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vsilClt K1UIS ttU ITEt THEE THIS-
,r - Ml CASES TIE PAST WEEI.
Hts Dewaail Ru- 'HT and '88 Goods.
Trade la Kew Tertc Dull-Con-ellttea
of the Vew Crep.
J5$!if 7"Tlie s1e of leaf tobacco.
In llm local
4?t t MrkM the nut week were larger than In
i.Mveaeweekln year. Tliiy aggregate
$, . s,fl aw. Sklles & trey seia si ""'
' .:" 190 mm of '80 and '67 soed te E. M. Cebu :
$&' KTK?S5m."n Mid W case, or '88, and
"'. Uwtamannmboref'Wcron; Jehn Long Leng
5T V '!'-. or MtJinr. MM til lacking of
? v M9 emms of '89 set! leaf te Jehn J. Frlrf &
' - AD .V' .'2S".,"5"Tr . ,
?"7Z."'tr t rf I.an.lUvllln.
11 SWwTSi: -M . lKn"-tdrKni
J,V .,ObS . .l.l (Vtfl n.i.lia nf If L'lltlA kAOll
iB"1- ( lTOUnrge wiu -e- ..-......- -----
-nd .bought seu cases ei tee Rame iev;
f 'Christian Sides, or Mt. Jey, sold 200 cases
' ePeSaced te Lachenbrach Mr. Weaver
, of Millport, Beld a packing or 10 1 cases ; C.
J. Rhodes & Ce. sold 125 cases; A. O.
Breaey sold GS cases of Havana and bought
43 cases of seed leaf ; a firm who does net
desire Its name published, sold COO casas
and bought 800.
. The '89 crop Is being stripped as rapidly
f r m the weather penulls. Thore Is some ret
' among It. There are no buyers In the
field, and it Is net preb.tble that thore wl 11
beany quantity or the new crop purchased
until It is ready for the market, w hich will
1 be about the holidays.
Anns' Repert.
Sales of need leaf tobacco rcimrtetl by J.
H. Clans' Sen, tolwcce broker, Ne. 1JI
. Vatr street, New Yerk, for I he week end
ing November i :
SiO cases 18SS New I'.ngland Ilnvnnn, IS
. 'te 45e.? 400 casea 1888 state Havana, 12 tn
Wc, 400 cases 1883 Wisconsin Havana, Ui
telile.! 2J0, cases 183S Pennsylvania Ha
Tana, 1H te 14c? 2T cae 1888 Dutch, lJ tj
1250.5 100 caases 1881 Pennsyhadla sol
leaf, 8 te 12Jc i 200 cases eundries, 0 te I5i-.
Total, 1,015 cases. Market dull.
The riillnaeipuiit ninrKci.
Frftm the Tobacco Iaf.
A steady sale eflear tobacco sullable for
cigars has been dene the past week. I'lnn
domestle wrappers are appreciated and
will bring a price net oblalnable hereto
fore. Hinders are newleil, While the busi
ness may net have been looming, still It Is
very satisfactory. Old '87 stock Is looked
after, 'vhile old tiller liave beceme vcrv
cart nd are badly wanted, especially If
seun
Bumatra moves regularly and at full
figures.
Havana has the call at all times and sells
freels'.
Receipts for the week 100 cases Connec
ticut, 3S7 cases Pennsylvania, 270 cases
Ohie, 143 cases Llttle Dutch, 300 cases Wis
consin, 82 cases Yerk male, 133 bales Su
, lustra, 310 bales llu ana at.d 2.U lilals Vir
ginia and Wostern lour tobacco.
Saltts show 14!) cases Connecticut, 300
, cases Pennsylvania, 05 cases Ohie, 87 cases
Little Dutch, 281 cases Wisconsin, 107 canes
"Yerk state, 108 bales Sumatra, 218 bales
Havana, and 10 bhds of Wostern lcar to
bacco In transit direct te manufacturers.
PLUNDER FOUND UPON 1I1M.
Ocortfe Jobnsen 1'rebnbly the Tlilef
Who llan lieeii Ilebbliitf IIouhea.
Columbia, Nev. 0 During Hnnday night
the house of Squtre H. S. llorshey was
robbed of a quantity of edibles. On Mon
day afternoon a colored man as arrested
near the opera house, acting in a .suspicious
rnsnner. The man was searched and a
"Tjiminber of articles found In his possession,
"Which were Identified by Sqtilre Horshey
as his property. He was given a hearing
before Squire Evans, where he gave his
name as Geerge Jehnsen, of Holle's Gap.
He had a let of candles, a milk kettle, ard
fc'prewrve dish, which were stelen trem
tba tiqulre. A colored man named Clmi.
yt.T Smith tcstlHed that Jehnsen hnd
awakened him en Monday morning, vlillu
he was sleeping at St. Charles fiirnute,
and had given film seme of the stolen
Ellbles. lie afterwards told Smith that he
ad stolen thorn. .Smith also said that
Jehnsen had a dark lantern In his posses posses
Ien. and would go awuj every niKht,
tattling back early In the morning. John Jehn John
iea denied stealing the articles leund en
elm, but could net give an account 01
where he obtained them. He has been In
town for seme time past, and ovldeutlv
has committed seme of the petty thetls
Which have occurred lately. He as com
mitted te jail for trial at court fur laiceuy
and felonious entry.
The following dlrectorsef turnpike com
panies were deited ut the nnniiul meetings
of the stockholder en Monday afternoon :
. Co'urnbiaane'Vus!iIngtoti ttimplke cou. ceu.
psiiy: PrvniJuiit, Juhu Fendrku; direc
tors, J. H. Herr, Jehn A. Urush, Win. U.
Given, II. K. Urimer, A. Uruuer. Jacob
Seitzi cecrctary and treasurer, W. II. Ton Ten
dxlch. Columbia and Chcitniit Hill Turnnlke
cempany: ProaUlent, Ileuben Gttrbur;
directors. Andrew Garlier, JaebC. Gorber,
Michael II. Moere, Michael Muster, II. M.
