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THE LAXOASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1887.
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ij- aentarOomtpeBaono 01 ivtilikikicir.
k'ifi CetUMBiA,May Tfeaclioel beard met
afjalMB jaa. nigut in iud vuuiiii
rihrta purpose cf electing a auper.
t ter the echoel district et Columbia,
f term el three yearn, Dr. Tayler acting.
iprwident and h. W. May, aecretary. All
b members of the beard were present. On
1 Bimen ui inn may uju salary ill mu super-
'.? aatatident was filed at (1.400 nor Tear, rmv-
,VaJk1a mnnlhlv. ssrlileH la Ihn aamn amnnnl
'i'rald before. A larire number or applications
Vkd been received ter the noalllen, ameriK the
xt nmhflp tains' thn nrajuint aiinnrlntnmlfint.
'.t-i? IS fl Amnn. an1 M If. Ifnfrtnan nvlnnfnnl nf
the nigh school. A communication was pro pre
tented by Wm B. Given, esq, signed by
thirteen ex-school directors, ndvecuiuf the
lectien of Mr. UoiTeian. The beard pre
eeeded In the election, resulting as fellows :
Fer Mr. Heirman Messrs. KAiIg, May,
Blade, Strine, Tayler, Wolfe and May.
Fer Mr. Ames Messrs. Graver nnd Ur
ban. l'reMdent Tayler declared Mr. llellinnn
elected miporintendont for the term. The
beard then adjourned.
A SerlJns Knnan.y.
A runaway happened yesterday afternoon
about 1 o'clock which was attended with very
serious results. Dr. J. A. Thompson, and
wife, of WrlghUville, went te town during
the morning and were en their way home.
Aa the animal was a very excltnble s'eed,
the doctor proceeded te lead the boise
acres) the railroad. Tbocelso madeby an
engtne caused the herse te become frightened
and was beyend the control of the ewper.
The gentleman was thrown te the ground,
the carrlnge passing' ever him. The herse
continued running, going Inte the bridge,
whe ra Mrs. Thompson was thrown out. The
norse managed te free himself from the car
riage and ran the entlre distance te the ether
end of the bridge. A passenger train wa
going ever the brldge which was distanced
by the horse. The accident was witnessed
by a number of persons and the unfertunate
couple were given assistance. They were re
moved te the clllce of A. V. Bruner and Drs.
Craig ntid Llnewcaver attended their inju
ries. Mrs. Thompson sustained bruises
about the face nnd body, besides a very sevei e
shock te her system. The Injuries te Dr.
Thompson were very severa Ills left arm
was dislocated at the elbow and his right leg
broken below the kiioe. Alter receiving at
tention they were removed te their homes,
where they are resting quietly this morn
ing. Fish Warden. In Town.
Jehn Gay, of Greensbuig, and Augustus
Duncan, of Chambarsburf, the fish warden",
are in town looking after the enforcement et
fie flsh laws. Large notices have been posted
In conspicuous places containing the flab
lav;. The laws forbid persons te tisb within
ene quarter inlle of the Columbia dam with
any ether device except a red and line.
The enforcement of the law will ruin the
business of a fisherman, who has occupied
the wall of the raft chute wall for a number
of years. ' Dad " Sheet?, as he Is known te
nil, occupies a cabin at this place, where he
remains excepting In extreme cold weather.
lie makes a living by Ushlng in the chute,
and btated with teats In his eyes that if com
pelled te leavj, the place, his home must be
inth&jiecr house.
imien 117 a ug.
Augustus AVlrt was severely bitten In the
right hand by n deg as he was trj ing te pull
the deg Irem a kennel. The brute sprang at
him, leaving the llesh of his hand In an ugly
imniier. A phjblelan attended te the in
juries, wnlch will prevent working for some
tlme.
' v W II. fiteck will tell about his travels
through Jerusalem, In the Second street
Lutheran church, this evening.
Dr. A. V. Hegers left town la-t evening
for a visit of three weeks in Kansas.
TUB BKALiLY J'OJSO.T.
A l.lttle Chili Cut " Heugh en list. ' and lilt
In a Short Time.
A child ct Kdward Griest, of Fulton town
ship, aged two years and four months, met
with a sad death en Tuesday evening. Un
noticed by Its parents it ate seme corn meal
which had been mixed with " Heugh en
Bats." In a few minutes the child became
very sick and a physician was summoned,
but he arrived tee late, The llttle one lin
gered four hours when death relieved it of its
Bufleilng. Deputy Corener Wakeman Wesley
was nor Hed te held an inquest. This is
the tecend death recorded this week of
children In the Lewer End dying from taking
poison, under blmllar circumstances, 'these
deaths Hbeuld be a warning te parents net te
allow this deadly polxentobo placed where
children have access te It, for It lms been the
cause of many deaths.
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A I'atnterb" Colen
The Journeymen painters, of this city, met
TuesJay evenlng at Blssinger's hotel, West
Kins street, for the purpose of organizing a
pilnterd' union. A temporary organlzjtlen
was eirected by the election of the following
efficers: President, Geerge Krelder; Vice
I'rosltlent, Leuis Krauskop ; Secretary, Kd
ward Davis.
Thcre wero hands present from the shops
el the following named employers : Gee. W.
Brown's, W. 11. Bateman's, Allen Guthrie A
Hen', Jehn F. Leng's, Christian McGinnls',
Gee. Pentz's.
The mtntln0 pssed a resolution te ask ler
charter, and adjourned te meet en Tuesday
evening next wheu it is biippcbed that a
permanent organisatien will be itltcted.
A Coining Ojien Air Ham! Cenitrl.
The Mtate Capital band, of llarrlsburg,
which la te accompany Lancaster Command-
ery, Ne. 13, K. T te Philadelphia en May 24,
has been engaged by the Lancaster Ltcder-
kranz te glve an open air concert en May S3,
from 8 te 11 o'clock p.m., at the garden in
front el Llederkrauz hall, rear of Kuapp's
iloen, for the pleasure aud enjoyment of the
numbers of the society aud their families
The Slate Capital band, Prof. H. Newmyer
( leader, numbers twonty.llve men and ranks
among the very beet Bluillar musical erganl-
Zitlens iu the stale,
Iter Flrt Aiiraucn.
Julia Cassidy, who claimed Gordenvlllo as
her home, and said she was a peddler by oc
cupation, was arrested last evening" for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct bv
Officer Leman. Bheadmitted that the charen
was trup, but pleaded for her rolease en the
ground that it was her first appearance before
his honor, Mayer Morten. The mayor
granted her prayer, and uhe premised te
hake the dust of Lancaster from her feet
forthwith.
