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A farm Workman, DM! Ann WMi'i
7, legtga Bvtcmgn, Oerad by .a neil,
v Colombia. April 80. MIm Susan Sen.
Ml dM early thU mornleg at the home
ct Mr. T. 3. Wright, en IiOeurt atreet, In
U91ityaar:ef her age. Bhewu ene et
MeltfcatnridenU eltbli plaoe, and haa
tern living hera. ler the past alzlyyeara,
Raa waa born en the Brubakar arm, near
Zweaatar. Ter many yeara MIm 8enen!g
M4 bar alater, Mr Ann Wright, kept
keaaa In the rcaldanee en Jjeeuat atrett
bovaThlrd.new cceuplad by Frank Triable.
Fer the paat fifteen yeara aba hai been liv
ing with Mm Wright The funeral will
be held ea Wedneaday anernoen at 8
o'eteek, from her lata home. Interment at
jteut Bethel cemetery.
JehnStapf, aged 40, died en Saturday
evening, at the heuee of Mrr. KiUlnger, en
Maner atreet. lie had been alck for one
week with Inflammation of the lungs, which
waa the cause of hla death. He waa a alngle
asan and had been employed en the farm
1 Jehn Gable, in Maner township. The
funeral will be held en Tuesday morning
at 0 o'clock, from Hely Trinity Oatbolle
eharch. Interment In German Uatholle
cemetery.
Gored By a neil.
Henry Werlz, proprietor of the Susque
hanna hotel In Washington borough, was
erkmsly hurt en Saturday by being gered
by a bull. The bull waa being driven past
hla place and suddenly attacked the man.
He waa knocked against a fence and one
born entered the aide of hla face, producing
an ugly wennd and ripping open a great
part of the left cheek. Dr. W. U. wniciey
gare the injured man attention. The ani
mal died In 20 minutes after the accident
from cyer-beating.
Personal ana Otber Notes.
Mra. Hnsan A, Given left te-day for a
vUlt te Baltimore.
Mlaa KUa Meyers, el Baltimore, returncd
home this morning, slier a visit te Mra,
Wne. B. Given.
Mr. James Masterr, of Columbia county,
"who has been lsltleg his daughter, Mrs.
Waa. G. Fatten, retumed home this mera
lng.
Mr. Surrell Adams, ei Reading, Is visit
ing Mr. William Balght,
The Ooekman chapel and Methodist Bur.
day acboela will held their annual picnic
at liltllz Springs, en Wednesday, June
90 th,
A new steam-bout has been placed en the
river for the ferry company. The beat
Will rnn every hour.
Charles H, Blbby, a brakeman et the
Pennsylvania railroad, fell from hla train
at Mill creek this morning. He was slightly
Injured about the head. His wound was
dreeeed at Loamae. Place, atter which he
returned te his home In town.
Jacob Newman, et Bellngigreve, wns ar
rested by the P. K. K. police en Saturday
(or Jumping en a passenger train en the
bridge. He paid the ceata te Squire Selly
and waa discharged.
On Saturday afternoon a freight wreck
occurred in the east yard of the 1'. it. It.,
esnaed by two trains running from sidings
and colliding et a switch, Four carawcre
thrown from the track.
The scaffolding haa been romnyed from
the Central National bank, which present
a bandsome appearance. . "
1UK ttrUOnTS'TSMPLAU CONCLAVE.
The 'preparations Lancaster Ceinmandcry
lllade te Attend the Annual Masting.
The thlrty-nftli annual oenolavo of the
grand oemmandery, Knights Templar et
Fennsylvanls, will be hald In Plttabnrg
OB May 22 and 23. On the first
day the annual parade will be held
at 10 o'clock a, m. ; at 3 p. m. the
eenclave et the grand couimandery
takes place. At 8 p. m. the roceptlen and
promenade oencort cornea etf. The second
day's pregramme will be : Election of c Ul
cers at 10 a. m. ; steamboat excursion en
the river morning and aftomeon ; Installa
tion of grand clUcera In the evening.
Fer a long tlme past liaticaiter com cem
Biandery Ne, 13, of thla city, has bceu
making extcnslve preparations te attend
the conclave, and it is bollevod that they
will take along at least 00 members. The
oemmandery wlil leave Lancaster en
Saturday night, May 19, at llitOen Western
Express, arriving In Pittsburg early en
Bandar morning. Tbeir beadquarters will
beat the Seventh Avenue hotel. A hand
some badge, stamped In geld en ribbon, is
being made, with pin and trimmed with
fringe. The City Cornet band of McKees
pert haa been engaged te furnish the lnuile
for Ne. 13. The oemmUtoa Having
la charge the pilgrimage dealres that all
kalgbta, who have net replied te the circu
lars, de ae at ence.
Special brrmen te Weman.
On Sunday evening, Br. B. F. Allemnn
of St. Jehn's Lutheran church, preached a
special aermen te the Wemen'a Foreign
and Heme missionary aecletlea. The ser
mon waa a long one, occupying mere than
aa hour and a quarter In ita dell very. The
subject was "The Women in the Bible."
The doings of the most notable women
mentioned In the Scriptures were happily
referred te and their lives and aervlces
compared with the lives of the Christian
women of te-day. While Kev. Alleman
held that women aheuld net preach nor
held high places In the church, he held that
their Influence In subordinate positions was
Of the utmost Importance. Many Instances
were given In which the lniluence of
women with their husbands had vrorked
great geed for the cause of the church.
