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THE LANCASTER DAILY IKTELLIGENOER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1888.
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MEETING OF COUNCIL.
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DMWINIMOrxniI AOJOUKNKDSES-
HOKBB.DON IljnSDAT EVENING,
J)Mtllukt te B Established Proposed
HMMWtra-niMiioei te unserve Atuer
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Columbia, April 23.
i,. Cestaell net la adjourned session lnst
, AsHel ! iniMnliafB tiresant! Mt sirs. Ben-
: ' Vnrr. nrnt. J.rlrsnn. Mlf-
, fttatvWum and Stevenson, Absent, Mr.
OsWMU.
jTIb highway committee reported in rtr
MMW te the sewering of Alley H. from
JfcmrUi attest te the nrert that lbs mitlur
s met with very little opposition alter a
Ttlal rwiTian nf the property owners en
katk tidH of the alley. The committee
' '?aal!4 the attention et council te the outlet
Yfef:th proposed aewer, aa at tbla part of
, Walnut atreet the water supplying the town
la obtained.
A resolution waa offered by tbe law and
ordinance committee that the market
committee be Instructed te establish a
market tn addition te these new established.
Bald market te bealn at 0 p. re. and con
gin at e p. m. ana con- i
-' v, tlaiuinriUl R n. m. of ever Hatnrdav feri
C51 -- -.- B
T "1BW VEJBCT Ul IWU U1UUU1V,
-1SS VDHB VI WU U1UUU1V, KUU1 UiU UIBb
sg&JMMt&v in May. Bald market te be
jfiJSR-4 fSJevrnea Dy nni ibwb m bii ei tue emer
The law and ordinance cornmltteo pre-
anted an amendment te seotlen 2J, page
1 W, relating te akatlng rinks, te make the
-vlleeM B2 per day. The amendment will
'v'-).;t aeKMl nnnn at the next meetlntr.
IkST - uri .... - -nr ".i..
rlC MBted an estlmste for the propesoil sewer
U&XJal alley H, which will cost HS33 33, for
RS? ever 1,000 feet of terra oettaplpo sewer, 21
?L& "kHkM tn iHamAfnr Tlie mallep waf rtrt
pencd until the regular meeting.
The high committee were Instructed te
; lay a granite crossing at Third and Locust
f streets, from the opera home te Wsgner's
hotel.
The matter of the disputed Hue of illuns illuns
ten street was brought up, and the line as
given by Regulator Goerko adopted, and
all streets allec ted changed accordingly.
The finance committee reported that they
expect te have the tax duplicate ler 18S7
dosed by the regular meeting.
Theflnanoe committee were authorized
te hand the. tax duplleate for 1888 te the
j duly qualified collector, Samuel II. Boyd,
Q and the solicitor Instructed te prepare the
x warrant.
; At a suggestion of Regulator Ooerko, ar-
rangements will be made te changothe
- width of Blunston stroet from CO feet te 68
' feet, owing te some mlsar prehensien In
the surveys In that portion of town. The
former resolution was reconsidered.
ordinance was presented changing
fnrther north
BeeUng.
Laid ever until the regular
The grade of alley F was adopted.
On
1 motion oeunolt aOjeurned.
Te Celebrate AiberUsy,
. . Governer Beaver has set apart rrldsv,
EP? AprU27tb, as Arber Day, which will boob-
?(jz! vaarrea Dy me punne scnoeis. xae exercises
$&wu ''will net be of anv snedal character, but
Sfr ..AttftnflhAMmntuthA Avhnr Tlaw last fttt
i'f AmtimnHatA VTArr.lsA lvlll tM hAlfl tn thn
school rooms and the pupils will plant a
few trees In the school yard. A report of
all trees pUnteil will be given te the super
Jatandent.
The Presbyterian congregation will held
tW?r. ,. MMtlnir this tvenlni? in the lfetnrn room.
- - - - - a -. .
:av WMnlhe matter eiui location or the new
ml? aafarch wlU be finally declded.
The Rnasell Missionary society of Trln-
.Hy Reformed church will held a tneeting
i'tht evening in the locture j-neui. Toe
VM pregramme win be or a literary character.
:;.:. MMara. uecitei v raine nave receivcd
:i the plate glass window for the Uenttal Na
The dimensions el tee glass
St fat 8x0 feet and was shipped te Columbia
ea a separate car irem Mew Yerk.
Jehn MoDeugal was arrested by the I'.
B.R. police for tiding en freight trains.
Sqalre Selly committed Urn tejall ler 11 ve
days.
A dredge beat is engagea in c:einiag the
outlet el the Pennsylvania canal.
Messrs. .FJlbort&Ferry, loe mercbants,
"Je secured n contract with Ww, 11.
Green, e! lUltlmere, for S,000 tens of Ice.
The firm ccrmiHxctd shipping this morn
ing. Seme person net authorized Is soliciting
smbalptlenB ier the Y.M. C. A., and falling
te make returns. A merchant In the Third
ward gave a subscription te tbe party, and
the book showed ether ameuutH had bi-ou
collected.
The committee of ene hundred will meet
en Friday evening in the council chamber,
la the interest of the celebration el Colum
bia's ceutcnnl&l.
The Liberty rund Fair Cle.ed.
The fair of the Liberty band, whleh has
been in progress for the past week at tbe
King Btreet theatre, closed last night. It
waa a great aucccss In every wav, and
When a reporter called at Billy Rchm'a
saloon, tbe headquarters of the bant), this
morning, the members were found count
ing weney el all denomination. The
members of the band worked hard te make
the fair a auceess and tbey doservo their
geed fortune. They will clear about f 1,100.
