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Ri ?""' CViMknl Br Denah nellr-rw.
CtetttXBiA, Ner. 23, A eorieus eoluent
jfiiiiir 1 yesterday iillcnioen at W. A.
tUmm 4Ce.' bakery e BenJ. Green, ngcd
UyMra, mployed i tlie place Tlie boy
-- nlaced bis left hand en tllO
' - mmltte dough breaker and his hand was
HIC1W BPflWini reiicra. iraiuram;
ahiiia w nnt In use and (he rollers
were act high or the hand would have been
3: tern oft The hand was mashed, but no
bones were broken. The ley tried te pull
?Phl hand out with the right hand, which
wm also allghlly Injured. A workman
v)mkI his cries and the machine was
r atepped. Dr. Llneawcavcr attended te the
f; jrvlnlarles.
lh J. .Calvin Zohn, cigar manufacturer of
i yi Idtlu, fell from a paswuger train en mu
Heading K ueiumma ranreau ncre m ii".
iLU te euppescd that he Intended te walk
1$ from ene car te another. Ills right leg was
-ji crushed above the ankle. Amputation Is
i'lbflnd necessary. He was sent te his home
I 'en a apedal engine. Dr. Hlnkle atteiu wl
5? $1 Jrtin. He Is about fiO years of age, married
jt mna nan ene chiiu.
-I A mentlnir of the Kcelev Steve company
LS. directors was held last evenlng, and II. II.
K? 'Thema was elected general manager of
V the company. Mr. Themas Is the secretary
"si oftheJJatienalStnvoatwoclallon, and Mill
3, assume his duties en heumary 1st.
X, bishop of Central Pennsylvania, w 111 prencli
'I onSunttey evening in Kt. l'aul's V. V..
'& church. Tlierltoef confirmation will be
KiL administered by Illshep Kallten at llie
, 5tT same service.
l'.v. xne Closing exercises 01 iraiwumunwT
:m aary erMt. y.ien a. ii. i cmin.ii win no
& held en Sundnv. Knv. S. D. V. Smith
ft will preach at 1030 a. m., Uev. Oce, Wnlls
. 'Elv, of the Presbvterlau church at3 p. m.,
' anil nor. W. II. llcanl, presiding elder or
f2? the iJincaster district, at 7:30 p. in. The
Sir Sunday schoeljublleo will be held at 1:30
l p. m.
, Fifteen mombers of nivcrslde IIome,e.
27, went te Lancaster mst evening te iny
fraternal visit te Fulton Heme, e. 2(1.
The visitors had a pleasant time, and cre
given refreshments at MIHer's hotel.
Gen. Welsh pest w 111 held a special meet
ing this evening te makoarrangrments fur
the reunion at Yerk en Thanksgiving l).y.
'Colleen Dawn" was presented in the
opera house last evening by the Seymour
Stratton company. The Danltes' will he
given te-night.
The "lestlval of the seasons'' In the ar
mory Is an attraetlve place.
German's minstrels will appear In the
opera bouse en Tuesday night, The com
pany Is an excellent one.
B. Frank Hcise, Jes, IllnUle and H. V.
Wayne have returned from thelr gunning
trip te Virginia. X'lenty of bad weather
and no game.
The Yeung People's Society of Christian
Kndoaver of Iho Secend Streel I.utherun
church held a social meeting last night at
tl e home of the Misses Hardy, en 'JJhlrd
Blreet.
The May llosericasuro society was or
ganized lust evening, with thu following
efficers: : President, Miss Mellte Mcckley;
vice president, Samuel Arms j secretary,
MlssMaggie ltroeiiioj treasurer, Thcodero
Bewers. The soclety Is comieMod of 10
...1. a.l ...111 .ft .at..i. Ii'mIjI... A..n(
WUyiVBf UI1U M ill KlUViVtUJ 4'MHtUJ U)VII-
iiin8h
Cbas. Themas prosented the Duck llab-
"blt club with a handseme hanging lump
but evenlmr.
f " II. W. Klegelmllch has sold his bakery
v. te a Mount Jey party and will take cliarge
i of his futher's hotel en Monday.
J; About two years age Fred. r.obergorn
was robbed of some lewelrv and the thlef
'It r escaped.- On Friday Officer Wittick ar-
jV restea isainuei jounseu in jancasier,
t4 cuariseu wuu iuu uiitiine. uiiiiunuii in mnu
if. wanted in Choster for robbing an icemnii
ef20. He was placed In jail mid will be
given a hearing before SquireKvaus ne.xt
week.