Sadden Deaths eUnluuts.
Corener Henaman waa notified en Satur
day afternoon te held an Inquest en the
body of Fanny Keesy, Infant daughter of
Andrew M. Keesy, living en New street.
The child was Bleeping when the parents
getnp in the morning and a few hours
afterwards when Mrr. Keesy went te leek
at her, she was dead. U. B, Springer, Jehn
D. Lull, Charles E. Auxer, B. Wright, B.
F Norten and Christian Kudy, the coro
ner's Jury, rendered a verdict that death re
sulted from convulsions.
Deputy Corener Smith, et Csney town
ship, te-dsy tiled the Inquisition In the cate
of Harry McCarty, aged five month?, who
WM also found dead In his cradle, Iht
verdict of the Jury was that death resulted
from natural cause a.
Their Hew Uniform-..
Chief Smeltz and Sergeants Erleman and
Hartley appeared te-day In their new uu.
forms, and these officers make a line ar ar
pearanes. Resensteln made the uniforms
aad Staufler furnished the caps.
Jltturued te lite fa-em.
A small child waa found wandering en
the streets en Sunday and taken la the
station house. The child's nauie vai Jei.n
lane and he was returned te his parents,
boarders at the Kendlg house, corner of
Soke and Walnnt atreetr.
A Weman Scalded.
This morning the wife of Peter Coulter,
Who Uvea at Duke and Middle streets, had
one of her arms badly scalded. She waa
carrying a bellerful of het water out of the
ansae into the yard when sheatumbled and
jeU, the centenu et the boiler rpllllng en
Ole.el xuair Settea.
aJlT. Wl!W,te clty WBOtereeteial
SBOfitna ttaet huhM - ... ..
f'JJ1 Klaehart Sister's ceaapany aa property
?ff SMS, haa returned inv.J?.-Jlrep2
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eaau..i iTw """ea l CeTDendale
. as BMurday sight.
U1S MKDK BKORCN.
An AutoFvDucleMStha Mature et tb Lata
David Ring's Injuries.
After the death of David King his aen,
Dr. Geerge A. King, with Dra. M, U.Jtnd
B. T. Davis, assisted by Herbert Bewers, a
student of Dt. King, madttan autopsy of
the body. It will be remembered that Mr.
King received hla Injuries by falling down
the stairs In his Bleep. He lived for four
weeks after the accident The autopsy
developed a remarkable case, The phyal
clans found that the third vertebrae
of the neck waa fraeturcd and dislocated.
The reason that death did net result
seen was that the fracture did net press
upon any vital part. Death waa certain,
however, and only a queatlen et time when
It would ocaur.There have been cases where
persons with similar Injuries have lived for
aeveral days, or even a week. While Mr.
King was lying bedfast Ave almllar casea
occurred, In which the Injured persona
died In a very aherttlme. Denny Mack's
Injury waa of the same kind, and
he lived but alt hours. The case of
Mr. Ktng Is considered is wonderful snd
the physlelana who made the autopsy will
bring U te the attention or the Medical
axlety at the meeting en Wedneaday when
a mere detailed account of It will be given.
Jehn O. Mnladla's Vensral.
The luneral of Jehn O, Shlndle, who was
killed by the cars Thursday evening, took
place from A. O. Bete's undertaking es
tablishment, Sunday morning. Among
tboae in attendance were a great many
clgarmakers and ether frlenda of the de
ceased, llev. Houpt oenduotod the service
and the Interment waa made at Lancaster
oemetery. The only member of Shlcdlc'a
fsmlly that waa piesent wss his eldest son
William, who came from Blnghamten Hun
day morning. He knew nothing of the
manner of his father's death until he ar
here and was greatly anrprlsed. SUllglent
money te pay the funeral oxpensei. was
collected by Philip Bernard, who donervcs
thogreatest eredlt for this kind act. Shlndle
was in the employ of Mr. Bernard for a
number of years as a clgarmaker.
Cut An Artery.
William Lawrence, kahoemaker at Uasl's
shoe atore en North Queen street, met with
n painful accident thla morning. He was
trying te breau the point en a knife with a
pair or plncerp, when the knlfe allpped and
struck him en the right wrist, cutting an
artery. The wound bled profusely and
was attended by Dr. Welebans, after which
Lswrence was taken te hla home en North
Christian street.
Tie Gcatheans.
The Gtethean Literary aociety of Frank
lin and Marshall oellego will held their f3 J
annlverssry en Friday evening, May 4, at
half past 7 o'clock, at Fulton opera house,
lhe pregramme iuoludes: Speaker, C.
Hau; salutaterlan C. E. Hohneilor; orators,
O. E. Wlssler, A, L.Q. Uy, T. K. Cramer,
A. S. Glessncr; eulogist, E. C. Musselman;
geethean orator, E. K. Eyerly.
The commlttee of arrangements arr: L.
T. Lsmpe, chairman; A. II. Smith, T. II.
Lelnbaeb, O. E. Heller, W. H. Laudis, B.
Grltlltb, W. 1L Keller.
Drote Them te the Uenntrjr.
The het weather et yesterday ehastd
many of our people te lhe country. Borne
dreve wblle ethera walked, and quite a
number of bicycle rldera worked hard ltl
the boiling aun te get out of town. The
principal plaoe of attraction waa the Cones Cenes
toga, Thore tfas a great crowd at Potts'
Mlllport'hete), and every beat thore waa In
use all day. The cara of the King atrcet
line wero crowded with passongers, re
turning te town, until a into hour In the
oyenlog.