North i secretary and treasurer, Jno. II.
Zeamer. Andrew Garber was elocted in
place of Henry Wlsler, reHigned.
Columbia and Marietta Turnpike com
pany, President, J. CJ. Pfuhlur; inaungerH,
S.'B. Detwller, C. Swart, Jes. Hinkle,
Jehn A. Meyers, Dr. J. V. Cottiell j socro secro socre
tary and treasurer, C. II. Pfahlcr; supor super supor
vlser, S.-S. Dettvilcr.
Jehn r.. Metzger is accused efpelllng In
toxicating elder te miners and 011 Sunday,
The charge win mnde by Oflker Morrison.
Metiger will be yhen u hearing by Sijutre
Hersbey.
The voting Up te neon has been light for
an off year. The vote at 12 o'clock wus:
Kirrt ward, 17tf; Second ward, 1X; Third
ward, 40. Total, 353.
'
The Union Voterou I.enteti.
iAt a lueetlng of Encampment Ne. 11, of
tbe Union Veteran I-egien, composed of
aeldiers and sailors who volunteered for
net less than two years, was held lust
evening, when the lollew leg e Ulcers note
elected: Colonel commander, Win. D.
Stauffer: lieutenant colonel, M. N. Stark ;
major, Jehn L. Vegan; chaplain, A. C.
Leenard; surgeon, Philip L. Sprechcr;
auartermaster. Jus. A. Niinlew ; elllcer of
10 day, H, a. Ilrady; represciitutiLs, J.
A. E. Iteed and H. H. Urcneman ; trustees,
Thee. Wcudltz, II. A. Urady and David
Litbgew.
At the meeting last evening It was agreed
te attend services at the Duke street M. i:.
church in a body Sunday evening, Nj
vemlier 21.
Oranted by the IlcttUter.
The following letters were granted by
the register of wills for the week ending
Tuesday, November 5 :
Administration. a. '.. Rlngwalt, de de
eeaaed, late el 'Lancaster city: Lllen G.
Bingwalt, city, administratrix.
Julia Getz, deceased, late of Ijmcaster
city ; Jaoeb G. Getz, city, administrator.
Frank Ruth, deceased, late of Kllabcth
tewnship: Elizabeth Ruth, ElUabctb. ud
rnlnlstrritrix. Peter Lengnecker, deceased, lute of Penn
township; Aaren Longnecker, Albert
Longnecker. Cyrus Longnecker. Jeph
M. Barker, Zaciiuriah Mluuich, Penn ad-
numsirxiers.
Isaac II. Geed, deceased, late of Salis
bury township; Jehn II. Geed and An
drew Geed. Salisbury, administrators.
Jeseph Clarksen, deceased, late or Lan
caster cltv : Samuel Chirksnn. I'l.u .,i,,i.
5; phla, adroinUtrater.
Jft . Kmanuel G. Carpenter, deceased. Inte nf
Lltltr boreUKh ; Mary C. Carpenter, Lltltz,
administratrix. '
Jehn Lutz, deceased, late of llistCocallee
township; FrankllnP. White, Kast Cocallce,
administrator. '
TESTAMtST-inv. Susan Meashev, de de
reased. Lite of Mt. Jev tnunuiiin. 'i,...,i.
f?L?Oren, Klitabethtevvn. eNecuter. ' ' '
Zi Jehn M. Shcatler, deceased, late of West
1 atf- tan tensni; v. 11. uueniieiter uud
LU Hmuel S. Hurkhelder, Wcbt Karl, execu-
Si rr ". .
t-.. Jehn Febrenbacker, deceased, late of
,tSS "" eiyi viJiias ai. aueiiK, west
s.,y-wv
"T. Hue! for f BOO Daiuat-cs.
JLft France Ii Greff, through Wm. T.
;"! -er attorney, lias uieugnt suit In
1 lrs?eart of common pleas agsinst Maria
U fcCtertf for $500 damages. Plalmltt' alleges
warn mib ueugnt a let or irreund
f&l9? of the Clark tract.) east
OTHM city limits, and one of the conditions
. mnmiml Hi tbe deed by Mr. Clark nu
cfiMt aha would open a hticct, uuined CLirk,
4 tbe ullcgntlen U thai she has tailed te
m and fur that failure duma-'es are
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7 THE IiANOASTEB DAILY INTBLLIGENOER, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 5,
TIIK BIO PKATt K1M.KD.
Menntvllle's Attraction Put Out or the
Way With a Gun.
The big bear which created such great
'excitement in Mountvllle for sevcral days,
and In fact had the whole neighborhood
aroused, was killed last evening, as that
waa considered the safest way te get rid or
him. The animal was taken te thp barn or
A, Garber, with the grcstiat difficulty
yesterday. Whlle he was lying upon the
ground In the weeds se cral men auccoedod
In getting a chain around the rear part of
his body Ily holding en te this nn 1 tlioeno
at his head they managed te leal
and drag him te the barn. He was
placed In a stall In the herse stable and was
tied with two chains. The pour beast,
which by this tlme was ravenous with
hunger, still had the muzzle ever his
mouth, and he grew mera and mero angry
until he was almost wild with ntge.
He tried In every way te loosen
himself from his fastenings nnd lit his
ellbrU te become frce he breke a new spike
barrow, which was near him. te pieces.
He then began operations en the sides of the
beard stall, which be tore down. He
finally succeeded In breaking one of the
chains that held him and it wns then
that the people, 11 large crowd of whom had
galhererf. became afraid lest he would get
loeso and attack the cattle or kill seme of
thorn. It wes Anally agreed te kill the
animal and It was thought best te sheet
him, as no ene wished te go ncir
enough te strlke him with nn axe or
hammer for fear that he might assume the
roleoftheoxocutloncrhlinself. Thooxcito Theoxcito Thoexcito
ment was Increased when It was found that
bruin had almost sucoceded In irettlng bis
tmiriionlinestoir.Aman named Dirrllnally
undertook the task of dispatching the ntil -tn
il. He has had no oxperlcnco In killing
bears, but be made n ncut Jeb of this ene.