The Ministerial association will be as
lsted in thelr lecture course by the public
school toacbers. Will Carleton will een
the course and will probably be followed
by Representative Hear, of Michigan.
The young folks et the IjuicaHter church
S resented "Tem Thumb's Wedding" in
It. Zleu A. M. E. church last night te a
crowded house.
The Second street Lutheran church will
bold an oyster supper In the nrmery next
week.
A LOT Or YOUNG T1I1KV1N.
Tbey Steal a Number of Vnltmblfn l'rem
l'ref. Gloasen aud IIIh Meii.
Prof. O. It. Glcasen, the popular herse
trainer, who Is new giving oxhlbltlens at
the.Lancasicr rlnk,wasthe victim of thieves
last night and he and sevcrul of his men
suffored from theIrdeprtHlatIens.J The heys
who did the stealing belong te a gang wlie
leaf around the rink, dospite the efforts
of the managers te keeji them away.
This morning when Prof. Gloaseu's men
went te the rink they made the discovery.
In the dressing room in the front of the
. beuse, which was formerly a side ontruiice
te the place-when It was used as a theatre,
steed a trunk, which was owned bv Ner-
ten Smith. Prof. Glca'uiti's first asIstant.
The lock bail been pried from It and the
following articles stelen: A finoeverco.it
valued at $10 and a Smith it Wessen re
volver weith 912, belonging te Mr.
Smith and a full Milt of clethe
of Geerge Kvaus, another omplevo
of Prof. Glcasen, who kept things In
Smith's trunk. A Ceil's lightning repeat
ing rifle, belonging te Pret. Gluusen, vus
also stolen from u vase in which it wus
kept, in the same room. This rllle the
professor had made especially for himelf
In New Yerk and used It for sheeting
glass balls, while giving exhibitions In the
nutnmer. He valued It ut (50 and does net
think that thcre Is unethcr gun lllce It in
the city.
An examination of the building showed
that an cntlre sash in the western slile of
the building at the stage had been broken
out, The window Is soma illstanee Irein
the ground, but the trucks immediately
under it showed that sevcrul persons hud
come out el or pene into It. Itlsbelleved
by soine that thieves entered the building
while last night's performance was
going en, and secreted themselves
between the pieces of scenery en
the stage until utter Prof. Glutton's
men had left alter w bich they committed
the tlielt and went out by the window.
Seme think, hew ever, that they entered
and lea the building by the window. The
thieves, whee or they w ere, ere well ac
quainted with the rink and knew where
Prof. Gleasen kept everything. They did
net break Inte the ticket office w here 1'rer.
Gleasen's trunk full of bits, bridles, books.
c, was kept, bocau&e they did uet want
that kind orartleles.
Complaint was made before Alderman
Hershey against a number or bevs and
Special Officer Gill arrested Jehn J. l,utz,
Ilarry Stevens, Walter Cleininens ami
Jehn Morrlasey, four boys who make the
rink their headquarters. They wero held
en charges of felonious entryund larceny.
In Lutz'H heuse a geed 1:U which had been
stolen from the rink ene day this week
wm found. Yeung Slevens gave liall unil
denied everything but blamed Lutz and
Morrissey for being the guilty ones.
Tite i'ulr or i'eat 105.
Tlie Grand Army fair In the HelnitBb
building did the largeit business of the
week but evenlug, the large room being
crowded with people. Pest 81, accompanied
ly Potts' drum corps, attend tnabedy.uud
were presenUnl with a large cake by tlie
ladles. Chaplain A. C. Leenard, or 405,
making the presentation speech, which
was responded te by Adjutant A. V.
Hurst. Afterward the cake was chuueed
off by Pest &t for the benefit of the fair,
aud a nice sum was realized. During the
evening thore was seme tlne music; Miss
Ida Stewart and Belle Hhubcrt sang beauti
ful soles and duetts, and 11. 11. Lueken
bach presided at the piano.
The management liave concluded te con
tinue the fair next week, in order te afford
these an opportunity te attend who were
prevented Irem doing se this week', and
wine special attractions will be presented
during the week.
juts evening there will be a grand sword
presentation te a prominent Grand
:vnny
Geed blieutliitf.
