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KING STREET OPERA HOUSE,
it irir.L vrai nrxr iikkk m rum
nrsiuiiKLt.Kii uiM,
llMtrtpllun (! Changes Whettbt the
Ilullillng IIM Ueen Umittrlec! Inte it
I'M? Ileuae Te BMI 1,13(1 People.
Hlratry tut the t'ulilla Patrnnns.ii.
Uy this II in 9 licit week, II oervtlilti
geei well, Titucmter will have two tlieatren.
The new place) will de In tli IhiIUIIhkeii
west Kins iitroet, rormerly uvkI ai a rink,
mill It wilt be known hi the KlngHtroet
rrcra liotue. This. ImlldltiK war nrocted
In 1391, wlinu tin HkaUiiK lever wm nt Its
lieltflil, by Ktinlra capitalist", who nre still
Itioewnnrs. It whi run nil of Mint wlnter
with snecPM, Tlie craie bKi te. illoeul
sfterwarils and fur n coimlderablo Urns ttia
ImildliiK wm kept cloteil. last full It wm
loaseil by Wllllsm A. HMtmcli. He bad
skating nnil olber untetUluinunU In tlie
place mill flnslly concluded te tutu It Inte n
tliontre. Otertwu w oeks age large force of
uien waru put te wetk mid tlie result Is ttint
the butldltiB lias iiiidurKone n wonderful
ctiauge.
I UK (.1IAMIII.".
luoslnie In lu tboseutliorn end, and te
ercct It, It wai fuiitul necessary- te take out a
lartte quantity of etrlli and reek , under under
neatli tlie Htage nra four ety kimkI sued nnd
cenMinltnil dreinliiK loeintt 'I he Mega Is
large, lining M feet lu wldlli ami U. feet
deep. 1 lie opeutng la 30 feet w Ide.
It lia'i all the convenience, mid for tlie
preneiit It will be aupptled with hU nets of
oeuory. A drop curtain beating a picture of
n soetie in Yollewstoiio Park baa also becn
roeolrod. There are twenty-feur Incandes
cent ulrctrle loot lights, with which tbe whole
building U Illuminated. Ilealdca tbe border
lights there are about IHteen burner In dif
ferent parla of tbe houne. The eldes of the
sUge bare been haudaemuly pajiored, and In
front a neat orchestra box has been put In.
Ter tbe present, at least, woedou chain will
be used for aeatx. They alaud upon a large
platform running front tbe south almost te
tbe uerth end of the building This platform
gradually a'ceuda te the ftent el the build
ing, where It Is about llftoeu feet high. 'I he
room Is divided into parUetlen nnd circle,
mid each has a seating capacity el li', The
gallerles which run along tbe alden are
somewhat suisller than formerly, ai they are
cut oil at each end. In the front the lloer of
the gallery has been undo lei el. There will
be tbrte rows of avaU upon It, and Mr. Tint
bach will partition oil tbe remaluder ati'l u:e
l' lu his prlate bustiies
WILL SEA! 1,110 PI.OILE.
rbe gallene r.Ui teal about COO, se it will
beaHn tb! the home will seat about 1,410
poepia. Tte chairs bare been repainted,
ttid tbe manager s,is that II his enlure
meets with succes he will put lit folding
ehnlr, at le.ut in the front part of the liouse.
The building, ai It always has been, will be
healed entlfdy by utemu. The entrances te
thegallery will l otpirate from the main
dcet.
The pctnens rotinectcd with the itmnagc itmnagc
mem of the home aru at fellow i
Maenger, lllliui A. lUlbach ticket mil mil
ler, I- rank Zecher and Harry Wlngurt po
lice cfUcera, Jehn GUI, Jehn McDetllt and
Martin Deltcher, Jtnller, Marllii llutter ,
stage hands, Ooerge llroneman, Andreiv
llutter, I'al Koeuey and 1'dward Deebler ,
Ushers, Harry 7.ihm and two olhers tojbeap
pointed. The people onga,;ed for tbe band
and orchestra are (U fellow t harlen Lulz,
leader, 1st violin and tuba , Iludelph Oalei,
.M lelln nnd ulle . Tied. Haas, deuble bans
ud alto , Turd Weber, cornet , Geerge
Klrcber, barltone and trombone), Joe. Heyt r,
drums , with s ritrlnnet plsjcrjioccme from
Philadelphia.
hcther two thilrei will piy In this city
remalns te be seen, but the f.ict that there
are two will be ImjoeIIcUI te tbe public.
Next week the two heusua will hare en
eicollent opportunity el showing thelr draw
ing pewer, as ljth will bare the s4iue kind
of shows Hi low 'prlc-eH. A ui jipnuy with
Wm. IUfldge, Jr., and Ml Maggle llnreld
nt Its head will open In I'ulteti opera house.
I hese people are w ell known ai strong Artists
and their company In support Is said le be a
iMpable oue. At the new tbeatre tbe attrao attrae
tlun w 111 be Iteiu l.Hle and herd rauintlc com
pany. They are said te be Ulented poeplo.
l'hlatbeatte will ue a bra's laiid for ndver
Using purposes
r.n ai. ii i i ini. i
lhere Is already home rivalry helweuu the
feotle who de V a adverllMug for the two
thcatrcH. Mr. ocker e rns nejrly all of the
bill beard In the town, mid Mr. llalb&eb
thcrofero Isc unpelled te de most of his ad
vcrtlslng with "window work," as lltbe
graphs are railed, and hangers, lleth lme
Ken doing considuiable "hustling" nil
w tek, and what the result will be remains te
bescn. Ills likely that a number el variety
i-emiunlcs will play at the Klngslioetheuso.
