I lour new en display
and tot sa.e I
i" .1 .td
JOHN 1 t K.VV Kli, Vil
170R HENT-1 ROM Al'IMl. 1, 17.
a- A II aeks'ii h and a VV auumaker's Shep,
eith, Mil . nvl le ptke, wltba bin X heuss let
el kreund and stable te each and ample stera"
rixMii Apply te PHILIP UAUxM VN.
d.tMt reslcTlce, LnncAster. t'a
-171LKCTION :sem i-- ai:li:c iTen"
J-) for thtru en directors 01 the Northern Na
tienal Uank. te serve the eusumg vear, will he
held at the Hanking Heuse, en 1 1 KbllAV , the
Hill liv et JAMAia, lv;, between the
beu's et I and 6 p m.
W annual meettngef the Slockbeldeis wi
be h. d the jinc dav and p.actiat lua, lu
diLi.Misl IOHN C. CAUll.lt, Cashlei
'"HI I IK'LlU.VY'lTiriX
AT DrCUTOLli.
NO a; SOUTH yLEI N 9THK.KT. te suit ail
classes at a Kill UKDl CKD PlttC US Juslie
i. Ivcd consisting tn par tin Ladles.tients Misses
and Heys Lambs Weel, camels Hair, Merine
Hese derrs, Mlts late Improved Suspenders,
M k Mutlters, HandWorchlefs for Neckwear,
tee'ther wttbstapie .hxhIs such as L ndcrwear,
-t.lrts, Pants, Vest, Cardigan Jackets, Overalls,
audav&nnty of goods suited ret HOLIDAY
P!lEl N rs Please call ami ciamlue our
stock before ou liny
T l.V AN'.S 1 1 Ol K. "
LEVAN'S FLOUR
-MARKS
CJiiJO HttEAO AND FlSh clUtlMMV"!
CAhhS. M.lhAS
MLEKsc'HALM 1'11'ES, C U.AR UOLIi
I U" . A fall asseiiment lust received
fe' the Hull l at reduced prices At
il A UK LEV'S, 1 ellew rrent."
Ne. 21 North yueen Strict
( reTtuerly Harttnan si
HAVANA CIGARS
A full t-eck et Choice Cleai I liter Havana
Clears 01 my farorlte biands In boxes, aulta a
lei llelldav P esenta, at
MAKKI-Kl s ellew 1 rent.
Nail North gueenitievi,
ileimeily Hartman's.)
OYSTER 1'IE IOR Ll'NCH THIS.
e-nln at the Maner Hetel. 117 and Jin
ct hlnit atreet, opposite Ijinesster Illnk
Ueker-atid prencer beer drawn from the
ke JOHN II Bl!slNl h,
ltd- PioptiUei.
VvOTICh THE Ml MUEH1 OK KED
a JacVet Tribe. '. e 44, Imp 'J et I, JI , wiu
meet at their Hljnsn en slMiAl Al Tl U
neon at Je clock, December 1, te attend ie
funeral of our late brother, Jehn Deerr Vim Vim
mera Ne 2, Ke-shau-ko-nee, Ne I.', and 1 anai
atese. Ne Sii, are repertlnliv Invited ti at
tend. rl.ANh 11 QLLI ,C I
ORPHANS' COIRT HALE.
Will be sold by order of the orphans Ce irt
of Lancaster county, en TCL1KA1, DKcl SI
nun S-, IH the following descrii ed real estate,
la e the pieinisca of Anna amilh, deceased, te
wit
A tract of land en the read leading from Cres
well te HUhvllle, in Maner township, adjoining
land-i el IVnJ Lshleman. Levi Mann and ethers,
centatmnKS Acres and JO Perchesef land, u ere
or less en which Is erected a one-story LOU
DW r I.Ll.M, ll U1E, I nine Stable and ether
outbuildings, a well of watei and irutt tiees are
en the premises.
Alse at the same tlmn and 1 lace will be sold
the personal piepertj of said decease), consist
Ingeia great variety of old style Kurnlt ire,
chluaware, Olasswaie, HedsteAds and Hcddtng,
and many curious articles gathered and kept is
relies.
i-sle te commence at 1 e clock p m.,ef ald
Car, en th premises, when and where urns
and conditions of sale win be made known t y
Pa.NlKI. SMITH
Administrator of Anns bmliv deien -d.
d-w3t41ld8
Ol'El I VLTOTIin LAME''
AMER'S
CHOICE
FURS
-lull-
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
81 l. COATS UN IIA.NL AM' V1VDK IO
OKllfcU.
g"l I-Villi! VAIUEIV Ol- MLlKbi AND
1K1MMIM.3 AMI KVKFtVlllI.NU Dr.
sm.MlLEIN rilKlCK LINK.
NO. 39 WEST KING STREET.
nev:; lmd
H
OLH'VY GOiM"-
CHRISTMAS IS COMING.
AMi i.BK.VT PHKI'AK V1IONS HAVE
JlfcKN JIAIH. Al III!.