Tee result of tbe voting for the principal
aatlcles was as fellows :
Ladies' bracelets, Mrs. Teresa Oephart,
110, Miss May itull, lOKi Miss Alice Kim,
298f ; gentleinau'd geld watch, Kd
ward Gerrecht, CS0, Augustus Motz Metz
ger, 10 ; organ, Mrs. Charles lleete, 1,157 ;
j' UKiin Biiver vthivu, 01ms luary ej,u ;
MS. fri"""" a" "-.., .. -.j ..viiiuu.u,
C& 66K Miss Mary Feehllnger, &10f ; enare
drum, Geerge Orayblll, 205 Jf, Jeieme
Dlebl, 8UJ ; marble slab table, Mr. Fran.
cut Phillips, 124 Mrs. Uenry Krlsman,
185i ; piccolo, Jeseph Brlntnall, 70, Gee.
Hellne, i2i : geld neck-laee, Miss Llllle
Reynolds, 150, Miss Lena Nestadt, 20;
printer's stick, Gilbert Hartley, 01K set
of dishes, Miss Barbara Miller, H5)4 ; plain
geld ring, MlasAunte Lelbfrled, S3, Miss
Hee Haa, 100 ; rustle chair, Mies Barbara
Dantx, 123J4 , Miss Llztle Brown, 40 A
large number of bandsome and uaeful
articles were chanced ell and ethers will
be acid at auction te-night. The drum that
waa voted for was made by Charlie
Wendttz, the well-known drummer of the
band, who la an expert In that line and has
made a large number of drums ler which
se finds ready sela
Geographical lice.
The g60graplcal bee under the autplccs of
the Ladles Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A , at
the court house, en Tuesday evening, was a
decided saccess. The attendance waB large.
R. J. Housten ciuclated as teacher, H. IS.
Fulton as referee and D. C. Uaverstlck and
1..C, Arneld as tbe captains of the rival
classes. The first prize, a handsome Ink
Btsnd, was wen by W. B. Speece, geuetBl
aeereUry of the Y. M. C. A, and tbe
aeeend prjze, a vase, by Mr. Werner,
of Franklin and Marshall college. In
addition te tbe bee, Mr. Hpeece sang a
aele, Miss Mjra Uaverstlck recited, and the
association quartette sang set oral selec
tion, ' Ilefure I be atsirr.
?$ The only drunk before tbe mayor this
fc-r, lamiiDi mi iewn man wne went te a
isJH party last night and drank mere than was
esaiernim. He wan discharged upon tbe
"P Mymeet Ot COStSL Three ln.1vnMWArA.lm
,, sUscaarged.
'r Cat uii rtugcr,
v Rebert Rcniz. a carpenter In the employ
of Andrew Metztfsr, while at work at
Heaeb' new shoe store, cut off a part of
-., Jtlf fi Jer with a sharp elseL
MY BROTHER'S StSTBR,"
The risy Net Well Keeetved-Mlst ralmet's
, Dltmends rr ascted.
Minnie Palmer appeared In Fulton opera
house last evening te a geed -sired audience.
Tbe company which she heada contains
efficient actors, but 11 Is burdened with
play that falls te create any considerable
Impression upon an audience. "My
Brether's Bister" Is net tame throughout,
bovevar j after half of the second act te the
end of the third there are waves of the de
sired quality. Miss Palmer sang several
popular selections, and part of the audlenee
for Heme reason seemed disposed te enoere
one of thorn. In her assumption of three
characters, Miss Palmer has a great deal of
work, much of which was overlooked by
the auditors who were bewildered by the
immonse display of diamonds worn by
her. The costumes were probably the
flnrat seen here this season,
Mlsi Palmer's manager Is Jehn K.
Reserp. who Is also her husband. He is a
shrewd business man and werka every
point for an advertisement. Yesterday he
telegraphed here for a polleo officer te meet
Miss Palmer at the train and escort her te
the hotel, te pretest her diamonds. Mayer
Edgerley detailed OOloer Creamer te de
this work and he did It In geed atyle. The
mayor did net think that It was an edvor edver
Using aoheme, but new asya he wlU net be
cauRht again. This act will make Charlie
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TUK 1UFLK BHOOr AT BUllO'.NECK.
Opeelng by Hie North Knl Kills Club of tbe
Season Fer 1888.
The openlng sheet for tbe seasen or 1688,
by the North End Bills club, took plsoe
yesterday at their beautlful park near
Schoeneck,and wasattended with great In
terest. An Invitation had been extended
te tbe Lancaster Bchuelzen-Vereln te parti
cipate, and representatives were present ac
cordingly. After several trial Bhet
matches were arranged as fellows :
First Matoh 10 shots eaeb, at real, 200
yards dlstancej bullaeye, 3 Inches 1 Ameri
can standard target ; posslble, 100, result
leg:
O.B Wcncer fi'10 OM0 S 8 B 8 4 B-78
i.. st. wi(t tje eiein h 7 mio-te
Jnceir. Wolfer..H 0 0 410 8 0 4 7 9-111
W Carpentor 8 H 4 7 810 8 0 0 B-7J
J.A.btebur. i'q..e 7 M1U A n 0 4 8 -M
Chas. rncljcua.,8 8 7 88470 7-61
Hocend Match -10 shots oaeh ; oil hand ;
200 yards distance ; A nierlc.n standard tar
get ; bulls-eye 8 lnches j possible 100, re
suiting i
O.R. WcngPr 7 B B 0
I.. M. Wlu.l U 0 0 11
Jacob r. W(,l(or...7 0 0 8
w. Carpenter 4 0 0 0
J.-A. BtoUer, i!g...O 7 l10
Uba.. Ifranclseus. 8 8 7 8
C10
0 0
0 s
fi 0
0 0
8 4
4 7-41
7 4-81
0 4-SU
8 0-41
8 4-B1
0 7-81
Third Match 10 shots each ; lying posi
tion; COO yards distance; Orotdmeor target ;
possible DO, resulting :
O. B. Wenner ft B G B 8
B &
B 8
M-BI
t-ai
B"-44
6" -40
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i. h. wiet ..d e e d e
Jacob r. Welltir.,5 it B 9 4
W. carpenter 8 6 4 R 4
4 0
8 B
4 3
D 4
J. A.ftibsr.eq..4 4 a B 4
Chns Krnncltcns.S 8 5 2 S
llulla-eye or centre shots.
