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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE!, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1887.
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,' A fiiiiii Dr. & A. Beckius,
4, 0. JSLODFIUS IUU
wttti a number of
sjwa the rir thla morning en
partr aambwrad about thirty
ran la chart of Henry Salple,
The farty war wall auppllad with
Maaa aspect 10 navaapwaaani
laVty Will go through te Pert De-
v.O Cernsr-Lesflng.
ttaaaldarabla hat been atld and written
habit of corner lounging, wnicnis
I la a treat extant In different parts
;M'Vaa town. Seme eeniure haa been at at
fahagteOhM Bargee Ball for net break
LfjgJ Ula habit The chief burgess has
Miierviewea en wis subject, wu uic
of allewing: the habit te continue can-
p;ttaJNaatharba put en that official. lie has
IM preperuea 01 euuneaa places,
t Whose ateraa the crowds congregate,
partiaa are very leth te bring com-
ixvlfcaehlaf burgees states that he will break
ia eerner lounging If the merchants will
lew name ana appear against tee
lit suit la brought against them.
will ObMrre Arber Dry.
. Arber Day will be celebrated In Columbia
; aHM especially by the public school children.
pspUswlllbe given a half holiday for
laatlng. One hundred shade trees have
i purchased by the school beard, and tbey
i;;WBl be placed In almost every street In the
xSBwa. ii naunea 01 parties aesiring trees 10
,t. ha Blasted In front nf their hnmni hire haen
I be superintendent Ames, who will
i the pupils te the different streets. The
i will net have any special exercises.
A Blight Wreck.
A alight wreck happened yesterdsy after
'BOOB about 6:30 o'clock In tbe west yard of
the) Pennsylvania railroad. Engine Xe. P7
( waa pushing two supply cars across the west
rV .; bound tracks Inte the yards. Engine Ne.
MB was going west with about 100 cars about
me tlme. The approach et the train
!;'., te atop the train, but was nnable te de se.
i'.y TM auppiy cars were struck ny me engine
;v said thrown from the track but were net
9th, daaiaged. The wreck crew were In Bervica
P. BIS Flng.r Meahed.
"i xwiji ftiuuaiuat vuJiuujreu Hh uiuvuiuuiuia
JSrsC. raUlag mill, had the Index finger of the right
fenr ttavlnep It nanirht In ftnmji Imn liara Tir
Market attended te the Injury and removed
the aall. Ne bones were broken.
Town Notts.
The regular monthly meeting of school
beard, will be held this evening In the ceun
'- wi chamber.
Iileutenant Martin, of Lancaster, will In-
apeet Gen. Welsh camp this evening.
Gee. "Welsh Pest is making arangements
for a suitable observsnee of Decoration Day.
The Werth Infantry band, of Yerk, has been
engaged te furnish the music
The high water Is beginnlngte subside and
the fishermen are getting ready te catch shad.
The fishermen ssy that the fish commis
sioners are making se mucb-fiisa about the
flh , thatthHah ire afraid te conie up
fair audience was in the opera house
last night when tbe (-Qeeen'a Evidence" was
presented by the Melville Sisters' dramatic
company. The play was very well rendered.
A feature of the evening was the cornet sole
of Mr. Harry Hardy. This evening the com
pany will Bppear In "The Mountain Pink."
. KlUOHTB Vf UOLDBK EAULX MAIM.
Feitoes Who War Lucky jSaeDgh te Win
Articles Last Mght
Tbere was a large crowd at the Knights ei
the Gelden Eagle fair last evening, and
there was considerable excitement. The
voting books ler various articles were banded
In and the votes were counted. Tbe fellow.
leg will show the number of votes which
candidates had for dlflerent articles.
Bey's silver watch, Frank Abraham, ICO.
Musie box, Mrs, Susan Benecke, 43a Bed
room suit, Jehn MabahTey, 3S5 ; Kinina iiar
man, 14. Parler suit, Zach Weaver, faOe ;
B. Weaver, S0. Range, Frank l.eisy, C1.
Target ritle, Emll llelm, b0; Harry
Melzgar, Cl'f ; William Landis, 15.
Necklace, Margaret Evans, 131$ ; Mary
Acres, Ulf ; Annie Shertz, 27f.
X. G. E. charm, Jehn Marshall, 528; J. ii.
Morten, ICO. i . G. E. ring, C. A. Ueraheck,
VHH i Ed Ueuser, 40. Oiwra glawtp, Mr a,
O. Fisher, 1W); Ed. Shertzer, 35. Ladies
geld ring, Jane Peters, 1C7J4, Clara Finley,
10. Image stand, Sal He Ulngcman, 10SU:
Minnie Glinz, 10. Clgarmaker's tools, Jacob
Strauss, CO. Bracelets, Mary Ktller, 103.
Bilk cushion, Bertha Urey, 30.
The fair will be kept open until next Sat
urday evening, when a large number or arti
cles, Including ladies' and gentlemen's
watches, geld pins, furniture, bird and cage,
Ac , will be disposed of.
Will Jelu Walter Main's Circus.
Fref. May, with his trained dogs, arrh ed
la this city te-day. He la accompanied by
Fref. Frank Blitz, the magician, and wife.
This alternoen at 4:30 they give an entertain
ment in Mrsnnercher ball and te-morrow
Will go te Ilarrlaburg, where tbey appear en
Saturday. On Monday they Jein Walter
Main's circus, which starts from Geneva,
Ohie. Fref. May will work his dogs In tbe
sbew and lllltz will have the side chew priv
ileges. Buppessd te Be Stelen.
