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Columbia. April . The testa aanlver-
;:- m . 4k MMimm or etMapaay j ws
s-w I - . .. - i .
! aEBeBAtaB mm ereaiag ia tne imeryi wmca
l la as aha mm swoeeaaiai avem ia tee
re tha eoaBpaey. Tha members aa-
L la tM armory at 7 o'clock aria naa a
linn sitm imiMin im tmt through
Miaaaasbar of arolaUeaa and ware then in-
aaatfaa by Caaaala F. A. Beenett and Lieu-
AgMBMt&B. XakmaB. A large number ei
t. 'vv iiaiidi iiasasi 'war miiaml who enjoyed
'BiUlMget the company, which wee per-
$ nnMAiMthairouatemaryazoeUeBt manner.
&S' &Kkmtrrtnf tKa axarclees were
t''lp emaladathamambaraand lnriied gneata
&: .TeanelesrentbenaiisL The menu
ft hWadadaU the oheloe thlngi of the aeeserj.
i .fi TZTTJliLtiM te the "geed thing,"
.-..';.. Jr.. i w 'vwrnm. at the AnV. WM called
maaftcaapaaab. The speaker referred te the
&W mr -" thm 'M""T- aapeciaiiy
r? -.iL Sr"77r.. ii t..nhi. in icr: At the
iz i iT" avaBBMFBBBBBT IH aTlHUVsaavi aa vaaayav mjw
P.- tar!.. (ka .neech Mr. Yocum. en be-
&' jaj0f the members, presented Captain Ben-
5i va aatt wunaiuureguuiuun iwuni i8"
worxmanaeip, as a semu ei mwiu u n ..
laaoemmandlng officer la held by the mem
ham of tha. company. The BUrptlsa was ae
mat that Capitis -Banneu waa entirely at a
Ebb fer7 words te express hla gratification
apem receiving the handsome present The
neaaiaaer or tne evening waa spout iu iuu
jilaaamna The committee or arrangement,
XJaataaaat Jaa. D. Blade chairman, dwerve
raat pralae for the manner in which the
teats annlTaraary waa celebrated.
A JaMMe Mttlcl
The member or the Baeend Street Luth
eran church are making arrangements for
aeldlng a jubilee eervlce, en next Sunday
morning and evening in honor or the free
lag of the church from debt. On Sunday
morning the choir will render special music;
Ray. Wm. P. Erans will deliver a short his
torical addreaa : Rev. V. W. Cenrad, D. D.,
of Philadelphia, editor of the Lutheran
Observer, 11111 be present and make an ad
dreaa. The meat interesting feature of the
service will be the cremation of the bends,
mertgagee, eta, showing that the members
are Indebted te no person. On Monday
ayanlna: another service will beheld. It Is
expected that some of the former pastors
wlUtx present On this evening the music
will be rendered by the Columbia Mwener-
oaeti
Along the Railroad.
The painters el the Pennsylvania railroad
are painting the dispatchers office in the
west yards.
Engine Ne. 330 of the Pennsylvania rail
road, has been thoroughly repaired and given
a trial trip this morning. The engine waa in
charge of Mr. A. R. Mess, master mechanic
of the Frederick division.
Mr. "Wilsen Brown, superintendent or the
Frederick division, was In town te-day intro
ducing his patent joint supporter. The
patent waa given a teat en the tracks In the
west yards. The purpose of the supporter is
te prevent the wearing out of the Joints and
te avoid all Jolting when running ever them.
Town Metsa.
Gen'l Welsh Camp, Ne. CS, Sens ei
Veterans, will go te Lancaster en next Mon
day evening te visit theLajUes' Aid society.
Mra. Barah McNeJirnSlUIned her COth birth-
A large number of her
ltiti5r A large
gave her a surprise paiiy in me auer-
soea
Tne association for young meu waa held In
the Second street Lutheran church last even
ing. A constitution and by-laws waa adopted.
The following offleera were elected : Presi
dent, Rev. Wm. P. Evana ; vice president,
Fred Duttenhefer; secretary, J. Edward
Shemler ; treasurer, Geerge Tills.
The meeting te organize the hook and lad
der company will be held Thursday evening
Jn Betwiler's building.
Ihe situation at the Keeley stove works
still remains unchanged. The molders are
net at work, but the ether departments are
still running.
AMas raltataaa Kea-i
reaaM te aseaiss
The moUea for a aea-ault la the case et
Aldua Palteraea va, the elty -of Lancaster
.waa argued at leagth before Judge Living
aten en Tuesday afternoon. The reason for
the motion waa that the plaintiff failed te
prodnea testimony te ahew the liability el
the elty, ae the building atone In the read
were there for a lawful purpose. The court
granted the motion and directed a non-suit te
be entered. A rule waa granted te ahew
cause why the non-suit should, net be
stricken off. B. P. Eshelman and W. ?.
Brown for plaintiff j J. liay Brown and cay
Solicitor Carpenter ter delendant
The suit of Leepold Wlckenhelser va,
Jeseph A. Sehlegelmllch was next attached
for trial. This was an action te recover en
an account between the partlea, the amount
of which was agreed upon a few years age,
but which the defendant failed te pay. The
defendant did net appear, nor was he repre
sented by counsel. The Jury found In favor
el platnlltl for jaSi J. liay Brown for plain
tiff. The suit of Charles A. Lecher, surviving
partner or D. P. Lecher A Sen, vs. Michael
Ulmae, was tried this morning. This was a
suit en a promissory note given in 1SS1, for
MOO by Ultnan te William Sales, discounted
by the bank and placed te Sales' credit
The Jury found In taver of plaintltl ferK30 07,
and counsel ter delendant was granted a rule
te show cause why a new trial should net be
had. Reynolds and McMullen for plaintiff ;
Kaunian and J. liay Brown for defendant
The next case attached waa Henry M.
Mayer and Calvin Cooper, committee of
DivldM. Mayer, va Tb Fulton National
bank. The facta In the case, en the part of
the plaintiff are substantially these: On
November 10, 1S2, Henry M. Perney Ce.
gave a check payable en November 7, te
David M. Mayer. Tbla check In the course
of business came into the possession cf Levi
Sensenlg, who had it discounted and placed
te bis credit at the Fulton bank.
