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5ii "KJeLBMBiA, Dee. 15. Tbe regular meeting
vv,-j fitiiMl.U nmififftl u tiAlit last Arnntnir
t.'f Jlfc council chmbr, wlttaall the members
MMt The nnmce committee repotted a
BaMM en tuna m last report 3,J? Ji
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Balance en nna riFfl,
TU wrerierty commute i reported that the
wlfidewa at the opera heuae had been
rrSiSte aflerd Gtter gAJhet.'
iinf--. when neceaaarr ; had placed t.,500
fire laaurance en the building.
The highway committee rcported three
aew afreet and one new RUtter creIiik' l"it
dewn: maeedatnlied onehftU width of
Eighth atreet, lrem Lanctiter te Klese
arenuea, with a thin coating of cinder;
Ixienat street, from Bethel te Klgbth, with
broken lime atone; Issued two building jier
mlU and the usual repairs made.
Fire committee reported that the Coluin Celuin
bla fire engine has been examlned and a
atetement would be ready. In about one week
giving the necessary repairs. Light and
water committee reported the completion of
the contract between me Kiecinc L.igni com
pany and the borough for lighting the street,
signed and approved. A petition was
received last month, asking for an electric
light at Fifth and Mill streets. The commit
tee visited the place and In their Judgment,
de net think a light Is necessary at the
present time. ...
Mr. Geerge Crane appeared In the Interest
of the town people and the Baltimore A Ohie
telegraph company. The town has net
enough telegraph facilities, and the com cem
peny would like te run their lines In Celum
bla If the borough would give them the right
of way. They want the use of the Btrects te
place their poles and run the wires. Mr.
Bucher moved that the company have the
right of way. Under the direction el the
highway committee, Solicitor A. J. Kauri
man was of the opinion that the poles could
De taxed at any ume tue ceuncu u ucsmu,
and auggeated that te the motion be added
' subject te the rules, regulations and ordi
nances et the borough." The motion was
adopted with the suggestion.
Chief Burgess Jacksen reported that the
rink had been opened en Thanksgiving Day
for akating purposes; he went te see Mr. Shu
man owner, who slated that he was the re re
spensible party and had given permission te
several persons te open the rink, be bad set
received any benefit from It and the proceeds
went te a charity fund; also stating that he
would pay the fine. Mr. Westerman was In
favor of enforcing the rink ordinance but
the chief burgess thought that, as the rink
would net be opened again under the same
circumstances, It would net pay te make u
test case of the matter. This ended the rink
question.
A committee was present from the Breth
erhoed of Locomotive Firemen, asking ler
the free use of the opera beuse te bold the
pnblle reception en Wednesday evenine
Mr. Westerman moved that the ledge t
charged 120, as the Knights or Lsber pild
for the hill and this ledge should de the
same. Tbe motion was carried.
Mr. Bueher stated that he had received
complaints about the camel-hack crossings ar.d
moved that the highway committee te tt'
quired te examine the crossings and that they
be lowered. Mr. MiQltn stated that the erod ered
ings en North Second street must be their
present height.
Borough Solicitor Kauffman stated that
the court had appointed viewers for the
opening et Cherry street. Orders were
granted for tbe sinking fund for 517T ; ter
conceited coupons for J97, and from the
Inking fund ler (101.76 for a borough bend
and accrued Interest.
The chief burgess asked that an ordinance
be adopted requiring a borough license te
be paid by flying horses, patent niedleine
venders, etc The matter wa referred te the
law tud ordinance cemmiuee.
An ordinance was presented relating 'ethe
soldiers' plot In the cemetery, wbit h will be
acted upon at the next meeting.
A communication was received lrem J It.
Kreider, in which be asked that the rink be
opened en Tuesday and Saturdsy evenings
of each week, and ellered te pay 12 per night
when open ; would only have the, rink open
two nights in each week, excepting holiday
week. Therluk will be closed at 0:30 p. in.,
and the building cleared by 10 o'clock.
If the request be net granted, he asked
permission te open the rink during holiday
week. On meticn the communication was
laid en the table.
Bills read and orders drawn for the amount,
council adjourned.
ICusunaj Accident!.
A runaway accident happened in town
yesterday alternoen which caused consider
able excitement In tbe several streets through
which the horse ran, and it Is surprising that
no person was hurt. The team of Jehn W.
Hafler, butcher, was going down Maner
atreet when tbe belt keeping the shafts In
position dropped from tbe wagon. The
frightened animal ran down Maner street
with the shafts banging te him, across Fourth,
up Cherry, where It was en the pavement
for some time, then went threuch several
streets and alleys, landing in tbe coal yard or
ueerge j-euuu wnere me animal jumpeu
ever a wagon into a shed near tbe emce,
where the horse was captured. The runaway
resulted In the horse being injured about tbe
legs by tbe shafts striking against It.
The team of Jere Leng was going down
Locust atreet yesterday afternoon with some
small boys In the wagon. The horse became
frightened and started te run away. The
wagon went ever a pile of stones at the new
Episcopal church and finally upetnear the
opera beuse. The boys were thrown out,and
one of the number named Callahan, bad a
gash cut above bis eye. The wagon was net
damaged.
Election el Offlcert.
At a meeting of Corinthian Royal Arch
Chapter, Ne. '2U, held last night, the fellow.
leg officers were elected : Most excellent
high priest, Rev. Wm. B. Browne , king, I)r
W. Rlghter ; Bcrlbe, Jehn Westerman
treasurer, Chas. U. Pfahler ; secretary, A. J.
Kauffman ; trustees, A. Jessel, 1 . P. I).
Miller and Dr. A. W. Rogers ; representative
te Grand Chapter, Jehn A. Slade.
ITeek of I'rajcr,
The Ministerial association have dtcided
te held a week of prayer in town, commenc
ing Monday, January Sd. Services will be
held during this week at the following
churches : Monday, Hecend street Lutberau ,
Tuesday, Church of Ged ; Wednesday, I'res
byterlan ; Thursday, Vnlted Brethren ; Fri
day, Trinity Reformed ; Saturday, Methodist
Episcopal.
Town Notes.
The pay car of the Pennsylvania railroad
company arrived in town this afternoon.
The Brotherhood; of Locomotive Firemen
will held a publie reception te the ollkern of
thej Grand Ledge, In the opera heute IhU
evening.
The lower fleer of the; opera house was
r;ked with people, last evening, when Kebt.
Burdetle delivered his lecture en "The
Klse and Fall of the Moustaahe." Fer nearly
two tours the audience; listened with raj t
attention te this famous lecturer and the peo
ple were very much pleased. "
David Joner.fermerly of tow n, n as arrested
lut night at Hteelten, by Officer Wlttlck, en
tbe charge et fornication and bastardy. He
will have a hearing en Saturday at the ofllce
of 'Squire Kvans.