This may be considered a veiy ausploleus
opening of tbe season for target praetlce,
and It will be seen that during the last mateh
notwithstanding the late evening hour at
which It ended, every one "get there" at
the contre, making a remarkably credltable
record.
On Tueaday afternoon next, May 1st, tbe
North Knd rlfle club will be repfosented at
Lancaster Hckuetzen-Vereln'a opening at
Tells II ain.
lltturncd teljnralr,
Adam Btnik, a well-knewn allde troru treru troru
beno player et this city, who for two
seasons past liai been with the "HI
Perkins" company, has returned te Lan
caster and Is new cennected with the Lib
erty band. He la a very talented young
musieiau.
Kx-t'ellctinan Kll' Funeral.
The funeral of ox-Pelloeman Henry G.
Kllas will take plsee te morrow alternoen
front his resldouce corner of 1'rlnce and
Walnut etroet. Kx-polleo effleers and
eldlurH have hpen Invited te attend.
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MAliltlAUKa,
AsuniiiDnE.-Aprll 21, 1831, at the riislrtohce
nf fcurM.-1ir, Mrs Mose'oy, noarBennba.MI'i ,
Mrs. Clitt linn Arnl AtlibildKO, widow of thn
lutn Nev. Uenrge V. Ashbrldne, lu the 77th
j car of her . ltd
ilAKKJSTe!
Ulilcaee l'rtwluce Market.
CnioAne, April ii, 9.91 p. u. Markotepenna
Wbivit-May.KlXe June, 8 t July, BiJe.
Cern May, Bl'fcej June, MVi j July, MMe.
Oats May, BIHei -lull" W&. Julv, 311.0.
l'e.k-Muy, i3 V; Juuv, BIS W ; July,
1 nrd-Mar. U 00 1 June, 18 MW.
BheitUlbs-JJtty,t7M June, 17 2i',i; July,
17 40h
CIOSINd.
WhPRt Aptll,61e Sluy, 81ii June, BJke:
July, 83VJO.
Ceru tprll,Sle May, MJ.c; June, liia;
July, BlWc.
outs-May, 32Jc: June,81Vai Ju'y, 82Vc
l'nrk Ap 11 13 77 ; Mny, 111 7)Kl Jnue,
I13 67K; July I1SV7K.
i.iktd-Apnl, S7 S3 1 May, 17 DTK I June,
80;Juiv,I8X.
bhurtiiiits-Ainil, 8717X1 May, 17 17Kt J'ine
nflXlJuly.rhx
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Mew Yerk Market.
Nsw Yerk, April S3 Fleur market sUidy:
Kliin, Heai:r-t Bnparflne, rl 4&03 10 : Minn.
Kitru.I2K.ii5 10; City Mill. KxUtt,WUU75;
ainn. Wheiit pxtra. (J SiQi la
Wheat Ne. l. Uud. sum. Ue098(n t Ne. 2. de
P'.v;c e. 2, Ued, winter, uy, l!(e i June,
V.c; receipts, uoue i ablpments 4t O0J,;
i.emf mi 't, MIiimI, limh. lJTi'ci
May, 8 Kei June, li-c i receipts, vi'Uj :
ahlpinunu, l.lixj
Outs Ne. 1, Whim. Btftte, IJKQIta t Np. 2. de,
40611; Ce April, t7Ke , ruoeiina,b0,ou0; hlp-
lUMIllB, 1,1C0.
Uyenull ; State 73c
liarlev neinlnnl.
Perk ami; OKlMufH, 111 21014 60.
l.ar3 Jui' ta'Jl; July, 'i7.
Mnlussee dull i rur Be bntliug stock, '.Mc.
TurpuiitliiestH&dyat 40Ue,
Het In ilull lit tl ttXOl V3
J'etrelemn quiet I ltertneii;in Casna, U);c.
yrf-lnliu dun ; grain te Antwerp sliaui.il.
llntier urtlve; Western Cmamen', tOaiWc.
Chetwu Oulli W(wlrn riat. ill.'Ur.'e s
Ohie factory, llK011j;c ; rancy WblU), VHi
v'kv tctlvei Btate, ltailKe Western
llOMKe
eunir ttenly: Ucflned Cutleiif, 8c: Uronula Urenula Uronula
teo, 7e
Tallew active t Prtme City, 4 13 10 j.
lllci ne'i lunl ; Carolina, lulrtogued, ln
L'ottee stvuOy ; ralr Carnecn, ler Ule, lle
Urmia ana PietIaUiua.
rurntsbed by a. K. Yunat, llreker.
Cuioiue, April 23, 1 00 o'clock p. in.
Wheat. Ceru. Oats. Perk, Laid.
April
May m)i tt't 8-4 11.73 7 V3
June ft bttf 82 13 h3 8 01
July Vlli MM 12 13. U0 MIU
Auirust K!i MS Ui .... 8 OJ
December ,...., W , ,,,,
OH City.
Crude oil , Sj
Closing l'rlces-S 30 o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. Oata. Pei k. I.nrd
April ... 8AJ tl'i .... 11.8) 7.U1
May H)jJ M 31 13 tO 7 87
June 84 BIK 3.' 13'J.) 8.00
July B.'Ji MlJ 8i4 H.00 8 0J
AUSUSt 8J MX ifil .... blli
Uecumber 15
Oil City,
CruaeOll &jX!
wi., wk . iteculpu. Car lu,
Winter Wheat n
Bprtug Wheat .......::....::...." 23
1'U
tf 101
tt"0,-"-'
'ey
UecelpU-Hwrs lJi"$e
I.HO tek .Murkctt.
