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rkaaMaHac opened tbia morn-
JBJAll islirr-. ceaUsulng in session until
gSswsasI Will ba dSYOtarl te the Interests
TtsSS'UrwSBt churches, 8arrleea will be
Svsuiat7:30 o'clock, whenaser.
Will ba daUtarad by Rev. Klrchman, Jr.
IttmBMl Meet,
'If: Tba regular monthly meeting et the Bbaw.
aaifaaeaipaaywaabaldUat night, when
Is was decided te participate In the parade of
the Oalembla Are company, en June 3d.
MBpaay will bare command or the
aUrlalea and Charles Cassldy was
The Columbia lira company will held their
Limy meeting tnu evening. They
ais aaaklng preparatlena ler their parade en
' IM arriTai or tbelr new ateamer.
Tba members of tha Beecne Heek and
Ladder company are determined te put their
company en a firm financial footing. The
eoUeetora are meetlnc with fair ancceM from
tba people of town, in the shape of receiving
aabaerlptlena.
Society Meetleg.
A aedety te ba known aa the af . L. 8. so se
etaty waa organized last night at the reel reel
deaee et Mies Addia Hunter, en Walnut
street Tba following officers were elected :
President, Edward Zelgler ; vice president,
Clifferd Rich ; aecretary, Harry Muster ;
treasurer, Mies Eva Elliett
Tba annual meeting; of the atockheldera or
ttMXeeley Steve company will beheld en
aazt Monday evening in the council cham
ber. Alfred C. Bruner, attorney for the owners,
old a frame dwelling house en Cherry street
above Third, te Henry Sleeger.
At a meeting of Gen. Welsh Camp, Sens of
Veterans, last night, the members decided te
attend a campflre in Yerk, en Saturday, May
14th.
A game of baseball will be played en Sat
urday afternoon between Bear's club snd a
picked nine. Dlvet and Rhodes will be
tba battery for Bear's club and King and
Beth will officiate for the picked nine.
Jehn Neenan, a boatman, get en a drunk
last evening and attempted te take posses
sion of Hauler's saloon. He waa arrested ty
Officer Wlttlck and placed in the lockup ever
night This morning be was released by
tba payment or the coats.
Charles U. McCulleugb, of A 1 toens, spent
yesterday In town, visiting his Columbia
trlanda.
A fair will be started In the armory en Sat-
nrdaynlgbtrbylbe members of St Peter's
) chore &.
dozen of Celt's repeating rifles have
I purchased by gentleman of town, who
will nave a targut nuige In tlie neighborhood
of the oil works.
BMLhrvMB mmw jmsxeu.
tta T.Jehn McCoy Installed at Gap en Tbun-
t day Evening.
Rev. Jehn McCoy was Installed as pastor
Of the Bell vue Presbyterian church, Gap, en
Thursday evening with appropriate cere,
monies. Mr. McCoy was formerly stationed
at Columbia, but several years age he
moved te Franklin, Venango county,
from Which town he went te Gap.
There waa a very large audience iu the
church. The decorations was very hand,
some, and the pulpit was literally
covered with hanks of most beautiful
flowers. The exercises began at 7:30 and
the meeting was presided ever by Rev. W.
O. Calms, of Ooteraro churcb, wne was as
sisted hi the devotional exercises by Dr. J.
T. Mitchell, of Lancaster ; Rev. E. W. Gay.
lord, Paradise; Rev, D. Andersen, U. P.
church, Octoraro, and Rer. M. L. Ress,
Pequea. The services were opened with an
anthem by the choir which waa well ren
dered. The sermon was preached by Rev.
Mitchell and his Uieme was Sewing and
Reaping." After the sermon the choir Bang
another anthem. The constitutional ciues ciues
tlena were propounded by Rev. Cairns
snd were answered sfllrmatively bythe pastor
and tba congregation. Tue charge te the
pastor waa delivered by Rev. Kesn, and the
charge te tbe people by Rev. Qaylerd. After
sprayer by Rev. Cairns, the new pastor pro pre pro
seunoed the benediction. The members of
tha congregation then came forward and ex
tended the right hand of fellowship te tbelr
pastor.
Rev. McCoy has s fine congregation and
be begins his wer.k under very happy cir
cumstancea. jl rmMUivx jh rum ttivs vabb.
Tba Bell Suit for Uamages Still ou Trlal-Tbe
Fetter-Schmidt Case.
The jury in tbe Rtce ejectment suit
rendered a verdict in favor of the plalntlfM for
alx-elgbth's of the property Thursday after
noon after a deliberation of several hours. 11.
M. North and W. M. Frauklln for plaintlOs;
J. Hay Brown and B. K. Davis for defendants.
This does net determine the issue finally, as
tha law requlrea two verdicts before the title
la absolute. A motion will be made lore
new trial.
All of Thursday afternoon and this morn
ing was taken up by tbe plaintiU's examina
tion of witnesses in tbe suit el Maria K. Bell,
against the Pennsylvania railroad company
for damages for the death of ber husband, en
trial before Judge Patterson. The testimony
waa merely corroborative of what was out
lined by counsel in tbe opening of the case,
Tbs suit for damages brought by Jacob
Fetter against Leenard Schmidt Is still en
trial before Judge Livingston. Tbe defense
was that Schmidt erected tbe fence across the
pump bed te keep bis neighbors from tres
passing en bis property and that by putting
two handles te the pump, one el which was
ea Fetter's side he bad all the privileges of
the pomp te which be was entitled.
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Heath of a Soldier.
