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AY, AFHtL 18, 1867.
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ffapartjr committee reported repair
i at IB opera neuse, auu buiud
i work le be done.
ffktkajhiraj cewtnittee reported having
MattMUiaing permiu, eauing lur iu
Jleaef tweety houses ; Uie water drain
Fjgp'.eB.IIaaer atreet lead te the railroad
. Safes Of the Cfaeatnut Hill Iren Ore com.
I Mated that the pi pee that were placed
rgwtaeroTeasInf at Second and Walnut
. art a eoeoeea, ana two or mere ae wen
lb built ; recommended that the pave-
be given te the property owners
aide of Florence atreet, belew
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ra?Tflre oemmlltee reported having made
- '' fliml with the La France cemiany, of
' ih abBlra, N. Y., te furnish fire engine for the
, OMBMbla fire company. The engine is ex-
-$,;-MsH te arriTe about May 25.
Ni Thtlawandordinaneecommitteeptesented
ikm fapeit defining the duties of the manager
f-rtisas.il Janitor of the opera house, which waa
:; The light and water committee reported the
jgfrBMOltlO ugnu in geed order : were out en me
J .JfV Biget of March 12 for a ahert time for which
MBded the purchase of seven fire plugs te
te placed at different parte of the town. The
eemmlttee were Instructed te solicit bids for
tk furnishing of the plugs.
The committee having the opening of Sec
ond and Chestnut streets under considera
tion, reported the advisability of se doing.
William Baker requested the use et the
opera house en Sunday, May 15, te bold ser-
Tlesa at the meeting of the Philadelphia con cen con
ftrenee of the A. M. E. church. The request
waa granted.
The borough regulator presented the grade
for Cedar atreet, which waa adopted.
Geerge W. Schroeder asked for the usee f
room te held the meetings of the Fire
sen's Union, which meets once a month and
the re-establishing et ringing the bell at
tee opera beuse at an alarm or fire. The
requests will be considered by the fire com
mittee. The solicitor was instructed te ask the
coturtte continue or re-appoint the Jury ap
pointed te view that portion of Cherry street
bout te be opened and graded.
Rev. J. H. Pannebecker, treasurer et the
Ministerial association, stated that the lecture
course of 1SS6 had been closed and presented
atatement te the council. The receipts
ware 1532.10, and expenses Ki2.10, leaving a
balance of f GO, which wajtlrned' ever te the
DOTOUBhtreaaury, Jae atjoclatien was
'SaBtea tne use ei iuv upera uuuwt lur
ieeture course, next season, upon the same
Borough bends for f 1,500 were redeemed
id destroyed.
The property committee reported the need
of anew set of grooves at the opera house
stage for loose scenery ; railing abeuld be
placed en the stairway leading from the sec
ond te the first fleer and ether necessary re
pairs. The committee were given power te
act
Chief Burgess Hall asked for a room for
-official uses, but his request waa net gar n ted.
Michael Dyslnger and Andrew Ilardnele
were granted commissions aa special efllcera
Without pay from the borough.
Ordera were granted for (2,229 50 for inter
eat en coupons, and 137.81 for the sinking
land.
Bills were ordered te be paid after which
the council adjourned.
Cbercb Officer Elected.
At a meeting of the members of the St.
Jehn'a Lutheran church the following
Officers were elected : Elders, Jehn Lle
wellyn and IL F. Zerger ; deacons, Jehn S.
YakeandM. F. Clowden ; trustees, C. H.
Gilbert and Charlea Fager; secretarty of
council E. F. Fager.
A meeting of male members of the Second
Street Lutheran church was held lant even
ing for the purpose et forming an association
for men. A temporary organization was
effected and a committee selected te draft
resolutions te govern the society. The as
sociation will meet two weeks hence.
The property of the United Brethren church
t Third and Perry streets, has been sold te
Henry Westerman, who will erect three
dwelling houses at that place.
The ineni bars et the Presbyterian church
have adopted anewaystem for raising church
funds, which is proving success.
A Troublesome Darkey.
Geerge Lloyd, a colored man of town, waa
In the west yarda of the Pennsylvania rail
road yesterday afternoon, where he caused
some annoyance. He get en the stone train
of the St. Charles furnace and commenced
throwing off the contents until he bad a large
quantity lying en the ground, lie then
opened the gates or some of the cars and the
tone wns thrown en the tracks. The col
ored man is insane and is a great trouble te
the railroad men. Ollieer Gilbert, of the
railroad police, was sent for, who ordered the
man from the place. Lloyd frequents the
railroad and is In danger of meeting with
an accident.
Town Notts.
The pay car of the Frederick division was
li town this morning and the empleyes were
paid for March.
The game or base ball ter next Saturday
taas been postponed until April 23J, en ac
count of the grounds net being in condition.
A"rP.p!rtyWMhela "e house of
B!,Si.!""3embetewl,u,t zoning In honor
of her birthday.
"ZoZe" in the opera house en Thursday
vening will be a nrsUlass attraction and an
zcellent performance will be given
William Strauss, engineer en the Columb la
k.Pert Deposit railroad, bad been sick for the
past month but has recovered.
The Melville sisters will be In the opera
beuse for one week, commencing April 18.
Arrested en a Ball Flee.
Aaren W. Snyder, of Columbia, under In
dleiwent for selling liquor te miners was
WUTMdered by his ball, Jehn P. Frank, en
Taawdayand was rearrested this morning.
He gave new ball In the sum of 500 for bla
fMaranes at the April quarter aesalen court
wasotsenargeo from custody.
b 'ST Entartalamsnt at nenfnnwiiia
l'r.'' Am antArtalnment will rw eivan in k.
0, Hspflst church by the Gordenvllle secondary
. v sawn in, en asiuraay evening, April 10, con.
Pgli of dialogues, recitations, pantomimes,
j bmswsiu ana music, vocal ana instrumental.
Death of oeerge Saadee.
Gaergw Sandee, who lived alone near Cedar
iwtw. JSaat Earl tewnahln. wru fnnnri 4i
Ss ksd ea Saturday. The coroner's Jury re.
;HIM verdict that death was caused by
if Aakte (juslaew,
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Largely AMMtfM-Tka r ratal
The taaeral of Oeerge W. Pettta took place
from hie lather'a 'residence en Weal King
atreet, at 3 o'clock this afternoon, and the at
tendance waa very large. The liedy was In a
beautiful casket, en the lid el which waa a
ellrer plate with the name of diceased, date
of birth, death, Ae. It wis viewed as It lay
In an upstairs room by a great many people,
who knew the deceased m well during bis
life time. The floral tributes were very
handsome. Among them was a pil
low of carnations, lilies, re?, Ac,,
With the word "Rest" In the centres which
was sent by the ahepuiatea of the deceased.