Twe turkeya were found near tbe corner
of Church and Lime streets at an early hour
thla morning. They were placed In the yard
et Mr. Waltz and the owner can get them by
calling there. The supposition Is that tbey
were stolen and abandoned by the thievea.
Lend Them Aid.
J. W. Patterson, tbe sged man who was in
Jured some weeks age by the runaway team
Of Capt. Franklin, Is unable te fellow his
business of peddling, and his wife la net em em
pleyed. The couple are without the necesRs
riea of life, and aid should be extended them.
They reside at CC0 High street.
Ballla Illaten'a Tenr.
Under the management of W. II. Kev. of
?H j tum V4jr, 4uim uiuwu te uuw making a lour
L??i; tfcreugb the small towns. This evenlna thev
lkl..lk. Ml.. 1TI.. I. . ..
B,'M''pPar in ML Jey, and te-morrow and Hatur
fji sUy evenings they appear In Marietta.
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"'ii. -J.aaw woey m julu u. jk.uunie, wne uieu in
,' pffSHJffVUHWM.a, vm wuuwaj, nft ue U(UUUI
fcilssisw at 1 :10 this alternoen. It will be taken
C viast saaee te the crematorium, where it will be
, tajainerated, in accordance with tbe wish of
;: deeeaaed.
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A' l Boegbt a Plus Marr,
the narrlsbarg Putriet.
;' Mr. A. B. Cummlngs, et this elty, yester.
ay sold a vsry fine mare te Cyrus Cel y in,
hrAmf aT.ainaaifaa aliam ainai1lAswiln hailna auttMSL
y a sbbsb jasjiiii iihi Mtv wubiumsiiuh ewiwfj svau7
: 'tti'TsT like 'JM. It is believed that tne mare
M m of the beat in the country.
. Wsddlug in Yerk.
f jsv. . ueerge nermann ana miss marina
Jat, Millar, el Yerk, were married tbere en
i Wafiea1ay evening. Miss Fannie II. Geat-
of Manheim, was one of the bride
Oraatsa a Heidlsr's Uosese.
Meater, city, waa te day granUd a
e( hie wldlM'a Uesbm te pedal
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tamrmtri
The Bsara atCMHUes OI IB OaanastsaUasra
ease rateta as la lis OaaeUatusu.
Cad waladar Middle and Philip 8, Garrett,
of Philadelphia, et the State Beard of
Charities, war la the city txlay In
reference te the propose new prison. They
ere met at the depot by the commissioners
and Messrs. Jehn & Warfel and 8. It. '.btn,
who escorted them te the commissioners'
office where they held the conference. They
gave the commissioners some data from
which plana and specifications can be pre
pared. Tbey wilt Insist en the following
general features. The structure te be built
In the shape et a T, with all the cells radiating
from the centre. Under thla plan the prison
can be enlarged at any time with but little
expense. Tne windows of the cells te be net
ever live Inches wide te prevent escape and
te be placed en the top of the cell ; tbe cells
te be eight by eighteen feet, In order te give
the convicts room ter work, and the location
and plumbing should be such that
there would be an abundance et
llush water. They also want a part
of the prison for woman cocvleta
and te have it se arranged that the men
can net bnre access te that part of the prison,
and a bath roeji In each corridor. The outer
walls are te be tnlrty feet high and of sum.
cient thickness, with coping stone facing out
wards and the partition walls the thickness
ottwe bricks, with steel plates between them.
The kitchen, they say, should be built in the
yard.
The commissioners took the visitors te the
county farm and tbey looked at both of the
sites, one en this and ene en the ether side of
the creek, which have been suggested ler tbe
new prison. After examining both they said
they had no choice, as eltbet of the locations
was equally geed for drainage.
Under the law the Beard et Charities have
te approve tbe plans of the new Jsll buildings
and as seen as plans can be prepared they
will be submitted te the beard.
Kill Be Taken te the Heuse of Refuge.
Seme time age Flera Faust, aged 15 years,
disappeared from Milten where her mother
resides. Tbe matter was placed In he bands
of a Philadelphia detective agency and they
communicated with Chief Smith who arrested
tbe girt In this city te-day. Ue received a
telegram this morning te return her at once
te tbe Ueuse of Refuge, in Philadelphia. It
Is supposed that she had been an Inmate et
that institution before. The chief was unable
te get out of court te-day and be will take
her te I'hllaJelphia te-morrow morning at
CKX.
Death el Mrs. Frances liess.
Mrs. Frances lies, widow of the late Ben
jamin Uess, died at her residence, in Dru
mere township, Wednesday morning, in the
seventy-seventh year of her age. She was tbe
mother et Jehn M. liess, miller, of Drutnere,
tbe sister of Key. J. li, Light, et the Mew
Mennonite church, and of Mr. Jacob Light,
of this city, and tbe aunt Dr. M. L. llerr. The
luneral will take place from tbe residence et
tbe son, Jehn M. Uess, near Liberty Square,
Drutnere township, en Saturday morning at
9 o'clock, with services at the Methodist
church, Conestoga Centre, at one o'clock en
Saturday attemoen.
Arber Davy.
