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iBMi and ShllL independent
ftsft waraa eh aad both candidates
frety hard te secure aa election.
' will ha need te a wrest extent at
seat Tuesday.
Bale si fmiitln .
EfnUa aalael ml aetata took place at
EtftaaaVtlM Sirmaa jw laa BiIhh4 .ttit
Hi tan khhiwbii aumui were unpeaca
f A te-atery trans dwelling beast, situ.
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sna Beaia x euna linen, mwnn u men
I Mill, te D. A. Gehn, for $760 atwe-
ww owning nemi ueieBgujg te iui
I Of Jaaaee ife Anall. alteatad at Second
IvLawraeca streets, te Ban Maya, for
H a two story house en Seuth Firth
baloeflog te Wn. B. Qlren, wu
Mad bv German TTalma. for Jfi.1T. ML
n,; Tewa Notes.
Jhfm Been indulged In a light en a passen-
m ansa 01 turn naum ec vkubiuuw nuireau
Itaat Batarday afternoon while the train
I pvuiB namr Apeniub a unea; ied kui
I a witraew aiaes waa Droit er. suit wm te
SfeataA aaatnat ttta mMi
iXnabar of Invitations have been received
t mwm iu mwuu iwiiuw wj wj kivbu UJ I
unn aaneiejr, ciam en leuruary
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A eUas waa formed In the Methedlet Enli-1
aienuKb, by Rst. E. C. Griffiths, pastor,
I laBttlitniilsi llmiiiinii of the attend ants
Df Bm Sendey school. The pnrpeaa et tha
norms study or the uiDie ana will
ajriraEraea la confined te bit borne with
Maeaek of Inflammatory rhenmatlam.
Jtam wrack eraw from town were called
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mrwun en euaraay nigni te go te tne
of tke wreck at OeataarlUa, caeaed by
M He. US rnnnlns Inte trtltht tnin
iWrnftt Tba wreck eraw ratBrned home at
jjiavaa. Sunday. Xaglna S68 waa Tery bally
inpaea waaorengntio uoiameu; it
ilaMai iMVAnil mnAlrm.
, A. gaed -Bleed audience waa In the opera
ijaHouaraeyeigoito ee me per-
HnftflMAnm Vm Waw Th dtr.
kftftrtAks ifnn Hnrtna lha nlffiwntMfwi
; aaaaaletalT mTBtlfled the menla maiii and
.; done In a aneaeaafnl mannan
r.TMe.eti-aat the poateffloa art taxed te
s uiaim aj me isrge amenni or yaien
a beleff aent through tha .nalla. Th
NHa ebildren are orewdlog the office lnqulr-
Jag fcrtfcelr ralentlnea.
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A TBAMt'M XAHMOW MMOAPM.
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aBaaaia-1 by Ceal Gu, tfe Rolls Agatcsta
is slot PIB-.
!9fcda mernlnv a tramn wu f.innrt tn an tn
leua omeuion at reaoeca a Themas'
. He bad crept Inte a warm place
the beilere en Sunday night te sleep,
atbanlshtha was everenma hv vni
i8Ad rolled against a het pipe and the left
Ia Af lita tttA vraa hadlv linrpa-l ftnw.
Batehler waa notified of the man'a condition,
be precr.rcd a cab and took him te the atatlen
;MtiB. ui. oiewan wu aani jer ana he waa
S'aenn en band. Ha drmsnrl tha knm -.
'L altarwards endeavored te bring tha man te
- V.T aalenanaaa. RltllluVAaHltil InmrflnrulA.
,'lBthe man but net sufficiently for him te
etu uu u hh duu wwie ue came irem.
hospital authorities were notified and
ub was removed te that Inititntim.
is i Ike place where the man waa found baa
' iMsB tba resort of tramps te tba great annoy anney annoy
aee of the furnace owners, but they aneak
, Jatebaarred.
' siTfca atranger bad net recovered sufficiently
mm te s o'eiock taia aiternoen te give any
i. aaanaiat Affhlmafllr. An MtmlniilM. nf ki.
f SsaAa akawad that nn en arm In lni.i.v
rAaatfca lmttmru It XV. V Ttanaafli iUm I. .
laiura of a woman and underneath it the
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.gsTaTJf PJIfaOJf Tetrmtt CMIAWM.
Bay It it Liable te rail as Any moment
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ana iqm areat iua.
. m experta appointed by the beard or
priaen Inspectors at Its recent meeting te ex-
laalaat flntii tha nnnitltlAn nrtk mim- ....-
ten. anif havaasraArf An tha fetl. .. -
I . ff . wB.wvw vu .uv ivuvn iiiaT v-
MtL Which will ba eresentad tn tha in.
E aaMtaM a
, Ht-Jtai aeoerdanoe with a request of your body
bare this dsy after being dnly quallQed
aMdaan examination or the condition or the
facuidatlnn and walla nrtha liFrM.ii. nfik.
iJMaater county prison and are coin-
i-rw u i-ero' msi in teeir juag
..taast tbla atructure la In a verv un.
la condition. Appearances Indicate that
epar care waa net taken when build-
I ie secure a solid and permanent feunda-
"uumie ei ion immense weight of
tower. These foundations. havinS sat.
. dleplaeed the masonry In the arches and
a and evervthlnar lndiraiea th.t n,i.
' la still gradually coins en. and rnn.t
Btnally wreck the structure and risk the
Mltflf thalnfftiQtaa
. ;iThe small tower attached having in the
ftelnal plan been Intended as a ventilator,
PjeS"TyV iiavieg Biiscnmenia te se utilize It,
bl .wenld therefore respectfully reoom reeom reoem
&asMtbatheae towers ba removed at aa
5lt!B.dayaapeialble for the safety of both
pss.'
I Building and the inmatea.
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s. q. Slatuaxeb,
II. N. Ubeneman,
D. P. Shexler.
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ff Hfrj TaUntlaa Mall.
tlWa ia Valentine day. and the old and
an uuy aenaing tne articles through
aalla, Tba small boy Is having a bla
aaadlna the nalieat nirtnra. th.r h. -
te bla beat friend, whUa bia elder sister
wpensive caras, &, te ber lever.
wa vary little business of the kind at
en ea aaturuay. Today the office
crowded alnca mnrnlne. and tha
raOOrt that the mall is much hnallar
naaalenthudav.