The check was net mat when due
and was protested alter the pretest
Ames B. llestetter, a member of the
firm or Ferney A Ce., called at the Fulton
bank and drew three drafts, aggregating
some (1,500, the proceeds of which were te be
appropriated te the payment et this check.
The bank, the allegation is, reiuaed te credit
the proceeds of the drafts en this check, and
Sensenlg then brought suit against Ferney
A Ce., and Mayer paid Sensenlg the amount
of the check, and then brought this suit te
recover from the bank whatever money they
may have collected en account of the check.
The delense was that the bank applied the
proceeds et the drafts te the payment of ether
debts owed by Ferney A Ce., and that the
.bank officers were never instructed te appro
priate the proceeds of the dralta te the pay
ment or the check in dispute.
BEFORE JUDOK PATTERSON.
The suit el William ShaeOer vs. Charles
Zech was attached for trial in the liwer court
room en Tuesday afteraeen. This la an issue
te ascertain. the ownership of certain property
levied en by the sheriff. The facta en the
part of the -plaintiff were that prier
te March, lbSO, Henry Wambaugh
and Jehn Hitn formed a partnership in
the bottling business. William Shaeffer, the
plaintiff, was asked te endorse them for 1200,
the price of a pair of mules, and he agreed te
de se, providing he was made safe ; and
according te his testimony the mules were te
be bis until the note waa paid. On April 3,
the firm or Wambaugh A Haln became
financially embarrassed and Wambaugh,
without consulting his partner, gave a judg
ment te Charles Zech, the delendant In the
suit, and en that judgment an execution was
Issued and the mules levied upon. Sheaffer
then came in, claimed the property and gave
bend and this Issue was framed.
The defense waa that the mules were the
property or Wambaugh & Haln, and the
judgment given by wambaugh for the firm
was an honest one for an honest debt and
that Sheaffer had no claim en the mules
The Jury rendered a verdict in favor of de
fendant. P. I). Baker for plaintiff ; B. F.
Davis and Ceyle for defendants,
CURRENT BUSINESS
Christian Mattern, city, was granted a
soldier's license te peddle goods In the county
of lancaster.
Jehn N. Becker, Kiphe, was appointed
guardian of the miner child of Jehn B.
Becker, deceased, late of Raphe township.
Plum etteat, both or whom wata married lliat
recently. The musicians were entertalaad:at
both placea.
Vecr !at chance te bar such underwear at
ASXUICH'S. Pent tnlis It.
Vetv lew people, eren among these who da.
nrceUte the qnnllty and flnencw of the nenulne
rreneh ChmrKne ". "JE?!, ?!
the oxtrame care and tolleltude with which tha
rtneyardj are kept In the dlitrletet Champagne,
hleh undoubtedly U one of the richest and
belt cultivated prti of the world. One of our
Mends lately returned from France gives the
euloglens report en the eUtoef Meters, lioncbo liencbo lioncbe
Dl A Ce. nt slarscult-sur-aj! t this Includes a
remarkable piece et property named "la
gete," which can be shown te any foreigner
traveling through Kranc, as an Illustration of
the Ideal aecomrll'htnent et a Champagne vine
yard. " Situated en a htllelope." says our friend,
"with the beam et the nun freely lavishing
from dawn te auniet their beneficial warmth
en It, this vineyard neem. te cumulate all
the qualities required for the production of per
fectgrayes. lUturfaoeneU gives the fruit the
fineness and beuqnet, white the heat of the sun
U counterbalanced by the fnwhneis constantly
drawn up from the lower ground by a network
et roeU, which spread themselves In a bed of
chalk." There Is a great deal of this product In
the llenche Sec Champagne, which explains iu
peculiar fineness and aroma se much renowned
among the conneleurs , but amateurs desirous
el obtaining the wlue coming from the Cols Cels
ses " estate only would have te ask ter the Ilou
che Sec Extra. Beth of these wtnes are sold ox ex
clnlvelyby II t SL.VVMAKr.lt.
REIOAKT S OLD WINK STORE, EAST
KINO STREET.
Halibat.y.j.....iy .....,,. tfe
ttevaaeetia Harrtng. ajt n..i.,ies
BalnMin.
Beck, a.,
lMke, .,
rerch;.....
Oysters, v 1QU..
Lamb ) ft
Mutten at ft
IMtMIIM
eeaeatlvO
a a t a a slDVWO
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Veal ft
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Beef
Bausaca
ruddTng ft
Ham W ft, whole
nimy , siicea.
Baeena ft......,,,
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Chleace trod bee Blarasa.
iraiciaae, Aprlli;, I p.m. Market opened.
Wheat-Mar. KTc i June. sict July, Mhc
Cern-May, SHe t June, 40e ; .Inly, 4lMc
Uata May, rote : June, ae i July, Sic
l'ork-Net quoted.
lM-Mav,HWH: June, ITl.m .1 nly , 1 7 hi.
ahnrt Ules-May, ; e ) June, 17 77Hi July,
eaearwa
Waat-aprU,j.Het May, K'.ci Jun tBXc:
DMATM.
Kavm. April i iM7. tn Lancaster, l'a , Jacob
Kamm. In the 71st ear et his ntv.
The relall os and friends, also Ttutenia IxhIhe,
Ne. 16S, K, of 1'.. are Invited te atteml the
funeral from the residence of his son. Jacob K,
Kamm, Ne it? East Frederick street, en Thurs
day afternoon at i o'clock. Interment at Lan
caster cemetery-
HnriuKm.-TticJy. April Sfi,lv7. tn Lnndls-
VUle, IJincier county, f annie r ,euiy imugu imugu
ef M. M. ana Mary A. Urubaker.
The relatives and friend of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral en
1 hurxlay, SSth lnt , at 2 o'clock p. m at Kami
man's Mennonlte church, neir Manhclm, with
out further notice. Std
Julv. KlVd
Cern aprll, ITJic 1
Kc: Julv.llWe.
oate April, u;ic May,
Julv. ftic.
ferk-ApHt, t se i May.t73t JunMwn
Lard AfrU, K M; May, an V)) June,
tv i- J amy, tf .
Ulbs-prll, $7M;
July, 17 73.
May, s(e. June,
17Se; June, aie:
May, IT Mi June, 17 M;
nrain and rrottstena.
rurntahed by 8. K. Yundt, Breker.
CBtcaoe, April 77, t o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Crn. Uats. l'erk. tJird.
