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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELUGENCER, SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1887.
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I BH7 wtn pUtsftl prirately d ur
DilHf MM) UMTBOOa IM KbOOl
I Iktir axweteM. About 112
i wan BtaMM by Uw different
l M aiaMat ararr atnat In town. The
kallkaaiwara planted en Locust Wal
Varaa Baeeael Hd Third streets. Tee
1 aaoeBdanr wara aaalned te
Metlea. The oelored achoele
1 law la Ua aehoet yard and one In
I at tka Ml. Zlea A. M. K. church. In
aaa aokeol roenw. from liae te 2:30
ptfwattk. vary appropriate exereteae were held,
palaiHO'alafli,raellatleB, ate. After
Bw.aoadaakmetthoeeexerclaea the pupUe
I te the places aaMcsea tuem.
I ta lea Bigs school were net
lanuoaeraraa hour, but reflected
atadM -pem these who participated.
prociematiea waa reaa ty
I seec, "Woedtnan.Spare That
, aaboel: The Effect Upen the Climate
'af'tfca Wanton Destruction of Tree" wu
araudwcaiaea ey tuny zamer,t ier wise,
'May May, Albert Bnavely, Harry Hyde,
I Hlnkie, LUlMSIaat, Haggle McManus,
-MoCnlleugh and Edward Hbemler ;
'a "Fereat Hymn" wm recited by
r Wllaen: Frofeaaer Heffman portrayed
I Meet Upen a Country of the Unrestrict-
A Aaa4tfl4t nff 1S tf Mil timA mnnnm - -
'sat mttar demolition of natlena. Alter the
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! r'aaanlmlnn of the exerclaea the pupils pre-
,aaaded te Eighth and Locust streets where
' :-t atx tree were planted In a aklllful manner,
iJf .iVahaa Uluatratlna: that they were net devoid
rt aiWvAalAilM vhtnh la tint- AniwmiMHul ftv
w their books.
;t: -.t The exerclaea In the grammar schools,
s1 "(W.. ifla Anna Browne nrinclrjal. and Misses
pti- r . . : : r . . .
f s, auma it ttonreeaer ana lore rreutz assist.
i. sat were held at 130 o'clock. They were
K about one hour's duration, and of a very in-
tareatlng character. The following pre
irs raiding of the governor's proclamation, Jehn
H Frank ; recuauen, "reresi song," i-.uwoea
Cooper; laatena from history, Palestine,
Kata Oruger; Spain, Emma lleldler:
(Italy. Minnie Renter; Germany,
Minnie Greer, and United States,
Xlisie Velght ; reclUUen, Maple Tree,"
Gertrude Goodwin; reading, "Story or the
Beng," Bailie Mailer ; song, Weedman,
Spare That Tree," school ; assay, Why We
Celebrate Arber Day." Nellie Patten ; lessens
rreaa nature; B. Class, Bessie Fitzgerald,
Branar Hershey, Nettle ldnee weaver, Frank
Shear! ; aoeg, "Swinging 'Neath the Old
Apple Tree," school; lameua trees in history,
C. class, Clara Evens, Grace Jackser,
Annie Y eager, Frank Febea, Deery Stlteler ;
raeltatlSn " Weedman and the Tree," Jeseph
Hele ; song America, " acboel ; sddress by
JUr. Wm. P. Evan, who gave a vary prac
Meal talk en tree planting. After the con
clusion of the exerclaea the pupils preceded
te North Eighth and Walnut street, above
Seventh, where several trees were planted.
A Lutheran Society Meats.
The "Yeung People's association of the
Second street Lutheran church rjcJd a meet
tsg last evening at tha.x9BAfiaiee of Mrs. A.
SSJ,,, 5SJIV-Ina following pregramme
" sfjgglfWf ilesdlng, Percy Wilsen ; vocal
duet, Mlsa May Richard! and Kdward
Sbemler; reading, Harry Zeamer; recitation,
H. Dickinsen ; instrumental aole, Abby
Powell; debate, "Resolved that capital
punishment should be abollshed,"tllrmatlen
A. R. Burkbelder and Kmlly Wilsen ; nega
tive, Kev. Wm. P. Evana and Lizzie Hlukle ;
recitation, Kallle Mullen; reading, Elsie
Vheneger , referred question, " Which Is
the eldest college in the United States? f
Charles Helllnger; instrumental aole, Cyrus
Strlckler ; charade, Alies Penee ; referred
, queatlen " What Is the object et Arber Day,
and what is the chief objects of trees T"
Charles Deetem ; sentiment roll, members ;
charade, Jennie Smith.
Rev. C. D. Rlshel, pastor of the Church of
Ged, will preach en Sunday morning en the
aubjecf, The Perseverance of the Saints ;"
the evening subject will be " What te De
With Jesus."
A society for Christian endeavor will be
organized tbia evening in the Presbyterian
church.
Town Metes.
' The membership of the Columbia Mioener.
oher has been Increased eight members,
snaking the total eighty-five.
8. B. Clepper, commander of (Jen. Welsh
Pest, Ne. 118, G. A. K., has announced the
committees ler Memerial day.
The Melville Sisters' Dramatic company
presented " Separation " In tbe opera beuse
last night te a geed audience In a tine man
ner. Ticketa were distributed te tbe ptr ptr ptr
Boes present te vote for tbe uemeliett mm
la tbe audience. Tbe result was announced
at the cleae el tbe performance and tbe prize,
a etlk bat and a dude cane, was awarded te
Albert Pancake, who received twenty live
, Tetea. " The Salamander " will be the play
for le-nlgbt.
Mrs. Geerge Crane and Miss Katie Uesaler
are visiting friends in Brooklyn.
At a meeting of tbe LandlsvilleCampmeet.
leg association Mr. E. Hershey, of town,
latlgned as superintendent of the grounds
Mr. Henry Shubert, of Lancaster, was elected
te the place. Tbe campineellng y, 111 be held
commencing July '.M.
MAT11HI BUUUK TMUUT.
Tk Proprlfter of UeUl Lancaster Eutertalns
a Mumbsr el Bl Friends.
C. O. McMlllen, proprietor or tbe new and
elegant Hetel Lancaster, adjolnleg tbe Penn
sylvania railroad passenger statldn, enter
talned some or his frienda and el tbe promi
nent citizens et bl home, with a most de
lightful supper of brook trout last evening
Congressman Ulestand occupied the aeat at
one end of tbe table, spread in tbe large
front dining room and ladles' parlor of tbe
new hostelry ; and Mayer Morten sat at the
ether end. Among ethers present were
Editor Gelst, of tbe Nete Era ; S. 8. Spencer,
of the Conestego cotton mills ; Protbenotary
Jehn D.Bklles; President Jehn B. Illtneref
tbe Fulton National bank ; Kx-State Huperin
teadent J. P. Wickersham ; Messrs. II.