Tt; .
., - Mera BpUltnalUm.
tl Mfw Yerk, and Edwin Powell, of Londen,
giaaa, suivprwi apiriiuauais, gave a private
ajteiaea" at tba Keystone house, Sunday
ti, . .i.i .. ... ' . J
vj wui liuuu te in meaiums,
1 by a iplrlt " Annie " who nahia
tO make musical lnatrumanta n1.n
IWlthnnt hatnatnnAlti1 i .r!...
& tjaairrejant testa, and favor theae present
r lalBhaammnnlnatlnna rm ... . ....
g,t "7T. ,, -"--- --wm. iinwn tu lue
vww WWI.VJ me uBsssges eeing written en
aBdtarnlilnfa lu mi in Ha..i..u
. SBOrt-baed or In telegraphie deta and
..aksaMB, Taaw ledgerdemain la quite aaten-.IslBBg-aaaal
te Bin.
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ratMWylratila railroad company will
lev-eat aataa at tha mai.;il..i.
iiaul the atraata of tba oily. ThU will
easts) auaaeH impeaslbla. Thla
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liaatra. H"""6-
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Tferaaata.
ObHsy aad bU;Adenl"
Mara bb Faat Line.
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MB.Ikv araa WBigkt.
TeSt.
iM Mas fmni
. auaaaj
Tw Mlewiaf an aha raapaetlra ward
MkMaMaiMMl tagr tba OeaioeraHte ba
Vwm taWonew t
.Sebeet Daraetera 0. Edward Haganer,
Jaeeb F. Kaata. Cbarlaa Llppeld, Baauat K.
Llabty, Tbea. F. MeXlUffetlR. K.Sebnader.
Ooaamea Oeuncll U. J. Weaver, Jacob L.
frey.pallaa B. Flery, William Billc
Alderman-O. R. McConemy.
Ceaatabla
Judge Willlem McCemeey,
iaapaeler D. F. Buchmlller.
aCCOMD WARD.
OaergaF. Bathven, Geerge N. Reynolds.
Cenetable Wm. Lewara,
Judge Dr. J. A. Fin patrick.
Inipecter A. J. Danlap.
THIRD WARD.
Jacob Reaker, Jehn M. Ebetiy.
amuwi invia narian,
Cenetable B. F. Leman.
Judge Philip Weller.
Inipecter Joaeph M. KrelJer.
FOURTH WARS.
. Common Council Henry E. CarseD.
Michael Kennedy, Wm. O. Fyfer.
Cemtable Wm. T. Wennlecer.
Aaaeeaer J. W. Andersen.
Judge Wm. Qlloen.
Imiecter Jacob Wltllnger.
r.rTn WAne.
Select Council H. Bllckendetfer.
Common Council Themas B. Beohteld.
Allen Guthrie.
AMnrman TVHlte-.- tl eU
Constable Frederick Klislager.
Aaaeiser Jaoeb F. Kautx.
Judge William KshL
Inspector Samuel Kautz.
SIXTH WARD.
Common Council Stephen J. OfrPU", Jaa.
P. Plucker, CeL E. McGevern.
AnMor-Geerge DvK
CemUble Wm. H. Rellly.
Judge Byren J. Brown.
Inspector Ilenry Reiner.
BEYEXTH VTARD.
Select council Geerge M. Berder.
Common council Frank 8. Everts, Jehn
T. Knspp, B. Frank Adams.
Asaetser Jamea R. Garvin.
Constable Jehn Merrlnger.
Judge Geerse S. Norbeck.
Inspector William Dervrart.
rienin waiid.
ujuimuQ uuudcii jeua A. It
Common Council Jehn A. RrnJl", B. Me-
i-uu)ikiiiitu.
Alderman ralrlck Dennelly.
fi:r.r.r.r:"""!,' f "BX
Constable Jehn Reerich.
junge jenn itucDey.
Inspector Jeseph Bewman.
VIMTH XVARD.
Select Ccnncll Jehn Evans.
Common Council Edward McKlcstrr, D.
S. Sweeten, Fred Munson.
Assessor Geerge Brown.
Constable Patrick Burns.
Judge Jehn Finger.
Inspector Gee. Cenner.
Every rotor in the city will be supplied
with tlcitets te rote en the debt question
either for or against it, The police officers
distributed them te-day and tlcketa en that
question will also be at the pella te-morrow.
The Ellasbsthtewn tloreugh Ticket.
ELlZABETnTOwjr, Feb, H J. e. Stauffer
was nominated for burgees by the Republl.
cans en Saturday night. He waa defeated
last year by P. Singer, Democrat, by a heavy
malenty. 8. B. MaLinachari was nm,n m.
Justlceef the peace.
'ine uemecrata met at the saloon of Lean
der Sheetz and nominated Levl Eegle for
burgees and H. T. Shultz for Justice of the
peace. Bath will poll large vetea, particu
larly the latter, as he at present is tilling an
unexpired term, and besides that the Repub
lican nominee is only 23 years of age. The
Republicans poll about 175 vetea and the
Democrats about 00.
Watchers Appointed.
The following wera in dv
appointed
watchers et te-morrow's election
ilrat ward, Jehn Schaum,
O. A Ranch, Republican.
Second ward, P. T. P.ellly,
Amea Sides, Republican.
Third ward, Wm. B Moere,
Aaren Froelleh. RemihllMn.
Democrat ;
Democrat ;
Democrat;
Fourth ward, William 8telKerwaIr, Demo
crat; Jehn E. Snyder, Republican.
Fifth ward, Wm. Simen, Democrat , C. II.
Fasnscht, Republican.
Sixth ward, Jehn Mirleu, Democrat , J.
W. Samson, Republican.
Seventh ward, Ilenry Full, Democrat;
Adelph Efflnger, Republican.
Eighth ward, J. P. Wlnower, Republican.