Illi d in unrltllane.
Mrs Eliza J. Harrar, wlfe or Jehn D.
Hurrar, died at b.er home In Christiana ou
Saturday in the 70th year of her agr. Her
funeral will lake place from her husband's
rcsldcncoen Wednesday at 10 e. m. She
was n most ostlmable woman und left a
huabaud and eoveral grown ohlldren. Mr.
Harrar la poatmnster et Christiana and ene
et the beat known cltlzenB of the East End.
film Above Columbia Dam.
from Saturday's Harrtiburv Telegraph
There 1 no louger nuy doubt that hun
dreds of eliad get through the break in the
Columbia dam. At least two large schools of
sbnd hnve been seen within the lest woek,
ene near Clark's Furry dam, whero n
f choel or thrce or four hundred was seen
yesterdsy, and another near Cove station.
Last ulcLt eight or nlne Una shad were
caught vft GnldBbore, which establshrs the
tact that thcre Is fun ahead for our fisher
men. tiled el UUlnJerlee.
l'attlck Cunniugham, who was hurt by a
premature blast at the Cornwall ere mlnes,
nbeut two months age, and brought te St
Jeseph's hospital, this etty, died at that
pluce at S o'clock en Saturday moraine.
Te lie bold Ur Ilia Dherlir.
SherlU Uurkhelder haa posted bllla for
the sale of the personal property of Wlt Wlt
mer J, Hen?, te satisfy an execution Issued
agslnst him ler f2,100 by Geerge S. Trout
and Jacob Btoner,
lied Three Yelke.
Genrce Flerr. el the HL ehnrinu imiAi.
en Eist Ohestnut street, broke en egg this
morning that had three yelks. The hr n
that did this work was no larger than usual,
Attention Is directed In tlinaflreriinniin,
of the Heme Mutual rirelnaurunca company,
of this city. In anolber column, of amasmeut
U. 41. UUW UU9.
Amusements.
7i Great Cutler llatflm n iuuim ur.,..
and rerepanKh combination a ierlei of lllus
trutlens are presented devoted te plctiirlnif, in
llvlvg aotlen, the humors of the milium
camp and the heroism or the army en the
frontier. The exterior or a Western fort. In
trout or which soldiers, off duly, areamutlnir
Ihemselves lu various waye, a represented.
euuuu, arnvu unneuncm); the rllnir et the
Bloux trlbe. led bv HUtinir iiii , .,.?.
--- , -.--r, ... tiu.wituuivd
irem the rert, tte soldiers ure called te arms
and railing In. fellow Custer off and dl.apl
pear, and then Is glven a representation or
Luiter'a lait rullv. '1 hn ,r.,.ta .
vaqnerej, Indian bucks, etc., who take part lu
the aotlen of these scenes, are all selected
men. Kach and all ham mnrtnn mnr .
skill and ceum ge, obtained by a practical ex ex
perleuea In rout life of the encounters and
perils Illustrated by this pregramme. 3 he
bears, buffalo, elk, moeso, antelopes, etc
used te b1v reality te these fcreat pletuies.
were oil captured In tha wilderness et the
West, and but a short tlme age wtrewandjr.
leg wild and free amidst Its Immensities. The
proprietor et the rorepaufc-h show is sata te
haveexpcndodiee.cooin preparlnK for the In.
traductien or this Wild West oxhlbllleu Inte
the city or New Yerk. It will repsyeldand
young te see this ineit Inspiring und Instruc
tive feature et thla great combination
" I7i ll-orte Te-tiight -.This evening the
great plsy,"lhe World," which has been se
very Buccessrul evcry where, will be played In
rullen epfra house. The ottendance should
xewsihhiu eDmpanyts nrst-class, andel.
together the attraction Is a very strong one.
MAliltlAUKd,
n.i.i,i.u,-Apm vu, 188, at the rcsi.
dence et Dr Henry Jlrewn. Ke lirevnnrt
l'laee. llroeklyn, li. Y. by the llev A if
llehrene., Jehn L. Arneld. fe KlUeV! eVy' F
UKAT11U
lUiHAH.-iin baiurday, April -a. uThi7.
Sfear'er ne'rVJl01 L' '."&
The relatives and rriendj are respectfully
InvlUd te tttend the luneral, from mortal.
10oc?eckaem 1Ub'ina' WcaD"aar. "ay 2. at
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MAKKETU.
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The I'nlladtlutla Cattle Market.
PHiLAcairui. April 80 -l he rec lets at lhe
Fer the week Iteeves, 2.600 1 fhfi.m a inn.
hogs. 6 200. j-revleu. weekT ' BoeyJi 5 TJw-'
lhcp. 7 lJ : hogs. fc.tUO "ej, . euu ,
liet cattle luwtr; extra. VAQWm cred
4Oi0 medium, IKOX-i colniiln,B3e
Bheep were lower t natlves. -lVOTKc t
cllppta dp, XCHci iiatl woellumbi. te
tivt cltppad, wuil lambs, 5Te;
Msw Yerk Hashes,
Kaw Teaa, April te Fleur markat dnllt
rine. S3 1502 71 Snporflne, U 4,-S let Minn
BxtxattifattlO City aill. Sxira,tltt;st
Minn. Whnatoxtre,tl SMKIO.