It Is probable that tbe early closing move
ment wilt be decided te night.
TheBonsef Veterans will held a business
meeting en Thursday nigbu
Had Bems rackaces Stelen.
Tuesday night Geerge W. Farccns, of the
J'ennsylvanla Steel company, or Htoellen
waa a passenger en Chicago and Cincinnati
express from FMladelphla, wnlch arrives
hare at 10:16. Before reaching Lancaster Mr.
Persons went from another car te the
aaaeker, leaving behind an umbrella with
hliRIfl?,, Vacksge containing three urn
7rlnti i?.m9dlawlD8,u When the train
WuffhiJr f?m "e had two children
Snl Mlhet1?MUc,e m tbe rack
and get oft, Mr. Parsons does net knew
' WW ,T ."?' b0, P'r'ty was taken 1
mistake, but he desire te recover IL
Grantsd a Soldier' LImdm.
Jacob Adams, city, was this merulug
granted a eldier'a Jleeuse te peddle goods lu
XMMMttr count.
ri-eurraj zee. 4eirr.
Wetter M. Traakltn, Em , and the Reading
Trost and Tills Insurance Company.
In court this morning the petition of tbe
Trust Safe Deposit and Title Insurance com cem com
panyef Heading, 1M., was presented by U
M. North, esq. It represented that the
corporation had established an agency
at Lancaster, that It was duly In
corporated under the laws of the
Btate, and prayed thatthU court weutd desig
nate ssld company as a corporation aano aane aano
tlenod by the several courts of Lancaster
county te receive tbe appointment el execu execu
eor, administrator, guardian, assignee, re
ceiver and trustee w Ithlu Iho county, net In
consistent with the laws or tbe state or the
United States. The court granted the pell pell
Hen and tnade the order In accordance there
with. Walter M. Franklin, wq , has been ap
pointed "trust officer ler the county of Lsn
castflr'whleh Is a guarantee that the corpora
tion's business In this section will be faithfully
atlendedta.The concern Is strong financially,
having a capital or flSCOOU. It Is backed by
some of the bcavlestcapltalists et Southeastern
Pennsylvania. Geerge Breeke, of Blnlsbare,
Berks county, Is president ; Rebert II. Cele
man, ei x.erMtien, vice presiueni, anu u. a.
Kendall, of Reading, treasurer.
Several Lancaster people held shares in it ;
among them II. M. North, esq.. Dr. J. I'.
Wlekersbam, Jacob Bailsman, Walter M.
Franklin, wq., J. W. B. Rausman, esq, C.
B. Grubb, Alfred Grubb and Jacob L. hteh
man, et Manhelm.
The corporation is by law empowered te
act as executer, administrator, trustee, a
slgnee, receiver, agent, surety and attorney,
and'.te execute trusts or every kind under
appointment of states, courts, corporations,
or individuals. All trust lunds and Invest
ments are kept soparate and apart from the
assets of the company.
1 'JJ.V.S a r L VAX lA'B RBVBn VF.
The Liquor Warfare caaeei a railing off In the
Iteceipts
The revenue of the state of Pennsylvania
for the pist year aggregated $7,,'.:e,T11.13, as
against ?.17S,:U 2S the previous year. The
expenditures amounted te J7,W5,5.42
thnwing a decresse of Sl.W.Kill. This
large reduction In payments was due mainly
te the fact that tbe legislature was net In ses
sion this year. The falling off in the rev
euties of the state was largely due te the suc
cessful warfare made against the Issuing of
liquor aud restaurant licenses in manv por
tions et Pennsylvania. Last year J631.0CO
was derived fre'm liquor license, and this
vear the amount has droop d te ft 11,00ft
There Is also a decrease of Jsl 000 In the eat
ing house license tax. The collateral Inher
itance tax of five per cent, realizes! J000,
which is a little mere man tne annual aver
age Tne tax en the capital stock f corporations
resehed SljT.K'.OOO, and the gresa receipts tax
H210.000. Owing te the improvement of the
business of corporations they paid nearly
$300,000 mere tax en gross receipts than the
previous year. The banks contributed 5115,
000, te tbe revenue of tbe state, personal prop prep prop
ertv, fCeCOOO. and fertlur iLsurance com cem
paLi'S 031,010. The various licenses. Includ
ing liquor, netted a revenue of about 939,000.
During Governer Paulsen's administra
tion of four years mere charters te corpora
tions were Issued than during tbe previous
decade, and the bonuses en charters have
consequently largely increased. The addi
tional revenues from this source the past
year aggiegated about 510,000.
The conultutlen et the state requires that
the public debt shall be reduced at least J2y
000 annually, but the large tax collections
enabled a reduction of ever f 700,000 the
past year.
reri-isH rioeexii
A Xrl Attended Shoelloi Match at Monnt Mennt
vllle ou luetdaj.
On Tuesday afternoon a sheeting match
took place at the hotel of Michael Burns In
Meuntvllle. There was a large crowd pres
ent, among them being Jake II 111 and Mr
Illnnershltz, el Heading. Each man shot at
nine birds, and Jehn Cllne and Jake Hill
were compelled te stand at 25 yards while the
ethers Bbet at 21, It will be een by the score
that Cllne did the better sheeting of these
two, and LIlll seemed te be away of. Den
bam, of Landisvllie, aed Stoler, "of Mt. Jey,
kllltd eight out of nine and divided first
money, which was JIT. rranclscus and Wil Wil
eon each killed seven and divided second
money, $10. Cllne and Coens killed six each
and divided third money, which was 5. The
torts eieacn gunner wer as rouews:
Cllne 1 1 1 I 1 0 1
n-S
1-5
1-;
1-
01
1-;
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0 7
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0-e
Hill 0 1 0 1 0 1 n
rnnclscus 0
Coens...... l
Klebl 1
1 0
Denham .... . 1
Cellins
Wliken
Jene
Moler .
iiie trr.Duiyn jlt ateaxtrn.LB.
Many reeple Present at tne Marriage el Mr
Jehn 8. Mutter and Miss Frances KsnCTman.
A very large wedding took place In Mount
ville Tuesday afternoon. The contracting
parties were Miss Frances KauQman,
daughter of Isaac Kauffman, the well known
tobacco dealer, and Jehn S. Musser, also of
Meuntvllle. The ceremony was performed
at the residence of the bride's lather at 2
o'clock. The elUciatlne clergyman was Rev.
A. II. Kautfuian, of Washington, an uncle
of the bride. The brldtsmalds were
Miss Minerva Chapman, or Batnbridge,
and Miss Ellen Musser, of Mount Meunt
vllle, and the groomsmen were IS. N.