Thpmas Deen, of Philadelphia, and his
brother Walter, of this city, returned from
a gunning trip between Texas aud Quarry -
yllte. They brought with them forty rab-
- ? , Mr dueu gray wjulrrels and a tine
Wjwrtrldg.
Contradicted Frem Havana.
Information liavlng been received In
HavAnn that reports of a Cuban rovelullon
nre in circulation In the Kurepean capitals,
It is deemed proper le slatethatlhe rumors
are wholly without foundation. Thcre has
been no disorder whatsoevcr nor any
slgnsfef disturbance, and the Island Was
never inore quiet or Its poeplo mere ,cou ,ceu
tented than new.
HriwrntnKforlhelNTitM.mKjicienandsecuro
a calendar. On January I, l&ssi, every subscriber
te the Daily IXTM.!.niis!ci!R win reccive ene
of our handsome pad calendars.
Trlliutoerilespcct.
Ataineetlnitef the beard of directors of the
National bank of Christiana, held November
15, 18S9, a commlttce was appointed te ie ie
pert an appropriate minute expressive of the
scne of their 1m In the death of Bamticl Hlo Hle Hlo
kem, late president of the bank, and tlie snld
committee reported the following, which was
tinsnlmnutlv adented nnd ordered le be re
corded, published In the county ntrr, and a
copy sent le the family of the deceased :
The beard of directors of the Nallennl Hank
of Cltristlaiii, havliiK lcerncd with adnes and
regret of the death of Hmiiucl Hlokem, wlh te
make record of their sends of their Irreparnble
loes that hns fallen upon the bank; and In do
ing se te mil te In the tribute paid te Ms memory
by Iho whole community.
He was In every relat'ei of llfe en upright,
tint nnd Rcnereus iiinn, and has left an exam
ple te he followed by nil who knew him. Te
him nnd lilibrc!slit this bank ewe Its origin
nnd the prosperity that hnsnltended It; and
his death Is no less a Iem te It than te his own
family, te whom this beard In their UrcaM
nient tender their sluccresl sjinpnthy.
AAltONHAIlTMAN,
TIIOMAH McOOWAN,
IlllINTON WAbTKIt,
j 1,1 Committee.
Tins cstabllslimciit hnn all the facilities for
delnu AUTIHT1C J011 I'lllNTINO. With n
rnmplole assortment of new faces of Jeb Type
and the cry Intent machinery, we are prepared
te print books, catnleRue, pamphlets, powers,
letterheads, bill heads, nole heads, In ixtdntid
pleeflni; type designs. Counting Heuse and
Commercial Printing; nene de It better than
we. ;i:nvelepcs, letter heads, bill bends, elc,
printed nt prices te win your fner. blank
prlntlngfiinillied In any slmpc dc-slred. Geed
pnicr, geed Ink, gimd presses, geisl workmen
give in advantages ever ethers. Our work
spenks for Itself.
m
Thk Klslers of HI. Francis, In chnrge of Ht.
Jeseph's hospital, Iincaler, will held n pound
parly at the Institution en Thursday (Tlinnks
glvlng Day), Notcmber 2s, for thebcnellt of the
peer under their care. The geed sinters cor
dially Invite all friends of the sintering te pre
sent thelr gift of it ieiii!d en this occasion.
Thcre Is no greater or mero deserving charity
than that of enrlng for Ged's peer In slakntss.
And whatever we de te shnre the burden with
the sisters who dedicate their lives te this neble
work will undoubtedly rcccUe the reward of n
hundred Told premised by our berd. nZMl
JfAt.F column editorials, full sheet pesters
nnd crowded clrculnrs nre net needed te keep
full the Jeb work file In tlie Intki.i.hikncek
efTlcc. Neither Is persistent canvassing nccos ncces
Mtry. Tlie Jeb work turned out here Hicnks for
Itself. The patrons of this eltlce get the best at
lowest possible prices.
Ilnndsonie Wlndewx.
. The beautiful brnss nnd nickel goods te be
seen In the windows of llvllly llres. A llniih's
lore, 40 and 42 North Queen street, attract gen
eral ndmlratleil. Heme of the handieinest cut
lery ever brought te this city may dicretic seen,
and the display of stoves Is also noteworthy.
vat Its.
I'lrKiiU At Millersllle, en Thursday even
ing, Nev. Ill, Isstl, Jacob 1'lckle, aged T.i jeurs,
H mouths and 1 day.