' Banmaardner and Jehn Keller ; Counsellers
J, L. Bteinmetz and W. U. llensel and tbe
beat himself, the embodiment el hospitality
'aad oeurteay.
Tbe fellow menu was served :
Oysters en Hair Shell,
, Turtle beup.
Mountain Trnnt.
Chicken fJrennaltefl. with Pau
?fe Chicken balad. . . Lebster Salad
i rencn earatnes.
TanUlalce. cakes Asserted.
Mutt. Fruit. aalslns,
R ea. venee.
M,; tm vuume waa or the higher order, at-
?;;AaaKiaf the exeellenca of Mr. McMlllen'a
mmm t auari tlia flmvnlne rlliih nf (ha .vinln.
BAKji ,fist inns mw v.ju waivia ut iue lursui
'if bewb ireen asa strong irem me oeaun eeaun
; -ml aprlng at Mr. MeMUIen'a old home,
V,YfweBiBj aueiwa ine nigneai oommenaa eommenaa oemmenaa
':tyttm They were indeed a novelty in Lan.
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fj:-7 -raai wmiaaHai mtuifi m innmnin lniiwra nn nr
tf".c".TwJ.T"j ...i Trz :rrr ..
;::BBf stw imuiuBK sail sta una appuiuuueuia.
i fjVjTaaa paasuiwu w garret 11 ta nniaeea wim
sasj aaa us anna cuipaiaBt j saw earpeta,
rtemamitmr. fvlaaa. allvar. Ahlnatrarl llnatn , mnti
K-amttmu liaattena wara drank "te the man
Jria kawwa bow te build a hotel, and te tbe
WM aiewi bow te keep a Betai."
r Ktakadayaaaaraa.
iWllltaaa Leenard, fcoraeahear at Nelty'a
kawaa Waat Oraacaatraat, waa kicked and
Mly avslaatt by a aaaiw wkiefc ba waa ear.
taraaaM. tu h pretty badly
iBpbytkaaaatdaait.
mam mmr. . . m. bebbimb
AfanserMaeasasr atfeaallst raster saadsnly
Birtcksa M Askarf trk.
The Rsv. Dr. J. B. Djbblas, pster of ttie
Twentieth Street Methodist Rplsceptl church
of Philadelphia, and a member of the Oee.n
Greve Catnpmeetlng association, dropped
dead at the railway station at Asbury I'ark.N.
J., Friday alternoen. He bad been visiting
frienda at Ocean Greve and gene te the
station te take a train for New erk. where
hi wife la visiting. On reaching the sutlen
about 1:15 p. m. he took aseat, but in a lew
minutes rail heavily te the fleer. Dr. S.wtiel
Jehnsen, who was Immediately summnneil,
found that Dr. Debbins was dead. Ileatb
waa caused by apoplexy. IT. Debbins was
sixty-eight years old.
Dr. Debbins wsa pastor of tbe Duke street
church, Lancaster, from tbe spring of 1ST te
the spring of 1S77. He was a popular
preacher of grest learning and a man or great
dignity of character. He waa a widower with
two unmarried daughters and while pastor
of the Duke street church uiarrlM a second
wife,. Miss Bruner, or Columbia, who sur
vives him.
Dr. Debbins with bis wile left hi home at
152) North Twentieth Street, Philadelphia,
en Tuendsy te visit relatives la New Yerk.
He expected te be absent a week and
bad arranged te have bis pulpit sup
piled en Sunday by another preacher,
lie owns a cottage at Asbury Park
which he usually rents out duting the
summer, and bad undoubtedly gene te that
place irem New Yerk ler this purpose, and
was about te return when death overtook
him. Dr. Debbins wu one or tbe ablest
preachers in tbe Philadelphia conference, tie
was a native of New Jersey and served many
years as preacher and presiding elder hi tbe
New Jersey conference.
Mr. EllJ Kerloet.
Mrs. Kllrs Kerfoot, relict of tbe lste Dr.
Geerge B. Kerfoot, died this morning of
pneumonia, at her late residence, Ne. 3e3
North Queen street, aged S3 years.
Mrs. Kerfoot was the eldest child of Mr.
Rebert Keed, a native or Londonderry, Ire
land, who came te America In 17iy, and set
tled In Lancaster. Mrs. Kerfoot was born In
this city In 1S)4, and lived here during
her long and useful life, a great portion
or which was passed In the Kerfoot home
stead, a three-story building adjoining the
Intkluukscki; offlce en Seuth Quen
street
Mrs. Kerfoot was as widely known snd as
blgbly esteemed as any lady In Lancaster.
She was a most pleasant and genial woman,
whexe features were never darkened by an
expression of anger or discomfort, and
whose temper was never ruMsd bypassing
annoyances. She was a true Christian woman,
ter halt a century a member of tbe Duke
street Methodist Episcopal church and from
the time of tbe organization of the Dorcas
society was one of its Ulthtul workers and
liberal supporters, as also of the Y. M. C. A.
Mrs. Kerfoot leaves live children : Geerge
B, a merchant In Philadelphia ; William 1).,
in tbe real estate business In Chicago ; Miss
Louisa and Mrs. I). G. Ksubach at borne,
and Mrs. llervey N. Hurst, cf 'J! Sblppen
street Her sons bearing cf her illness
hastened te her bedside a few days age, and
as she appeared te be improving in health
left for their homes Geerge about a week
age and William en Friday morning.
Death el Iuac Zimmerman.
Isaac Zimmerman, who for; the past twenty,
tire years has been farmer et tbe large county
property, at the almshouse, died this morn
ing at 2 o'clock. He bad been sick et pneu
monia for about six weeks. Deceased came
originally from Scbeeneck and after serving
one year as tbe county taruier was re elected
by peer beard year alter year up te tbe time
of bis death. He was one el tbe bwt el far
mers and geed cllizans In every respect He
was a member et the Mennenitechuri'li. ml
besides a wife leaves tnroe married daughters
and two single sons and a daughter. He was
about VS years of age.
A Freight Wrrck
A wreck occurred at Hillsdale, above
Conewago, en the Pennsylvania railroad, last
night about 11:30. A coupling no a fast local
freight broke and three or four cars were
badly broken. Tee track was blocked and
travel delayed for some time.