Cuicioe, April II -CutUe-ltecelpts,7,0CQbnAa:
sblpaittiitx. SOOJ : market ettuUy i lancy. 53ei
kteurs, IJ H1 CO ; steckeia unil Onenis, 12 33
O3i0 cnw. htilisanauilxud,f:eua3 73irexaji
emtie, listw.e im
IlOBB luielutf, n,(01 herd; shipments,
.."SL. ",rJtel weak, closing strong I mix., a,
1.3 4008 pi: heavy S3 Wa3 tXljllaht, I3 3303CJ:
SKI lat t ligu a,Q
, r!;i.'w'l:,..,u'5.lpt.. E-00 hcad t shipments,
1,000; market higher ; jiutlves, S3 7ae te ;
asKJiisegfS?8 wi Texan''' " "' a
Kast liBsRrT.-CatUe-ltecelpUi, 133 head t
shipments. 70; mar kit drui at yegterilav's
jirlces j t car cattle shipped te New lurkie-
Hogs Kocelpts. 6 0 head; shipments. BOO
head I market drm; PblladelpnlaB, tl ten)
"f!
bit inland,
common te
i, JJii'U'irui i iiriern, sa 60OS 7U i
I lair. 14 4083 te ; ylgt, IS u US 23;
shipped lu New 1 eik te-dav
no cars be shipped te New leik te-dav
ehep Iteceli.U. ir.tOO; shlpuieunt 2,(O0;
miikotslew en wool sheep, firm ou chinned
at jetietday'd prices.
i
New Xerk Btucks.
NswTer.r, Aprtl2J, l:30p. mUeney ctoted
at tH per cent, i Sxcbange steady ; petted
rates, it WKtl Hl ftetual rates it Ma
4 WH for 00 days and 14 87 " for demand i
Uevernments closed steady t currency B's,
tl I1W1 bid t's ceup.,tl 24 IK'S no, 107H
bid.
The stock market this morning was active
and continued se throntjneut the morning,
rrlces steadily advanced from the epenteg
until neon. at. ral,Neithwtt, Lackawanna,
Union raclfle. Western Union and Heading
were the fottures of the dealings bethwttn
Tvgxra te sU-enRlh and activity. The best
prices ero current at this writing,
Bteea Markets.
Quotations by Heed, afeQrann A Ce., bank
er, lAneHwr, &
sir tec list. 11 a. u,
11k. Sr.N.
uanaaa racine
O. C. C.I
Colerado Ceal
Central Pad no ,
Canada Ben thnrn
cnUBt UAi'bg
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raclfle Mall
Richmond Terminal, .....
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Texas Facine ,.
Union Pacific.
Wabash Coin.
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"DAKINU POWDEH.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never 'varies. A marvel el
purity, strength and whnlesomeness. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
net be sold In competltton with tbe mnltltnde
of low test. Bbert weliibt, alum or phosphate
powders. 6"eIl enlu; In can: Kotal llAKina
Powean Ce., iett Wall Btrcet, New Yerk.
I y IB lyd Aw
COLD AT ALL TUB llAIW.
UKtip' WU13KY.
Ills ene et thnflnestdlittlled.
rriUEMOON FLUWEIt.
d W O. V y r KU.
UKOOLDEN LION AND MlAQUK
KIUA 8a CH4AU are clear Havana, hand
made, In boxes of 60 a and 10T.
UltUUTli'flCiaAKBTOUE,
v ,..i., -,- 111 Jtast King -treet.
Kstabllthed 1770. ll-.l-VV ASUtld
WANIKD-A JOUltNKYMAN HAH
nsj Maker In go te Cheater county ;
geed w sues and steady work te 1 ha rtuht party.
Apply te Alius niNQWAir.
epaltd 131 Kast b tug st.
THE API'LIUATION OF EO, W
Hcheetz rortransterof the llpenseurnnted
te ALP iritlliiier. In th-4th Ward of 1 encas
ter, will be lieaiit en Nalurday, May MJjS
hen all parties Interested may he betrd.
upr!S'.8.tm)21
NEW HTOOIC OF 0ANE8.
ALLSTYLK8 AND IOtVK8T Pit ICES
DAMUTIl'3 01(1 Alt tlTOKK,
u . ... . ."J"-1U Kast KinK Street.
-X8tahllshed, 1770. feu2).WA)Ulfd
STATE AND t'OUNTV TAXES.
1 am new ready te receive the State and
County Tinea ler lb8t fur the 1st, 4tb, Mb, 8ih
and Dili wards city j S per cent, abatement ler
prompt pujmnnt
uici 1. w. PINKKHTON, Receiver.
ppr3-d Ne. SlBNeUh Queen btrect.
GRAND UONUERT THIS AND To
morrow HveuliiL's by the
Italian Quartette,
At 111 AND 113 NOllTH QUKKX blUKKT,
Co'jae and hear these Acfleuipllghed Musi
cians, en s K eclli.
ltd UKO.H KKNU1U.
OTIOE THE WATEU DUPLICATE
Is new Inih1) bands nf the City Treis.
urnr, for collection of water rents. An abate
ment e( 8 per ent will be made for prompt
payment, otllce hours; S00 a. m. tn 12.(0 hi,
aud 1(0 te 30J p 111. dally On Monday, Wed
nesday and Halurdav ite elllce will be open lu
the ovenlug Irani 7 00 te R 01 p. m.
J.li.llATIirOV,
api23-tfdlt (liyiifaMirer.
PROPOSALS FOR (SHOEING THE
rire Department Horses -Sealed prene.
alls for sheeiui; horses ler the Klr liepart
ment ler tbe ensutnK year win be received by
tbe rlroCeuimtlttinat tbe ofllee of tbe Chief
knglneer uuUl Tuesday, May 1, lts8, at 1
e'ciiKkp. 111, '
Contraabte be nwarded te the lowest and
text bidder.
The comratttee reserve the right te reject
any or all bid.
liy order et the Committee.
... . 1.J-"KKMI'Y,ii'lt!uan.