Wheat Ne. . lied. Btaie, 9J6Te I Na t, de
tle i Ka I, Ked, Winter, kay, sije June,
BJlf e t receipts, 71,00) i shipments, 91.
wjrn ka a. Mixed, cash, TtVtTOet
May, C4Kei June, eie reeulpU, S3.0W i
ahlpmenta, 1,8 0
nata-Mn.!. WhlU8Uie,40Olet Mn. a, de,
liOHXt de May, xHoiireevipl,rS,oco;shlr
uinta,nene.
Ityadull) State 7Sc
Itarley nominal.
l'erKdullt ldaess,IUSUM.
Urt-Mnr.lini June, wm July, U 31.
Melsssn susdyt for 60 .boiling stock, iOa.
Turpentine wok at sse.
Kesin dell at II Hxai 5,
I'etreleum dulli Uedned In Cases, two.
Fretghu dull i grain te O'a'gew, Id.
Batter Ann t Wmtern craunen. av.
Cheese steadyt WeaUirn Flat, HKSUQ-i
Ohie Factory, llKOlle Faney Tthlte, 120
im
Eggs outer t Bute, 1 JaiXe Western
isai.ih,
auaar dull) Kcflned Cctleaf, Se: Oranulv
ted, 7Mc
Tallew quiet! 1'rlme City, 1 1& 10s.
Blce nominal t Carolina, fatrtogeod, ate.
Coffee Arm Fair cargeua, for Ule, lljiu.
Clileace Prednee aiarket.
Cnicioe. April 30, B Je p. m. Market opened.
Wheat-May. tOXet June. SIHni July. t2K'
Cern May, 6Hic t June, MX I July, liyic
OaU May, S.'ei Jnne 31ai July, Se.
J'"k-May, IIS M June, lUa-XlJuly,
larn Net quetnd.
Short Ulbs-May,7 HXt Juce, 17 S0 July,
I7J7K-
tiraln and rtoTisiena.
Furnlsbed by 8. K. Tundt, Ilreker.
Cuioaeo, April 30,1 oe o'clock p.m.
rrneauiiern. uaia. lern. .axu.
April..
May
Jnne
July
Augnst
December
Oil City.
Crude Oil
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Closing t'rtces-2 o'clock p m
rrmwuiuer". uais.rnra", lira,
in .11 7 w
IS 62 7 WJ
Closing Prlces-3 30 o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. Cats. Perk. Lard
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May bl !.' M& 1101 7 S'l
June H2 W SIX " 73 7 97
July W W, Sly. 13 8 8.IO
August SiI tt'A 'tt .... 8 Oi
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en city.
Crude Oil . tci
Winter Whent
Spring Wheat
Cern...
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Head.
Clsa Stock Market.
Cmoieo.Aprll 18 -Cattlo-Uncetpts, l.orehead:
market sitadyt stenrs, S3 7305 10! ateekers
and fenders, n W03 00 t cnw,. hulls und mixed.
II 8003 SO i Texas Bleern, f3 2A( oe.
Hogs Hnwlpu, lO.euu heudi shipments,
4(ii market weak. de. fe loe lower i mixed,
S23aB45t heavy U 8J05 CO; light, 3 230B :
sklpa, 13 M)0 5.
nheep itecelpts, 3,300 head i shlpments,
1,000 1 market weak and hnwv, 'iw lower
natives. It 5OQ0 75 1 weaturn, f 1 73B035 jTexans
aj;saB 81; lambs, SSQ7.
t 1,ibsktt. iuttle lteeelpts. S3 head ;
shipments, IS) market nothing doing) all
throughcerslgnments; no cm j cattle shipped
te hew Yerk today.
Hogs Kerelpts, 2,3.0 head I shipment, 2.V0
head i market falri l'blladelpulas. 710
ft 80 1 mixed, tscsgn70i Yorkers, SA MOS G'M
common te fair, a5 4erj3 W; pigs, fA euftB 2S :
reur ears hogs shipped te New Yerk te-day.
nhnnp-IUicHlnts. 1.0 V) t shlpmiints, 10TO!
m rket dull 1 10 te IS offered for geed. r-T
Mew Yerk stocks.
Kaw Yerk, April 30. 1 se p. m.-Money clesed
at 2 per cent. ; Exchange steady 1 posted
TO.UHB, It b7Qt fi; actual rates ti 800
i 83X for GO days and It leMai 83)i for demand
Uevernmenta clesed steady t currency 6'a,
II 21i bid 1 's coup , 1 JGtf ; W de, 11 07
bid.
1 he stock market this morning was strong
andactlve. During the tint hour there was
an aotlve buying of the leading stocks and
prices advanced a te 7 per cent, above Sal.
u relay's closing. 1 his was tollewod by asllght
reaction, but at midday lhe market was strong
azatnatthe top tlgurcs. At the prtseut writ
ing u arm tone prevails.
Btuea aiarfeeta.
Quo'atlena by Ueed, McUranu
era, litncoster, l'n.
KSW TOBK LIST. 11 k V.
Canada l'aclrte kit
& Ce , bank.
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Ontario A W... Is
l'aclfle Mall s;
Ulchmend Terminal 2K
ftU l'aul 74S
Texas l'acine rfi
Union 1'ttClUe f7j'
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MAKING FOVYiiiirL
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
TUIB powder never Ivarles. a marvel et
purity, strength and wholesomeness. Mere
oeonomtoal than me ordinary kinds, and can
net be sold In competition with the multitude
or low test, short weight, alum or phosphute
powders. Void cm J i; in cam. UetIl Uxxiku
rewDaa Ce . loe Wall street. New erk.