Tub financial statement ettha Kqultuble I He
Assurance Society, recently pulilNheJ, thened
that en the 1st of Jamnry lat the ceuipiny had
become one otthe laigest and ttroageil lntltn lntltn
tntlens of lta kind In the world. 1 s progress
during the first quarter of the present car his
been unparalleled and It new reports entttand.
lng Insurance of $3U,uO("i, and an Increase of
7,UUP.(M In new business for iLr, ijiurturever
the corresponding quarter of last ear. It
wrote 1111,0 u.iuuef new Insurance last year, and
at the present rate el Improvement It win write
during the present jear llio.ijue.ofn. .Vru' l'erk
Timtt.
for Insurance or Investment, uddrets the
agent, Mr. J. L Butler, gluteus Heuse, Lancas
ter. M&HHtur.
Hew vara ntrim
Yerk. April . YUnxr market steady
June, i'J
OutNe. l white sute. rsv,f3a
Vic ; Nn. 2 Mixed April, 3IKc ; lit),
ej?t; rvi;uipu, .','uJi inipuieuis .u.
aye dull ; Western, &btv , auto, SIXQVhz.
Barley nominal.
Perk dull i new mess, lis ou; old lmws, lis ue
lATd Mav, 17 41 ; June. 17 H , July, 17 .VI
Molasses linn at ISjfc for boiling aloes.
Turpentine firm at 403.
Koeln dull ; strained te geed, II I7HOI 30.
Petroleum dull t Berlned, In casen. bkr
Butter dull i WHstern Cuwmwry. Jiflile-,
Elgin Cmamery, ilQiie ; state dairy, ball nrkln
tubs. lQ?ic
Cheese steady i Western riat llOIAMe: geed te
choice light Bklms, llXQUXc rancy White, 1SU
ttlSc; state ractery, 1Q14C
IggsllrinerttUiia). 134c; Western. 13c.
Sugar steady : Kenriml Cutleat, tiui 3 16c :
braiuilatiMl, 5 ll.lC(-,;c. '
Tallew dull -. prime city, 3!(c.
Ulce nnmlual ; Carolina, fair te geed, 343JKC.
Cnrran tlrin lair rargena, it.'ie
frelgbudull; grain te l.elth, !!.
nraiu and itotihieih.
rnrnlsbed by S. K. Vundt, Uieter.
Cuioaeo, April 1, 1 o'clock p. m.
Wheat Cern. Oat. Perk. Lard.
April
May SHi S.K iX .... 7 11
June N'i! 40'? ;.. . . 7 j
July W 412 70
August fljj 737
September. Sli t3
Dtcembur B4i
KucelpU CarLni.
Winter Wheat
Spring Wheat j;e
Cern 1 4
Oats w
Sy
Barley
Oil City.
Crude Oil (3
Head,
tteoetpu-llegs ti.tne
Cleulng Prles-2 o'clock p. m
Wheat Cera OatB. Perk. Lard.
tU -.'K Utii 27Ji2lW 710
June i 4e(J ,,$ M JS 7 ve
July 8! 41 iwjj .... 7 Jj
August eiJ 4!'? ..' .... 7
eeptember Q jjC .... ' "
December elK .. ....
Oil City. n
cmdeetl raj.
Obleage rrudeee BUrkM.
uaioAee. apni -J, 1
w neat stay, etc
Cern stay, i-iii
uaia-nay, s?e 1 June, irie July, tJA,
Lard-May, 17111 June, 7'J)j July. 7.
Bhert Hlbs-ilay, 7 J7H t June,7l4i July,
otvesiaa.
reeat-pril,83J0 May, BIKct June, tsle
July, trjKc
corn prll. Wci May, 3niB3i4-c. June.
IKciJuIy.llJCOtUic 7 ue
eat April, tiii t May, fcc 1 June, ?&ic 1
July, ttyle.
Perk-April, 30 M 1 May.r73t Juue,J0 75.
Ird-Aprtl, (7 10; May, I7 1iii June,
7XOJuly,i7!t7W.
klb-aprll, 77iXt May, ir77Hl June, 17 W
Juiy, asw,
Live ateca; aura.
Caioase, April 21 Ta Drevcrt ' Journal re-
Bertai Cat
wws- iwieaipia, nwaw 1 xupmenir,
3,000 1 markat ttreag 1
K I sajpiHiia; sMjars, seu ut
looker and feeder. SI 90
iuisa, ssvas
M U0 new, bull
00. oew. bell and mixed, J00J 00 j bulk,
H 70U 10 1 Texas cattle, ta 40.
Mega Keeatpta, l,ew bead; ehipBteate, ,0W
NSW
nit?. . -ui w: euiH-riuin. ft mi u
tefancv extra stie.ai7.)auu-. ruiinnenini. !!a"'I! ?'r,?"'2
extra Western. U 'XQ 1 us." itaentT a
Wheat-Ne. 1 ned SUlte 'i7ci Ne. I de. Llrled mwl "i'n'r
9lc; .i ttcd. Winter. lay r:r; June. Wic. t"ea V or
juiv.99iKct receipts, s,aj tms, th puieuu, turn .Heerti J.-.;;."".;".'.;"."...:'.;;...:;::"::
"inrri Hn 1 tnlTnrt rABh. .M , . Sta.. Kiln . .lrt 1 erk V a. lt
receipts, 4,'JAI uui, hhlpments. ...... ........
3H' ' June,
sanea lower I
rough and mixed, (5 oeajs w
km and shln-
pine, as jj9 t iigni, w
tk!P.MPea)t.
Rheep Heeeti
lints. STOO lieadl hlr"nenu.
t.wut market stead; I native. T i
Western, 1.1 t03 70 1 Texann. n hj ju 1 uuuds,
4 t9.i t shorn s&eep.lW X w.
Kiev LUBaw.-CatUe-lteeelpte. headt
shipments, none t market steady i prime. NI
n as i r ilr te Heed, W nt M I comtue. t tftf
ISO! shipment te Nnw i erk, none.
Hotfi-Hreeipt. IWU head i thtpmenU 4,Trtl
head i market firm i ,rhlldIphla, as neeV wi
Yorkers. 1 4OJ -: common te light H ine)5 a i
nlirs ti;sf3n; thlpmenute Hern Yerk, IS rats
Sheep-Receipt. U hmd t shipments, !Si
msrkpt steady I ptluie. f oeejfS) t llr te geed
1 IXH9) 7i rotmnen, 11 Mitt : ; lambs, H Seaj
IWl wool tliiH-p net wanted.
m
9w Vera ateca.
Maw Yebb, April it, 1:30 p. m. Meney leaned
at Spercent. Kxdbange steady, l WHdt sK sK sK
UovernmenU steady. Currency 6', II 2it.bld;'
Coap, tu SUM bid t 4H's de, II PA bid.