Ihe members of the city police lerce con
tributed a large cress, anchor and heart of
beautiful flowers, and the llsblitg club, te
Which deceased belonged, sent larpe and
very tine crown. Jamea Best's piece was a
pretty wreath, and Mrs. Jehn Kissinger sent
a cress. The Ueral pieces were arranged ai
the bead of the ccllln, and presented a tine
appearance. The service were con
ducted by Hers. Tllzel and Knelling, of the
Reformed churrhia, after which the body
was carried te the hearse by the following
young men, shepmates of the deceased, who
acted as pall bearers : Themas Batten, Wil
liam Myers, Usrry Sbread, William Kbertz,
Byren J. Drewn and Jt'rank llrlukuian. 'lbe
funeral cortege then moved te the Lucater
cemetery where the interment whs made.
The mayor and policemen cot en duty to
day attended the luneraL
DM. I. M. WKHBH MlHUt fl.
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lntcal of Quliilu.
This morning about 6 o'clock l)r S. h.
Weber, veterinary surgeon, was feuud lu an
unconscious condition in his room at the
Keystone hotel. Dr. M. I Ilcrr was at
once sent te attend him, and found him suf
fering from merphia or ether narcotic, and
applied the proper remedies. Up te neon
te day Dr. Weber had net regained conscious
ness, and was regarded te be In a rather
critical condition.
Yesterday Dr. Weber was suffering from
a bad cold and from neuralgia, and stated
te a friend that he was going te take a dose
or qulnlna Before going te bed, about 11
o'clock last night, he said te the estler at the
Keystone that he believed he bad taken the
wrong medicine. During the ulglit bis
groans were heard by some et the boarders,
but they paid no attention te them, supposing
them te be these of a drunken man.
It Is believed by Dr. Weber's friends that
he took by mistake a dose of merphia in
stead of quinine, both of which drugs have a
place in his cabinet et medicines.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon Dr. Weber
was considered out of danger, though he was
lltghty and talked Incoherently.
Dr. Weber stated te a friend this alternoen
that he was net unconscious ; that he heArd
all that was said by the persons who visited
bis room, but that he could net speak, lie said
that Dr. Ueir waa mistaken in supposing
that he bad taken a narcotic ; that be was
sutlering from a congestive chill and that he
bad one three years sge by which be was
allected in a similar way. Dr. Weber's
friend says that be was quite rational when
the above statement was made.
nusiNAUKAtiv watbu ixraureMBXT
Survey of Kesevlile Hill, lltnteltri'i and Ilou Ileu
ecker's Dams, Kden Hill ami Olber I'uluts.
Tuesday alternoen at 1 o'clock the com
mittee en survey of drainage and Improve Impreve
ment of the water works met at the mayor's
cilice, and in company with the city regu
lator took carriages and droe te H.T-evlUe,
3 miles north of this clt, win re there Is a
bill which was supposed te be hih enough
te afford a site for a reservoir te supply this
city with water by gravitation. The party
visited the hill and by the u-i of the regu
lator's Instruments sighted the present reser
voirs, when It was found that the top et the
bill was found te be five feet lower than the
top of the reservoirs. The top et the hill in
rear of Franklin and Marshall college was
also sighted, and it was found te be ten feet
higher than the Rosevllle hill.
The committee next proce-eded te lios lies
tetter's mill, en the Cenestpga, and surveyed
the surroundings. They found the dletance
from the mill te Kesevlile te be about two
and three-quarter miles, and from Hun
Becker's mill three and a half milts Frem
this point the committee reached the New
Helland pike and surveyed all the Ultlerent
points, and, stepping at Kvleu, fcuud the
highest point thereto be en a Ieti with the
bottom of the city reservoirs.
Frem there the committee -rent te inspect
the Ranck mill property and lu surround
ings, returning te the city from that point.
Auetber Ordinance tu be Knferced.
Under instruction from the mayor the
chief of police will hereattur enforce the fol
lowing et a city ordinance :
"That no person or persons shtll be per
mitted te expoe for stle any iihm'1, beer,
cakex, fruit, nutx, or sweetiuetiH en lliu pave
mentx, street, lawns, or alleys le thl-i city,
except In the market space during market
hours, aud except such person or p-reenB
as shall have received pyrim-ileii Iremthe
maer. And the mayor la directed te con
tine the permits te acll hi aforesaid, te
such old, intirm and orderly prr-ent as
have no ether visible uiuana ei r.arulng a
livelihood, or te such ether orderly persons
as he may In bis discretion think proper;
and te endeavor te grant ai lew permits as
maybe te miners aud young rererm, or
adults who are able te work, and would be
better employed at some u-tfnl trade, call
ing or occupation. And II any person or
persons shall expose for sale any mead, beer,
cakes, fruits, nuts or aiveetmiats without
ermlssien from the mayor as aforesaid, he,
she, or they, se cfleuding, en conviction
thereof, shall pay a line of one dollar ler each
etiense."
A Slight Fire.
Last bveulng a slight tire occurred in the
tin shop of David II. Miller, ou North Queen
street, next deer te the Washington hotel.
Between 8 and J o'clock the attention of
Olilcer ileaa was called te smoke, which was
issuing from the second story of the building.
Ue notified the firemen et Company Ne. 4,
whose house Is oppeslto. A ladder was pro
cured and an entrance ellected through the
upstairs window. The tire waa found te be
in the fleer of the workshop, and it was ex
tinguished with several buckets of water,
alter a hole, about the alzs of a man's hat, had
been burned. The shop bad been closed at
six o'clock. In the afternoon several tires of
the tinsmiths were burning, and it is likely
that a spark escaped from one of them and
finally caught the fleer.
Opruleg el Fine Slrect.
The viewers appointed te assess damages
caused by the proposed opening of Pine
street from Chestnut and Frederick had a
seceid meeting this morning for the purpose
e' miking corrections and additions, ea all
the property owners were net represented at
the former meeting. Their award aa new
made la as fellows :
Jacob Grltl's Estate...
WUIliui Kahl
Hamilton Katate
Christian w. Wolf
Ibeedme Appcl
Jacob l'entz
Isaac Dllltr
Jehn Evans
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The Geldsn Eagla Fair.