Funeral en Hunday, Nev, 21, 1(W, nt 10 o'clock
n. in. ut the Kvnngcllcal church, at Mlllcrsvllle,
te which (Wends nnd relatives nre Invited with
out further notice, "t
llVKUJ.KV. Ill this city, en the M Inst., Mrs!
Marge ret tlyerley, wlfu of Jehn Ujcrley, lu the
HOlli year of licruge.
The relatives nnd friends of the family nre re
spectrally Invited te attend the funeral, from
her son's residence, Jehn A. Ilyerley, Ne. 211
liistFicderlck street, en Monday atternoeii ut
2 o'clock. Interment nt Ijincnstcr cemetery. 21
IlitowN.-Nevcnibor 21, lSdtt, In this city,
Henry llrewn, aged 7U years.
Tha relatives nnd friends of the family, also
Washington Camp, Ne. 21, UiiicaMer bintgc,
Ne. U7, 1. O. O. F., ure respei'tfiillj' Invited te ut
tend the funeral, from his into residence, Ne.
MS North (uccn strict, en Monday afternoon
nt 2 o'clock. Interment at Lancaster icmetcry.
llKnKHOKFr.il. In HiIh city, en the 22d Inst,,
Jeseph Uirkhei'rir, In the2id 5 car of lilsuge.
Tlivrelullvesnnd rrleudser tlie family also
Hcbel Leitge, Ne. in, I. O. O. F., and Wnshlngl
ten Conclave, Ne, U, B. W. M.,ure respectfully
Invited te attend the funeral, from A. C. Hetn's
undertaking parlors, Ne. SU!l North (Jufen
street, Hniidny afternoon ut two o'clock. In
terment at Ijincustcr cemetery, ltd
Dn.Nis. Novembers?, Isss), lu this city, .Mar
garet Denis, lu her Sutli jtur.
The relatltes and friends of the family nre re
spectfully Invited te nttend the funeral services
from iter seu-lndnw's, Jehn M. McCulley, Ne.
18 Kust Leineit stnsit, en Monday morning u! H
o'clock. Services nt the Ilcfermtd cliuri.li of
New l'revldence.
BllltVM. Nev ember 22, lSsfl, In thlselty, Win.
M. Hhrum, In lilsttli jenr.
The relatives und friends of the family nre re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from
hlillute residence. Ne. IlitJ North Queen street,
en Monday nfteriKsni nt 2:'J0 o'clock. Interment
ut Lancaster eemetciy.
ItKincNiiACii.-In this city, en the20lh Intl.,
Charles Iteldenbach, son of wllllnm und bv II
llu Heldcubach, a.'ed a ytuirs, 3 mouths und 2
days.
The relatives and friends of the family nre re
spectfully Invited te nttend the funeral from
the parents' residence, Ne. 310 1'ulteii street, en
Hunday afternoon at 1:50 o'clock sharp. Inter
ment ut Laucimtcr cemetery. It
jtttnvhcte.
Pblliidulpblu l'rodiieo .Murkut.
I'llll.ADKM'illA, Nev. L-NiMin-Kleursteadv;
Pcuii'a sniici-s, 'iUhViTe; extra. 2S.(t:i2Ti:
family, .1 7Va)3 10; roller, UI23j patent,
81 MaOO.
Wticat iinlet : Ne. 2 fled, new, Wkc;
Ne. 1 Pcnn'n Hist, (irte; Ne. 2 de, 67c. '
Cern quiet; Ne. 2, ISItl'lKc
Oats steady; Ne. 2 White 2tK52D'ic ; Ne. 2
mlxed27Kc
itmn steady; Winter $12fAn &f.
Haled li.ivdiill: fllWSllej us te quality ;
lluiethy ll(Xijilt(M fur choice; mixed, IM110U:
baled rje straw, new, $17 233 17 U).
llulter firm ; IVun'a eic.unery extra
2ilc; lVnn'a firsts extra ttUVO.
Kggs II rm ; 1'enn'n firsts, 27c.
Clieuse sUudy ; part fckllus,7MJJe ; fulllil.lma,
v.te.
1'otreleuin steady; refined lu libit., J7 13.
Potatoes II rm ; il'njtMe ikt bus.
i
Meek .Murkets.