-llrcach el l'reuil. aud Seduction.
Htmuel Ityan, cbarged with being a
fugitive from Justice from Ohie, where
tie la wanted te answer complaints of breach
of premise and soductlen, was arrested ln
this city te-day, and taken bofero Alderman
Daen by whom he was committed te the
county Jail, In default of bail, te await a
requisition from the governor or Ohie.
Oranled fat.nl.
Through W. B. Gerhart, Dr. n. F, W.
Urban, or this city, baa been granted a paten t
for combined heater and ventilator, de
signed for um mere particularly lu schools
ad ether large auditoriums.
Violating lb oily tlrdinsuc
A number of persona have Leen'haulins
jSVv mbbag en Der wart atreet, between High
U'-i " wd Hi. Jeseph and Maner and High street.,
ffi.'Maj'MTJ te the city ordinance. II persisted
jr' S-Tf,wU1 boei partlM preaecutcd for
' mnw i
mm ram vevmr orcemaoK rtmAg.
All lh Cair New H.ady UbpeMd el t'ntll the
. Rica Trial I. OeneladM.
In the suit of Jacob and Kllen Van cake vs.
Simen Ackerman, the defense was that the
policy wa transferred te Ackerman for a
valuable consideration and he bad paid large
.urns of money for as"sments Irem the date
be purchaseil the policy until the death of
the Insured. Under the decision of the su
preeo court a verdict was rendered In
favor et the plalntlir for the dlllerence be
tween the assessments paid and the amount
received en the policy fc!35 i3. Dennes and
Jehnsen for plalutlll ; lleynelda for defen
dant. The next suit trle.l wa tht of Samuel
Bewman vs. William W. Helium defendan'i
and Jehn i:. Scbuui, garnishee, l'lalntlll.
sotiie tlme age obtained a Judgment against
Win. W. .Sebum for f J, 111.50, and au attach
ment wai Issued against Jehn K Schutn,
who It was suppesett had lu his possession
meneys belonging te defendant. He came
Inte court, hoveor, and exhibited receipts
and vouchers, shewlug that William had
been paid ever JJ.00O, which was a greater
amount than he was entitled te from his
father's esiate. The Jury found In favor of
the garnishee. H r. lhlemAn and W. T.
Brown ler plalutlll i Brcslus, Keyuelds aud
Dsnllngcr for defendant
There will be no ether cases ready for trial
until the Klce cve is disposed of.
The testimony In the Klco ejectment suit
was closed this morning, aud counsel began
their argument. The case will be given te
the Jury late this afternoon or te-morrow
morning.
-ufit by Cendurtnrii.
Conductors of the Philadelphia A Keadlnfc
railroad company began proceeding In the
V. S. circuit court, Philadelphia, te compel
the railroad company te account for the sum
$137,i)ir, wbleS, they allege, the company re
tained trem their wages with the understand
ing that it was te be luveted In the stock of
the company for the benellt of the conductors.
Ftie petitioners complain that the money
baa net been invested, but has been
used as If It belonged te the company. The
table annexed te the petition, prepared by the
Heading ctllcers, shows the total amount
withheld te be Jt0"" tl, the contention et
the company being that the couducters are
entitled te only as much as the shares would
yield. The men ak the court te held the
company liable te account as for money re
ceived "ltli interest, until It is shown
that Hie money has never been paid te
the owners or Invested In geed faith
for them. The statement of extra pavef pas
enger conductors el the Beading te January
31, 1, under the contract In dispute, con
tains the accounts of lb- conductors. Judge
Butler referred the petition te Special Master
Geerge M. Dallas te take testimony and te
report te the courts the facts In the case and
the rights of the petitioners.
Ills llegu. Taper ltic!i.i SOO,000.
The appraisers appointed by the court te
ascertain the ameutit of assets and liabilities
of the Insolvent llrm of Jehn A James Hun
ter, Philadelphia, have had returned te them
ever JsOO.OOO of outstanding paper Issued by
James Hunter. This enormous liability has
come from every conceivable channel of
trade and tlnatcj. James Hunter cannot be
found.
bid Accident te a Blf Injan.
This morning a very sad accident occurred
te the old Indian which has for many years
steed in front of Little's cigar store, opposite
the Pennsylvania railroad station. A crash
was heard en the pavement and when Mr.
Llttle went out he found the savage lying en
his buck tn a badly broken condition. It
was first believed that he had been attacked
and beaten by a drunken man, but it is
likely that a sunstroke caused him te take
the turn bio w bleb proved se disastrous. He
was se bully used up that he will have te be
laid away.
Sent le tbe llespltal.
Themas Cunningham, an old man, arrived
in Lancaster at 12:53 te-day from Frederick,
Md. He had Intended going te Philadelphia,
te which city he bai a ticket. He was taken
se sick before reaching Lancaster that he
stepped here and was taken te the county
hospital.
Miss Ulnteti. Kente.
MtssSallla Hinten roturned te Lancaster
this week, and under the management of
William II. Key, of this city she appears as
follews: Paradise, May 5; Htrasburg, C and
Christiana 7th. She has a full dramatic com
pany. Appointed Agent.
11 S. l endlg has been appointed agent for
Lancaster city of the work " What tbe World
Ilelleves."
The Central Hetel Iiupreied
A. I ir'ultner recently took charge of the
Central hotel, Centre Square, and ters month
past he has been busymaklng Improvements
which have just been finished. The bar
room ais been handsomely papered and re.
painted. ISehind the liar a large rack for the
diplay of liquors hasbeen placed, ft Is made
et auh and lias three verv large French plate
K'.a-s mirror.. The bar fixtures are all brand
new, and the room presents a fine appear
ance. The dining room has received anew
supply of paint and paper, and tbe fixtures
In usuthere are also new. Mr. Fulmer In
tends keeping a place where everything In
thecatincand drinking line can be had at all
lluiea. The opening takes place this evening.
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Amusement..
Ttit lleipit it (encer The concert for the
bunvdt el t. .leiuphs hospital, under the
auspices of the Lancastur Mieonercher at Fnl
tnu l.all en Monday next, premises te be a very
llnemn.lr. Prof Matz his been busy preparing
un ujccllent pregramme for this charitable pur pur
pea. He had secured tne services of l'ret.
