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ibsnklf. Tna society Is
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bar, making a total
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ban bj part of tna Mtonnercher.
or mask) are new in progress f or
ISttba antartatemaat e( Orien Ledge of
I Mlewr aantTaraarjr and for the exer.
I PaoaraUen Day. Tne MKonercner
Monday and Friday evenings
Til Ma Mftla lMlt1 Aaalvsraary.
-fWOalaaiBta Bible society wilt held their
uua araeieg in the Beoena
I JhUfeatM ebnree, wnleh ebeuld have a
larga attaadaaea, Tba report et the
j(-.'WW aw. am aoewiy will ua nw ujr ncv.
awsavri snn sara aa nerh wui ue hmub
fey Bar. a EItUi Heapt, of Laneaster. The
ajaMng will no deabt ba Tery Interesting.
,," lira. Harriet A. Baker preeidad In the
- Vbttad Brathran ehnreb en Sunday and bad
van larga attaadaaea at both services.
j"- Issrssg tba paat yaar tba mem be of the
.iMSBM Street Lutheran church have entirely
aJahradthalrchureh from debt, paying off a
of 13.000. A tubllee Mtrlee will
' ;t ba feaid In celebration of tba event en Sunday,
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ify Tba Melville SUtara'
dramatic company
nmeeue an engagement of one week
r;aaa opera house this evening. Tha com cem
''Spaay la a atreng one, praaentlng playa at
abaap prices.
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-a baa Franklin benaa laat Baturday night,
$.;-, awt were witnarawn 07 reason 01 we low
e",,cnwL
I vw MX. jenn Hieriine ana lamuy were ariving
1 M ebarch, en Sunday morning, when the
SMMt Al at IHl AAlvlasA tivnlrA ilAaii An
fv.Cbaatnut atreet Ne peraen waa hurt, but
the) paraena were compelled te walk the
?: , balaana of their way.
fz$ Matthew H. Henderaen, of Sharen, Pa.,
' graaa nign pnatt 01 me grana chaper tteyai
jijuen jaaBcna 01 rennayiTaeia, will pay an
?Si efflakl vlalt te Corinthian chanter. Ne. 224.
tw.Trz. .. rzm. . '.. . 7
gad or nwi, en aaenaay evening, pru xa. a
,! anaiber of prominent Maaena from Lancas-
a;5 tar, Yerk and ether place will attend.
i?-? A drunken man created aema disturbance
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I a Maaiber or Important Oatr,
Oewa rer TtlaL
Tba April term of tba court of quarter aea aea
atene waa opened at 10 o'clock thla morning,
With Judge Livingston presiding. There
are en the Utt for disposition 106 eases by
Jury trial and 19 desertion and surety of the
peace ciaes. Of that number 117 cases have
been returned te thla term, and twenty.nlne
prisoners are In jail awaiting trial.
Among the cases en tha list are tba fellow,
leg important enea : C. F. Cheater, iietel
"theft ; Charles Beden, wife beating; llarry
Reynolds, the bunce man, for gambling ;
Jeseph A. Miller, attempting te fire a barn ;
Henry Yackley, the accomplice et Jake Buz
strd. larceny : Lewis Kelfanyder, forgery;
Mary Ann Qeshert and Alexander Lelbsley,
iff asureerana j. k. Hener ana James u. nui-
;- lar, libel.
BamuelM. Leng, Dramere, waa appointed
fl MflMHIVt MlVglWIU iihj uw mi'
k-."'. aten Instructed tba nand In quest as te a
3 nreaardlsehmivaaf thalrdntlea.
f)X Tba oenatablaa of the several dUtrlcta made
sBsw navai quarterly returns, ana bdeui we
yfii avarage number of vlolatiena of the law were
1 ;; raponee. Among tna returns maae ey me
; l alty oenstables waa one by Constable Beas,
ethe Ninth ward. He had the cltv returned
$ far maintaining a nuisance in having Wal-
vj,. Bt atreet from Arch alley te Mulberry
Thoeenstablea elected in February were
called before tha court and were sworn te
ffy fsvferm tha duties of their office with fidel-
Mv ter tbe terms ter which they were elected
Beejaaaln Rummel was tried en a charge
of being tbe father of an illegitimate child, of
whJen EmmaH. Leiever, of Maner township,
la aba another. There waa no defense offered
ad the jury convicted the accused without
leaving their aeata. Sentence was deterred.
CUBBCNT BCSINX8S.
Jamas P. Marab, Sadsbury, waa appointed
gaardbm of the miner children of Rebecca
Marsh.
A Cew Tries te Kill Her Orftprleg
Rawlinbvillx, April 18 On Hsturdsy
v evening laat a yenng cow, the property of H,
, "T, Brtneman, merchant et thla place, gave
?& Mrsb te a calf, ana immediately tried te kill
kereflspring by goring and stamping upon
:;v ii witn eer irent jeet. it was almost imnes
Kft'1 alble te drive bar from bar eflert te kill, Mr.
f V- B. baring te plunge an Iren fork into her
Baturday last Mr. David Miller, with tbe
kelp of about sixty of bis neighbor, raised a
ae barn en tbe site of tbeenetbat, together
with live stock and farm Implements, was
tssatreyed by an incendiary last December.
There la an effort being made with prom
tees of success te establish a library and
reading room in Kawlinaville at an early
t v.-- aata.
Arher Dav nrnmlaaa 4a Iu. ihuMi i .ut-
Tillage en the 22d. Quite number have re-
aatTaa te maae it a aay ct general ebeer-
v Tha want of shade in our vlllava -..-.