Reet, of retersbdrg, and Henry II
Kauffman, of Meuntvllle. D. A. Robinson,
of Meuntvllle, wa tbe usher. About one
hundred Bnd twenty-live persons attended
the wedding. Tbey came from I,iucaster,
ceiumma, YerK anu etner places. -ine
presents were numerous and cosily. After
tbe ceremony the bride and groom were con
gratulated and tbe large party preent sat
down te an elegant dinner. Afterwards tbe
newly married couple were driven te Lan
caster. They took passage ou Day Kiprem
for an extended trip through New" England.
llreeeUer.3i4Ug Nuptials.
lrem the Heading Times
Charles Breneiser. jr., of the firm of Brtn
elser t Ce., tobacconists, was married yoster yester
dsy te Miss Fannie Spang at the residence of
tbe bride's parents at l.enbartaWlle, this
county. The ceremony was performed at 11
a. m , by Kev. Dr. Fry, of this city, In tbe
presence of a large number of relatives
and lrlends. Thb brideamalds were : Miss
Minnie Peacock, of Lancaster, Misses Flera
Bland and bailie Hunter, of this city, and
Mias Mamie hpang, sinter el the bride.
Tbe groomsmen were Isaac Mcllese,
Jr., Samuel Spang, Edward Hreneiser,
and Harry Hull After tbn cure cure
emeny, a wedding dinner wa en
jeyed, Mr. S.-he'er, et this city, having
been the caterer. There was a brilliant dls
play el wedding gifts. They Included a solid
eller tea set from tbe parents of tbe groom,
tine art pieces, brass table, Kegert' groups et
statuary, solid sliver knliea Inrks and
stioens, and Hitue elegant furniture, Tne
bride la a daughter et Jacob Spang, pro pre pro
prieter of the Maidencreek furnace. The
newly-married touple started ou a wd
ding trip te New Yerk, Bosten and ether
jiolutsel inter wt. nnd will be gene about a
week.
Julut Missionary Meeting
The So.tety of Inquiry of tbe theological
seminary aud the Yeung Men's Christian
association of Franklin and Marshall cellege
held a Joint ml-fletiary meeting in .St.
Stephen's chapel 011 Tuesday evening.
The choir sang a quartette, which was
well rendered, alter which Mr. Oans, et the
snnier class of the seminary, read the scrip.
ture and lead In prayer. Mr. it. C. Scbledt
then read a very Interesting paper en the
Christian etrer's put forth te evaiigellze tliu
" Ditk Ceutlncut, " viz : Missions iu Afrka.
Indians Entertained.
Can as sa-te go tribe, Ne. 203, 1 O It M ,
recflved and entertained KUhaoequlllaa
ttibe, Ne. (jj, et Coiiestega Centre, at their
wigwam, Grand Army ball, Ceutre Square,
Tuesday evening. The initiatory degrtn was
conferred ou oneefthe lslilug Indiana hy
tbe elllcersand mombersef tlietrlbu. Alier
the iiifeeting Iho members of both tribes pro
ceeded In a body te Adam MUcbltch's hotel,
North Queen strtet, where a grand banquet
waslieUl, speeches were made, toasts drank,
etc Afterwards the visiting tribe was
escorted te tbe Fountain lnu hotel, whence
they took their departure ler home, well
pleim.il wllh their visit.
Hill Nye's New rneui,
from the Humbler.
I am new preparing a peem entitled " This
Umbrella'' It la a dainty little bltef verse,
and my hired man thinks it Is a oem. I
i, "The Umbrella" se that It would
uei vm returuea,
Cel. neon's Funeral.
The body el the late Cel. James Boen will
be laken te Philadelphia at S.I0 te-morrow
morning. The Odd 1 ollews will send six
promlnenl members of the order te that city
with the body. Fast Grands 11.
Geerge Gundaker and Jehn K.
.inraunt I .AIli'Mtur l.edffO Nil
til. muinin.
Bltner will
a 67. wash.
p.'v.- ..-.... -- - " . . , t
Ineten Kncsmpment w in ve h-juitimimiwi
tv Fast urand High l'rlest Pr. Jehn l.etcr l.etcr l.etcr
goed, and Fast Chlof Fatriarchs 1 en Is HsUly
ceed
aud M
F. Htelgerwalu
Admitted
Harrlsburg and AHentewn were admitted
te the Male Association of bae Kill c1u!al
llarrisburg te day.
rieh wounds, (cut and tirulei. ran b rrs.1
Itv healed by a few applications el Saltatien
All ever tie weild tir Bull- Couch Stiep l
maklnu I's way and at every Isi-e It rvsthr
OMnumrtlTe repl are mero soJdem met &
cents. .
aluablr rrepetty ler "vile
Tomorrow evening. at the Lancaster l eunlv
lteune. Henry fchubert. auotlenror. will tell fr
Henry V Klch e, Iho valuable re-idem nd
store room at Xc lis and 1 Ka Ktn; stieet.
Allacquilmed wlih the property knew that It
ujuneollhebesi In the city
II KAMI
Des-tcasa. December 15. l'V, mldeuly,
Peuaid l" only child of Jehn C- snd Ktums A
Denscapr, ated one j esr and three dm -
He's net dead but sleeping
Funeral Thurdsv afternoon at twoe clock,
from the iriidsnceef bis psrent, Ne SJt Lan
rvstcr aenne. Hclatlves and friends arc rv
spectfully invi ed Interment a LancaMer icine
tcrr.
I Philadelphia papeisplese copy ) :td
QriSLii In thtsclty, December 12, lv-rt. timer
Kliewerth. son el lasc and Annie (Juisley, In
hlslbth ear
The relatives and friend" el tneiamiij ai e
Inland City Ledge, .Ne .. h et 1 , are respect
fully Invited te attend the funeral from hts
rirents'tejldence, Ne - West James meet. en
Thursday ntiernoen at 1 e clock. Interment at
Zten's cemetery -id
IVje's en December 13. lV- losene. .'axes
Hfin.ln thes'Sd jear et kit size
funeral will take place en lhurdavmernlne.
December 1, at 1H ocleck. lrem Ne 41 last
Chestnut urett Te proceed te Laurvl Hill
cemetery, Philadelphia, at 10 a. m ltd
Kerr lnthticltr, en the Hth lnt , hinHi
Kepf, in the S9ih J ear of hl age.
The relatives and friends of tbe fimlly. also
Hebel Ledae, Ne A. ICO r . Can is-s te ie
Tribe, Ne. S03, 1. O. 11. M , and the Lancaster
Mssanercherare respectfully lnflted te aUend
the funeral, from the residence et ht mothei
Inlaw. farcaret "tecker. Ne SC North Mai
berry stivet, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
ServlcesatSt Jehn's German ltcfermed church
Interment at Lancaster cmctery.
