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Btcnlar Correspondence of Ixtkluecmcik.
Columbia, Jan, SI. William Seurbeer, a
yettBg married man rtving at the corn or el
teend and Lawrence ntrccts, received very
Mrtoea Jpjerlea en last Saturday ovenlog.
Seurbeer 1 a puddler at the Columbia roll.
leg mill, and was In a saloon In the upper
portion ottewn drinking Kith Themas Tarn
many, ale working at the aame mill. The
sen engaged In an altercation, which ceded
In Seurbeer atrlklng Tammany across the
face. The man followed sourberte Firth
and Union street, where he struck Win
With tome tnlulle, resulting In a terrible
KMO In the lettpart of the head near the tem
ple. Heme of the witnesses te the atlrny
stabs that Honrbeer was etruck with a brick,
but the attending physician is of the opinion
that the gash was made with a Knife, A
brick would reaultln bruises, but none can
be teen en Heurbeer'a head. The blew was a
terrible one, rendering Seurbeer unoon uneon unoen
dons, and he remained In th!s state until
Sunday morning. Ills condition Is soruo seruo sorue
what improved this morning. Tamm.iuy
was arrested by Officer Hardnele and had a
hearing at the oIBce of Squire Frank. n
was held fera further hearing te await the
Injuries of Seurbeer.
Burglar at Wrlghtsvllle.
The stores of II. B. Raldler and Moere
Bres., of Wrlghtsvllle, were entered by
robbers en Sunday morning about ene
o'clock when a numboret articles were stolen.
The robbers entered the store by the front
deer when a burglar alarm sounded the
presence et the thieves. The robbers were
frightened off, but bofbre they left the place
they secured a number of pocket knives, a
let of razors and a revolver of the bull deg
.pattern. These articles were stolen from
Beldler's store. Frem the stere of the Moere
Bres, a number of pairs of shoe were stolen
The shoes were marked "Tannery Calf All
Solid." The case was given in charge of
Officers Wlttlck and Uardnole who are mak
ing a search for the thieves.
Ma Lett Town.
Fer the pis t year Jeseph Tuck w as engaged
In the cigar manufacturing business, en Wal
nut street, tiear Commerce, The latter part
of last week Tuck left for parts unknown hut
he will be remembered by a number et per
sons te whom hoewes considerable money for
goods he had purcba?d. Jehn R. Krelder,
cigar box dealer, of town, Samuel Pence, et
Maytown, Jeseph Datnbacb, living In the
country, and ether parties have claims agalust
Tuck. The contents ofthe factory bave been
levied upon by the sheriff and will be sold en
next Saturday morning.
Town Notes.
Klltie Hheades and company will coin cein coin
menco a week's engagement in the opera
house this evening, when ' Pygmalion and
Galatea " will be presented. They appear at
popular prices.
The funeral of James Burk, the rolling
a " mill victim, took place this moraine and was
largely attended. Services were held in St.
Peter's Catbolle church.
The weather was very warm en Sunday,
followed by a heavy rain storm this morn
ing. The lce has become rather soft. The
river shore was lined with peeple en Sun
day. A gang of tramps engaged in a fight at
Frent and Iecust streets en Saturday nlitbt.
One of the number was cut with n knife,
handled by one of his comrades. The
wounded man was quickly carried away by
the balance of the gang.
Opt. Rlcksscktr's Funeral.
Tboiuneralef CapL James F. Ricksecker,
took place this afternoon from the residence
el his slster, Mrs. R. F. Itanck, Ne. 37 West
Orange street. There was a enew storm pre
vailing at the time, but nevertheless there
was a large attendance. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. J. Max Ilark, of the
Moravian church, nf which dn-eased was a
lifci .ug member, auiueiteu i, jde, V. and
A. 1L, et which deceased was a member, at at
lended the loot rul in a belj, ui d there were
also present a goodly number of members el
Pest 84, O. A. R., with which he was also
connected.
The following gentlemen acted a carriers :
Hen. Wm. A. Morten, Richard O. Rese,
Peter Welkel and Geerce S. Geyer, of Lam-
berten ledge ; Jehn Hull, of ledge 43, and F.
iVJveller, of ledge 3U7.
Chaplain Wm. N. Amer, of Lamberton
ledge, conducted the Masonle burial service
at the grave. The Interment was made in
lisnc&ater cemetery.
The Telrpheue Strike
Mr. A. D. Reese, manager of the telephone
company, is sick at his home, North Duke
street, and it can net be ascertained from him
what has been dene in reference te the strlke
ofthe girl operators at the telephone ex
change, noticed in the Intelligencer Sat.
urday. Inacsner te a call from the main
ofllce we learn that the places of the striking
girls have been tilled by the appeintm&ut of
ethers, and that all the chairs In the tlllce are
occupied.
rrem information received the Intelli
aEx.En stated Saturday that Miss Mary
Heis, ene of the operators who had been sick,
assisted at the ofllce after the strike. We
have a nete from Miss Hess in which he
states that this is net the case. She was off
duty all week en account el sickness. Miss
Lettie luiuiel was the only lady operator en
duty en Saturday.
An Elopement.
The East L'nd Is considerably excited eer
what ia belleved te be an e'.epemenu The
parties are Themas liumphreville, Jr , of Ne.
ISO Seuth Duke street, aud Mits Annie
Malene, of Ne. 302 East Orange streit. The
young peeple have been keeping ceuipanj
despitetue objection or the lady's mother,
and en Wednesday, the 12tb, they resolved te
Jly. The young lady told her mother she w as
going te Marietta te vblt her slater. On the
43 "r uibuuuuhu due arrived en the Scashore
iixprees, and was off with her Jalthfut swain.
A letter was received from the loving cuuple
en the day ioliewing irem Brooklyn stating
that the nuptial knot had been tied.
'Charlie'' I'llgrlin'. Vfeik.
The special services at Ceenant United
Brethren church are being continued with
Increasing intercbt Tue boy evangellHt
apoke te a large congregation at 3:15, and te a
crewded house In the evening, btreamse!
peeple wero turned nway who could net
gain admission. New seekers camefewa'd
at the conclusion et the evening preaching.
"Charlle" Pilgrim seems tohavea special
call In this line of work, for great results at
, tonus his preaching.
Hack Frem Chicago.
Edward Fralley, of this city, who has been
traveling all season with the company of
Jehn A, Stoens, which Is playing Gnat
Wrong Righted," arrived home this mom mem
lng. The young man, as well as ethor mem.
bersef the company, were badly treated by
?i u',,r, , d i'.et w tuem tbeir Carles.
of fC5, ami the Utter eutcred suit against
him in Chicago. Stevens might de well by
righting some of these wrong- J
THe llirr.rtiiti-.
rrem tha Pittsburg Leader.