'j718 ydw
COLD AT ALL THE BAKS.
T1IK
'ni' Wltlai.t
His ene et the tint U distilled.
WANT1JU. - A ISITUATION I1Y A
th 'nl0 Jenng white mueua rarinby
the month; und, rstands oie of horses or
i5JfJ W Kardenliig , would tike steady work
erHss nun IUWI'i thlnelhce. alitd
ir L. r'lHUKK, UKW11H1
Particular attonUen glTan te fllllnir
andpreiervlug the natural tiwlnT lha" 2ii
the latest Improvements ler doing nice work
ata ery ruasenable cost. HavlogyearaerBr.
penence in me large cities lam sure tdg"
the best of satisfaction and save yenSv
best artificial teeth only u oe pr set y
marlB-yd Ne et Nell 1 1 (jUKKN KT.
JjJBTATEOF ANN 11 HOFMAN, LATK
. ." .L,nrester city, decased. Letters e
administration en said esuite having been
g,?iSa.ht0Jh0 u"JIgned. lUl pVnens in.
S?..thoret.0ttrrclueu1 W uiakolmme.
?'?J.pa InVn, "'l ,nose bavlng claims or de-
wiiSeutt Si ,he ,am,0- W1U present thein
without delay ler bettlemeut te the under
signed residing at Ne. SO Careline strVet, Lan-
ll v'8iTJiV.a5.M.J!'erMAN' Administrator.
. r, UavM, Attorney, inarse SidTu
pru, bi;c nv.i ....
May Hft tlQ S2X
June 1l)i OlJi 82', 13 7 7 01
July 81 t,J K-2',1 1J SI sie
Angnst 81 M 28-); ,,,, 8 U3
December thK
oil oily.
Crude Oil tCH
KMW AD VJCR TIB MUM NTS.
W'antkd KXPKHIKNOED aiRL
for general housework. Apply before
lla.m,Tuesday, at
ltd' 313BABTOHAHGKBT.
pANHiEH. "
nreathes thorn a man. with soul S3 dead,
Who never te himself has said t
Hew levOy Is a Pansy lied."
W. C. Ymth.lV A Pansles are something new.
ltd
OPENING- FOR 1888, OF TARGET
Practice by the Lancaster Bchuetsen
Vereln, at lelMlaln. Tomorrow, May 1, at 2
o'clock p. m, The members are urgently de
sired te attend, ltd
XECUTOK'H l'UHLirj HALE OF A
aoneral linn of Household mrnltura en
te-morrow (Tneaday), May 1, atNe.B'4 Maner
street, at 1 o'clock p. m. B. A.UKNKV.
Josl L. IIaisbs, Auctlonesr. ltd
WEIKEL'S FAHHIONAHLK MIL.
llncry and Trimming Stere, Ne.88 Nerm
QOeen (street, contains all tha newest and
Litest NOTeltles el the setsen. Price rea
sonable. Call and ste our Aew Uoeds.
apns tfd
ANTED IMMEDIATELY, ONE
rirst-class Sheet lrjn Worker. Apply
atCHAMPHIN HLOWKU AM) rOKOX CO,
corner Charlette street and Harrtsburg ave
nue, ltd
NOTIOK WILL KEOKIVE STATE
and Cennty Tax et the 2d, 3d. Cth and
7th wards, city, at fountain Inn, Ne. 31 Seuth
Queen street, until May 0, 1888, and Court
Heme, In Orphans' Court ltoem, from May 8,
8S. rive per cent, abatement for prompt
payment, JJ. r.JIAeTlNMB,
apriMidSAH" Keoelver.
HOME FOK FIIIENDLESS CUIL
DKKR The annual meeting of tha cer.
poraters or the Heme ler friendless Children
ier the City and County et Lancaster will be
held en Tuesday next, May 1 at 2 o'clock p m ,
In accordance with the previsions of the char
ter at office, Ne. 110 Werth Dueen street.
CUA3. M.UOWELL,
apr27 3tdr,8AM Bocretary.
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.
I am new ready te receive the State and
County Taies for lb84 for the 1st, 4th, eth, 8th
and 9th wurds city ft per cent, abatcinent ler
prompt payment '
(isii. W. PINRRBTON, Receiver,
apr2S-0ld Ne. 810 North Queen Street.
NOTICE THE WATER DUPLICATE
Is new In the hands or the City Troas Treas Troas
urer. for collection et water rents. An abate
ment of 6 per eent. will be made for prompt
payment. Office heurs: 8 00 a. m. te 12.-C0 ru ,
and 1 te te 8 00 p.m. dally. On Monday, Wed
nesday and aaiurdav tbn ofUce will be open In
the evening from 7 00 te 9 en p. in.
J.U.KATHrON.
apt25-tfdU tity Treasurer.
AHUAINri IN UUAMUIS HIC1NH.
A rine Large Chsmels ter 20 cents,
oklnslreinisceulsup. A New Let or
TDRKISH BATHING SPONGES
at 8 cents Tlne and Laige. Campher, Tar
Paper, Insect Powder, Ar.
jrUAlLKY'O KABT KM) PHAKM AOY,
(Opposite Lastern Market.)