He procured bis gun, nnd, leading It
heavily, shot Inte bruin. The animal rolled
ever en his slde and In 11 few moineiits ex
pired. He was then drogged out of the
stable and placed upon u pair of scales,
which he turned at 210 pounds. He was
skinned, and the fat and hlde were saved,
and thus emls MountUlle's flr't bear 01;
Krlunce, which was lively whlle It laetcd.
MAKirKIM KNITTING MILLS.
A New Industry te Kmpley IOO Hands
IS Opened.
Manuium, Nev. 5. Yesterday opera
tions began In the new knitting mill at
Maiihelm, Messrs. Laiitcnbacher and
Emerich, proprietors. Klghty-flve glrlH
presented themselves for work, flve of
which the proprietors woie reliirtuutly
compelled te turn away for the present
until the ethors have learned te l.uitthe
hose. The plant was moved here from
Schuylkill Haven, and flve skillful opera
tors wero brought from that place te teach
the applicants. These bad a busy time to
day moving amongst the eighty girls who
wero experimenting upon tbe Intrl Intrl
cate work of knitting goutlemcn's
half liose. Alter all departments nre
fully In progress, about ene hundred
hands will be oinpleyod. It will roqulre
four woeks te learn all branches et the
work thoroughly. The rates paid em em
peoyes will be the same as thai paid In
the Reading mills, and the monthly pay
roll will amount te between 81, WW and
$2,000. Thetlrm havoulaige number of
erders en hand, and ns seen as the em em
peoyes have learned te knit faithfully,
will run the mill day and evening In order
te supply the large demand. The mill will
at present mauulacture gentlemen's cotton
halMiose only. It Is exnected ut an early
date te erect another building el llke slze
of the prosent for mlsses' hose.
The new bii 1 ling Is sltuated en the cor
ner of Ferdinand and Wolf streets and was
erected by Manhclm capital, the mhIeus
tltlzens subscribing te the sleck. It is 11
substantial building, well lighted, with
every convenlenco, and Is heated through
out with steam.
Tim first Meer contains the ofllce and the
pressing, folding, pairing and packing do de
ptrtments. On the second fleer are the
winding, ribbing, knitting and looping
machines, mending tables, iVc. All the
machinery, engine and boilers bclung te
the firm, Lautcuhacher cV. Emerich, the
citizens furnishing but the building. The
members nf the linn, by their courteous
bearing toward the new hands, and ludticc ludticc ludticc
montsnllered,bavoalroidy wen prulse I10111
their empleyes, and their well known
buslness Integrity, commercial standing
ai.d the large market for their goods can se
the Manheim knitting mills te begin ok ra
tions most utiHplclnusly.
This knitting mill is but the first of a
number of business Industries In contem
plation by the progicsslie citizens. One
man has ollbre'l trce of cost nil thn ground
which may be desired for iii.iuufauturlng
purposes, nd ethor linns are at present
contemplating tbe remeval of various in
dustrial plants te this borough. With her
large reservoir of excellent nateruml poi
feet system of water supply, and lici
innumerable natural advantages, Manhclm
holds out ininy InducHiiieuts for maiiu
facturnrs te lecate in her midst.
TROUBLE. OVER A DILvD MAN.
IVtink Cunningham Dies In This City
nnd Several rut-tics Claim Ills Itedy.
Franklin Cunningham, a well kueiVu
rosldeut of Lancaster, died ethis Inte tcl tcl tcl
donce In this city, of consumption, en
Meuday aficrnoen. The deceased was bem
and raised in Lancaster, and sencd
lu the army os a member of cempiny
F,7'Jth regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers.
Fer many years he was. foreman of the to
bacco paekers In the warehouses of Sklles
it Frey, and for sover.il years uns a tobacco
inspector for Charles Fluke. & Ce. Some
years iire no went te llaltluioie,
where he was employed In an
agricultural Implement works. 1'hu
weeks age he was lu ought te this city
In the last stanes of his dlsiuse, whlih car
ried him oil. During Ills residence In this
city be was a piemincnt Democratic poli
tician, and leek a ureat Interest in the elec
tions. His funeral will take place to-mei-row
aftei neon trem 422 Je'111 street, uud thn
interment will be nrnde en the soldiers' let
In Lancaster te neleiy.
Thore was considerable, ulrlfti ever the
possession of Cunningham's body, which
was clalmed by two wives. Ii seems that
when the sick man came te this city re
cently, he rt-qtiesled that lie be taken te
the house or his sister, Mrs. Ellen ShoO SheO
ner, ut Ne. 101 I.af tyctte street, te die. His
w ishes w ere compiled w it It.
Cunningham was married In this city a
number et years 1130, but he and his wife
did net (,'et along well together, and
they seiurated tiftcen years age. Ily this
union they had ene weii.Trlel Cunningham.
Fourye.irsage in Haltlmore Cunningham
was married te Sephia Ress, who feimnrly
lived In this city, but went te Halllmerc.
At the time if the second iiiaiiiagu Cun
ningham had no dlvorce from his first
w Ife, nor did he ever obtain ene. Ily the
secend marriage he had one child, who,
with its mother, accompanied the sick man
te this city.
After the man's death yesterd ly the
secend wife sent for Undertaker C. S
Herr. The first wifu upon hearing or the
death Instructed Undertaker Ames Rete te
take charge, of the body and bring 11 te her
houseNo. 452 Jehn street. The under
takers met at the hniiKe whero tl.e man
died, and bad considerable efa discussion
ever the possession of the body te wlilih
Herr relinquished claim, afler Rote
had paid hi 111 $.), This did net
settle the trouble, however. I'll. ally
Israel Cunningham, a brother 01
the deceased, w he Is married te the fltst
wife's sister, with Flel Cunningham went
te the Lafayotte street houseaud demanded
the body which was finally glen te their,
It was taken te the first wife's lo.ldenco
from which It will be buried The iifla r
raised a great excitement lu tbe Eighth
ward.
A Large Kstute.