A I'atrUrth Hern In the I ewrr I ml
r rem tbe Oxford l'ici
Alexander Luallu, of Iwer Oxford, Is new
IntheEtth year or his age. He was born
tn Quarryllle, LancAster ceuuty, Novem
ber 13, 1503. A few mouths later he ac
com ran led his paresis le the township
where h new Uves. There he grew up
nuil absorbed tbe pure air and mellow sun sun
shlne nnd biard the tomantle and eccen
tric traditions of that district ere It had
outgrown Its quainter characteristics. Ills
early education was obtained In n little
leg school house net far from his home,
and ever which Samuel Hughes prealded.
His mether, a pleiu and thrllty woman,
whose memory Is cherished by her son
with unusual tenacity nnd teudsrnes, had
much te de with the melding el the early
character of my subject. HortllerU weie
net lu valu for te-duy he U n man of dof def dof
lnlte and downright oenvlctlons and sep
arates the grain ej llfe from the chaff with
true gentlemanly medesty. Mr. Leslie is a
hs'ter by trade, he having learned the
bmlness from 1 1 Irani Jenis, whose shop
was lecated nt "Jugtown," new IJlkdale,
Kast Nottingham township. When he ttn.
Ishcd his Irade he established a stand ler
himself near K vans' mill In, Upper Oxford,
nnd there be manufactured hats for a num
ber of years. Ln tbose daya hat shops were
mero numerous thau smithies. In tbe oeurse
el tlme Mr. I.oslie relinquished his trade,
And alter muah porsuaslen by his friends
and neighbors consented te accept the
position of dlstrct nchoel master. He
taught some yaira in the leg ttoheol heuse
that he bad attended when a boy. In ISM
he was elected te the olllea of register of
wills of thester county, the only publle
position he ever occupied. He remalned a
citizen of West Chester for twenty years, In
which tlme be was Irequently called upeu te
Rislstlnthoefflcoho formerly held for one
term. three years. His ability at an account
ant also enabled him te none hlsceuntyal dir dir
ferent Umcs lu later yeara in the rovlsleu of
the commissioners' annual reports, in 1871
the doslre le piss his remaining days near
the soenos nnd associations of his boibeod
grew se strong that one day he found him
self aboard the cars en route for Oxford. He
baa reslded with William AI. Lawrle's family
about fifteen years, whose rosldeuco la net
far from the fields and bouse which he ones
tailed his home. Mr. I.eMle's health Is gen
erally geed, and tlme has net entirely rebbed
him el his relish for a Joke or hearty laugh,
lie la tall, something eer als feet, and nos nes nos
MNseuaeomuiaodlugilguro, whleu U sur
mounted by n wolf fermed head coverod
w lib snow-whlte hair. He Is a great reader
but docs net pasn the hours In onelreorl.
ilri Mndy as he le ei the dry Iwie el con.
tentment.
lilt rather Letetl the Cellrjt.
rinin the hlchroenit llollgleua llurahl
1'he friends of a lUptlst tuilverslty In a state
north el this wero surprised roeontly by re
iciUng V0,vw for thelr Institution from ene
from whom they would lOHStoxpecla gift.
Uere Is the explanation ui given by the giver
hlmseir. "Myfatber loved this college and
S?JI iliU.atiJS k'eueand I hae prosperod I
win nm170'00? for M sak0 M we w i" "10
akeel ttte unherslly,"
nw." but !2?,,kSiahl5"0'' " .D?""',' tlcl P'
of common mmi t.r """iu inKniuieui
" !. Dr. Hull'. Cough Syrup, ,,
love's eMenr!w
for the IirTiutaiKiin,
Down bv the river,
lhe amrr, sparkling rlvnr,
la a spot that te me l sscieit e or,
Fer Ufa's greatest, swoetestjoy,
Auil Its pain without alley,
1 mcelTeil. Iglotleain, lsulfarel thou,
The whtiperlng nladi el evn
btlll rustled In the Irees,
And the wild ruses e'ei the hedV Hilly uip,
Hut Its beauty' but a tomb
WhnrsthtouRhyearsof Katheiliig kIoeiii,
All uiy hestt'a meit cheililipd Impes lis hurled
deep.
Thsyiny lhUlee glows told
As thebuman hentl greirs old,
And In truth w Itb iouie It iwmill 'I'lh-slr Cles,
11 ut this imlen deep of inliie,
Llkn unto the J.eve Illvlne
Never fallelt, neer aliiutberv, rinver ille,
Down by the river,
The mournful, sobbing rler,
Gladly would 1 lie at rest te he,
With Atlruleas putlonee Bleep,
While U-a years thelr vIkHs krep
Could my own, my long livl lv tome biek le
n
S'AMS BtO'VAIH
r.fiinumi ten run rsiu,
I.lllle I'ulnts uu Ought In Knew In Otrtsr
le Ket i WUll Ihn I'tiilMilcn,
Iho 1'hlladelphla Ltrirr tbrewa out theae
few suggosllens that will be appreciated by
the weuiau who likes le dress tastelully and
fashionably i Mastln Is a geed ahade for a
dress glove se Is "ihamels." Iho glace
gloves wear longer even in the most dollcate
shades than the oeustantly jnjpnlar Un
anodes, but the tan sllll holds Its own for
wear with either black or white, except by
women who hnve nmall hands nnd nlender
wrlste, that nre w oil displayed In pale lllar,
butler color, creamy or 1 ery glev es.