William D. Broeme, formerly a plasterer
of this dry, died at tbe county hospital of
SOaWUaptioe this morning, aged GS years.
la rsauins were taken In charge by Under
taker A. C. Rete and tbe funeral will take
mlses ea Sunday afternoon from 231 West
Jasses screst During tbe war deceased was
Saassbar of Company G, 20th Pennsylvania
ssTslry He waa a geed told ier and a fine
BBS. Tbs body will ba Interred In the
soldier's burial let In Lancaster cemetery,
A If aw Hetel at Lexington,
FfSaa the IdUts Recerd.
las short time Vt. Herlc, owner of the
,r pmsmmvm netei Duiicung, win tear aewn tne
i ji balidtng snd erect In Its place a new two-
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;.,;-; - ttr, Max Pttsl, el this city, will preach en
gssvBfesff Mr Rev. ob Asaman In
)Hfi
TjwsVs as Bare pe.
yiMkiss, esq, nnd wife will
WsMsT it. yiMkiss,
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at fare.
assists ass sarters at lbs
Grass beM, teeb frees ass cellar la tba rear
a coal oil barrl,wbleh ba supposed was empty.
Handled tbs barrel along In tba alley be.
twees tbs marks! hoses sad hotel, snd cod.
Btdsrable oil raa from it In order
te get rid of tha eU ba applied a match.
la a moment the alley waa full of flames and
tba barrel waa en firs. The llthmen, who
have their atanda at this place, thought for a
time that they were going te be cremated.
It waa with great difficulty that tba flatnee
were extinguished before any great damage
hat been dens. The colored man, who at
first was anxious te see some fun by light
ing the el!,sew tee much excitement and was
almost frightened te death.
Women's ChrUUaa risptissei I'nlea.
Representatives of the various unions of
Yerk county met In the First Presbyterian
church Thursday and organized a county
Women's Christian Temperance union. The
following effleera were elected: President
Mrs. H. W. McCall, Yerk ; vice president,
Miss Miry Emit, Emlgsvllle ; recording sec
retary, Mrs. HUlr, Hanever: corresponding
secretary, Mrs. J. Btrnett, Delta ; treasurer,
Mrs. Geerge Bllmeyer, Yerk. A constitution
waa adopted and addressee were made tiv
Mrs. P. E. Small, Mrs. E. D. C. Matr and
Mrs. S. J. Barnett The convention ad
journed te meet In Delta In September.
m
Making Arrangements for a Convention.
Frem the Carlisle Sentinel.
Wednesday morning, Rev. W. C. Cremer,
of Chamberabnrg, and Rev. J. David
Miller, of Shlppensburg, went te Waynes
boro', te confer with Rev. I. H.Metter as te a
date for holding a convention there in
the interest of the centennial of tranklln
and Marshall college In Lancaster in June.
tsucn a convention win be held there en
probably, Thursday, May 20. Revs. C. Cert
and J. D. Miller will meet with Rev.
Cremer, the third member of the committee
appointed by Merccrsburg classls for this
purpose, In Chamberaburg te-day and ar
range for the convention, including the pre
paratlen of a pregramme.
Arneld Baas Injured.
Arneld Haas, the hotel proprietor en
North Queen street, wet with a severe
accident en Thursday. 11 e was ex
ercisiug a horse, when the animal
reared up en his hind legs. As he
came down he struck Ml Haas breaking
one shoulder and cutting his head. Dr. '.
L. Davis attended him.
Twe Teams stolen.
Chief Smith received a telegram today te
be en the lookout for two teams, stolen In
Yerk county last night The one mare Is
gray in color and the ether sorrel with white
face. They were hitched te square-box
buggies, with blue cloth lining. Up te 1
o'clock nothing bad been seen by our efUcen
of the stolen teams.
The Mifflin street Bew.
Geerge Uarple was arrested at neon today
by Officer Pyle en a warrant issued by Alder
man Spurrier. Ue la wanted for being one
of the participants in the row en Mifflin
street, at'" Cetty" Hoever's house en Wed.
nesdsy. His case will be beard te-morrow
evening.
Case Settled.
Last evening Philip Flery was te have
been beard before Alderman Dennelly of the
Eighth ward en the charge of deserting bis
wife. The case was dismissed, the parties
coming te a settlement satisfactory te both.
The Stranded Specialty Company.
Of the All Star company, which was left
In this city witneut funds, Jebn Daly and
wife, Resle Daly, Misses Oilmore and Gorden
and Geerge Barlew left for New Yerk at'J7
this morning. Chase and Daly are still here.
Sprained Ills U I p.
Last evening while Jehn Rinsing, son of
Jebn Ranslng, of Plum street was playing
feet ball en Nhlppen street he bad his hip
sprained in kicking the ball.
Get a Diterce
Lillian Arneld, city, was divorced from
her husband, Jebn L. Arneld, ea the ground
of cruel treatment
New Coffee Beaster.
Samuel Clarke, the enterprising West
King atreet tea and cellee merchant baa
added something new te bis establishment In
the way of an electric tuet-ir and cellee
roaster. The roaster will be run by electrlcly
and hereafter Mr. Clarke will ue bis own
roasting in his store buildieg. He Is the
only merchant in Lancaster that lias these
excellent facilities.
BAKM'tt'S OKKlt SHOW.
It Will lie at McOranns Park,
Lancaster
Saturday, May Itlh.
The grand street parade of the United Bar
num and Louden shows will take place fn
Lnncisteren Saturday, May 11, at 8 o'clock In
the morning, te be followed by two perform
ances In the mammoth tents. Merer btferu tn
he history el amuaeuients In thU or
any ether country hu tbeie been se Im
mense and Btupendeui a show us the
one that llarnum will prekent en that day. 1 he
capital of the concern has been Increased te
l,X),oeo and every one.ef themanydciurtinent
have been largely added te, uiaxlng the dally
expense ever t7,etX). There wld be three circus
companies performing la three bl rings, each
45 feet In diameter, and upon an eleraudstage 80
by te feet ; there will be the Heuian hlpprodreme
wlthts glorious races,asenly liurnum anews hew
te de It; tha museum of living curiosities, with
famous glanu, dwarfs, etc.; the two Immense
double menageries, the Ulellke reproduction
cf detr old Jumbo, with the ivory-bone
articulated skeleton; Alice, Jumbo's widow;
the wonderful hairy family from Jiur
man. King lheebaw's mascots; Captain
Paul Beyten's aquatic perlerinance In a
specially constructed lake of clear water,
the flying gymnasium and ether curious fea
tures ; besides ether novelties, wonders and cu
rlesltles collected after thrte yeirs of hard labor
by agents In all ports of tbe world, and enlisting
tbObCMlce of nearly every United States con
sul In these places. It will certainly be a giand
exhibition.