A ''broth av a boy " Jrem Connaught avS
vlb, d "ere"ce tt,lween 8- 1' "ter and
Powderly lies In tbe fact that "wan loeka
aftherU,V)kay av heaven and themheTthe
'Af!' meet,nB f -he Ladles' Auxiliary
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This Xl ilia ftryU la Whlrb. the Lucitr
Csletllals Greeted Kach ether.
On Sunday the Chinese of Lancaster as
sembled at T.ee Jehn's for the celebration et
their New Year's day. As each xlslter ar
rived he clasped his hands before his chest
bewed with celestial grace and observed In
most musical Chinese ' Hung lle I.szel !" at
least It sounded something llke that, though
who lle Laiel was and why they hung him
the reporter has net been able te discover.
The meaning of the phrase Is said te be, "a
happy New Year. " Guests and host then
exehanged cards of strange and startling de
sign. A Chinesecard is a piece of rlce paper
el most brilliant scarlet en one side and
whlte en the ether. It Is about three and a
half Inches wide by seven long and is folded
lengthwise once with the white Inside and
then doubled again se that It forms a four
fold scarlet note. On one side et this are In
scribed hieroglyphics representing the name
of the caller.
Three of these hieroglyphics are necessary
te express Lee Jehn, and Lee Mew, Lee Hah
aud Lee Quug spell their names with two
signs each. The pemnanhlp or " brush
ship" Is strongly characteristic In all the
signatures. Lee Jehn's Is dellcate and re
fined ; Lee llah's symetrical, and Lee Mew
and Loe Qung bold and spirited.
After much of pleasant and polite chatjthe
guests and host sit down te partake of a
banquet '-a la Chinese" which was served
at twolve sharp with an endless variety of
courses cooked In wonderful and fearful
ways. The festivities were prolonged until
eight o'clock when they all said fare well In
the style 1 rescribed by Chlnese etiquette and
slept the Bleep of the sober and the Just. Ar
tificial flowers of paper, and banners of silk
helped te ornament the banquet beard and
confections made In Chinese fashion were
munched between course. But the cele
bration did net differ much in all essential
features from the festivals el "Mellcan" men
en great occasions.
ATKitaey .t cuua a auen
Thr?r Clca n Wrek'0 8nccffal EscsceiDeut
Vltri a Ttfrn-DileDi .tadlence.
Saturday atternoen the Atkinson A Cook
dramatic company gave a matinee at the
opera house. The audience was large and
was composed mostly of ladle and children.
"Little Emily" was repeated with the same
success that attended 1U production en
Wednesday night.
In the ovenlngthe crowd was tremendous,
and seldom has the opera house hld an au
dience as large as the one that gathered there.
The building was packed In every part.
inalra .were placed In th aisles, but these
w ere qulekly occupied, and hundreds of peo
ple were obliged te stand. The rush ws se
great that it was Impossible te accommodate
tbe crowd, and many peeple were turned
away for lack of room. The play was " Dl
verce," the well-known society drama,
which Lancaster people bad sten before. It
was vi ell given, however, Miss Banks as
suming the character of riertnee Grantlty,
with L'ugene Ormend as Harry Grantlev,
and E. D. Sullivan as Jama Gorden. All
did exceedingly well, while Mr. Craven was
very funny as Makejtfccc ThacKery Huggs.
During their stay In this city this company
made a splendid record, and they became se
popular that the people undoubtedly would
bave pttrenlzed them ter another week.
Financially their engagement was much
mere successful than last year. This morn,
lng they went te Wilmington.
.iD.ijr-irrj.v yerer.
A llurglMJ In Which Jeivlry Was Stelen Pre"
certllngiet a Meet Court.
Adaiistewn, Jan. 21 Burglars entered
the store of Scanader A Land Is, last Wed
uesdaymbt, and stele goods consisting el
Jewelry, knives and dry goods te the value
of thirty dollars They effected an entrance
by iercing open the shutters efjtbe front win
dow with a Jimmy. There is no clue te the
parties asyet. Tivestrange men wereseen In
town In the evening. This is the third time
that an attempt has been made te rob this
store,
Last Saturday evening a meet court was
held here. Miss "Pelly Pickle" sned
" Samuel Cucumber " ler breach of premise
of marrlape, and claimed J15.00O damages.
D. J. Griffiths was district attorney, assisted
by William Bellman, esq. II. W. llaller
and Wayne Farlow, esqs., were attorneys for
the defendant. Dr. W. D. Fink wero the
judicial ermine with much dignity and
credit. There was much Interest and ear ear
nestness manifested In the case, se much se
that seme In the audience, which was very
large, thought it te be a real suit. The Jury.
after being out a few minutee, returned a
verdict of guilty. Cucumber was sentenced
te pay full damages and costs. The trial was
tinder the auspices of ourlyceum. There Is
some talk of changing the venue of the cases
Jrem here new pending at Lancaster and try
them at home before his Hener Judge Fink.
The Maner Teirnthlp Mutual Company,
The policy-holders of the Maner Township
Mutual Fire lnsurance company held their
first annual meeting at Breneman's hotel,
in Maner township, en Saturday. An elec
tion for directors of the company resulted in
the selection of Eph. H. Hershey, Levi Mann,
A. E. Hestetter, Jehn U. Landls, David
Eshleman. sr . Jae. It. Mtbm M n l.-en,ii,.
Daniel Breneman, Daniel D. Herr and Jacob
eem, jr. moo ueara et directors atterw&rds
organized by the election of the fullnwlne.
officers : President, Jehn IL Landls ; vice
presiaeni, A. li. uesteiter i secretary, M. D.
Kendlg ; treasurer, E. H. Herehey. The out
look for the company ia bright, ever a million
dollars of property has already been, Insured,
with considerable mere premises.
A "Chutnut" Geat
Last week's lifie Gazette illustrates the
chestnut goat that ia perched upon the Ice
box at J. B. Bisslner's hotel, en Weit King
street. A wlre Is fastened te a ring through
the noseot the goat and passed down te the
fleer behind the bar. It Is attached le a
treadle, aud tometltne age Its usefulness was
demonstrated when a dude steed at the bar
aud bean a snake story. The bar-tender
placed his feet upon the treadle and Mr.