Fer cloth diofses, short white cloth Is ex
tremely atyllih for luncheon and rtieptleii
driBici. A pattern eiillliibd with line geld
braid ghts the touch el color required. I'ep
ular shad ea nre heliotrope, chamois, pale enp
Kr, maple leaf green, raspberry red, amar
anth, chlnu blue, pale apricot, a gray called
winter sky, amber audhompcelors, and ecru
and mastic Inetead of the eelfee colerod
tana.
Polonaises ate the present and tbe coming
favorites for making up casbmore dresses.
The prlncosse style, with "crossover" Irent,
lastontugte ene aide and well defining the
figure, Is the one preferred , the lllted drapery
falling Inte the easiest and most simple el
folds.
The best dressmakciH are using fewer
steels than heretofore In tbe back el the dreas
skirl Heme employ only oue, and this Is
placed high, the folds of the skirl falling un
impeded below It te the feet.
In cotton and mtistlu drossea they wilt
probably net be used at all.
Uklrtsaresxnslbly cut of walking length.
Yeunx girls de net wear trains at all ler
oveulnger dinner dr hhh. Iho skirls have
trimmed and draed fronts and sides and
straight or almost straight gathered and
plaited backs, but no llounces. The edge
upon the Irent of the skirt Is sometlmea cut
out In equates ever a thick, narrow plaiting ,
u great deal of plaited silk and laoe ta uied
for Its Interior llnlsb, but the plalted part Is
only olwnable as n lining and lutorler edg
ing, net Ireui the outside.
ltlbbens made up llke a trellis ever tbe
tulle, or set en lu bows (without ends) that
stand up like a pair of wings, are the favorite
trimmings for girls' dre"M.
Walking suits for the spring are te be
trimmed with cloth uralHwqutH lu cut-out
work, a lashlen for which tbe straight pinked
bands of two colors of cloth laid eer each
ether have certainly prepared the way.
Te make up an' of the plain, exquisitely
colored woellens for walking dreue they
should have a short tunle (eversklrt) In
front, with lull drapery lu tbe back. A few
Meating loops and ends of w stored sink are
extremely Btyllih, and at the feet the pinked
out band or the soft rucblugs fringed of tbe
casbmore and silk combined are certainly
the newest of graceful styles
Meck opals, garnet, Jet, Trench rubles are
among the ornament In which the trim
ming sterta begin te com pote with thojew
eilers' ceunters. It is difficult te distinguish
the cheap palnted warea for the gouulne
enamels when It comes te daisies, ferget-me-nets
and violets, extept by their wearing
qualities.
Necklaces are show n with triangles, points
and blocks which tit snugly around the
threat, and odd deg cellars In old sliver set
w Itb " electric" diamonds.
Heme drossei of wash goods are new in
hand, the January appearances of delicate
zephyr cloths, salines and batlstes arewol arewel arewol
eomod by these early provlders who have
the plainer suuimer gowns tnade up at this
time, before the atreel costumes for spring
even have te be considered. A plain trim
fitting waist, with it few nun's folds or tlchu
folds screti the breast, and a moderately
full skirt with a deep bem and a few tucks
above, Is qulletba best style for audi a dreti
with a llttle colerod embroidered edging for
the neck and sleeves.
A genulnii toboggan suit consists of a blan blan
ket skirt, trimmed round the bottom, above
the hem mid the border. A half tltted,
double-breasted paletet of tbe same mate
rial, trimmed with the stripe stitched en as
bauds llke a Norfolk Jacket and belted ln
with the strlpe alie. Wnew shoes, leggings
and knitted cap, with point Mulshed with
tesiel and falling en one side. The blanket
cloth li rather heay for our latitude, and
Ucetch wool shaw la offer a convenient subsil
tute, when tbe fringe has been cut effand
worsted galleen put en, lu stripes, In place
of the blauket berder.
C'acbemlre morning gowns have a Unlsh
or vel vet, but veHei Is net new combined
with silk. The trimming ter silk Is em
broidered crape, or embroidery in silk and
geld or silk and beads. A pretty choke for
wrapper or tea gown Is white, either cash
mero or China silk, or woellen plush, llned
with Ivery satin ami trimmed with dark
fur, or of term oeltn cashmere, lerdered
with Ift'ub's wool.
TIIK WKlKElt SET
aic Immensely strtnthenedby the uae of Dr. II.
V. lMorcen "taverlte l'recrlptlen," which
cures all female derangements, and gives nine
te the ylem. Meld by all drugglts W,Sw
i
"My love, whuttuagle spell Is thiewn
Upen your face Its charm town.
Hheuce corns thy pureand peatly teeth "
Thy reiy lips I Tny perluuied breath '"
She mid, lu aocenu sweet and clear,
" TUoulySOiODONT.mydear."
lll'MOIAZt KOT1VMS.
WILL I)U SUrrtll with Dypp9la and
Liver complaint t Hhlleh's Vltallxer ta guaran
twd locum ou. Fer sule by tl. II. Cochran
Druggist, Ne. 131 North Queen street.
A Opiilii'a Fertuunte Discovery.
t'ait. Celeman, aehr. Weymouth, Tilylng be-fwe-?n.
A,,"nle t-'ty and N. V., had iconlreu,
bliid with a eeugh se that he was unable toslcen teslcen
and was Induced te try Dr. King's New Discov
ery for Consumption. It net euly gave htm In
stant idler, hut allayodthe extreme aorenesd el
his breujit. lllsehlldmn were similarly affected
andusliMlu dose had the same huiiiiy etTuct.