MUeaabla, and a HtUe time at a smsll cost
rwatua ds prenubiy spent by planting trees,
.Ms ernamenuu ana ansae, m tne yards of
-4wr xaaldaneaa along tba streets of tba vll-
fc-y 9t ww. m v m.v mwiim a;-
n laaallTsiiiis of the place.
BlkJhtFlre.
aaeraing taa nre aapartment was
Vsjajasw eat by an alarm which was struck
box S3, at Marietta and Columbia
Tba Are was found te ba In tbe
4hf Edward F. Lair, at Na 706 Marietta
It ww vary alight, aa a wooden bar
fjaaaji Mm eUaaaey at tba Ura-pUea la all that
fii-Mraad. It waa axtlngulshad with a
awakastaa baafcasa of water, aad tba Bremen
Igavflai a raw rer aeuinf. xna aamage
r aaaeuw te any mug.
Vi ssistaHattesi of Vassryaaea.
Ljtmw swatallsllcai of Ua Teatryaaaa of Trinity
i mbi-eb, aieetaa os natter Monday,
la tba eburcb Senday. Tba ear.
, aaatluatid by tba pastor la aoeerdanoa
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On Batarday afternoon Helland's Uncle
Taaa'a Csbia " cewpay aaada lla trat ap ap ap
pearaoee In Fulton epara beat te a email
andleaee. In tba evealag tba crowd waa
larger, although the gallery waa inclines! te
ba light, it waa notieabie mat a great num.
bar of these In the audlenee ware country
people, wbe bad probably never before aeen
tba greatly abused drama Tue performance
waa much better than that ususuy given cy
tha msjerlty of companies, and tha play waa
fairly dena. One of the beat teaturea was the
singing of a quartette of colored men. One
of the Pair was a member of Cel. Ilurten'a
minstrels, which had such a short but
disastrous season.
During tha evening there was quite a
lively scene In the box office. K. J. Helland,
manager el the company, as Geerge Harris,
bad just escaped from a band of pursuers en
tbestage and was supposed te be In Caned a,but
be suddenly made bis appearance In front et
the beuse, where he met with an adventure
tar mera reallstle than bis experience en
the stage. He found that James Crethers,
bill pester at Columbia, bad attaehed the re
ceipts of the evening performance for money
due bim. It appeared that Helland was In
Columbia about a week age, and being In
hard luck was unable te pay Crethers a bal
ance of between (7 and IS for bill pestlug, Aa.
He premised te send the man the money, but
failed te de se. On Saturday Crethers came
te Ltncaster, and had an attachment issued
by Alderman Deen. Officers Weaver and
Beachler took the matter in charge, and
seized the receipts. After Helland found
what waa wrong be raved and stormed for a
time. He said that he bad been In hard luck
for some time, and it seemed tbst everything
waa going agalnat him, and everybody was
trying te "de him up" because he waa un
fortunate. Tba Columbia man waa a mstter-of-faclsert
of a fellow, aud thought that men without
money should net take shows en the read.
The matter was anally compromised by Hol Hel
land paying the amount of the bill and half
tte costs and Crethers the ether halt.
TUB TROUl'E D1S11AND.
This morning the company went the same
read that many have gene before. High
railroad fares, bad business, Ac, were tee
much for them and Manager Helland con
cluded te disband. Yesterday he sent his
wile away en an eastern bound train and
several ethers of the party lelt at dIUerent
times The company stepped at the Grape
hotel where two men, a lady and little girl,
four jubilee singers, and two dogs yet re
main. Helland had no money te pay salarlea
but told the members et the company that he
would send It te them from Sew Yerk. One
of the colored singers managed te get a watch
out et bim. Helland paid the greater part
of the hotel bill for the members et the com
pany. He tried te get out of town en the S
o'clock train this morning without paying
his own bill. Jee McEvey, one of the
clerks of the Qrspe hotel, followed hliu and
caught him at the depot. He was brought
back te the hotel and he turned ever a ring
ler payment. He then lelt ter New ler k.
The darkles are from Washington, I). C,
and ether places. Lewis Diamond, the
one who was with CeL Burten's minstrels,
says tbst this Is the third company tbst die
banded with him as a member this season
and be thinks he had better abandon show
life and return te farming In Virginia. Hol Hel
land teems te hsve been plsylng In very
hard luck, and It Is quite likely that he
would have squared everything if he had
had the money.
At King BtrMI Thtaire
"Tbe Bess" was played by Kllituilre's
company for the last time, te a lair sized
audience. The usual specialties were Intro
duced and seemed te please. This evening
Walter Sanferd opens for a week in "Under
the Lash" and "The Bread-Winner. "
Alter today W. A. Balbach will have tbe
general management of this theatre and a
change will be made In prlcts. Tbe seats in
tbe first twelve rows of tbe parquet will be SO
cents. The remainder and ihe first two rows
In the circle 20 cents. Tbe ether part of the
circle and the gsllery will be 10 cents.
An Old Drama bj Ammari,
On Saturday evening tbe well known old
drama "Ten Nights in a Ilirroem" was (ilven
in the public ball at Quarellle by local
talent. The audience was quite large and
the entertainment was one et tbe best ever
given in the place by smateur. Tbe cbar
actera were well taken and t ey were dis
tributed as fellows : Sample .VirnAc, J, P.