AttCSt: U. IT, kDKHUAH, M, D., tleik, ltd
W1LL
1AMSON A FOSTER.
TUK IJlPllOVEl) CUAHACTEU
or 111K
PBINOBAIBEftTEfiOOK
ireu-
Spring and Summer Wear,
Is Meeting with (lennral Apprrvil Ameuir
our Wull'llruised Yeung Men.
Improved PKINCK ALUEitf fUOCK
BUlld, lldOJundllO.W).
Hey's rUTAWAY COAT SUITS, ChbIO!s
aud Cusjlmerej, 110 00 and 12 00,
Children's Narrow Pleated TUNIC SUITS,
I ,,x,e?w.'!ov,eU R"a tltlixta. CaBStmercs, II te.
6lCnhfcnwe?U,UT WAISM ,n "
Crystal, Zinc aud lluek Cevered T11UNK3.
LOW PRICES.
Williamson & Fester,
32. SI, 36 A; 38 E. KING 8TH
LANCA8TKP, PA.
BRANCH STORE,
UAUU1811UKU, PA.
J3H
lex
isivf lsetf
B3 KX i
w e:Q nil
W',J V.H 8'H
K) 80W tK
7'i 78 7
w I0U 20U
21 21 21
jat Mt mn
. 1WX 11 . 110K
-u -s .?'
107 invi 1U7V4
41 ml i
10V HJ 10k
t'H i'H 40U
5S 2I 2I(4
wii i2 ten
Ui Si 3iK
n m 23U
72K ;.1X 73V4
242 2is 2i2
t7X Wi
2Hi 18
ic; ..?.
2 BJK BlVj
9K
81U 81 (M6
rxwAD vMRTJBMttmrrn.
PLANTING POTATOES.
Fer sale, 109 Bninels Early Bete at W0.BI
eOUTH UUEBN BIttBKT. ap7"u
BOA.RDINO 8TAHLK-FIB8T-OLA8S
neardln stable, Market street, rear of 81
North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. Have room
for a low geed bearding horses.
aprl 1 wd cuab, QaVAC, Prep.
SALKSMKN WANTED AT ONCE FOR
a Uenersl Linn et MI1R8SRT STOCK t
also many new specialties that are BSt.MMl
fAST, Noexperlenoe neeesssry. II 1(1 PAY.
UBU.B.MOMANAMON,
aprtl 3wd Becbester, tt. T.
T
HE
CUALrOMTX."
Ocean End of North Carolina Avenue,
ATLAimU CITT. M. 3.
K.RODKRTBABOMB. apra-4md
BARUAINB IN CHAMOIS BK1NS.
A rine large Chtmels for K ce
Bklns from 13 cents ap. A Mew Let of
TORKISH BATHING BPONGIS
at S3 eents-Fina and Large. Campher, Tar
Paper, Insect Powder, Ac.
rU.HXLX'6 KABf KNO I'll ABM ACT.
(Opposite Kaatera Market.)
M.Vf,FAw
TOURIST AOEN1'.
D B.MIULKB, TOUUtSTAOINT,
lisnrs Tickets at Lewest Hates te all pirts
of the Untied States and Canada, ulrcnlar
Tours te 11 rope, Mediterranean Ports ana
Palestine, rertnlghtly Kicurslens te Qnr
hrc, Montreal and down the St. Lawrence,
from Haltlmere and llosten. Jlsfgsce cheeked
tbrengh te destination,
rer rales and all Information concerning
any contemplate trip, address
1). D. M ILLVU,
aptll-lmd Lancaster, Pa.
N
w
-AT-
GIYLER'S.
LAOIHH', UKSTLEUEN'S AND CUIL
UltKN'3BUMUSUUNDCBrCAU. J
MKU1NO, UALBB1QQAN AND OAUZE
UNDKttWEAB.
MKN'3 AMD SOTS' VTUITB 1 111UT9.
rtOUUKD PSBCALB8H1BT8.
r-LANNKIi AMD CHEVIOT BBlllIS.
IIOUEItY, OLOVE8. SUSPENDERS, UANU
KEltOUIErS. LINEN UOLIiAUl AND COfJfl.
KVEUYTIKNO NEW IN LADIES' AND
OKMTB'YUUNISOINU GOODS.
curr BUTTONS, SCAUr PINS, Ac.
JOIN S. 6IVIEE,
Nes. 0 & 8 North Queen St,
1.A.NCABTKU, PA.
muie-lvdftw
H
AGER it BROI11ER.
Spring Wraps and Jackets
)ew Open ru'l I.lnej and Newest Styles
LADIES' BEADED LAUE WltAPS,
LADIES' STOCKINETTE JACKETS,
LADIES' COUKSCBBW JACKETS.
Dl MlONALULOTkt JACKETS AND
J EUSKY WAISTS.
CUKAM AND COI.OIIED
CASUMKUE HU AWLS.
BLACK CASIIMRBX AND
MKltlNOLOXll ANDE0UAIIEBUAWL8,
Mm & BROTHER,
25 West Kieg Street.
QUILTS.
Sl'lUNd AND BUMMER
QUILTS!
1IA(JKU A itaei'Uttit mvlte a'tentlen te
special values In UUILTS, direct from Manu
facturers and Imperters.
MARSEILLES QUILTSlnalqualltl i.treui
ll.W te $7.61.
BUUMEB MAKSElLLKSQUILTS-newand
llirhterln weight than the regular Marseilles
Quilt, and highly approved, SJ.50, 3 te and 14.
CUOUIIET QUILTS,
1IONXICOMU QUILTS,
In lart'e quantities, at 60c., 75e., tl It 4Saud
1150 special Prices te lletels. Schools and
Public Institutions.
W IV e Invite Inspection,
HAGER & BROTHER,
25 West King Street.
N
KV TORK STORE.
WATT & SHAN D
Invite Ladles teKxainlne their NKWSPUINQ
bTuCK ct
TABLE LINENS
At thi Lewest Prices Ever Known In the
llu.lnen.