April
May
June
July
August...,
September.
December.
Winter Wheat...
Spring Wheat....
Cern.
Oats
Kya
Barley
Oil City.
Crude Oil
Kecelpts Uegs.,
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7T'
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Uecelpts
17' J
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24
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7 M
7 10
7 t'l
7 SO
Car Leu.
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Head:
19,500
Closing Prtces-2 o'clock p. m.
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Obarged Wltn a High Crime.
Samuel TUllsen, a colored man living in
the Seventh ward, was arrested en Tuesday
evening by Officer Merringer ler a serious
offense. The charge against him is assault
with intent te commit a rape en Ann Gray,
a week-minded daughter of Charlette Gray.
The offense is alleged te have been com
mitted en Saturday night, when TUllsen took
her home from an entertainment at the
theatre. She says be persuaded her te take a
walk, and when in Betz's field, near the
creek, he made the attempt, and placed his
hand ever her mouth te prevent her outcries
being beard. In default of ball he waa com
mitted for a bearing.
m
CemmlttM Meeting Called.
Dallas Banders, the chairman of the Demo
cratic state committee, calls a meeting et the
. auto committee at Ilarrisburg en Wednesday,
May 11, at 12 o'clock, neon, at the Bolten
house, te fix the time of meeting of the next
elate oenventlon, te act en the report or the
committee recommending a uniform plan for
making senatorial and congressional nomi
nations, te receive the reports et the county
organizattena and te transact such ether busi
ness as may be brought before the committee.
MAMKMTB.
Philadelphia Produce Markst.
pan.Aen.rHiA, April J7. rienr market steiffy:
sales.au barrels: Minnesota Bakers S3 7Q4 Se ;
Pennsylvania Family, S3 &'I3 s) Western de,
at wai se j Patents, St seas .
Bve flour steads . J 7Vi: -A
wheat April, sOKc-; May, K)Sc;June,
93Sc : July.9J,c.
Cern April, t7:;c.; May, ;c; June, tz;
Jnly.t'Kc
eats-tprll, S7c; May, 37c.; June, 37Kc
July, 37V,c.
Mew lera suraet.
Raw Tens, April 27. Fleur market steady ;
Fine, t! iHJJ 10 Superfine, (1 70O3 35 .
geed te choice extra Wisstern, as 70fl5 00: geed
te fancy extra state. 7Q10U; common te geed
Ttr Wntern. K! 2Uft I CS.
Wheat Ne. 1 lied State. 97c; Ne. 3 de,
9fiet Ne.S Bed, Winter, Mav.M'ic; June,91?c.
July, WUq; receipts, S3,bS0 bus; shipmeuu,
S3 3d0.
Cem Ma 1 mixed rash, Sic ; May. Ic ; de
June, isy,ci July.SOe; receipts, V) bus -shipments.
9,6i. . . ..
Oats He. I White State. ;XG39c: Ne. 2 de,
37Kc; Sa! Mixed April, 31Wc; May, MX? June,
SI'Jc ; receipts, li.WX) bus : shipments U.ne
stye dnU ; Western, iSQ'jte ; SUte, S7KOC
Barley nominal.
Ferk dull; new mess, 115 00; old mess, IIS CO
OIS2S.
Lard May. 17 31 ; June, 17 68.
Molasses dull at 19 c for boiling stock.
Turpentine II rm at 3-c
Kesfn dull ; strained te geed, si 31
Petroleum dull ; Ueflned. In cases. sHc-
rreignts aun; gruin 10 i.eun. .a.
Buttar dull: Western Crvamery. wane:
Klgtn Creamery, 2HtXc ; state dairy, halt urkln
tuba, liOBc.
Cheese dnll; Western Flat,1101K: Ked te
choice light skims, 11M012SC. rancy White, lStf
QlSHc; State ractery, UQllc.
ggs steady ; SUte, 13?4C Western. 13c.
Sugar dull) Heflnea Cutleai, ej-JQi 3-16c;
Granulated, S 11-lf 3c.
Tallew dnll ; prime city, 3!c.
Bice nominal ; Carolina, fair te geed, SOJXC
Cetfse tlrm : fair cargoes. H'r,
Api 11
May
June.v
July
August
Remember
December se1
Oil City.
Crude Oil
rbeat. Cern. Oats. Perk. Lard.
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jQAJKIMQ POWOKR.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never vane, a marvel of
J!Ejl'l!tfBnfl,k5i,wh0,a,0,nanas. Mers
economical than the ordinary klnita, and cannot
be sold In competition with theraultltudeef low
testi short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
2eHa' tan. Ker al TftAKise Pewdss Ce,
las Wall street. Mew lerk. mair7.lvdw
HMW AD VSMTlattMBNTB.
NOTIOR-TBR WATRR' 1UIP1.1CATK
fc. ? new In Um hands el the City Treasurer
IisJ41S0Jle,,.S'Jru,r.,,l,"u' abatement of
s par sank wul be made ter prompt pay menu
AprtMwWAM City treasurer.
VKWBTOOK, AND WKW 8TY1.KS OK
iSe 8?X& p'rMS.700' MlteB ""' um-
uaatUTirs OIQ AR BTORa,
. . .! kaat King street
Telephone Connection. JaUVWABKlM
TirANTKD.
vv leu Salesmen
terms.
at IHIM Ml VAW tlharl
Facilities unaurpas'ud.
... .. 1IUUWS HRDTIIKHS,
tnl7-3mdAw Nurserymen, Rochester, M. Y.
w
It
ANTKU-UIKLS TO LEARN DKSS-
aiaiwau. apply te
MIM 8TKLI.A SI KKLK,
Me. 1S6H North guecn St.
UIH1.S TO
the Conesteita
anted, apply at
'hit AVK.
WANTED- FlKTEKN
Learn Cigar Making at
Cigar Ce. Alseirlnnerswantei
apri74td toy and 111 LAM CAST
ANTEn-lMMKDlATKlW, PAI'KK
Uanaers. Bhade Uuhelstarer. Hrnrnn
and Paste heys.
WALL 1'Al'KKHKPABTMKNT,
1IAUKK A llUUTIIKU.