Suter; Simen Slade, J. II. Fhilllps; Jee
Morgan, H. T. Pyle ; frank SlatU, U. Hes ;
art ty Green, L, McCsliister; Mr. Romaine,
W. H. Warren ; Willie Hammend, J. C.
Helm ; Mrs. Slade, Miss h Hater ; Mrs. Mor Mer
gan, Mrs. D. W.-Mowrer; Mary Morgan,
Mlas Allie Selple, and Mehitable Cartnght,
MlsaL. Weller. Tee music was furnished
by the Quarrvvllle orchestra.
Baptlat Foreign Ulaaleu Slilug.
The sixth annual ferelgu uiixsteu meeting
of tbe Olivet llaptiat Sunday school waa held
yesterday.
Tbe services opened with a short Invoca
tion, alter which tbe second Pealei was read
in concert Alter a a ng and prayer a poem,
entitled " Africa,'' was read by Mlas Resale
Biggs, and an esssy en the "Dark Continent"
by Miss Martha Glvler. " The original in.
habitants," and tbe "Conge Mission sup
ported by American Baptists," were read by
EllaWldmyer.
The superintendent of tbe school made an
interesting address, and this waa followed by
the offerings of tbe eight i-lstse into which
the school is divided. Hymn COl from the
Baptist Hymnal waa sung, snd tbe meeting
closed with some parting words aud a bene
diction by tbe pastor.
The American Haptlsta have twenty-two
missionaries In Ihe Conge district of Africa,
and tbey report one tbeussK i conversions te
Christianity during the past six months.
Knights of Laber Anniversary.
Hamilton Assembly Ne. 6,492, of the
Knights et Laber, In tbls city, made up
principally of iien werkeis, ceebrsted
their hrst anniversary en Saturday nlubt
with a banquet at tbelr room In Odd Pel
lows hall. Representatives were present
from the clgarmakera' assembly of tbls city
and also from several assemblies located In
Philadelphia. Speeches were made by
several members and a pleasant evening was
spent.
m
Hllght striving Accidents.
Yesterday a countryman's horse frightened
at a number of bicycle ridera en East King
atreet near tbe Leepard hotel and in turning
broke a shalt. The occupants of the carriage
were frightened, but no further damage waa
done.
Tbe horse of a milkman frightened at a
tiag at Bxoelsler ball this morning. He ran
te Lime sleet where a man and an umbrella
stepped bim. The milk cans were upset and
tumbled around.
A Prsisnt for Prof, dlsssen.
Prof. O. R, Qleasen, tbe horse trainer, was
presented at Bcranteu with a badge contain
ing 20 diamonds en a geld shield, tbe present
being valued at 1800. The presentation
speech wss made by Mayer "Ripple, Prof.
Qleasen holds tbla unexpected gift in all the
higher esteem from the fact that It was made
up by donation from horsemen In every town
at which he has trained or tamed unmanage
able horse.
Foellag With the "Fljlsg Dutchman."
A law days age, A. Q, Alleliaeh or Greene
thla county, a student at tba Nermal school
West Chaster, fell from the "r'jying Dutch
man " la tba outdoor gymnasium and broke
his lag In three places TSetween tha ankle and
knee. It la feared tba leg will have te ba
amputated.
ueest at nslgaaseat
Baasuel Pelfferand wife, of aTphrala town tewn
ahtD,Bwdaanaaslgaiaat of tbelr property
for tba bansnt of oradKera te-day, te Martin
. riey, of tba aaaaa tpwuklf.
AassbaaWra at at Aatasskte.
8t Aagaatlaa, Fla, waavlattad again by
nreBatarday. It started asu tbe aaeUatelty
galea la Hewatt'a grocery store, corns bf St.
Oeerga and Orange streets. A bucket
brigade succeeded in atepplagtbe Bra after
It bad burned Hewatt'a grocery and tba resi
dence et Mra. Mundy, tha beuse or J. 8
Munaen, tha cottage of B. Ollverea and aema
smaller buildings. Less 8,600, without In
surance. Tha fire waa undoubtedly of Incen
diary origin, and the feeling of tbe cltltsna la
ry bitter. Tbe old cathedral, which wsa
burned en Tuesday, Is te be restored, It hav
ing been found that tha walla were practi
cally uninjured.
Altoenal Night roUce aaara.
Frem tha Altoeoa Times.
Thla city undoubtedly needs an Increased
police force. Te expect four men te guard a
place of the extent of Alteena during tba
night is ridiculous.
Msa Like Tftal la Tela Town.
There is an economical man in Norrlstewn,
Pa , who drtvaa five miles around te avoid a
tell gate and the payment et five cents and
apends fllty cents for a drink at the next
hotel.
2,300 Fer a Ulia Factory.
Twenty.three hundred dollars baa been
subscribed in Lansdale, Montgomery county,
tnwsrd a silk manufactory te be located there
by Fhlladelphlans.
Broke Her Leg.
On Saturday morning Mrs. Brubaker, et
Kpbrata, aged about 65 years, while stepping
away from a butcher wagon, fell and broke
the small bone of her leg near the ankle.
A Leng J amp.
Milten Nobles, who plays "TbePbivnlx,"
here this evening, Jumped all the way from
Lawrence, Mass., te Lancaster. He arrived
here at 2 o'clock this slternoen.
AOUAMrAONE TIMETARU.