New Yerk Stere
-re Assisi-
Santa Claus
In rilling bis numoieua itngHgcmeuts Iheu
sands of USK1U1 . AMUSl.Nfi and Olt.NAMKN
TAL AllTlCLtS, which tcud te make both old
and teung happy.
Substantial Presents !
HlanketK, Table Linens, 'iable Cevers,
Napkins, 'towels.
Drers Silks, Dress Goods, Ladles Cloaks,
''haw j, 1 ura and Gloves.
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
An Immense Assortment of
tllk llandkirchlets, 'Bilk Mufflers, Linen llaml
kurtblela, fancy Helder llandkeichlela.
Teya, Dells, Games. Werk Hen a, Toilet
HuU, Lealbcr.fcatcbils, Plush Album
Sciap Heeka, Autograph Heeks, I'liluie Hoeki,
Htery Heeks,
Heek of History, Tmvcl and Adtenluie.
Papeilea In fancy Ikn a Christinas Cuids
Ac, Ac
BRASS GOODS.
Jlsmmeicd Ilrass Trnya, Whisk Hnldeia, Laid
lUcelvers, Match enles, A1I1 liecelveis
Whatneu, Ktc , Ktc , Klc.
WITT & SriAND,
6. 8 & 10 EAST KING ST.,
LiSCASTLIt Vs ;
ivjipr .fitrjmriijTjBTKjvra.
111 AT ItKDl t TION HA1 L Ol -
JOSEPH L. RAU
Xwir T. It. H. Slnllim.
pr RHOADS, JEWELER.
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Kt'tit", Fnue,
Opertv QlriBaefl,
Muslenl Bexes,
OU riilutlnit-s,
Murble Htivtii!ry,
Ureuzee,
rrotieh Olcek,
Hpoena,
Knlvoe ind Ferks,
Ohtld'n Hetn,
Nut Pleka & CrAeku,
Bhoe UtittouerrJ. Olevo FjuUenem
Vlnt'etrettOB,
Flne Lituipta,
Ink Htftuda,
Ink Btttmls with BcnUe,
bmekltiK Bats,
Ten Seta,
Onke Btvakeln,
Fruit DUhea,
Hporanep,
Bivhlna Dlahen,
Wutchen & Ohnltin.
H,Z. RHOADS, Jeweler,
Ne. 4 West King Street,
M
ET.OKU A HAUCUIMAN'SCHF VI'STORl
Elegant Paisley
BLACK THIBET SHAWLS,
ct trem the Importers nnd nt Lew Pricse. A Lnrge Aesort Aesert Aesort
tef Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers
I HUM A I C HON
letzger & Haughman's Cheap Stere,
Ne. 43 West King Street,
Between the Cooper Heuse nnd Serrel Herse Hetel, Lancaster, Fa.
NTH A' 1 J K1 - V- s
-JACOH 1. 8ULAI tEll'S
PURE RYE WHISKY,
aug-.',' mm
Iinke Stieet l.t unit Sleir
VXvC Kei any ciaae el Kldne Trou
b es, Nervous liebtllty, MentAt Hnd PhyetiMil
Weakness that HelAMu MSIIV K 1111 TEKS
ItUls let ure Sold by drugzl'ia, vi cents
! IK 11 II MSI) CO.
.Ne IS .N. llth ht Pblla I'd
4rf-Circulars Ine nor.'a ive.dA w
t5! I1L1C S.vT.L
et BAtcr.exr, l)casiit 11, i" ,
by or.leref Orphans' Court, will be sold at put)
It. site at the Leepard Hetel, ICat Klnjr street,
1-ancaater, Pa , tbe following leal estAte, tdtu
the 1 n.perty of llenrj' Miller, decease!, te wit
A let of ground, containing In front .1 feet'
t'u lies, extending In depth leet, adJetnlnK
prejierty of U HlUin dtlgere en tbe nertband
1 brteuan Uudy en the south, lectiud en tbe
cA-t Htde of North yneen street, tet(en lamee
aud frtlenck triels, en whtcb MeeriHUedn
thleeJitery llllll K I1LL1S(, HUUhK, Ne
r-;. Itli n lf sluly Ililck llcick llulldtnu Ihn
bulldlnirs are In geed repair, ceered wltb slatt
nxit There Is a right te the use et a 3 feet leu
lncht a utile alley lietu r,erlh tUiin strHd, und
iiNe the use uf the pump and well el water near
the premises en North (jueen stre,t also, a
hdrant In the atd, and a fine vailet of (feed
lnilt.
PiMSOsslen and deed eiren Apill 1, iw;
bale te commence 111 7 o'clock p lu., whtn
terms will bu made known by
MAUI MII.LElt.LxecutrU.
IIikrt Sncnsr.T, Auctioneer.
iia),:i,.'7di,i,s.ie,iiii
CI VMM UROS A I'd
Holiday Gifts !
Holiday Gifts!