Te morrow afternoon, Arber Day, there
will be interesting ceremonies at the high
school. Rev. C. E. Houpt wltldeliveran ad
dress en tbe trees of tbe Mele and State Supt
Ulgbe will give a reading. There will be
vocal and Instrumental music by the boys
and girls of the school. The high school or er
cbeatra will be In attendance. Tbere will be
no planting of trees en tbe school grounds,
but each et tbe boys will plant a tree or vine,
and many of tbe girls will de tbe same.
At all tbe public schools in the city arbor
songs will be sung and In many of them
there may be mere elaborate exercises. a
in Town,
A. M. l'rey, tbe champion peel player, ar.
rived In town at 2 o'clock this alternoen, and
Is stepping at tbe City hotel.
Beb Canary, the heavy-weight pugilist, has
been in town for several days, and this after
noon he left for i'hlladelphla.
Wires Tern Down.
This afternoon a Urge tree was cut down
In Iren t of the residence of Henry Speidel,
en North Queen street above James, In fal
ling it tore down the wire of the electric
light used for lighting the city.
A Ceateitllla Bridegroom.
Miss Clara McClure, daughter of the late
Jeseph M. McClure, and William I'enneck,
of tbellrm of C. K. Pennock A- Ce., Coates
ville, were married Friday evening at the
residence of tbe bride's mother, "010 Walnut
street, Philadelphia.
The King Street Theatre.
The Walter Manlerd cempanyagaln played
"Under the Lash" In tbe King street theatre
last night. The audience was but fair in size.
This evening the bill will be changed and
"The ilreadwlnners" will be played, Intro
ducing tlie celebrated trained dogs.
Iteaetlljrliig the Ground.
The Pennsylvania railroad ceinpmy are
laying slats of sod and making beds for Dow Dew
ers en the open space Just east of Hetel Lan
caster. It will be a very pretty improvement
when finished.
Iloeght a Tract at Woodland.
J. G. Stauller, or LUzabetbtewn, has par
chased from the lleyer estate, C4 acres of
Woodland near that place, for f J 312.
ASTKICU'B UttAKB VfMUlna.
Hundreds Exsmlna a Wonderful Display el
8irlug Mlllluery, Itibbens and Metlena.
The grand opening of spring millinery,
ribbons, laces, jewelry and ether novelties
attracted last evening te Aatricb'a Palace of
Fashion, Ne. 13 East King street, a great
throng et ladles and misses and net a few
gentlemen. Tbelr store never before looked
handsomer than new and never contained
se full and varied a stock of goods in the
several departments Inte wlilcu it Is syste
matically divided. In the show window
are twenty elegant bata, trimmed in
exquisite taste, and hundreds of ether
articles scarcely lens attractive. The full
length of tbe store room en both sides pre.
sents a grand display. On the east aide are
the departments ler kid gloves, handker
chiefs nesiery, jewelry, dreas trimmings,
laces, embroideries, silks, satins, velveta'and
a thousand ether pretty things. On tbe west
aide are fancy ornaments and material for
embroidery, lans, lace goods, ladies and chil
dren's wear, infants' coats, cloaks and caps,
Aa, Aa, very prettily arranged. In the
rear or the store is a tine display of urn
brellas.
The millinery parlors are en the second
deer. Here may be seen the finest display
of trimmed and untrlmmed millinery ever
seen In Lancaster. Tbe stairway leading te
this department is very prettily decorated
with faucy articles. This evening the grand
opening terminates and regular sale will
begin te-morrow.
floods Lst llehlnd.
J ebn Clark, proprietor of the (I reat American
tea and ceOee store, Centre Square, says that
during the put two meaths several pursens
havelelt psckages lying In his store which they
can have by calling for them. 1 here are sevei al
pairs et gloves, parcels of dry goods, etc.
AiueMmsnta,
Ti CAamplen .Peel iYayfr.-lt should be
borne In mind tint this evening A. M, rrey tbe
world rouewned peel player, will give an exhi
bition in Cline's bllliutd room, en North Queen
street. There will be a large audience present.
Odd t'elleut Celebration, This evening Mon
terey Lcdrfe of Odd Fellows will celebrate their
fortieth anniversary In Pulton opera heue
There will be an addrait by Past brand Slre
James U. Nichelson, of Phllailelphia, vocal and
Instrumental mulc, Ac.
Grand Concert This evening the Yeung Peo
ple's Society el United Kflert will held a concert
aathe irirat Presbyterian church. MIsaHallla
Becbteld and Prof. W II. Hall wilt sing, and
there will be ether entertainment that a large
audienee iheuld enjoy.
jiAAir.
jlew xarm autmet,
aTaw Yeas, April 21. rieurmarket steady
Fine, n ii53 lei aDperflifV, Toaje wi j
geed te choice extra Wiislsrn,ajaAa)4 out geed
leauiejr azuasUte.ai7a4W oeBimoa togeod
waiPiffi'itata, WJiaiV, I ,
IKCI n.t Bed, Winter, atay.RXetJnne.nJNe,
suly, 91V;c.
Corn-ae. 1 mixed cash, see May. ts.'ic ;de
June, l!Wc. . . .
oat-Ke. 1 WhHa atate. KXa.e( Ne, de.
SMtNn. 3 Mixed April. .iiHc
Kye flail WnUtn, bHfxM State, BiXvVVe.
Barley nominal.
Perk dull new mess, inn) old uiem.IIS n
015 2
Lard-Mar. tT 19 1 June. IT J.T i J lily. IT f:
Molasses quiet at l'.H) for bulling sieca.