Very tew peep'e, even among these who ap
predate the quality and fineness of the genuine
French Champagne wlnes,haTe a correct Idea of
the extreme care and solicitude with which the
vineyards are kept In the dlitrlctet Champagne,
which undoubtedly Is one of the richest and
bett cultivated parti of the world. One of our
friends lately returned from France gtvea th
eulogleusreport en the estate of Messrs. Ikrache
ills A Ce. at MarseuU-sur-ay ; tats Includes a
remarkable piece et property named ' Lee
geteses," which can be shown te any foreigner
traveling through France, as an Illustration of
the ideal accomplishment et a Champagne vine
yard. Sttuited en a blllslepe." says our friend,
"with the beams of the sun freely lavishing
from dawn te suniet their baneSclal warmth
en 1', this vineyard seems te cumulate all
the qualities required for the production of per
fect grapes. Its surface soil gives tha fruit the
fineness and bouquet, while tbe heat of the sun
Is counterbalanced by the freshness constantly
drawn np from the lower ground by a network
et roots, which spread themselves In a bed of
chalk." There Is a great deal of this product In
the Douche Sec Champagne, which explains Its
peculiar fineness and aroma se much renowned
among the connoisseurs ; but amateurs desirous
et obtaining the wine coming from the " Gots Gets
res " estate only would have te ask ter the Dou
che Sec Extra. Beth of these wines are sold ex
clusively by 11. E. SLAYMAKEU.
KEIGABT'S OLD WINE STOKE, 29 EAST
KINO 8TKEET.
Amusements,
"The JPhrtniz" Te-night This evening Milten
Nobles, the popular comedian, appears In Fultcn
opera home In the great play "The Pbcsnlx."
either the star nor the piece has been seen here
for a number of years, and they are going te be
royally welcomed by a very large andlence. Mr.
Nobles plays here for the benefit of the Knlgh's
or St. Jehn who have sold a large number of
tickets.
At trie King Krtrt 77ita(r.-ThlsevenlngWal.
lerSanterd, a popular actor and son et the old
minstrel, opens for a week at the King street
theatre te-night, when "Under the Lath "wilt
be playea, te he loiiewr a during me weea ny
"The Breadwinner." air. eaniera ana com
pany are kindly spoken of.
A Geed Play. "The Black Flag,'' a melo
drama which seems te be as popular new as
when It was first presented, will bs played In
Fnlten opera house by Edwin F. Theme and
company te-morrow evening. The star Is a
splendid actor and has a fine company who are
sure te please In a popular play.
Operatic Concert. The Lancaster Manner Manner
cher will give a grand operatic concert at their
hall en Monday evening, April IBth.
UABKBTB.
Live stecz auras.
Chicaoe, April 13. The Drevrre' Journal re
ports : Cattle Receipts. 1000 bead ; shipments,
loe: markt steady; shipping steers. 890 te
l.SfOaa.. 836005 00; stackers and feeders, II (0
390ICOWS, bulls and mixed, 2 0003 60; bulk,
r-!7043 10.
Hogs Receipts. 5.000 head: shipments, 4,000
head; market strong for heavr; light dull;
rough and mixed. 85254957; packing and ahlp
plna. S 708)5 M; light. 84 83550; skips, 83 254 te,
sheep Uecelpu, SUU nead; shipments,
800; markut steady: natives. 83 00O4 OS;
Western. I3 73QI SO: Tmm. 82 SOQIIO; lambs,
84 50(5 w ; shorn sheep, f3oeei ou.
ast LiBsaTT. Cattle Kecelpts, 118 head;
shipments, 342 head ; market nothing doing; all
thieagh consignments; shipments te New fork,
2 cars
Hogs Becelpts, 2200 head; shipments J0OO
head ; market slew ; Philadelphia. 85 900 CO;
Yorkers, r SCOS 63 ; common te llaht. 85 (jO05 25 ;
pigs 84 7505 ev. shipments te ew Yerk, 22 cars.
Shrap -Receipts, 2.4CO head; shipments, 4001);
market slew : prime, 85 2505 50 ; lair te geed.
84 7505 0U ; common, 83 1044 00 ; lambs, 84 BU0
6 25 ; clipped sheep, 83 2SQ4 40.
Oram aaa rrevtsuns.
Furnished by 8. K. Tundt, Breker.
Cbioieo, April 18, 1 o'clock p. m.
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Gevernments steady. Currency 's,H2iJ4 bid; is
Coup, 81 2X bid 1 4H's de, 81 10 bid.
The stock market opened firm at the open
Ing at unchanged prices, and under a moderate
buying of Reading and Fert Werth Denver
City the whole list advanced te lJi percent,
by midday. The market has since continued
stteng but dull at tbe top figures.
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value, sale.
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" " In 1 or years,
" 4 mseraijrears.
4 " InlOerWyears,
atanhelm Borough lean
aa an stocks.
First Rational Bank
Farmers' national Bank
Ful ten National Bank
Lancaster County National Bank....
Northern National Bank
Peeples' atlenal Fan
Columbia National Bank
Christiana National Hrnk
Bpnrata National Bank
First National Bank Columbia
First National Bank,8trasburg
First National Bank, Marietta
First National Bank. Mu Jey
Utlta National Hank
Manhelm National Bank
Union National Bank, Mount Jey...
New Helland National Bank.........
Uap National Bank
auarryvtlle National Bank
lliabethtewn National Bank
-HM iMt"1l STOCSS.
Bast Brandywiue A Waynesburg....
aearryvuie H. R
Ulersvllie Street Car
Inquiring Printing Company.
Oasllght and Fuel Company
Stevens Heuse (Bends)
Columbia Uaa Company
Columbia Water Company
Susquehanna Iren Company...
Marietta Hellew-ware
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Das Company Bends.