UKAY LOOM TABLK LINEN, 210 a yard.
CKKAU DAUASK TABLE LINEN, 4
Inches wide, 87K,
BABNSLKY'S CHKAU DAUAntt'S, CI
lnches wide, 60e a yard usual price, CSe.
riNK BLEAUIIKI1 DAUASK LINKN8, CO
luchca wide, OOe u j aid.
GKUUAN UI.EArHKl) .DOUBLE DA
MahKb, eilncbvs wtae, 75c a yard; Imported
te lull at 11.00.
SPKC1AL 1JAUUAINB IN
All-Iiinen Huck Towels.
At IP, UK and 1) Cunu Apiece.
IOOM LINEN TOWELS, Slzl 19a eh j
oveiyday price, 25c.
HEAVY JIEDAHON TOWELS, OreatSUe,
lvuuucb,
FINEST IUIIWK TOWELS, White and
Colertd Borders, K netted Fringe, !e each.
Fpeclal Drive 8n Qenulue TDBKEt KKU
taul,k rAMASg ,fj inches wide. Nete the
rrlie. sJeaya'ku,
New Yerk Stere.
Heuse
Goods
(cepiD
Jfsvir ABTBMTiaBmmmn.
ASKEW
-OB XI.
AT KOS. 114 AUtl 833 WIST KIKO BTKEKT.
Ofl-Urd
L. F18BES, DENTIST.
Particular attention given te filling
and preferring the natural teeLh. t have ail
the latest Improvements ter doing ntee work
at a very reasonable cost. HaTlngyearsefex-
Snenee In the large cities I am sere te give
e best of satisfaction and save you money.
beat artlflalal teutb enl v aa m n ut
rearlO-lyd
. T -.-.JTr..--. .
AO 14 SOS1H 14USIN BX
JgK),
RMAKINOBOAI.
CAUSTIC80DA.
THREE AMD MVB POUND VAMOT KET
TLES, AT
J. O. HOOOHTOM CO ,
Cheapest Drugstore In the City.
Nna. V) andM Weat Klaw streei."
aJFRlNO, 183.
Fine Tailoring.
This is te Inform my customers that I am
new prepared te show Ibem an Assortment
of Spring soiling and Trewserlng that cannot
be surpassed.
The Latest Novelties In Spring Overeoatteg
et my ova Importation and confined styles.
H. OERHART,
FINE IMPOBTIKS TAILOB. MO.UNOBTU
UUSB1N DT.. X.ANOABTKB. FA.
M
KN'S FURNIBBINQS.
HAGER & BROTHER.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS!
THE GOLD AND SILVER SHIRTS.
.13.10 a Half Dezen and II CO a Hair-Dezen.
Perfect-nttlng, Wrll-Uade Ehltts-NONE
BE1-TEK.
ABOeSUIttT.
Reinforced Back and Frent. One Piece, Gus
sets and Placqiets, BEST SUlitr In tbe Mar
ket at tbe Pi Icj.
ASOeSUIIlT.
Equal te Shirts advertised as " Cheap at 40c"
BEAUTIFUL L1K KS OF PEttCALE SBIBTS.
250 tOtl.B.
FINE WHITE PLAITED SHtBTS.
HAGER & BROTHER,
26 & 37 WB3T KINQ ST.
AbTRIOH'8
PALACE OF FASHION,
1 3 East King Street,
Lancaster, Pa.
Black Stockings which will
net fade, being absolutely fast
colors. We sell these goods
with a guarantee.
1st. That they will neither
crock nor grew rusty, nor stain
feet or undergarments.
2d. That they will always re
tain the perfect Black which can
neither be removed by repeated
washing nor by acids.
3d. That we refund the
money for and take back any
pair losing in color after being
washed or worn, if otherwise
uninjured.
Gent's extra heavy Lisle
Hese, and seamless in tan color
and slate, 25c a pair.
Beys' Calice Waists, pleated
front and back, 25c, in all sizes
from 4 te 1 2 years.
Gingham Waists, extra heavy
Scotch, 40c.
Cambric Waists, 37c.
French Percale, 50c.
Seersucker, 50c.
A drive iii Stamped Side
board Cevers, fringed and
knotted, 54-inch long, at 25c
apiece.
Handkerchiefs made of fine
French Linen Lawn, hem
stitched, neat patterns, made te
sellati2c. A big job at 5c
apiece.
Seme very fine engraved Jet
Buttens, new, at 10c a dez.
Pearl Buttens, our own im
portation, at jobber's prices.
Four complete lines, all sizes,
the cheapest at 5c a card of 2
dez.
Next grade, clear white, all
sizes, 5c a dozen by the card.
Over 2,000 styles of Buttens.
Madras border for Plush and
Felt Table Cevers, 10, 12, 15,
20 and 25c a yard.
Anether large let of Ladies'
Underwear, at bargain prices.
They will sell as fast as the
first let did.
Chemise at 50c, worth S5.
Skirts at 50c, worth 75.
Skirts at 6Sc, worth $1.
Skirts at 88c,werth $1.50.
They will be displayed at our
underwear counter.
Night Gowns at qSc, sold
everywhere at $1.50. Opened
25 dozen te-jday.
ASTRICH'S P. O. F.,
Lancaster.
MV0MMMTM,
F
UI.TON OPERA 1IUUSE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1888.
Special Engagement et the Eminent German
Dialect CeuiedUn and llest SINQ1NU
AITOtt IN AMKU1CA, Mr.
0I1S. A. &AEMEB,
eupportedby a Specially reacted COMEDY
" COMPANY.
The New Karl.
NEW 80JN10 EPFKCTSI NEW SOXOS I
NEW DANCES I
Aud Entirely New Intldental Huilc I
PUIOIS .7....I5.na;jeints.
UK3KUVD 8KA.lt) 7SCN1B.