On Monday lcttera of admlnii,tra(Ien
were taken out upon the estate of Peter
Longnecker, late of Penn township, who
died en Tuesday or lust week. The tid-
inlnistraters are Aaren, Allien and Ezra
Lengnecker, tens of the doeeasud,
Jeseph M. Raker and Zjchariul MlnnUli.
I he deceased left personal preiierty ceu-
? ci",".",u.iv'80CUrlt,cs ? icuiit icuiit
te SI A000, besides se end farms. Tlin ad-
iS-J,llralers Kavu be'",s '" ll" " of
y-w,vO0,
C. O. r. Wlitsicy All lllsbt.
The state supreme court bus rendered 11
ueclslen In the case of Jeseph riemming
of Pittsburg, who was conIcted of sell
Inx Iquer In Mercer county, which Is 11
prohibitory ills rl t. The g skIs w ere sent
C.O.D.,und the lower court nuld that the sale
occurred In the express oillee In which the
payment was made. Justlce Green, who
delivered the opinion, held that the wile
was completed when the goods left Mr
l'lemmlng's place, and he ordered tbe
jiriseucr te be discharged. Justices Wit
liaiiis, McCelluni "I'd Mitchell filed a dis
tfciitlug opinion.
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v tihe Itnllnc Paaalen.
Ijist evening te a geed nice audience
"The Ruling Passion" waa produced In
Fulton opera house. The beuse bills
called It n "GrnndSpeclncular Production,"
which It was net. The play Is sensational
nnd It waa given by n fairly geed company.
There are sevcral highly exaggerated char
acters nnd a number of imprebable situa
tions. The and lenee seemed te be com posed
of poeplo who enjoy that kind or plays and
at ttmeH they applauded theactlng heartily.
The balloon scene was very runny If net
ery real.
A Pretty Present.
In the window of Charles II. Harr there
Is new en exhibition a xry large and
beautiful stcel engraving of Geerge Wash
ington which Is te be presented bv Shinier
Council, Ne. 177, of this city, te Washing
ton Flre com puny of Coatesvllle. The slze
of the picture. Including the frame,ls 34x41
Inches. The frame Is of oak and Is very
handsome.
Stranded at Gettysburg.
The mayor disposed of 0110 drunk and a
ledger. The drunk was James Redmond.
Helms been en a spree for a week. He
premised te seber up and was discharged,
The ledgor was Edward Norris. lie
claimed te lie ft cook for ft Wild West show
that stranded at Gettysburg. He pawned
his surplus clothing and in that way
managed te reach Lancaster. Hlsdeslre Is
te reach his home in Philadelphia and the
miyerlet him go.
Memerial Resolutions.
Jteietct t, Ity the beard of directors of the
Tint Nntlnnnlbnnk, of Lancaster, that we have
heard, with since re regret, of the death of Clem
ent U.Orubb, a director from the time of the
organization of the hank, and for many jcars
Its hnnored president.
Jictehed, That his fidelity te the bank.end
bis uniform urbanity te Its edlccrs and custo
mers made hlin a ramt valuable director,
JtrtelieJ, Thntan ludls ttliial members nnd as
n, beard, we extend te the family our heartfelt
C3iuloleiicc In tills their honrefgrlof.
Jlnelieil, As 11 further innrlc of rcnect, this
beard In a body, will attend the funeral of the
deceased.
Jtc6lied, That these resolutions be cntered en
the minutes of the beard, nnd n copy of the
sjiiie be delivered te the family of the deceased.
N. JIIbTON WOODS. President.
Attest: Ilr.NiivC. llARMitti, Cashier.)
I.AM'ASTKU, l'A NOV. 4, 1880, Jt
llnvrlrtriCH.
Oamiieii NKrr. Novembers, 1S, at Ne. 1 17
.iiirui ajiiku siri'w, ijitiicasier, uy iiev. J w
..leiiiiuuer.
inlliKcr, Mr. Henry C. Ouiuber, and Miss
Aim!
nie reii, uem or i-nncamcr Ce., ill. Itu'
Jilavltcte.
Hteck Mnrketn.
Quntaltens by lleed,Mcarunn A Ce.. bankers,
Lancaster, I'n.
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P.
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II. N. V. & Plilla ...
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Itraillnit )'
Leh. Nnv. '.
Hestenv. Pass
P. 11
N. cent.
Peeples Puss -
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Oil
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l'blludelpbln Produce .Market.
PniLADKLiiitA, Nev. 6.-Noen-rionr weak:
Penn a supers, iOilR; extra. 28.V3825:
H(IO3'00 ! r""" iati0' iUm
Whent 'sternly; Ne, a lied, new, 8OKQ8I0 :
Ne. 1 Penn'n lied. Olej Ne. 2 de, av. ',J""0 '
Cern steady; Ne. 2, iOlMtle
llrau firm ; Winter J12I 60.
Haled hay fair : 111 Wkan 00 ns te eunllty :
timothy 11 S0u 00 for choice; mixed, 11(31160
baled rye straw, new, fl7rA317 75. '
Iluttcr firm ; Pcnn'w creamery extra
23c ; Penn'a llrsts extra SftrlK.
F.sjks scarce ; lVnn'a firsts, 2r32Gc.
raslc", I"10' ' lrt skims, 7(tt!)e; full skims,
J'olreleum nulct; refined In buls.. 7
1
2JS.)c net liiiHhcl.
iMiiuiM ciinice 111 oea ileinaud It!
ud firm ;
Ltve Stock .Markets.
. C"CAao,Nev..-Rtcelpts,ll,tX; shipments
iU." I011"'' !eflves. H lt)S 00; steers
K 7&m 40 ; Blockers nnd feeders, SI 80uM U0 :
tl'.Vlii'.ll'l! i"11'" WM M: Texas cutlle
II 40a2)0: eitern Itnugers, II 75(33 40.