'Iheihuhn's orchestra, thu cejiblncd choirs nf
H. AntLen' and St. Jeseph's churches, and
the tneilist classesef the. high schools. 'J here
will also be line soles and recitations by the
bct Lancmter talent, llw chart for reserved
:cuU 1h new open at the office of Kulton hall t
and as theru have been sold a great many ticket,
privately, It will be well te go early in order te
memo a geed seat, as the hall premises te be
tilled.
.ii.i nil (.s us a-
KiU'K Hkki una Wtdne-day morning, May
4th, at the bilde s home ln Kdeu, this comity, by
Kiw. chirlm I, rrj, of Trinity Lutheran
church, Jcob Hanck. et Last Karl township,
and M e Laura, daughter et William C llecher.
VMJ.TUM.
1 aiiei)Tik In this city, en the 3d Inst,
Anna t ., witoet Henry It. rahnuiteck.
The relatives and friends el the family nre re
spectluliy Invited te attend the funeral from
hei husband's residence, Ne. 23j Kast King
stioet,en i'llday morning at 10 Se o'clock. 1 in
terment ut Woodward Hill cemetery. 2t
MAMHMT3.
Hew lord BUraet.
Nw Y'erk, May 4. Fleur market dull ;
ritin, I." iHf.i 10; Superfine, ti 703 J3 :
geed te choice extra Western, (3 7005 U) : geed
telancy extra statu,t3 70OI 00; common te geed
extra H estern, ti KQi 75.
Wheat-Ne. 1 Ked State, '.Met Ne. 2 de,
Sl.ei ve.s Ued. Winter. May, lXc! June, 0l;e.
July, 9iiCi recelpu, 40.70) : shipments. 75.ui.
Cem mi. t mixed cash, 4;Je May. 8c : de
June, ijijei July, 4JJc i receipts, 45.W0 bus
shipments, 4'.2S9
Oau-Ne. l White State, 30Uei Ne. 2 de,
?Jc;.Se. 2 Mixed, May. 31": Jule.HV.c: .
ceipu,2,-)uus; nhlpnients.ua.
Bj:rBloVUl,l,en,Jairrn' Btat0' "
Qyi dull; nuw rce'MWWs old mess, 5 ou
Liird-May, 17 35 ; June, 17 M i July, 7 se
Molasses dull at lxc mr belilnv .ui7
Turpentine steady at 37(40. "iota.
Uesfndull i strutned te noed.tnikftl ?5
Petre emn dulli UenneA5. In 'ciUeiVsjic.
rrtilahU dull; grain te Liverpool, pid.
Uutter Unui Weatore Creamery, jenilj,
flKlVafic,!,iy, ' tawary.halt "raiu
Cheuse nrmt Western riaClinisv.en ..
choice llnlil skims. 11H9I2KC Faucy WhiwilSVi
QI5KC! Slate ractery, iiQifc. "uiie.j
Mtsgt steady ; staui, 13e; Western, 13e.
Buifttriiulett linnnmt CuUoef, V l-icaici
Qrannlaied, 6 U-lb85.iic. " f '
Tallew dull ; pnuie elty. 3 J-lCiJc.
Kite nominal : Carolina, lair te geed, SOlWc
Ueffue dull t lair cargoes, lbXe.
Oblease rrodeM atark.i.
csicioe. May i. 1 p. in. Market opened.
Wheat-May, tsiit Juue, KlJic; July, sajc.j
Aug., Wc.
Cem -May, sslie; June, ea ; July, lljic
Oau-May, Vbtfei June, i)is.
Perk Net quoted.
Lard May, (u M; June, 18 80) July, $7 00;
Aug..l707K.
enert KliM-May, 17 X June, r Xi Ju'r.
17 ; Aug, 111.
oieaira.
Wneat-Uay, 82Jie June, 610; July, Wc;
Aug., sJ!4c
Ani-ay, SSSfll Jna, C July, UXef
Oats May, s;ei Jnnn. 1'le t July, 9'Jfc.
l'er Majr.fil ii JMne.riliHi.
l.ard-Mar, W l"i June, ni July, I7W,I
AH?e-Ma1:l If Ut June, l?M Jtilr. 17 i'Ht
Aug,77H-
drain ana rrutttian
rurnlfbeil by S. K. Vnn.lt, Hrekcr.
CmeiHO, Mny 4, 1 o'clock p. tn.
W hmit. Cern. OM. 1'iirk. l.anl.
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Crude Oil
Uecetiita Hints.
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l.l stork Stark.t,
Ciucioe, May i The Drexrrt' Journal re
Pert i Cattle Itecelpts, 3.0 V Invid 1 shlpuient,
Xtvxi: marknt leairi shipping ter, we te
1.500 s., Ileoen 10, steckers and fix-ders, ri 73
OIS): cows, bulls and tnlied, i:ajltij bulk,
mj3 IS ; Texa c.lttle, tiai te
H0R9 Uee'tpt. lVihesd; shlpinenU, l,WP
betid t market tnetr and closing lewtr
reiiirhand mlied. ai(S5i: nacklmt nnd ship
plnr. sees 5J ! lUht, li ;Ht J 1 1 i skips, m wa rt,
BheepUeci'lptM, 3.CK1 iiead shlptnrnts,
l.rwi market slew clieni.un.ill 3- woeled.
13 50fl.'. Iljli an, i: SQ'J 70 i lainUs, II VJ3 75
Kist I.tsiarr. Cattle Kertdpt'. 7 2 head ;
shipments 171 maikotle and a hidoeir from
yixterday ; i.itll hipped te .New erfc
nene.
lless Kecelpts. vX hn.ifl ; shipments NXi
head i market dull ; Philadelphia, fi.ViS 7S;
Yorkers, II SMIMiij common te l!ht. II ;snsoe,
piss ll.Vfll IS; h'g shipped te ew erk, :
car.
Sheep Itecelpts, 5.00 head shipments, is
market "low : ptttr.e. $1 evjl i , I Ur te ceed
1 75Jl 1 C0111U103, f i Was Ilk Luiibj, l IV0
111); wool sheep net wanted.
21. ir etk Stocks.
Hw Y'eri;, .May 1, 1.30 p. nu Heney leaned
at i par cent. Exchange sttady, 1 ? 7 ft t ..
Government, steady Currency S's, II Sbld;i.