Ninth ward, Geerge Rlttenheuse, Demo
crat; Geerge Fex, Republican.
hbb ruAtr.mi'B iiKNcrtT.
A large Aedtsnce Drawn te Fallen Optra
Heiih Saturday Erasing
Saturday eveniner an untnrtiinmmi i...
home talent, for the benefit of Ned' H.
Fruiiey, late of Jehn A, Stevens' company,
took plsce in Fulton nnun hmi t
home was almost full, all the seats belnir
OCCUDl6d bUt a few in tha mmnntm !..
m -- a;- wsivt aV was
FatonMehn opened the entertainment in hia
leais enegeraemain, wnich have been seen
qnlta often. Mllle Titlens followed with her
ever popular oernet sela The act of the Knife
King was something novel as well as sensa
tional, and it drew forth great applause.
Jehn Riley gave his imitations and also
played two violins at enc9. His costume of
flaming red was very striking. The trained
dogs of the Wltmer Brethers did seme clever
tricks. Theewnera of the anlraala deserve
great credit for the manner In whleh they
have trained them, as tbe des show great
Improvement alnce the opening of the sea.
eon. A quartette of colored boys sang songs
and were se well received that tbey ap
peared for a second tlme later In tbi evening.
Miss Lucy Cummlnga swung Indian clubs
while wslklDR a wire, en whieh she also did
balancing. Hiram Croemo, me baritone,
eang "The Vagabond," "The Old Sixteen,"
&R, and pleased. Harry Beettnor elanced a
clog, and Cummtngs and Wltmer did their
acrobatle business, Ned IT. Fralley opened
the second psrt of the show in a funny
epeelalty in which he Introduced a song of his
own composition. Jehn Trewltr closed the
entertainment by performing en tttteen or
twenty Instruments In his usual plea.ln
manner.
Fer Carrying- Concealed Wevpiin.
Christian Klssley, who resides about a inl'e
north of Flerin, has been arrested and com.
mitted te prlasn te answer the charge of car
rying concealed wcapeuB. Nissley waa for
merly a well te de farmer but failed, and bis
mind is new bel loved te be afiected. Recent
ly he has been threatening te kill people, ard
complaint was made against him before
A derman Spurrier. On Saturday OUlcer
Wenninger went te the house of Wlssley and
,i !" in? CU,teSy' Tne PflMneriaked
te he allowed te go up stairs te see his wile
and permission was given him. He Ret
away by crawling out et a window, Officer
Wenninger returned te Lancaster, but In the
evening, with Oflleer Kissinger, again drove
te Nisaley'a. The offleera waited around the
place all night and arrested Nlasley tsrly
Sunday morning. He then uiade no reals ft
ance, hut came quietly along te Lancaster.
A New Creeeing,
Workmen this moraine- imnn i-..i.. ..
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nuiunwi(u Htti iving titreet te
from BUalnjer'a Mauer hetet te the
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Appeals Disposed Of.
Residents of Celeraln, West Cocalleo, West
Denegal and Martle townships were the
appellants te-day from the a-semments made
aa te ihelr properly by the assessors of these
d 1st riots.
It Was a Tuvera L'etnie.
It waa a tavern license et tba latoJebn
Franclacna that waa transferred en Saturday,
and net a restaurant lleenae, aa etated.
Vertla Soep fend,
-f'yf ?.MeJ'OB. cnwladgea tha receipt
of tba following donatleBatotnesoup fued:
asisrWB, esq. Be,
nn la Hqaliy niad.
J. I. Stalnmeta, repraaantlng Adelpb
Btraaaer, president of the Clgarmaker'a In
ternational Union, en Saturday afternoon
filed a bill In equity agslnit Michael Peet, et
aL Tha bill seta forth that Straaeer la presi
dent of the International Union, and the de
fendant's members of the Clgarmaker'a In
ternational Union, 21P, located at Marietta,
nnditr a charter Itanaii hv tha A-mntl- hMit
of said International urlenj that union Ne.
SIO surrendered its charter en June IS, 1SS0,
and at that tlme had 131.15, part of which
was distributed among Its members. Mr.
Strasser prays for a decree en defendanta te
pay ever te him the amounts received by
thorn from the treasury.
In tha Common rtrat Court.
The Utt week of the February common
picas court was opened at ID o'clock this
morning. Judge Patterson Is presiding In
theupper court room and Judge Ltvltigsten
In the loner room. Of the ST cases en the
list IS were declared ready for trial.
In the suit el Dr. W. F. Smith vs. Wm. 11.
OUbert, committee of Isaac Zecb, a verdict
by consent was entered In farer etplatutlU
for f 23.74, with stay of execution te April L.
Wm. n. Swetgart, Indicted for adultery
and bastardy, petitioned ter a bill of particu
lars, and the court directed thnt be be fur
nished with the same.
A rule te hew cause why a new trial
aheuld net be granted, waa allowed lu the
suit of Geerge Yelsley s, lleury Uundell,
tried last week.
"BOB, TVV IIATK KILLKDMBr
Tha
luexceiabla ahoettnff et
Voting Mm
Caused Threusb. Kiar.
At Corning, f. Y., Jeseph Woetls, twouty tweuty twouty
eue years of age, was shot by Rebert Wilsen
Saturday night and almost instantly killed.
Weeds was sn empleye at the Si. James
hotel and went te Mrs. Wllsnn'a. nn Vntirth
street, te get bis laundry. Aa he entered the
gate, he slipped en the Ice and made a
scuCllng noise, and almost immediately after
the deer of the house opened and Weeds re
ceived a bullet In the abdemen.
Wilsen tells the following story; "I vtas
sitting In the house reading when we heard
a noise at the gate and a rap at the deer. I
am an empleye at Horeko's glass cutting
shop and have txen threatened with harm
by strikers, and thought that tbey were com-
Innf altar mft T aiLn.1. IWhn'atharaf anrt
get no answer, I then ran te the bureau and
get a revolver that 1 bought three weeks ege.
I then asked apaln, who's there?' and, get.
ting no reply, I opened the deer and fired.