Quotations by Heed,MiQranii A Ce., bankers,
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u"ip' ..jyiAKitY itia:u,
ltJ 227 .North l'rlucu street.
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v3 ..Tli? hrcslery Ilrlrk Daelllm;. Ne. MI
North Duke street. All the modern eon'
venltnce. Apply ter terms te
VYJl. II. Hl'KIICIIKIl,
anjut i.'ing meet.
iCHndWASU
TUllLIC8Aia:OFItIiLiaiTATIi ""
OnTiiurseav, Dec. 12, iw,
At 1 o'clock p. in., en Iho premise, will be sold
by Order of Court, the farm of Jehn M. Wltmtr.
lnCeleralu teuuslilp, containing 61 Acres, en
w hlcU are erected u story Dwelling, u barn uud
ether outbuildings.
Tenns will be nrndn knnu-n l,.
liu
P.F.ilAOLNE, AMienee.
THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, BATUKDAY KOVEMJJiai
Stem 9lbtttrHement.
TJUIIE J UICK OP THE GHArB.
"Tnrt Ited and White CALIFORNIA WINK,
Me per bottle ; in.et)jier deien bottles.
IIOII REHH UttUOK HTOKb',
Ne. a Centre Hquare, Lancaster, Pa.
ir A N T K D-TW77lKNCII MOULDEIIM
f steady work and rhrsip rent,
UIIAbVANT MTO, CO..
ltd Atglcn, Chester County, 1'n.
lTANTKU-TWO fOLIHIinit-M ON IKON
V nnd lirnts want situations. Addrrss,
ltd WM. HAItllV, 3.0 Churcli HI,
CKATINOANIIDANCINO AT THK M.N
O tiercher llnll every Haturdnyevenleg. Full
brass band and orchestra. Deers 'eissn at 7
o'clock p. in. Admission, 10 celli.
FKANK UIALKOWBKI,
hZUUfd Manager.
nilK If AlNBSimOTHKIlH PIANOS AttK
J. the most admlrablel have ever seen."
ClIIIISTlNlcNlLSSOy,
WOODWARD A CO..
Ne. 14 ICast King Ht,, Imcaster, Pa.
OR HAM.
The tlireeteryllrlck Dwelling, with med.
ern
conveniences, mi. (i niirtn iiiikc si reel.
pply le
WM. D. HI'ltKClllat.
Ii2-lti
tilS
21 Ijist King street.
CJAUKIl KltAUT FOR
LUNCH THIH
OI
KVKNIN'O at Nelmer's Hetel, corner
ei Water nnd Orange streets.
It, MKH. lltANCUM NKIMKK, I'rep.
GRAND LUNCII-OYHTKIl 1'IK AND VECI
" tablcHeiipat Stevens Heuso Restaurant,
ltd' D. C MOHN, Manager.
-IJA1IIIIT LUNCH THIS (HATURDAY)
JLV evening nt the Wall Heuse, corner Meuth
Queen and Middle streets,
ltd JOHN II. RORUKlt, Prep.
1,-sRANKFOKD HAIIHAOK AND lOTATO
2 Balad for Lunch THIH KVKNINU ut the
North Pele hotel, North Queen street.
It LD.KUHLMAN.rrep.
T UNCH-OYHTKIl PJK LUNCH THIH
I J Kvenlng nt the Hhamreck, Ne. 333 East
Kin
nir street.
Hiireiiicr's lU'er en tun.
ltd
J. It. DONNKLLY, Prep.
SAURR KRAUT LUNCH THIH KVF.SINU
nt the Kast i:nd lielel, Ne. .151 ICust Orange
street.
lt It. K KG EL, Prep.
"IIIIUKEN ANII WA1TLK
LUNCH TO.
j .Mllll I' ut Hetel v
r'elernn. Nes. 311 nnil 41
., wiiii ifin'eu siri.vu
Ucer en tnp.
ltd WM.T
Hprenger's nnd Relkcr's
WCNNINOnil, Prep.
SAUiat KRAUT
evening nt the
FOR LUNCH THIH
Kehlllrr lleusn. Hell,'.
Hprenger s, und
one, come nil.
ltd
Kicker's 1 leers en tap. Come
WM.HPANMLiat,
l'roprlcter.