The stock market opened trreiiutar, but In
most caes prices showed slight Indvancra, but
before ttie ttrst call a gtMierut dccltne of H te H
percent. tMk plice. JTtits w wholly recovered
litter en under the leadership or Union 1'acltlc
and Delaware, Lackawanna A Western, both of
which were freely bought Since (midday, hew
ever, an unsettled feeling has prevailed and
prices at the present writing are dull and lrrvg;
ularly changed from these et last night
Bteca Marasta.
VJuotatlens by iieed, McUrann A Ce., bankers
Lancaster, in.
nsw TORS LIST.
Canada Pacific
11 A. I
Sr. m
MS
6V.
CC.U.11.,
Colerado Ceal
Central Pac
Canada Southern
CM. St. L. A l'gh
Den. A Kle. U
1XU.L.A W
ne
Brie, 2nd
Jer. C....................I
K.A T
Leu.A N
L. Shere
MlcruCen
Heck Valley
Missouri 1'm.lfle
H.V
N.l'. frcf
N. West
N.Y. C
kast Tennessee C
Umaha
Oregon Transportation.,
Ontario A W
Pacific Mall
Utchmend Terminal
St Paul
Tex. Pac
Union Pae
Wabash Cem
Wabash Pref
Western U
West Shere Uends
Mew Bngland
raiLADStrau. list.
Leh. Val
B.M. Y.APhUa
Pa.lt U-
Heading
Leh. av
lies tenv. Pass
P.A K
N Cent
Peeples Pass
Udg. (ien'ls
(Ml
Phlla. Traction
Market slew aaa
4 4I.S 41S
4D
SIX MS eiS
i!" si" a5
13S 13S 153
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at s".i 5ii
6iw bi, 62
ik sin. ac,
35"? 3JW 3S
TtN 77 TbX
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103
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lluuseheld Market
DilRT.
Creamery Butter IVfJc
HntterV A i-Kjiec
Dutch Cheese V lump MjlOc
recLTRT.
Spring Chickens V pair II
cnlcKens y rati" (lle) JOtJ'Siic
Chickens Y piece (clonned) lij3ec
MUCXLLASSOUS.
Apple llntter 1 ql lc
Kggs fdez Ibl7c
iluney ) A c
tardV & '.10c
CldHrVgal 30c
Sauer Kraut ) qt Ac
Walnuts per X pk c
FBCITS.
Apples V H pk flic
lunanast) dez..
iHtSe
Coceanuu. each ,
..5J10C
.i ttxc
30C
15C
.00073:
Lemens V dez
Oranges fi
dez..,
U'hltH (irape V &
Crauberites f) qt
strawberries V box
VXCLSTABLKS.
Cabbage, head 2tVc
U-ets,l bnnch S2c
Sweet Potatoes ft Kpk leQ-Jilc
Turnips, V H pk mine
PetatnesV H pk Sf lc
New Potatoes yi K pa j;ec
onions, r1 Hpk 310
New Onions, V bnnch Sc
llend alad, V) head Qi
lladtshus t liunch ie
Carrots. Vt bunch .Sc
Celery, f) bunch loe
Heminy, V qt 15c
Cucumbers, each ISc
Tomatoes Y quart Sue
VLOUB ASO 8RA1S.
rieur bbl is.10
fancy Keller Fleur iSte
Wheat JV:
OaU HltX
Cern (shelled) SSc
Cern, X pk 43iuc
Kve SSO'iitc
Buckwheat per ft .Sc
l'leur per quarter ... i (J75c
UKASSXS.
Hay ten I1J01S
Clevered W bus l-VOjts.ri
Timethy ybus r.'.-eli.V)
Herd Unus bus 1,V)
Orchard Urass f) bus tLli
Mixed Lawn Urves Vbus H.UI
Hungarian Urass V bus ll.te
Strawy ten II:
Jlaxsuud)) bus t'-2
fish.
Haddock ft ft 10c
bmelu W ft like
Cattish ft ISc
White (IshK ft loe
fresh Herring fl dez oemc
Shad (tuch) iicftfjOG
stake Ced,ft UJic
Halibut lie
.Neva Scotia Herring, Y a loc
falmeu He
Keck, ft 15Q-JW
Pike. Y "lie
Perch 10c
Oysters, Y IW OcQH
SATS.
Lamb ft Hfllc
Mutten Y ft, Sli.c
Veal Y lOrllrc
lieefV ft riJlGc
BauuguVlft lualic
ruuuintr Y ... 100
134JIRC
C
13C
10c
2c
ICO
10111
RKLKJIOUH HEKVIOKS WILL UK
held In the following churches en Sunday,
In the morning at lu-Ju, In the evening at 7.15.
Sunday school at 1-43 a.m. When the hour Is
different It Is specially neted:
Uracb Lcthkrak. Cerner of North Queen
and James street lie v. C. Klvln lleupt, patter.
Preaching ut 10 30 a.m. and 7 Up. in. Sunday
school at 1 p. m.
Strawberrt Strsct African M. K. church.
Preaching at 10H a. m. and 7 p. m. by the pastor.
W. W. Grimes.
Prksbytkriaii Memerial CnracH, SeuthQueen
street. Services by the pister at the usual
hours. All are welcome.
Christ Lcthkhas Chcrch West King street,
E. L. Heed, panter. 1)1 vine services at lir.JUix. m.
and 715 p.m. bundaysuhoel at 1:(5 a. rn.
Derwart Strut Mission Sundsy school will
he open every Sunday afternoon at 1.45 p. m.,
sharp.
CHCRCH or Goe-Corner of Prince and Orange.
PreRLhitig at luj) a. m. and 7 p. m. by the pastor,
faabbath school at 1:45 p. m.
Ssxdnu EVAxaxucAL ( Kngllsh ), en Mulberry
street, abeve Orange Preaching at 10-JUa.m.
and 7.14 p. in. by the pastor, bunday school at 2
p. in.
elivet lUtriBT Ciicrcu. Y. M. C. A. Moernj,
Preaching at P:3)a. in. and 7:15 p. m, Bunday
sct.001 at 1:45 p. m.
KnutT Haitist. Services at the regular hours
illuming auuuveuiug. rreucning uy tne pastor.
liuv. j. . r-elwell. Sunday acl
:noei at 1 p. in,
p. in.
bt. I'ACL'sllireBJizii-services tnthemernlnir.
Preaching by llev. K. V. Uerhart D.D.
i(hcxl at 1:45 11. in.
bunday
St. I.ckb's UsreRMiD Marietta Avenue, Hev.