Cenp, II & bid : 4"s de, II l ) Md
The stock market opened Hit jht cenL lower
than en etcrday en adv'ccs of lower prUe
for American ecurltles ln Londen, but before
the first call a buying et some of the leading
stocks, tegethr with ceMjrtng by the hert, re
.ulted In a tinner ten, nnd the decline n
fully receevered by midday Prices at the
present writing i-hew- a slight ndvance ever
thOsoef last nlghl.
steca marK.u.
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pOK COUNTY COMMISSION KK,
HK.VKV DltACIMIMt,
et Lancaster City. Subject te the decl-len et
the Democratic convention. u.af."j inlaw
pWK COUNTY COMMISSIONEK,
J.W.KELLY,
of Marietta, Pa. Pnhject te the derision cf the
Democrat!.; Convention, lour Influence solic
ited. m.ie-tfdAw
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IOK COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
SlMO.V L. 11UANDT (farmer),
Of East Deneual township. Subject te the de
cision of the Democratic County Conventlon.
our Influence rtspecttully solicited.
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TftOK COUNTY COMMtSSIONKK.
JACOII W. I.KIIKU,
Of Ephrata township. Sublect te Demneratlc
rules. marlUldAw
IOK COUNTY COMMLSSIONEtt,
A ' 1'IVr.W A I T
IGroeer. Hrt Ward, City. Subject te .ftrao .ftrae
rn. ti nil s j ni ili.,
cra'.lc rules.
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WOK COUNTY COMMISSIONEK.
SOLOMON ZEAMKK, rarmer.
Of West llemnfleld township Subject te the
Ifi-ci-MMltil luu ir
Democratic Convention.
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FOK COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
At the request el many friends 1 announce
myself as acandldite forceunty Commissioner.
bubect te the decision el the Democratic
County Convention. Your Influence rospect respect
fally solicited. IIKNUY r. II AKTM sN.
mla lldAw Kast I unipeter Township.
pOR COUNTY COMMISSIONED
ELI BATTEN,
of Upper Leaceck township. I announce my
self as a candlditfl for county Commissioner
subject te the decision of the Damecmtlc
County Convention. Yenr Influence respect
fu'ly solicited Was u candidate for County
commissioner belera the last convention, and at
the requester my friends withdrew in favor el
the candidate, trout the Southern district.
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A W A D VEK TJUEMEH TV.
TJAKINU POWDER.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS, newd.r never varies, a marvel et
purity, strenittn and wholesemenes.. Mera
economical than the ordinary klmls, and cannot
r?.i I" competiuen with We mulil tude of low
sElb ,n ""'K01' alum or nhmphate powders.
itM w3iVH.,JLSa'' Hu POWDIECO,
iii wmi Btrueu New Yerk. may27:lvdw
&y S- WWBBJIK
JOIIM A ev: vi.L.,.,e
it
Ne. 115 North Queen Street.
CKNTUAL HOTKL, OPENINU.
The Control Hetel. Centre Square, h'aa lust
been IhoreiiKblv everhanUd ana Improved uJ
the new pronifetor. XhU eveiilDg the mand
epenlU2 will he held, .u
U A. P. fulmek, Proprietor.
3NTED--TUREEOENEKALHOUHK
Servant, and two Cooks. Apply PuKK
OITCllAitUlt.al
r.ttTUOUTCO.'8
Employment Office, Me. tl North Cjusen BL
(luceaa fleer.)
A'KW AnVMKTJHKMKyiV.
STATK AND COUNTY TAX."
We am prepared le rvrehn the tr
f.-r
iiiitlreelty.
Alvliltn itf 3 itur rtif allnwn. If
paid en orbafern the nith Onv nf iuv. i? ui
our etllee, from 7 u. in. te p m. only
apW-ltdWAl' Mo.stdNertnuuront.
A X T K 1-A GOOD URl. FOft
child's nure about 1 or It j ears old ut
MaSfCNetth l.hne strict. ltd
WANTi:t)-SK KUALCOI.OKIIDHKK-
AST, Coekiimd .urses. Apply FKKB
Or'CllAUUK.nl
r, II. TltO II T A CO.'S
I mploymentenico,iiMorthijiuoii St.
("cend lloer )
NOVICK-THK WATKH Dl PLICATK
1 new In the hand et the Cllv Troatirer
ler collection et water rents. An al
.batument of
per cult, will be undo ler prompt p.ntmnt.
n nt,
ON.
J. II HATIII
AprMlw-WAOd
City "Iteasurer.
tTIHAll.r.YVS
KINP. D.Cl.MATlAX IN-
u ski;
l'OiVDKII wilt kill riles nnd Moths
from 3 te 10 inlniiies. Campher and lari'aper
ler ireserini: nwu'ii niicn I'aste una
" l!edy ler uats " ler nil kinds el ,-rmlu.
1 htve. lelnt Kl.tilntr Ke.1 for 1." cents. All llh
Ing tackle at i!int bargsliis,.
rKAU.fcVS Ki" KM II I'll UMACY,
(OpiH)alte KUKtern Market.)
MmdM.W.KH
1SS SALI.lh UIXTOX.
TIll.LllVHMt.NH Ol.Vl.l!?T.
Miss Sallie Hinten,
And a Powerful Dramatic Company In
11. fc l N-IUNr.1'
i.ir
l'ardlsp May 5
ana, May 7.
Sira-bnrg, Mil) 0, Chrlsll
l'ltlCKS-!5A3.' Cents.
inl 3td
XTOT1CK TO
TRKSfASSKKS AM)
II tH'ivins are heieltv for
-i."". tlUNNK.lt--
bidden le tn'i'ii!s en any el tie lands et the
Cornwall and sspeedwe.l estates lu la-ba
neil or Uuicaster counties, whether
lnc'eed or unenrlesed either (or the
purpeef sh'sitlnrf nndttshlnir. as tbe law will
be rwldlv enfereed "gainst all Irvspvsslug en
said lauds el the undersigned after this notice
MM ( -I.KMAN riihKMA.N,
It. I'KULl M.DK..N,
KDW.C rilKKMVN,
aprt'. tM Attorneys (or It W. Celeman's Heirs
etui:ks7
send me1 your qirl.3
-TO-
Leani (ln Little Things Hint Make
Heme llriIit ami ClieiMl'ul.
Hippy thoughts for thein. Ilippler dns for
you.
MRS. E. M, WOODWARD'S,
NO. v, KAsr KISU ST.
intMyOAW
R.
R. A H.
LADIES !
The PAK4SOL SEASON is uiwin lis,
and we offer ter your Inspection a very
tine line Indeed.