Weeds 8taKBrpd, put hlshund te his side and
moaned, 'Oh, Beb 1 Beb f you have killed me "
I am seventeen years old."
Weeds was the of son a well-to-de farmer of
Camrbsll, this county. Wilsen Is In Jail.
nesting Trales Wlthoet Stores.
Vice President Oakes and Superintendent
of Water Power Cushlnp, of the Northern Pa
cific railroad, are having built at the com
pany's shops an experimental Iren car In
tended te supply heat, light and pure water
te passenger trains. The car Is te Immedi
ately fellow the engine. Details et methods
et heating, etc., have net been announced,
but the Inventor Intends te continue experi
menting until practical success be attained.
Rare Performance en the I'lsue
Trea tha llilt.n Kconemtjt.
On his way home te Lancaster A. F.
Scheedler, the eminent young pianist,
atepped ever Saturday in this plaee and
astonished and delighted some or our
cltlzmswlth his rare performances en the
plana During his stay he was the guest of
Rev. Father Gans. Come again, and give a
concert here and we'll lnsure you a crowded
beuse.
Fuacil Ufad In Bed.
Mable Rettew, the four-months old child cf
Ellla and Mary Rettew, living near Bricker
vllle, was found dead In bed en Sacday
morning. Deputy Corener H. D. Weaver
was notified and he empanelled as a jury M.
J. Burkhelder. J. R. Zug, Jehn Stener,
Jeshua Yecurn, Jereme Yocum, and Samuel
Yocum. The verdict of the Jury was that
death resulted from uiarasmas.
Te Adi1rr4 the Illstertral Society.
Rev Dr. J.H. Dubfcs will deliver an addreas
this evening at 7:30 before the Historical so
ciety in the rooms cf W. U. Hensel, esq., in
Eshleman's law building. It Is expected
that Dr. Egle, cf Harrlsburff, witl be present
and have somethiog te say.
Entertainment at Lltltz.
Oa Saturday evenlng In the Moravian
Sunday school cbapl, Lltltz, an elocutionary
and musical entertalnment was held, which
consisted of readings by Miss Amanda
Landes, of MUlersvllte, and vocal music by
Misses Hostetter and Kemper, and Messrs.
Newman and Pickle. The chapel was well
filled, aud tbe entertainment ia every way a
success.
Married ou Saturday.
Frem the Beading Eagle.
Jacob Welsman, brewer, of this city, and
Mlas Annie Xautwlg, of Lancaster, took out a
marrlsge license and then visited the quarter
sessions office, where they were married by
Alderman Hell.
A Valentine Spelling nee
A spelling bee will be held this evening In
Y. M. C. A., hall under the auspices of the
Ladlee Auxiliary. Valentines will be
awarded as prizes. Mr. Rebert J. Housten
will be school mutter.
Jluuulng Ileguiarlj.
The cars en the East King street passenger
railway began making regular trips this
morning between the court house and Roa Rea
rer's green bonse. Business has been tuel
lent and tbe fare is flve cents.
The K'uc Street Theatre.
Saturday evenlng Annie Berleln and com
pany closed at the King Street theatre te a
large audience. The play of Fashionable
Sin" was well given. This evening the
New Yerk Novelty company opens at this
house.
A roeng Girl's Death.
Miss Laura ShatTar, aged 20, who died In
Harrlburg last week and waa buried at
Eltzibetbtonnen Wednesday, was a gradu
ate of the ML Jey soldiers' orphan school.
Tns valuable elt? property Ne. Ml Poplar
street, will ba elfdrcd ut public sals tbta evening
at J. A. Snyder's saloon, corner of filbert ana
i'eplar streets.
MadamoIOe te Astrlch's te buy Itlbbens
Special tale this eek Ue curly.
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Ladles' Fane Ilall Programmer
We have lately made up un entirely new line
et tuncy Ptezratainei. They ara made irema
nice, neat eaver with very pretty deilgns of
pull ornaments attached, and are J utt the styles
that cttch the eye. Call ana see samples.
, "tuesscss, Lancaster, m.
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Buyers can In evety Instance save half their
money by purcha.lng at the clo,lnr-eut talaef
the . btere. feblS-.'U
Amusements
iralfe'i Comedy Cjmpan.-Tht eysnluz the
Walte comedy cemptny opea lu tbe opera house
fiiraweekatlenr prlces. "The Uanites," with
Miss Cor WalUcm as Kancu WJllanu and JJllly
ripir, is their flrst play. The Cumberland
.Vtii says: illn :oilen strenxthyned tte fa.
veruble Impression she msde upon her first ap.
pearanesheie. fihaUa fine emotional actrtts,
and takes all her parts with equal cleverness.
Mr. Watte os i'anen. W. A. Merlirty as eandu
JeO.ana H. M. Mann, as the Judgt, all sus
tained their raru well. Indeed the whole com.
pany Is excellent and well worth seeing."
At thilftw Theatre,-At the West King theatre
tre Xew Yerk Sneclnltv nmnine nu. ...
night, Th troupe Includes a number of strong
people, umen whom are the Uilmore sisters,
McKlrey and Jullse, Weezel and Merris, Wily
and Marie Chase, rrank Forrester, K William
Howe, Frank La Kesa, and ethers. Tbla attrac
tion should draw largely at low pi Ices.
Llbtrty Band BM. This evening the Liberty
band wld give a concert In Mamnercherhall,
whleh will be followed by a ball. The affair
premises te be largely attended.
A tfuiieal ntcrlatnmtul,Ueuaty evenlng
Feb. SI, tbe Ueck Hand Concert company will
appear In the epera bonse. They play upin
twenty different Instalments, with new songs,
TA CsclKen afhffrfalnnifric, - On TussOay '
arantna. Fahraar aaa Jv raz-nlan Hlnatna
society will give an anteftalnraent tn Fnlten I
uyvia euan, prepaimueasi ter wnicn nsve ler
eme time been making. The chatt for con cen con
tttbutlngmemberswlllbefopen en trlday sud
that tn the nublloen Saturdsy reat.