Amusements.
JAr A'disf Strtct Thta're.Oa Monday even
ing next tbe Lyceum Vaudeville coin piny will
open tu tbe King street theatre, it Includes
Carter and Andt-rsen, The Leve Sisters, Cooper
and Levely, Miss NxlUe Andei son, Geerge 11.
Deelie and ethers.
Tht Bertt Organ Rtcltal Te night -The recital
at the First Ketermed church te- night premises
te be a most delightful event The large chorus
bad Its rehearsal last evening and all were de
lighted with tbe satisfactory rendering et tbe
music. Miss Potts,' appearance was greeted
wltb applause, as was also ber grand sole ; the
Is in most excellent voice. Tba audience will
represent our best citizens of all the churches,
and an usher has been salected from each
church. Tbe surroundings will be lu keeping
wltb tbe high order of music.
Drttt Ball.K grand May exhibition and dress
ball will be given a' Ksbleman's hall en Thurs
day, May It, by Prof. Munder, tbe dancing
master.
Ukating. All who desire te gllTe en rollers
should net forget the rrgulir Satuiday evening
amusement at Mtonnercher rink.
aOUAVMOMJ TINETAItU.
Vety tew people, even among these who de
predate the quality and fl neness of the genuine
i'renca Champagne wlnes.bave a correct Idea of
tbe extreme care and solicitude with which the
vineyards are kept In the dlstrtctet Champagne,
which undoubtedly Is one of the richest and
be.t cultivated parts et the world. One of our
friends lately returned from France aivea thn
eulogleus report en the estate of Messrs. Beuche.
flls A Ce. at Marseull-sur-ay i this Includes a
remarkable piece et property named "Lea
gelsses," which can be shown te any foreigner
traveling through France, as an Illustration of
the Ideal accomplishment et a Champagne vine
yard. Situated en a hlllslepe," says our friend
'with the beams of the sun freely lavishing
from dawn te sunset their bsneflclal warmth
en It, this vineyard seems te cumulate all
tbe qualities requlred for the production of per
fect grapes. Us surface soil gives the fruit tbe
fineness and bouquet, wblle the beat et tbe sun
Is counterbalanced by the freshness constantly
drawn up from the lower ground by a network
of roots, which spread themselves In a bed of
chalk." There Is a great deal of this product In
the Beuche See Champagne, which explains Its
peculiar fineness and aroma se much renowned
among the connoisseurs ; but amateurs desirous
ef obtaining the wine coming from the ' Uots Uets Uots
sea ' estate only would have te ask ter the Beu
cbe Bee stxtra. Beth of these wines are sold ei
cl ustrely by H. K. 8 L ATM AK EH,
BElOARrS OLD WINE BTORE, 20 KA8T
Kind BTHEBT.
jewi
Bveia.-Ma , 1M7, la this city. JehnA, eon
of Jebn A.. and Amelia r. Burger, aged alee
months.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from
the paienls' resilience. Ne. 6 Wen Chestnut
street en Saturday aflernem at f. e clock.
Interment at Lancaster cemetery. 2id
mam an.
"" rhUadeTpnla rrodeci Market.
rsiUDSLrau, May 6. flour market steady ;
sales, low barrels i Minnesota Hikers, at ie) W t
Pennsylvania FamUr, M7.-3 w t Western de,
at east 90 1 l'atenu, ft & cu.
Bye flour steady, fi 7JJ sa.
wneai
auc.: Ang'
May.
Jui Juue, Wc ; July,
JUSt. 9 ISC
at Cern-May,
Wict Jane, 47Kc; July, 4ta.i
AUKUSt t0.
uatSH-May,
August, 340.
74c. June, JTHc: July, t.vci
Msa aers ataraet.
Haw Yeu. ilsv 6 Heur limrket dull
fine, VI H 10i eunerflnn, VI 7SJ3
Bunernnn. ri 7san u :
geed te choice extra Wmtern, IS Teas ea : geed
te fancy axtrm sMte.t3 Mt 00 ; common te geed
extra Western, SAflt 70.
Wheat Me. l Ked State. W'e i Na de,
97ViP! Ne. 9 Ked. Winter. May. 7Vei June. He.
'TVie
luly.
9.;ftc; receipis, ii,p.xft naipmenu, aju.de.
Cern ftn. 1 mixed cut. (0ie
Msv. icvt ! de
rune, ve : uuiy, ??ie
rvcv!Ls W.flO DUS S
smpmeuis, 'n?
UU Ne. 1 White State. tOS'ei Ne. 1 de,
c: Xe. 3 Mixed, May, 3J; j une, uyic ; rv rv
cvliite, l.IXibm : shipments, none.
Kye dull i Western, Mac t State, A7Xttt0C
Barley nominal.
Perk dull: new mess, in 00; old ineea, 115 00
015 .
lATd-Msv, 17 U : June, 17 JO : July, 17 TO.
Molasses dull at W,sc ter boiling stock.
Turwntlne dull at Stio.
Kesln dull t strained te
te goed,rinKOtU.
ned. In cases. sWc
e Liverpool, l)d.
Petroleum ami : Hen
Freights dull: ar&ln te
uniier ami : wsTm Lirumery. .iaei
Klgtn creamery, 2-Xc : state dairy, hall firkin
tubs, lttysc-
Cheese qutetj Western riatllStSC! geed te
choice light skims, UHOWKc. fancy White, 1J
flUHc: State Factory, H01J3.
Sggs steady : State. 15c j Western, i:W013c
Sugar ulet: Uxflned Cutleal, 6 HtdfctC
tiranulaul. 5 Sl-16a5c
Tallew dull ; prime city, QV-ic.