23 nJ 7 West King 8L
WANTED-A tlIKt7TOaBNICfrKL
housework. Apply at Ne. tin BaatOranga
street, atustreuie well reeemmeaded. ai74ld
TWKNTY-K1VE CKNTH WILL BUY A
box et l.adlfs' Toilet Powder, standard
make, and a Metal I'urT Bex. Call and examine.
at
UUSLII'I UH11U SIUKl
as West King atreei.
E
NULKTBKE HTOCK KAKM.
Standard llred Stallions In Service.
BTOKM KINO (3181) aeO.00
Recerd, 4 lyears, 2 17.
HI IUCNRT (tilt) anoeo
Send for New Catalogue.
UAN'LU. RNUI.B,
apl JmdAw Marietta, l'a.
QAB1NKT I'HOIOJltAl'HN.
Best Pictures for the Meney
-AT-
NEW YORK GALLERY.
CABINET PHOTOS., 91.50 Per Dez.
MO. 1C MOUTH gUKKN STUKKT.
aprtHwilIt
VAararuia.
.v. ,
Cl'HlNO, 1887.
A New Departure ler Lancaster In Fine Tel.
ertng. Importing direct from the bast makers
et Fine Woellens. 1 havsinslreeetved Ureuith
own importation of '
uiTiMu, ri8ov-jeAa and
The like of which, for style ant qaallty.has
never been eiiualed In this elty, and eaaaet ha
Asn-cla'llnrlUtlen l herrhv exteaded teall
In want of spring Oarmenta te call early aaa
secure Choice Patterns. Workmanship the vary
Msi.iuiu pnnw lunar uiui iinri .
11. URItH ART,
mart7 tyd R Na tl North gueen street
TTlRBU et BKOTHKn.
w
sum xuunu
A Men
DMMUCBACT.
this City
With
Club Organlied In
Ooed Prospects.
A meeting of the young Democracy of Lan
caster was held Tuesday evening In the hall
et Admiral Reynolds Pest, O. A. R., for the
purpose of organizing a Yeung Men's Demo Deme
cratlcclub. Owing te a misapprehension as
te the place of meeting the attendance was
net se large as it otherwise would have been.
There were twenty-six young Democrats In
attendance and they organized by selecting
Wm. H. Reland as president and Clee.
KelmenBnyder, secretary.
A committee te prepare a constitution and
by-laws waa appointed, and also a committee
te secure permanent quarters for the meet
ings of the club.
The meeting adjourned te reassemble at
the call el the peesldent te hear the reports of
the committees above named.
Live mums staraet.
Cbioabe, April K The trevers' Journal re-
Perta : Cattle Receipts, 3.0 JO head: shipments,
(Ol : market strong ; shipping steers. We te
l,Stf)Bs., a I was 23; stockers and feeders, M CO
Otsei cows, bulls and mixed, rioeai 30; bulk,
123063 IS -, Texat cattle, 12 75QI te.
Hogs Receipts, le.uu neadt shipments, 1.000
head: market strong and saioe higher:
rough and mixed. In lOOSGO : packing and ship
ping, as StOS 70 ; tight, II 7S83 IS; skips. SJCOSt 70.
sheep Receipts, 5,C"J bead ; shipment,
1,MK); marknt streng: natives, at euQi 10;
western, 13 3M(t i w ; oiiem.u wgjn); iambs,
attoecw.
Fast Libixtt. Cattle Receipts. 110 head :
shipments, 171 : market slew ; prime, Hi
S3; fair te geed, tlTnat S; commea, W tf
4 SO; shipments te Mew lerk, none.
Hogs Receipts, SOU head : shipments 100
head ; market arm : Phtladelphlas, ss ueae cu.
Yorkers, as Seqs 73 ; common te light. 13 2S)3 W;
pigs H7SQS0U; shlpmenute Mew Yerk, none.
Sheep-Uecelpu, 3,040 head: shipments, 3,con 3,cen 3,con
markeislew; prime, W ftsatau; i tatr te geed;
U SOB) 75 ; common, II S0O)2 Se ; lambs, 13 SOB)
5 00 ; wool sheep net wanted.
ltd
WANTED TUKKK COOKS ANDFIVE
general house gtris. Apply FRKK Or'
CI1ARUK at
F. B. TROUT A CO.'S
Kmploytuentefflce.UMorthUueen St.
(ecend tloer.)
Ol rVTWl lre,t"A 'f'l'NKK AND BET
CyJJJ TKR C1IAUPAONR TUAM
Due de Montebello.
AT ROIIRKR'S LIQUOR STORK,
Ne. tt Centre Square, Lancaster, l'a.
Lecal Btecas and Bends.
Reported by J. B. Leng.
Par Last
value, sale.
,.. 1W 107
100
Lancaster 6 per cent., lSu.
b 1.
' 4 " Scheel lean.... 100
" 4 In 1 or 50 years. 100
" 4 " In Ser'JU jears. 100
4 ' In 10 or in-ears. 100
Manhelm JJoreugh lean loe
BAKE STOCKS.
First National Rank loe
Farmers' National lUnk SO
Fulton National Bank luO
Lancaster County National Rank SO
Northern .Vulenil Dank he
Fa.'
tii
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Died In Heading.
Frem the Times.
Mrs. Harriet Balmer, a widow, died last
evening at eight o'clock at the residence of
her son-in-law, T. W. Ntsley, 818 North
Eighth street. Deceased was in the Tlst year
ether age and had been ill about four weeks
with typhoid feverand malaria. Six chllaren
Jehn, Israel and Daniel Balmer and Mrs.
Gee. Lewis, all et Ellzabethtewn, and Dr. A.
F. Balmer, Broekvllle, and T. W. Nlsley
survive. Her remains will be burled at
Ellzabethtewn.
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11, B, oendsr's FansraL
The funeral et B. B. Gender took place
from his late residence, in Htrasburg, this
altarnoen and was ety largely attended.
Among these present were a number of telka
from Lancaster,and Frederick Brimmer aent
down a hearse and cabs. The services were
held at the house.
Btrcet Unmans.
Tuesday evening two respectable ladles
were followed and insulted by two ruffians
who spoke indecently te them. At the cor
ner of West King and Prince street they
Bought protection at the hands or J. L. Mar
tin and W. D. Bailsman, who escorted the
ladles te their homes. There are gangs or
these street rufllanB who make it a point te
Insult ladles. They would be fair game ter
the police and tbey should be "pulled'
without mercy, ,
A few evenings sge two ladles were stepped
en Chestnut street near the depot by two
men, one et whom caught held of one of the
ladles who ilnally managed te escape almost
frightened out et her wits.