JfAatsUAMBK.
Hcasia IISR. On Sntidsv. Felnutrr 11
1M7, at Urat-e Lutheran inrfcinnee, Lancaster
city, by Rev. C. Klvln llent. Mr. Jaeeb W.
Hnnrrr. and Mill Maggie A llenusu, both of
Kast Willow. " ltdAn
Btjss-Bscxsa -Feliruary H. IM7. by the Kev.
Charles L. rrv. at Trinity Lutheran pamensge,
Charles 11. llubb and Mlts Amanda a. Uruuer,
both of this city.
eiarNi.
M:LIeinirv5s In this city, en the 13th Inst,
Herbert s infant eon of lUMen K.aud llattle
E Heldemrldge, aged U months.
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, Hern
tbercstdonceef his parents, Ne. O West Wal.
nut street, en Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock.
Te proceed te Leacock for lnlorruetit, wSers
services will be held at a e clock p. tn
Yacytv In this city, ou the lsth Inst . Klla
May Taekly, In the 6th yesr et hr age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully luvlted te attend the luuernl from
the rcildenc-a of her parents. Ne. 411 Jehn street,
te-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon at ?K o'clock.
t.ivirAnisa-tn this city, en the llth Inst.,
Christians , wlfa of UeoiL'e Lamparter, In the
Uth year of her age.
The rclatlves aud friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from
her husband's residence, Kecklaud street, near
tell gate, en Thursday afternoon at t 'clock. In
ferment at Wejdward Hill cemetery.
BMJtA'T.
I'MIadslphka Cattle Market
rnaaDBUBiA. reb.l-ltecf cattle, recelpu
in" week wera Beeves ISO, Mieep. lu.u; liens,
P.v,,0Ji? WBaB-Ueavca. S,9aji 8heeP,
VV.W ""'".
SH
title
Uegsfalr; 8u7Snc: Western, TKOI'ti
Hew sjera ataraet.
..N,W.I0W5:. reb- li.-rieur uisrket Cull:
yine, ti )n 00: Burerflne. 2 Tcfl)J iOt
geed te choice extra Western, M 7085 50; geed
te fancy mtm stata.it b,iq4 j.j , common te geed
extra Western, t3 seaiei
n,Wh5tT.Neid.K "'. "as Ne. 2 de,
lie : e.l Ued.Wlntar, reb . se
, Cern-Na 3 mixed eass. tle j March. l5,Ve
Oats-Ne . 1 Whaute.!)He: NatUu, U;.;
Ne. a mixed. Fab , SJWe! JUrch. SJWc.
tKye dulls Westaxnbobe ; state, SfHOiJc
,;tlarleynemlnaL ""
-P.I? aul1' new mesa, ill , old mess, : st
Oil ci.
Lard-reb.. 17 00 : Mar., : 13
Molasses dell at 19)e for belltni sleck.
luriMintlne outer at Wt'c.
KrMfndull; strained te (xxl. II oeflt 10
1'etreleum nominal s Keaned, In cu.es, sxc
rrelght dull : grain te LU t rpoel. d.
JButur steady Wentern Cti!ery. fS!6e:
Klgln CnMmery, 9SJ0c , stale dairy, halt flrkln
Chw.edullt Weatarnrt HKOU'Ic; geed te
choice light skims, lekcin.c.
ggs steady; Btata, jj,j9e. Western, 'SaiDj.
BuKar steady; Keflaea Cutleal, ejc, Uranu-latf-d.
5jjc
Tallew dull : prime city, t i lc
5Ulcn nominal j Carellns, fair te cned, SC3XC
Ceffsij dull t fair cargwj.n?.c
Chicago Preunca Market.
Caicaee, Feb. 14. 1 p. m Market cleeed.
uyJ"i7l''!ikx'!, M,rcs' T3NOi AprU'
t-'orn-ree.', Ts45e March, 5l,'c; April, Mei
May, r-Je.
ifcreyb.S0.CcVS'Oi M"Ct' " ArrU
..iV.'S-'eb, i3 1S3j Msrch, 13 J3( May,
113 b?s.
.Hllt2.D :jx llircb' & ;5 Afrtl' M Mi
asABsy Qt) 57
lUbs-ree.. as gix.
Un Btecs Market.
Csncaoe, Feb. 1 The Dretrri' Journal re re
perta : Cattle-Uecelpts, 2,90 head ; shipments.
i,(00; market and prices uere steady :
shipping teers.0SOtOl.VA Ss, WJ'-eiCO; stock
ers and feeders, tl BOGS t3 j cows, bulls and
mixed, S17JOJ 73 1 bulk, KS0CJ X , aexas catUe,
Heirs Uecetpta, 8,000 had ; shipments, T.one
head : market and rrlces strong ; rough
mixed, 150003 SO; paeklDg-anfl shlpplngiajae
4M:Ught,WI0OJ:sklE, MOfCITO. "'"JW
sheep Uecelpta, 1,000 tead t ehlpmenw, 10 0
hnadt market steady . natlvpa. II 1031 s-J;!?.7--
a 0 JJt texans.tJ J"0 CO; lambs,
S4 00Q3 ,0.
Kasr Ltasarr. Cattle - Receipts, lfO head ;
shipments, a 8 : market nothing doing, all
through consignments, pretpecis Xiverable:
Shipments 10 MewTerk. Jcu.
llegs Kecclpta, 3100 ti-aa s shipments S700
head ; market stew ; PM!a.Iplphla!, 3 w;3:
Terkers, i siqs se ; common te light. S3 loe)5 )
pigs. (I 603 CO; shlpicenls te tew ierk. 11
carloads.
SJheep-Recelpts, loeo tetd ; shlpmenu, S
market firm; a shace tlhtr than jesterday's
nrtccs-
Onstn and rret tsteua.
Furntshed,by 8. K. Tundt, llreker.
Cmcaae, reb. II. 1 o'clock p. m.
rebruary.
March
April
May.......
June
'ir,V- ""'" wan, inn, i.are.