The attendance at the fair of the Knights
of Gelden Eagle in Kxcelaler ball was again
large lat evening. Among the lucky
peefle waa Mrs. Sallie Blngeman, who wen
a silk pin cushion. H. M. Knight get a box
of cigars. This evening there will be soles,
duets and quartettes by the members of the
MillersvlUe band, which la present every
evening.
Assault and Haitary Cases.
Benjamin Conn, prosecuted by Frank
Cebn, was beard this morning by Alderman
A. F. Dennelly and required te enter ball
ter trial at the ApM court.
Frank Cebn waa in turn prosecuted by
Banlamln for a almllar effansa. but that case
' tne alderman dismissed.
TM Ratabee Mietaaslag.
The number et tram pa at the almshouse
baa dwindled down te thirty-two, and ml
re at work. Eleven of them are whitewash
ing the long fence along the Philadelphia
turnpike. They are of the Inneflenalve kind,
and are fender of a meal than of running
way, although a watch Is kept upon them.
They are all arrayed in striped clothing, and
de their work welt. Inside et the wall tie
remainder, some of whom are desperate men,
are busy cracking ateues. The number of
inmates or the almshouse has greatly de
creased stnee the opening of spring.
Cattle HefTsrlng from flsaro-Pn.unienla.
Secretary Kdge, of the State Heard of Ag
riculture, and Dr. ltrldge, state veterinary
surgeon, of Philadelphia, visited the farm
et Jehn Fry, near Masenvlllr, this morning,
Inspected his cattle, some of which were
sutletlng from pleuro-pneumenia, and killed
five of them. They also Instructed Mr. Fry
te quarantine his cattle and gave orders te
the constable of the township te keep all
cattle etl the reads In the neighborhood, se
that the scourge may net be cart led te ether
farms.
A Leng Walk
Ou Easter Monday Nelsen 1). Reyneldr,
son of lleerge N. Reynolds, and Walter
Retneehl, son et MsJ. A. C. Relneehl, left
Lancaster for a walk te Manhclm. Arriving
there they determined te continue their walk
te l'enryn park, and after viewing the park
and Its surroundings walked back te Man
helm, their Jauut being about 35 miles a
pretty geed day's walk for a coupleef alxteeL
year-el 1 boys. Frem Manhelm they returned
te Lancaster by r 11.
A t'lruant fatly.
A large party was given last evening by
Miss Lena M. Fertlg, at Ne. 20 Kast Vine
street, as a surprise te Mr. M. J. tnoek, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mediae. There were
about thirty couples present, Including In
vited guests from New Yerk, Philadelphia,
Lebanon and Reading. Vecal and Instru
mental music, with dancing, kept all merry
until a late hour, when relresbments were
served.
The Car Broke.
This morning William Flss took a number
of horses te the Reading depot for the pur
pose of shipping them te New Yerk. The
fleer of the car In wblch the horses were
placed broke and one of the animate was se
badly cut that be had te be taken back te the
stable. The ethers were then shipped by
the Pennsylvania read.
Withdrew Ills Hid.
Henry Bundel was one of the lowest bid
ders ler the collection of the state and county
tax for the east and west warda. Ue has
withdrawn his bid because he expected te be
awarded the contract for both wards and can
not allerd te collect only a portion of the city
at the bid he put In.
litre llend.
Jehn F. Stautler, who was awarded the
contract for taking down the prison tower,
gave bend en Tuesday afternoon for the
faithful performance of the contract. Ue will
begin work In a few days.
atadean Assignment Assignment
Jebn M. Mtrtlu, city, made an assignment
te-day for the benefit of creditors, te Jebn M.
Harman, of Pequea township.
SsJ.OOO Damages Claimed.
Peter easterner, el Marietta, baa sued Jac
Bulleck for 5,000 damagea ter slander.
Art China Decorating.
In the show w Indews et Harry A. Schmidt,
151 North Queen street, the Lancaster Art
China Decorating company, represeuted by
Geerge C. LUIer and Jehn A. Bradel, may be
seen a very beautiful display of band-painted
china ware. Messrs. LUIer and Bradel have
introduced a new enterprise in Lancaster that
cannot fall te be appreciated. Plain, white
goods are decorated In any design, either in
the ever-glazed or underglazed process, and
as a number of amateurs are doing very geed
work en band-palntlng china the firm Is pre
pared te Are-burn the colors. Mr. Schmidt
has taken the agency for LUIer aad Bradel,
aud erders may be left at bis store.
Auiusmenls,
"flfla" Thtt lenlng.-1bli evening Mc
Caull's opera cetnpiny, which lis composed et
lltty people, will sing " falka " in Fulton opera
house. This epeia his never been heard in Lan
caster. Last jcurlthadalenir run atMcCaull's
theatre, l'Mladelphla, unit made a great hit. To
night's company Includes some of the original
people who appeared In the opera at the .Sew
Yerk Casine. Indications point te a large audi
ence. -1 J'eit-Emter Concert. Te-morrow evening at
s e clock an excellent concert will be given In
Trinity chapel, under the auspices et the Cheral
society of the church A special feature of this
concert will be the appearance for the first time
In this city of Miss sallie Shearer, the foremost
soprano of Heading. Tickets will be sold at
twenty-rive cents.
Telsphnue Connection,
ii. W IMffMibach's icsldunce.SO! North Queen
street, Is connected with the telephone ex
change. DMATHn.
5H9&T. April 10. 1M7. In lanraster.Fa.Hesry
Short, In the 41th year of his age.
The relatives and friend,, also Division Ne. ,
U. U. K. 1, and Lede Ne. U, K of F.. Lancaster
Circle, Ne. Its'. 11. U. H. F of Fa, Hed. Jacket
Tribe, Ne. 41, 1. 0. 11 M , Admiral Ueynelds Fest
403, (,. A a., LancasterMannerchnrand Lelder
derkranz, are Invited te attend the funeral from
his late residence, Ne. a East Frederick atreet,
en Thursday alternoen, at i o'clock. Interment
at Zlen's cemetery.
MAMHMTt.
Hew vera aurast.
Naw Yeaa, Aprtl 11 Fleur market steady :
rtne, 2 S303 w, Superfine, l 7093 so se so
geed te choice extra Western, (3 CSa5 ou : Keed
te fancy extra state. kl hea4 ue ; common te Keed
extra Western, J isg 1 60.
Wheat Ne. 1 Hed State. 91Kc t Na de.
03c i Ne. J Bed, Winter. May. 91c; June, SIX?
Corn-Ne. 2 mixed cash, SOJc ; April, 4u ;
Oats-Ne. 1 White State, &ci Ne. 2 de. S7KC.