Officers of the Jswish Conference.
The conference of the Jewish ministers of
America, in New Yerk, closed Taesdsy.
The following officers were re-elected : Dr.
Getthell, president; Dr. Jastrow, first vice
president; Itev. H. H. Jacobs, second vice
president; Key, J. Lencbt, treasurer; Uev,
L, Btarn, recording secretary ; Key. F. De
aula assuues, corresponding secretary.
m
Will Qe te Chattanooga.
A. O. KilbeUer, a former reaideut of this
city, who has been in business at Orange,
Maw Jersey, for aeme time, arrived in this
city tela morning. He will leave for Ubat Ubat Ubat
taaoega, Teen., te-night. He intends open
tag a photograph gallery in that city.
Viewing the ti rounds,
Mr. Charles Darracb, civil and hydraulic
engineer, of the firm or Wilsen Bres. A Ce.,
1'blladelpnia, was in this city Tuesdsy after after
neon, and In company with the mayor,
president of councils and ether members of
the Joint committee, together with the city
regulator and Clerk Smeltz, made a visit te
College hill, Itanck'a mill, the city reservoirs
and ether points te view the lay of the land
ever which it ia supposed te improve the
water supply and drainage and sewerage of
the city. Ne final action waa taken. It la
auppeaed that Mr. Darracb will make a report
te be submitted te next meeting of oeunctla.
m
Flngsr and Thumb Cot On.
Heuben Maker, an empleye et D. H. Kulp'a
pattern shop, was severely Injured en Tuea-
I day afternoon. He waa working at a circular
saw and accidentally bad his lelt hand caught
In it. The thumb and Index linger weie cut
et!, and Dr. Yeagley dressed the wound.
R.lra.l. kiuvi. la ( ! - .
. . ,. ,u nuwJSUHOWn, out ne
bearded at lb West New street He baa been
working for Mr. Kulp but a abort time.
'ft
.'?&
A Dlxtet Mall Peuch.
Postmaster Blaymaker haa arranged te
have a special mall pouch put en the train
which leaves thla city for the east at 0:45 each
vaalng. Letters for New Yerk, Brooklyn,
Bosten and ether aaatern cities can new
beaealled as lrte as C.15 ana will go right
tatasjgb.
ataae aa Assignment,
Jehn If. Wltmar aad wile made an assign
a-stateftheir propel ty te-day for the benefit
an -Jrsauers te wnarias L Landta.
Taaar sTlsat faasaastasle.
JeUy Blavasi Secial club will bold
sraas eau m Mteanarcher
'veatag. Tayler-a orebaa-
i ast-flsa aaa a aeea naw IB
mSfesitt
A Usarlogef Tramps.
The fifteen tramps who were arrested
near Laedlavllle en Bunday, were heard
before Alderman Barr tbla sitsmmn.
Herman Crainm, Mary Cramm and F. Btsln
were each aent te jail for five days.
The etbera were sentenced te the work
house for terms ranging from 5 te 30 days.
Nine were held ler trial before Judge Fat
ter eon.
Peeples' hattenal tank loe
uoiumeia riauen&i duck....
Christiana National Brnk
Kpnruta National Rank
First National Hank. Columbia
Ftrst National llank.Strasburg
First National Bank, Marietta
First National Rank, Mu Jey
Lltltz National Rank
Manhelm National Rank
Union National Rank, Mount Jey...
New Helland National Rank
Gap National Rank
Suarryvtlle National Rank
llzabethtewn National Rank
atiscBUAnaecs stocks.
Fast Brandywlne A Waynetburg....
Qaaiiy vule R. K..... ............ ......
MlllersvUle Street Car
Inquiring Printing Company
Gaslight and Fuel Company
Stevens Heuse (Rends)
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company
Susquehanna Iren Company
Btaneua UoUew-ware
Stevens Heuse
amieravUle Nermal Scheel
Northern Market
astern Market
Western Market
Lancaster City Street Railway Ce...,
Gas Company Rends
Columbia Boreaun Rends
Quarr-mile R. R., T:
Reading A Columbia R.R..6's
Kdlsen Light Company
Tuanriaa BTUcaa
Big Spring A Beaver Valley.
fjnageperia itorseseoe.....
CelnmbU A Chestnut Ulll
Columbia A Washington
Conestoga A Big Spring
Marietta A Mount Jey
Lane, KUzabelhtewn A Allddlelewn,
Lancaster A FrultvUle
Lancaster A LI tits
Lancaster A WUltamstewn
Lancaster A Maner
Lancaster A Manhelm
Lancaster A Marietta ,,
Lancaster A New Helland
Lancaster A Susquehanna.
Lancaster A New DanvUle
Columbia A Marietta
Maytown A Bllzabethtewn
Lancaster A Kphrata ,
Lancaster A Willow Street
Btraaburg A Millport ,
Marietta A Maytown ,
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Nsw lera stecaa.
Nsw Yeu, April 27, 1 JO p. m. Meney leaned
at IXG Per cenu Kxchange steady, tl S'Oi
GeTernments firm. Currency 6's,H2SX bldi 's
Coup, II 2 bid i 4Ws de, tl WA bid.
The stock market opened actie and U te'.
per cent, higher, and continued strong during
the first thtaty minutes After the first call,
hne or, a raid en Erie, Lake Shere and a few
ether leaders, prices weakened te the lowest
hgureset the morning. These were generally
current at midday, showing a decline of ii te li
per cent, trem the highest point Since midday
there has been renewed buying and prices are
agiln up te the top figures at this wilting.
VJR ClOAKS, MIA QUERIDA AND
VS Gelden Lien are Cl.KAlt HAVANA F1L
LRR hand-made, 5c. KACII. In boxes of Su'sand
loe's. UKMUTU'SCIUARSTOKK,
lit Bast King street.
Telephone Connection. JanlS-WASRUd
T1TANTKD-KIVE FIKST-CLASS COAT
vv Makers en Hne custom work. Apply
rRKBUrClUUtiE.at
F. It TROUT A CO "S
Bmpleymcnt Ultlce, 22 N. (Jueen !)t.
("ecend rtoer.i
TINO BTKKKT TIIKATUK.