Bice nominal ; Carolina, fair te geed, Jd)3XC
uenee auu ; uur cargoes, mfgn.
Chicago Produce siarkes.
Cmici.80, May e, I p. m Marret opened.
Wheat-Mar, its; June, 'C. July, Mc.;
Aug , Sic.
corn -May, a-Jic; June, JSi;c ; July, tlSc.
Aug , e
OaW-Mar. KJJc : June, 2jtc; July, SS.'ic.
Perk Net aueti
HtHI.
Lard-Mav. m fix June. 17 W: Jul v. 17 DTK:
Aug.. 17 IS. . ,
tnert Klba-May, 17 60 ; June, 17 GS, July,
7 75 , Aug, 7 -.
exestss.
Wheat May, S3Sc; June, bc; July, J4c ;
Aug.. 3C
Cern nay, SSc ; June, ?e ; July, tlic;
Aug.. jc.
flats stay, Vie; June. ?Tc ; July.ft'S'c
Ferk May, lii i ; J un. Hi vX.
Laid May, as 7 ; June, IC 9 IX ; July, 17 O.'S ;
Aug. 17 10.
Kibs-May, IM7Ki June, 17 M; July, 17 65;
Aug. 17 72.
drain and ntmsiena
Furnished by S. K. Tundt, Breker.
Cuicaoe, May 6, 1 o'clock p. tn.
Y heat. Cem. iKts. Perk, Lard.
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June...
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eeptember,
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December S 'i
Uecelpta
Car Leta.
a
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75
Winter Wbeat
Spring Wheat
Cern.
Oats
Bye
Barley
OU City.
Crude OU
66X
Bead.
Kecelpts Begs..
Closing Prices 3 o'clock p. m.
wheat. Cern. Oau. Perk. Lard.
May
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7 17
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July
August
September
December
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Crude!
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Live Stock Market.
Chioase, May 5. The Drevtrt' Journal re re
eorts: Cattle Receipts, 7,Geubead: shipments,
l.SOD : market active : shipping steers. 960 te
1.MOS3., 1 1 1005 CO; stockers and feeders, tl 90
a te i row., onus ana rmxea, vi ia ue ; mux,
II SiJIJ 20 : Texas cattle. 13 MB4 40.
Hogs Uecelpta, 15,uuu head ; shipments, 6.000
head ; market was stronger and higher ;
rough and mixed, 13 2OQ350 ; packing and ship-
pinsj. se iqi ou : ugni. si ,ucjesa; saips.auusxi
Sheep Becetpu, 2,ae head: shipments,
3 ran : market strong : Shern, S3 rOQI 25 1 woeled,
ajyJi); Texans, (25003 23; lambs, W50SJ6 50.
sew Ter Stocks.
Nw Yexx, May C, 1:30 p. m. Meney leaned
at i per cent. Kxchange steady, II Sl&t ft).
Governments steady. Currency 6's, II K hid; t's
Coup, II 2&X bid I X's de, 11 19 bid.
The stock market opened firm at yesterday's
prices, but before tbe first call a selling of tee
leading stocks was commenced and prices
gradually sagged te midday, when they showed
declines of V te H per cent The market at the
present writing is dull. Irregular and feature
less. tr.ecm markets.
Quotations by Beed, McGrann A Ce, bankers
Lancaster, fa.
nv veax ust. 11 a. v. Us. s. a
Canada Pacific aiu u uy.
c.c.c.Ai m m &&
Colerado Ceal tK )4 Wi
Central Pac 0J fl te
Canada Southern ei ciK 6iH
CM. 8t. L. A igh SlX 20Ji 10i
Uen.ABle. Q 31
Del. L.A W 137 ir.H 137K
Krte m 3tS 3ivi
Erie, 2nds 101 lutx 113!
Jer. C t!X a.,; u
R. AT 3-i Sl 31
LOU. A N t! GS BTH
L. Shere v ue. S
Mlch.Cen vt 'jl VI
Heck Valley Sty, V$Z 31K
Missouri Pacific w Hj-H iuhj
M. P ivy, 3-jW 30
N. P. Pref w 6J M
N. Weau VtP-i Ui mil
N. V. C 113', lHVi 113
East Tennessee C UK 13 13' i
Omaha 6.')i ;;i &?
Oregon Transportation !t 34 jju
Ontario A W I- uy. uli
Pacific MaU KK BT'l Ui-i
Ktcbmend Terminal s !wh '&
fit. Paul mh . '.i.!
Tex. Pac xi j.ji i
Union Pac f,)i m civ
Wabash com :i2 a ji?2
Wabash Pref yr 31W 37
Western U 76i -,r. ;M
West Shere Bends ... WvZ
Mew Bngland 57; M4 WjJ
rauDsaruis. iist.
Lea. Val &va
B., N. Y.APhUa li'A li life
Pa. BB- W tX S7H
Heading Win 1 '.-It 22
Leh. Nav tuk
Hesten v. Pass.
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Hdg.Gen'la.
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PhUa. Traction GCj eeyi te
fULlTlOAJ.,
pOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
BKNBT DltaCUBAB,
et Lancaster City. Bubject te the decision et
the Democratic convention. maraud Aw
JIOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
J.W.KELLY,
of Marietta, Pa, Subject te the decision of tbe
Democratic Convention. Your Influence solic
ited. m30-tfdAw
F
IOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
SIMON L. UUANDT (Farmer),
Of Kast Denegal township. Subject te the de de
ctsten of the Democratic County Convention.
Your Influence respectfully solicited.
rcU-tfdAw
TW.OR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JACOB W. LKBBU,
Of Kphrata township. Subject te Democratic
rules.
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"POH COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
A. Z. RING WALT,
Grocer. Ftrst Ward, City.
cra'.lc rules.