Yeu will And prices remarkably low,
and WE W1LLUL AKANTKK that jeu
cannot buy the same grade of goods
ANYWHEltK KLSK for as llttle money.
Our assortment Is the largest, assort
ment the most varied, and prices lower
than anywhere eNj. A visit will con
vince you.
Parasols mtda te order te match Dress
tioeds.
sTItepUrlinrand recovering done.
R. B. & H.
14 Ea;t King Bt.
apl-frnd
Proposals for street material
Pealed proposals will be receled by the
Street Committee up te Monday evening, May
9, lv7, at seven o'clock for the following ma
terial and work for the ensuing year year
Cressing stone te be net less than 13 Inches
wide, e Inches thick nnd I feet long and upwards.
Hacking stone te be I Inches thick.
llrlck per thousand at yard.
Hrlck lertheusnnd where needed
Laylngguttersperloet. Contractors tefurnUh
materUl.
La Ing gutters par feet. City te furntsS ma
terial Laj Ing crossings per lineal feet. City te fur
nish mateilal.
smd per cart Inid ilellvert d w here needed.
t-and uer cart lead at s ind hole
H-lglan llleck by the njuare feet.
llrenen stone by ten at quarry, at w here broken
or by the ten delivered w here needed.
S one must be small enough te pass through
a two-Inch ring.
Proposals te lie addressed te "Street Com
mittee " and deposited in Street Committee box.
at ftmeltz's Urecery, corner North Oueen and
Lemen streets.
All hid. must be accenciunted with proper
security.
ire lommltteo reserve the tight te rrlect any
or all bids received.
II OHIIKItur STUELTCOMM1ITKK.
Kiwi. S. ssieltz, Uerk. apr.w-4tdW,S
PrilLICSlLE OK
1'JiOfEUTr.
aluahle city
On Fridat, Mat 13, l"vj7,
will be se'd at public sol. at the Keystone lintel
forth (iueen street, Lancaster city, the fellow.
Ing described real estate, late the property of
Georgefehulmyer and A. W. liussel, deceased,
te wit All that certain let nf ground with tres
Ce, ktahln, scales and otherlinprevemonts there
en us" das a coal jard, situated en the west side
of .North Prince street, near the Columbia A
Heading railroad deiet. in said city of Lancas
ter, I'a. lieglnnlng at a point en the west side n
North Prince stret.t, thenceextendtng along said
1'rtnre street north -Te feet a Inches, mere or less,
toether ground of tbe estate of A. W, ltussel.
Thence westward along ground of same lh
feet, thence south 157 feet, thence southwest
ward 191 feet, ianre or less, te property of the
Columbia A Keedlng railroad, thuncu southeast
ward along property et said railroad company
Zi feet, mere or less, toether ground el estate
of A W. llmtel, thence northward along ground
of same 21.1 f-et, thence eastward along tameru
feet le said Prince street. Ibis property Is well
lmatrd and Is better adapted te the receiving
and handling of coal and lumber than any In
the city, and will be sold without roserve.
Hale tn commence at 7 7) p. m , of said day,
when attendance will bu given and terms made
known by JOHN K UCSsKL,
UEUUOK IM'.USSKL,
I. lectors of A. W. ltussel. deceased.
JULIAN fclllil MYKH.
Executrix et Gee. ehuiuiyer, deceased.
Huksy SiiriimiT, Auct. uiayivd
N
EW YORK STOKE.
SWISS EMBROIDERIES !
WATT &SH AND,
6, 8 & 10 EAST KINO ST.,
LANCASTXU, PA.,
Invite the Attention of Ladles toCheIo. Styles In
CA it URIC KUllItOlOKJlIKS,
SA ISSOOK KillUiOIDKRIKS,
XWJSS EMlUOIDKItlKS,
ln all Widths and Qualities at Popular Price.
Latest Designs ln lTull Width.
Swiss Flouncing
At S3, C'K, 75, 60, S7K cU., 11.00 te 12.00.
.Special llargalns In Full Width, Deep Km Km Km
broldered DUTCHESS SWISS FLOUNCINdS
AtllOOayardi thought cheap at f.Vi.
Everything Destrable in
Torchea Trimming hm, Faecy Trinmitg Lies,
Oriental Trimmteg L&ccs.
KSCUItlAL, ritKNCIl AND SfANIlJIl
Black and Cream Trimming fces
-ANO-
LAOE FLOUNOINQS
At Very Lew Price..
An lmmense Varletyef Plaid and Striped
White Dress Goods
from the recent trade .ale. In New Yerk
si less than Manufacturer' Prices.
New Yerk Stere.
jrair urJirifaijrJi
ifelVwkTfc'" A t-'lNKH AND BKT
JpljVFsLAJ TKH UUAMPAUNB THAN
Due de Monteballe.
AT HOIIItKK'S LlgtlOH BTOUt,
Ne. tl Centre Squarv, Lancaster, I'a.
D
IVlDKlNIINOriCK.
LASl'.STIS Cot STY NlTIORtL 1U,(
The Heard of Dlrecler. have this day declaied
a DHIdeiid of rive per ent, pavsUle en de
mand f. II. IIKKNKMAN,
mS'.'ld Cashier.
NOKIIAUIM M) I'KAUDl
Nil IICMI1UI1 1 NO IIUMIIIK1 t
The enlv (leiiulna tellllllbla Shad received
eery morning ul the
DAILY MAKKKT.
Cleaned and delivered promptly. All kinds
el New sogetabies. , Ke.
m J .'id'
DR. It. M. 1IKKMN,
ii recent vntduale nt the letter son Medical
College, Is lerali dnl NO, tti KMT K1.NI1 ST.
Surgical wounds nested antlseptleally. Patron
age iesiitliilly solicited. Int)2 Iwd
OUK CIUARN, MIA tJl'KUII)AANt)
llelden Linn are CI.KAH HAVANA ril
LKIl hind made, Ac KAt'll. In bosesof Mi's and
100'.. DEMUlll'SCtUAHSTOKK,
lUBast King NtmiL
Telephone Connection. 1 uilVWASIlttd
TytLLlAM EDMONDS,
U'helfull IVtltr sai OomtniJiea Mc;biat
IN Alt, KISbSer
CIGARS.
Advsnces made en saleable goetls. Oftlctt and
Salesroom,
NO siPYPKsrilKRT,
uprb;lind Prevldcnee. Uhode Island.