BFONI WIEK.-U
COM KNCIJiH MONDAY, APRIL ii.'i, 18H7.
Metropolitan Specialty,CempaDy,
Consisting of
WU.R. BURKK, America's Ureatest llarmenl
rait.
THO. A. LORD. UII.MORR xiSfKRS.
CONNOR A COLLINS. K. W. 1IOWK,
and ethers.
1'HICFS OF ADMISSION U)A?0CBNin.
awSlatlnees-Wednesday and Saturday. Ad
mbulen, le Cents.
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BURT'S i
Improved Sliidil Shirt I
AK HALL,
STATE AND COl'NTY TAX.
We are prepared te receive the taxes for
entire city. A rebate of 3 percent, allowed If
paid en or before the leth dayet Slav, ladT.at
our office, from 7 a. in. te3 p. m only.
niivns i-i.-Haaaiea,
spr27 2tdWJS
N e. 516 N erth queen St.
Bteca aiarceta.
Quotations by Reed, McQrann A Ce.
iuicaswr, l'a.
si texz usr. 11 a. a. na.
Canada racinc
C.C.C.A1
Colerado Ceal
Central Fac
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Heck Valley ,
Missouri racinc ,
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Kast Tennessee C
Omaha...... .....
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Ontario AW
Pacific Mall
Richmond Terminal
St. Paul
Tex.Pac
Union Pac
Wabash Cem
Wabash Fret
Western U
West Shere Bends
New England
raiLADBxratA turr.
Leh. Val
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Leh. Nay
Hastenv.Pass.
P.A F.
N.Cent
Peeples Pass
Rdg. Genls.
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rflHE LATEST JUST TBE THING
A. for business purposes Scotch Cheviot
Trousers. We haru tbeui In twenty different
patterns. Fer wear they cannot be excelled,
i all and see them. A full line et Scotch Cheviot
suiting at moderate prices.
UOdRNSTKlN'SFINK TAM.OIUNG.
no. 37 North gueun street.
c
UKAP 1 1SU1NO TACKLE.
Reels, ere. The latest In reels Is an indicator
Click and Drag Multiplying Balance Handle. It
is the lightest and least complicated et the flner
nod. Tar Paper, Carnpner, Insect Powder,
,each Paste and ether Insecticides, at
FRAILKY'S RA8T KND rilARMACY,
tOppesIte lastern Market.)
S-3mdM,W.FR
NOTICE THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL
are hereby notified that all refuse, sech as
ashes, dirt, brick bats, etc, from western part of
the city are te deposit In Oiling up First street,
and eastern pirt et city en sides et the Seuth
Duke street Clump, and at no ether placea ex
cept by special permission of Street Commis
sioner. Under penalty nothing tn the way or refuse of
tin. tin cans, shavings, brush or articles et that
nature Is te be deposited. By order
STREET COMMITTER.
lew, S. Shsltz, Clerk. aprI7A3Jd
!S X
10!
C5
fOLlTIOAL.
WOK COUNTY COMMISSION KK,
HENRY DRACUBAR,
et Lancaster City. Subject te tha decision et
the Democratic convention. mar tldAw
Want te Jersey te tie Married.
The Philadelphia papers of thla morning
contain tha marriage notlee of Frank Bently
aad Emma Dlaslnger, both el Columbia
who were united by itev. Isaac B. Bagiey!
in Camden, yesterday.
serenading Newly Blamed Mam.
Last evening the band et tha Welae'a Island
Fiahlag club eereeaded Cbarlea Qrath, of
Seat Oraaaa street, aad Janes MoQewm, Of
Bonssneld Mwxst
Diixr.
Creamery Butter 3SQ3ric
RutU'ril a 45030c
Dutch Cheese V lump b10e
reCLtav.
Spring Chickens V pair II 40
Cnlckens W pair (live) JOfisec
Chickens V piece (cleaned) 40O50C
K1SCXLI.AHSOCS.
Apple Butter a qu .16c
Eggs Wdex 16JI7c
lleuey sa a 2tte
Lard WE '.fllec
Cider V gal jee
Bauer Kraut ft qt 6c
WalnuuperHPk 8c
FEUITS.
Apples a pk same
Bananas a dex aseyuc
Coceanuu, each ,.5tiec
Lemens dex 2 tr2Se
Oranges fidez -juSsoe
WfalUiUrapeaa A see
Cranberries f) ijt 15c
btrawberrles t box 60733
YMBTABLBS.
Cabbage, at head 2flc
Beta,JI bnncb KJte
Sweet Potatoes a X pk leerJOc
Turnips, mu pk kSlee
Potatoes,, H Pk Bdioe
New Potatoes 'r H Pk Uj70c
Onions. Hpk 20e
New Onions, V bunch Se
Head Salad, V bead 84115
Radishes a bunch 5e
Carrots, W bunch , Se
Celery, T bunch loe
Heminy, a qt. , ISC
Cucumbers, each .15c
Tomatoes a quart , See
VLOCS AXD ORAIg.
Fleur bbl as.00
Fancy Reller Fleur as 00
Wheat aiBMSe
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j?n. H Pk mim
ve. ft&aVsee
Buckwheat per a ...VSe
Fleur par quarter jt.OTM
Cleverseed a bus.
A1UDU7 fl UUS...
Herd Grass tt bus.
Orchard Grass a bns.
Mixed Lawn Grasses ) bus
auaisiuwunut m uus...
trawJR.,.uL-
tlaxaeeda bus
vug,
Haddock fe
smeiuaa ,,.,
Cattish WE
wauta runp
Fraah Herrlns a dex,
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JOH COUNTY COMMISSIONEB,
J.W.KELLY,
of Marietta, l'a. Subject te the decision of the
Democratic Convention. Your Influence solic
ited. mae-tfdAw
TOOK COUNTY COMMISSIONER
bimen l. brandt (Farmer),
Of East Denegal township. Subject te the de
cision of the Democratic Cennty Convention.
i our Influence rcspecttully solicited.
ml2-tfdAw
F
R COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
SOLOMON ZEAMER,
Of West Hempfleld township. Subject te the
Decision of the Democratic Convention.
mai'J-UdAw
-JNOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
JACOR W. LEBER,
Of Ephrata township. Sublect toDemeeratlc
rules. marls-tldAw
T A DIES.
Art Needle Workers
Something New te Shew Ven.