Geat bowed his head and gruuted disapprov
ingly. The dude looked around te acerUln
the listener who attempted te Interrupt him,
when the lefty Billy was again let ltxe , be
spied the "chestnut" alarm and did, "lve
tten men who would make a cow laugh , but
I'm the first man who ever made u goat
laugh."
Sltf.mni Hearing Their Sum
Frem the Uulitr Herald.
Four our U e pages In the Heuse of Rep
resentatives, at Hirrlsburg, are the. sons
of members. These positions pay two
dellara rier dav. mill via think .,..,-
twr must be pretty hard pushed who takes
his
uarrihuurg te be a page. It's a
small tiiiHlntmsat lKt. ami in V,i .,.
very
out of teu It affords an opportunity for bevs
te learn bad habits, which they scarcely ever
overcome.
I.fgal UgtaU Kutertalned.
Saturday 11. M. Heiihnr. ran.. tmb ,.rt
of his legal friends down te the home et his
lamer in-law, Mr. Jehn Slgle, at Bird In
Hand. They were handsomely entertained
and pirtoek of an elegant supper. The
party Included besides Mr. Heuser, Hen. D
W. Patterson, D. G. Baker, W. R. Wilsen,
W. H. Reland, II. F. Davis, A. F. Ho-tetler
and W. F. Beyer, and they h6artlly en en
Jejed themselves.
A Kentucky Graudpa"' Klejieineut,
Ira Watheu, CO years old, and Miss Euge
nia Wathen, 18 years old, from Greem.burg,
Ky , wire married Friday night lit Jellorseu.
ville, by Esquire Keigwln. The couple
eloped. The groom Is very gray, lias been
married twlcftunil tiaa .eir.ni ...... ..ii.ii.i...
The bride Is very pretty. Husband and wire
nm fcPf.Anrt rnti.lnu
The beup lleuie.
During the past weuk ,Oia rations were
dlttrlbuted tu werlby peer at the soup huuka.
A Clr ratterjr CIiwl.
An evecutlen for f 1,000 was Issued sgslust
Jeseph Tuck, cigar manufacturer, of Colum
bia, en Saturday and his factory was closed.
There are a nmn.r of ether creditors, but
their claims have uetyet been filed.
Te-niT Mr. J M. es'haeffer, agent rer the
New Kngland Mutual Ac.MJent as'oelatten,
pMJMr. I 11. rertlncv sixty i3ellr. en accunnt
of ln'my iicelvedevcUber 1 l5i
AinupruietitA.
ItmrrlH t .Viutre.-To-merroi oteuIuk Hat
crly's Aluertcan-KurPiH'an udnntrnle will lie
here Thocerupauyl' unJertbe manaueuient of
Frederick right. They are Just coining l.a.it
lretunn eatenslvoteur.artain every city thelr
batlness has lH"en larse. llarerly liu always
had strong troupe, and this one t ilil te be no
exception. K. M lliUt,oueot the Kruatest mln
strel binjelstt, Is a member etthe ptrty, as arn
the thtve llerman brothers, hn are Cancers
and ceuiedtans
Jlrytan in Ferantn " Everyene who his
seen rrcderle ltrytentn " lerKtven " are loud
In pratse or both the play nud the actor lie
as here early In the reason, and Manager
reker was se pleased with him that he de
termined te secure hlmnpsln Ilchasbcen sue
ci'.Mul. ana Mr Bryton will appear here en next
Wednesday evening "rerglren' Is the story
of a gambler who ie tonus nud marries a lady
The domestte reace of tie family Is shattered by
a false friend, and the plot Is the eft told tale of
n hnsbxnd's putnttef tbeuianwhehat wrecked
hts home and ends In retribution, reconciliation
and forgiveness.
" Tht Litilt Tycoon "-On Thursday evening
next the Tomple theatte company will slog the
"Little Tycoon "In the opera house. This pietty
opera has heen ene of the most successful ever
pat en the beards In PhUadelphlt. where the
people still fleck te see It. The company In
clnde many of the original pseple and Hts
strong
All thec (offering from hoarseness, colds, or
coughs should try Dr. Hulls ceuijhSymp J5
cents.
Mr Charles Kalth, Watchmaker and Jeweler,
IUltlmore and Mount Sts , luitlmere, Md In
derses salvation OH for "rheumatism troubles."
outrun.
Hi per. January J3. 1F7. la this ctty. Mag-itc
W , yeungejt dJKhter et the late Jehn r
HutX'l
The relatives and frtends of the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the luneral from
ths resilience et her mother. Ne. as North Water
street, en Wednesday afternoon at S te o'clock.
Interment In Lancaster cemetery. m
obit At the Gap. at 1 a m rridav, January
81. 17. Uev Valentine t, ray. of the Ilmlngten
Conlcrenceet the M. E. church, la the 73J year
of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend tha funeral, from
his late residence, In the Gap, at in m. Tues
day.JanuaryMth lntermentat PelieTlew. std
HAHhBTS.
new lern sinraet.
.v Iekk. Jan : rieur market steadv :
rine. It 4iiS 10: Bnperflne, tl titSS J.1
common te geed extra H estem, ti 20J J 63 : geed
te fancy extra Mate, M 603 la
Wheat ve. 1 Kvl Suite. SiklJ'Hc: Na t de,
av ; Ne 2 itcd, winter. Jan , Wit: , reb., 9itc .
ilav 9Ce
Cern Ne. 5 mixed cash, ti; de Jan.. (Je:
Teb.. "V . Mar. W4c
Oats "e l hlte state. 0Ke : N"e 2 de. "Ac i
S 2rolxed..Jan.SBiie Feb , Seic May. SrtCc
Kye dull i W estaru, 5353 ; State, 5Tk05.,c
lUrleymmlnal.
Perk dull s newmfws, (13 2.V31IT5.
ijard Jan . li, Koe . 163 . May, irej
Molasses dull at i for 50 lest
Turpentlne dnlt at SBc
Kofnqnlet: stmlncd te geed. 11 fXH5
Petroleum dull ; lteflned. In cases, ;Hc
rTelghts dull ; grain te Liverpool, ti.
llutter steady j tstern t'eamery, 2JC3CC ,
state, sae-rrc.
Cheesedull; Western Flat, HCl!?c; slate fac
tory, leaiin.c
ggs dull : State. SeflJlc ; Western. HQ30C
Engar firm; Uc&nel Catleaf, ?c , Uranu
latd, e 15 He,
Tallew steady , rrtme City. 4lic
Ulce nominal . Carullns, fair t , geed, 18'Xe.
Coffee steidy : fair cargoes, Hic.