Mew en Sals At Op Heuse efflca. a'3-U
t7Lerjrijrtr. "
N
W QUARTKR8.
A Quick Move sua Bust
Days.
Oar New Knmtmr Easily
hemeabcred.
28 North Queen.
Much enlarged room.
Increased (anilities te
serre teii better. Mnmi
BUSINESS
IN NEW
QUARTERS,
Jmnsier Inte our new
room, mere than twlee the sice et enr old, we
have largely Itf UKBaBED every line or
CLOTHING AMD ICKMIS&INaS.
All the wanUble kinds or Men's and Beys'
Wear In large selroilen. Thn cboleest from
best workmen and every prien te meet you.
Oct feurpslr seamless Hese for Me. We show
the nneit Lisle and Balbtlggaa in new colors.
SPB1NO WCIOnX UNDEBW EAJl
In every grade. Very desirable Merine at Ma.
"NainraT wool," just mlddle weight. In all
Sices.
VUlt enr Clothing Department. Bee the
Men's 110 and ( 11 salts, vienty rt room new
for the throng of Mothers and Beys te whom
we extend a special Invitation.
MARTIN BRO'S
M NORTH QUEEN ST.
T
IH PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT
OF-
Ne. 25 East Kieg St.
Clothing Made te Order and Satisfac
tion Guaranteed in Every Tart'cnlar.
Full Line Meu's Flannel Shirts in the
Leading Styles.
A Fine.Aswrtment of Percale Shirts
from COc tc$1.25.
The Best 30c, G03, 75c and tl.00 Un.
laundried Shirts In the City.
Summer Merine, Balbriggan and Gauze
Underwear.
Full Lines Cellars, Cuffs, Hosiery,
Gloves, Neckwear, &c.
Gee. P. Raten,
25EASTHIKGSTBEET.
marli-lvd&w
FOR SALE OR RENT.
RESIDENCE ON THE EAST SIDE
nf Dulce street, between Orange and
Chestnut, ler rent. Inqultecf
A. J.BTKINMAV.
ml2 Btd At this Offlce.
NOW READY.
Parties wishing te view the North Puke
Btrcet Orcen Stene Frent" Houses, can de se
by calling at the fourth house lrem New
street, which la new cemplete and open for In
spection trem 9a.m. te 10 p m.
declO-tfd KDW1N KBEBHAN.
-JtOR RENT FROM APRIL 1, 1888,
X! forenenratenunf years, the Strashnrg
ItaUread, with Ceal and Lumber Yard, Ware
house, Locomotive arid Cars ; all In geed and
running order. The lease et this valnable
property prosenta a rare opportunity te any
party desiring te engage In a pleasant, well
established and profitable business. Fer con
ditions, rent or ether Information apnly te
1 HOS.erHKNUY UaUMUAKUNKB,
m5-tfd Lancaster city, Pa.
pUCLlU SALE.
On fbid.it, Afbil 37. 18&.
at Ne 40 Seuth Christian street, tn Lancaster
city, the eimplnta machinery lstly used by
the Lancaster Knitting CAlnpany, oengisllng
of one fulling mill, one presa. three Bransen
rlbbers.three lllgglubetham rtbbers.nne Lind
say Hyde winder, two loepors, tblrty-elght
knitting machines, extra cylinders, dials,
needles and supplies fersame. Alie pulleys,
shafting, sesles. stove, tables, chairs, vlie,
tools aud altachmenis, all complete for the
sucresstul manufacture of Sesjuness lleslery.
also, a let of Woolen and Cotten Yarn.
Hale te commence at 10 o'clock a in, when
terms win be maae known by.
aprtieid. H. M. ZOOK
pUBHJ SALE.
Oh TBcrsDAT, A rna 10, 183?,
The undersigned will etTer for sale at the
l.einan Ullln Works, lu Kast James street,
Lancaster, Pa., an Ktght-Uerse Power Up
right Knslne, complme with Pump, a Fifteen Fifteen
Herse Power Uprliiht Heller, one large tilt
hammer, blacksmith's drop hsmmer, one tlx
splndle drill press, one feet lathe, one lathe
with wooden shears, one barrel rough bore
machine, S spindles, ene barrel smoetn bore
machine 2 splndlts, 2 barrel drilling machines,
3 barrel smoothing machines, eue U.i-. musket
turning latbe. anvil, vises, hangrrs, shafting,
pulleys, Norway Iren, e'rt Iren, Ac, Ac. ; also
4.C00 Undressed Jlapl Gun Stock.
Bale tn commence at lu e. m., when attend
ante will be Riven and frrni made known by
A.C. KKINCEUL,
J. MAHUI.D WIOKKHSI1AM,
DUBOIS IlullBEU,
Kxecuter of Henry K. Leman, deceased,
Ara r, llxiKOKUL, Auct.
ap21 S.U.Tu.W
POSITIVE PUBLIC BALE.
Oh Ffidit, J7tu Dat e April, A. D. 18SS.
the nndenilgnrd, surviving partner et the nrm
of ltusiel A Hhulmyer, will expose te pnblle
sale at the Cooper Heuse, West King street,
Lancaster city, the following real eiute, te
wit:
Ne 1. All that cortalntwe story Hrlck Dwell.
Ing Ueuie, with a two-story brick back build
ing, Irarae shed, wagon shed, corn crib aud
ether necessary entbulldlngs, well with pumn
therein, hydrants, etc, at.d let nf groend
thereto belonging, situated Ne. 631, un the
southeast side of Maner street. Lancaster city,
containing in lrent en said Maner street M
feet, mom or lets, and extending In depth 230
feet, mere or lesc te Lafayette atreet, adjoin
ing property of Wagnet, me. 2, and ethers.
Ne 2. All thatcortatneno-storyllrlck Dwell
ing lIens. with a one-story frame back build.
fnr atlafhfxi. frame barn and ulhernnthniiri.