'.'.'Am n-i "" '.'.". e"rj
'iL, i" 'ifte e.73
PH "J SVU"5 a .fa
...5vi i a', 11 -7 6 97
Winter Wheat.
Spring Wheat..
Cern. ., ......
Oats
Rye
Barley
OH City.
Crude Oil
wjceipu car Lets.
13
01
12s
2
S3
Ilwad'
1I.0JU
Uecelpta Uegs.
Closing Prlces-s o'clock p. tn.
n a
heat. Cern. Oatsperk. Lard
February..
March
April
May
June ,
OU City.
Crude OU
UV
e n
6 73
tJ
6.90
6 S3
6 16
:'i 13 72
W'i 13 73
:
Wew Yerk Stocks.
Nsw Yesjc. Feb.H, 1 30 p. m. Meney leaned
at ' J percent. Exchange steady; posted reus
esHOlre. Governments steaiiy. currency 's,
tl aX htft ; 4'a Coup, tl as bid ; H's de, U lcji
bid.
The stock market opened quiet but firm at
H te H per cent, higher, bat the dealings
throughout the morning were limited and the
early advance waa mera than lest by midday ;
prices at the hour named showing declines
ranging from X te J, per cent. The market at
the piesent writing Is steady.
Btecs: Markets.
Quotations by Heed, McGrann A
Ce , bankers
Lriu-c&eujr, rs.
sraw VOKX tIST.
Canada Faclflc
O.C.C.AI
Colerado Ceal
Central Pac , ,
Canada Southern
CM. St. L. A Pgh
Den. A Kle. G
1)01. L.A W
Krte
Ktie, :uds
Jer. (..............,
K A P.. ......... ...1
Ixiu. A N... . ,
L. Shere. . ....!
Mich. Gen
Missouri Pacino ,
N. P... ... ......
M. P. Pref
N. West. ,
Kast Tennessee (J ,
Omaha. . .,
Oregon Transportation....,
Ontario AW...
PaclHe ilaU ,
ttech. A P
Ht. Paul
rux. Pac ,
Union Pac
Wabash Cem
Wabash Pref
Western U
West Shere Bends.....
New Kngland
ruiLADaxraia list.
Leh. Vel
II . K. T. A PhlU
Pa. R K-, ,.....,..,.....,, 1
Reading... .
Leh. Nav
lleiten v. Pass.
1 KtsllltllSSSSSItlt'lltlS
N, C3Ht
Fopiea 1'atM
Jtdtf. uen'U.
Otleasseaaaaw).eae
H a. k. 12 at.
'& si5
17J.2 ITS
1371 J
: 8IN
'. TO'
1 3Hi
9l
l3K
:5
in
19
Hi
3
IIS
15
vx
13)1
101
eiH
11
tM
10J
101
.as
101
eivc
2
if x wad vsr TiasueitTa.
WANTED-A. GIRL FOR GENERAL
Houatwerk.at
It O.S:2NOBTI1DUKKST,
glOR MEDICINAL USE, PORE
HOLLAND QW.
KODBEUU LIQUOR STORE.
a venire aquara.
SPECIAL CARE GIVEN TO FITTING
Shoulder Braces and Bard Rubber Trusses.
Ksay, light, clsanly and reliable. Tha former
will answer tha purpose of a suspender, or
skirt supporter as well. Fnrsalaat
UUULKY'a DKUR STORK,
West King Btrect.
ANTED-A GENTLEMAN, FRE-
anently absent from home, wn'tld Ilka
te furnish one or two rooms with beard for wife
and ebild. In private lamliv. Address,
febis-ita "X.,"tmi8effick.
JACOB F. HBEAFFER'S
PURE RYE WHISKY,
au,nttDu,l,5 "TKIET uwen BI0RE-
'ICU1H, UVtlh1hAr ! Kltr.li. t(t ffOnd.
-a&cj nesUuD). 4Vt:e . common 6(Ci.
dht6n VkU frllri bm J Ttn m- dt'J
IC I medlUlIL,3We 1 imnmmt. .UiflVc l..mh
' " " -' ,.,
XKW ADRKRTJaMMMXTS.
TJAKINQ FOWUEK.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of
punty, strength and wbalesemeneaa. Mera
economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot
lx) sold In competition with t lie multitude et low
teal, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
KeJit only in cam. ltevaL lUmu Pewnsa Ces
103 Wall Street. New Yerk. lnayCT.IydAw
yOTE FOR
WM. B. STRINE
rett ALDERMAN OF THE Flint WARD.
RtOR RENT THE LIVKRT STABLE
J2 lu the tear et the City Hetel. Apply te
MRS K.
UB.r.K,
feblU tfd
Ne. IO East Chestnut Street.
w
ANTED A GOOD COOK.
Annlv at
fubiitra
no. ks Ner.Tii ntiKf. st.
fSOn RENT.
A3 Frem April 1.1W, a small farm within the
tltv limits, sultable fjr truckluirer datrr pur
I',. - ..... apply Ar lias erricic.
Jml2tdUAW,llw
DWELLING FOR RENT.
. - rrp,m Apttll. a Large Dwelling Ueute, Ne.
tSJBast Klugnirret Apply te
UtLWALlEKltOARDMAN.
fbl-;tdJll'.w Na 23 Seuth Queen St.
DCSIRADLE DWELLING FOR RENT.
Irem and alter April 1, 1137. Thndeslra-Threa-stery
lirl k Dwelling Heuse, Ne 43 south
Duke street, tvntrally located. All modern
conenlenccs. Rent low. Apply te
, H CAKPKNTER.
lebMfdM Ne. 34 North Duse street.
TERRORS Of THE DENTAL. CHAIR
lUSAllMKD.
Teeth evtractd by the use nl e'ectticlty per
fect'y safe and harmless. My s-uu Teeth are
mtdoef the best material that 1 can purchase.
FUllng teeth a specialty. All work guaranteed.
V. L. FlsllfcK, Dentist,
aprl7 1yd .N d. ri n erth uneen St.
RARE CHANCE.'