M.W.rAW
ESTATE OF MARY L1KCK LATE OF
Marietta borough. Lancaster county, dn dn dn
orased. The undersigned auditor appointed
todlttrlbtite tbe balance remaining In tha
hands otJamei W. Kelly, exeouter of the will
or said decedant, te and among these legally
enlltlid te the same, will sit for that purpose
en Thursday May 10 lest, at 10 o'c'eck a. jil. In
tha library room or the court house, in the
city et Lancaster, where all persona Interested
In said distribution may attend.
UKNUY CAllfKNTKK,
aprld-StdM. Aadlter.
DH. MILLER, TOURIST AND EMI-
UUAT10.N AOKNT.
lsues TIceU te all parts of the World.
UpeilU Excursion te the
WEST
At ene fare for the round trip a rand select
excurslrns te the Yosemlte Valley, Yellow Yellew Yellew
steno eattnnsl fark, Les Angeles, Ban Fran,
clsoe and l'aclfle Coast Points, with choieeot
routes returning and stay-ever privileges west
et Chicago, circular tours from NowYerkto
principal Knropean cities, Palestlne and the
Hely Land at very low rates. Jrertnlghtly ex
cursions from Palttinera te Bosten, Montreal
and down me Bt, Lawrenen. All Information
concerning any contemplated trip chcer fully
nlvcn iree by calling or addressing D. . Mil
l.klt, Agent, Chicago. Ueck Island and Pacific
It. u,Nn 122 North (juceu street, Lancaster,
Pa., or Kranalln Heuse. apiSl-lrnd
D
AM AG ED GOODS.
FIRE!
DAMAGED GOODS.
OntugtothHrecanttlroln the (,4ble llulld.
lng, we find en hand a large let of goods
damaged by Ore. These consist et Tinware,
Klu hnnware, stoves, und many ether articles.
The damage Is alight and thi reduction In
prlce great. These are Ills Bargains. Come
and see them.
KIEFFER&HERR,
40 East Klrg Street.
ltd
TTTATCUE,
WATCHES
WATCHES
-AT-
ZAHM'S CORNER
Lewer new thin at any tlme slnce Watches
havrt been maae. a full and aumplutn stock
et nil grades All guuranleed. New Is the
tlme te buy ut low caih tlgurcs,
Tlie Aruudel Tiotetl Spectacles
fold only at Zihm's Cerner."
a he laTgest line of Bpeetarles In the etty,
parrylrg in Btockevorynumbernriobseinaae.
In Geld, Bllver. Nickel, and Steel rnmci
with every facility ter prepcradjuslment.
Watch, Cleck and Jewalry Repalrirg
Given eyt-clal attention and all work war
ranted, call und e xamlne our sleck.
ERNEST ZAHM,
ZAHM'S CORNER,
, LANCABTKll.PA,
upm lmdlw
w
1LL1AMSON A FOSTEU.
CLOTHING
UAMUiKU II V
SMOKE
Prices Gut te Sell Them Quick.
-NOW ll .
THE TIME TO BUY
GOOD CLOTHING-
HEAP.
Williamson & Fester,
3',,.3i,3GA:38E.KIKU8T.,
LA.NCABTKli, PA.
jrssir ADrmmtumummn.
GROCERY HTOKE FOR BALK AT A
. fJVx "."Train I no better sUnd la town ;
and the two beasts ter rent rbean Call at
.. . Uandj:TilUlST,
an-lwd Celnmbla, Pa.
s
TOOK FOR HAIiE.
llv a manltitlin tt It, t,... . . .
. -w.-wMw. WVUVMU Ul JLFllOCUJISOl
LANCA8TKB C1TT 8TRIET BAlLVf AT
a limited number or shares el the stock or me
Company are offered for sale.
. IHIIOTI lUfUIUHUUn sppiy ie
Jati.
atSltd
Ne. 10 North Qiean Street.
OFRINCJ, 1AS3.
Fine Tailoring.
-Ti1tJ?toli1ternVniJr customers that lam
5?w-?pn?. te ,new ,nanl n Assortment
be surpassed ana Trew,or,n UJ cannot
t5S??1,,,OT.eI,.,M ln "Prlng Overoeattng
el my own Importation and confined styles,
H. OERHART.
N
oTien.
Osrica or tiib LaaciSTaa Hnita WcTrjt)
Has instnuHca Ce. Ne. 187 kast Kisef
Btbbst, Laseasibs, pa, Arair. a, lssu. J
NOTIOK Or A5SIS3ktKNT,NO.B.
The members or said Fire Insurance Com
pany are hereby netlfled that Assessment Ne.
iJ!!i 0Iiered by the lleard or Directors en the
ifii?.??' J868 reipeetlve poll pell poll
cl.eJ,0i,n,n"neof"a oeinpanyrat the rate
ptllrsen each Il,tee or the adjusted or taxa
ble ampunu whleh will be round suted ln the
respective policies. An abatement of two per
cent. Is te be made en all quotas paid en or
before the last day of April ensuing, and an
abatement et one per cent, en these paid dnr.
,n?ih?.went et "y i these remslnles; vn
pald at the end of slay te be paid ln full, and
these remaining unpaid at the end of Jnne te
be put Inte me hands of a collector and ten
per cent added for the cost of collection. All
policies whose quota are net paid en or before
me end et Jnne te be suspended by the Tact of
such non payment, without any speclal aotlen
by the company te dsclare them suspended,
and te remain suspended until the quotas re
spective y are paid, or the nellclf s Invalidated
or cancelled-these net paid en or before the
end of July te be absolutely Invalidated by
such non payment, and te be stricken from
the books et the company, and the list of de
linquent quotas i te be placed ln legal process
of oellsotlon. The quotas are te be paid te
thetreaiurer.C II. Lofeyre, without farther
notice, at tha ofUce of the oempany, Na 187
Kast King street, Lancaster. Pa. erflce hours
from C te 12 a m. and iretn 2 te 6 p. m , and en
Saturday evenings during the month of April
irem 7H te 9 o'clock p. m. p
Personal notice win net be given In time for
cSnT.alra'temehnaj:0 th beU00? et &""&
11. C. KBIADV,
C. ILLKruVKE?,
Assessment Committee.
arS)4tdM
F
REE TO EVERYONE.