Ketxs In this el'y, en the isth Inst . Laum
L., daughter of Fanny and th late Israe. liner,
sjed h years
The relatives and f lends of the fiml'y arc re
spectfnlly invited te attend the luneral trem th
residence of her mother, Ne. Jj; West Walnut
street, en Frtda afternoon at 1 e clock Inter
nsentat Woodward mil cemetery dlJ td
MAHKETf.
New lera Maraet.
Niw 'JOBa. Pec IS. Fleur market ilul
Fine, II 0n 'S, superflne, H S3,?3 10
common te geed extra eetern, i: W8 J geed
te fancy fil Slate.lJ MJl i0
Wheat Ne 1 hed stste Pic . Ne s de,
Kc, no IKcd, Winter, Duc,A c Jan ---c
eb .Mc
Corn-e. Smiled caah. tTS'e de Dec , l-'tc,
de Jan- iKc
O&le Ne. 1 White State, Po.he 1 de.fie.
Jan , 3iSc
llye dull West-trr, HHiee ; State, s:sasa
Barlev nominal.
rerkdnll ; new mess, 51 JffJlJ
Lard-Dec. M 81 J ia, K : , Mar, M &
Molasses dull , b il.lng stock, U,t
Turpentine dall at S5a.
Kesin (jelet strained te Rced, 9:Ctl .
Fetreleamdull: Keflned. In cases. rf;c
Frelshts dull grain te Londen, 5c.
Butter dull; Western Cteircery, S.(Jvli. ,
state, !:Cc
Cheese firm. Western Flat, 118 l2Sc,tate factor-!-,
loaie
t KSs nrra , state. Wflye . w etern. 2(fr;c
Suaar dull. KefineJ cutleaf, ("4CH
Granulatefl, ' J,g5 i-)6e
Tallew steadt , I'rlrce City. I've
Rice nominal.
Coffee fl' m . fair earseea, U),i,
Chlce rreduee SlarkeL
CBKiO", Dec. IS. 9 SO a m . market opened
Vi heat-Dec r-4c . Jan, TTVO , 1'eb ,
T'Hc ilay,M);e
Cern Uec, iVc . Jan , 36'ic , Feb. STiC ,
May. iSic,
Oats-Oec . C3!c Jan., CSKc . Feb , Wc ,
May, ITHBiVH..
Pork-Dee.. IU) U.Jan, 111 5'. I'A,1I!(
May, 111 W.
Lard-Dec. f i', Jan, te I7.H I Feb,
Jfi 7S : May, K ITS'
Short Klb Jan ,5 5;s Feb, 5). Marsh,
Ct138
Wheat Dec
::-e: Mav. l
Tfrc
Jan ,
;esa;;c .
K,c . Feb ,
Feb,
3 Kci
corn lite., .c
Jan ,
xtay, itie.
uata uec ,ie'r Jun.c; iav, mc
Perk-Dec.
(UK , Jan , til J)
Feb
m
May.lllSi
Lard Dec,
May. tC 4fV(
Ribs Jsn ,
March, ISI2S
! 12S. Jan
IS H Feb
Feb , t a .
May, IS 73 .
tssrx.
LIT Hteck Slatket
Cstcane, Dec. 11 The Dretsri
parts Cattle Receipts. T.ixe head
iOOO stronger- Christmas steers.
Journal ie.
, sblpmenta.
J 1SC5 3-J .
shlnDlnirsters. WiO te l.sie 6i ,ii ijaine tock
era and fe-den, fl lti3 I J cows, b-ills and
mixed, llsSftJli, balk, r.'S'lie, Tc-xaa cattle
1103.) SO.
Hogs Kccelpta ,non bead shipments, ?,crje
head . market and prices strong : reu.-h and
mixed, 13 7501 1. packing and shipping, II liS
I UK : IVht, W-QI os . skips, f i SOSJ se.
tbeep llecelplfi, ti) head shpTnents, -:"'
head : market weak ; native, ti V)ll Ce . West
ern, II tl23 SO; Texana.ussai X, Iambi, HdKJ
173
Kast LmxRTr Cattle llocelpta, Z- head ,
shipments, .'."H head, market slew at ester
day's prices ; shlpmenta te New Yerk, none
llei?s Kecelpla, l.tO) h"ud ; hhlpmenU, 1 50
bead ; market active rhllailslphlas, II 1X1 MJ i
lerkers, 110 (JUS i common te lUht, IlKirfl w ,
saipmcnis te .low tern, li cancact
Srw Turk Stecas
Nxw Yerk, Dec, 13, 1 9) p m Meney ranged at
1SC30 pr cent , Kxchanne dull, postal rales,
II S'KQt H sevcrnment steady , Currency B"s,
II 21 blrt , I's Coup, II i bid i X s de, II I0H
bid.
About eleven e clock reports of Impending
faflutes began te circulate and the selling was
renencl with even greater vigor than at the
opening. 1'rlres tamblel In a way that was
really aatenihlng. On almost every sale prices
dreppe-1 ii point, bhertly el 11 o'clock the Arm
of Marks A Ce, of 31 Exehinge Place, Kavu
notice te thnexchingu that they could net meet
their engagements. On this announcetnent ths
market became very panicky, and at the present
wrltlcg prices are 1 te IS pur cent lower than
they closed last night
Murk Markets
Quotations by Keed, McOrnnn A Ce., bankers
i.ancatir, I'a.
BW TORK LIST. 11 i. SI.
Canada I'nclllc (5ij
C C. C & I . . csQ
Colerado coal as
Central l'ae it
Canada Houthern . . . tll
Chi St L. A Pgh
Den A Itle G
12M.
M
11
II
lr .
'13
s'lK
ia'4
Del. L A W 137
F-rt 38X
Krle, 2nda
Jur C ttAl
K A T &tx
Leu. A A M
L. shore mw
Sllch.Cen 81
!7X
O SlU
10 30
it trf,
OIK !i
K'K lK
1 l'6H
J 27
tOti tJ)V
u ii my
11(1 lllij
11 U)i
II 13
."Ji al
I8K 1H
It If
! e"ji
M ifi
"rtj lk
is ITiJ
'i
l 71
... my,
Sisj lh
) lsr-ji
jimeuri ractne no
N 1 57
v. I" I'ref mi
... fii'i
iM
is west
N V O
Kast Tennessre I! . lin
Omaha 43-
Oiegen Transportation ... gjM
Oniarte A W 9)2
I'nciric Slatl . 43iJ
Kech A r
St. Paul w
Tex I'ae i
Union I'ae mj
Wabash Coin is'j
Wabanh i'ref . .. .... &3W
Ventern V 70
Westhhere llends
rniLaDiLriiiA list.
Leh. Val M't
II, c. V A I'hUa m?
ia It It- MS?