, 'Ks-rRecelpu,,m; sli(pnieiiw,4JX: mar
ket hlKher: mixed, J 8V44 10; heavv .W 75
B110; llKht$tS(V3l2;Bklps,t3rj01a3t!e.
iSheep Iteeelpls,e,ui)6: shlpment,2,000: mnrl
??fil,.,iB! "atlves.75(aaw: Western wenlcil
f-lnMt 15 ; shorn Texuns.W 004 10 ; lambs, l 50
te te te r bend. '
Kaht LiiiritTV. Cattle lteeelpts.Ss20: shin
inents lise; market fair; prime, 81I03I&0;
t,-Q.yt.8l40(.lft;! fair. U 8ea'); 'bulls, sings
and fat cows, II tOtt'JM; fresh cows, fjffli ; 1I0
c.iiHslilpiKjd 10 New Yerk. ' '
lliui ItcccliitK, 71J0: shipments, 6400
market slew; best llulit Yorkers, 14 IlVttl l
medium and light Philadelphia, Jl Seil 25:
heavy begs, 13 iVMgl 70; roughs, MgT 7: nd
cars shipped te New Yerk. '
Hheen-ltecclpis, lOTl; shlpmenis. 2100; mrtr
ket dull ; prime, SI 604 10; fair te gee,i, Jia
42j; common. ttOOuiSW: lambs, JltX)i,5 75.
Tbe Ltve Stoek Market.
Lancastch, Pa , Nov.G.-The receipts of lle
stock ut the nrds of James Stewart 4 Hen.
the tiust week were 1.S71 cattle, 310 Iiejs.
the sales at atenarl's jnrds were 5J cattle
nnd IH hes.
'1!l!--"le', nt Mender's yards were S25 rattle
and 1.0 boss. AudatLel Henseulg's j urd 745
cuttle.
The prices were: Hteckers, 12.60 and J3.ne 100
.'.1x,,.opter.a let of peer cattle th.u wennld
alflb; r filers. 2 7(J75j butihcrs, tJ UW
4 IM.iiecerdlng 10 quality.
II 04s sold m SI.sHQj.lO V 100 Ps.
1 lie market the past week win an nctheune.
item SVbucvtiocutvttte.
Iuitu j uicc or Tin: uhapl
Trt Red and While CALIFORNIA WINE,
JOc ptr buttle ; SUM per de7en bottles.
Ne. 5
lujiuiiiiiBi.itlueitHTOitr:,
Centre hjnare. Luncnstcr, Pa.
XITANTHD-A PAltrNRR WITH A SMALL
.'.'. eipltal tciciuaeeln a paling bulnei,.
Address, M.," this emev. it
TpUTEIfS " "
CHLCURATLD I.OADUD HHHLLS, AT
ullwdAltwR UUILLYBUOO.A RAL'HS.
I- OST VHMALL IILACK
J Answers te tuouuuie of
TKKRinit DOC3.
'Jack." A llberut
reunrd
f returned te
ltd
635 WRST OltANGK ST.
17ARM HRS WANT T.D TO SUPPLY MILK
AT THE
en .,.1.'AMCAST,KU CAUAMRLCO.,
e20-tfdiw U 3J5 Church bt Lancuster, Pa.
ri-my nun pa ran r,a ckiar, hand-
JL Jtade and Leng Uller. New let 25c Mer.
teliuuui l'liiesJuitreH-elNed.
IIKMUTlf.SCIOAU.STOIli:.
Rpvtfdll lUKnst King streeU
PINRTAILOUINOI
ALL TIIK
LAw'GseTLi:; A11 IN F,-NE
sep21mdlt
'. Wi;iKEL'H,
Ne. 41 Wesi KlngHtri
CIngHtrcct.
"ArI,;!i,,:.'.1'8 1M.,llAX K0P WILL WASH
i.l. Cletliesnnd eery urtlcle under the sun.
J)IV
1 he t
VIHKND.-ITRSr NAIONAL HANK,
li-OCASTtlt, I'A., Nev, 4, 1S-V.
tieard of director of this bank hnede-
c-iureii a ceini nniinnl dlxldend of fle cent.
p.iabloendeiutind. ''
RdAw HllNRY C HAIINKU, Cashier.
XTOlfCK.
i LtC.lsTMl COU.VTVNATlOVCLnVNK.i
.,. , . . November 6, I vw. f
The Heard or Directors or Hits Hunk hnxede.
cluri-dndlMdeudef KlNCl'er Cent. Ar the list
sr months, i)uble en deniund.
"d P. H.DUUNKMAN. Cashier.
SflO 8AIARY, SI0 KXPKsTTlN AI)
IJ unee. ueed each month, bteady
eiiipenieiitut home or traveling. Ne solicit.
!"? 1).llt,le? uellxerliiK uud making collections.
Y?.f0.'H ' Cards. Address 1th stump. II AKKIt
A CO , Ple.ua, Okie). nSgindfu,'HiAa
T3U,'n'!;!P..h' V ROUHRUOLI) kuiTnT
X TU1 K, ut icM and Sit Church strcVt, to te
morrow ( W eMiesduj ) ut 1 o'clock. Mdebmird.
Tables, WlmUer nnd Cuue Seat Chairs. MuU
.tnThuTgs-e0tH!!,edH,""' acaiU'' U11J
eUHa,Ach'.M-KOI:"LI:'
ISTATR OF MICHAKL DUKItH, 1.ATR OK
JrJ thsutyer Lnncnster. deeensed. letters of
a linlnlitratlen said estate ha Ing been Krnnlcd
p the undersigned, all persons liidebted
thereto nre requested te make Immediate
pi ment. und these having claims or demands
uiriiliist the same, will present them without
delay for e Uement te the undersigned, resia
liigfii theClty efLunenster.
-MARIA UARUAR.V DUEItH,
.... , -. ,., Adinlnlslrutrlx,
Jho. A. Covle, Attorney. nevMidl'u
TMVIIlIINn A'OTICn "
LJ PAitHriis'
1D4 VlTlftVil II (v.. 1
LCNTAHTI II Vnu.l.n I (wurt
The Heard or nireeters hnvelhUduy deciareel
a ulvidend of KIVi: li;u CENT, out of the
L'"""""' "e last sUiii0mi,gl,la have audt
(teen thousand del ars (I15.UO) te lurplns, nmk.