A PAIR OF
SHOES
FREE TO EVERYONE
Who can prove that the lien's Butten, Lace
and Congress (Scamte's) Dress Bhee we are
selling ler 11 DO Is net made of Genuine Calf
Skin.
We lake This Offer
As the publle gonerally are under the Impres
sion that a shoe or this description cannot be
bought ter less thtn 2 S3.
THE EE1S0E S WAY
We can sell tils bhee for $1 00, are, bocause we
bay them ln Large Quantities, Stilctly for
Cah, and sell for Cash, a id stick te our
motto -
41 QUICK SALES iND iilllL M)FHT'
This is net the Only Shoe we are eel lng at a
liargaln, but our Whole Line or Heets and
Shoes are marked Down te llottem Prlees.
Ladles' and Misses' Kid Opera Slippers. SO
cents, regular prlce 71 cents.
Ladles' Patent Leathor Tip Lace Lew Bbees,
75 cents, regular pi Ice, II OP.
Ladles' Pibble U altea Shoes, m cents, regu
lar price, II 00.
lien's Lace and Congress Bewed Dress
Shoes, II 23.
Men's, Ueyg'and Youths' Lace Shoes, tl 05.
Child's Grain liutten Selar lip Bhees, 8 te
10K. Heals or spring Heels, S5 cents. Misses'.
II 10.
The Oni'-l'iice Oath ireuv,
U (6 E
'I he Lewers ei Lew Prices ln
Beets & Shoes,
NO. 3 EABT KINO STREET, LAN
CASTER, PA.
inarsairnl
J.
R. MARTIN A CO.
Lace Curtains
i5 New Patterns In thU woek from the Im
porter. Takoaleokat them. Ne treuble te
show. Ptlces rrem 50e a pair te $li a pair.
FURNITURE COVERINGS.
II you waut any rurntture Coverings this
Spring give eurs-lhe largest stock lu Lan.
caster-a glance
ltamtes from 43c te 73c a yard,
Cretonnes Irem 8a te U5e a yard
Petit Points rrem 75a te ll se a yard
Kaw Bilks from n.ce te 12 00 a yard.
CarpetSweepers.
Three makes and eteryene guaranteed te
de Its duty. Jewel, liue U rand Uaplds, 2.9,
Household, 13 W.
LINEN SLIP COVERS.
4 Patterns of a Jib at 10) a yard, ee inches
wl.t. worth aje. 10 Patterns, regular geed,
at U.'c.
Brass Curtain Chains.
Ktcry newceilrabla pattern jeu will And
here A Heavy Brass Chain at 15c a pair. A
Link Urujs Chain at 10c a pair.
CURTAIN POLES.
Ash, Walnut, Kbeny or Cherry. Newp&t
tern or KndsatSle; worth BOe. Curtain Poles.
Urais Knds, et SO, s, 4 te, 75 cts and ll CO each.
J. B. MAM t CO.
I
rati
P Ah ACS OP fABBlOtr.
aVaavwav
A MTHlUH't)
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East King Street,
Lancaster, Pa.
Twe styles of Wraps, ei
which we have tee many left.
The price must sell them.
Frem $10.00 down te $3.oe,
made of Otteman Silk, hand hand
semely trimmed, with silk, lace,
and passementery.
Frem $15.00 down te $12.00,
Grenadine, beaded, trimmed
with heavy Spanish lace and
bead trimming.
Baby Cloaks, in cream color
cashmere, long, Hubbard style,
with embroidered cellars, $2.50.
Short Merine Coats, as cheap
as $1.25.
Seme mere Calice Waists for
Beys. Pretty designs, only 19c.
Navy Blue and Whitefigured
Calice Waists, 25c.
Gingham Waists, 25c.
White Muslin Waists, fine
pleats with cellars, at 31c.
White Linen Waists, pleated,
at 69c.
Special things in Needle
work Embroideries, at given
away prices.
One thousand yards, 4-inch
wide, excellent quality, at 10c. a
yard ; never before sold at less
than 15c.
1 8-inch fine Swiss Embroid
ery, 37c. a yard.
Wonderful bargains in
Ladies' Chemise at 50c, sold
everywhere at 75c. te 85c.
Skirts at 68c, with wide em
broidered ruffle, sold elsewhere
at $1.
Excellent Corset Cever, with
handsome needlework edge, at
25c.
New Parasols and Sunshades
have come in this week.
24 inch Gleria Umbrellas, at
$1.50 apiece.
24-inch fine Twilled Silk, at
$1.25
Satin Coaching Parasols, all
colors, at $1.
Children's and Misses' Para
sols. . 50 dozen Ladies' Balbriggan
and India Gause Vests, long
and short sleeves, silk stitched,
tlie finest ever sold for 25c.
New Dress Cord Trimmings.
Colored Dress Girdles, 75c.
and $1.50 apiece, quite new.