Chlrte t'redace Market,
Caicioe.Jaa. J,90a.m. M rketepened
W heat Jan., 7c i Feb,, Tve . March, 7c ,
May,eJ,e
Cern -J an., He ; rob., Sjv; March, SeSc :
May. HWc
OatsIan., M",c ; reb , ZSc ; March, a'.c
May, S0e.
Perulan 111 SI, ieb., IIS S.'K: March,
112 55 : May, J12 63
Lard lan, 18 50 , Feb., ti U , March. K BIW .
May, fi 75.
Short lltb reb., I8 S3, ; March, I" 40
May.MWass.'S'-
(lrnln sua I'roTIsleus.
rurnlshed by 8. K. Yundt, Ureker.
Ciucioe, Jan !, 1 o'clock p. m
w heat. Cern. Oats. Perlr.. Lard.
January
ebruary 79 ts-ii ...13 52 6 te
ilarcb 7U sa? u 55 b 60
ApiU .... os S S 6 7
May --SS ll, 505JU77 B 7i
, . lUcelpta Car Lets.
Winter Wheat js
Spring Wheat 4;
Cern pj
Oau ui
Ky 5
Harley ei
Oil City.
Crude Oil ;jw
.... "'d.
Kecelpts Uecs isoen
Clcalng Prlces-2 o'clock p. m.
heat. Cem. Oats. Perk. 1-ard.
January 7a a' 25 12 50 6 51
rebruaxy . .. 79VJ ss ii'i 11 50 6 51
March -,0j &l ta w 55 6 60
ADIil 0i 3i SSli ... 6 67
'ay S i 41) Xi'. 12 75 6 73
June . . . S7i . Sly, ....
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CrndeOll 7 if
I'hlUdeljihla Cattle Market.
1'Hii.ADELrnii, Jan , 24 ISeef cattle, receipts
ter week were lleeves 2,40i)j Sheep, Ivjjti; Hogs,
e 500. Previous week-Beeves, 2, : Sheen,
lUlj0Il0g8,,5U).
llcf; cattle, fair and lower ; Extra., &4Q
5Se i geed, t583Jic medium, i'iQii.e ; com
mon. 1cic. .
fthtep was active , extra, 6g5Xe: Itoed. 4;Q
3e , medium, 43iJc j common, zy.Qic Lambs,
4i,C.
lleis He lower Wc s'crn, CJiflTc country, 6
Lire StecK statket.
CmoAeo, Jin 22 The Zlreters' Journal re-
Perta Cattle Uecelpts, 2,C head : uhlpments,
OO i market and price were steady
shipping sUMirs, 9W 10 l.V)tt,335a5 00, stock
era and foeflerj, ti 103; 50 cows, bulls and
tllCtT-."503' bulk.;A2Sji Texaa catlle
Hogs Uecetptg, I7,ajc)hcad; shipments, S.oce
head, market iteudy and Arm i rough
?AIe?' l8i'0t packing and Bhleplnr, II 4jO
4SWIlght,li'eat7u;8klp5.IJ75a3 W
Shcep Receipts, 2.C0U head; ehlpmentr,
head; market stealy : natives, I! 73 M) ,
H??f 'J J3' ! Texans.fJ ZQl CO, Iambi,
Kast j.ibirtt. CatUe Itecelpts, 17.: head,
BfclpinenU, 1J head , market nothing delug,
ulthreugh consignments , shipments te New
lerk.t, carloads
Ilegs-ltecelpu, &O0 head, shlpmcnU, S6CO,
hejid 1 market falrt I'hlladelphiar, (5 left) u
Terkera, II Jt3l W: common te light, tl esai 75 ,
ehlpmenute ew Vork.neao
bliecp-Kecelpis, CtWIhead; shipments. lfYOi
maikeidiilli prime. I47.r5, falrtogeod,4 25a
04 W , ctmmeu, t:ai j lames, O 5uc te.
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Mw Yerk, Jan ,J3,1: p. m. Meney leaned
II Iff M .tnt P.nk.n... .......... - .. .-
4 63((iij7K Governments steady. Curreneye's.
..-.,,, ,, vxujp, tl i umj f UO, tl lt)J
bid.
The stock maiket opened weak aud en a tiullu
stiudy soiling j decllned throughout the morn mern
Intf. Almestevery traciaetleatctalted lnade-
Wr
clln,anathbtaH
'drantace et the ten.
rral weakness te ham
' some of the leading
1,-cllne nuured from U
stocks. Atmlddsv
te SK Mr cent, an
"f lhA rtrrsent wtltlnffa
fetettsh tone preval
cunsnt.
ith the bottom flgutvs
l4etl tuejas ami llumls
llepotledbyJ.il. Len
Par tal
aliin. saliv
Lancaster 6 per ceuU l1"
., 11x1 10
... Iisl
l.M
li3
IB
lai 25
IM
IN
" 4 ' school loin ..
" 4 tn 1 or '.1) ears
" 4 " tii3orSO)eAra
" 4 " lnloeraojoars
Mauhelin Ileruugh lean
BVasTias.
rtrst National ltank
rarmers' National llnk
Fulton National Itank
ljiucaster County National Hank. ..
Columbia National Hank
Christiana National llink
.phmta National ltank
Kfrst National flank. lelumbU ...
Urst National ltank, strvsburg
rirst National ltank. Marietta ....
rimt Natleual ltank, Mt- Je
LIUtx National Uanit
Manhclm National liank
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lat
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HO
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New Helland National ltank lixj
Gap National ltank .... .... Mi
ouamvllleNaUenal ltank
KlKabethtewn national lUnk..
Northern National ltank
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IS
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Columbia A Chestnut 11111
Columbia A Washington ..
Conestoga ft lttg Spring....
Columbia ft Marietta .. .
Maytown A Kilxabethtewn
Lancaster A Ephrau ...
Lancaster A willow street
SO
23
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20
vn
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k.'t.n,kj(,,l A llUtK)rc .........
A
MiDuaA .Maytown . v.
Marietta A Mount Jey 23
Lane, Kllxabethtewn ft Mlddletewn. liu
Lancaster ft rniltvllle M
ljuicasterft Lttttx.... 23
l.aneaatnp SV asli . ..
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I JinMllA. Mm &.. na
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l-aacasterA Marletu
Lancaster A New Helland
. .. HtSCmLLAllSJCe STOCkS,
Kast Itrnndywlne A Hayncsburg...
yuarryvule K. R
kllllersvUle street Car
Jnqulrtng TrtnUng Company
Gaslight and ruel Company
Stevens Heuse (Bends)
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company
Susquehanna Iren rvmpany
Marietta Uollew-ware .'. ...