Turpentine easier t texa.
Brain dull t strained te Koed.il KXbTI SO.
Petroleum dull t Kenned. In w iXc
Freights lull grain te Aowcastle, 3d.
Butter dull I Wtrn Vtwamery. WBilet
Elgin Creamery, Ui I state dairy, ball Drain
tuns. inr--n.
Cheese steady t Western Flat, lllteigoed te
ennicaiiKni sums, nscti -se fancy unucuu
ttlSS'e; tte Factory, mine.
a s firmer i stt. 13'iei Western. 1.1I.O1TV0.
Sugar steady t Kefltiud CuUeiil, O-kU" 3 It.e I
stimulated, i it-ir.OV.c
Tallew dull i prime city. Vic
Klce nominal i Carolina, talr te geed, 903X6 903X6
Ceffeedutlt leir cargoes, l4c
nram end t'rotuiena,
Vnrnbrted by S. K. Yundt, ltreker.
Cmoiae, April 51, 1 o'clock p. in.
Whuat. Cern. Uats. 1'erk, Lard.
April ....
Mav siVi Ss5 ?; .... 7.SJ
June ts 3t, sm ... ?.ti
July ?: 4l &nf .... 7 T
August ( S 7 U
Repteinber. Mi( 3l,
Dccewbvr r;
lUsccIpls Car Lnts.
Winter Wheat ?:
Spring Wheal 2i
Cern m
Oau M
Uya
Barley
Oil City.
Crude Oil f"'i
Head.
Becclvts Uegj
Closing Prices S o'clock p. tn.
Wheat, Cern lst. l'erk. iArd.
A pi ii m, y.'c 2;v,-2if. t is
May M 1-Ni s-V, 2t) 7S 7 17
June $1 3'', ?J id 75 7 27
July MS 4in ii; .... 7 vs
August . !. 7 i!
Hepwinber ... 1 JH ....
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Cntcwgu frvMlurx Market.
CSICASO, April si. 1 p. m. Mirtet epenert.
wiicat-May.M'ic! June. i;c- July. c.
Cern -lay, 3r : .luue. ai'.u , Jiilv, la
Oats May, 54;tc i Jun, av; July, i5fc.
rerk-M y, i.m ;j
LarO-Mav, 17 15: June. ; J'K ; July. V 3
Short nibs -May, i; j ; June, 17 ?;' July,
a e turn
wteat April S3c; May, Sl'fc; June, Mci
July. ia'-'Sc
uurn aprti, 37'ie May, S.-G3Ve . June,
WKGMict Julv.tii.SUSc
Ki rni, j,,e , aiay, J-sc; June, svj ;
July.Wkfli'c
t-urk April, fje G5 :
Lard Aiirll. 7 15,
l7I7,S.Je'y.J35
Klt April, i; !V
July, 110.
May. r
May,
.1 une, I'M 75
ITS: June,
May, 17 ilH ; June, Is W i
ui stock Market.
Chicase, April JO The Dretcri' Journal re
perta: Cattl llecelpU, 7U head: shipments,
3,0)1: tnarkt tteDK: shipping ntsr, sk te
1.5H) fta., IIK03 10: stnekera and feeders, t! M
ai! row, bulls and mtxd. liwgi w; bulk,
I2&G3 10; Texatcatt'e, rJ 7301 0).
lings itevetpls, 'W'heaa: shipments, 6.(W)
head; market eik and MliO.' lever;
rough and mtxed, 15 liftAV): packing and shin
pin. 4035 70; light, ti 70(j5 U: skips. VHCt2 ''
"neep Becelpts, Tikj Bead ; shlpmeuf,
MOJ: market slew; native', W (ti k)j
Vetem, UT'GI.Vi- Teran. t! St'QICO; Uunb,
II WOS 75 , "horn sheep." I! :S J
fciST l.tsRrv. ittie bntlpu, 95 held;
shipments, 35 head : market slew ; prime. f-Sc
525, filr te geed, IITiH.il St; couirueu, ii!$
4 50; shipments te ew l erk, : cir.
Hogs Kecelpu, HOD head ; shipment 1 TOO
head : market f tlr : Philadelphia, 15 a5 ") ;
l erker. 15 R Q5 70 ; common te llKht. 15 l-.J5 50 ;
pigs Il75ti5: shlpmenta te Hew Yerk, none.
sheep tteeelpls, 1.W.0 bead ; shipments, ?,uv;
market fitr : prime, II eg se ; i Jair te itoed
M 503J 75 ; roimnen, II Mj: 5e ; lambs, 11 5v0
5 U) : eal sheep net anted.
ew Yerk stocks.
Nsw Yerk, April si, 1:30 p. m. Meney leaned
at 5Q0 per cent. Exchange steady, II -'XSIX
Governments steady. Currency 6's, II 25j bid; 4 s
Coup, II ftt bid t 4K's de, II li bid.
The stock market opened strong, and se con
tinued up te the first cajl en a moderate buy
ing. Prices at 10 3) were up ViQS per cent. But
this was lest before midday by a raid en the
Hading stocks, and at neon prices were down
te Hi per cent., with an exceptional break In
Manhattan from U'; te UC, CAUsed by selling of
long stock, the result et the defeat of the llrotiJ llretiJ
way elevated railroad bill by the IcgIIatnre. At
the present wilting the market I j steadier and
price'! show some rece ery.
b:eck maraeu.