Subject te Demo Deme
alt fd Aw
POR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
BOLOMON ZBAMKB, Farmer,
Of West llempfleld township. Subject te the
Decision of the Democratic Convention.
marO-ttdAw
TOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
SVft .1 ?rt.7t.0,.m,",' 'rtends I announce
K?hi,?i Mc?laforceunty Commissioner.
nm'nt ilhS..atcUlSn lne t'emecrauc
County Convention. Your Influence reanecu
mf.-tMi'lf ,L "K.NBY F. llAllTMarT
ml9 tldA w East I llnmtr Tnan.hiV.
TOOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER-
ELI BATTEN,
of Upper Leaoeok towe.hlp. I anneunee my
self as a candidate for county Commissioner
subject te the decision of the DemecraUe
necraue
respect.
S&
buvu,r wiHfeauuii, suur inuatses
tnllv solicited. Was a candidate for
commissioner belern the last convention,
Ihe reauest of mv friends withdrew In fi
the eandldates from the Southern district. I
tMAw
ELI BATTEN,
9MW ABTMMTiaaMmn.
IAKIHO POWDKJU
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
Tills powder never vanea. A marvel et
purity, strength and wholesemeneea. Mere
economical than the ordinary kind, and cannot
be sold In competition with the multitude of low
lesusnen weignt, aiumer pampuaie pewunrs.
SwM only tn earn. Bev&L lUki Fewdis Ces
10 Wall street New Tork.
mayt7:lvdAw
FINK COSCKRT TO NIOtlT. PROF.
Christ. Burger's full orchestra wtllgtveone
of their excellent concerts this evening at
JOHN A. SNYDKK'S.
ltd Ne. 115 North Queen Street-
w
ANTKD-A 01RL OR CHAMBER.
maid : mnat cotne
ell recommended.
xt
B9. WILLIAM AUG. ATt.BB,
m-d
IX North uute street.
WANTED FIVE COOKS AND FOUR
general house servants. Apply FBBK
OrCllAHUBat
F. B. TKODT A CO 'S
employment Ufflce, 22 N. Queen St.
("ecend fleer, i
TJKR RENT GRANT HALL, A LARGE,
A? well-lighted room, with ante-room, and
suitable ter ledges or printing office. Alse two
large rooms en second story of same buUdlng,
suitable ter office or lodging room.
JUBLL.Us.lNE9.
aprtxwd Ne. at Nerm Duke Btreet.
rTME DAILY MARKET IS THE PLACE
te se for all kinds of New and Fresh Vege
tables. Wehaveeverytblng you want. Come
and see ; It will de you geed
V. s. Alse recalling every morning these
fine Columbia eh&d, cleaned and delivered
promptly.
inS-Jtd 8. VOX.
WANTED TWO CURLS BETWEEN 14
and IS years old. Apply FUEB or
CH All (IK, at
F. ILTBOUTACO.'S
Employmentefflce.UNorthUueen St.
(Second fleer.)
THE LATESTJUST TdE TUINO
for business purposes Scotch Cheviot
Trousers. We have them In tr.enty different
patterns. Fer wear they cannot be excelled.
all and see them, i A full line et scotch Cheviot
Suitings at moderate prices.
bOSENSTKl.VS n.NK TAILORING,
Ne. 37 North queen Street
-VT-ENNERCHOR RINK.
OVA.
Te-morrow (Satardaj) Mght.
8kaUngfTom.30te9 3a Dancing from S 31 te
11 o'clock.
ADMISSION 10CKNTS.
mf.:td
FRAILEY'S FINE DALMATIAN IN
SECT POWDIBwlll kill File and Moths
from! te 10 minutes. Campher and Tar Paper
ter preserving Woolens Keach Paste and
Kcady ter kats " ter all kinds et vermin.
Three-Joint Fishing Beds for 12 cents. All fish
tog tackle at gret bargains.
rsaiLbl BAftai r-au rnsnnsbi,
(Opposite Zastern Market.)
MmdM.W.FB
DETER WEBER,
NO 43 NORTH QUEEN STKEKT,
lias lust recelvedaUreatVarletv el Hats. Csds
and Straw Goods, as fellows :
Fine BTir r, FUB, WOOL and SOFT HATS In
all the Leading styles and Celers.
STRAW, MANILLA and MACKINAW for
Men, Beys and Children, which he offers te the
public at prices lower than ever before.
Alte tbe only Cap Manufacturer tn town. He
Invites the public te give him a call. It
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS.
GO TO TUB
NEW YORK GALLERY
FOR
SUPERIOR WORE.
aprQJ-lwdtt NO. 108 NOUTH QUKEN ST.
VJ-RS. P. WEBER,
47 North Queen Street.
We have J ust opened a large assortment et all
the Latest styles in
MILLINERY GOODS
which we offer at Lewest Prices.
ltd
TZ-1NG STREET THEATRE.
WONE WEEK, ft
C0M.1LNCIM1 MONDAY, MAY 9,
1887.
Lyceum Vaudeville Company,
Consisting of
CAKTKK A ANDERSON, LOVE hlSTEK?,
C03PEKA LOVELT,
MIHJ NELLIE ANDERSON, GEO. II. DOOLIE
and ethers.
ADMISSION 11,20 A 30 CENT.',
AW Family Matinee Wednesday and Satur
day. Admission, 10 Cents. Children, 5 Cents,
mays lwd
TMPORTANT NOTICE.
A GREAT
MARK DOWN
-IN-
Shoes!
47- Don't talk about Prices, They'll Suit Yoet
Come All I Come All I
HIEMENZ!
HO. 67 NORTH QUM.N ST.
JTOTICE.
OUR PRICE LIST.
A Light Stiff Hat, Werth ta.00.... Selling for KM
A Light Bilfl Hat, Werth l W.... Selling ter U U)
A Light BUft Aat, Werth fl 00.... Selling for L60
The rretilestLIOHTSriFF HAT In the Market
at 11.00.
A FULL LINE OF
F0CKT ud BUMMER CBUSHEB8
In All the Fancy Shades.
Men's Mackinaw Hats,
Mc, 760 , 11.0', 1. up te S5 00.