Stamm Bres. & Ce,
.Vel. IV, ami '.'8 et tli (linn St ,
Invite Spckal Attention te theli OKAMi HIP
PLA1 of
Christmas Goods I
AUKACT1MJ ANll Ll rUL
An liiiiueuse Asseitmtnl of
HOLIH, IIOU , IIOM.N,
(AMIS, OASlhS
IKON AM) UN TOU,
LHJlCb' ItV.NI) BATCHEL9, I'UKbE4, AND
reCKKT 1100KB,
PLUSH TOlLhT CASti,
11AMMKKEO IIUASS,
And a 1-kikc and AttiaolUe Aeseiliuenl ei
BILK IlA.NllKEUUIIlLtS
HILK MlirrLLUS
LA1JIES AMJLE.NTLEMEN'SLINE.S II I Ml
KEIlCIIlErg,
Al Prices Always the Lewest,
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
Dress Goods!
le mike room for Holiday Ooeli ne hare
made ewiepliiK Keduclluns lu
11LACK ElLKh,
IILACK CA8IIME11E8,
1K1C01 CLOTHS, ri.AIN CLOTHS,
B1LI AND WOOL MIXTURES,
And FANCY VELVETS.
Alse seire Special liar Kfilns In COATS, COATM
nt the
BOSTON STORE.
136-138 North Queen St.
& CO.,
Open Etery Kieiilng.
Lnjicnater, Pn.
Brocade Shawls !
VD-
V KHY CHl AT
tl -tn I !rAUf.vrA
F
K ItKNT TII1HO AMI FOUIITII
rioera of Hlrsh t llrether a Hulldlnir. Km
H and North Queen stnet, new occupied by
Thes Cumtnlnt;s as a llrsuclass phetOKrvph
galiei y Will Pe rented fer a tenn of years,
nl. tldll 1UK31I A llUOTHEFlH
FOIt SALK.
Ihecomuie-llous, sututAntUll bulll Twe
story llKICh ll'ILSK, .Ne 111 Kast Orange
street- Price, tl 7 1 One thousand dollars ran
remain for m-inv yeais al five per cent. Inter
cnt. lerfurtbei 1 articulars apply te
JAcUll I.OEII.
ne."0-lmi31t .Ne ID est Orange M
rpllK (.KLVT ATLVNTIC t TAtUll
A TEA lOMi'AW.
Cluistmas is Coming !
K A It riIEIlEAI.lt fTllV AMI AKK IIKAI'l
FOIt U. Ot 11
A. & P. Baking Powder
W i'l git e Kiiiiie Hatlslactlen for your baking
Hi deu'l otter It as cheap as soinets sold, t'e
ctuse a geed artlce can't be sold cheap
WE HAVE THE IIE8T
'JEAS AND OOPPEES
In the matket fur the money, A New beuveuii
this vjek
" The Pet of thn Heuse Is a souvenir that we
will give te all purchasers of net less than 1 S
Coffee, 1 ! Tea, or 14 Hiking Powder, begin
nlng HATUkDa V. IU.I LMIlKll 18 Thl panel
Is niie of the finest pieces of llllirgraptile work
ever produced In lids or any ether country. W
Invite all 10 share. In the greatest treat evei
efleled.
-THE
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
NO. Ill NOK1H Ql I EN BTItEBT Bl '
dec 0 std
X ANCAHTKK HINMt.
81X NIGHTS ONLY,
(.'eiimit'iirliif; Monday, Dercniher 13.
PROF. 0, R, GLEASON,
1 he Merld's (Jrcalist llerhe Imlnri,
M7.L l.XHIIllV
bis unrivalled and masterly motbeds et subdu
Ing Wild and Vicious Horses without cruelly
Horses that KICK, Helt, Hhy, Kiln Away or any
bad habit bandied free of charge
4TT-B00K THEM EAItl.i.-C
ADMISSION,
50 OENTS.
KVEMN08 Al H O'CLOCK.
hji lyan
a 31 vault: nth.
TIlUL-TON OI'KKA HOU8K.
Haturdfty Evenlng, December llth.
Till. UlU.AT BUCCEBA,
Mr. Jehn W. Ransone,
Presenting the Very Buccesful
Urnmu,
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
A Superior Comeany. BpecUl Rceneiyaed th
t'aineus Marine Ilrass liand, and HupeiuOrcties
tra. bee out Dally l'urade
PItlCES a, VI and 7J0EN1O.
Ueservcd Beats at Opera Heuse.
iUOUI
F
ULTON OI'KKA I10UHK.
Olie Week, Commenting
MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, -80?.
Mnnilav Tuedayand Wednesday, " Wllbeijl
a Horned TSufta?. rrlday, Ijal.iiriay and Sat
uiday Matinee, 'Saved from tbe Blown
Gray and Stephens.
In the urealeil et all Bematlenal Plays, en
"WITHOUT A HOME."
lly Ednaed Celeman. Esq
Hags, u Street Waif 1M181 MINNIE
Bceity HriKKs. a Hoetblack S OSCAltOUiy.
Maiiei 1'avue. ine iieiress i
Mabel Payue, tbe Heiress
iiudlev Hieat. Lnncr .V
Dudley Hieat, Lnncr Mil W TBTEI'IILNB.
Incidental te tbe plsy. ibe Dramatic Lets!
liomce, .in. Here, Lee and Majer,
ADMISSION .10. SO 3UCKNVfc
Ueservcd Seitsal Opera Heuse.
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