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KOMsen i.lgnt Company
Tuaariss stocks.
Big Spring j. Beaver Valley......
Bridgeport A Horseshoe
Columbia A Chestnut Hill
Columbia A) Washington
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uonettegaai utg spring 3t
Marietta A Mount Jey a
Lane, Kllsabethtewn A Mlddletewn. loe
Lancaster A Frultvtlle SO
Lancaster A Lttlta V
Lancaster A WUllamatewn as
.Lane ister A Maner se
Lancaster A Manhelm as
Lancaster A Marietta as
Lancaster A New Helland 100
Lancaster A Susquehanna. 800
Lancaster A New Oanvllle as
Columbia A Marietta as
Maytown A Blliabethtewn as
Lancaster A Kphrata as
Lancaster A willow Street
strasburg A Millport as
MarlettaA Maytown 23
DALarMA,
Suasrrsa In this city, en the leth InsL,
Wll.
nam onaeeer, in we inn yearei nis age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
bli late residence. Ne. 313 Vast Frederick street,
en Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment
at Lancaster cemetery. 2t
PeruHsrrT. At UarTisburg, en the 17th InsL,
Mary W. Dougherty, widow of the late PhUlp
tuuuwi7, m u.v ,m year wi ner age.
Funeral from her late residence. Ne. 22) North
Second street, IlarrUbarg, Pa., Tuesday morn mern
ing, April 19th, at ten o'clock. ltd
GasxBDixL April 18. 1SS7, In Lancaster, Pa.,
Benry Edward Uaberdlel, In the a)ih year et his
age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from the
residence of Arneld Haas, Ne. 359 North Queen
street, en Wednesday, at 1 o'clock p.m. Inter
ment at Lancastarcemetery.
Krrcaair -April 18. 1887, at Ridley Park, Dela
ware county, pa, Leu B , relict et Jared
Ketcham, In the 81st year of her age.
The relatives and friends of tbe famUy are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from
the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, en Tuesday,
Aprtllth,at 2 o'clock. Interment at Lancas
ter cemetery.
Bsrtbolemtw April 16th. 1887, In tbli city,
Mary Ann. relict of the late David Bartholome w.
In the 72d year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited te attend the lunersJRrem her
late residence, Ne 614 Seuth Prince street, en
Wednesday afternoon at 3o'c'eck. Interment
at Woodward UUl Cemetery. Please emit
flowers.
POAiFiOAX.
JCtOR COUNTY COMMISSIONBB,
BINBY DBACUBAR.
et Lancaster City. Subject te the decision et
the Democratic convention. marS9 UdAw
TOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
J. W. KELLY,
of Marietta, Pa. Subject te the decision of the
Democrat! j Convention. Your lull nonce solic
ited. m30-tfdAw
JtOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
SIMON L. BRANDT (Farmer).
Of Xaat Denegal township. Subject te the de
cision of the Democratic County Convention.
Your Influence rtspectiuUy solicited.
mli-tfdaw
CtOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
. SOLOMON ZEAMKR,
Of West Hempfleld township. Subject te the
Decision of the Democratic Cen venUen.
mart-UdAw
DOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JACOB W. LKBBB,
Of Kphrata township. Sublect te Democratic
rules. marl4-tfdAw
fJIOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
A.Z. BINGWALT,
Grocer, First Ward, City.
Subject te Deme
al-tfdsw
crane mies.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
At the request et many friends I announce
myseltaaacandldata for County Commissioner.
Sublect te the Oclslen of the Democratic
utianiy ifinvenuen. ienr innnence respect
felly solicited.
HKNRYF.IJARTMa
an.
mutmaw
ait Lampeter Township.
F
OR COUNTY COMMISSIONER-
ELI BATTEN,
of Upper Leaeeck Uwnhlp. I announce my
seir aa a candidate for County Commissioner
subject te the decision of tbe Damecratlc
County Convention. Your Influence respect
fully solicited. Was a candidate for County
Commissioner before the last convention, and at
the request of my friends withdrew In favor et
the candidates from the Southern district.
UdAw BL1BATTXN.
KB WAD V8 TJ8EMKSTH.
B
AKINO POWDER.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THlAjaewaar never
.varlaa. A butts, at
Dsmy.
tttalasaer sawptau pewsn.
-WA asAxnw Peeassi Ce.
ww sea
saaytiavaAw
fflHE LATEST-JDBT
tub Tama
ah iut nasi!
Troessrs.
patteras.
uaiiana
'SiarnXniTjav
mm amiwsa 'aaaaaa caavtAa
. we have Ukssata twaatv diavraVTt
. ret wear they eaaaet beexeaiia.
ssathSBB. A riTrilaTaaJZir SH23".
traw AnvsKTnkiMKXTB.
NOTICE.
Tbe new let of snlts for the masquerade
tll en tbe nth are new ready at
ltd MU.C.LlLLKra.
WANTKD THRRR HOUHK HKR
vanta and also two cooks. Apply at F. B,
Trout A co-s, employ msntoffleetl North uneen
street, second fleer.
ATTENTION OLD VETERANS UK PA.
serves -Teu are requested temeatattbe
Chestnut atreet Hetel en Tuesday evening.
April ma, te arrange ter reunion et Pa -serves,
Thecv Wendlls. sargeaati W. U. atauasr.
captalnj M. V. B. Keller, M. . aurk, and ethers,
ltd
ANTED-A POSITION AH KORK-
man of a tlgar raetery wanted by a man
et M years experience In large Eastern and
Southern factories. Thoroughly competent en
nana or meuia mat, tm uest el rersrsnees
as te general worth and charaeter. Address
8UMATKA.
ltd Laaeastar P. O.