Bye dull ; Western, Jiec Bute, 57)09c
Barley nominal.
Ferk dull) new mess, 115 CO j old mess, US oe
QL3 S
Lard-May, f7 fO ; June, 17 77.
MoIemos iultat lese for boiling stock.
Turpentine flrtn at lUHc
Beefn duU i strained te geed, II 17X01 23V.
Fetreleum dull t Bellned. In owesTsMe.
FrehthUdull; groin te Hull, 2d.
Butter dull! Western Creamery. 2?ci
Klgln creamery, 2iQc ; sute dairy, hall nrkln
tubs, ltOric.
Cheesuflrmi Western Flat, ISOHet geed te
choice light skims, UQlSXc Fancy White, HU
Gl5c; StU Factory, nei5c n
a ggs easier: state. 13e i Western, 12KQ130.
Sugar dull : Uerlned Cutleaf. 6 S-lOci
Granulated, SH-lcaic. '
Tallew dull; pnnie city, 3;;c.
Bice nominal ; Carolina, fair te geed. SASKe.
Coffee dull : fair cargoes, 15Xc
Obleage Fnxlnee slarkst.
caioaeo, April 11, 9 -X a. m. Market opened.
Wneat-May. s-ic : June.S'Kc: July. 0Um.
Cern-May, 3)iv ; June, icue July, 41kc.
Oats-May, 2Kc i Jnne. 'iJc.
I.ard Mar, I7 4U June. 17 V July. 17 65.
Short Bibs-May, $i Hi June, ); July,
13 40.
oLesisa.
Wheat April, Tic( May, 83;;e; June, 81Uci
July, 8;jc.
corn aprtl, S4Xc t May, S9c. Jnne,
4(ici Juiy,41ic
eats April. i4Jjet May, ?jj;c : Jnne, tt5c.
rots-April, jj ,3 ; aiay, wu uu June, sxiuu.
whu-A(jnj, m su ; Mm
40; fay, 17
45i Jane,
mi ei : j niy, 17 u.
JuVy."! KX."' " M ' ,,"y, " "Hl June, ilH '
Live Btec Market.
Csioie
IIOIOO. Anrtl II ThA Arnuul rn., .1
Pe?iTm rnC.,VlH.?.KSc,lP,J7..M0,! teaa' hlpmentf.
ieamLJf1.Sw,."ipD,n eteersiw te
li.X" I?00?6 ?! stockers and feeders. S! 8J
k2l,,Kec1,, N-" heaAiT itlnmenU. 1.000
llKMi market lower, n.ti... IPT"."'
Western, ai903l U0 1 TeT.n.. j aufliteVlEri
H DO i shorn sheep, 13 50Q1 w. ' ""
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uus.
AST Lllsarv.-CatUe -BecelpU. 190 head t
shipments, lit t market, fair at yesurdavi
prts ; shipments U New Yerk, none. "
Hogs Keeelpta, SOU bead I shipments 400
baud i market lair i Fhllaaelphlas. 16 104M ti
Yorkers. belts c common te lUrhU is SSls lu !
pigs H7Afo;shlpmenUteaewYork7nonT. '
bbeep-Beceipis, 3,'AO head 1 shlpmenu. 8.400,
market steady 1 prime, (8 3e)5 te j talr te aoed.
S4 604 ou 1 common, M 6043 se . Iambs. M turn
6 Jt jcUpped sheep, V1 seat te. ""
rralsad by a. K. Tandt, maker.
Cbioase, April 13, l o'clock p-m.
nntau. vern. u rers, siuw.
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June SIK iu
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August ! 4i'
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Crude Oil
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MX
new vera eteeaa.
Kiw Tea. April IS, 1J0 p. m.-lleney leaned
at 5tfti per eent Kichangestcady.il KO S
Oe vera menu steady. Currency 's,tl bid) s
Coup, U . bid t 4K-s de, 1 Wi bia.
The stock market opened feverish, weak
and HO per cent, lower, but during the nrt
thirty minutes a steady buying et Western
Union and Jersey Central Imparted a nrnier
tone, and by the flrstcalt thoeporlng decline
had been recovered. Toward 11 o'clock a raid en
KeadlUK by the bears resulted In asllght decline,
but at the rresent writing trio market la strong
at best prices Jersey Central Is the feature and
Is selling at K , an advance et 4,S points since
theepeulng.
atoe
yuotatlens by Heed, McUrann A Ce., bankers
Lancaster, I'a.
naw.vesx list.
Canada Faclnc
C.C.C.Al ,
Colerado coal
Ontral Fac ,
Canada Southern
Chi St. L. ft l'gh ,
Den. ft Kle.U
Del. L. A W
Erie
Erie, 2nd
Jer. C
K.ft T
LOU. A M
L. Shere
Mlch.Cn
Heck Valley
Missouri I'aclflc
M. 1'
N. F. Fref
N. West.
N.Y.C
Bast Tennessee C
Omaha. .
Oregon Transportation...
Ontario ft W
Fact lie Mall
1U.I. Urn. Jr. SI
e.itt tax M
fc7g 6?S 66W
44M 44JJ 41?
4'Ji
H ? 61
l'i
3A S---S llj
IX 137H 1.',
3S Si
fi KB 1013
SIK 81 S4
S32 S3i t
, x 94.';
W 9J 91
li ll"i 1S
a"J -J &S
Bl'J fil'lj 605
112N ni ii,
', iiji bsi'i b:&
, Se M. J4H
1
. 4l2 41 111
. 9J 9J 9i
. . 1 S'S
. ei i 6iv;
. i 21 iw
:H? !! .IS.
. 3 64 (U'i
Ulchmend Terminal
SUFanl
Tex. Fac
Union Fac
Wabash Cem
Wabash Fruf
Western U
West Shere Bends
Mew Kngland ,
raiLADSiraiA list.
Len. Val
U- H. Y. A Fhlla
65K
11H
17-16
rs. k u-.
bill
13-10
Beading
Leh. Nav
Hestenv.Fass....
F. A K
N.Cent
Peeples Fass
Bdg.Uen'U
OU
Fhlla, Traction..
V3H
ittri
64i
1U3
6IS'
rULUlVAL.
F
K COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
UENBY DHACIIIIAB.
et Lancaster City. Subject te the decision of
the Democratic convention. marlldAw
COK COUNTY COMMISSIONEB,
J.W.KELLY,
of Marietta. Fa. Subject te the decision of the
Democratic Convention. Your influence solic
ited. m30-tfdw
FR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
SIMON L. UltANDT (Farmer),
Of East Denegal township. Subject te the de
cision of the Democratic County Convention.