Win. K. Ltchlltrr, pastor. Divine services at
10 3u a. m. and 7-15 p. m. Sunday school at 1 p. m.
Mr C K. Wagner will officiate tn the morning
and;Mr. s. U. Hitman In the evening.
bT. Jeiisi'a HsreRMKD (German) church, cor
ner Orange and Mulberry streets, llev. Jehn
Kuulllng, D. D. pastor. Divine services at 10.3 J
a, m.anu 7.15 p. m Sunday school at 1.15 p. m.
riRST HsruKMBO Chuhcu. Kev. J. M. Tltzel,
I. I., pastor. Hurvices tomorrow atle-.Ija.ui
and 7.15 p. m. Sunday school at 1:45 p. in. Cate
chetical instructions at 3 p tn.
Trikitt LnrusRAa. By reason of an exchange
of pulpits tbe services in Trinity church te-morrow
will be conducted by the pastor's father
Hev Dr J icebrry, of Heading. Dr. fry will be
presuntat the Sunday school In the alternoen,
as well iu conduct the church service both
morning and evening.
PassukTiKiAi Preaching In the morning and
evening by the pastor, llev. J, Y. Mitchell, D. D.
St. Jehn's Litherab, The Sacrament of tbe
Lmd's supper win be administered morning
and evening. Pennen in the evening by the
pa-ter. llev. Hylvanus Stall. Bunday school at
1.15. (ietwald mission school at 2 p. m.
St. btaniBs'sdtir.) Chckch Collseb CiursL.
J'rv,(J", services at 10:30 a. m. Sermon by Kev.
St. Paul's M. K. Cucrcb. Preaching at 10:30
?.'iV' "V.tVI.P' m- "y " pastor. Kveetng ub
uii. . .. u ''tar related teearntst OhrU.
tlanliy." Sunday school at 1:45 rj. m. Prayer
."udyiMirm "Tenln" WO. Slb"5
1 u.IirV--0, Max ,Iar"t Pter, lo-se a, m.
ev,enn7.mr(v,ce!P ' -"Wlchoel , 7.1J
"irt M. K. Cai'RcH Preachlnr at 1030
a. ui. snd 7.15 p. m by tbe pliieF.'liH n. m.
bunday school. 8 p. m. young people' prayer.
ing0an.Ktnu4 L' V' "'
Aabt Missieb.-M. K. Chapel-J p. m. San-
day school. 7.30 p. m. Tuesday clsis meeting.
7:Ju p. m. rrlday prayer meeting and Bible
Wshtir M. K. Ciicrcu-Service Sabbath:
meruiDg at b:30 a. m. and 7:15 p. m. by Bey, J,
II. Harvey, pister. Sunday school at p. in
Tuesday evening prayarineetlng at 7:30.
Usitid UasTUKss cbbiit (Cevsbakt) West
Orange and Conceid streets, Kev. J. it funk,
pasuir. Preaching at 10-.au a. m. and 7:15 p m.
by the pastor. Sunday school at l.t5p, tn. Olive
liraaca eeelety at liU p. n.
Ai.iu,ui'n
JMMBfJMJ
Uasel Ramm At the residence of the bride's
parents, Man helm township, April n, 1SB7. by
iviii., nmuiviiu uiwii,nii. n)nn U. iiv,, vr
ev. Jesenh H. Tavlnr 44 rar. Mr. Hiram . tlahni
... .,: . ....T"' .t---
iw. v iwim n. layier u ray. air, iiiram si. uim
tu ni9R waggiv ii. namm.
ltd
dim rite.
Kr.sre.rr. -In this city, en the SSd Inst, Mr.
KIU11 Kerfoot, widow of the late Dr. Ueerge 11.
Kerloet RgcdH years.
Netice of funeral hereafter.
Psrsas. In this city, en tbe .'M Inst, Mildred
Peters, aged ) years.
The relatives and frtendi of the tsinlly are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from
the residence of her father, Jacob U. Peters, Ne.
41 North Prluce street, en Monday alternoen at
o'clock. Interment at Uelermed church cenie
tery, Mlllersvllle, Pa.
Ilsxpxu In rhlladelphla, April it, Mrs. Mary
C . widow of A. Itendel.
funeral Monday next at 2 o'clock, te proceed
from Lancaster station te Lancaster cemetery.
MiLLSR.-Aprlltt. W. In this city, Mary K,
daughter of hlltabeth and the late Jonas Mllltr.
The relatives and friends of the fandly are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from
the residence of her mother. Ne. AS West Chest
nut street en Monday alternoen at 2 o'clock.
Interment private at Woodward Hill cemetery.
rVLlTlVAU
JgW
K COUNTY COMMISSION KK,
HCNHY llltACHIIAIt
et Lancaster City. Subject te the decision el
the Democratic convention mar.-.i ttdAw
F
K COUNTY COMMISSIONKK,
J.W.KKLLY,
of Marietta. Pa. Subject te the derision of the
Democratic Convention, lour Influence solic
ited. 11130-ttdAw
P
K COUNTY COMMISSIONKK,
SIMON 1. 1IKANDT (ramier),
Of Kast Denecal tiwnshtp, Subject tethe do de do
ctsleu of the Democratic County Convention.
1 our Influence nspecttully solicited.
mlitfdAw
B10B COUNTY COMMISSIONKK.
SOLOMON ZI1HEU,
Of West UempflBld township. Subject te the
Decision or the Democratic Convention,
mart)-ttdAw
TOOK COUNTY COMMISSIONKK.
JACOB W. LKUKK.
Of Kphrata township. Sublect te Democratic
rules. mail4-UdAw
TOOK COUNTY COMMISSIONKK,
A. Z ltl.VGWALT,
Grocer, Klrst Ward, City.
emtie rules.
Subject te Deme.
al-tfdAw
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
At the request et many friends 1 announce
myselt as a candidate for County Commissioner.
Bubjecl te the decision et the Democratic
County Convention, lour tnfluence respecl
fally solicited. IIENUY r. HAltTMAN,
mUtfdAw Kast Lampeter Township.
TOOK COUNTY COMMISSIONKK-
KLI BATTEN,
of Upper Les,cock township. I announce my
self as a candidate for County Commissioner
subject te the dechiten of the Democratic
County Convention. Your Inftuence respect
fully solicited. Was a candidate for County
Commlsslener belere the last convention, and at
the request of my friends withdrew In favor et
the candidates from the Southern district
tfdAw KLI BATTKN.
SEW AD VERTISKMESTS.