L08T-ON FRIDAY EVENING AT THE
King atreet Theatre or en West King
street between theatre and Prlneaslreat, a small
black elaan noekatbeok eentalalnv
sum et
money, a iinerai rswaru wui ee paia en iu re.
.r. ...r T r. T rzr-r .. . .
itsn
ltd
turn te this office.
LOST-ON SATURDAY A BLACK AM)
tanned pup, eight months old, with nickel
cellar en and anaweratethe name Jet. A liberal
reward will be paid en retutnlng the deg te lit
Seuth Duke street. ua
WANTKD-A SITUATION BY A GOOD
male cook ; references furnished. Alse
two geed boys Sged 11 and 15. Apply at
, F. B. TROUT A CO.'
mpleyment Offlee, tt N. uueen St
(Second fleer..
REPINED CAMPUOR, FRAILRY'S
Dalmatian Insect Powder, Tar Paper,
Uearh Paste, etc, ter house cleaning. Auiert
esn soap Polish will clean glass, removes smoke
and grease from paint and Is Invaluable In
heustxlennlng 13 cents apiece. Fishing Tackle
wUl be ready later in the week.
FUAILBY'SKASTKND PHARMACY,
MmdM.W.FB WPP-'- .)
TJOUND AT LAST !
A Sure Cure for Coughs and Colds.
cocHiux'siceueii cure
Ders the Werk KVKBT T1MB. Uuaranteedte
de se. or the price wui be refunded. Large hot het
Ilea 25 cents, at
Cochran's Drug Stere,
NOS. U7 139 NORTH UUKKN ST.
Lancaster, Pa.
AST- Try It and you'll never use any ether,
mart lyeedK
"WILLIAM EDMONDS,
Wheluali Dexler lai Oomaiiuiea Htrcsut
is all atses or
CIGARS.
Advances made en saleable goods. Office and
Salesroom,
NO.SJDYkRBTnKBT.
apr'8-3md Provldence, Rhede Island.
ESTATE OK JAMES W. NEEL, LATE
el Marttc township, Lancaster county, de.
ceased. Letters of administration en said estate
having been granted te the undersigned, all per
sona indebted thereto are requested te make Im
mediate payment, and these having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, t (raiding In laid tewnsM:-.
THOMAS NKgL,
M. O. SI EVENS JN,
JaCOBHIUKS,
JEiSKHAHNBIa,
Administrators.
J. W JensaiT, Attorney. aprI8 ItdMAOtw
P.
E.tU.
PARASOLS
AND
SUN
UMBRELLAS
In Great Yatiety,
AT THE MANUFACTURERS.
R. B. & Ha,
14 East Kins at.
apl-Tmd
rAQER.V BROTHER.
Moths !
This Is tbe season for packing away
Woolens and Furs for the Summer.
Garbelized Paper
wUl secure against the ravage,! of Moths.
Brush out or beat well the artlele te be
packed away, and a wrapper of Carbo Carbe
llied Paper wUl make seen re.
Carpets can be protected by a strip of
same under outer edge.
IB and 38 Inches wide, 5 and 10 yard
lengths.
EAGER & BROTHER,
m .t'lajaaa,'
DRY GOODS,
Neb. 25-28 Weet King Btract,
LAN0ASTIB, PA.
1J8K
MANHEIM
Reller Fleur!
JaatMrnOAeed
Ol rkTmf REWARD.
SBXVFtFtF Fer an v aaaa nf KlSuaaw '
bias. Nervous Debility, Mesial and rhyjtWal
Weakness that BOTANIC Ml
ahiu ssavs uiraas
V HI
Balls te enre. Beld bv diuaalata.
Baaata.
KWaVMUVCa,
. . &u.uaaurais7
svuinnuannaa
AB8IONED ESTATE OF JOSEPH K.
Delchlerana wife, of Laaeastaf eity, Laa
eastar county. Jeseph E.Dsteblsr and wits, of
lAseatiar city, aavina ey nasa ei vometair a
sUnssant, dated AprO lan.saslned aad Waas.
iauHaHiv uawa aula ,wi,MnB m wmmmw
farredsll their esusa aad eaeciJ utlwaaOar.
staaed fat tha beaelt et taa eredll
anaesasB
4eatpa . ueicater.
asBaalvea boubbie
all peiaeas laasetea te asM aasigaer. te asaae
r, ie aasse
deiay, aad
pay saaas ie taa uBasrsigaeu witaeut a
i miss ssviaeisiwis se nrassa
Al
' sLftaajasBM,Akia8i. aa
yaw advkr
J MOTTO THAT ALWAYS W1N8,
Honest Werk at
-AT-
PHILIP DOBRSOM'S
(OLD IL1AB1.IC)
Oeurriage Werki Net. 126 and 128 East King St.
tArtSSrel.NwM
MTm2ntaoelna 'IrstOlass Phaaten. UOTO liOKHsim-a
If Yeu Wanta Nleecomrertable Faintly CarrlsaVueTu imsmanw-a
DOIHlte
KiHiisra "" - ... -
If Yeu Want a Nice and Neat Bnatnese Wagen, tut te tHtaaaoiea
If Yeu Want a Durable Market Wagen. MO Til DORhVeM'S "'
ii seu wantauoeaBecona-iianarnieton.
eoun.TeU Wnt W UUT rl",t)'M ArUcl" rt
OOTO
Philip Doersom's Old Reliable Carriage Works
NOS. 186 AND 128A8T KINO HTKEKT, L1NCAHTKH, PA. '
1sTFAUTOKYl!6 it- US MlFFLUi ST11KKT.