Your Influence respect tully solicited.
nilMfdAw
WOK COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
SOLOMON ZEAMKB,
Of West Hempfleld township. Subject te the
Decision or the Democratic Convention.
niattt-tfdAw
P
R COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JACOB W. LEBER,
Of Ephrata township. Subject te Democratic
rules. rnarll-tld&w
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
At the request et many friends I announce
myself as acandldate for County Commissioner.
Suhlect te the decision of the Democratic
County Convention. Your influence respect
fully solicited. 1IENBYF. liAKTMAN.
inlJ-tldAw East Lampeter Township.
gtOH COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
A. Z. 1U.VUWALT,
Grocer, First Ward, City,
c ratio rules.
Subject te Deme-al-tfd&w
F
R COUNTY COMMISSIONER-
ELI BATTEN,
of Upper Leacock township. I announce my
self as a candidate for County Commissioner
subject te the decision or the Democratic
County Convention. Your Influence respect
fully solicited. Was a candidate (or County
Commissioner before the last convention, and at
the request of my friends withdrew In favor of
the candidates from the Southern district.
tfdAw ELI BATTEN.
X IV AD VSTJSEMMXT8.
B
AKINQ POWDER,
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never vanes. A marvel of
purity, atrengta and wholesomeness. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot
be sold In cnmnetltlnn with thA mnltltndA of lam
test-short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
euiu eniy in cans, het At. aaaiae jrowean i,
loe Wail Street, New Yerk. may7;lvdw
WANTED - A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Call at
ltd Ne. 87NOKTHQUKENST.
WANTED AT ONCE TEN TOBACCO
Strippers. Apply at
it ne: Jiu MOUTH raiNOK st.
STANDING-TOP PHOTON, GOOD AS
new. Herse and Harness for sale. Apply
at THIS OFFICE alS-3tdW,8AM
WANTED-A COOK AND A HOSTLER
for a hotel. Geed wages. Apply FBKK
OFCIIABUL, at
F. B. TBOUT CO.'S
Employment Offlce, Ma 21 N. Queen St.,
fecend fleer.
U8
E
MANHEIM
Reller Fleur!
laoO-SmaKeed
VOUND AT LAST I
A Bare Cure ler Couch and Colds.
COCHBAK'SICOUGH CUBE
Dees the Werk ; BVBHT TIME. Ouaranteedte
U7iesnuI at refunded. Large het-
Cochran's Drug Stere,
mvm. ui 41 IBS aeiHQPlu Vt.
Laneaster, Pa.
aw Try It and you'll never use set ethi
you'll never uss any ether.
iTjT W A n 'KN TlSKMEtrTK.
DOW'T KOKUKT THAT KISHlNti
. tTfek.,"w'l en open Its season. A full
ftockel all that gees Uiuiahe up an outfit can
ee natiai
UUfibBT'S lKUU BTulta.
as West KtngBlnwL
CTUIR MKMHKHH OK TIIK IiANCAMTr.lt
.A. Mirnnerrhnr will meet at IhMr Hall to-iaer
row (Itiimday) afternoon at one o'clock, for
the tmrpeae of attending the funeral of their
late tmiew.meruber, Henry abort. Ily tmW of
the 1'resldent. Hem HV 8CI1M ITT,
" Becretary.
UK MKMHKHH OK THK LANCAHTKR
., l:L.,1JLr?r"f.' rvqtwsled te meet at their
Hall Thursday alternoen at en o'clock, for Iho
purpose of attending the funeral of their late
follew-uieuiber, Henry short.
KKKBT KOKIIII, Secretary.
IT It K. P.
-- - .....- (ivMiDin n miff 11 in I
.Slated iiieeiltig of Inland City IHWsien, Ne. 7.
I' It., ten aht t ao'len will twi isk ., In.,,.'
J Al
MM.,,u4,,,,w H,u Uki.j,..n.u
tlen te attend the funeral of Sir Knluht Cant,
short, of Lancaster Division. Ne. 6. a full at
tendance of the members Is requested.
Ily eritur 01 the S1U KNlulll' CAFT.
Attest J. 11. MiRKLir, s K. Kec ltd
NOTIOK-THK MKMHKHH OK KKI)
Jacket Tribe, Ne. 44, Imp. O of It M., will
'i'S!.1!.'. ,":LW,.""'E, en T"urday Alternoen,
Arrtl 14, , at IWo'rleck, 10 attend the funerul el
niirlate brother. Henry Short. Metamora, Ne. 2,
teshahkeiuH. Ne. W. and Canasateae, NaiJ.
amnspeclluily luvltistte attnml
It FKANK .1BULBU, K It
N
OT1CK-THK MKMIIKKS OK LAN.
caster LiHlire. Ne.tV4. K.ef l..&rnrpnin..(.i
te meet In their Castle Hall te-morrow (rhuis
day) nttvmoen at 1 o'clock, for the purpo.eef
attending Ihe fun-rnlel eurlatabmther Knluht.
Henry short Inland City. Ne. M, mid leuto leute
nla. Ne im, aru resiiectlully Invited te attend.
Ily order of A. II. II aMMenu, C. C.
Attest M. W. Kavs, K of B. and 8. ltd
fTK) 1NVKSTOKS.-MONKY WANTKD
X en leans from l,lt te tl.eu) each, lu'arlng
seven per cent. Interest, seemed by Ittipreveit
City ltnal Ksiate, worth ever three times the
imsu. ur jmiiivmars apply 10
.IKI
tHKMIAll BIFF..
apMwait
32H south Duke stieeU
DON'T C11KW NUKAl'3 WHKN YOU
cin buy 4V ounces of long flller Fiug To
bacco for 10 cents, at
DkMUTH'S CIUA11NTOK.
, ,. Ill East hlna-street
Telephone Connection. JalS-WASUtfd
WANTKD - A NUKSi: OIK1, NOT
ever i years of age In a small famllv
Alse four house servants. Apply FBKK OF
CUAHGIC at F. il.TllOUT 'A CO .s
Employment Ofllce.Ii N.ljueen ht
(f I'Cend ilixir.)
rON"T misstui: oitektunity "ok
UbTIINU A DOiKN UOOD
Cabinet Photographs
FOR S1.00
AT ROTE'S,
apll-lwdll NeitDoertothe Fixtofftce.
e
t'KNING TO-DAY
NEWCOLLAUS,
Clll MISKTTS,
WHITE LAWNT1KS,
H111UON BUClUNl.,
8UKAII -ILK AND SATINS.