."'"''''""''""JrcanUsevciitj.
i ettleUad dollars (T.TOMM.) ecmj
,M C.A, F0.VDER8MITH.
'" ' - ' i
tn anctriftmtnt
YOU OAW SKKGUflB
Ranclng In Price from 10 60 e H st
n4lwdit)twn REILLY DftCW. A RAUB'fl. '
MILLRR'8 IIORAX BOAP WILL WAMII
Clethes and every article nnder the sun.
Q
strlc
UR GOLDEN LION AND MIAOUKHIDA
rn thn nnlv
Clear Havana Filler and
ctly hand-made 6c CI
Jlcsralnthaeltv
rsintnaeit;
DKMUTITH CfOAK STORK,
alMMR
114 East King Htrwt.
fpiIE FINEHT LINE OF
aUNSANDHPORTHMEN'HSUPPLIES
IN THE CITY, AT
nt-lwdARwR HE1LLY BltOH. A KAUB'8.
ILLEIVB HOKAX HOAP WILL WAH1I
Cletheisnd every article under tbe sun.
SPECIAL I ""
. FULL DREHH BUITS TO ORDER, Made
and trimmed In the latest style.
McQRANN A NO WLKN. thsTatlers.
Nu. IM North Quran HtrceU
ILLER'S IIORAX HOAP WILL WAHII
CtoUies and every article under the sun.
SXITE CARRY THE LARGEST AND FINEST
.TV Hteck of Genuine French llrlar nnd
Meerschaum 11 pes and Fine Hmeklng Tobac
cos. Genuine Turkish Persian Tobacco.
, OEM UTH'H CIOAR HTORE,
. EstabllilKKl 1770 st 114 East Klu Street.
alUfdll
"irK CARRY IN HTOCK
JY- A FULL LINE OF
FLOBERT, WINCH EHTEIt, COLT AND MAR-
... TIN ItlFLKH.
nHwdAltwR REILLY HltOS. A RAUn.
nnOOTOK'H OPERA 1IOUHH.
Proetor A Boulter. lroprletors and Managers.
Th.rc.n,KhV:1 r,emmc,llnF November 4. and
Welnesdny. Matinee "THE RULING PAfc
HION." PrlM,l20,30.Wnnd70cenU.
n.St'iltf.l' and Friday Evenings-" THE HOY
TltAMP.'S c -nta
rpllOUTASHANK.
i -
Underwear ! Underwear I
ALL GRADES AND PRICES,
AT
TROUT & SHANK'S,
murtO-lydll Ne. HO North Queen Street.
NBW
GOOD I
NEW
GOODS.
During the pest wcekmnny
New GoexU have found their
wny into our show cases. Goods
Just net-v tills season, which we
shall lie glad te show you. A
large stock of Watches nnd Fine
Clocks, Diamonds, Jewelry,
Novelties, Etc. Call and bee
our Complete Stock.
Walter C. Herr,
Ne. 101 N. Queen St.,
CORNER OF ORANGE.
pALACE OF FASHION.
;uv :'
TOMORROW,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6th.
We Will Commence a Spe
cial Sale of
BLACK LACE DRESSES !
-AT THE
Pa
115 AND 117 N. QUEEN ST.
When we will eiler our whole stock of
45-Inch Chautllly, Escurlul. Spanish
Lace Dress at prices less than cost of
Importation.
These are positively the Greatest Bar
gains we ever ellered In thut line, ns you
will at once perceive when you compare
the original with the reduced prices.
All-bilk Chuntilly Laces) 43-Inch
wide, best and newest patterns, former
price 52, new $1.23 n ynrd ; former price
2.2., new J1.60 a yard : former price
3, new $2 a yard.
All-Silk Escurinl Lace. 45-inch wide,
former prices J2.50, new $1.50 a. yard
former price $3, new $2 a yard.
Spanish Guipure, all silk, former
price J2.15, new 41.23 a yard.
Otte remnant of hand-run Spanish
Lace, former price $0, new 44 a yurd ; 2f
yards in the remuuut for 111; regular
price would be 515.
All our Silk Drapery Nets reduced te
cost price.
Black Fish Xet, CO-inch ide, former
price SI; new 76c a yard.
Striped Spanish and Chantllly Drap
ery Iset, all silk, former price $1.23; new
51 a yard.
Funcy Pattern Fish Net, nil silk,
heavy and Klasny, former price $1.25:
new $1 a. yard.
Spanish Drapery Net, all silk, block
pattern, former price $1.60 ; new $1.20 a
yurd.
All-Silk Spanish Drapery Net, polka
dot and striped, former price $1.25; new
$1 n yard.
One niece of 04-luch wiib all-silk
Chantllly Lace Dress, former price 53.60:
new $2.60 a yard. '
Grenadine Lace Dress, with plcotedtre
satin ribbon btrljies, the latest novelty
for evening dresses, at $3 a yard. In
cream and black.
Cream, Light Blue and Pink Drapery
Net, 6u-inch wide, 75c aud $1.25 a yard.
A full line of Veilings.
Bang Veils, in all colors, at 6c each.
Barege aud Grenadlne Veilings, in all
colors, at 10. 15 and 25e a yard.
A bargain in wide Heal Torchon
Laces at 10c a yurd.
Pa
M5 & 117 North Queen Street.
AKK YOU WORRIED WITH CONSTIPA CONSTIPA
tleu, Disordered Htemach. Nnusau r
oUirBiptem era terDlii llvtrt
lem cr u torpid llcrT Fntllay't
l.Utrl
1111 .. .iAi.. . i .-. . .:...
luKfMlneriiaiuea,Hnd arj a furecuroferi.lt
-...nil,,; .vs 'i,",r, muw nu Erll
ni c iiiireiv i'v imi uv. ill iiui iki r si .
aiteruen aruiu; trem u torpid couditlen of
thelKer. Price '.Sea box. " w
FIIAILEY'S KA8T F.ND PHARMACY.
p.n. . c. (Opposite Eiutcni Market J
rnillej harsanurlun Comieund U the but
b ihxI imrlfler. Tliu largely luereatlng ml. ut4
pirSJSltil y ' ,g Ul wer,u' wand ui
ace of feliien !
ins of iy mm,
',";
IMnt ttrlUmtn(.