Rig Reductions la Fnr Rearer and Melten
Overcoats All eurl, waaud M0 Overcoats re
duced te Ml. Made te order tn the very best
style. Only nrst class Trimmings used. Suits
te your order irem 113 up. This large reduction
Is only for a few weeks, In order tu make room
for our brilng stock.
A. It. P.OIENSTElN
'e.S7 North yueun street.
N
EW SPRING STOCK OE DIAMOND
'yes ter roienng an kinds of clothing-,
Irilley's Sarsapartlla Compound Is the
etc.
the
surest remedy
for lmnurft hlnn9. nlmm.
blotches ou the skin, etc 30 cense a twuTi. V
es
Coughs aad Colds Pralley's Uloedroot. Wtld
Cherry aud Horehound is the best, i5 cents a
bettle.
PRAILEY'3EA8TESD FnARMACT,
WmdM,W.FR 0WM,,I',1'B M"ket-
ESTATE OF JACOB II. W1TTMER,
late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testamentary en said estate having been
S'.v10 l.h0 unaersumed. an porge,,, (n.
debted thereto are requested te make Imme
diate payment, and these having claims or de.
mands against the same, will present them with
out dflay for settlement te either of the under
signed. JACOB L. VslTTMKR,
Marietta, Pa.
Or GEO. M.UaMBBiSht.
feblietdM. ISSuters.
ESTATE OK ANNA M. ESSIO, LATE
etthe city of Lancaster, deceased. Let
ters testamentary en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all parsons In
debted thereto are requested te make Imme
diate payment, and these ; having claims or
demands against the same wUl present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing In theclty of Lancaster.
M. IIABKBBUaH,
. B. 1 EUKKR.
J-ve. A. Cevls, Kxecuters.
Attorney. JanW-ctdM
ESTATE OF JAMES STEWART, LATE
of taecttyef Lancaster, deceased. Letters
of administration en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons Indebted
thereto are requested te make Immediate pay
ment, and these baying claims or demands
egalnst the same, wl.i present them without de
lay ter settlement te the undersigned, residing
lu the city 01 Lancaster.
CHARLOTTE STEWART,
Ul ARLKS E. STKWART.
Administrators.
0 eoxee Nacxax, Attorney. djObldM
H.
GERHART,
Fine Tailoring.
A Reduction of 23 per cent, en all Heavy.
Weight bulling and Overceating te make room
for my large Spring Importation. 1 his reduc
tion is for cash only.
V Material and Workmanship the Very Best.
H. GERHART.
Me. IS N. QUKXH ST., Opposite tha Postnfnee
dBmartT-lv
ASSIGNEES' l'UBLIC HALE-WILL
be sold at public sale
Oat WamtxsDar, Fissusnr 16, Its?,
at 31 West King street, the stock of Confection
ery and Fancy Uoeds, class show cases, Jars,
counter scalea and one Fatrbank scales: tables
chairs, wateroeolers with stands, two large mir
rors, oil paintings, book case, etc. ; two business
wagons, double set el harness, leurslngle sets of
harness, a large let et Ice cream stands and tubs,
cake pans, etc One full-bred black marc, Min
nie R, with foal.
bale te commence at 9 o'clock a. in., when
terms of sale will be made known by
JOHN D. HK1LK3,
TOD I AS llOVJCK.
I12-3td Assignees et Jes. It. Reyerand wile.
e
AK HALL.
Eemaiikadle Cct in PniCEs or Cleth.
1NO AT
Wanamaker & Uuewn's
Oak Hall,
Southeast Cerneh'.Sixtii and Mar.
ket Sts.,
Philadelphia.
giULTON OPERA HOUSE.
ATONE NIOHT.-Ca
MONDAY, FEBBTJARY 21, 1887,
K0YAL ENGLISH
Reck Band Concert Company !
(TII.LFAMILT OF LONDON
Twenty Instramenu: Beck Harmen Icen,
Ocntnas, Btreleh Zither, Ulgllera Musical
Uluses, Indian Bugutn, Musteu Nails, Ac
New Bengs and Quartettes, accompanied en
Rocks, Zithers and Fairy Bells. '
IMMENSE 8UO0BSS I8EK TESTIMONIALS I
PARQUETTK AND CIRCLE MCEBTTB.
UALLBRl- 19 CENTS.
Ne extra charge ler Reserved beats, chart
opens en Wednesday, Feb. 10. lebls-6td
F
DLTOX OPERA HOUSE.
ONE SOLID WEEK.
COMMENCING
Monday, February 14, 1887.
Openlng'wllh Ihs 1'eauilful rive-Acl Comedy
Eullilcd
DANITES,
Or the Destroying Angela.
AB-Orand Band Concert by the fa'meus Cbal
Isnge Band en Centra bqnareevery day, tirand,
etchestral BelecUens eaca evening.
PRIOB3, - - Te, 20 30 Oanta.
J'f V.?.?.9 rRU ensJe at Opera Reuse.
jtmw ABrmmriaatiBim.
w
ALL PAPERS.
HAGER &
W.
ALL
Special Prices for
CHOICE NEW BLANKS-5, 6, 7, 8, 10 CTS. PER PIECE
CHOICE NEW GOLD PAPERS-12, 18, 20, 25C. PER PIECE
English Washable Oaks
Leading attxaotlena In Moorish Designs, Frasoe and Hteusll EtTuetB In
grain, Praaaad Papers, LlnertiBta, Picture Red Meuldings, ete,
All Classes of Decorative
tlen,?
HAGER & BROTHER,
25-27 West King St,f Lancaster, Pa.
A MOTTO TUAT ALWAYS WINS.
Honest Werk at Honest Prices.
PHILIP DOBRSOMS
(OLD RKL1AULL)
Carriage WorksNes. 126 and 128 East King St
Tte Largest Assortment of NHV.'aNIi SKre.NH.IiAVD Bugglei. Carrttae. I'tntm,. sr..i... ..
llujlueis Wsgcns that has ever oenahUiru!ea"lfuuiloi , ' """"'"a1
II Teu Want a Uoed and rirst Clais rhtoe, OO TO OOERSOM'3.