Come and leek around ! We
don't ask you te buy.
ASTRICH'S P. O. F.,
Lancaster.
PARASOLS.
pAKAHOLH.
PARASOLS,
PARASOLS,
PARASOLS,
PARASOLS.
PARHS0LS,
PARASOLS,
PARASOLS.
THJLalANUrACTCBB-H9.Il.il. AH..UKAST
lilNQ 8TUKKT.
eargmd
JSTKW ORK STORE.
PLRASOLS
I
WATT &SH AND
OPEN TO-DAY,
A WONUKtilfUL VAltlKIr- UK MtW
STVLKB1N
Parasols and Sunshades.
Madotelhntrfpeolal Order by the Best Man
ufacturers ln the Country.
LADIKS' KANCY PAUAHOLS lu Many
Styles and Colorings, with Handles rf Held.
Mlver, Hern, celluloid, Plain and Uustle Na
tural Utlcks, trem tOa te IS W each.
SILK AND QLOBIA SUNSHADKS In all
8l2s, with every conceivable style el handle,
at 75e, 1 0, It , ll.M te UIW. '
COACHIN3 PAUASOLS, C, 753, H.OO. 11.28
te 1 100 each.
LACE TIUUUKO PAKA80LS. frrm 11 CO
te 15 CO each. I areslie SUN en ltAIN Ull.
IIUKLLAS, II W, l.;5, SlOOteSJWtach.
A Choice Line of ClllLDUKN'8 PAUASOLS
atPrlces tehult Kveryone.
SPECIAL!
rinyUozenQK.STLEMK.NM NKWai'UlNQ
BCAurs, choice styles, Ut each.
OKNTV UKLAUNDKIKU BUIUTs New
Ve MM Miislln, yiuu Linen llosems and
MteBp,Uce.JD"IKD hUmT8' l'laUea Besoms,
New Yerk Stere.
SOS 0.84 1QEA8T KINO STUKKT.
TKYAN'S FLOUR.
USE-
LEVAJTS FLOUR.
It Always Gives Satisfaction,
U,ThA3
It Ha Struck Chicago,
DRT UOODS.
JJAOER 4 BROTllKlt.
SPRING
S
NOW OPEN.
Full Lines and Newest Stylet.
LADUB' 11BADBU LACE WllAP".
LADIES' 8TOCK1NKTTM JACKETS,
LADIES' COBKSCBEW JACKETS.
DUQONAL CLOTH JACKETS AND
JXOBET WAISTS.
CUKAM AND COLOUID
CASI1MEBE SU AWLS.
ULACKCiSHMEBK AND
MEHIKkl LONQ AND EQUABE BUAWL8.
BASER & BROTHER,
25 West King Street.
IOSTON STORH.
Stamm Brethers'
)
NEW STORE,
NOS. 35 4 37 NORTH QUEEN &TREET,
right Acres) ire je Posteiitce.
BUUKLV YOU OUGHT TO TAK.K
A FEW MOMENTS TO LOOK AT
OUB ATTBACTION8, WUICU
UEANSUONETSATKD.HOMEY
MADE.
BIO BABQAINBAHDBEDUGED
PBI0B3. Orr QOKS THU
PBOriTB. TAKE ADVANTAGE,
UCBBY UP, KLSE YOU WILL
BEQUET YOUB BLOWN E8B.
SPRING DRESS GOODS
15 THE QUEAT A'l TU ACTION ,
lext Cemes Embroideries.
Swiss, Cambric and Nainsoek
FLOUNCINGS
FOB
lidies and Cbilda at Ple&sieg Prieei.
RIBBONS
InUreit Assortment at Our Alwuys Popular
Lew Pilces.
gPEOlAL INDUCEMENTS IN
LLCK HENRIETTAS
AND BLACK CABUMaKEl.
Speclil AttonUen glven te rine Black Novel Nevel
tie,. D
,ON'T M1S3 THIS CHANCE.
NEABLT 300
"1NK BLACK THIBET BUAWLS
i mm the best makers lu the world will be
offered ler a short time only at ltl and It
apiece lets than th rruiarprlee. Yeuriaull
If you mlis this seldom orreilaK.
JERSEYS 1 JERSEYS!
Our Popular Lines of JEU9K la
Is pleasing all.
Prices are Lew.
Yeu can always bapleased.
H
081 ERY AND GLOVES
IN IMMENSE VAKIET1
At Quick Selling Prices.
BOSTON STORE
Ne?. 35 aid 37 North Queen St,
Bight Acress from PosterUco.
triUK LIGHTEST SXOUE IN THE CITY.
AMVMMMMMTM.
F
OI.TON OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1888.
The only company ln America that gnaran.
tees te produce every scene as advertl.ed,
Srx-e'acaiar Producileu et the Belgnlag Dra Dra
matle bucceas,
"THE WORLD."
InBli acts and HIsihtTableinx Enriched
by Elegant menery. Improved byaBttnic
company. UO.Oe for scenery and effects alone,
.very scene the pnecilen el centc ait.
Every effect the acme of stage Ingenuity.
America's favorite sensation Auther and
Acter,
J. Z. LITTLE,
AndaCempauy of Unexceptional Ability.
Nouce tvety bevne Preductd as Aavcrilsed.
PBinEB 2tOA 75 CKNT9.
BLsEUVADBEAIS 731 KNT8.
N ew en Bale at Optra Heuse. a-4td
Wrap
Jackets
Wf . -
1 r-fJiit.L.