A full line of Oriental Lans, Flushes, Felts,
and all materials for Embroidery, at
Mrs. E. M. Woodward's,
NO. ye E AST K I NO ST.
mUlyd.tW
20L1D CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS.
ONLY $1.50
Ter a Dezen
Solid Cabinet Photographs
-AT TUS
NEW YORK GALLERY,
NO. 106 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
Lakcastks, I'a.
a3 1dlii?tw
J.8
G1VLERACO.
ABE SUOWIM.
ENTIRE NEW LINE
-or-
Garpsts & Oil Cleths.
33c. for one yard wide ; 80c. for
two yard wide.
Three-Weel Strip Bag Carpst,enly
Sec.
New Colerlngsln Window Shades and
rixtnres.
Steam Cured reatbers, warranted
Clean an Odorless, only rc.
New Goods In Every Department.
Kerythtng Cheap for Ca.'h.
All Goods Marked In Plain rigurus
JolmS.Givler&Ce.,
Cash Dry Goods A Carpet Heuso,
Ha. 90 Bast Kins street,
LANCASTEK.PA
IOSTON STORE.
Special Bargains
-AT THE-
BOSTON STORE,
Nes.26&28 North Queen 81.
Cema and Bee Our Line of
Jeiseys, Jersey Waists
-AND-
JACKETS.
Here is a Sample Price : Ladles' Full Size,
Perfect rilling Ceat Hack Jersey, 2Sc each.
SPRING HOSIERY.
Special One Hundred Dezen Let Children's
llese. 5c a pair ; worth 100. a pair.
rifty Dezen Ladles' Kegular-Made Balbrlggan
Hese, 12HC a pair j worth xs. a pair.
Anether Case Children's Llile Thread Uose,
2Sc a pair worth 37Xc a pair.
Hen's Hese a Specialty.
One Hundred Dezen Men's Hese, 3c. a pair.
We are showing an Immense Assortment et
Ladles'
COLLARS AND CUFFS.
And all the Newest Things tn
RUCHINGS
.AT OUH
ORIGINAL LOW ?BICE9.
Stamm Bres. & Ce.
jvjrr AnrttKrtiKMKxrs.
FOR RKNT A TWO AND A-IIALK-stery
llrlrk Heuse t well located, 7 a innnlB.
Apply at Ne. 2,9 kast Orange street all ltd
MfANTKlF A NUIIHK
Ulltti NOP
ever se years of age. Apply at
at
SMIKriUlf.
ltd
Till
0
,l'H IMO A Its, Ml- t.UKUIDA AND
1 (lelilmt l.ten am CI.KAII HAVANA rlU
I. Kit hand inaile, Ac. KAi:ll In lien of Mi's and
ion's. 1' kMUl ll'S CHI A It STOIIK,
HI knst KlngsttiwL
Telephone Cennertlnn, IsnlS-WA.HKtld
E STATU OK MAHTIIA IIOUTINO,
late of Lancaster clly, I'a, ileii-ased, l4t l4t l4t
lersnladiiilnlslraltoiiensald ilate hiisliiglM'mi
f ranted tethintidiMlgiictl,all wrseiis Indetiltd
hnrete lire niiitsteil loiiinkiilmiiiedlate pay.
liient, and thiMit tutvlng claltus or deinands
against the smile, will ptesenl llii'tn without
delay for set I lenient te the undersigned, teslil.
lliglil Lancaster, Fa, JOHN HiHUIMI,
inurUbtdM Adiiilnlslrnter.
KANT II ALL KOIl MKNT.
A large, neil l.lghttM ltxini, with nntn
room, and suitable ter ledges 01 printing uilli'e.
Alse two large rooms initeceiHl story of saiuu
UUIUling, suiinuiu ler emres or iiHiguiK iisnns.
.1(11 I. I.
11 .i. r.-.
apr4-!wdM,W,s
Ne.31 north DukeStleet.
REPINED CAMlMltllt, PRAILKY'S
Dalmatian lii.ict I'oeili'r, tsr raHr,
Itearh I'aMe, etc, lur house cleanliiK. Aini'il
ctnseap Polish wilt clean (tlass, itiihui s smekii
and greie.e from paint nud Is tnatutih1e lu
htmsM-clcrtiitng A cents aplte. r Uhln Tackle
will le ready later In Iho week.
rilAJLKi'3 KAMI' Kill I'll.VHMACV,
(Oppo.lte Kaatern Market.)
WmdM.W.rlt
PllOPOSAI.S WILL 1IK UKCKIVKD A 1
the llanklnK Heuse el I) 1'. I.echer A fun
up tel ii'cliHk p. tn , April 14, Is"?, fei taklnir
down the late Kllllnner prepnity en K11I KIiih
strtHt nnd lvtuevliiK atl nmterUI, siild uialeilal
alltnlielenK te the contractor Alse lilils for
thnteailug down of said InMMInn. cleaning of
the tirtiks and stone, and pllluit uiii here du
stnd by lUnk L'ouimlttee ter their iim. All ma.
terlal eiecpt hrlca ami stone te In long te con
tractor, nud mtisl he remeM'd by htm tn two
weeks. ull-Jtd
ESTATE OF JAMES M. U1IANNELL,
late of Lancaster, I'a., divrareil. I.ettms n
admlnl'tnitlen ou said estate halnir lx-i'ii
aranted te thu uudersth'nfd, all persons Indebted
thereto tm teiiuest.d le make ImuuMlUte pay.
ment, and thoe having claims or dtMtiantis
a .ilnst the same.w lit pnve nt them without delay
fnr setUement te the underslKUtd, leildlug at
Ne. 131 Charlette street, linra.'.'r, I'a
ANNA M. CHAN NELL.
mSOCtdW AUinlulstrutrtx.
N
OTlt'E i'AKTICI'LaHLY
'lO THE
LADH.S.
TIIK LANCASTIIK AHT CHINA llECOUA
T1NU 1MKILIM STA1MM) COM
PANY. llHtetatillh(-il an iKi'ney "t It. A 'cihmllt's
1'lcture t'ratne Mere, Ne 1SI North Queen M
where ladles and alt ethers enirad al tlaud tlaud
l'alntlugen China, 9 c , canleaw their orders te
baTe their goods nrvd and glided. Mop and leek
at the specimens In Mr. "-chnilll's window.
Order taken for alt sorts of lettering and mono
grams en helel and ether ware.
aUMd O. C. 1.1 I.I.Kit, Manager.