Positively tfae LAEQI8T LIRE of
Bjjs'
and ChildrtD's 25 Cent Straw Bits
INTHBC1TT.
Atso rail Line et HAKVEBT HATS for
BVBBYDAY WEAK.
TRUNKS aaaTBAVELINO BAGS at Lewest
Frtcea.
l
I
STAUFFER & CO.
T(n. U M MOTC QOEIIt ST,
jraw Asrirsi
il.000
FOR A FINRR AMD
BRT
TBB CUAMPAUHB THAR
Due de MontabBlie.
AT BOHKRH'S L1QUUK 8TOBB,
Me. si Centre Square, Lancaster, l'a.
N
KW YORK BAZAK.
Are you ou the Lookout for
REAL BARGAINS?
Yeu can get them at
A. HIRSH'S, 6 and 8 North QuMn St,
All the latest styles of Ladles' fats and Ben
nets t also at 1 1 he latest shades tn Blbrtens, Satins,
Feather, Flowers, laces. Three hundred Un
trimmed Hats for lc; also three hundred
Trimmed Hats for We., line, Hen. Ilte, gtei.
Hue. Corsets, Cellars, Cuffs, 11 leres; also tre
largest assortment of Sun Umbra'lss and para
sols In all shades at a price that was never
offered te the ladles belere . Come seen te secui e
a Bargain. me 7td
H
IRSU A BHUTHKH.
LIGHT WEIGHT GOODS
-ter-
SUMMERWEAR.
Our Stock of SERUE SUITS for
SUMMER WKAKaiuuet beciiualled
In the city.
Our Stock of SKRGE SUITS consists
of both Foreign and Demestic Uoeds,
aud etthex Celer Black or Blue.
We call your attention te our line of
SEEBSUCKER aud MOHAIR COATS
aud VESTS.
We can fit you In size. We can suit
you In taste. We can please you In
price. We can satis ly you tn regard
te the color.
SEERSUCKER SACK COAT and
VEST, 11.90.
SEERSUCKLR NORFOLK JACK
ET and VEST, IU0.
HOTS' SEERSUCKER SACK COAT
and VEST, 11 CO -te fit all ages.
riOTS' SEERSUCKER NORFOLK
JACKET and VKST,1.2.
MOHAIR COAT and VEST, tires M
up te M, tn all qualities el goods, at
Lewest Prices.
LOOK LOOK ' 1,C0 pairs of MEN'S
BUMMER l'ANTi at 65c.
LOOK ' LOOK ' Ml pairs of HOI S'
SUMMER l'ANTSateec.
Hirsh & Brether,
ONE PRICE
MERCHANT TAILORS,
-AND-
Clothiers and Furnishers,
COB. NORTH QUEER ST. AND CENTRE
SQUARE. LANCASTER, PA.
rrUIE WONDERFUL
SUCCESS
WHICH HAS CROWNED OUR
SPECIAL SALE
-OF-
UNDERWEAR,
-AND THE-
CensUnt Demand for Mere of These Goods,
Haslnduced in te Purchase
ANOTHER LARGE LOT
-OF-
Ladies' Cbeiisc, Ladies' Skirts,
LADIES' DRAWERS,
Ladies' Sbert Nightgowns.
We will put these goods
FOR SALE!
-ON-
Monday Morning, May 9tb,
At the Uniform Price of
Tweety-flve Gents Apiece.
We wtll limit the sale of tbese goods te the
hour between
Nine and Ten Eiery Morning.
-ONLY-
ONE CHEMISE, 0NHIRTf
One Pair of Drawers,
-AND-
ONE DRESSING GOWN
Will be sold te each customer.
POSITITELYnoneef these goods will be sold
at any ether time but the hours set aside for tbe
sale.
THB3H ABB TB0 QOOD3 :
10 Dei. Chemise, S rows of Needlework Insert
ing, 4 rows of PufflDg, Linen Torchon Lace
Edge worth 6 Jc. apiece, at c.
lu Deg. Chemise, Flee Tucked Yokes, Linen
Torchon Laea Edged, worth ttJc, at SV:.
10 Dex. Skirts, 3ft Inch Cambric Hume, worth
80c, ataac.
10 Des. Skirts, Inch Ruffle, worth sis, at Ke
10 Des. Skirts, S Fine Tucks, I Inch Hem, werts
BOc.atSW.
iuues. asuiiea" urawers.srine xuess, i incu
Wide Fine Needlework Embroidery, worth We
totee, atise,
10 Drz. DresslDg
Qewns, Kuftled all the way
down, worth sie at (Se,
Aw-kxmnmher these reeds are made of SOOd
material and made up and finished la fl rat-class
1 Jar'gsmember the hour. BETWEEN NIN E
ANDTEN EVERY MORNINQ.
SSHsmmbr the price, ONLY TWENTY
FIVE CENTS APIECE.
ASTRICH'S"
Palace ei Fashion,
18 BAstT sQMO sTTRMT.
lahcasxie, ja.
s
iraw ADrtcHri.iBMMim.
TTNDERWRAR.
UNDBRWAR.
Summer Merine and India Gauze Underwear
FOR
LADirS QBNTS AND CHILDREN.
lsw5fi!fle.WJeKIrll. " -
SsyPUMMKH HOSIERY In Large guantllles, at All Prices.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te tha Court Beuse,
XKW Alt VKKTISKMKXTH.
8K A S O N A II I, K REQUISITE, RE.
I'lNRli Campher and Insect Powder are
standard remedies In preventing tbe raKose(
moths A large stock of both of Urn flunst grade
attainable, at
HURLEY'S IMIUU STtilla,
wi WmI KlnvStnwt.
ATIENTION 1
All Soldiers. Sailors and Harlnes who vol
unteered for a termer three yetrs prier te July
1, 1U during the Worer the Uebelllenand were
honorably discharged alter a service et two con
tlnuem years, or ere discharged by reason et
wounds, ars requested te mret at tba (I A It.