J.
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M
Jft
100
23
10
Ml
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MUlnrsvUleNoruiaischeoi'..!!!iil!!!! 25
M
Nnrtlflm MsWa.
te
hi
Eastern MarkeU
Western Market
lAncaster Ctty Street Hallway Ce..
Gas Company Bends
Columbia ltoreuah llend
LxncasterA Suseuehanuv
Lancaster A New Panvlile
Ouarryvllle U. H, rs.
Iteadlng A Columbia U. I!-J's
M
W
Ml
Ml
3lO
23
100
Ml
noaseheld Atarket.
DAIST
Creamery llutter .... . .. .
Butter ft
Dutch Cheese V lump ... .
reciiRT.
Spring Chickens, Wpr
Chickens V ptr (live)
Chickens yl piece (cleaned)
Ducks pr illve)..
Oucks (cleaned)
Turkeys (cleaned)
Turkeys (live)
tieesn (cleaned)
Geese (live)
XlSCIU-lMOC.
Apple Butter VJqu..
fggs vaex ..;.
Heney fc
LardV
ClderVKttl
sauer Kraut V qt
IECITS
Apples Kpk
Bananas V dO....
Coceanuui, each ....
Lemens dex
Oranges fc de ,
40C
2fl43e
lll
soctte
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90
100
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5U10C
15riie
13(i0c
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2t N5
. 3J10C
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lOll-Jc
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10O
lle
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35 100
(00
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55C
urn pea yz..
VKUltTl RLCS.
Lima Beans, f) qt
Cabbage, V head
B-et.p bunch
Cauliflower, head
Sweet I'etaUes V K Pk
Turatps. aupk ...:
Turnips, V X bushel
rotaietsvi fi pk
Sweet rotatecs, V X r . . . .
I'le Squashes (each)
Onions, Hpk....
Carrots, y bunch
Celery, V bunch.....
Heminy, qt,
XTOCX AID SIIIX
rieurv bbl
Kancy Heller Kleur
Wheat
Oats . ..
Cern (shelled)
Cera, p x pk
lije
OUHU
Hay V ten
Cleverseel ft bus
Timethy)) bus
Uerd Grass V bus
Orchard Grass J bus
Mixed Lawn Grasses Vbuj ....
HunganasOraM V bus
straw V ten
Huswd'tl tJ4..
risa.
Hallbnl W ft ,
Cattish V
Oystwrs 100
Sea lss
Bluerish
sturgeon
flounders
White tlsh
I13715
.II7UW)
ri.50
1150
1123
14 00
1120
112
1150
15320c
13C
.. eocQtise
150
10c
IOC
... 10c
IOC
.... lmc
lbttlC
lOtilfc
t&icc
12C
IOC
1J10C
2IC
.. 120
100
12C
ISc
...104311a
M&XC
MSiTS.
Lamb V
Mutten 2,
Veal l ft
Beef V ft ,
Sausage t ft
Pudding I) ft
Hum V ft, whole.
Ham r ft. sliced..
Bacen v? ft
Dried oef yi qr..
Bologna r qr
Cern li V ft...'
Perk V ft
Uabblta ,
3
A'BW AD rXRTISEiZEXTS
TUK STATED MEETING OF TQE DKS DKS
trlbuters et the Indies' Tract Society will
be held In the first Kelnraed church en Tues
day evenlDgat 7J0p m.
ltd ANNllt 31. Gl'XDAKEB, Sec'y.
MAUKLEY'S " YELLOW FRONT
Clear riller Havana Flve Cent Cigar Is
the leading and most reliable nickel cigar In the
market. At
llAJtKLEY'S " Yellow Frent,"
Ne. a North Queen street,
(Formerly nartman's
w
AIT FOR THE
GRAND OPENING
OF THE-
King Street Opera Heuse
NEXT WEEK,
NOTICE Parties having skates at the Illnk
it 111 pletue rernove same Immediately
W. A. HALBAOH,
s2t-lydll MA.VAGEit.
TTsLY'S CRCrVM BALM.
0A.TAERI, IAY EEVER.
Ely's Cream Balm
CUltES
Catarrh, Celd In Head, Reeo Geld,
Hay Fever, Doaraees, Hoadaeho.
EAST TOUSE-PUICL 50 CF.NT3.
ELY HIt09., Oswego, N. Y , U. S. A.
HAY FEYER,
ELY'e CKKAlf BALM li DOt a liquid stun or
powder. Applied Inte nostrils Is quickly nl
snrbed. It cleanses the head Allays Inttamma
Hen. Heals the sores. Itestervs the tenseaef
tm te and smell,
T50 Cents at Druggists by mall, leglatered,
W Cents.
ELY UHOTIIEHS, I)ruggis(s
JySllyeed.tlyw
O3WKQ0, N..
FOR RENT KltOM APRIL 1, 18S7, THE
Itosldence aud Physician Orrlces, Nes. 33 and
4 West Orange street, ( Docter Muhlenberg prur
eilyi. The offices will be lented separately 11
desired UAUHMAN ft BUKNO,
JiullWASUd erK.J.MClil'.ANN.
E:
NORMUUS RAIUIAINH.
Prices en Clenks
DEEP ROCK BOTTOM.
TheBelu search of ENORMOUS BARGAINSre Rrefttly eurprlBOd nt our wenderfully
UEDUOBD PRICES. Beyend ft doubt, THIS 13 YOUR TIME.
Jeseph L. Rau
THE
Nee. 136-138 North Queen Street,
-VA' VT AD VER TJi, B.VEX TS.
VK1NU l'OWDKll.
B
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of
purtly. struntctn and whnieseineness. Mera
economical than thA ordinary kinds, and cannot
be sold in competition with the multitude of low
test, snort weignu aium or pnnepnata powders.
aeia only tri cans. ueAt. uakiiih 1'ewdik
Ce.
lei Wall street, .low erlc
lnayKdydAw
V"ANTKD A l.RUK M'MuKB OK
TeunR Men and Ladles wanted at tbe
WATCH rACTOllY. Jan'.'t.W.'S
-llfAXTLD A HOOD OIRL FOR GEN.
T entl housework In a small family
jantl 3td
0. 617 .V. UUKE8I.
T OST A PAIR OF OOLD Sl'EtTA
U des The finder wtu be liberally mwarded
kretarnlnsthem te the lTtiLuas-i.sa uraee.
ltd
TACOU F. MUEAFFER'S
PURE RYE WHISKY,
DUKE STKEET L1QCOI1 8TOUE.
auirr-lydU
ci nnn "eward.