E sfATK OrJAMl-.sTirCtTANNElTr
latnel Uiuraster, 1'., decea-ed lettelse
administration en nun estate iiatiug neon
gninttsl le the undersigned, alt perseiislndebted
therutuamreiiiiwisd u tiiake liiimedlate pay
ment, and tho-e having claims or demand
ng Unst the same, will present them without delsy
for settlement te the undersigned, residing ut
Ne. 131 Charlette street, Lancaster. I"n.
ANNA SI. ClIANMCLI,
luJO-rtdW Administratrix.
E
MlLETRKi: STOCK IARM.
Stand ird llred Siivlllens In Service
STOUM KINO (.'161) .0.00
Iteceid, 4 years, J 47
III IIKNKV(l.'ll) AO.OO
Send for .New Catalogue.
HA.N'Ltl. KNUI.K,
apl3mdAw Marietta, I'a.
e
AK HALL
Tin Tip- (.'areful inrixiratlens be-
(Jc m.ity gtuniiig mouths in advance
am l'ltu k of iople's wants, Is the
w;.yttdejt. 1'irst, exam
iuiug the m.tteriaU rule llnish ; as te
weave or construction ; usitiR our " IxiillnR
down " test, whereby we knew what Is and
what isn't nil-wool , the sponging aud
skrinking of goods se that the) ata In
shape when worn ; next, the inspection of
the manufacturing at every turn of the
work ; these are the steps, in brief, te our
just prices.
The Tine Dress Suit at 4"-0 and the All All
Weel 10 Suit are put equally te the tests.
Ne double standard at Oak Hall. It's the
best clothing always ; lowest pricea
always."
A demonstration in He3iery ; 1JJ cents
te -V centi. Several w indews full of sam
ples of the goods.
Wanamakeh & Brown's
Oak Hall,
Southeast Cekxek Sixth and Mar
ket Sts.,
Philadelphia.
J.
&GIVLKRACO.
CARPETS.
KVKWTH!V(, ttf.W IN CAKPKTS
Al LOWkSTCA-U PK1CKS.
New ltugH and Mats.
Aurera and Held Medal Hpeepen
Ky ery sweeper bears our dnu name
f loer and stair Oil Cleths.
New Celers In Window Shades.
Shadlni; nnd springs mid Cord Fu
tures cheap.
Carpets -owed and Laid. Shades
made and hu ut; at short notice.
Heme Made Hag and Chain Carpets.
r Everything Cheap ler C'a h.
JohnS.Givler&Ge.,
Ne. 35 Bast King Street,
LANCASTER, PA
P. S "tore open SatnnUy and Mon
day evenings, utber evenings close at
Ce clock.
D
RKSS CiOODH.
Uew Seft Weel
Keat Stripes, New Checks, Illu
minated Stripes, Illuminated
('hecks, French l'laids, English
Whipcord, Cream Serges, Serge
Flannels, Zephyr Ginghams, Sat
ines and Crinkles.
Alse, I'riestly's Celebrated Ulack
Goods, Regatta Silks, Satin Ilha
dama and Surah Silks
Fancy Velvets,
Braid,
Fassamenterie,
Tape Fringes,
Flouncing?.
Jouvin's Eid Gloves,
Meusquetaire Gloves,
Lisle Qlevea,
Ruchings,
Spring Heaiery,
SPRING JACKETS
SOW 11KAUX IS FULL ASSORT-MKS2
Goods
5
HAGER & BROTHEB,
Nee. 36 87 Weat Klaff kH.,
LAMCABTK8, PA.
A"R Alt VKHTIUBMKXru.
STA1II.K AND OAHHIAUR IIOl'HK IOR
Item, cheap rtnini ler five Heme, and four
C.rtl.ges. Apply at
u,yiil lu We,,l "range si,
WANTlii)-fW(riiKNTtr-5tfi;itj'r
. '.IT the . I udge Publishing Company. New
rrk. Itliihl hind of men can earn Itvn detlaia
a day. Call, Meveiu Hnn'e, Thursdur, Maye.
H. in rilANK JUNks,
iny-U HiipLul Agencies.
NEW STOt'K, AND NEW HTYI.K4 Oh'
Canes, ilrtinie Wecd, Kugllsh ll.nnl, lUm lUm lUm
boe, Ac, al all pilces
iaMUTII"sCHI.MtHT(lllw,
111 Kat hlng Hit-enl
Tetephiine I'onnecllen. JalN W AHlmd
M
AUMI'H'KNT PIANOS
AT WUOIltVAKD'S AdENCY.
Coiueaud s,sB llietn.
NO. IM A SI KA"-!' M.NIIM",
aprt-.i lyd" I niieasier, I'a.
INSTALMENT IIKM.KKS WILL I'1NI
Just what Ihey nitil, s lull ll"e el Ins'al
menl l.oeds mill only In the liillalment Trade
by sddlessliiif
INSTALMENT HEALERS Kl'PPt.i C.
aprll JindTu.'l hA i Kile. Pa
GIUUNcTtll'KNl'Ntl!
A Iresh nippy of Uudeinear lest rerclwM.
Pants, Shirts i ivel alls, Neckwear, Cellars, i.ulfs,
Siispetidi is, llrlllsh Hese, best In lb" market.
Soaps, I'erlumerles, llandkerrhlels, Lsiiudrled
and lln'aundrjed .thills. Persons liem the e.lj
or county can sa e money at
It. - IKTTKKLVS,
tine Price Heuse, Ne ."-' Net III Ijmeii rl.
-M0le open ei ry eveiilnc a.m-l)d
- Jt -
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALI1 OK l'KR
henai. piiiiprurY.
(hi IIIITItSIMV Al IMtWOON, MY M"1.
will Ihi se!d at Ne i'..' I seutti Prlnee street, i line
let et Household and Kitchen r'liriilliue I'.itler
aud HlnliiK It ie sullK. Tables, limits, carpels
nnd oilier articles all lu ilrst-elass coiidllleu.
Salu In commence at 1 o'clock.
juiiN ruwri,
Adiiiliitstrnler of Ksltte el Mrs. Maty A. Ilar Ilar Ilar
tholemew, dert used
Je.L I.. II a is is. Auctioneer. tut Jtdlt
tai'KiNu,'iNN7.