1111, Centre fijuare, en Saturday evening, the
7th Inst , at o'clock, for the purtiwe of forming
an Encampment et "The Union Veteran
Legien." ltd
CnRlNUOrENINcT
A fresh suppy of Underwear Just retctved.
l'ants, hlrt, literally Neckwear, Cellars, Cuffs,
Suspenders, llrlttsli lln: Iwst In tbu market.
Soaps, l'erfutnertes. Handkerchiefs. Laundrted
and Unlnundrtedsblrls. 1'erseua from the city
or county can save money at
R.S. FKTTERLT'S,
One Price Heuse, Ne. SI North Oueen et.
Asystele open every e enlug. aJtvijd
JL T TiIe"
H L'KMItK StJUAHE
Tea and Coffee Heuse
HATS
Fine English llreakfsst, Fonneso Oolong, Im
perial, Jnpiu, Noting llvsen and etherTtMis.
In CetTves-Turklsh lllnnd, Kim, Old Uev.
Java, Mecba, Laguayrv, Maiacaltw, ete.
Tbee Teas aud Coffees cantiet bu excelled In
juallty or price.
fest Uranulatcd Sugar, 6c. ether grades
equally low.
CLARK'S
inar2J.lfJ.tw
Centre Square.
F
RESH ROASTED TEA AND COFFEE.
We are Determined te De Geed.
Aud make the people feel glad te think they
have a store In the community like ours. We
want dxlegates tretn 10.1U) hmues te swell the
ever Increasing throng. Proclaim It te your
friends, make It known te your enemies that we
are the only house tn Lancaster wbe DOES
their own Coffee Roosting Come and trv a
pound of Clarke's fresh Roasted Ceffer. WK,
IS, IS, '. 21 snd ?.J Cents per pound. Clark's
Combination Coffee at i!e., surpasses any enflee
ever offered te the people of ibis city or county,
CHECKS WITH EACH AND EVKRY POUND.
Bt. Geerge's Brand Tomateoa.
In Class Jan, only Im. per Jar; never have been
soldteour knowledge for less than3)c.
NOW 13 THE TIM K TO SECURE UAROA1NS.
CLARKE'S
ORIGINAL, TBA cfe OOFFflB BTORE,
NO.S2WEHT KING STREET.
SS Stere closes every evening at 6 o'clock,
except Mondays and Saturdays. Telephone.
w
IliLIAMSON A FOOTER.
CALL US BY TELEPHONE.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
CHARACTERISTIC.
-THE-
Superior Appearance
-OF-
OUR SUITS
-FOR-
Yeung Gentlemen, Beys and Children
Entitle them te a place eriual In all respects te
Custom Werk, with the one eiceptlen They
don't cost teuas much money te buy.
Yeung Uentlemen's Dress Cutaway CeatSults,
110 CO te taw.
Heys' Btralsht Frent Sack Dress Suits, Pleated
Tunic or Norfolk Blouse. II (0 te as in
Yeung Gent's Light Colored SHIT Felt Hats,
11.73 te W 60.
French Felt Pocket Ha's. tite.
Full Urtss Silk llau.suu and 3 00.
LOUTRA
Is the name given te the latest style Htlir Fell
Hat, It ts quite popular. We have them In tbe
best selling shapes.
STRAW riiTS
FOR
Men, Beys and Children
AT
ALL PRICES.
Why Should Teu Swelter?
Balbriggan Undershltts, with Leng or Short
Sleeves, 2SQ.
Muslin Drawers, tie.
The Indus Undershirt. 230.
Percale shirts. 2 Cellars and 1 Fair Cuffs, 50c.
White Dress Shuts. 23c, Sse. Boe.
All the Favorite Shapes tn Silk Neckwear.
LAOIIS' AND MISSSEV
SUMMER SHOES I
Ladles' Fine Dongola rexlble Beles, all styles,
Ladles' Eld Butten, Siuare Tee and Lew Heel,
12.00.
Ladles' Etd Butten Opera Tee, II 60.
Ladles' Etd 1'ex Rutten, square or Opera Tee,
BS.M)
Misses' B Id and Pebble Spring Heels, 11.23.
Misses' Grain Butten, Selar Tips, soe.
Children's Eld or Pebble Spring Heel, Mc up.
WArtfull asertment of Boyi' and Youths' Shoes
In All grades at Lewest prices.
Tranfcs, Satchels and Taliaea.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER,
S3, 8,, 86 aa- 38 Eart King Bt,
LANCASTER, FA.
ssTSterss doss every evenlnf at 6.00o'leck
esee pt MenOaf asd SaurUF.
Lnnoaster, Pa.
JHHOL: D VXR fKitKtraT
Till. II. M. II Altai a v
XJ a recent graduate el the .teffsrsen Medical
College. Is lwted at NO. m KaSTMINil ht
Surgical wounds linated authentically P.itnA"
iige respsctlully sellclicd. rni lwd
kl'RlNU, KS7.
A Nit ST lintswiritiraa rti t ahu. a a sa... .
erlng. linportli.gdliwtftemthe lm.tin.kers
?i W""T ! "" "'tri'celved through
the IVo.ten custom house, a Urge Invoice of in?
own linportatlen of
SUtTlNtl, sritINd OVVRCUATINU AND
IROUSKHIMi,
Ttioltke of which, for atle and iiuallty.has
never been equaled In this city, and cannot be
snrpasred. '"
Asprrlalluvltatlen Is hereby extended te all
In want el vprlng tlarmnttta te call early and
secure Choice I'.iierns. Workmanship the very
beatvand prices lower than ever.
-. .. " OKRHART,
maW7lydlt Ne. U North Owen street
e
AK UAbU
Rey?' and Small Heys' ijriTs.
Here's a keynote te the O.tk Hall stock .
Plain llleuse Suits for the Larger Beys SLd
Fancy Pleated Suits for Small lleys, short
trousers, of Genuine L'd. Harris Cassl.
tueres at 5 w ami ?7.G0.