UJi-yJJKJ rer any case of Kidney Trou
bles, Ncrvens Debility, Mental and Physical
Weaknes that llOTANlC NKKVE BITtKltS
falls te cure, sold by drnuulsts, se cents.
HKltll MSIJ. CO,
.Ne 1J N. Uth Bt-. 1'hlla. Pa.
f Circulars free norB-lveedAw
A VCTION
AUCTION!
The Kntlre Stock of Notions, larns, Lnder
wesr.Caps, lllbbens, Tinware and a variety of
ether cools
KVSP.Y K E.V1NO THIS WXEK.
CemiKfDLlng at 7 c'cleck, at
110WKIt'3.
Ne. :tJ West KlnE Street
Mr Storeroom for rent. It
ESTATE OF JAMES STEWART, LATE
of the city of Lancaster, deceased. Letters
of administration en said ratate having been
framed te the underpinned, all persons lncebtfd
hereto are requested le mike immediate pay
ment, and these having claims or demands
agilnst the same, wt 1 present them wlthoutde
lay for ettlementte the undersigned, resldlnK
In the city et Lancaster
CHAKLOTTK BTEWAKT,
CHAULES E. 8TKWAKT,
Administrators.
Gionas .ViCMi.v, Attorney. dieetdM
STATE OK CHARLES I1IMMKL.S.
HACK, late of the ctty of Lancaster, do de
ceased. Letters of administration en said estate
having been granted te the understened, all
persons Indebted thereto are requested te make
Immediate payment, and these having claims or
demands axalnst the same, will present them
without delay ter settlement te the undersigned,
residing In said ctty
MAUUAKKT HIMMEL5I1ACH,
Jenx A. Cetlx, Att Administratrix.
aecia-.ia.u
ESTATE OK ANNA M. ESSIO, LATE
of the Ctty of Lancaster, deceased. Let
ters testamentary en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons In
ebted thereto are requested te make Imme
diate payment, and these ; having claims or
demands Bgalnst the same will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing In the city of Lancaster.
it. HA.UKI.BU3U,
11. KCKKK.
J.ne. A. Cetle, Kzecnters.
Attorney. anl7-tdM
PUBLIC SALE.
J SiTCKDiT, JAXCIIITK. 1887,
Will be sold at prblle sale, at Stewart's Stock
Yards, Lancaster, fa .one carload of Extra fine
KENTUCKY MULES, from 18 te 18K hands
high, some of them are broken. Mules can be
seen at the stock yards from i'hnrsdiy mornleg
until Saturday. A credit of Sixty Days will be
given.
Sale te Commence at 1 o'clock, p. m., of said
day.
In2'-S,M,W,3 0. W.8TYKK.
SHERIFF'S HALE WALL PAPER.
Cleartng-ent silo et the large and complete
stock of Wall Paper, lata the property of Alfred
Hleber. consisting of the newest and best pat
terns of Wall Paper, Window Shades, Stair lieds,
This stock having been purchased at BhcrlfTa
sale, will be sold regardless of cost, in large or
mall quantities Inorderte facilitate the sale,
first-class Paper Hangers have ucen secured,
sud rooms and houses will be papered at extra
ordinary low prices. Parties will de well te In
vcstlgata this stock bctore purcheilng else
where. T. n.HOI,AUAN,
Jall-sltd Attorney for Execution Creditors
OVER SEVENTEEN HUNDRED SAM
pie Routes of fralley' Syrup et Blood Bloed Bleed
root, Wild Cherry and Horehouno, were dis
tributed from deer te deer last week. Owing te
strikes In the rasterles we are short In our bottle
supply. As seen as we can get them morn sam-
rues win leiiuw, no at. me rfuuue juuicuienien
its merit Larir bottles f"r 'Li cents. Ne opiates.
UtAlLfc
ILCl'd KAHT KND I'HAllMACr,
(Onoetlto Kastern Market I
- Try yralley's Ll er 1'llls for Constipation,
Etc.
d03wdM,W,rit
rpe
HAVE A GOOD FIRE,
11UY YOUll COAL AT
Gee, Shulmyer'Sj
Ne 619 North Prince Street, and
Ne. East King Street.
JanS-2wdtedlt
A GAIN AHEAD.
Cbas. A. Palmer, Ne42 Seuth Ann street, Lan
faster. I'd. , Is another wlie tried all kinds of
medicine for his cough, for two yearj, but he get
no reltet until he tried
Cochran's Cough Cure.
One botUe of which helped him mere than
ALL IHK OriIK.lt MEDICINES HE TOOK.
Guaranteed te give satisfaction or monev re
funded by the sole tnauufactuter. I'rtcessc. a
bottle.
H. B. COCHRAN, Druerglat,
Nei.in A 189 North (Jntwn HL. tancaatiir, Ta.
Cechran'aUltKAMOr- KOSK3 cures and pre
vuuta chapped hands and faces, mats lvcedH
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALEOK VALL'A
HLEltKAL ESTATE.
OirTaVBSDAT, JiNUiRi 27, 17,
Under and bv virtue of the last will and tes'a
men t of Carellnn Kelter, late et I.ancaa-er elty,
deceased, the undersigned will expeia te puhlle
tsle, ut the 1 enpard Hetel, In said Lancaster
ctty, all that certain one and a halt story
ruxHK DWKLLINO HOUSE, nuinberi-d &
East Vine street lu said city, sltuaU'd en tha
south sldu of said street, betwusn Seuth Queen
and south Huke streets, containing lu front 18
feet 2 inches and In depth 75 teut. There are
upon the premises a geed hydrant, fruit trees,
etc
sale te coinmwice at 7 o'clock p. in , when
lei uii will be umde known by
... ... . J.1IAY IIKOWN.
Administrator c t.a. el Cniellue Heltei. dee'd
Hsi sr tucutar, Auuiljixti. j:t ildllAlh
BUT 9BOBH.
. B
-UAVi: lXlltilMH
LEAPING AND POPULAR CLOAK
XE If All VEK T1.1EU A'.Yja.
M
ONEY TO LOAN
IN LARCH. ,AND
small amounts
JOHN A.COl I.K,
Attorney at l.nw.
H
REMOVAL
It r. II I'. Natherst has itneved his efllre
from North Dutnsirveitci thnHaberbushbulld
lng.Ccntiv Square. where eerj thing twrtatn.
lng tedentlstry will recelve special and prompt
attention. JanlLWAWd
A SMALL CELLAR 1IEATKR1NOOOD
condition, will be sold at a bargain It ap
plied rer seen, at
HUBLEY'8 11UUO STOKE,
3e VTeat KlngSlnet.