Kesdlng jatj
Leh Nav t0)2
lUttenr. l'ass
I", a K
N Cent ,
l'eeptt a Pass
ltd t; Ciun'la 103 lel
en e, e;
11 4
ye iv a n vbr TisKitByrs.
-1 it a nt'ed-a eikl wants"
li situation te de general hou.ewin
Apply at
ltd
Ne. OEAIT INK STREET
ABSOLUTE I'UKI'IY OUAUANTEED
In eyrry particular ; lst hiucIjiIa, w-.-jiui
per (wet. 01 I'UKE bOAl', and geld at al.
CEMS l'r-UCAKK.
MILLK.ll'S IIORAX bOAP.
IOEL L. HAINK.H,
(I 1 aueastrr a tueate.t Heeter of Heitsea nnd
Collector of Runts, is prepared te rem house in
rrnat numbers, ewuera el rial vstale will be re re
luytdetall rexattena bother. Net would be
the tlme te employ me se that we can enter Inte
s.ell erepaid Kgttemvnts ler Usui year,
daeli-lwa
.VJtJf AfiRERTlSSMKSTS.
T) A K 1 NO FO W lTl3 1!
F
ROYAL
BAKING
a
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder nevei iHiin nmi'i et
purlly, strennth and w hoiesetneness. Meu
econemlcHl than the eidlnsry kinds, and cannot
be. old In comiwtltlen with tee multitude of low
test, shett weljjht, alum or pheephale ixiwders.
.vM ettfy In cans. Hei L lUkie I'etpsrin
lrt, Wall Slrt-et, New lerk. uia.' ijdAw
AN AHTICL.F. loll F.M.IO IUU ?-K-hnld,
ti9ed and admire 1 fieui the Atlantic
te thot'aiilfte Is MILL It UUKA1 SO VI". Hfc
DlCKl) lOSlXOKNr?.
C1KKA.TUY IXl-UFVSM' lAt'lLlTlFS
T enable us te make llll-LEIt Ilen.W
bOAratSlA.CEN.TS 1'tRi Aht new In leach
of all.
MKKRSCUAVM I'll K. I It. s R HOLD
IK", An. A fur " n nient 'ust receued
for the llelldtys, attf'.e ed prices At
MAKkl A -, ltiiiew rrent."
Na U North Uwn Stre-'t
iroimerly Hartman i
HAVANA CIGARS.
A full ttentr .if 1 hK-e(l&l ruler llaana
Cltrara el my favorite 1 1 inJs In teies, sultal 'e
1 jr neiiusy i-rescnta, a'
MAltKI r.
Ne .
iFennerly Hartman s.)
- tllew rient, '
1 North yueeu stivvt.
WHY THROW MONEY AWAY B
buylnR Sesps at T. and in lents per
cake when you can st what veatnm is the
beet at six CUN is luiUs"
MiLLrifs nettAi
TTUBLKY'S
1 R'tKVM Xt II KT
hi-r Itete. He let e e. le-
Jti. pewueKs.
lt,JecVey Club and rraaavann! I. nt Civ
lone Water, rierlds Watir and Mi.et Water
bottled tn cnantltles te rail.
HLtlLLl 1 PRl . reRE.
3e Hwt hlnicstfet.
TKUKOKS Of Itlh DLNTAl tllAIR
UI3AKMKI).
Teeth extracted by tbe use el e'e tri-itv per
fectly sare and harmlwi. Sly tei Tee are
made of the best material that lean tuicha
filling teth aspecla it A.I erk guartauid.
w L ri'HEit. Uinti.t,
aprtTlyd Ne ej North Queen St
Netice the mTm bTkseI inland
JL City Ledgo, .no '-, k of I'. are ituestd
te meet at their Hall te-morrow (IhursdsyJ
afternoon at 1 o'clec te attend 'he funeral 01
our late Brether KnUht 1 lmer K. Qelgley Lan.
e sterand leutenla Ledea are n-spectlully In
vital te attend a J STUAl ?S. c. Cem
Attest Julsxuh Bin R II is ltd
0-1 nnn reward.
tJ.JJJ Ter any lase of RIdueyTien
bleu. N'erveus Debility, Mental and Physical
Weaknees that lleraSli. N ER L DlTrtHb
falls te care.
geld bv dnnil-ts se cents
HEBit Men co.
Ne UN. llth t Phi a. Pa
Circulars free LOJ3-lveeil.w
OKEKNO FURTUhK, I OR
THREE IS NONE BETTE1. 1UN
Ruppert's Estra New Yerk Beer.
Fer aale eic.uslrely at
C1IAUL1E UOSTtHa cOUNEP. 8ALOUM,
Kear of the central Market
Fresh from theKeg and Warranted Ture
lly3Udi:.M.V .8
"ARE YOU READY T"
If you have net yet Turi.
Presents for the Holidays,
Csll and Examtn e .r lull Assortment of
Piusband LeH'hertxNidt 1 eferebuylDg A fjl.
line of hew and l!'iJtliil Dslgusn Whtsk
Helders, hbavleg Set , and Untlemen a Smek-ing-ets
inll and Kxamlne Net. out e te h( w t,'xds
H. B OOOHRA.NS,
N'efl.157 Jt 13J North Queen St , Lancaster, Pa.
mayS-lyoedlt
J.
H. OIVLEH A CV
Only a l''ew Days
-LNIII-
CHRISTMiS.
it
IOU WAM TO IIL 1 tiUOl)
USKFL'l. AKIICuCj loll
AND
Christmas Presents,
Ladles',
Misses' and Cbl drnn s Coats,
Shawls and Skits, fui
LESSMO.NEVTflAN lu' t. VN FI.K
wne. re ,
Jehn S. Givler ft Ce.,
l Dry Goods, Carpet and Tailoring Hen. ,
Ne 26 Esat tUn Street,
LA.NCASTEK, FA
A
T MACNAY'H.
A CHOICE 'itLtclIUS Ol
CHRISTMAS GOODS!
Dried Fruit and New Nuts I
SfLENDID NWC11UON,2u Cents
I'uie Mincemeat, Choice Preserves, Slaple
fiyrup and Comb Heney , rnch csndle
Flerida Oranges and Wnite Grapes.
A FULL LINE OT
OROL'EKIES AND CANNED (iOODS
TO nE SOLD CHEAP
-Genuine Imported 8WF.1TEU CIIKfcSE.
O.VK TO.N OF
MOORE'S SURPRISE ROLLER FLOOR,
THE BKST IN TIIK MAltKET for maklnc
luui Cakea and 1'uddlnge,
-AT-
MAONAY'S,
146 nnd 147 North Queen
r 1 elephene connection
Btroet.
r Itl'HHK'H
JU6TKhCfcIVhl -CHOICE M rt CROP
NewOrleans Molasses.