These Suits are of our own design aud
make, and the reputation of Ed. Harris
Cassimeres is as true and deserved as a
popular neighbor's, who lias lived in the
same house for a lifetime.
The designs of these goods aie new and
quile handsome, and they wear beyond
tnc.isure for the price.
We have u stock of Children's Suits at
.I.'), aud better than au hotly else's make
at Unit.
WANAMAKER i"fc Urewn's
Oak Hall,
Southeast Cerner Sixth and Mar
ket Sts.,
Plttf.ADKLPIUA.
AsnastJisrr
JkTIHS H.V1.L1K HINTON.
THKCHARM1NU VOCALIST,
Miss Sallie Hinten,
And a Powerful Dramstle Company tn "LIT.
TLE SUNSHINE.'
l'arsdlse. May S. Strasburg, May 8. Clirlstl
ana. May 7.
l'RICES-23 A V Cents.
mi Sid
Q.KAND ORGAN KEC1TAI.
BY
Mr. A. M. Berst,
ASSISTED UY
Mls Fettx, Mendelssohn Clnb
AND GRAND CHORUS,
ist Reformed Church,
FKIIrAY EVE.MXIJ, MAY Cth.
TICKETS ... 50CENTS.
Te be had at Mr Ien Dersielth'a Reek
Stere. aprSMwd
jglULTOM Ol'KKA HOUHE.
SIX NIUUTS ANIiTaTURDAY M ATI. NEK,
COMMK.SC1NO
Monday Bvening, May 2, 1887.
Return Engagement et tbe Distinguished
Actnss,
IDA LEWIS.
-ANDHKR-
Kuperler Urstnatlc Company.
REI'KRTOIRK FOR WEEK:
FRIDAY - rslse Celers! or. Lever's Re
venge "and "Rough UlHtnnnd."
SATURDAY (Deuble Bill)-'1 LucretU Bor Ber
gia," and "Twe Ruzzirds."
SATURDAY (Matinee)-" Lightning Fltsh."
PRIOB8, - le720, AJ30OENTB.
Re. erved seats new en sale at Opera Heuso.
apraeid
jtuh BAvm ea,- amnt.
tJIOR KENT.
JC Twe or tour rooms In Brimmer's New
Building. Ne. 1&3) Neitb Queen street. Heat
ana gas inciuuea. jippiyat
feblS-tfd
lltUMs
iasabii'a
I'S LIVERY OFFICE.
FOK HALK OR KKNT-BKIOK 8TABLK
and let, 17aSD feet, en Christian street, be
tween East King and Orange streets. Can bu
easily changed Inte a machine shop or ware
house. Easy terms. ' 11. C. BIlUliaKER,
alS-tid A ttemey-at-Law,
U 111,1 (J HALE."
OnSslUIltMY, MAY 7, at 1 o'clock p.m.,
at Ne. 313 East Frederick street, or Bedsteads,
bldereard, Mnk, Tables, Chairs, Steves, Ingrain
and Rag Carpets, Glass, Earthen and Tinware,
and a great assortment of Household Uoeds, tee
numerous te mention.
RACHEL SHAFFER.
G.UcxTsx, Auctioneer. ni5-2td
OUHK 'OK KKNT OH BALE,
llense with modern Improvements and
steamboat. Largelawn and yard. A variety of
fruit trees and grape vines. Ne. ISO North Lime
street. Apply te
E7.KAF LANDia.
aprt-tld Ne. & North Lime Street.
12K)K HALE A GOOD ESTABLISHED
JD business, In the best location at .Harris
burg, Pa., en North S1 street, aeve 'Market.
Don't rcfjulre much CiiplOU. Geed rrasens ler
selling. Address, G. W. K,
ae-lnid 101 Locust St.. Uarrlsburg, Pa
PUHLI0 8ALB OK VALUABLE CITY
PROPERTY.
OW FSIOAT, MAT IS, 1887,
will be sold at publlesalsat tha Keystone Hetel
North Queen street, Lancaster city, the fellow.
Ing described real estate, late the property of
Geerge sbulmyer and A. W. BnsseL decessed,
te wit: All that certain let of ground wltb tres
tle, stable, scales and ether Improvements there.
en used as a coal yard, situated en the west slda
or North Prince street, near the Columbia A
Reading railroad depot. In said city of Lancas
ter. Ha. Beginning at a point en the west side of
Jierth Prince street, thencoeitendlngaleng said
Trlnre street north 270 leet U Inches, mere or less,
te ether ground of the estate of A. W. Rusael.
Thence westward along ground of tame lis
feet, tbence south 167 feet, thence soutbwost seutbwost soutbwest
ward 11 feet, mere or less, te property of tie
Coin mbla A Reading railroad, thence seu tbeas to
ward along property et said railroad company
SfJIeet, mere or less, te ethor ground of estate
of A. VY. Kussel, thence northward along ground
of same lis fret, thence eastward along ameS0
feet te said Prince treet. This properly is well
located and Is hotter adapted ie the receiving
and handling of coal and lumber than any In
tbe city, and will be sold without reset ve
Male te commence at 7 30 p. m , of said day,
when attendance will be gtveu and terms made
kuewnby john it hussel.
GEORGE P. HUSSEL,
Electors of A. W. Hussel, decessed.
JULIAN SHULMYER. .
Executrix et Gee. bhuisiyur, deceased.
Hsxar shcssbt, Auct. nisyl-ra
OTIOE TO TRESPASSERS AND
GUNNERS 411 persons are hereby for
bidden te trespass en any et Ue lands of the
Cornwall and bpeedwel estates lu Leba
non or Lancaster counties. "'?
Inclesed or unenclosed either for the
purposeef shnetlng and Ashing, as the law will
be rigidly enforced .gainst "Jl "?"? I , S"
said lands of the undersigned after this notice.
WM. C jLEalAN FREEMAN,
KPEEUY.ALDSN,
AttetniysTw H. W. Cetsmsa's Belxs
syrMUd
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