Ai''ri:ntici: eirls wanted imsiij.
illulely te leurii ilressniaklng, nt
KMiA M. WINTRIW.
ltd
10 West King street.
J- UNCI! THIH nVKNINO ATTHRUNIOK
J Hetel. 28 Cast Chest nut street. Rlcker's
am
in waciter s neer en inn.
ltd
t IIANT7. NLUDOKF.
.YHTK.lt HOU1 FOR LUNCH TO-
uigiii at tee .Maner Hetel. Nns. 217 and
210 Wi
kiii vt est
est King street, opposite the King Htreet
Theatre.
inciter's uuti nprcngcrs uecr univvn
from the keir.
JOHN u. iiiasiNdiat,
lid l'roprletor.
rpllK Dr.CKKR
X nre certainly
KltOTHiaW 1'IANOH
prcciiiliient." Theuesa
UAUIII.KO.
AVOODWARD A CO.,
Ne. II I'-ast KlngHL, IJincaster, l'a.
JUIHir-S HAVE LONO HINCF. DECIDED
that Hilly Waltz's Cigar Is the best In the
state. Fer sale nt
NOH. 6 A 103 NORTH QUEEN HT.
myHmmM,W,Th,HAjir
pili: HURPRIHINO KXCELLENCr. OK
JL the Masen A Hamlin Organ la te be no
ticed atence." Mii.LKit Haiitune.
WOODWARD 4 CO.,
Ne. 1 1 East King Ht., I Jincastcr, Vn.
UR LARGE HTOCK KMHItACIX VIO
llns, (lulliirs, OulUirllnnJes, llnnjes. Han Han
Jerlncs, Piccole 1 tun Jes, Mandelines, IKIutcs,
Fifes, Piccolos, Accordeens, Concertinas, liar liar
liieulcns, Ac, with a full line of strings and
trimmings ; all of best quality.
WOODWARD 4 CO.,
nO-lyd Ne. II Tjist King HU, Ijincaster, llu
If O.MP. HUILDINO AND IA1AN AHHOCIA
1 TION. Tburcgulnr monthly meeting of
the 1 Imiie lliilldtng nnd Lean Association will
Iki held In the second-story of Kutteii 0cni
ueuse, en .vionuey, jsev. . in ,;;m p. in.
Meney te lean at U e clock. The Third scries still
e)eii.
1111
J. C. OAI1I.E, Hccrclnry.
OPLEH HUILDINO, LOAN AND 1)1'.
I Mlt Company, monthly meeting
(Saturday) evening at 7 o'clock, et Majer
iniy mecung tins
(K-li, nt .Majer A. U,
HMiKchrs Olllce. Ne. II North Duke street.
Meney le lean at low rate. A few shurcsln
.itli series left,
ltd A. H. VILLKE, Secretary.
A MERICAN
MECHANKX HUILDINO
ssoclatlen. ltefrlllnl miuitlili'
J.V. uiidljenn Association.
meeting next Monday evening, Nev. itt, .1
eVIis'k.nt the olllce of the solicitor, W. H.
Ilelaiul, esq., 20 Houth Duku strwt. Meney
te lean,
ltd JOHN 11. KEIIM, Secretary.
Mtlir. RCQULARMONTHLY MEETINaOK
JL the M'esl End Itulldliur nnd Lean Associa
tion, will be held nt the Law Oltlie of T. II,
llelaluin, esq,, this Saturday uveulng ut 7,'JO
o'clock. Meney te lean.
T.CWHITflON,
ltd Secretary.
A hemi: l'OIt YOU.
A HOME FOR YOU.
Hy taking Shares lu the
Union Building and Lean
Association,
At ONi: DOLLAR PER SHAKE, In the 30th
btihs, New Open.
Monthly Meeting en MONDAY 1 1TVT.NINO
freui7 tell o'clock, ut Ne. 112 liist King itreet.
Any iiiiorniuiieu given ny lliesccretarv.
O. i:flW. lUUH.NER,
Ne. Sim West King Ht.
T
11113
Music Stere.
WOODWARD A CO.,
Ne. II laist King St., Luucnstcr, Pa.
Ci'-J.t l'CLLDAY COU1WI3.
gOO S'.MI NIUIITHHsiHION.
iv i hi:
KEYSTONE I1UHIN13MSCOI.LEOR.
The leading school lu Hoekkeoplng, Peiinmn
ship, Commercial Arithmetic, Tpuwritlnr:,
v, ,v, . W.D.MO'J.SEIt.Prln.,
... . Ne 18 North Quevu St., Ijincastcr, Pa,
tfd.lw
UFALl.