Dr. Klua a new Discovery la new the standard
remedy tn the Celeman houaehold and en beard
the iichoeuer. Kree trial bottles of this standarn
remedy at II II. Cochran's Drug Stere, U7 and
Uu -North (Jueen street, Lancastur, l'a, (I)
CltOUl. WIIOOlMNOCOUOn and Ilrenchltti
Immndliitvly ivlluveil by Hhlleh s Cure, r or Bale
by It. II CiKhrau, Druggist, Na lit North (Juued
striKit
A Hwl Ulstenuue,
Is te raise a nlee family of boys and girls
and then hae them carried lute an early grave
by that teulhle disease Consumption, lleed
the warning and check It In Its nrststagesby
the proiupluae of heuip's llaJsaui for the Threat
and Lungs, warranted te cure and relieve all
casea. l'rlce &nc and $1. for sale by II.
Cephnin, aiugglat.Ae.lJ7 North Queeu strnet.
Trial tluret. (jj
r-f uh '. ' TjTAMiKIt is what you need for
Constlitlen, Leas of Appettle, Dtxzlness, and
all syiuptems of Dyspepsia, l'rlce 10 and 76
cents pur bottle. JTer sale by II. II. .Cochran
Druggist, Ne. isa North Queen stroet.
lteuews Her Youth.
. . iJr?Vl',b0 Lesley. I'otersen, Clay Ce , lowe,
tells the following remarkable story, the truth
??"& i.0??1""1 for ,b ,Ue residents of thS
ui, Alutn7i 1a!11 0l" ba' been Doubled
with kidney complaint and lameuess fei iimny
Jcarst could net di-uss myself without hele.
Jtew I aui fue fiem all pan, nd soreness and
am able le de till my own housework, lowe
my thauki te Klectilc Hitters for having v
newediuy youth, and removed completely Ml
dlseine and puln." Tiy a botUei only 60e:at
Cochran's Drug atom, U7 and UI North Oueeu
lieet, ban caster, l'a. (ij
ueriiKitsi tteTiieusii uetiikusii i
Are j ou disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by a sick child suffering and crying with
the excruciating pain of cutting tectnt If se,
goatencoundRutubottlo of Mrs. WINSLOW'B
00TU1N0 8U1'.H will relieve the riie?
llttle sufferer Immediately depund upon in
there Is no mistake about lu There Is net a
mether en earth who has ever used It, who will
net tell you at ence that It will regulate the
bewels, and glve rust te the mether, and relief
and health te the child, operatlng like magic, it
,.ivh iuib i, uw in Kit cuaue, una pieasanl
le the taste, and U the prescription of one of the
eldest ana best female physicians ln the United
BUI.ia. tela every whole. ceuU a bottle
mayn-lldlCW.liAw
MM--'
pyOOD'H BAlWArABlMiA.
HOOD'S SAR8APAR1LLA
It a peculiar tnnaictne. 11 Is carefully prepared
from Baraapartlla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Heek,
FlpiDsewa, Juniper Denies, ana ether well
known and valuable1 vegetable ramedlei, by a
pftcnllaroemblnAllon, proportion and process,
giving te Heed's Barsapnrllla curative pewjr
notpeiseaaed by ether medletne. 11 effrets ro re
markabln euros wbere olhers fall,
IIOlD't HsllSll'AHH.bA
Is the beat bleed purlder before the public. It
eradicates every Impurity, and cures Scrofula,
Halt llheum, Uells, 1'linples, all Humors, Dys
pepals, lllllensuras, Rick Ileadaebe, Indigestion,
Ueneral Drhlllty, UaUrrh, llheumatlam, Kidney
and LIver Complaints, OTCrcetaes that tired
feeling, creates an appetlle.
HOOD'S HARSAPAR1LLA
llaa met peculiar and unparalleled success at
home. Bueh has become Its popularity In Low Lew
ell, Mass , where It Is made, thai whole neigh neigh neigh
borheods are taking It at tie same time. Lewell
drngglaU sell mere el Heed's Baraaparllla than
or all ether sarsaparlllas or bleed purifiers. The
same success Is extending all ever the country
HOOD'S BARSAl'AUILLA
Is peculiar In the confidence It gains among all
classes el people. Where It Is ence used It be
comes a favorite reinrdy, and la often adopted
as 'he ttanaard family medicine. De net be In
dutrtd le buy ether preparations. Be sure te
gel the Peculiar Medicine. It Is sold by all
drugglats. II s stx for t.1. Prepared only by
C. I. HOOD A CO , Lewell, Mass.
100 Dobeb One Dellar
B
UOWN'H IKON MTTKKJj.
BROWN'S
ISM BITTERS!
WILL CURE
HHAUAOHE,
INDIGESTION,
HIIjIOUHNESS,
I)Y8I'BP1A,
NKKVOl'H l'HOar RATION,
MALAKIA,
UIItlir.SA.te KKVERfl,
TlItnOIHELlNG,
OKNKllAli DEIIIIilTV,
I'AINS l.v tub BACK A HIDES
IMl'UKKllI.OOD,
fONHTIPATlON,
VLMALK INrJKMIlIKf.41
HHKUMATI.SM,
NEURALGIA,
KIDNEY AND L1VEK
TROUBLES.
art Oft BALE UV ALL DBUaOlSTB.
The Genuine Ms Trade Mark and creiaed Rsd
Lines en wraprr.
TAKB NO OTHER.
)ml71yd&w
miUHKSVUtHHtlllW WOOD.
QAM.
iLI. AND HKK
-THE-
ROCHESTER LAMP,
Sixty Candle Light; Beats them all.
Anether Let of CIIKAP OLOI1EB for Gas and
OU elevea.
THB "PERFECTION"
MriALMOULDINU AND llUDUEIl CUSHION
WEATHER STRIP
Beats them aJL This strip outwears all ethers.