QtiOtatlens by Beed, McUrann A Ce., bankers
Lancaster. Pa.
IW TORS LIST. II A. SI.
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Pacific MaU
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J7H)K COUNTY COMMISSIONS,
UKNKY PKACIIRAK.
et Lancaster City. Subject te the decMen el
the Democratic convention. rnarw tldAw
J7OK COUNTY COMMISSIONS!,
J. W.KKLLY,
of Marietta, Pa. Subject te the decision cf the
Oemecrutl
Contention, lour Influence nolle-tnao-tfdAw
lted.
XWK COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
SIMON L. 1IUANDT (Farmer),
Of East Denegal township. Subject te the de
cision of tbe Democratic County Conveallen.
Your Inituencercapectlully solicited,
mutfdaw
JWK COUNTY COMMISSIONEK.
SOLOMON ZEAMKK,
OfVest Hempfleld township. Subject te the
Decision of the Democratic Convention.
martldA
TOOK COUNTY COMMISSIONElt,
JACOB W. LKBEH.
Jf Kphrata township. Subject te Democratic
rules. HKirli-udAw
TWR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
A. Z IltNGWALT,
Grocer. Urst Ward, city.
bubject te Unrno Unrne
ul tfJAw
cittuu ruius.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
At the request et many friends I announce
myself as a candidate for County Commissioner.
Subject te the die Id leu of tbe Democratic
County Convention. Your tmluence respect
fully solicited. 1IENKY r.HAUTMAN.
lnmtdiw Kast Lampeter Township.
jer ceu.nry commissioner cemmissioner commissiener
eli batten,
of Upper Leacock town, hip. I announce my
self aa a candldite for county Commissioner
subject te the decision of the Democratic
llSVi? y5r0.: VS " '?." Vear nduence rospect respect
SJ.JL?'!clu,a: Wm tt CHndldate for County
CrfcnsamUatanvr belera the last convention, and at
Tm ! uic cuuteern aisinct,
tfdftw
KL1 HAITEN.
tfKW Alt VMKTIHKHICNTH.
FOR HALE-A HEAVY DRAFT MARE,
bound und wlp work anywhere Jvniti
tmeinV0 lU"Ta WAU ""U Beuth
't W.D.P1NDLKY.
-UTANTKO-Alil. KKMAL.EN, WHITE
r!ta eVciTae1.0!1 uu,p1eu"'. ' ppy
r.B.TUOUTACO'8
- sTmpleyment Office, ifiN.yueen St.
(bocend fleer.,
ANTE D-SEVERAL SERVANTS,
white or colored, and two geed cooks,
white ei colored. Apply ruEEOPCHAEOE at
. r.B.TKOUTCO.'S
Employment offles, U North Queen at,
(Saeeaa floer.j
.vj?n ad rxmrjsKMMxrs.
IARIMQ POWDER.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
TH1 pewdsr never varies. A marvel of
parity, strength and wholesomeness. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot
be sold In competition with the multitude of low
test, short welxht, alum or phosphate powders.
Held only tn cans. Kotal Uitma Pewnss Ces
106 Wall Streeu New lerk. may-R.lVdAw
VrANTKl)-A OOOl) BOY A UOCT 10 OK
TV 17 years oil at
iijifs pueTOJKAPit a ai l.Kur,
Next te the l'ef tefllce.
ltd
ITAM KD-K1NK SEWK11S TO WOKK
vv at urvssuitkiusat
ii I., nmipru-s.
apr?t-3td
Ne. 11 I utorkiigettxet.
WJ
ANTKD.
llU S-tleamen at enen en vnrv Uttem!
terms raclllllrs unsun'as.ed.
IIHUW.V 1IKOT1IKUS.
mI7-3uidAw Nureryiuen. Itechester, N. X,
Ol OgaasQ l"ilt A KINKR AND BKT
pAV,fJMf Milt CUaUPAUNK THAN
0 fle Monteballe.
AT ROHUKtl' LlQUOli STOKC,
Ne.- Centra Square, Lancaster, Pa.
THK UECt'LAK MONTHLY MEKTINO
eftheWet Knd llnlldlng and Iain Ae.
elation, will beheld at the La (ifflce of T 11.
HeUhan, eq . en SAIUKMIAY kVfcM.NO,
Al'KlL)d, at 7Wo'cleck. Meney tolean. New
series et ste.k eti'u for sutrrlptien.
C. .L1CIITY,
aprJ14td ecetary.
THK LATlTsrJCST THK THING
for business purposes Scotch Chetet
Trousers. We have them In twenty different
patterns Per weir they cannot be excelled.
i all and ee them. A lull line et scotch Cheviot
?uiun4 ut mixieraui prices.
l.OJa0TEl'-l ri V K TA1LOKINC,
Ne. J7 -North Queen Street,
Dividendetic"k.
The directors of the Katern Market Heuse
Company hatedtclartd adtvldend of four per
cent, en the capital stock, payab.e May 1, at the
clll ee of the undersigned.
KVKSI.SU MAUKl.rs.-Aftcr May 1. Satur.
day Kvenlng markets will be held at I p in.
Mills free te renter of stills ler morning mar
kets. ALLAN A. II hail, Treasnrer,
aprt'-Jtd Ne. It tast King St.