A New Depart urn ler l-ancaster In fine Tal
erl nn. Importing direct tieni the best makers
el Fine Woellens. 1 hava nstreceled through
the lUnten custom house, a large ln eleti et my
own Importation of
SUITING, SPItlNH OVritl'IIATlNII AND
1UUI tMtl.Ml,
The llke of wlikli, for stjln and iiualltv.has
never breu equaled lu this city, at.d tannel be
.urpasn-d
A sp-clal Invitation Is hereby Attended te all
ln want nf spring (luriiienls te call early and
secure Choice Patterns Workmanship the ury
beat and prlce.s lower thauuer.
II HERIIART,
iuart7-lydll Ne. North Uuien stresd
QI'KNlSti M'.W JKWKI.KY SPORT
8ATURDAY, APRIL 30,
Opening New Jewelry Stere.
CHARLES S. GILL,
NO. 10 WIST KIM1 8TBKCT,
An Entlre New Sleck et
WATCHES, CLOCK"",
DIAMONDS, JKH'KI.UI, Sl'ecrACLES,
SlLVEUlVAItS.
FINE KEPAI1.ING A Sl'tflAMY.
app.Mlwd
R
EMOVALI RKMOVALI1
Having Removed luy
UNDERTAKING
A.N'D-
Furniture Repair Sheps
Kmmthe cernnr of Walnut anil North Otif en
trtU te SO.Vxl NOKTII (jUKKN STIU.KT, 1
hereby nellctt a centlnu&ncu nf tbn lltmnil jia jia
trenatce lirtnferw twatuwtHl t Um jmiiitc. ut
my nuw -trtntl, whnre I am fuily ,qulppilte
mtt all wmiu of the tnu.H, 'I bn Ui el i rnlcr
Ukrr'i rurntbliiKtt. nnd 4Mlt.ri.ct.en tfiriran
teed atMl .ulct'i. liepalrltiK of all kltuU of fur fur
nlture preuiptly aituniltxi te.
A. O. ROTE,
Nn Xil North Uueen Street.
sWTelephene connection. nprs; Iwd
11. MARTIN A CO.
SPRING
.DRESS
GOODS.
LI'STRK Cll KCKS. Larueand 'mall
Plaids, I7c. a )ard; redured tteui
X.
ALL-WOOL IIOMrSPtl.V SUIT-
lNUSal'.'.'Hc a yard.
ALL WOOL TRIC()1, .11 Inches
Wide, SprlnK Shades, al :tt cent, a
jard.
OneC.sn Al L WOOL TRICOTS al
41c. ayaid ; equal te any sold all c.
a yard.
One Case HIOIILANI) PLAIDS at
tc. a yard.
IlLACKCASHMKBKIatOoe a yard j
have no equal; are 10 Inches wide
and every thread wool.
CHECK CASHMERE), Spring
Shade., J Inches Wide, at M cent, a
yard.
SILK AND WOOL MIA TURKS,
Small and Larue Checks, alto cents a
yaid.
DOMESTICS.
A few quotation, will .hew you
what wa are doing with Uitse goea..
One Case PRUIT OF THE LOOM
MUSLINS, One Yara Wlfle, ut 7Ke. a
yard.
One Caae UNI1LEACIIKD MUSLIN,
y, Yard. Wlfle, at .Jic y"1-
OnoCase CENTURY CLOTHS, New
Pattern., at Hc a yaid regular
price, lOe.
One Case rANCY BCItlMSat ISc.a
yard ; were made te .ell atMc.
J.' 6. Martin k Ce.,
JAMUAITU. WA.
A' IP .1 1) VKH ri8MM W.VIW,
J K A S O N A It li K HK()U1HITkThK.
n I I.NKH Cnmpher and Insect Powder am
standiitd ii'iurdle. In prevciulnsj thn raraxe. nf
moths A liirKesleck el both cf the finest iirad.
iillaliishle, nt
IIUHLY'Sl)ltUJSTl.U,
a. Wti.t Klnatreet
FOR ltKM'.(iUANTIIAI.T.A LAROK.
well lighted loom, with nole room, an(
siillnble ler Imleser prltilliiffertlrn. Alaetwn
Initie looms mi airend slery nf a.tna bnlldlnir,
iilllil., Inr miles nr litdillnir riwtlns.
.IiiKI, L. IIIINKs,
npi-.'Und
Nn, niNetth iiukn Htlret.
THK LATKVTJLlST TlIK TIIINtl
ler business purposes "enlrli Cheviot
Trnnsers. We Inne them III twenlV dllfereiil
pattern.. Fer weir they cannot hoeirellnd.
all and sett thein. A lull line et Seelch Cheviot
Sultliiifs at inoderale iirlres,
hUSENeTEIN'AriNE TAII.llltlNll.
Ne. .17 North IJueen Kllia'L
I AltlNKT IMIOTOUHAIMIS.
1 111 TO THK
NEW YORK GALLERY
foil
SUPERIOR WORK.
Hpi'il !(llt NO. 1( NORTH QUERN ST.
AmvmnanTm.
PULTON Ol'KRA IIOUHK,
Sl N1IIIITS AVli saThrHAY MAllNhK.
COMMENCING '
Memlity Eveulnif, May 9, 1007.
Return Kii(iieiiient of the Distinguished
Actress,
IDA LEWIS.
-ANllllK.lt-
Siipcrler llrniiintlc Cuiiipniiy.
ItKPl.ltTOlllK reu WEEK
WI.INhMiAY-"Cnthlt, or thu llypsy's
Ottli"
TIIURwDAY " rnle Celers," and ' Rough
Diamond "
ltlHAY-".lntie Kyie."
SA1IIROW (Heiil.le lllll)-" l.ucretl.i llor ller
els," and Twe lliis ,rds
.""Alt Kl. (Matlnte)-" LtKhtnliiK ri.sh."
PRIOB9, - - 10, 20, 30 OHNT8
lie er ed Seats new en sale at Opera Heuse
npcMIld
ri RANDORIIAN RKC1TAL
11Y
Mr. A. M. Berst,
AS3IT1 I 11Y
Miss l'etts, .MrndcUseliii Club
ANDURANDCHOUl "-,
ist Reformed Church,
litiiiAY i:v i:im), m vv mil.
TICKETS 'iiCBNTS.
-Te be lml nt Mr Peu Deisiulth's ll(ik
Sloie. aprJO-lnd
rn. 4vrs cerrKtm.
rpunSQl'AKi: l'LAOK TO 111 Y YOL'K
TKAS, COIt'EKSAND UROCKRtEH
IS IN THK SCIUARCAT
CLARK'S
American Tea, Coffee and Grocery Stere,
NO. SO CENTRE SgUARE,
Square Reeds at iniare Prices. I larke's Pure
lUirav ioapenly ic. VV e are selling grrat quan
ties of Crackers, fnsh hut Just ln Ihn qnait
htere Is headijuariers for these I'rotzelelt by
the pound or bairel Ihey are Just tn tiiani
thlinr. Olve me another pound of your Oikh.