DIl'LTON Ol'KH.V HOL'SK.
MOXDA, Al'KMi IS
Benefit of the R. TKuighU of St. Jehn.
IILT0O0BLES,
III hl own rnineus Ceinedy-Drnmi,
"THD PHCENIX."
An American Play, bv an American Auth r,
correctly Interpreted by Auivilcan Actors.
h vile, the KlewerUlrl I mil I tv vnrti vt
Kffle ElmenMin Actress . 5 DOLLIh NOOLES
M-rsRB ConrAsrerCovr.ni is.
" I'lnyi may coine and p'ays may go, but ' The
1'bivnlx 'gees en forever."
TICKKTS ,Wand;5t.KSTS.
llK3kKfcl) 8BA1 ;JLMS.
New en sale at Opeia HonseOttlco and from
members. aUSidll
mELEt'HeNE.
(SKEaTEST HAniiAI.NS 0 E.VItTH
AT
Clarke's Original Tea and Coffee Stere,
NO. 51 WEST KING bTUEKT.
10 Packs Habhltt's 17W Seap Powder feri'.'
Pure Heney In 1 ft t ups, lnccup: mil Cream
cheese, HHc i Haratrga chlin, 1.V box t I can
Tems'wi, 1 can Cern. I cm I'eai for 'iV; ; 1 can
lllackberrles, lean Cherries, 1 tun 'tnng llfaus
ter 25c: the Great l'lttsbuiv Heur. "Sc J. r
.1tS per barrel full Llu Marline's ftiiH-rtnr
Crackers . 4 l'lecs Miller's Iterax ieap ter "c :
b pier,' Miller's Ill'lng itin ".enpand one pound
VV ashing 1'ewilerfjr Jic
AT CLARKE'S
Wholesale and lielalt
Original Tea and Oeffee Stere,
.NO 9! WK.ST KI.VL STltkET.
G
OLDEN HI'ECIKK'.
DRUNKENNESS
-OU TIIK
LIOtOK IIAI11T 1'OsITlVKLY rtlllKD 11 Y
ADMIMSTKUI.NU DIL IIAl.Nh.1'
OOLDBN SPECiriC.
ltcan be given Inn enp of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge of the ponen taking It; Is
absolutely harmless, and will effect a perma
nent and speedy cure, whether tbu patient Is a
moderate drinker eran alcoholic wreek. Thou
sands of drunkards have been made turn pernie
men who have taken l.ollen npeclflc In their
oeffse without their knowlsdge. and tiMlay be
lieve they quit drinking of their own free will.
IT NEVEll rAlLS. The system once Impreg
nated wph the Specific, It becomes an uttur Im
possibility for the lbiuer appetlte te exist for
sale by CHAS. A. LOUlKtt, Drngglit,
Ne '.i Kast King Mruet, Lancjuier, I'a.
aprlS-lydTu ThAS
TTAOEK A BHOTUEB,
Spring Suits,
Spring Trousers,
Spring Overcoats.
K. A W. LINENCOLLAKS AND CUrrs. GOLD
ANDMl.VKIlSlllinS KID AND
LISLE GLOVLS.
NEW NECKWEAR.
New Heady, roll Lines of
English and American Suitings,
Caslmeres and Worsteds. Ilannnckburn
Scotch Suitings lit Neat l'lalds, btrlpcs and
Mixtures.
HAGER & BROTHER,
e. 12.'i West Klue Street,
LANCASTEU, I'A.
CLOTHING.
We ara New K-sady with Complete Lines of
Spring Clothing.
DU81NE9S SUITS.
DBESB SUITS.
BOYS' SUITS,
CUILDItEN'S SUITS.
Moderate Prices.
ciauzaand Balbrlggan Underwear, Laundrled
andS""ndrlSdBhlrtJ. Cellars and Cuffs, Ho He
slery and Neckwear.
lager & Brether,
Me. 35 WBST KINO BTBBBT,
tAMOASTII.rA.
eiuw ADvmnrMHMmtm,
-rlNil UInii 1 iimnnu
hOUTH OltHRN (trimsT1.
NO, 3441
All A-
done up well
ll notsatlslsctety necharas
SUIWI1
A,JJJ IKIt OIlAMI'AllNa THAN
Due de Monteballe.
AT KOIIHKH'M LIUtlOlt UTOUE.
Ne. 'it Centre inar, Lancastur, Pa
lalPKef.M.TliTirKOU THK NEXT "KVV
'' WKKKH-llandsemn Sptlug Oserceala tn
Order 1 1 net with silk for 131, Scotch Cheviot
(ills te elder, elt'Kiiutly liisiln hihI tilmmed for
131. Pantaleon loonier I10111 (A up. Heineui'
tier these prices will only l Inraluw weeks
A. II ItOSK.NsrEIN,
Ne. 11 North Oiii'ku street,
. Lancaster, I'a
ESTATE OP JOANNA llT'l ZER.T.ATE
of l.iuiceck tewnfhlp, Lancaster county.
I'a 1 dervnsed. Inttiitael Mlmlnlttrntlen 011 said
eitiiln h svluu Iwen m ranted te thn undetilgiitd,
n'l j in sons Imlnhti'd tlicr.le 1110 miuesied tn
make Immidlatn payment, 11 nd Uiim having
laltiis or deinands itKkliial the same, will pre
sent, them with lit fli-iay for settlement te the
undersigned, residing In Lsnraster, I'a.
......... UKtAUllil.rJII,
iiUJMdW' Administrator.
Ti:illt01lS OK TIIK DENTAL CHA1H
DlHAllMKti.
TiMilh eitrnrted by thn uae of electricity tier
fei'lly site and hiriulnss. My as.iu Teeth
tn win et the bent material that 1 can purchase
rilling teeth aKpeilalty. All work guaranteed.
W I, riHIIKIl, lYentlst,
npt-n lj d Ne lit North gueen 8t.
R
EMOVED.
Having removed toy Ceil and Kindling Weed
laid liein the enner of tenth Water and
Andrew strrets te the corner el nnlh Wtr
nud Hlbertstuets. tiitlie Ktinlve Trestleand
Ceal Mieits.ini'Cttd by I', I nlrreltnr A Ce, 1 de
slr tolnler n my iinny friends and thn pllhlle
that 1 inn prepaiiHl te (tirnlih the following
grades or I'eal l.ykens Valley, Miamekln,
Brhuylklll nnd l.ehlKh of all sizes.