FOR RENT FROM APRIL 1, 1V7.
A first-Class Farm of W Acres, two miles
from the city, reur arrea of Lnd en Kecklaud
street rouraerrser Land In the Klghlh wattl.
Mmall Stable. 1S West orange street. Smalt
Houses en Last Orange, rtederlck, rulten,
Cbutch and Jehn slrevls. lertns reasonable.
Apply te
ltllIsilAllllOTIH.lt.
VrOT1l: TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Xl The annual ttfettng or the stockholder
of the Columbia A l'etl leHilt Hallread Cem
pany win be held at the efllre of the i.empnny.
Ne. Ml Seuth fourth street, l'hlladelphl.v, Pa,
en Weilnesday, lebruary 18, 1S7, at It o'clock
a. m Llectleu et President and Director -ame
day and place. JAMES It. M.CI.UltK,
irMtd Secretary.
T7IOR HAROA1NS
X! In Cardtgan Jackets, meuses, Men and
Hey's Hants. Vests and Coats. And Underwear
for Ladtes, ucnts. Misses nnd Children at ery
lteduced 1'rtrcs.UO TO UKt'llTOLU'S
rer Ladles', Uent'sand Children's stockings,
of any site and quality. New Closing Ont at
lteduced Prices.
00 TO TIKC1ITOLDS.
Ne ftl North Queen St
sr 1 rada Dollars take n at l'ar.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Tbe annual election et Trusters of the I an
caster Cemetery wilt be held en Tuesday, Feb
ruary 1, XH1, between the hours of 10 and II a.
in , at the Orape Hetel.
JOHN I HAHTMAN,
Janl7,23ld PrmldenL
JT EVER HEKORE HEARD OF
Eyaperated Apricet3 &t 15c. per Pound.
Large Ilrlght Swest Oranges, ISe. )er dozen j
a pounds New Ualslns for 25c I I pounds New
Ualslns for 153 tlranulsted Buvar, Ce per
pound i Powdered Sugar, 6Ke t Ceffer. llie. te
Ssciwr pound. Try Clarke's i lve O'clock Tea,
10c per i pound
CLAUKE'S TEA AND COr r KK 8TOIIE.
Ne, I West Mng StnL
-Telephone. Tane-lyd
EMOORAT1C PRIMARIES.
The Democratle voters of the City et Lan
caster are requested te assemble at the places
designated by thectty committeemen, en WED.
NKSDAY KVEN1NO NKA"T. te place In nouil neuil nouil
natien candidates te be voted for en Satureay
t.venlng, January . for watderHcer. 8checl
directors win alie be chosen as fellows one In
rirstwardi one In Third ward, two In Fifth
ward , one In Seventh ward and two In Eighth
ward.
In the Seventh ward Uie p-lls en' Saturday
will be epn from 5 te !". In the t.Uhth ward fmm
le .', and In the ether warUs f tern e te 8 o'clock.
Hy order of the
an!2tfd EXECUT1V
'E COMMITTEE.
M
ORE GREAT UARCiAINS
AT TIIS
GREAT
Thirty Days' Clearing Sale
-AT-
ASTRICH'S
Palace of Fashion,
NO. 13 EAST KINO ST.,
LANCABTKU, PA.
MILLINERYI
The balance of a large let Of FELT HATS at
ELEVEN CEN1SAP1LCE.
Bargains in Laces,
Such a have net er been hevdef
Colored Yak Laces reduced from 12.'c te 2c a
yard
All-Silk Escurlal Lacn Skirting, 43 Inches wide,
reduced from U te f 1.9Ja yard.
silk Chantllly Lace Skirting reduced from 13
tell.viayard.
All our Headed Shet Lce. fenuerly sold at
75c. te 11.23a yard, reduced te 25c aard,
All our HUck Ileal Uulpure Lace, formerly
se'd at 75c. te 11, reduced te 25c a yard.
Black Escurlal Laccs-AIl Silk
b Inches wide, reduced from cec. te 37c. a yard.
9 Inches wide, reduced f rem 15a. te Pje a yard.
10 Inches wlfle, reduced lrem II 25 te Tie. a yard.
11 Inches wlds, reduced from 11 Miewsc a yard.
Hla'k Ulk Chantllly Lace 9 Inches wlee, te-
duced from S5c. te 103. a yard.
Oriental Lace Flouncing
18 Inch-s'.wlde, reduced fremfOj te 31c, a yard.
21 Inches wlde, reduced from l te We a yard,
40 Inches wide, reduced from 93e. te de. a yard.
Frem 11.50 te 93e , from 11.23 te 11.37 per yard.
H111ISUUO EDQINUH,
odds and ends, reduced te nearly half their for
mer prlce.
SWISS EMOU01DEKIES,
10 te 12 Inches wlde, reduced te 13c. and lfc a
jard
One let el APltONS reduced le lie.
Bargains in Jerseys !
One Let of Ladles' Colerod Jerseys, all wool,
red uced from II te 7tc
One Let of black Jersc) s, braided, all wool, re
duced from tl te 79c
one Let or Ladles' Alie worsted Jerseys, em
broidered Vest front, reduced from I .'.W te 11 49.
OnoLetof lleucle Jerseys, reduced fremL25
te 7c.
One Let tine Imported black worsted Jerseys,
trimmed In wldollercules braid, reduced from
II 50 te 11.43.
One Letof line black worsted Jerseys, heavy
ijuailty, vest front, reduced from II te II 49
Children's hand knit worsted Coats, reduced
from II and 11.23 te Mc.
One Letof Ladles' Muslin Cbemlse, formerly
65c. te II. reduced te 59c.
One Let of skirts, feriusrly 73 te 90a, reduced
te 590,
One let of Skirts, formerly It te II. 2 te 7'-c.
Onn Let of Skirts, formerly 11.50 te 11,75, re
duced tell. 11.
One let of finest Skirts reduced te II 31
All corset Cevers 27c aptees.
Dress Silks, all colors, reduced Sile te 53e.
Hlack Druis silks reduced irem II le tS9e 1 11.23
te 82a 1 11.17 te O60 j II G2 te It 19 a yard.
lllack and Co.ered striped Velveteen reduce!
from &5e te 37Kc a yard
lllack and coered Bllk-flnlsh llrocaded Virl
teteen reduced from It te eJXcayard.
lllack llrecaded Silk Velvet 1 educed fiem 11.12
te 11.11 ;U te 11.29 a yard.