Coilee . It Is the liest 1 Ket anywheni. Is Ire Ire
(iiieutly said le us
JOHN A. CLARK.
marlMfJAw !; C ntre Square.
w
OltKINU MKN WAN rKI).
Te knew that they can buy Teas. Celfecs and
(ireeeilej'JOper cent, cheaper at Clarke's Orlnl
nal Tea and Celfeti store lhaii the faum
quality can be bnuiht elsewhere. Celfes Iresh
Kmuted Dally, I'.'K. '5. '". J". ?- and 'it Cents per
pound. Clarke's Combination Coffee at i'a! ir
tieund Is aduiltlivl te he the mist value ever
elfered tn thu toiree drluktiii; cemmiinllv of
Ijincaster. rinerl rieur' rleur' His Ureal
I'lllsbury Fleur, 71c per quarter .- Clarke's AA.
Reller Heur, SiC! Illnkleys Excells Hulls, Mc.
ier quarter. tc. ir bilf quarter) Olnirrlch.
Kcw-k lllll Mills rieur, .MIC. isir quarter, 'i'lt sr
half quarter. Canned (tools ami Oolleat
Heeds ' Ills astenistiliiv te gee hew fast we aru
selling Item ; leans Mrtnir lleans ferS.'c , Scans
Lima rteans, 'Za Hcans rich and nne Mara Peas,
25c ; 3 runs Cherries, 'c : .leans tiiMiseberrle.,
JSc ; Scans ltlackberrles, '25c : 3 cans Tem ittais,
'2V 3 cans Cern, 'iftc ; 1 cans Table Peaches,
s ; '.leans llaker's Whole TeinatiKis. 'ic. Krtwh
Canned Clams, "t and Sc. u r.in , they make a
veryntcoseup try them, jvei pounds starch.
Sparkling spry illass Slairh.3 pound hexea,
Xc ubei. Large Lump Starch. IXc per pound.
Elastic, Magic, tjuaker and Wind's (iless
Stan hes reduced le se apackage Siniara never
werosecheap. Light lliewn Siigar.IXe Almest
White Sugar, 5c Uninitiated ""Ugar, . Pow
dered Sugar, IS0- Clarke, thn 1'imiwr Inr Lew
Prices and thu guiding star ler square and
henrt dealing CLARKE'S
Original Tea and Coir" store.
Ne. W West King stieet.
AW Ceif.su ground by electricity, 'iilepheue
connection.
BUM BALM UM AfATJTX.
-IJIOK KKNT.
C Twe or lenr room. In Hrltnmer'. New
Unlldlng, Ne. 1MK North (Jueeu street. Heal
and gas Included. Apr
Annlval
ieuis-iia
HltlMMlCR'S livery erricE.
FOR HALK OR RKNT-HRIC'K STAIILK
and let, ITiSJ fesit, en Christian street, be
tween East King and Oningn street. Call be
easily changed Inte a machine shop or ware
house. Easy term.. 11. C. IIRI'II IKEK.
alt: ltd tterney-at-l aw.
H"bUHK FOR HUNT OR HALK
Heuse with modern Improvement, and
steam beaL Large lawn and aid. Availetyel
fruit trees and grupe vines. Ne. 130 North Lime
slreel. Apply le
" K.RA r LAND!,
aprt-tfd Ne. Mi North I. linn Street.
FOR HALK A OOOD KNTAHLISHKD
business, In the best location al Harris
burg. Pa., en North 3d streut. aNn-e Market.
Don't rcqulre much capital. Ooed r. asens ler
selling. Address, U W. K,
an-lmd lul Locust St.. Harrlsbnrg, Pa
HOOTS AXl HIIOKH.
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KV HUOE HTORi:.
HIEMENZ'S
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Shee Stere and Factory.
Infant Kid llnlten Shoes, 25c.
Child.' Spring Heel shoe, tee. ....,
Misses' High Cut Pebblu llulten. II In i, ll..
Ladles' PeTible llutuin.a splendid shoe, ll.oe.
.Ladles' Best Pebb:e llutlen, round or square
Wen'. Elne Laee Shee., ."A.
Men . Heavy newtw auujr auuu, sw.
&a ,. U..t V-11 UhlMM .1 in
Heb-Nan nnees.si'u.
Lace Shee, 7ie. and II .
it' rine Kid Hand-sewed Tern Shoe, 12.00.
Klne Kid Spring Heel Shee. l 15.
I.' Heel Selar Tip Shee., a tn 11, Je.
Bey.' Lace Shee. 75c. and II m.
'.7. . u. .. U..J Una...,,
I JU1IO.'
Mlsse.'
CnllU." lieeinOJUr Sljt nuuw, a , .., ,.
Child.' uena PeDDie nuiuin, nnriuu iinei, ina
Mlsaes' Scheel Shee., solid learner u in is, f i uu.
M Use.' Spring Heel Butten Shoe. 11 te !!, 9ee.
Bliee. of all klufls made te order. Bemember
we have removed two coers above tbe old .tand
NO. 57 NORTH QUEEN ST.
apl-tfd
,IOHV HIKMENZ.
SJTANDAKUWOKK.
Edw. Edgerley,
OARRIAQE BUILDER,
NOB. 40, 41. iJ, 16 MARKET HTKEIT,
Rear of PMtofttee, . . Lancaster, Pa.
1 have In Stock and liulld te Order Every Va
rlety el the following slylea :"
COUPES, UUUU1KS.CAURIOLETS,
CARRIAUK8, VICTORIAS,
BUSINESS WAWON8, "T" CARTC,
MeCALL WAUONH. SURRIEH,
MARKET VrAUONB.PllASTONB,
Ei PRESS WAGONS.
I employ the Rest Mechanic, and have laciH-
tie. te build cerecUy any style of Carriage de-
The Ouallty, style, and 'Inlfhel rer sTprlr.
make. It decldedfy the CHEAPEST IN "SUM
MOTTO! " Fair Dealing, Heneet Werk AtBot AtBet AtBot
tew Prtcea.." PleajeglvemeacaU.
BepdrlDg Promptly Attended Te.
PRICES LOWER THAN ALL OTHERS.
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