B
AKINO POWDKR.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS pewdar never varies. A marvel of
purity, strength and wholesomeness. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot
be sold In competition with the multitude of low
test short weight alum or phosphate powders.
Held only in cans. Kotal Uaxisu Pewdbr Ce
I0H Wall Street New Yerk. may.T.lvdAw
TrlRICASEK BEEF
IOK LUNCU TO-
A.' night at the
M r.NEKCHOBnOTEL.
UNCU- GRAND SAUER KRAUT
unch this evening at Kxcelslur Hall. last
King street.
Kehler's I
Ulj
ager Ueer nn tap.
C. VOUT, Prep.
it'
CAUEKKKAUTFOK LUNCU
4-T Till KVKNINU.
et Klnir
street opposite King street theatre, llelker
and Sprenger's beer drawn Irem the keg.
It JOHN B 111 jSINUHU, Prep.
GENUINE SNAPPER SOUP FOR
lunch this evening Ulster's and Ilochrs Ilechrs
txrandlbe (Jelebrated Menatry lieerfrem St
Vincent's Abbey, at the Keglc Hetel, N (jueen
and orange street
A. C. HMlTKrt.
it"
Proprietor.
MOCK TURTLE SOUP FOR LUNCH
thlt evening at the Heffman Heuse, Ne.
211 and 21G West King street lileker's and
Haeffner's Bear en draught.
Lunch every morning and evcnlne.
It WM. KBIIM, Prep,
MOCK TURTLE SOUP LUNCiTtIIIS
(Saturday) evening at '3)6 and 2US West
King street Ilethweller's Hall.
1 he best Ueer In the city en tp.
It CAPT. JOHN PONT, Prep.
WANTED-A OIRL FOR GENERAL
housework In a family or two. Apply at
It 414 NOItrU UUKKN STK&KT.
HANDS WANTED TO DIG TRENCHES
ler water pipe. Call at
It 415 KASTBrKAWUKBBY ST.
Ol'lCE-THE WATKK DUPLICATE
Is new In the hands et the City Treasurer
for collection of water rents. An abatement of
d percent, win ee maue ier iirem
ir prompt payment
J. U.KATlirON.
AprJWwWASd
City Treasurer.
NO T 1 U E. P E O P LE'S HU1 LDING
Lean and Deposit Company will meet this
(Saturday) evening) at 7 o'clock, at A. C. Beln
(shl'a eftlce, Ne. 44 North Duke street. Saleef
money at 'i o'clock.
Borrowers get full amount.
ii
A. S. V1LLKK, Sec.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
of the American Mechanics Building and
Lean Association 111 be held at Solicitor W. II.
Iteland's Office, !0X Seuth Duke street, en next
Monday evening, April '.IS, at 7X o'clock. Meney
te lean.
It JOHN B. BBUM, SccreUry.
EW STOCK, AND NEW STYLES OF
Canes. Orange Weed, English Hazel, Bam
boo, Ac , at all prices
DSMUTH'S CIOAU 8TOKB,
111 Kast King Street
Telephone Connection. jalVWASBtid
A W. WOODWARD.
'pianos and organs.
NOS. 28 A 30 KAST KINO ST.,
Lancaster, Pa.
apra-lyS
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
of the Union Building and Lean Assncla Assncla
ien win bs hldat Mr. J. K. Snyder' Oftlce,
Ne. 1 ,2 Ksst King street Monday evening at 7H
o'clock. 8 Ue of money at se clock. Nomination
ei encers.
A. U. BALL, secretary.
PUHLIO HALE-ON TUESDAY, APRIL
28, 18-8, will be sold by public vendue, at
Ne. IDS Kast King street Lancaster, the fellow,
lng property te wll: Parler Suite, sideboard,
large tot of rloer and Stair Carpet geed as new.
Bed Spring, Mattress, Feather Bed, chairs.
Clocks, screen Deers and Windows, let of
Kitchen Utensils, ete . etc.
prB-rtd V. t BOWK, AucUeneer.
ESTATE OF MARYA. BARTHOLOMEW.
Late of the city or Lancaater, deceaattl.
Letters of admlnlttratlen en said estate having
been granted te the undsrslgned, all persons In
debted thereto are requested te make luime
0lt payment and these having claims or de
mand against the same, will present them with
out delay for settlement te the undersigned, re
siding lu the city el Lancaster, Pa,
JOHN A. POWKBS, Administrator.
Jebb A. Cetib, Attorney, aprlMtda
ELECTION OF CITY 80PEBINTEN.
DKNT-NoUee I hereby given that Ue
triennial convention of tha Director of tha
Public schools of LancaaUr city will be bald la
Common council Chamber en Tuesday even
l?"l.."1'r 8?,.. JM o'eleck. ler tbe purpose of
electing a city superintendent for Ua ' three
succaedlng school years and tiling Ua amount
of compensation te be paid said Cfflear, laeald
the couversUeo daurmln te elect en.
JOHN LBVKttGOOD. President
LABCAiTss, April a. jt4as,ieWA,mM
1J1U1.TON OPERA HOUSE.
One Solid Week
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 25th,
THK SUCCKSSl'l'L DKAMATIU 8TAU8,
"The Melville Sisters,"
HUPl'OKTKl) MY TI1EHTRONOKHT KKPKKTOIKK COMPANY EVER OIUIANI,KI).
ADMISSION,
STHKATS
.VA'ir AD VKRTlSKStKSTli.
WANTEl.-AGlKLTOI)OUENER.L
housework In a tamlly el two. Must be
well recommended.
MltS. WM HKNDKUMIN,
ltd Ne. 17-hlppeu t 1 eel.
"WANTED.
1(0 SaliMuien nt once en rerv liberal
terms racllllles unsurpss'ed.
IIIIOWN HIIOTIIKUS.
ml7-3uidA w Nurseri men, ltechester, M. Y.
TWKNTY-l'lVi: CENTS WILL III'Y A
bux et 1-idU' Toilet Powder, stindartl
make, and a Metal Purr llei. Call and examine,
at HUULBY'S DUUUSIeKb,,
an West King Street
tM nOn1'011 A F1NKK AND HKT
&LyJWVJ TKIl CHAMPAGNB THAN
Due de Montebello.
AT KOIIItKB'S LIUUOB 8TOKK,
Ne. 'ii Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa.
P'UHLIC -SALE OF "llOUSKHOLO
(ioetlson TUKsDAY, APRIL ;, at Ne.
North l.luie stree. one p trier and one bedroom
suit, tatiks, stauds, carets, parlor and ceuk
stoves, bedsteads, reirWerater, tin, glass and
(lueenswarc, together with a general assortment
et household gmtds.