MRS. E. M. WOODWARD'S,
NO.WKEA-l KING ST.
Aa-stamplng while you wait uiJO-lydSAW
Iris msei'lak' Ter, de
ou knew, it would take
Eight Dollars' If you went
That anywhere else te get such
IIauuis Trousers : te leek as hand.
Cassimkkk some and give service te
TnersKiis come up te them! Buy a pair;
Siiei'ld wear Uiem; you'll say,"These
iik Trousers are worth nearl
ir, no. double what they cost me "
Don't lay out jour money
for a pair till eti see
these.
Wanamakeh & llnewN's
Oak IIall,
Southeast Cerner Sixth and Mar
ket Sts.,
riiiLADELrniA.
R
EMOVAL! REMOVAL!!
Having Removed my
UNDERTAKING
-AND-
Furniture Repair Sheps
Frem the corner of Walnut and North Oueen
streets te NO. 152 NORTH QUEEN 8TRKET, I
hereby solicit a continuance of the liberal pa
trenage heretofore bestowed by the public at
my new stand, where I am Inily equipped te
meet all wants of the trade. The best of Under
taker's Furnishings, and satisfaction guaran
teed at all prices. Repairing or all kinds of fur
niture promptly attended te.
A. O. BOTB,
Ne. sji North Queen Street.
Aa-Telephone connection. apm-lwd
N
KW YORK STORE.
SUNSHADES!
WATT & SHAND,
0, 8 & 10 BAST KINO ST.,
LANCASTER, FA ,
-JDIOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
A. Z. KINO WALT,
Grocer, First Ward, City.
vnb.iu ruiea.
Subject te Deme-al-tfdAw
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
At the request et many mends I announce
myself as a candidate for County Commissioner.
Sublect te the decision of the Democratic
County Convention. Your Influence respect respect
felly solicited. HKNRYF. HARTMANT
nils tldAw East Lampeter Township.
JgH)
R COUNTY COMMISSIONER-
ELI BATTEN,
of Upper Leaeoek township. 1 announce my
self aa a candidate for county Commissioner
subject te the decision of the Democratic
County Convention. Yenr Influence respect
fully solicited. Was a candidate for County
commissioner betera the laat convention, and at
the request of my friends withdrew la favor et
the candidates trem the Southern district.
tfdAW ELI BATTEN.
JVA'IK AD YERTlHailBSTa.
FOR RENT THE HKCOND-BTORY
ROOM, Northeast Cerner Centra square
and East King street, above Western Union
Telegraph OfHee i and Orilees en First Fleer et
shteinan's Law Building.
apra.flASOd R. FRANK E IHLKMA.N.
BY
...........
..10a
..JOBMCe
FinaWni
"PRESERVE YOUR CLOTU1NO
I'ACKtNU T11KM IB
TAR PAPAR!
S.0i,'ufJ51' b?1 ""? a "' aad aeia by tha
yard. Campher and Fare Insect FewAsr. Ab.
Cochran Drug 8ter, N6W TO!
Have New Open
for Inspection
Style tn
the Latest
Paraiels and Sua Umbrellas
Frem the Rest Manufacturers.
FANCY BTRll'ED PARASOLS,
SATIN COACHING FARA80L9,
LACE TRIMMED PARASOLS.
reNUEKSILK 1-ARASOLS,
MOUKNIKU 1'ARASOLS,
CHILDREN'S 1'ARASOLS.
PARSOLS
Ol the Rest Qualities at repular Frlees.
Parasols and Sensliades
j aoivi.r.RACe.
NEW CARPETS.
HODYliKUNlEL'.,
All (trades
TAl'ESTKY I1UU3SKI..H,
All Grades.
l.VURAINS,
All Grades.
II ALL AND STAIR CARPETS.
All tirades.
RAO AND CHAIN CARPETS.
All Grades
SMYRNA, MOQU1.TTE AND TAP
JCSTtn RUUs,
All Grades.
FLOOR OIL CLOIU,
AU Grades
LINOLEUM,
AlK.radei.
AB Agents for the At RORA and
GOLD MEDAL SWEEPERS.
All these goods were bought this
season at the Lewest Cash Prices. We
have marked them cheap for cash.
Our store closes at 6 o'clock p m ,
sicept Saturday and Monday even
ings. JohnS.Givler&Ce,,
Me. 95 stoat Klaff Street,
LANCASTER, FA
The model from which Hurt's Im Im
jireitii SMtlil Silrt Is cut, Is the re
sult of years' experience by a prao prae
Ileal custom shirt cutter and nttar.
Therefore, all el the dtfllculty hereto
fore had by ether makers In securing
a perfect fitting garment baa bean
overcome by ear artist) hencs the
Impreittl Hfiltltl A'Mrt ss new made
by tha Ri-rt Sutar Maatiracrcaiau
Ce , ts admitted by alt who have tried
them te be the most perfect lit of any
shirt en sale, and aie net even ex
celled by custom made goods. The
best of material (New erk Mills), ts
mix! In their construction. The
besoms are Sply, made of the finest
linen, (2.100). The shirt body Is out te
the form and Is heavily re-enforced,
thus Insuring coanfert and ease te tha
wearer; and te give these goods
extra strength the J'elmt Fletktt or
Conlinueui fielng en back aatl
sleeves hat been adopted.
These celebrated . Impretttl HSUU
.SAIrri are finer, better made, stronger
and mere perfect In every respect,
than the ordinary shield shirt en sale
generally.
Owing te the great popularity and
demand for thoe goods, their sale Is
confined te one trading noun only In
each city, andean be had either laun
dried or unlaumlrted at popular
prices.
Sirsh & Brether,
ONB PBJOB
MERCHANT TAILORS,
-AND-
Clothiers and Furnishers,
COR. NORTH QUEEN BT. AMU CENTRE
4QUARR. LANCASTER. PA.
EA0AE KUXIOMM.
ESTATE OF MARTHA llOKTINO,
late of Lancaster city, Pa., deceased. Let
ters of administration en said estate having been
8 ran ted te the undersigned, all persons I ndebted
jorete are requested te make immediate pay-
claims or aemanes
menr. and these having
aralnst tne same, will eresent them without
for settle men t te the undersigned, resld.
igln Lancaster, ra. juiin tteuriNU,
marx3tiidW Administrator.