BAKING BUTTER
l'uie .'pltea, FlavnrlDn Kxtiaets, Rote Walui
rierlda Oranges, Asplnwail llajianas.
FLOUR FOR YOUR ClfTtl MAS HAK1NU
Levan's Dest. IiTan's choice, I'ralnn yuoen,
NUpara 1 alls (a elern Heur), Willow ptieel
.Muga
Mills
(a. U.Uielt)
BURSK'S,
-
NO. 17 HsAfti' -.-aNG iSrRbim,
La.NOAbrKR.PS.
4vTiieiibena coiiuteliou. Uoedstlelltured.
TOBACCO OUTTINOH, HOKAPfi. HUT"!
INUa AND l'ACttERS' tVAHTE, Dry anO
C'le'tn, bought ter cash.
J. 3. MOLINS,
t0. .'TJ i'eatl Btroet. New Yeifc.
nni!nc-rreO. Ssihntte, .la Hi 1'earl street.
w Yer. tbMy
1015 TlIK HULlDAYSt
LADIES' AND
1NEW
Jeseph L. Ran & Ce.,
'1 bis special nnd buhly linpetlant 1IAHUA1N SAI.K is InaiiKumted ler the Ih'Iic nt of Ibesn ladle who usually defer
it cli iinrehsses until alter the tirst et .tannary. We depart Iteiu old tuntheils and tle you t Ma golden epiMirtiinlty
Klllll r M)W-lleie are ClllsTMAS MAllOAl.NS for the l.lttle relks llaveletks, Newmarkets ami floiplalted Costs
at tl..tj s tit), j;s. HMandS.M.
ALL l' KC1 ALLY IlKDUCKU Ladles' Seal I'lutb W tspa for 110, Kuellcnt llujli Coats ler till, aud IttohKeal riusli
Coatsfertl.ll!.vlilMBndM . ... . ...
ALLSl'hCIALLY KKUUCKll-Uoea.NewmstkoU, full length and perfect sbspei, at H,s7, HVt, IS.'.M, M.W, till and
(i.f.
A 1.1 si'KCIALl Y III OL'CKti Yeu thoitldsee our Ladles' Jackets In Astinktii, Ueutle, Plain Cleth and Htoektnul
at t.' 1;, 1.1". IVI!, II l II isand tstsi
all !rr.(.l vl L ul HUCEU Whatevoryeu want in CLOAKS for I.adtis, JtlMesandClilldieii ueir Is the time lit
seiuie
SPECIAL HOLIDAY BARGAINS AT THE NEW CLOAK STORE.
JOSEPH L. RAU & CO.,
KUMitS Xeith Queen Shfjcl,
K II ADt t R ri! K V AW 7 s
FALL GOODS.
All the Lnlest Novelties In ("INK Mil LI
NEUTat
WKIKSL'S MILUNKUY STOHK.
a-3iudtt
no. s Noun Vfuevn Bit cot.
OW.K TWKM'Y IHOFSANn 1 AMI.
lips new using 1 anca-stiu arlielcist product
ful the rmsch"lit MILLK.ll'S llOKAX eOAl'.
sis 11 Ms .vi ittwualtK.
1TIOK RKNT THIRD AND I-OF Ft 111
: Floers of lllrh ltrelhcr s llutldlnrf, Niw
B and S Neith yaeen street, new occupied by
Ihes. CuuiiulnKS as a ftrat-class tihotegraph
Kiillrry W HI be ronted fet a tenn of jears.
nlMldlt lllttSlI A llKOTllEKB.
"s
R i: A T F S T RKDFCTION KVF.R
VT
Known te the tra le and consumers Is Mil -
LKllS llOK V. SOA1' AT S1ACLNT8
-IJIOK Hl.NT-FKO.M ATUIL 1, 17
JP m hx' liinim Ne U! Neith Queen stieei.
Alsathtfe iery bitck shop or warehouse 4u by
It feet Th'a shop mar be usml In connection
wttbstete If detlieil with or srllheut tholermer,
indwtthei liheul power Apn'yie
1) K llt'CIIMll LKlt,
Ne ije North sluc"i street
l'oisesston giren carllet If dcslrvd. dl.MM
TTSEI FL UOLId"a GIKTsT
AT m:CHTOLU,
no 5; .vniirn qi hi n srKKKr. te nt.au
classes at fcllY KEIH Chl I'ltlcab. Juslrst
cctved censistin- inimriln l,ndles.t,4nt MUs.m
and Uiijs Lamtis Weel, camels llslr. Merine
llose uleves, illU late uutiieied suspenders,
l 1. MutSnrs, Ilandkeri blut for Neckwear,
t mother wllh staple ;oed- s irh as l nderstcsr,
"btrts. rants. Vest tn-Uuan rikets, (iveralls,
and a variety of goods suited IU1 HOL1KAY
1'llLilMS rieaae call and examine our
stock bctore you liuy.
A H. HOSFNSTEIN,
A BARGAIN.
Owing te the close of the alland W Inter sea
son, 1 hve purrbaaed ene mere ywe of tbete
eleant Heavy Dark lllue English Cheviots, at n
reduced rile. 'Ihey uere our best seller, and
sold at l-'A re. and have reduced them te the low
flguru of IIS ixi Made and trtuitnedUetfantly,
and above all, a correct at.
A. II. UOsKNSTEl.V, line Tallerln.
8,erUisluwusL
ptlKlTMAS PRESENT.
Useful and Ornamental
PRESENTS.
sold en '.tvrs awa uitrt rt t and
ckffei CHLi ks
Decorated Enellsh Case Tea kettles. Hand
Tainted fruit and ttrtad 1'lalea, children s
Tea Sets, Decorated cups. Saucers and
I'latee In different styles, French Hu Dells,
lllsqua Flguret, Gimp Vases, and a variety of
ether artle.es te setett from tee numerous te
mention
I' s Don't you ihtnk we are selling some Tea
and CoSee when we have ever faO.oeo checks out
at the present time 7 W e keep the qualtty up
and the prtcei down
Clarke's Tea and Coffee Stere,
NO. 3t W EST KING S1IIEET
ayUcmember we have some mero e,e epn
era In tbe way of pi Ices this week
L
ANC ASTER RINK.
Inatantanoeus Success.
Every Persen Delighted.
PROF, 0, R, GLEASON,
'I lie 11 01 Ill's (iri'rtlenl llorse Irnlni'i,
WILL LXIUllir
his unrivalled ae1 masterly tnettKids of snbdu
Hik Wild and loleus Horses wlthenl cruelty.
Hersea ihitKlcK. lielt, Shy, llun Away 01 any
bad habit handled tree et charge
M-nOOKTHKM EARU.t
ADMISSION,
- 5 CENTS.