Thanking th publle fur thur liberal patron
ski lu the past, nnd hoping they will continue
te laver urn with their eidurs al my uuw place
of business, I ti'tnaln
ery Krspeetftilly Yours,
III. slU RUr.YCII.
Orders left at IIS Seuth (Juttin street promptly
attended te.
Tolephonn connection. aTduid
m'KINU, lsi7.
A New Denartum ler Ijiiirnstnr In rine Tat.
erlng. Importing direct from the tiest maker,
et r'lue Woellens. 1 tunajuslrccelvud through
Uie lto.teii ctMtem house, a large Invoice of my
own Importation of
MUIT1NO, SI'IUNU OVkltCOATlNG AND
-IKOCSkHlMI,
The like of which, for stjln and nualltv,has
never bren viualcd In this city, and cannot bu
surpiis.ed
A sp'iial Imitation Is hereby ettended teall
In waul of spring Garments te call early and
secure rhotce t'lttrrns Workmanship the very
best und prlci's lower thaneVHr
II UKKIIAKT,
tnnr.'T ljdll Ne U North Oiurn .sireeL
r lit AND l-'AIH
EXCELSIOR HALL
Bine Gress Cemmandery, Ne. 5,
KNIGHTS 07 THK GOLDEN EAGLE,
llfKlnnlngHATl KI1AY, AI'ltIL9th and Contin
uing intu Tiii'i:-.D.i, a I'm i.
CUt, luclusltc.
Kach purchapr of a tli-ket
entltlml te a
I'tniiic.i In a .I.t AllLh IUTK ASH lis I
UOOUSUITB.
TI0KET8,
10 OBNT8.
SJ-A Hand of Music will be In
every eenlng.
altendance
apt IMdtt
ASUIfi31,HTl.
TCTUI.TON Ol'EUA llOr.SE.
Wodneflday rlvening, April 13, 1887.
Tin
McCanll Opera Cemiqae Ce.
.1011 S A. McCAULL .Proprietor und Manager.
Chassalque's Successful Comic Opera,
(I
FALKA."
As prctcntcd by ihe McCnull Ojreru Cemliue
Company ever Seu limes.
;m:vr cast. kx?ki.li:t chorus.
AND rilK-
MiiCuull Opera O'oinique Orcliestra.
SO l'EOI'LK In ALL. OO
I'HIOK-
KKlKKVhD M ATs....
New en ."ale at Opeia Heme.
Vc,
" A II iu
Vm A t .00
aA-Md
K1N(. STK11KT TIIEATUK.
ONE WEBK
COMMENCING MONDAY, AI'UILU, Ks7
RIQHTMIRE & HURT'S
Comedy ami Dramatic Company,
Hill Appear In the
"TIIK lum,
"I Al.irellSlA DKTKCTIN K,"
"T O U'ANIIKItKKV'and
l'AULOK MA1CIIB3."
1'lllCKS
Mailings, 11 fi-nts
Wednesday and Mlurday.
...10, te A WCKNTS.
M allures Monday,
MUM MAI.M OK StSHt.
FOK HENT.
Twe or tnnr rooms In Ilrlmmer's New
llulldlng. Ne. lVitf North (Juuen street. Heat
and kns included. Apply at
feblS-lfd IIitlMslklt'd LIVKllYOrriCE.
FOIt KENT .V KAKM WITH e AUKES
et Land In n silendld condition en the
Btrssburg Turnpike, uheul IW miles from I. an
cester and 1 inlle from Millport, ter further
particulars Inquire et
Mllh KI.IZ.Altm II UAM1.
apl-tfd Ne. V.I West Lhtsluut StieeU
fjlOK KKNT.
C An Kstabllsbed Grocery Stere wlih Dwell
ing, having modem Improvements, corner Lime
and New streets. Immediate possession given.
Avply at A. C. KKl'LKU'S Hardware Mere,
Nerm Quesn street. apr'-Iwd
H
OUSK FOK KENT OK HALE.
steam heat. LargelnwiiHiid yatd. A variety of
f ruft trees and grape vines. Ne. 130 North Lime
street. Apply le
K'.ltAr LANH11,
nprS-ttd Ne. !M North Lime turret.
17I0K HALE A GOOD ESI'AKLl
SIIKI)
XJ business, In the best location at
Harris-
burg. I'a.. en North 3d strest. ahove Market.
Don't require much capital. Geed reasons ler
selling. Address, J AM. CLAUKK,
aS-lind lul Lecnstdt.. Harrlsbarg. Pa
-pEKSONSWlHlUNQ TO MAKE MONEY
STOCKS, GRAIN, PROVISIONS AXD OIL,
SHOULD INVKSTIGATR LAUKIK A CO'.S
UyBl'KMOir IICAI.INO IN SMALL Oil
LAKHK LOTd ON- ONK llt
CKNT.CANH MAUG1NB.
Ten Dollars will, for example, cover ten lien
Bhares, or l.tue bushels el Grain. Explanatory
Pauiphlet free.
QUOTATIONS WIUCD.
Orders and Margins received by Telegram
Mall.
LAURIE & CO.,
BT.OCKUItOKK.'tS,
ALSO DKALEU-1 IN rOKKKlN KXCHANQC
868 Broadway, New Yerk.
"The members of thn Arm are. ...gentlemen
of experience and high standing In the Grain
and Stock Commission business. ...and among
their references are a number of the leading
Hanks." ("JVrui Yerk Vemnurcial !S'cwi."
"They have a stainless record, and their bona
fides are Indisputable. ...The reputation et the
firm I. such, that parties can rest assured 01 re
ceiving their profits the moment tbey are made,
no matter what the amount may be."
A'sw Yerk Kvtning Ttltgram.
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liEltK CAN I OET; TUOS hT'lsMALIi
I'UKT.KLST Why at
CLARK'S
Tea and Coffee Stere,
NO. Stl CKNTUE SQUABK.
Yes I Just received another let of these Small
Pretzels. Come and get some before tbey allKO.
fresh crackers ceeap, 60. . and 4 .i JS01 Nte
nacs and Ginger Snaps, 3 . Me ; rine Frencn
Prunes, S ft. re 1 Hatslua. S ft. te.t Kxtra Fine
Stewing rig.. 8 ft. sei Oat Meal and Crushed
OaU,6c. fti rlcklea, very nice. e dexen Wash
ing Seda, Sc. ft 1 White Sugar.6H0 . .,
CefTee. .tin at sau.e old prices. VJ.-ia
Tea. and Coffees a specialty. Uoeds delivered
promptly.
mta-uauw
JOHN A. CLABK.
X centre Square.
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