""" ydw
XKW A11VKHT1SKMKSTH.
SXlWXllOARUMANi"
DKALBtlllN ALL KINDS OF
FAMILY GOAL.
OFFIIK-Ne 7 Centre Biiuare.
YARD-NaSM!eulli Water street al0-7tH
T EVAN'S FLOUK
Levan's Fleur
THH BEST.
M.Tli.ls
Wl'KINO, 1S87.
A New Denarture ter Ijincaater In Fine Tal.
ertng. Importing direct from the best makers
el Flue Woellens. 1 havsmatrrcelved through
the He "ten enstem house, a large Invoice of uiy
own Importation of
8U1T1NO, SPKtNO OVKKCOATISI) AND
TROUSRU1NU,
The like of which, for style andnualftvthas
never bren equaled In this ctty, and caunet be
surpasied.
A ap'Clal Invitation It hereby extesded te all
In want of Spring Garments te call early and
secure Choice Patterns Workmanship the wry
best and prices lower than ever.
II OkltUAKT,
marTTlydR NaU North gueen Street
e
K HALL.
Better and Meiik Styles Than Evr.it.
Yeu don't knew tbe best et Oak II.ill
yet. We never had such beautiful styles
and (reeds for Beys and Children within
our doers ; and there's enough of it te
honor the demands of brigades of boys.
Let mothers leek at It inside and out ;
find fault with it if you can.
Children's Suits (all wool), ?5.
The geed and strong " Ironclad," 10.
One of Harris' Cassimere, G;fi0.
A Big Beys' Suit he'll like, 3. .
Very fine vualities up te (IT.
The price part of every suit we have
you'll like.
Wanamakkr X Brown's
Oak Hall,
secthkast cerxklt sixth and mar
KET Sts.,
PniLADBLrntA.
s
PRINO OPKNINO.
ASTRICH'S
Palace ei Fashion,
13 BAST KIKQ 8TRBBT.
i
Wednesday,
APRIL 20.
IN RXTEND1NU A MOST CORDIAL INVI.
TATION TO UKSIDBNTS AND NON-RBSI.
DINTS OF LANCA8TKH AND ADJAC1NT
CITIK9, TOWNS, &. TO ATTKND OUR
ANNUAL HPKlNO OPBNINO, WS DO f-0
WITH MORS THAN
ORDINARY CONFIDENCE
THAT A VISIT WILL FULLT REWARD AN
ATTBNDANCK. THE DISPLAY, W FEEL
ASSCRBD, WILL SURPASS ANY OPKNINO
DISPLAY THAT HAS BEBN MADE BY ANY
HOUSB IK THIS CITY. OUR PROMISES MAY
APPKAR BXTBAVABANT, BUT IN CONNEC
TION WITH TUB PRBSBNT DISPLAY WK
FEBL CONF1DBNT THAT THEY WILL
MBABURB UP TO THE FULLEST EXPEC
TATIONS. OUR
MILLINERY PARLOR,
LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR, AND EX
TENDING TO TUB FULL LKNQTU OF 150
FEET, WILL CONTAIN A DISPLAY OF
Trimmed Millinery
NUMBERING OVER 600 TUIMMKD HATS
AND BONNETS IN DIFFERENT SHAPES,
DIFFBUBNTLY TRIMMED, AND ALL OF
DIFFERENT DEGREES OF XXCKLLBNCE.
OUR DISPLAY OF
Spring Novelties
FOB
MILLINERY TRIMMING.
-ALSO
RIBBONS
WILL BB TBI MOST BBAUT1FUL EVER
SEEN AMY WHBBB.
OM OUR flROUMO FLOOR WE WILL DIB.
FLAT THBKBWMT THINGS I TUB WAY
OF DBMS TRIMMINGS, BU1TONS, LACES,
KID LOVBS, AND FANCY UOODS IN
4BBBBAL. TAKINO IT ALL IN ALL WB
TBOMISB TO THOSE OF, OUR P ATOMS
WBO WILL FAVOR Uf'WITH THtIR
FRBSBKCB-A BABB TBBAT." SUCH AS
TBBT DO B0t OFTBN 'BsflBITB IB THIS
SPRING
OPENING
HTT,
- - a. ,
rniEitKtfrs.
Honest Prices.
- .. uinerent Rind of Springs If Feu UOTO
Runr or Mirlri Wun . ......
,S85, pSee ?5i WSlSS T8affl5 S.at3 or
AKW ADVKKTJlitCMKXTa.
TJOOMS KOlt hi:nt.
can Im toad lit"0 H"a aUM H"mt furnish
Si IU Util' NO H N. PRINCE St., CITY.
OTAND1NU-TOI' I'll.lITON, GOOD AH
irTiiV3,Si,rV!?i"l,d ,llirn"MI ',r sale apply
atTIIISOrFIUh alJSIdW.SAsl
CAMlMIOIt AND INSECT I'OWUKR
aroreceinlttlastlie-.iioit certain pratee,
IWes asalnat Meth. A standard nusllty of
either ler sulu at
HUBLEY'S DRUO STOKa,
an West Klnc Btraat
lIOlt NALK OK KKNT HltlllK NT Hl.i.-
C andlnL 17xS0ftet.nn i:hrltlan , k.
t
wren Kst kidk and Orange streets. Can ba
sally cristmed into a umchinn ahep or ware-
ra
heuart.