UBLIC SALE.
im raiDAY, At'UIl, 2.1S!i7, will be sold at
public sale, at Ne. 307 H est Orange Tstreet, a let
of goods, consisting of bar and office tables, car
pets, chslrs, glass and qneeniware, and every
thing pertaining te a flist-class restaurant ,Jtwe
large restaurant glasses, ene roscneod piano.
bale te commence at 1 o'clock, when terms will
be made known by
If "B.r. KOWK, Auctioneer.
ARRIVED FROM FFROPE THE
VtONDKKOt TUt WOULD.
Mme, Le Normand,
Hie Greatest Living Clairvoyant and Dectrcss.
nern with a veil, she Is the scventh'daughtcr
of a seventh daughter.
PkK sec , tl.tvand upwards. She will remain
in ths city until Mav 3.
f UttAPK UOll.L-UOOM NO. 13. al.3t
TfTILLIAM EDMONDS,
Whilenli Ijlr asl ComaUsien Mr:bist
IS ALL KI1US or
CIGARS.
Advances made en saleable goods. Office and
Salesroom,
NO. 5) D VKK STIlKKT,
aprls-Sind PrevMence, Uhede Island.
jyjNT FORGET THE ORAND EX HI-
BITION GAML OF POOL BY
A. M. FREY, Champien of the World,
At Cline's Billiard and Peel Itoems, ever Post Pest
office, lei!) (TilUKSDAJ) EV k.NING, Al'UlL
Jl, lis7, at a o'clock.
ADMIS-.IOV ,
P.KaKUVeD 3JCATS..
n ckvts.
..SecKNTd.
ap3C2td
PROPOSALS FOR SUOEINCf HORSES
ler the Fire Department or I ancasur. Pa
Sealed proposals for Shoeing Horses for the
Fire Department, for lb ensuing year, will be
received by the i Ire Committee, at the Mayer's
Office, untUTueslay, Apill , 1S57, at 1 o'clock
p. m.
The committee reserve the right te reject any
or all bids. By ei der of the Committee.
i.I.LWI-J Null, chairman.
Attest : C. r. I'jBSicur, Clerk. ajl-it
BN
GLETREE STOCK l'ARM.
Standard Bred stallions lu Service
8TOKU KINO (2161) SUO.OO
Itecerd, 4 years, i 17.
HI IlENKT(Ull) SUOOO
ir Send for New Catalogue.
DA.VLU. KNOLB,
upl 3mdAw Marietta, Pa.
RANKERS.
KUHN, LOEB&CO.,
BANKERS,
30NASSUA8T., NKV7YOUK,
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HANI
A SKLaCTlON Or CHOICE INVESTMENT
SECUUlTlaS.
Correspondence of Bankers, Brokers, and In
vestors ttellclted. febSMmdrn.ThAS
TriNCJ STREET THEATRE.
Only Performance Te-night,
"THE BREAD WINNER."
In which the popular young actor,
WALTER S. SANFORD
will appear, together with th acting
HEUOandHEC'lOH.
dogs.
PBICKS Or ADMISSION 10,20 A S) CENTS.
e-Matlnees Wednesday and Saterday. Ad-
mlsalen, l'J Lents.
Z
ARM'S CORNER,
ZAEtt'S CORKER,
LANOAilEB, PA.
llenpanel under lis Old Mantgeraent with a
M.e Aa.erted Stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
Silverware & Jewelry.
xfffcWi5irrf,h,i? ,e ''
ItepaWeg UW the ,k,lt',", ,tle ,or "lrat-Clais
ZAHM'S CORNER,
MBW ABrBtlBMMr.
ROOMS KOK ltKNT.
Mm Large and Small Koema, furnlshsd,
can be hed at
ap in lw(l
MO. W N, P1UNCK ST., CITY.
rtAMrilOH AND
1NMKCT I'OWDKK
- are rttcettnued M
are rttceanUed as tlie :neit certain pmtec
-.neil certain protec pretec
standard quality of
lives against Meth.
i anlnst Meth. A atanaaKl nuall
either for sale at
UUBLBT'S mtuu STlllta.
West Kln Street
OHHALKOU HKNT-HKICK MTA11M'.
andlet, Ui'Wfwl, en Chtlatlsn street, tw
tween Kast KIiik and orange streets. Can lie
eauy cnanea into a maciiine snep or ware
home. Kasy terms. II. C. lIUtlHaKKH,
alutld attorney al-Law.
INSTALM12NT DKAI.KKiTwiI.l KIND
Just what they need. A full line of Instal
ment lioeds told only te the Instalment Trade
by addressing
1NSTAL.MKNTUKA1.KUS SUPPLY CO.
aptW-8mdTu.Th.tS Krle, Pa.
1 OTkr. KKWAKD.
PA.fJKJJ Fer any com et Kidney Tmu.
Plea, Nervous Debility. Mental and Physical
Weakness that IIOTANIO NKKVK II1TTKK9
tells te cure. Beld by dniffliM, se cents.
lllBII MK1. CO.,
Me. U M. Uth St., Phlla. Pa,
jar ctrenlers m. novat-lvsedAw
pUl'LHY it UOAKDMAN.
DKALKIHI.N ALL KINDS Or
FAMILY COAL.
orrtCE-Xe !7 Centre Square
1 AUU-Ne. 354 Miulfc, Water street-
al0-7tU
LKV
AN'S KL.OUK.
Levan's Fleur
THQ BEST.