Quilled Satins, fennerlv sold at 75c, n duced
tui9eajaid leiuieily sold atll leduced te Tic
a yaid.
E
jsNOHMOUS HAHOAlNp.
Prices anfilmks
& Ce.,
HOUSE,
Near P. P. It. Station.
s
-VAMP AU VKRTI8KMBST8.
F
Oil RENT-TUirPROPElPH NO. lu
Contre square, used as a clgartle's ler sev.
oral year also the saloon underneath the store,
y
tell 1.0 ItUK W. 10ML1NSON, atahertrt
uince.
lann nan
rjlUE
Due de Montebello
lsthatlnestef Imperte.iahampagnns Sold only
at UOIIKKUM LlOlieitsTOKK,
ri Centra 8'iuaia
AA.
BB.
The Manheim ROLLER FLOUR
Eicelled by Nene.
JanlUmdll
igr OERUART,
Fine Tailering:
A lteducttnu of 13 ier cent, en all Heavy
weight cutting and Overceating te make room
for my larce spnnK Importation. This reduc
tion Is for cash only
M- Material and Workmanship the Very Best.
H. GERHART.
Ne. 13 N. QUEKN 8T, Oppostte the lTwinfflea
martMTdU
A R- ROSENMl'EIN,
A BARGAIN.
Owlnif te the cloae of the Fall and Winter Sea.
son, 1 hve pnrrhased one mero plece el these
eleirant Heavy Dark lllue EtiKllsh Chevtnta, at a
reduced tirlee. They wero our bust seller, and
sold at 1.15 ". and have reduced them te the low
flKure or I23.UO. Made and trliumedeleitanLl'A
audaboveall, a tMirt'X-t nt. V
A. II. U03ENSTK1N. rine Tailoring,
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-nU'LTON OPERA llOt'SU
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2Cth, 1007.
The World t Menanht,
HAYERLY'S
OIIIOINAL MASTODON
MINSTRELS.
Acknowledged by the pre" aud public the
best minstrel show In the world.
ADMISSION 23,50 and 73 CLVTh.
UE8IRVM) SKATS .. .. 73CENTS.
for sale at Opera Heuse orflce Jll-lld
P
ULTON OPERA HOUSli
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20tb,
ItETUIlN
Frederic Bryton,
"FORGIVEN."
" rerglveu " Is a beauttfu'ly told drainatln
story of the heart-lml of humanity, pathos aud
fan -.V. 1". Dally ,Vr
Ne pxrsen can afford te inUi wltnesstns; Mr.
Uryten's perlenuancrt .V 1". Il'erdl
ADMISSION .... 23audMCHNTS
UKSEItVKD SEATS . .... 7 CfcNTS.
New en sale at OporalleusoOrUre. J21Jtd
piL'IiTON OPERA HOUSE.
J
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 100V.
SECOND YEAH ' EMPHATIC SUCCESS
Temple Theatre Comic Opera Ce.
Direct from Philadelphia, Pa.
In the new relcbiated Original American
Japanese Opera by Wilu.re srsucaa,
THE
LITTLE TYCOON !
Streng Cast' Gorgeous Cratumrs ' Magnificent
Scenery ! epeclal Orchestra, 4e. I
PIUCES-ADMISIION . 50c, 75C A 1 1. OP.
HE1EKVBD SKATS 7k. A II 00.
Sale of seats open Monday, January 21. at epeia
heuse ofllce. jan2l (it
rnevuiiAi.it.
ROP03ALS
Pell-
ELECTRIC LIGHT,
Gas, Ceal Oil,
OK O I'll hit MATEUIAL 'OIt LIHHT1NU,
-AND-
LAMP POSTS.
The Lamp Commlttee of the City of Lancaster
will receive scaled pmpeiala rer the Ligbtlni; of
the City (two miles square) with Klectrie Lluhu
All Klectrie Lamps te u suspended tremtnis
middle et tha atreeu The party furntshlugthe
light will bid for the cotnp'ute plant. Including
poles, wires, lamps and power reudy te run
Contract te cemmence June 1, 1837.
Alse, BuIed proposals for the furnishing of
flas per thousand fict for the Mayer's omce.
treasurer's Office, Council chambers. Market
Houses and station Heuso, nnd al.e ter Street
Lamps, at a flied price per lamp, with a dvo-teot
burner, fera period of one year from and ensu.
lng June 1887. The company furnishing the gas
shall light all thestrtel gas lamps every night
throughout the year at aunset, and shall keep
the same clean and In repair, cleaning them at
least once a week, make all connections 10 the
lamppostsatthelrewn proper cent, and dlsnen.
nect the aame atthe expiration of their contract
without charge te the city.
Alse sealed proposals for the furnishing of
lamp Peslsand Lumps for gas, complete and
ready for use, which may be needed during the
year. Pests te be of lh Bauie style and length
as these new In use In CentruSqnare, and larups
of a styles similar te tbose In ethur sections u
the city, lllddera are required te give the
length and wel.rht of pests they propose te fur
nish 1'esU te be et Iren and eight at least 210
pounds.
Alse, sealed proposals for the furnishing of
Ceal oil or ether material for llgh lug all the
Street Lamps, erany portion thereof, at a flaed
f rfoeper lamp, fertlm period of ene tear from
heeusnlng Junel,lb7 Thope son, individuals,
or company who bid te supply Ceal Oil, Uaso Uase Uaso
llne or ether lighting material, shall light all 1110
street latnpi te be ae supplied evLry night
thronghenl the year at sunset, aud all lamps
mustliurn until sunrise, and tha centracuir
shall keep the same clean und In repair, and
elean them at least once a week, bidder te Bup.
ply Ceal oil or ether lighting material, are re
quired te accompany their bid with a propos 1
at which they will furnish during the -ar the
use of Lamp Pests and Lamps .complete, where
in oil or ether lighting materials, aside Hern gas
miy ba burned 1 said pests and lamps te lemulu
tha property of the coutrae ors, and te ba re
moved without expense te the ctty ut thaex
pi ration etJ,h contract. Kids shall sute also
the candle power of ihe light proposed te be
furnished This Includes the eltctrle light
The Lamp Commlttee resurve the right te re
lect any and all bids, and the sucessful bidder
or bidders shall glve geed andappreved security
for the laltbtut performance of thuceutiact.
All bids or proposals must be nmtlu en or he.
fere Tnesday, rebruary 1, lsa7, at tl o'clock r. m .
und addresa te JehmH l.oxe, chairman TOnji
Commlttee, Mayer's Olllce, Lamastcr. 1'a.ut.S
be endorsed " Proposals for Llgblltig Clty.'
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