Sale te couimence at 1 o'clock. Terms by
JAMK JOUNSOJ.
(t terse III Ts, Auctioneer.
II. u K.VILKV, Clerk. ap23 Hd
prm.ic SALE OK HANK STOCK.
ON MONDAY, MAY f, 17,
wilt be sold at public ssle, at the Leepard Hetel,
Lancaster city, I'a., ten shares of Lauraslcr
County National Hank stock. Auredltet thirty
days "111 be given.
Sale te commence at 2 o'clock p. m , when
terms HI be made known by
AHKAlIAM 11 KI1Y,
ISAAC 11. E1IY.
Administrators of Henry Kby, sr , deceased.
Jesx L. IIaixbs, Auctioneer. spSeOuiTd
M
.i:nnekcuek kink.
This (Saturday!
Evening.
Dancing from 9 31
Skating from
te 11 o'clock.
te tf JO.
ADMISSION lOCKNTi.
aa Don't forget the Grand Masuerad Hall
Thursday, Kvunlng, ApUl !Sth upr.-.'.td
TpRT:rETtv"E YeTnT'cLOTHINll MY
PACKING IIIKM IN
TAR PAPAR!
Net Sticky but Clean and Nice, and sold by the
yird. Campher and Pure Insect Powder. Ab
solute security for Seal Skin Coats ts secured
by packing them In TAB, HAG),
TOR BALI AT
Cochran's Drug Stere.
NOS. 137 A 133 NOBTU Q.U KKN ST.
marglyeedll Lancaster, Pa.
T ADIESi
Anether New Material 1 would Call Atten
tlen te.
Crown Sheeting,
A Thin Silk Material, heavier body than Hott Hett
ing Cleth, and much preferred for embroidery
and painting.
-AtSO-New
Canvases, Kmb. Chenille, Plusbe,, Eng
lish Crewels, Arascnes, Satin", french Wersing
Cotten, ri09etes, snrahs. Killing Silas, Tinsels,
Pelts, Kmb. Silks, Fancy Braids,
MRS. E. M."W00DWARD'S,
MO.Wk K.f'T KING ST.
mlydAW
c
AH1NKT PUOTOaUAPHS.
Best Pictures for the Meney
AT-
NEW YORK GALLERY.
CABINET PHOTOS., $1.50 Per Dez.
NO. Kti NOBTII gUEKN STBKKT.
aprtJiwdll
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
X of Lancaster Cennty.
AllRAHAM G. IlEKR, ST. At,
,,0(
r,
October Term, lh).
NO JS.
VS.
JenK G. llBRR, BT. At.
r dt partitions
taciende.
Tha undersigned auditor, annelnted te dl.
tribute the money ruled Inte slid Court In the
above case, te and among the several parties
legally entitled te receive the same, being the
net proceeds realized by the sheriff of Lancas.
ter county, en the sate by order of said Court of
the reul estate belonging te the heirs of Mary
llerr, latn of West Hempfleld township, de
ceased, will sit for that purpeie en TUKsDAY,
MAY 17, In17, at In o'clock In the forenoon, In the
Library Beem of the Court Heuse, In tbectty of
Lancaster, where a'l persons Interested In said
distribution may attend,
U. C. HBUBAKKB,
apr2S-ltd9A4tw Auditor.
HLORI9T AND SEEDSMAN.
Plants, Seedsaiid Bulbs.
I would like te call the attention of the public
te the following
The Popular rAIBMOUNT PAKK I.AWN
BKKD. The best ever offered In this city j '3V.
pernuart.
My Unrivaled Colledion of CHUYSANTUK
KUHI, SO varieties, II 00 per dozen
New and Hare Greenhouse Plants, Bedding
Plants. Braes. Ktc. Ktc
Choice riewer and Vegetab'e Seeds. Pearl
Tubero-es,'bleomlng bulbs, 5c. each, bladlelas
an elegant mixture.
ayi; reenbeuses open tn visitors day and even
lng. Illuminated y Kdlsen's alectrtc Light
lelephoee connection. Bend for Catalogne.
W. C. PyrKB, Florist and seedsman.
It Ne. SS West King Street.
J AST OF THE SEASON.
GRAND CONCERT
-OF THK-
Lancaster Msennercher
-ON-
Monday Evening, April 25,
-AT-
MiNNERCHOR HALL.
The Operetta "DABNKOSCHKN " will be
produced. aprfl '.'td
B.
B. AIL
UMBRDLLI
AND-
PARASOL
HEADQUARTERS.
I4UatKlBSt.
api-sad
ItMW 'ADKMtriUKMKXra.
FULTON OPERA HOUSE.
One
I
CAN ME SKCIRKI) WIHIOIT EXTRA
rAIIM'.S CORNER.
AJ
ZAHM'S CORNER,
LANCASTER, FA.
Ileepened under Its Old Maiiagomeiit with a Nile As erted Stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVERWARE AO JEWELRY.
ar t'nieriilalteitl"li given te Fitting SPKL
Best Karl It1 for rir.t-Llim lieimlilni;
SI'KCIAI.-We hittr n inuill let e Silxrr
u ii, .rn irry luie
ZAHM'S CORNER,
Aprtl-llm!
jrair AHMKTiiKMKHfn.
WAM'ED-FINE SEWERS TO WORK
at Dressmaking at
Mils I, CiHII'l.lt'.',
pr:i-3td Ne II l.i-t (ii.diK'oetiT, t
Reems ker ri:ni
Mw Uirge mid email Hihuds, fiuntshed,
can be had at
p l(lld NO. UN. PKI.NCK St.CITY.
INSTALMEN T 1)KLERS WILIK1ND
Jut hat they need A lull lint, et Instal
ment doeds told euly te the luilaliueul Trade
by ddrt'44ing
INHTAI.MKN'T DKA1.KUS SUPPLY CO..
aprWJuidru.ThAS Krle, Pa
R
Ui'LEY A HOaUDMAN.
DKAl.KIUl.N ALL KINDS Of
FAMILY COAL.
orriOK-Se 27 Centre Snuaru
YABD-Ne SMeuth Water street alfiTtll
PU1ILIU SALE.
On MONlnY, APKlL2.lNi;,at the Mnrrl
inc Heu.e. Ne. 115 North Prlnen street, will be
old at publlasaln. aCarlriul el IOWA IIIH14K,
fit for general purinises. several of themare
geixl feeders,
sale at 1 o'clock ; terms made known by
a-:t (. KO III, K 11 UO S3 St AN.