Keens out tbe cold. Btep rattling of windows.
Kxclude theduit. Keep out snow and ruin. Any
one can apply it no waste or dirt made ln at
C lying It. Can b fitted any where-no boles te
oie, ready for nae. It will net split, warp or
shrink a cushion strip Is the meat perfect. At
the Move, Dealer and Kange Stere
-or-
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
4 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
CANOAHTKK. PA.
llTM. A. KIKKKKK AIjDOH t HERR
KIEFFER Si HERR,
UbI.ERS IN-:
Heiiscliirnisliiiijf Goods !
Willi) CALL SPECIAL
11r NriON lO
Fuller & Warren Ce.'s
11KOV.N. V.)
STOVES. IIE4TEHS. JtVmm AND RiNOES.
1 tuk no oue te run any ltaka with "ILL
LEU A VYAUKKN'8 " Uoeds. We guarantee
thtm te glvu Satlifactlen.
As a Heater " THE HI'LLNDID " has no llval,
I elug a thorough het base, no part of this stove
remains oeld, ovely Inohet 11 radiates beat.
As a Smaller and Cheaper neaterthe'-UniailT
DIAMOND" has established ltself In the front
links.
lhametltsui the "SPLENDID" and "UaiOIIl
D1AUOND " censtat In Beauty of ConatrucUen,
Perfect Control of Draft, Cleaullneaa, no Dust,
neUasand Economy et fuel.
arCall and examine for j-ouiselt
40 EAST KING ST.,
lOl'l'OBUE ceuur HOUSE )
iD2S-traAw
LEGAL XOTIVF.S.
ASSIGNED KSl'ATK Ol" JOSEPH R.
llu) ei nnd wlln, of the city et Lancaster,
Lancastui letinly. Jeseph B. Iloyer ana wife,
et the City of Lauiasiur. having by doedef vel.
unlary aasigument, dated January 3, 18S7. as-
IK nnd and truusferrid all their estate and
rilets le the undersigned ler tbe benefit el the
in tutors et tbe aatd Jeaeph It, Uoyer, they
thi-iofeinglvu uottce te all persons Indebted le
said usalguei, tomakepavment te te the under
Blgned without delay, auil thoae having claims
te liresent them tn
JOHN D 8KII.E8,
1DIIIA8 UOYLK. Asalgucea,
llestdlng In the city of Lancaster.
Oeorec Nauxak, Attorney, Jau8-fltd3
ESTATE OF JAMES ROON, LATE OF
Lancaster city, deceased Letters testa
unitary ou said estate having been granled te
the undersigned, all persons Indebted therete
aie rceucktiil te maae Immedlate payment, and
thee having claims or demands against the
same, wlllpiosantlheui without delay fersettl
ment te the undersigned, residing in Lancaster
city. JOHN K.1UT.N hit, Executer
A. C ItaiNexuL, Attorney, Qlg-etdS
ASSIGNED ESTATE OF JOHN A.
Mhehur, of Lancaster city, Lancaster
county. Iho underslgned auditor, appclnUd te
distribute the balance remaining lu lbs hands of
Henry llaumgardner, aaslgneu, te and among
Ihose legally edtltled te the same, will sltrei
that purtMise en Tueaday, February 1,1837, In the
Library Keem or the Court Ilouse. In the city of
I ancaster, where all poisons Interested tn eatd
distribution may attend
18 IMS A. II. HASSLEB, Auditor.
BUTIUMB.
yyllY, NO!
It Used Te, But It's Diflerent New !
Irade does net end with Christmas by any
means. Netwltnatandlng tbu tact that our
Holiday Trade has been an unprecedented one,
our Superb Sleck el reur-ln Hand and ether
style Nucktles, silk Muillers, llandkerch'els.
Busponflers, Gloves, Cellars, tufts. Camel Hair
llndtsrear and Half Hese, Shirts, Cigar Cases,
I'eckul lloeKa. slneve Buttens, Ac, has been le le
plenlahed, sultable for
RETURN GIFTS.
sTOur Prices as Lew as the Lewest fei the
sttine grade of goods.
E. J. ERISMAN,
NO. 17 YYES.7 TtlNO 5TKEBT, LANCATElt,
rUROKR A HCfini
Prepare ff Christmas !
Have you a husband, a lather or a brother t If
you have, what would be mero acceptable as a
Christmas Olft than a
FINE SUIT OF 0L0THE8
BUC'H A" AUK BOLD AT
BURGER & SUHON'S
Merchant rallerlnK neil C'IeIIiIiik Hlere.
Or If J en can't affetd an enllre Bull
Buy an Overcoat,
. And If you can t alTetd that
Bey One of Our Neliby Neckties.
Of which we have aomelhlng entlrsly new. Call
andseetbem.
BLRGEB, & SUTTON,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQDARB.
LANUABIKK, l'A.
L.
OAKBMAN 4 ISHO
I. Gansman & Bre.,
S, W. Cor. North Qectq-and Owege Sts.
Never bcfoie tn the hl.terv el the Clothing
Trade were such valnes offered.
We are nearly ready for the remedelling and
enlargement ofeur store Vt e Intend te make a
clean sseep and have Inaugurated a grand
dealing sale fnr ten daya only of One Men's,
Hey a' and children's Bulta and Overcoats at less
than Boe en the dollar.
we offer te the publle the following Bar
r: Mwlll buy a Durable Men 9 Overcoat wcttb
tfi-CO.
H.1S will buya Tine rerBeaver Overcoat worth
ISM
te se will buy rine Corkscrew overcoats, Bilk
Faced, worth 112.00.