EVENINGS AT 80 CLOCK.
sJilyeR
Er
IOH4 MARTIN
Ml
i)
HOLIDAY
GOODS !
lit celli- 8ELECT1NO lelK
Christmas Presents,
tuc sneiLD Visn china hall.
Where you will find tliu Largest nnd
5e3t Assortment In roreigti nnd Domeatic
Table and Oraamcntal (ikuaware in I'lnln
and Fancy Celers. Japauene AVare, Oscunv,
lluiiiiese and Agata Wure. Library, Hall,
Parler, btudent and SUnd Lamps. Old
Ivery (Gog and Magog) Inl'lewer Baskets,
Curd Ilecelvers, Tigiires, 1V0 Cnrlsba
Ivery, Vintage and I'ointeu Ware. This
b but an outline of the Taney Goods eui
stock contains. Their name is I.cgien.
The assortment of Staple and bubstiuitial
At tides te ielect from Is very large. Our
guarantee acceuipanys every sale. Goods
net satisfactory will be exchanged cheer
fullv. Prices low. Take n leek at our
asseitiiient before puichasing.
liiMiirtiii
1
15 EAST KING STEEtT.
LANCASTER, 1-A,
UIF..VT 11EDUCTION HALE OF-
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS I
at Tin:
CLOAK STORED
136
Near l'. It. II. Stallen.
TTOLIDAYUIFrS.
FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE.
A LAUGH AND AlTK.U'TlVi: HI OIK Of
Substantial and Useful Holiday Gifts!
Imitation India aud lliOiht Shawls, Lupin Make lllaek Cashmeie 6hawls. riaunel and Cleth
Sktrt.s. Table Linens. Napkins and Towels. Illankete. Quilts, Comfertt. Alse an Attractive Stock
of l.leves. Hesteiy, Stlk Ilandkerehlars, "-lllf MuBlers, i.sdl-s' and Chtldtrn t Plain and Celnted
Helder and Ilemjlltcbed Ilandketehtrl
IN I Rfti: (H'ANlIUi;.s, Al LOW FHD us.
R. E.FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Cem I Heuse, Lancaster, Th.
A riLLEK'S LIQUOR bTORIi
TIIF. 1101 IHATe AKT NKAH At HAND,
And you tan rind no better plaoe te buy I'L'ltK l.lQCOlf than atom smre IVe U1 be ilnaseA
te show you thefollewlnB brands of Pure llye U htskles Ullxen , distill din ? si -ki. 11V.,
holt, lnlf0 teust. In l,0-,'0-'3-,i!l-'c Slotitlcnlle, in i?9. Mt Vernen In lf Met, in
lM. euckenhclmer. In IMi. Gall's "Sunnvstde," In 1S3 Thcruaiti In the erlu'lnsl tiar'kaJVT and
threTeuue stames tell the aees We also offer veu the best nnlun el in.nnn.i 11, ..,.. Tii',r.'..
(,tn, Irish Whisky. Jamaica Sum, St. crelx Hum,
this enables its te gel the bt for th least money.
mt- war holders of Whiskies In Uend, and
tweiits- barrels at distillers' lates
y Ira " CI.Ai
jmrjsttTiitK3ttsytit.
F
INK 1IO.MK MADE WINES.
Flerida Orange Brandy.
DtKr
augir-lydll
"TREl r LIQl OH STORE.
IJIOR SALK.
3 The commodious, subslaniUllv built Twe
strly 1IU1CK HOUSi:, Ne 111 Last OranRe
street. I'rlcu, II 7 0. One thousand dollars can
remain for manv years at fleper cent. Intel
est. Fer lurther particulars apply te
JALOU I.O KB.
netiO-lmdll Ne 10 West Oiange "I
f EOR'.E 1 LICK,
TAXIDERMIST,
NO 15 WEST OLRMAN ST- Lancaster, I' a.
Hlrds and Animals stuffed lu a snperter
manner and at toitenaMe prices dll-lwd
irr? cents reu a hettlk ok '
.0
FINE STRAWBERRY WINS.
BOUrtER S L1QCOII STORE,
?1CENTBE SQUARE, Lancaster, t's.
TiTUSlCAL HOLIDAY OUOIKi
-AT-
Yi D, Messcr's Mnsic Stere,
NO ill NORTH QUEEN fTREEl
-T HE
MASON t HAMLIN ORGANS, DECKER
HltlKS 1'IANOS. IIAlNKS ,t II A III) MAN 3
J Ine UptlRhl Planes at Lets 1'ilce
lellns. Guitars, banjos, Cornets, Diuius,
Tlutes, sheet Music, Albums, and
AMERICAN 6EW1NG MACHINES at til no,
13X00 and IS) 14
CALL AT
Ne. 131 North Queen Street.
seeia-tydll
E
VKRY LADY
MIOILU VISIT THE
Art Needle Werk Exhibition,
DECEMBER 7th te Hth,
At thoSalcsteomsof
Wheeler & Wilsen Mf'g Ce.,
Ne 3 BOUTH QUEEN STREET,
La?creF, Pa,
e0ren l.ventngs.
d3lld
s
TAMM BROH. A CO.
Holiday Gifts !
Holiday Gifts!
Stamm Bres. & Ce.
03. U ami 28 .North (Jucen St ,
lnvlle Hnelcal Attenlleu te their GRAND D1H.
fine
'of
riiAY
Christmas Goedsl
ATTRACTIVE AND UHT.FUL.
Aii luimensu Assortment of
DOLLfl, DOLLS, DOLLn,
GAMES, (1AME8,
IRON AND UN TOYS,
LIDIKS1 HAND SAT0HEL3. rURBEK, ANO
POCKET HOOKS,
I'LUBII lOILtT CASES,
HAMMERED I1RASP,
And a LaiKennd Attractive Aeseituienl el
HI1.K HANDKKRC1IU.F",
fllLK MUFFLERS,
LADIES' ANDaENTLEMEN'BLINF.NHANI!
KERCHIEFS.
At Price Always the l.ewett.
SWEEPING
REDUCTIONS
-IN
Dress Goods !
le make room for Holiday Uoed rte bate
tnadu BwteplnK Reductions in
I1LACK FILES
flLACK CASIIMEKEP,
IU1C01 CLOTHS, rl.AlNULOX'HH
SILK AND WOOL MIXTURES,
And TANCY VKLVKT8.
Alse some Special I!talns In CO ATS, COATn
at Iho
BOSTON STORE.
- 138 North Queen Si.
Upen Kur.v Ktcnliii;.