THE LATEST JUST TllK TIUNO
for business punxviea Scotch Cheviot
Trousers. Wp have thetu In twenty dlrrnriint
patterns. Fer mvxr they cannot imexcelle-l.
Call and see them. A full line et Scotch Chel rm
suitings at moderate prices.
BOSBNaTKlN'S rt.N'K TAH.OUtNC,
Ne. 37 North yueen Stie.it
DividenTTnetk-i:.
The directors of the Kastern Market Heuse
Company have declared a dividend of lour per
cent en the capital sleck, pa) able May I, ut tbe
ofllce of the uudfrvlirned.
KVKNINU MA11K1. rs.-Afier May 1. Satur
day Evening markets will be held at 4 p. in.
Stalls tree te renters of alalia ter morning mar
kets. ALLAN A.HKUlt.Treasurer,
aprt'-Jld Se. im Kast King St
TsKDlfATION OK THE UUAl'EL OK
XJ SI. Jeseph's Hospital.
THUR8DAY, APRIL 20, 1807.
Dedication services will begin prtc'.ely al
nine () o'clock a. m. General adiiitsilen (for
boneOlef Ilipltal) Mceuts. tickets te im had
at Hospital Hern the SNters of St Jeneph'
Scheel, at Miss U Klvnn's boek.toiv, V. West
King street and at Mr Bradel'x cigar ."tote,
corner Mary and West King streets
ape Jtd.'.it'.tiJ
u
SE
MANHEIM
Reller Fleur!
Janll-SmdKeed
rjRAND KA1H
AT
EXCELSIOR HALL
BV
Blue Gress Gemmandery, Ne. 5,
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE,
BeglnnlngSATt llOAY, AI'ltlLtlth and Contin
uing Until THlllMAY. Al'lUl.
ZM, Inclusive.
Kach purchaser of a ticket is entitled te a
chance in a VALUABLE WHITK ASH BID
BOOM SUITE.
TICKETS,
10 CENTS.
Mr A. Band of Music will be In attendance
every evening. apllltdtl
TIONKSTWOKK 11Y AKIRM
Thit Will Stand by Their Wrd.
MOKK THAT SI'KiKS 1011 I l.SKl.F
WILL ALWAYS WIN,
And the place tiuet thit kind of we:k Is frcm
the Old (tellable ft nu et
NeTueck & Miley,
FiM:t'AititiA(u:mii.iKits,
ATTHK-
"Yellow Cerner,"
CORNER OF
SOUJH DTJKB AND VINE 6TS.,
Where will always be found n large stock of
Carriages and Buggies te select Irem. We ham
them In all styles and will build any kind or
wagon te order, following Is a list el wagons
that we build and have en baud :
Klllptte Spring IMane Bex Buggies.
Brewster spring Piane Bex Buggies
fparrel spring Piane Bex Buggies.
hlng Spring Piane Bex Buggies.
Dexter Spiing Pline Bex Buggies.
kdward Mone Spring Piane Bex Buggies.
llmkln Spring Piane Bex Buggies.
Crown Spring Piane Bex Buggies
Corning White Chapel Buggies.
Concave Cevering Buggies.
Pamlly Carriages.
Uermantnwn aniLVniter Wagons with and
without front pest skeleton aide doers.
Jenny Line, klllplleand side bar springs.
Pbtelena el all kinds, standing top, falling top
and closed tops, suitable for physician.
Hurries ler tour passengers, with alllptlcand
side bar spring, top and no top.
Mccaul wagnnsand Dayton Wagen In natural
weed and painted.
Business and Market Wagen suitable for
family use, shining seaU. held four passengers
DeubleBeated Phielens, Carbelei Phiiiten,
fall and half top, with and without platform
springs.
sYWeempley none but the best mechanics
and have the labilities te build any design Car
riage desired.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Prices Reasonable.
Norbeck & Mley,
CASniAQE MANUFACTURERS,
Oer. Seuth Duke and Vine Sts.,
LANCABTKB, PA. I
aprB-lyOSsUmw
Solid Week !
10 AND 20 CENTS
CIIARdK'.
rACLl
for Detective Sight We have new the
ifufril VrAi
Itt virr from our nitc, uAlcn u
LANCASTER, PA.
-VA'H' Alt I'KltTJSKMKSTH.
OUR CIOARS, MIA IR'ERIDA AND
linlden l.len nre CI.KAIl HAVANA FIL
I.Kit hand made, V, KALII In bems of tu's and
I0U. L'KMUlll'SC'lll lltSTOMK.
, , HI Kst King -tteet.
Telephone Connection. laiilVWASKtld
THE RECULXR MONTHLY MECTINti
of the West Km! Itulldlng and I.imii Assn.
elation, will be held at I tie Luw Ofllce of T 11.
Hehihan, esi . en SAt'UHOAY KVKNINU,
Al'lill, tld, ut 7 3.) o'clock. Moneyteloan. New
series et stock erm for sub.erlptien
C. v.LICIITY,
aprtlJtd Secretary.
S. OIVLERA UO.
NKW "KASO.VAIILK
Dress Goods 1
SILKS.
M:w lMttMJ 1IOS1KUY.
Kid Ulevt's, New Miatlec.
NKW JKB-.KI-.
New Oarpeta and Rugs,
CHEAP KOll c.u.
JohnS.Givler&Ce.,
Ne. as East King BtrMt,
LANCASTCll, PA
T II. MARTIN A CO.
Carpet
Department!
WK AUK CONSTANTLY BKCEIV1NU LAU(,E
ADIU'IIONS TO OUBsTOCKOK
Carpets
New Bedy Brussels,
Mequetts,
Tapestry, and Ingrains.
ALL PRICES.
Special erfurlnus In MeyUKTTS will last for
u short time only. IWst Quality Smiths A
tlarlferd, all 13 per yard.
TAl'KHTKY BIIIIX4KLS New I'atturns-Spe.
ctal Line- lie. te I tic, weretlJ I c
lNOUAI.V, CHAIN, BAU and VKN1T1A
C'AHPi:i.s.
WALL PAPER
At Prices tltttt will Interest Yeu.
BOMB SPECIAL PKICKS THO" WILL BB
POUND NOrVUKBKlILsK.
FOUR, PIViS AND SIX OBNT3
-reu a-
New Line of Patterns
TIIATUAVKBEKNI'C KAULYIM THK SKA-
Qeld and Satin Papers,
Fine Decorations,
Borders, &e.
TWa have occutledeur New Bales Beems
and have new the Largest and Best Lighted
Carpel aud Wall Paper Salesrooms lu the city.
J. B. Martin A Ce.,
Cor. West Klftg k PrU BU,
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