H 00 will boy rlne Melten or Kersey Beaver
Overcoats worth 117 00
ISM will buy Men's Durable Sulta worth 17 M.
ivm will buy rineCasaltnereSulUwerthtllOO.
17 00 will buy Black or brown Corkscrew aiutu
wonhllieo
Ueys' AU-T oel Casslmere Suits at KM , worth
17(0.
Iieys' Overceats, dressy, of geed material, at
1 i worth SAW
Ouoralrer Men's rants selling at 80c and II CO.
WO 1'alr All-Weel Caaelmte Tanls selling at
llSOandnoe.
liny whether you need the geed or net, It will
pay you.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
MEUCUANT TAIL0U3.
B. W. Oer. N. Queen & Orange St.,
LANCABTtll PA
e-Net connected with any erhsr Clothing
Heuse tn tbe city. Closed every evening except
Monday and Saturday.
rOH BJLLM UK BSX1,
TmOR RENT SECOND AND THIRD
rioer, Nes. 2t and SO East King street,
with elev ater. Hultabln for almost any business
almost any business
S1ACKII0USE,
Ne JO Last King Bt.
uentcew. canon u.v siackueuse,
janii-fu
TmOR nENT AT MODERATE TERMS,
AT NO. tS BOU in DURE BT .
A most dealiable sulte of taenia for lodging or
business purpees. -Arplj te
EOF IIArt.B,
Janeiuid -Ne. 443 .North DukeStreeL
FOR RENT FROM APRIL 1, 1S97.
A First-Class farm el W Acres, tne miles
from the city. our acres of Land en tines I en a
strtet Keur acres of Land ln the Klgbth ward.
Small Stable 'tt) West urange street. Small
Houses en East Orange. Frederick, Fulton,
C'buich and Jehn street. Terms reasonable.
Apply te
HIU8II AIineTnbll
G
OOI'ER HOUSE FOR RENT.
Tna Cooper Ilouse. one hair tnuare from
Centre Square and Opera Ilouie, sd 1 near both
railroad depots. This is ene of the largest and
best houses In the c'ty. Large Sale and Lx
change stables, all first class 1'osseasien en
Arm 1st.
11. j. coerKft
"EtOR KENT.
X! A Large Four-Story Dwelling, with a large
baek building, suitable ler a bearding house.
Alse Ice Douses that will held VO tens of Ice.
A Three-Story Dries: Shep, wltb first class
Bake Ovens.
A Large stable, with Carriage Heuse and liar
nets lloem. Apply te
JOHN D BKIUB.and
TOIUAB BOinu,
Assignees of .1 os h. Hoj or and wife,
IsulliwdTu.Th&S se Si West King St.
HOVKH.
N
EW GIFT BOOKS.
TUK HAUL'S IlKTIIHN. ' lir Uwen Mara.
dlth. This beautiful poem. hlch ranks next te
"Lucllu" among the authors works. Is new
published ln unlaueand beautiful style ; 1 vel,,
vclluuilplatcd oleth, gilt edges.
"LALLA UOOKI1," An Oriental Remance.
Illustrated with 111 pbote-etchlugs, dealgned by
the beat American arttat Jobu Harper, Walter
Sarterloe and ethers. Cleth portfolio, with
stamped ribbons.
"FAIll INKV' by Themas Heed This beau.
Uful poem is new for the rlrat tlme brought out
In holiday stile. Cleth, gilt.
Other books el equal note anfl popularity,
which can be seen and vs til ti seldregaidless el
publishers' pilces,
G. L. FONDBRSMlTH'S
Boek, Stationery aud Art Store,
Opposite Court Heuse, Lancaster, l'a.
auirittd
1887. . 1887.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
Booksellers & Stationers
DIAEIESF0R1887.
BLANK BOOKS
-AND-
STATIONERY.
Nes. 15 and 17 North Queen Street,
LANOABTKll. l'A,
QORK UUARANTKKP.
RUPTURE.
Cure guaranteed by Dlt. J. U. BA1KB.
Kasealoneei no operation or delay from busi
ness i tested by hundrodset cures. MalneiSce,
831 AltCU ST., riULA. Bend for Circular.
rati vd Aw
.EVAN'S FLOUR.
LEVAN'S FLOUR.
ALAVSUNirOUH AND VT TOTHKHIUH
EST STANDARD, M.ThAB
M
BTZOKKt. HAUQHMA'HCHKP
TO REDUCE STOCK
WE WILb NOW HELIj OUR
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS
-
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
letzger & Haughmas Oheap Stere,
Ne. 43 West King Street,
Between the Cooper Heuse and Serrel Herse Hetel, Lancaster, Pa.
.IMWMLMt,
H.
7m RUOAD9, JEWEIiiSIL
Musical
Musical Bexes from 76 Cents te $240.
Musical Bexes that will play from One te Forty-sight Aire.
Musical Bexes that play Operatic, Martial, Sacred and Classic
Music.
Musical Bexes te please all.
Call and Examine Stock and See Our Art Keem.
H. Z. RHOADS,
Ne. 4 West King Street,
BLB1UUB, JtO.
MOTTO THAT ALWAYB WINB.
Honest Werk at
WniLE IN TUB
PHILIP DOBRSOMS
Nes. 126 and 128 East King Street,
And bee the Finest AfiBOrtment of BUQQIB8, OARKIA.QE9, FH"BIONB,
BUBINESB and MARKET WAGONS, ete., that has ever been Boen ln this
elty for the Spring Trade. Yeu can feel perfeetly froe te eall and examlne
the work, aa It la no trouble te enew you tbe different styles. New la your
time te order for Bprlng. A large assortment of Beoend-Eand Weik en band
of overy description.