M-umr eixmb
out ntwimn...wntj.
A?X dlMMBll my HoekofOtrrlwa. Badtaa.
SJiSP'SuSf' ? rl1,tD0te 0e
wucl,e
MONDAY, NOVEMBER U. UN, cemMMselDf
IneMrtP. i.H.NOKBSciC,AfenL '
wee large mm bllta and clrcul&rm
AIe. at the am time and bIm, the Ur
amount or Carrlace. Bodies and Matirlal pur-
chawd by roe at HherirT aal of Philip Deer-
em, properly of Michael Uaberbuah. v
QV30tdRAtwR
H
IlWH A JJROrUBK.
PRICES
THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
HARD-TO-WEAR-OUT
Ii Ui Kind efCLOTHINQ W Make.
We have been maklns the aame kind for
eyw IB jceni. and think we knew 'ome 'eme
thlng" about It. Yeu can examine theseami,
pocketa. butteni and auyi or oer make aud It
will be the beat.
MEN'S SUITS &0VERC0ATS
BACKS-HEADY-MADE CUTAWAYS, ter
Iluln or Knockabout, (at f 2 SO, 13, II, 15, W,
llhrieDS.d EVenln Wear.., $10, 112, 111,
Prince Albert Suit and Ceat and Vult In
OerkMirewii aud Wide Wales, 110, $1J,15, IIS.
Bey's Suits and Overcoats.
t2,B60,3,$3K.l,$5,6.
Kxtra Qualltlc at (7, $H, $9,110,112,
It
Children's Suits and Overcoats.
1,$160,2,200,H. 3iO,tl,l5teS.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR, 18c te L
FLANNEL, WHITE. PERCALE AND DOMET
HHIKTfl.
KNIT JACKETS, 40c tea$l 00.
HOSIERY,
NECKWEAR, HANDKEHCIIIEFS,
CHILDREN'S SHIRT WAISTS.
ONE-PHICE
CLOTUIXQ AND FUKNISHINQ
HOUSE,
North Queen Street and Centre Sqnare,
L'ANCASTRK, PA.
N
EW BOSTON STORE,
-GO TO THE-
24 Centre Square,
-FOR-
BARGAINS !
We brlnz you Med cheer by-asslstln you te
Rave money. New don't inlnunderaUud ua.
We don't mean that J ou are cjtraaKant net
at all but we de mean and nay yeumakeu
mistake tryeu think you cunbuyjuatas cheap
at. any ether steie.
OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT I
OUR QUALITIES CANT BE EQUALED t
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING. AT THE
LOWEST 1'RICES.
REMEMBER THE PLACE. IT WILL
PAY YOU.
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER, PA.,
I the Place te Gelf Yeu Care teSave Meney.
-WE OrFER
Extraordinary Bargains
IN
BLACK SILKB, SHAWLS,
PLUSHES, SATINS,
VELVETS, CLOTHS,
CASHMERES, SERGES,
HENRIETTAS, SURAHS,
PERSIAN SILKS,
RIBBONS, SURAH BILKS,
CORSETS, HOSIERY,
' GLOVES
HANDKERCHIEFS, BUSTLES.
EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
HUCHINGS, COLLARS,
CUFFS, 4c. Ac.
Plush Coats and Jackets.
llet Machine Thread at Ic a peel.
Ha Yard Spools or Thread at Se each.
BotSdulngMlkattcuKPOel. J
Steel Dretslug Combs ut 10e each.
Fine Pln at 2e a paper.
Flne Toilet Senp at 6c apiece.
Walebene' Waist Stays at 6c te 10c u dozen.
Drcsi ShieldJ at 5e te 23c a pair.
Bel Skirl Braid at lc n place.
Hoekh and Eye en tnpen.
Hair Crimps, Hair Bru.hcs, Comb, Teeth
Brushes, Jewelry, 4c, Ac, Ac
Ladles' and Children' Fast Black llew at 8c
a pair.
WEAREIIAVINOSTIRRINGTIMESHERR
OUR BARGAIN DO IT.
J. Harry Stamm,
24 Centre Square,
HIRSHd BROTHER'S
NEWBOSTON STORE
iv-jR
Y'
JtTi
lttv fctrtt.TmtHt.
M
K!fH AMD BOYH" FURNISHINGS.
Hager &
W devote a Special Department te our
i
MEN'S AND BOYS' FORNISHm
The Very Latest In Fancy Effects and Full Dress Ties Always
In Stock. Black Neckwear a Specialty.
GLOVES", GLOVES, GLOVES.
Special Valuet In Heary Lined Jeney, Astra
khan and Geat Skin Gloves atSCc
Fine Astrakhan, Rid Palm Lined Gloves at
tt ; usually sold at f 1 25.
A Barf aln In Kid Gloves, Embroidered Hacks.
New Shades, at 75e r usually IeW t IL ',
Kid Oleves, Embroidered or Corded Hacks'
English Red and Tan Shades, for street or drl v
Ins wear, at II and II 25,
Dente, Best Grade. Imnerted Kid Gloves, Fall
Shades, Stitched or Corded Backs, at (2.
White and Pearl Shade In Kid Oleves at ft
and 11 GO.
Underwear, Underwear.
Special Bargain In Men's Grey Merine Shlrti
and Dawere, all sties, at 20c j worth 87Jc.
Special Bargain In Men's Scarlet Weel Mixed
Shirts and Drawers, all sizes, atGOe worth 73c
HAGER &
25-31 West King
JkTERCHANT TAILOR.
THE WAY Wn
t
Merchant Tailoring Business
Our Goods are Marked In Plain Figures, se It's
ONE PRICE TO KLL,
WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES te be as low for similar qualities of materials nnd the i
excellence of workmanship as can be found anywhere.