I'ert and eberir luc. Ue buy fer'rashand
can
sel' you certlrliatei fi 1 eue, fle tenet
MILLF.B,.Ne Centra gfjuare, Lancaster, r,
a'jt rr a i) vch Tjszu.'k t rv
TN LANCASTLn TMURI' AHE OV KH
it'i0Ju,5HJ,u.lf-.n"nn "' there. If tbey ttnA
TOelA 1'EU OAhr, will use auylbliig else
YOL'Nfl Mi7naiT7,ADIKS.
llavlr.g doubts as te the fstbllliy of obtain
MTiinVi".",1'".0f "' ? sr, ANI.IlfSl.N?s
callltiiatthe'1" ' 'l'"'Wi lemevedby
OOMMEHOIAL, COLLEGE,
l"rA8r MM. STREET.
iMn lass in attniidancx new an
n, - . :- -
and
srend an hour pleasantly and rretttahlv
II.
u. r.HU.Ml. Principal
TUSTOI'ENnn
A JOH LOT IN
ALL-LIEM TOWELS.
They are urdeubtcd'
offered lu Lam aiei
the best valua atet
J W HVRNE,
Ne. J.I Neith Quren street.
nesMya
AVUnnunntH.
JDMLTDN OPEKA HOL'Si..
One Week, cemtnen luic
MONDAY, DBOEMBBIt la.
180B.
Mendav, Tuesday and W edneadar, " W
Mleuie" Thutsd.y, Friday. Fatuiart
uaday Matlucc, baved from the storm "
Ithnnt
and Pt
Gray and Stephens.
Iu the Uitateit 0f all Sensational l'lays en
titled,
" WITHOUT A HOME."
lly Edwsnl Celeman. Es ,
RSKs.abmt Mf . j1S!, ji.vNtR
Soetty llrlggs. allnothlaek J OSCAR OR VT
Mabel ray He, the Heiress
Dudley Bleat, Lawer . MR WTSTEI'llINg
Incidental te the plar, this Dramatle De,
llotnee, Zip, Here, Loeand Majer
A DM ISSItJN 10, a, A ju CENT
Reserved SesUatOpcin lleusu. dieetd
roil balk ou ur.m.
Feil ki:nt. twotwe-vSiohy hkk'k
houses, at I7 month. Apply
AffilHiiriitu
pOHITIVKPLIll.K SAI,i:.
Oi FrinaT, DrcsMiitr 17, l"i,
nil! lie sold at the Lancaaler County lluuen,
that saiuahle let of ground, situated en the
southeast corner of MnenuO Rockland stieele
en which Is erreted a one-jiuij reughcasted
hense, containing six rooms
Fale te commeuce al 7 o'clock. Terms made,
known by MRS c IIMme.Nk.
JllasRTbnceir.1, Auetlimier lUclleld
FOR HAIfeKKENT 1.i7tIIAT"T!KIU
talndrlst Mill, water rltjlu, stene dwelllnu
house, and ethor Improvements, together with
about ten acres of land, commonly known as
"Greenland Mills," situated 011 Mill Creek, In
East Lampviur township, about three miles
from Lancaster city This Is a valuable prep
erty, with an vsUibllshed custom. Fer terms el
ealeapplvte ELlZARarilQ K. II AT Kg,
nl9-ImdAw 113 erthl)ukedt., Lancaster, I'a
pUBLIC bAI K
Of IncascAT Envnii, liai lt, tssn,
Will b sold al the LancAslet I eunty Heuso,
that VAI.UAULK CITY RLslDKNUK AMI
8IORK ROOM, sllualtd 011 tlin south side uf
Kast Kluf stieet, betwuun Dukn and Lime
strreu, Ne, ltd and lis. The property fronts
en raat KIek sneut Bl feel. Including a fenr feet
private alley The property oentnlusahall and
II rooms, and the stere la new occupied by the
Singer sewing Machine Company 'I here aia
het and cold water and bath fi snail thrown!
the heuse: stationary wushstauds aud sewei
aae j evervlhlnir In oeiiinlito eidert the let Is
&Q In depth te Mifflin stieet, en which Muiienia
a 1.111K0 iwo-eiory jiitii n eiaiilj .wiinrofen
ler 11 neaaei uorset, nun snuauinK
or lu or 11
Kuans. Alse a lnnre
Alse a lnrue two-story
llrlck llakn
Heuso, with large llrlck Oven which can be
umiiui muqinii, iii,,ru3.i. ,,,.i.... 1.11 bcmihi,,
Is that the owner wlshc-a te leave the clly. rr i,
sons n-fshlntr tepurvhasu urn Invited te call tnflW
B06 the properly for themselves
Sain te comtuente nt 7 o'elock of said day,
when term will be inadn known by
HLNRY I' EICIII.F.lt.
Hcttar SnuBEitr, Auct d'Mtit
vuuvKum.
Chkistmaseuki;tin(i
and chkistm as joys te all.
Are you considering Chilstnms baklnc, II te,
we solicit your order for llaklnc Materia'
Have lust opened our popular flaking flutter
and Limed Fegs, as noed as Iresh for baking
Rest New Oilcans baking molasses, extra Ann
bakor.eeme voryeeodat 1ft, 10 and Scenu pel
iiuait Geed whltoaiiirarSJie pr peund: b at
whlte and irmiiulaKd sugar only tc Freah
ground splces, tin flavoring extructs, pure resn
wutur, new raisins, currants, cltien, mid new
large French prunes, i fks. ler 23c. lleruiei's
heme-mada mlnce meat, larce new coceanuta,
eranbtrr os. anaeurhlghgnidnChil Unas fletr
try It and you will be pleased. A full 111 001
flneChrlmuiai candles, nuti, Hei Ma erans es.
dates, f g, and choice white grapes Out goods
are MI Ural class. ITKtfj audriuillty speak ler
themselves. (Jecds ilelhuiel teall parlaef Ibe
city,
Qoergo Wiant,
NO. 113 WEST KINO 8T1IFET.
Viclephone connection ( ugi-lva
TUIIAIIVO AHI UlOAIltt.
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bTAIlLISIlKI)-177P.
Demuth's Cigar Stere.
We fave la stockaFIne ssoitment of tfteds,
hultable
Christmas Presents for Gentlemen.
MEERSCHAUM 1'11'ES and CltlAR HOLD
KKS, I'laln, Carved and Sliver Meunud
(Jcuulne FRENCH IlltlMt 1'Ifts u Latest
Styles, hhaiMJs and Mountings
line BMOK1NU 'JOIItCCOi Imported and
Kev West Cigars. Our Hpectalty Iho only
Clear Havana tiller llarid-Madu Clgtra In the
city for Se: brands " ilia," "Querlda" and
"tielden Lien" 1
UAN K8 In All Stylftaanrt Prices Hniiir Ilerft.V
Cigar Cnses, Match Retes, Ac
W'lolepbeiio Cflnnnclleii.
NO. 114 EASTKINQ STREET,
LANCASTER FA. deeJ-lmd
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