HEI'AIRIMS U(E AT SU0U1EST AUTRE AT
Philip Doersom's Old Reliable Carriage Works,
(OPPOSITE L.AN0A8TER COUNTY HOUSE)
NOS. 12G AND 128 EAST KING STREET, - LANCASTEB. TA.
HOVBMWVMirUHIIKi HOOD.
R
HIKK'H OARPET HALL.
CARPETS ! CARPETS !
UEOrEMNO or
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
e are new piepaied te abuw tbe tiaile the Largest and Itesl Soleck'J Line of Carpels ever ex
Melted In thla city. WILTONS, VKLVETB, all the Traalng Makea et 110DT ANDTArLBXHl
BRUSSELS, TIIltKE-l'LY.AJl.VToel and CettOQChalubXTUABUrEItH, nud all qualities nl IN.
OllAIN CAKPKT8, DAMASK and VKNET1AN CAKIET8. 11AQ and CHAIN CAUPET8 el Cur
own tnanutacture a epeclally. Special Attention paldtothemanulaeture of CUSTOM CARi'HTB
AlaenKull Llneel OILCLOTHS, KUOS, WINDOW 8UADES,C0VKRLKTS,Aa,
AI
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL
Cor. West King nnd Water
HINJSa ASD
li
illi:ivu liqder stoke.
THE HOLIUATS AUF.
And jeu ran find no better place te buy ru RE LIQUOUS tban at our stere. Wen 111 be pleased
teehnn you tbelellpwlnir brands nr Pure If ye Wblaklca. Olbsen'a, dlatllledln IS? '81 'tl. Over Over
belt, ln US'). oust. In ISSO-'M-'tS ' 'SS. Montlcello, in 1ST?. Mt. Vernen. In 1W2 Mesa, ln
1)L Ouckenbelmer, ln 1S84. Gatl'a " 8annyalae,"ln 1S8S These are ln the original packaged, and
the revenue stamps tell the ages. We also enr you the beat product of Imported Drandy, Helland
(Un, Irish Whisky, Jamaica iiatu, St. Croix ltum. Tort and Bherry Wines. We buy (or cash and
this enables us te get the brat (or the least money.
w We are holders of Whiskies In IJend, and can sell you certificates (ur one, Qtc, ten cr
twenty barrels at distillers' rates.
Jy-la 8. 0LA1 MILLEB, Ne 83 Centre EQuarc, Lancaster, Pa.
rUUKITUliB.
F
DRN1TUKB WAKEROOMB.
urn leuHSKLr a taih or tuecb
Felding Dress Pillows.
CALL BAI1LY AI
Hoffmeier's Fnrnitnre Warerooms.
They are the nicest thing out and we hare lust
received another let el them.
36 BAST KIHQ STREET.
TyiDMYER'8 FURNITURE STORE.
HEADQUARTERS
-reK-
Furniture. Furniture.
If you want any runNlTUBK new or the
coming Spring call and examine my stock. 1 ou
will Ond It large and well selected.
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Tart lea wanting full outfits nra especially
Invited te call.
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
Cerner Bant King and Duke 8t,,
LAN C ABIE li, PA.
BnitB-lydAJ6-3mw
TERRORS OV TUE DENTAL. CHAIR
D18AUURD.
Teeth extracted by the use et eleetrtclty per.
(ectly aafe and harmless. My S3JJ0 Teeth are
made of the best material that 1 can purchase.
Filling, teeth a specialty, AH work guaranteed.
W. L. ristiHt, Dentist,
aprf? 1yd Ne, tt North Queen OV,
lJ r17
x&2j:
- 1
STORK, -''f-
AT -
Bexes !
Lancaster, Penn'a.
Honest Prices.
CUT CALL AT
Streets, Lancaster, Ta
fcb23-2mdAr
LIQOUIIH.
NEAR AT 11 A.N U.
UHUVMXLBa.
AT WIANT'tt"
OH HAP AMD GOOD,
Ibice pounds Beat French Prunes, Uu , tbiee
pounds Ileal Ilalslns, 3'e.t four pounds flood
Kalslus, oe , lour pounds Uoed Kite, 25e. l'rlce
of rleur, 8,2c,77e.08c ,63a, 6Je ,Me. and lie per
enartei. Our High Grade Coffees speak for
iheuiselvrs. riease glTO us atrial of der.
GEO. WIANT,
aug 4Mvd Ne. 113 West King Street.
AT BURSK'H
XXX
Confectioners' PaMrized Sugar,
SPECIAL ATTENTION '
AXA 1'UUE BUOAU SVUUP for labia Use
only 10 Lents a Quart.
Tell the geed news all around of the geed
Table Byrup yen have found. It Is bright sweet
and cheap, and found alene at 17 H.ast King
street.
A DA It LOAD-10 barrels of this Excellent
Sviun lust received Brlns: venr kettles and
Juga. w by buy a peer Syrup when you can Ret
the best pure fyrup at lu cents a quart.
OUANQKS AUE VEUY CHEAr.
WUlTEQUAPEaatlOanail.S cents are also
cheap
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
"Telephone Connections. Qoeds Dellveredc
WIKMS AMD HUVUHB.
29 -oeiZ 29
Reigart's Old Wine Stere
Fur Pomraery Sec, BencbnScc, Piper lleldsleck,
U. II. Mumra A Ce, and all ether leading brands
of Impeited Champagnes. Alse, Madeira. Sherry
and Pert Wines, Clarets, Sauternes, Ales and
Stouts.
sole Agent ler special ureal western unam
nirne. urnduccd bv the Pleasant Vallev Wine
GS
In ,a Mnna, , ma.lni. I ha .....a na ... .l.n
"fc i 7Ta
United States.