PERFECTION OF FIT-Yeu can run no risk
,v vvn (uuicui iuai ii uuv creaiuioie 10 ua
-The work we de speaks for Itself.
ROBT. H.
Merchant Tailor,
LANCASTER, PA.
N'
EXT DOOM TO THE COURT HOUSE.
A Rare Opportunity
it-" II v - .
J
V
". WKMt '
BROCHE
We have Just received Irem an Importer a row
Stnglewhlch we bought and have marked cheap.
one or rue uiggesi Bargains is a Deuble
jjrecne at 17. w are also showing finer Deuble Breche Shawls tn various grades up te 125, i
single ones up te 115, each one of whlchU worth
FKHNESTOCKS!
35 and 37 East Kins St., Lancaster, Pa.
Slew gUmcrtteementB.
ILLEll'S BORAX SOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and every article under the sun.
J.
B. MARTIN CO.
CURTAIN DISPLAY
AT-
J. B. MARTIN CO.
rROM-
NOVEMBER 5TII
TO NO-
VEMBER I2TH.
LACE CURTAINS,'
CHENILLE CURTAINS,
At 5 Per Cent. Advance Over
Cost.
Sample pairs of Curtains
from three of the largest im
porters in New Yerk City en
Display.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
17IOR KF.NT-FHOM APRIL Isr. NfcXr, A.
Flrxt-cl'ikS Blacksmith's fclep,wthdell;
lug Hmiw.i.liUttteUnt Urvenland Mills, In East
ImpeUT tenshl,, APPly t
If el4-tWR iNexth Du Jte t Lancaster, Pa.
-- i
MMiMnbdai
jflkUi
"I
Brether.
Handsome Showing of Nccktvenr B
Pen Value In Heavy White and Orey 1
Shirts and Drawers at 50c
Heavy Natural Weel Underwear, Alii
sra nvtturisie.
Heavy All-Weel ficarlet Underwear
usually sold at It IB.
Extra Value In Heavy Camel's Hair 1
tTeuruiiij; worm II 7,1.
All the Finest Drnrina In UM.lin
Natural Weel Undernear w 111 be round
cuuaurs. . i r
Special Value' In Fancy McrlnoHeset
Alt deMl rAhlM Irltlrla inrf nnlllAa In
Merine aud Weel & Hese, Zk te 7jc.
Unusual Values In Flannel ShlrU at (
and II.
Flne Flannel Shirts, It 23 te 12 30.
Villi TlrMft fllll-la In Vnn. I7IA..-A D.ll.
and Embroidered EtTects, at tl 23, h 60 an
Cardigan Jackets, alt grades, 60e tot-X
Neveltlc lu Men's Bath Robes. Dr
Gowns and Heuse Coats. Examine them
BROTHE
St, Lancaster, Pa.
AHE DOIXO THE
In this particular, a we shall net ask our pal
lu any way.
PIERCE,
65 North Queen
n5-lv
SHAWL
Choice Designs of Broahe Shawls In Deuble i
Shawl, Imitation India, at S3. Anether Is a Slnl
much mere. If you are Utcrestcd come earlyi
Stent bucrtiecntcnta.
MILLER'S BORAX HOAP WILL WAS
Clethes and eM-ry urtlcle under the su
mUE NATIONAL MANUFACTURING CC
.JL of liiiciuttcr, nuinufucturers nf Patei
Hardware Hneclaliles. Imvlne finished the
large and complete Japan Oven (patent f
which Is new pending, are prepuret te d
Japanning promptly lu flrst-cluM stle. Trh
orders solicited.
SHIKMAN ST., Nev. 2, 18S0. liMwdll
TTIALL AND WINTE tt. 18S.
Fer tbe Latest Novelties, Largest nnd Me
Complete Assortment of Fall and Winter Bull
Ing, Overceating and Treusering, gote II. GE19
MART.
Nene te equal IL Nene te surpass the makd
up. The correct Fabric for Full Dress Suit
aud the price the lowest, at
H. GERHART'S,
Ne. 43 North Q,ueen Street.
a-Only Direct Importing Tailor In the Ctt
of Lancaster. R
T7IOR ROUGH WEAR AND ROUGH
O: WEATHER !
Best Shoes Made!
Fer Men's Fall anil Winter Wear.H
Heavy weijrlit uppers, heavy weight!
soles te mutch. In Puiitan calf, Etig-3
lish grain, anil genulne Porpoise leathers.
Veal Culf Shoes, strongly niade audi
nicely unUlieu with heavy tap soles, atS
$1.75 and 52. Always " square" ferfi
wear.
Police anil Draymen's Hals, withe
either Kcetch or triple) sole bottoms.
Netliltlk' but solid leather aud the best!
kind of sheemakint: in the bu renin. Try
them, aud you'll want them again.
A shoe for the weather that'll be here
by and by our $3 Police Hal; warranted
genuine can uppers neavy, auti or an
excellent grade. Made right lu every
way. If they don't wear right, see us
later. And still another Police Hill the
best that money buys the strongest
mars mntic. a ?e. i jtiu uppers
winter weight with triple soles. $4.G0
buys them. Knewu as the Xew Yerk
City Police Hal.
Genuine Porpoise Bali are great slices
for winter wear. The maker warrants
these, "made of genuine Cape Uatterus
PorpeUo Skin, tanned In Its own blubber
oil rendering It soft anil pliable ; is Im
pervious te moisture, as it has neither
hair cells ner sweat glands. Inserted
between thtt lining and the upper, and
betweeu the outer ami Inner teles, Is a
strong, llrm, oiled cauvas lining, which,
in addition te undoubted waterproof
qualities of the stock renders the shoe
positively Impervious te dampness or
moisture of any kind. It Is the tough
est known leather manufactured." The
price of them does net hit the purw
hard, either. They're 3.e0 u pair.
They're seweel shoes; have perfectly
smooth inner soles ue tacks or nails te
hurt the feet. "Won't rip. Try them.
SHAUB & BURNS,
H North Queen Street, Lancas
ter, Pa.
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