Will be plcnt
OPENING !
sed le fill erdpi fur I'nill n,l.-.,
ami Christmas linking. We have nil Newnnd
Kresh (Jeed. New Seedless Raisin nml Cur
liints, nicely cleaneil and ready for use. New
Citren, U'lnen und Orange Peel, l'resli (Imunit
Splivs, Rese Wnlcr, Ac Shelltmrk Kernels and
New Kills of all kinds.
S of 111! kinds. Hmilethln('V.r r,iilh
Wheat Fleur for Disix-nllcs. prices reasenal
hie,
OKO. WIANT.
niMindM.r,H
113 West King Htreet.
-10BE13
" The Automatic Registering Bank."
Leekt v hen first coin Is dropped nnd money
cannot be removed until requited amount
has been deposited, when deer villi open auto
matically. Don't lull le see the great Hank,
r or sale by
FRANK J. HTKINHAUSiat.
nl9.21.23dR 307 North Queen 1st.
TOTI0K.-THI3 ME.MI1ERS OK LANCA.
X ter IjOilue Ne. 7, J. e. O. K are requeUd
te meet nt Odd Fclleivs' Hall. Mendnv nrter,
nre Invited te nttend.
WILLIAM McOILU
Atleit; FitANK D. Mll.l.v. Si-c.
J' ANCASTCR M.KNNEKC1I0K.
THIRTY-SECOND SEASON.
Grand Opening Concert.
,CI"'.NKi".I.V1Na I:V,:' NOVEMHKK, 17.
IRsu. Orund Choruses. (unrtets una kuIim. In'
s ruincnlnl Selections by Piof.Thorbahn'sOr Pief.Thorbahn'sOr Piof.Therbahn'sOr
elieotrul Scheel. Neuu but members and their
families admitted. n2l-2td
"inrirLAYer " - - -
STUDIES
AT
JOHN F. HEIWITSH'S
J'AI.XTSTOJU:.
K-Aii!!iJ"I,''J?.uS.I,n,,,t,,re,,luhiBabeul tlru
Take a leek at theni
week.
i vvinuew ei my stun.
Sold or rented by thu
1 he finest line of ARTIST'S MATERIALS lu
the city. Slretchersiiiadetoerder. """' "
sires" ' "eW'' ,!r"uua bevctea plutes, ull
hw .. .u . ... "KINllBirS ART STOKE.
hiWtd'J,M,W m North Qucru HL
i,u ni uiT.it, lur iiiu purpose or iillciidliii;
the rnnenil of their lute brother, Henry llrewn.
.Monterey lKlge,Ne.2l.'; Rebel Islge, Ne. fty
Hersdiel lxti;e. Ne.123. and llinnnler i. ,..,,,..,., I
N. (I.
Hen 3twHlMMteni.
PANTALOON DAY.
PANTALOON DAY.
McORANN A NOWLEN.
Ne. 1M North Queen HI,
M1LLEKH BORAX HOAI' WILL WAHIt
Clelhsaand every article under the sun
BBHT TWO FOB FIVE CETTCiaAIWIN
the state, at
BtLLY WAIT7B.
Nes. b and 1(B North Queen 8U
mylMmM.W.TbAsr
T3KOCTOIIH OPERA HOUBK.
Procter A 8ouller......lTnprleters and Managers.
Friday and Hntnrdny, Nev. 22 and 23 Matlnee
Hnturday-DAN MASON In "A CLEAN
HWEKP." lrlcs, 15, 20, 80, GO and 73 Cents.
Monday, Nev. zr,, "CAPTAIN HW1FT."
Prices, 2.V, llfx!, ic, 75c and II en. 21
T
IOO BU8YT0 WRITE ADH.
NEWOOODHCOMINfl IN DAILY.
Art Needlework nnd Decorative Goods for
Christmas and Wedding (Jilts. Loek them
ever before purrhsslnc.
MltH. E. M. WOODWAKD,
Ne.MXEast KlngHt.
9-Ooeds selected, taken care of until hrlsl
mas Eve, when parties w lull us te de se. WAS
T3 EAL ESTATE AND 1NBUHANCK.
JOHN H. METZLER,
Ne. S SOUTH DUKE STREET.
Real estate bought, sold or exchanged.