Il.TliAS
Cl'KINU, 1SS7
A New Departure ler Lancaster In rine Tab
ertng. Importing direct ftem the twst makers
et Pine Woellens. 1 havsiuatrvcelved through
the llo.ten custom house, a large Invoice of my
own Importation of
SUITING, SPUINO OVntCOATINU AND
THOUSKUIMI.
The like of which, for stjle and nuallty.has
never been equaled lu this city, and cannot be
surpassed.
A special Invitation Is herrby extesded te alt
tn want of fprlng Garments te call early and
secure Cholce Pattern Workmanship the Tery
best and prices lower than ever.
II ORKHAKT,
marJ7.1ydll Ne. M North lluecn streeL
riRANDKAllt
EXCELSIOR HALL
ur
Blue Gress Cemmandery, Ne, 5,
KNIQHT3 Or THK GOLDEN HDDS,
Beginning S ATI It t A Y. APKI L 9th and Centln.
ulug Until Tlll'ltMiAt. Al'ttll.
21(1, Inclusive,
Each
chance
purchaser of a ticket Is entitled te a
In a A LI A 111. K H11ITE ASH BaD-
KOOM SUITE,
TIOKET3,
a-A Hand of Musi:
every evening
10 OBMTa
will be In
attendance
apt lltdtt
This Space Keieried
ret-
HEINITSH'Sl
FurDitsre Dfpjt,
27 A -9 S. (Juccii St ,
LisrtsTSK, Pa.
TKAH A Mil curmtH.
TflGURK IT OUT FOR YOURSKl.l'!
CLARK'S
American Tea, Glee and Grocery Stere,
NO. 16 CENTRE SQUARE.
Buy their sroeds at bottom nuhnrin. hlrk
net only means lowest buylnir prices, but ale
discounts off, when pus In
enables us te sell our pone
is I ni; ana selling for cash
goods as low aa any ether
house In town delnif business In the same way,
and lower than these buying and selling en
time.
Just arrived, another let of these 1'reUeletU :
they are exeellent. Full Line of Clean, Fresh
(Groceries, no old sieaa at give away prices.
Fine Teaa and Coffees a Specialty at Ne. JH Cen
tre Square.
lnariMfdAw JOHN A. CLARK.
JTKVVaOODS. "
JUST RECEIVED
Nl.'ffTOOODS PROM
VoUbaen, Hioje ud Tokie, Japie.
FULL LINE OF
Fins,
Parasols, Baskets, Screll,
IN VERY PRETTY DKsIGNS.
These goeda are told or given away with Teaa
or Coffees,
AT CLARKE'S
Wholesale and Retail
Original Tea and Coffee Stere,
NO.B2WL5T KING STREET.
rTelephene.
VLVM11IXU.
F
LINN ft BRKNEMAN.
HYDRANTS PUT IN, UAS AND WATER
PIPES BUN AT LOW PRICES BY
FLINN & BRHNBMAN.
O IS FIXTURES AT GREAT UABOAINS.
FLINN & BRBNBatAN.
ONE 1II0U9AND YARDS Or FLOOR OIL
CLOTH, at 25C ft 30c, worth tCc. ft 60c.
ONE HUNDRED DOZEN I1ROOMS at ISC.,
worth 20c,
FLINN & BBBNHMA.N.
TKNUEOiS POCKET KNIVES, worth J5c. and
0e,, telling st JSc.
FLINN As BRBNUMaVN.
11A1IY CARU1AGE9, VKLOCIPKDB9 AND
EXPRESS WAGONS at Lew Prices.
FLINN i BRENEMAN,
BREAT
Heuse Furnishing 8ter;
Ne. 162 North Qome Btntt,
LJJIOAJtaUl VsV
r alack or rAiuue.y.
ASTRICH'S
Palace ei Fashion,
13 BABT K1NQ 8TRBBT.
)dimg tmmm
lllitU vl U 11 1 L VI
Wednesday,
APRIL 20.
IN KVrKNllIMl A MOST COKDtAL INVI.
TATION TO UKSIDK.NM AND NOM-UIHl
DE.vra or lancateu and adjacbnt
CIT1KS, 10WN8, Etc., 10 ATTEND OUU
ANNUAL SI'lltNU Ol'KNIMl, WE DO 90
WITH MOIIEIIIAN
ORDINARY CONFIDENCE
THAT A VISIT WILL PULLT lll'.WAKD AN
ATTENDANCE. THK DHPl.Ai, WE rHKI.
ASsUlttD, WILL SI' It PASS ANY Ol'KNIMl
DHPLAY THAT HAS BKEN MADE BY AN Y
HOUSE IS THIS CITY. OUU PllOMlSK.s MAY
APPKAIt KXTKAVAUANT, BUT IN CUNNKC
TION Willi THE PIIE3ENT DISPLAY WP.
FKKL CONFIDENT THAT 1IIK WILL
MBASUUE UP TO THK FULLKsT EXPEC
TATIONS. OUU
MILLINERY PARLOR,
LOCATED ON Sl.COND I LOO It, AND E V
TKNDl.Nt, TO THE KULL LRNUTH Or ISO
FEKI, WILL CONT.UN A DISPLAY OF
Trimmed Millinery
NUMIIBIIINU OVKIt SOO TIIIMMID HATS
AND 1IONNKTS IN DirPKUKST SHAPI.4,
DtrrEUENTLY TU1MMLD, AM) ALL Of
irraitKNT dkuukks or kcellknck.