Flerida Orange Wine, the finest lu the market,
A lull line el 11 randy, Whisky, ulna and Hums.
California Claret and White Wine, et Napa Val
ley, California,
H. E, S lay maker, ,
NO. U EAST KINW ST.. LAN0A9TKH, l'A
rWK A MAXTli
Crockery a Specialty
v
-AT-
L
1;
i.m
HHIIMA
i i i.in(
BHHA HAL
G-lass, .Quesnsware.!
The Iaigest iiAsottmeat of Havl
Innd'fl Decorated Clilna, Demestic
aud Terelgu Glasawnte, American
and EngtlBli Whlte Grant te and
Seml.l'iircpl.iln In l'lnln. Prlnl!
etc. Especial attention te ,1Ieus8- 4?J
stuea. A full guarantee with erery
sale.
16 EAST KINQ STREET.
LaNOASTBS. FA.
TinvfAHM.
F
LINN & JBRENEMAN.
BUY THE GENUINE
OID STTIE
FLINN & BRENEHAN'S,
Ne. 162 North Queen Street,
LAJICAAT1R FA.
PROCLAMATION.
ELKOTION FOR SCHOOL DIUECTORS.
The auallfled voters of the City of Lance
ler aie hereby notified that an election will be
held ln the several wards, at the nsualplaee of
holding state and county elections, en TUES
MMik
HJUD-IUEl
TINWARE 1
m
DAY, jKltUUAUV 15, 1687, between the hours ct 3
7 o'clock In tbe morning and 7 o'clock ln the 't
evenlng of said clay, for the purpose of electing 'fJi
twelve persons te sorve as school dirt-ders for ",, S'
the term of three years from the first Thursday , ,'s
ln November net. And the election officer la 3rv
thn SAVnml wnrAj nm tinretiv r&BSSail tf Ma Jr
tue necessary eraciai returai
tbeprothenotan. JOHN J
J auS7 OtdThAS -..
IROOLAMATttl
-s 1
.TY ELECTION. )-, $M
aie herebv ueuiinii tht. e.. ..i. ,,f. ffrHWlJr
lnthoseMralwaids ul tb uattipUcsjcThsalCsS4
lnif state and oemity elections, en XUKBATl!iSi
-uUAllYl . D..1W .bet wis Tint bettr?VJ8
electing (en a ireuural ticKul i tweivn nanT: KC-3
serve as school directors i and the unallHaafMsl
eleotersot tte several waul, -hull s'-r, t tSsrtS!
same time and pluru, elect addlllenal officers, a i)Mvi
ioiiews . - Cruh,m
FlllST WAUD-rnur niBn-bers of tomieoq V.t(MJ
seaser, ene .TuOgu ana two luatcer of KlHtlv'TiSi
SECOND WAUO rhree uieiubeis
Council, one cuuj'ulile, eiin As.
jnage, ana two imtprtitnreet uevtleis
TllIUO WJtU -11, m twni6rJli.
Council, enn CmiatMbM. chih ker.i'
and twolnspheloiiOf Klctwu. ''" O aaWJ3aati
fOUUlll WAKH 3hr.iuiWrfUi
Council, one Cnunlible.euB.t-.cs
and tweri'-pn forsel kltttj.'j ,,, ( e
ell. two members t C.inOTV.?iSrB'l
dennan, nUf-CeuUL3vttAieV GaCi'I
and two lnsrrtiti nl !wl"'v-i7.E
SIXTH WA.Hli-ltlwe.TOaiTWt;
council, one tf)iitKia.e .liv 'SC
and two lnapecwi.nl, .V-r-JSig
Council, thied ireuibvu of tJiriSStSl
ene ConsCibe,eii.t ti.jaei, out?JOT
inspectoiser tiuuuen. . r.",i;-' ".?: vv 'i
Eiuuiu niini'-inrncaiemiH;r-oi''tnnieii - .tiiai
Council, one Alderman, eus Ceu-raEie, ueu'V.svH
sesser, oue Jadze and two inspectors et
tlnn.
NINTH WAItn-One member of Beleet Ceatv Jj.
.s hui vw uiuutuvie w wutuuauii VfUMtU
Conaiiible, one Aeeesser, oue J ulge aad two
Olvoaundermyhauaat Lanc&ster, Pil tW '-J
it dftvnf .fKmiHrv. A. II. 1S.i7. Wft. i
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KADTHEIilST.
SPECIAL
:
LOW PRICES
A
This Week
AT THI
LEAWKO UATANDFORH0USi;?t
ra
'7(X8CALOArs B educed te U3
llBNBEAbUAl'a mihjuuiwi hjmii
tllOOBKALOAl'S Reduced te I10 .
SlOCOSEALOAl'H.
l.HUUHI .uv vaw F rJ
ISWBKALCAl'd
..Ueductdteli:,
Men's and Beys' WINTRK OAFS from tSe. UD. -C M
ulnt's riru qlevks ana cellaeb, 3 J
ladiks' uurrs ana uiiance 01 our rust .r
HtlMUlNUcloaedeutat COST. .
Special lnduernients alae for this week tllv'-
A full Una or TUUNlCH and TBAVJCLtNtt K
JJAU3 Ofc -fi nei 1 inune. 1
W.D.STADFFER&CO.,-
nl fl.v.4 nQ JnvtVi rti.AAn fisf.ra.akfc.
Vi.
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LAN04ATICR. FA. 1WT
INQS AND PAOa"ITAJIT.bnr ;
Clean, bought for cask.
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