Mnusi well of water with pump, etc, and let of
The People's Cash Stere
greunainureui uuiurpiug auunea jve 0JU, en
the southeast tae of Mai. or strrer, Lancaster
city, containing In lrent en satd Maner street
31 teet, mere or Iecs, and extending In depth
230 feet, mero or leg, m Laf.iietl street, an an
jetn'ng preierty of Mrs, Jehn Deerr, Ne. 1.
and e thorn.
le. s All these certain fourtwe-itory Brlek
Dwelling Houses, with two story back build
ings attached and ether Improvements
thereon erected and let of ground thereto be
longing, situate Nes 1, 13. 421 aud 4CT, en the
east side et cherry alley, between Lemen and
J smes streets. In the city of Lancaster, con
taining In trout en saidCherry alley 52 feet,
one inch, aud extending lu depth 112X feet,
mere or less, te a 12 fet common alley, adjoin
ing property et Jehn Mercer, pubile alley and
ethers.
Ne. 4. All these certain two two story Tlilck
Dwelling Houses, with two-story bick build
ings attached and ether improvements thereon
erected, and let el ground thereto belonging,
situate Nes 433 and 433, en the taat side of
Cherry alley, between Lemen and Janus
streets, In the ctty of I anrasier, containing In
trout en ald Cherry alley 20 lcet,U luch, and
extending In depth 112H met, mere or less, te
alJIeetwlde common alley, adje n 'flg prop
erly of Jehn w Sluajer, J it Myers and oil eil
ers. these properties will be sold & num
bered, or separately, as u.ay be deemed meat
alvantageeus. ,
Bale ie commence at "H e o'eck p. tn., when
attendance will be given and terms mada
known by uEO. BUULstYait.
Jel L. UlM, Anct, pi-M,W,8tS
Bir eess.
JB. MARTIN A CO.
A Purchase
-or
FOUR HUNDRED PIECES
-OF-
CHINA
MATTINGS
AM stored In ear warehouse and barralns
Ilk we are new showing were new met wtUk
In Matttngs- Phtladelph'a reUU stores get
10 per cent, mers fjr China MatUnn tkan enr
quoted prlets.
Ne Auction Goods!
We de net handle a single roll of AneUesi
Mattings m they are as a rule worthless.
Weed CHINA MATTING J are never sold in
the auction rooms, only these that are carried
ever the season by the large Importers ana
become brittle in the straw from steraieare
thrown into the auction room and there sold
te the highest bidder.
te pieces fancy BTBAW MATTlNUS atau
cenu a yard, or (6 00 a roll of 41 yards.
CO plces fancy CHINA MATTINGS at IS
cents a yard, or 17 :e a.rell of 40 yards.
lOlplecs CHINA MATTINGS atlicentsa
yard, or 18.30 a roll.
100 pieces CHINA UATriNOS at 33 cents a
yard or 12.oe a roll,
100 pieces Of DAUASK M ATT1NQ8, In Bine,
Bed, Olive and straw Colorings, and Very
Pretty Designs, COe and 65e a yard.
J.B.
B
OiTON STORE.
Stamm Brethers'
NEW STORE,
KOS. 35 & 37 KORTfl QUEEN STREET
Right A crest fromPeslofllco.
Xmbreldcrlcs, Swiss Cambric and Nainsoek
Flennclngs
In Immense Variety,
it Lewest Prices.
S
ILKH. SILKS. SILKS.
BLACK DRC1H SILK
warianted.
11,00 a yard reduced from 11,23.
CURAH SILKS (ALL SILK )
LATFST SHADES.
ou cents a yam.
s
PCIAL SALE OF
COMBINATION DR1T8S PATTERNS,
ni, 0p9ciai f.uw j-rices.
SELEOi' ASbORTMENT OF
CENT'S NKCKWXAR,
21 and te cents,
w
H1TE AIND TINTED
nnffOB nmrn
In all shades and inatctlaL This assortment
Is very choice.
JERSEYS. JERSEYS. JERSEYS.
. CHEAP. CREAP. CHEAP.
Immense assortment.
HKN HKLKOTINO OUR STYLES
and qualltle we even have the Interest
et our patrons before us, and when yen for
get te eill en us before purchasing your
hprlng Orestes, then consternation Is sura te
ba the result when yen afterwards see hew
much could have been saved by first visiting
the
BOSTON STORE,
where veu mn Und Large Variety, Correct
Style?, Lew Pi tees, and lu daylight yen won't
buy Blue for Waek here.
s
PEOIAL SALE.
FINE BLACK DBlat iinnna.
Bargains ter Ladles that appreciate fine
goods.
100
DOZEN REGULAR MADE
FASHIONED BAI.BIIIGOAN HOSE,
'ur uiutev. lilt etsnui K pair.
50
DOZEN LADIES GLOVES.
SILK TAFFETTA.".
Latest Slades. 25 cents a pair.
100
DOZEN ALL LINEN TOWELS.
FANCY BORDER?.
10 cents each.
Ork PIEOE8 SOFT LOOM TABLE
AJ LINEN.
MADE IN THE OLD FASHIONED WAY.
te cents a yard.
Ask te tea these Linens when In our store
tfr DOZEN ALL L1WEN SATIN
AO DAMASK.
DINNER NAPKINS,
II BO per dozen
This bargain w 111 put money In your pocket
TITE BELIEVE
WE HAVE
1,000 DIFFERENT BARGAINS
SO YOU GAN
ill Be Pleased When Yeu Come
TO THE
BOSTON STORE
AOOB F. BUEAFFER'H
PURE RYE WHISKY.
(MY OWN DISTILLATION.)
NO. IB CENTRE SQUARE.
f-tROFF SPRING! DISTILLERY,
OLD 0R0FF SPEINQ
DISTILLERY
ON
East Orange Street.
8T0BE-63 NOItTlI QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
-Hlghest prtce'pald for;Bye.
. A. B. BUEAFFEE, Preprletcr,
FTira
MARTIN t