Easy tonus. II. C. 1IIIUIMKKH.
aietid
attorney at-l as
WANTKD A SITUATION BY A
HeatiDt 'and a Male Cook Alioenosm.4
UushMmen. Apply al "
, F. II TKOIITACO'S
t cceSS'fiJ.V."0"1 mc' Na -1 S-yuMn 8U-
Q1 OOnKO" A KINKH AND BKT.
1,UUU TEH CllAMPAONB THAN
Due de Monteballe.
AT HOIIUER't LIQUOR STOHB,
Ne. a Cnutre Squarn, Laneastnr, Pa.
QKANI) HALL '
-yr 1IIK-
BRICKL4TERS1 1NTEBSATI0XAI UNION, NO. 5.
-AT-
M.CNNKRCHOK HALL. MOSDAY KVK.NINU.
-.,.. APRIL IMSS7.
aprl5-4td M LK,,T-
G
HAND KAllt
EXCELSIOR HALL
Bine Gress Cemmandery, Ne. 5,
KNIGHTS Or THE GOLOIS EAGLE,
BfKlnulnKSATI'UtlAY. AI'UILMh and Centln-
uIuk Until TIK'llsllAl, Al'ttll,
ilit. Inclusive.
ach
rhanra
pnrchn.er or n tteknt la entitled te a
In a AHAIII.K WlllTK S8U H I).
ROOM SUITE,
TIOKET8,
10 OBNTO.
a-A Band of llujte wtll be In
erery crenliic
attrndanea
apt lMdsi
AMVBMMHTa.
J7-INO 8TIIEET THEATKB.
The Event of the Season.
MONDAY. Tllh-IiiY ND WKIINE'sDAT
KVBJ.l.Nt,S.APUILIS,1920.
The l'ewurlul Comedy Drama In 4 Acts,
UNDER THE LASH."
((
In which the popular yoaegactor,
WALTER S. SANFORD
will appear, together with tlw acting- deus.
IIKHOandllECreK. Tlin eriKlnal Satn 8. Ban
lord In apnwt nre cnmblnaiinn
THURSDAY KKSIMi. APRIL 21. a sratd
change et preKrainme, in which tha vutlre San
ford combination will appear.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.....!), 703 CENTS.
Ss-Mstlnpes-Wednesday and .Sitnrday. Ad
mission, lu tents
17ULTON OPKKA HOUSE.
MONDAY, Al'KIL 18,
Benefit of ths R. uTlnightj of St Jehn.
HILTOlfirOBLES,
In his own Famous Cenjedy-Drami,
THE PHCENIX.
An American Play, by an American Anth'r,
correctly Interpreted by American Actors.
Sadie, the flower (ilrl I ..... . , . .
Ktne Elmere, an Actress.... I ,'t''E NOBLES
bcrsRB Lem-Aar orCeHXDiass.
" Plnys may ceme and plays may go, but ' Tha
Phainlx 'gees en forever."
TICKK.rs 25, JO and T5 CENTS.
UKSIUVED SKAlb 71USNTB.
New en sale at Oieiu IlouseOnico and from
members. alSsldR
TJtULTON OI'EHA HOUSE.
TUB8DAY EVaNINO, APRIL 10.
THE EMINENT ACTOR,
Mr.EdwinTherne,
In the Greati it of Mele Drumas,
THE
BLACK FLAG.
PRKJF8 M, WAMCRNTS.
RESERVED SEAT4 75 CENTS.
Fer iile at opera home ofllce. apr.s-3t
TKAK AXU VUfrM.
WIIEUE CAN I OCT TUOSK SMALL
PilKTZELST Why at
CLARK'S
Tea and Coffee Stere,
NO. ! CENTRE SQUARE.
Yes I Inst received another let of these Small
Pretxela. Come and get some be tern I hey aJljre.
Fresh Crackers cgeap. 6c . and ado r Nle.
nars and winger Snaps, S a e i Fine French
Pranes,SEsJee Raisins. 3 s te.: Estra Finn
.M ..., a M. ..a. VmI .nil f!m,llMl
W I V.W . w,.. w."-2
promptly.
JOHN A. CLARK,
26 Centra Square.
mlS-UdAw
mELKfUONE.
0SEATEST BARGAINS OX EABTH
AT
Cluke's Originil Tei and Coffee Stere.
NO.H WEST KINO STREET.
10 Packs Babbitt's 1770 Seap Powder fertSc.i
Para Heney In 1 ft Caps, leecapi FullCreaut
Cheese, 1J)0 1 Saratoga Chips, 16s boa j I can
Tomateei, 1 can Cern, 1 can Peat for J'c 1 1 can
Blackberries, lean Cherries, lean string Beans
for Ke i tbe Great Plllsbury Fleur, 7&e H or
IS.R) per barrel ; Full Line Marvlne's Superior
Crackers ; Pieces Miner's Borax Seap for e i
B pieces Miller's HUlng Sun Soup and one pound
Washing Powder far 2)c
AT CLARKE'S
Wholesale and Detail
Original Tea and Oeffee Stere,
HO M WEST KINO STESBT.
niewina ik.
Oats.sc. Bt Pickles, TCry nice. a uesen i nasa
iT.Teda. Se: i White Sugar. 60 .
CeaTeaa still at same old prices. Extra quality
Teas and Ceflees a specialty. Uoedt delivered
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