ESTATE OK JOANNA BITZER, LATE
of Leacock township, Lancaster county.
Pa., deceased. Letters of administration en said
estate having been granted te the undersigned,
ail parsons Indebted thereto are requested te
make Immediate payment, and theea having
claims or deasands against the same, will pre
sent them wlth ut delay for settlement te the
undersigned, residing In Lancaster, l'a.
URIAH H1T7.ER,
m23tdW Administrator.
ESTATE OF JAMES M. CUANNELL
late of Lancaster, Fa., deoeaed. Letters e
administration en said estate having been
ranted te the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested te make Immediate pay
ment, and these having claims or demands
against the same.wlll present them without delay
for settlement te the undersigned, residing at
Ne. 131 Charlette street, Lancaster, Pa.
ANNAM. CHANNEL!
mSO etdW Administratrix.
tMAM ami oeFs-aae.
BUQURK IT OUT FOR YOURSELF !
CLARK'S,
American Tea, Coffee and Grocery Stere,
NO. JC CENTRE SQUARE,
Buy thslr goods at bottom cash prices, which
net only means lowest buying prices, but also
discounts off, when paying ana selling for cash
enables us te sell our goods aa low aa any ether
house In town doing business In the tame way,
and lower than these buying and selling en
time.
J nst arrived, another tot of these Pretxelstta i
they are excellent. Full Line of Clean, Fresh
Hroesrtee. Ne old atesk at give away prices
Fine Teas aad Coffees a Specialty at Me. Is Cen
tre Banare.
marts tf JAw JOHN A. CLARK.
w
ILLIAMrJUR A FOHTKR.
In ever varlelv ei Na
Shapes, cslluleld, Mcatl,
dies.
Nstnral Sticks, Fsncy
Uuia or Buyer nan-
tl
20, 21, , (A, M Inch
Filk Strga ana . ft5ri Dmbnllu
,
Fer Bun or Rain, at 1
at the
lowest v'tty" yjiaas,
Stere.
TEW GOODS.
NetklMg Baceeeda LikeBacceis.
Prospering under the pressure of an Increas
ing patronage, daxed with delight ever enr sue sue
esastdrt vtng the heels of trade ever a smooth
and glided fraek. opening up this spring's trade
with a blaae et triumphant glory, WE. are
THK PIONEERS FOR LOW FR1UEB and tha
OUlPlNa STAR FOR SQUARE AND HONEIT
DEALING. Ne discouraging obstacles la enr
nU te Impsae the progress of a llveanttsnap
fju business. Ruslnsas men wendsr at enr
trewing suceess and deserving penulatlty. We
Shew no stale goods at high profit prices. We
are Mends te the publle and tees te. high profit
oeapetltlon, Onr aim U te benefit the people
try eflertag bargains. Bayers are always ea:
lighted aad surprised waen they come te en
metc aadilnd CesTees marked jH. 14. is. te. )
amdV eaau, and last, bat net least, Clarke's
sameas combination CesTae, only lie. E, Gnar.
atssd K he BETTER than any ate. Coave
OLD 1NTR1B CITS OR COUNlV. Beld ealy
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CLARKE'S
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WaataaalA and Retail Tea aad Coffee Stere,
MO. IB wear nu BxaasT.
aa taliBheas. OeausteUaa. Closed, en
trealag at I Vtmt, aaean Meaaay i
CALL US BY TELEPHONE.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
DON'T LINGER,
-BUT-
Bey Your Spring Sits New.
Recause there Is a larger variety te select
from than there will be later tn the season.
dent's Light Weight Overcoats, Bilk Finished,
lis 01 te 123.00.
Yeung Gent's Graduating Freck Suits, .W
and 121 oe.
Dress Back Bulla, 112 00. IIS 00, 19 00.
Gent's line. Silk Hats, Spring Shape, aa 00 and
B5 00.
Light Colored Stiff Felt Derbys, IL7S. R0U,
run.
Gray, Tan and Londen Smoke Colored Feckat
Uats.sec, ;sc.,lce.
Beys' and Children's Cleth Hate with Blttehed
Bi Ims, BOc., 78c, ILOO.
Rey' and Children's Weel Felt Hats, Stitched
Rrlms,ae.
The Latest Arrival.
eeOABEJOF
DRESS STRAW HATS.
FURNISHINGS.
In addition te' a vary large asaertasral or
Gent's Furnishings we make special n-jaatlonef
an Extra Balbriggan Undershirt ter Qair, Leng
or Short Sleeves, 25c. Something better Iu
Bprlng Weight, Half a Dellar.
The Latest oensatlon In Light Colored Bilk
Neekwear, zec. and 2Sc.
A Superior Lisle Thread Uese ter Gents,
White or Fancy Celers, 2Jc.
Bicycle Riders' Hese, Garters and Gloves.
S0MCTH11Q NOT 1XPKTSD
-IN-
ladles1 and Misses' Shoes.
6 Fairs of Ladles' Hid Butten Shoes, free, taf
lers, at as oe i new marked at tl es.
7 Pairs of Misses' Spring Beat Eld Shoes, fjieu
te two.
t Fairs of Misses' Bprlng Heel Febbla Geat
Bhoea,nsetolloo,
Talrs of Misses' spring Heel Shoes, HOSea
L. . .
45 Fairs et Ladles' Uand-Made rreneh- lid
Butten Beets, Common vanse er9pera Tee,
made by one et tha Best Makers en a lata style
model. HJu te Hat.
Ladles' Square Tes. Bright FlaMhed Curscea
Id O alters, 18.00 te 2..e.
TRUNKS, VALIBBB AND BATCIIELB.
VILUAMSON& FOSTER,
S3, tl, 86 aid J8Et MlMg It,
LAEOABTBB, FA. ,
aarsteres close every evening at 6.00 o'clock.,
ezeapt Monday and Saturday.
NOTICE TO TRB8PA6SBRS AMD
.... OUMNERE.su parsons are herebrter.
bidden .te trespass en any et the lands et the
Cornwall an aaaadweii esutaa ta Ltba Ltba
nen or Laaeaiur eenatlea, whether
laeleaad or unenclosed eltser Bar ue
purposeetsb'ioUsndajhlajr,asthalaw waT
w iisiw Miiur, ifsissi sui uexvaassa
said lands et the unAarslgned after Ala a
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