Olli DISPLAY or
Spring Novelties
Fer-
MILLINERY TRIMMING.
-ALSO.
RIBBONS
MILL BE THE MOST llEAUllFUL KVEH
BhK.V ANY WHEUE.
ON OUU O HOUND KLUOItWE WILL DIS
PLAY THE NEWEST I1UNOSI1 THE WAY
OP DUE9S TRIMMINGS, BUllO.NS, LACKS,
KID ULOVES, AND rA.NCY 0001)3 IN
OKNERAL. TAKING IT ALL IN ALL WE
PROMISE TO THOSK OP OUU PATONS
WHO WILL PAVOU Li WITH TIIIIU
PRESENCE".! HARK THEAT." SUCH AS
THEY DO NOT eriEN RECEIVE IN Tllll
CITY.
Hi!" boons.
J.
H. UIVI.HR A CO.
UEW CABPETS.
RODY HRUSKl.s. TAPESTRY
URUSSEL8.
EPTRA SUPER ALL-WOOL AND
INGRAIN.
VENETIAN AND DAMASK. HALL
AND STAIR. ISC. up tot 5c.
HOME-MADE RAO AND CHAIN
CARPET.
New Fleer Oil Cleths
At the Lewest Prices Ever Offered In
this City.
JohnS.Givler&Ce.,
Ne. 25 Bast King Street,
LANCASTER, PA
N
KW YORK HTORB.
New Spring Hosiery.
WATT & SHAND,
6, 8 & 10 BAST KLNQ ST.,
LANCASTER, PA ,
New Offer a Full Assortment of Ladles', Gents'
and children's
HOSIERY I
In All Sizes and Qualities at Popular Prices.
Children's Fancy Hese, all sires, Se a pslr.
Misses' Blaca Ingrain llase.Hc., loe. audUXc
a pair.
Fllty Dezen Mlises lilacs: Ribbed Ueae, doa
ble heels ud tees, only UXe. it pair.
Misses' Imported German Unas, Blates and
Tans, full regular made, UXc a pair Imported
tosellatZSe.
Misses' Ingrain Black Hese, whlte feet, at ISe ,
17e , tee , SBa, Zie. and 7He.;
Chnbe assortment of Lallea' lllsck and Cel
ered Hese, at Se., tie , se , lea and HH I,alr-
Anether fifty dtten of our famous Ladles'
German Palbilggan Ueae, full regular made, at
UXcapatr.
Ladles' and flents' Balbrlggan Hosiery of the
bast suandard makes at very tow prleet.
Ladles' Fast Black Hese, with or without
white leet, 250 a pair. I
Ladles' Blaek Lisle Ueae, 50c. a pair,
Ladles' Black and Colored
BILK HOJIBR7, 75 Oente a Pair.
everything New and Desirable In HOSIERY at
tbe Lewest City Prices,
-AT TBI-
New Yerk Stere.!
W
air en
B
OSTON 8TOKK.
Grand Opening
-0K-
LIGHT-WEIGHT
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dress Goods
-AT THE-
BOSTON STORE
(DRY (iOODS AUTHORITY,)
NM.2G&28 North Qneea St.
(Belwesn Posteffico and Centre Squira )
-ON-;
Saturday and Monday,
APRIL 16 A 18.
Hitch a Collection et Seasonable Dress Uoeda has
Never bvu shown In Ud elty. We will
show everything
THAT IS NEW AND PRETTY,
It will de you geed te sen these goods, even If
oudeuot wish te buy.
WE WANT TO SHOW YOU THESE GOODS
And will spare no effort te convince you that
our Styles and Prices are Unequalled.
Fancy Colored Plunhes, Satins and Plash Or
namnnts for Fancy vt'eik, a specialty, at our
OriKlnal Lew Prices.
Stamm Bres. & Ge.
H
AOKR.v. HKOTUF.lt.
Moths !
This ti the season for packing;
Woolens and Furs for the Summer.
away
Carbelized Paper
will secure against Usf ravages of Moths.
Brush euter bettnell thoartlete te be
packed away, and a wrapper of Carbo Carbe
lized Paper will make secure.
Carpets can bn protected by a atrip of
same nnder outer edge.
IS and ! Inches wide, 5 and 10 yard
lengths.
HA6ER & BROTHER,
DRY GOODS,
lS'es. 25-28 West King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
sp
RINO DRESS GOODS.
&
33 and 35 Seuth Queen Street.
(OI'P. FOUNTAIN INN,)
ARE OPENING TO DAY', LARGK LOTS OF
Spring Dress Goods
In the New and Desirable Shades.
One Let of Cashmeres at Se. per yard.
An Elegant Line of Diagonal Effects at 10c.
and i Hc. per yard. At 'J&c. we ahew an elegant
assortment.
We hive the best line of AIL Weel Tt loots, tn
Plate. Mixed or Plaid affects, at tee. a yard, In
this city.
Special Bargains
-IK-
REMNANTS!
OPENED THIS DAY.
One cats Wamiutta Muslin Remnants at 8Ue
per yard Alse M and e-1 HUached Pillow
Case Muslins. ana KM Bleached Sheeting Muslin
at less than coat of manufacture.
The great demand for our Carpets, oil Cleths
and reatbers, Is owing te enr pi Ices being the-
33 aid 35 Beatk ;Jneei Street,
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