If Teu Want a Nice Comfortable rainlly Carriage, OO TO UOKKSOM3
t)oKBeMaWantaUBggTVou"aSclctfro'alrlfwnI)l'en, K,na' ;r,ln". " rtu aei
If Teu Want a Klco and Neat Uuslneis Wagen, GO TO DUKUO '.
If Yeu Want a Durable Market Wagen, (10 TO DOIttSOU'a.
It Yeu Want a Uoed Second-Hand I'haiten, lluigy, or Market Wsgen, Ue TO DOEUemm
ceunty.10" WUt ' B" V R rirM--'"' Att,cIe Trloe thaa any ether place In the clly et
oexo
Philip Doerseffl's Old Reliable Carriage Works,
K0S. 126 AND 128 EAST KING STKEET. LANCA8TEH, PA.
fg-F.i cTeitY-m ,t ::s Mirnry STREET.
QUANOE OF BUS1NJCS.S
GRAND AUCTION SALE I
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
Bronzes, French Clocks. Jewelry,
AND SILVER-PLATED WARE
at
Zahm's Old Reliable Jewelry Stere,
(ZAUM'S COUNEK), LANCASTER l'A.,
rntnit'vrit'n tv irrnvreniv itvrnnvnni- r,r,.,... ... .
vvjijiiuhiju u.i HLu.iuuai anttwuw, rtmailll lbib, AT 2M Y J, I
i.u wuuuut wru ana evening until Further Netice. .
Owing te a change about te take plaee at the Old Cerner. I hsva concludedte offer my JtuttrJ
Stock at Auction, and the public may rest assured that every article win be s. represented brill
Auctioneer, Cel. Kutherferd. My obj.et In making Uil. sal. before the change Is le convert mv
stock Intecash. Thegoeds wUl be sold te tha highest bidder without resetve l
-Watch the parers ler Special Sales or Choice Goods.
EDWARD J. ZAHM.
OOL. J. If. RUTHERFORD, AuotlenMr.
XW AD VHRTlllESlKXTS,
-rjHE
MANHEIM
Reller Fleur!
JanaJmdKeed
QOM1NU ATTRACTION
-ATTHi;-
KING STREET THEATRE,
-19 TUK rAMOUS-
NffiW YORE NOVELTY OO.
Brass Band and Orchestra. Brilliant arrav of
flntclass artists, headed by the world famous
,GILMOBE816TKU8.
UeELBOrstJUUBKandW'NZBLAUOUBlB,
The raventa Comedy Sketch Artists.
8ILLT and MAUIA CIIABK,
In their Ureat Bldn-spltttlnar i emedy entltled
" MeOlndty's Weddln."
ITKANK rOUBKSTKIl,
lbe Qreatest re male Impersonator of the Day,
C.WILLIAM IIOWK.
Dixie aad Kdwln Beeth's only Imitator.
FBAMK LK BOSK,
Th Daring riylng King Performer.
J OK.. KOYBK,
The Silver Toned Baladlst.
This Company Stands Te-day Without an Bqual
In their Line.
9-Matinees Wednesdays ana Saturdays at 2
p. m. Admlsslea only 10 Lenta
Evening Performances 10 and M Cents.
KblMwd
jyTASQUERADE BALU
Grand Bal Masque
-or TUB-
I
VUU1
AT THBIR UALL,
Monday Evening, February 21.
TI0KKTB FOB HOK-MEMDIBS (Te Ad
mit Uentleman). , SJl.OO
LADIES1 TlUstkTS BOcls
.......-...
Tha opening will take place at 0 o'clock sharp,
and consist of three elaborately prepared tab
leau. MBS. C. LILLBB, We. 417 North Qaeen itwU
has baan angaaad aa ceatumar, and sunt out ba
angag e4 la advance.
Me lady admitted unless aecempanhd by a
gentlesnaa.
Tiekata ean ba precured irem sseabar of tba
eeasmlUM. Onaala at Henry Oerksrt',ett
MrU quaan Biraat, nbli-M
BROTHER.
R
JTAPERS!
Febrearj and March.
Werk Carefally Executed,
Bnd MMch 8 0,rer BeM Redtte-
AT
A'JgH' AD VER TJHEStlWTa.
F05eSICrT STORE ROOM. NeTlW
fmntNe??Jn.gc,CIE,N.8TnE';T- P"-sent
tf5?-,0 I store will be replaced with a l'lata
11? modern design. In tb early spring
AFJ tV.?i fi-llUuilMILLait "
'etl"-"J lft North Queen sfeet
"yyAHNEIt'H YEAST."
"WARNER'S YEAST."
One Cent a Cakej Ten Cents a Der. Fer sale
oily at
Cochran's Drug Stere,
marsfyW 1!8 50KT'' ""
1887. Z 1887.
VALENTINES
BATIW AUT BOUVEMItB.
UEAUTirULDESIOKS. -
l'ANUV IIANDREUCfllcr.UOLDKU.
lla.VOl'Al.NTED SACnETB.
LACE VALE.VriNES.
large Ahserlraenl. low rrlces.
AT THE B0OKSTOBE Of
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
N03. IS 17 HOBTn QUESN BTBEET.
JTOTICB IS HEREBY G1VLN THAT
We Hav Net Closed Out
-eca-
RAG CARPET MANUFACTORY,
As has been reported', bnt
UANUrAOTUUKUAU CAUl'KTS,
and give speelsl attention te
OBDBBBDCABrCTS,
an d srnsrintee customers that they will get t belr
own Bags in taelr Ordered Carpets.
We also have a fall Una of
DRYQOODB. MOIION8,
IWUISBLB anA INGRAM CABPET3.
OILCLOTHS, WINDOW BHADINUB,
FANQY WllCDOvr CUttTAINB,
CLOTUIRQ MADE TO OttHKB.
apeelal Baraalns In our BOOT, SHOE AND
HUslUBBDKPAUTMEMT. ' " aU
All Prices te Suit tha Times.
HARNISH & CO..
f
Ne. 46 WEST KINO STREET,
LANCASTKB.l-A.
Jaicanaawsa. M, B. Haaaiw.
finiaw
t
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