Properties rented and rents collected.
Klre, Lite and Accident Insurance,
Iieari negotiated.
Hare Hlx and Seven Per Cent. Investments.
elS-lyd
-1RANDARMY
FHIR
-IN THE-
HEINITSH BUILDING,
147 NOUTII QUEEN STREET,
Te-night. Alse, Next Week.
ADMISSION ...IOCENTH.
ltd
F
UHS.
Christmas Gifts
-IN
Choice Furs
-AT-
AlVIER'S,
Ne. 39 West King Street.
A Full Line or Sealskin Coats and Jackets,
all sizes and lengths.
Shoulder Capes in (Jeliulne Heal, Persian
La mh, Astrachan, Menkey, Heaver, Otter,
Ceney and Hare.
Muffs of all kinds from SOc up.
Sealskin Garments carefully made le measure.
Satisfaction guaranteed. i2t)iiid
TEILLY IlKOS. A HA Ull.
Things of Beauty
-ARE
JOYS FOREVER !
We liave Just laid lu a large and handseme
stock of Christmas .Novelties, Including the
finest brass and nickel goods, ns well ns the bejt
cutlery the market uirbrd.
UMURELLA STANDS,
ANDIRONS,
CUSPADORS,
CAHVKIKS COALDirciCETS.
FRUIT KNIVES,
NUT PICKS,
SCISSORS,
Together vi ith the Largest Line or
WESTENHOLM POCKET KNIYES
In the city. The cutlery goods may be bought
In hundxome eases for Holiday Presents.
REILLT BROS. & RATIB,
10 ANTI Vi NORTH QUEEN ST.
-N'ext Doer te Posletllco.
J."
MARTIN A CO.
OVERSTOCKED
LADIES', MISSES' AND
CHILDREN'S COATS.
On account of the mild
weather these Garments have
net been selling as rapidly as
they should, and we have tee
large a stock.
A heavy reduction in the
price of every Garment in stock,
including all the Latest Novel
ties. DIRECTOIRE NEWMAR
KETS, Reduced from $14.0x3 te $ 12.00
' " $i 2.00 te $9.75
" " $10.00 te $7.75
Newmarkets with bell sleeves,
angel sleeves, in plaids, stripes
and solid colors, reduced from
$17.00 te $15.00
$14.00 te $12.00
$12.00 te$ 9.75
$ 8.00 te $ 6.75
$ 6.50 te $ 5.00
STOCKINETTE JACKETS,
Reduced from $S.oe te $7.00
" $6.50 te 5.50
" " $6.00 te 4.75
. 5.00 te 4.25
Misses' and Children's Cone Cene
maras, Newmarkets, Irish Peas
ant, in the Latest Novelties,
and everyone reduced.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Trince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
MILMCfl'M BORAX BOAP WILD WASH
Clethes and ovary artlcte aadr lb son
CANEH-THE FINEHT AHMORTMENT Or
Canes In the city ran be found at
HILLY WAITVHCIOARBTORF,
.. N"' "d M8 North )uM stesst.
niy77-M.W.ThJMtw
M1LLF.P.1I BORAX SOAP WILt WAHH
Clethes and every artlcls under tha sun.
T 60 HAVANA FILLER CIOAK IM
the city, at
BtLLY WAITZ'8,
... Noa.5andUNerthtJueen8L
myls-gmM.W.Th.Aw
3MIIANKHOIVINO DAY.
L Leave your Orders for Thanksgiving Day.
yiters, Apples . Rananas, Oranges, White
Ora pes. Candles, Figs. Dates, Nuts, Hwset Pota
toes, Celery, Ac, A nice line of Choice, Medium
and Common C'lrnrs, Tobacco, Ac.
JOSEPH M. KKEIDKR A CO.,
Ne. XA Heutli Duke Btreet.
-Frcc Delivery. lt
TTMIHtELLA HEADQUARTERS.
It Is time for all who contemplate making
presents te their friends at the Joyous Christ
mas season te be putting en THEIR THINK
INU CAPS and making out their list of wants ;
for there are but four weeks In which te get
everything In shape.
When at this pleasant list-making bear In
mind that there can be no mere acceptable
present thought or than
A Nice Umbrella.
Such a gin la within the reach or all, for they
can be had at nny and all prices.
Our line Is large and varied and our prices
lowest te be had nny where.
Come see what we have te efTer you.
. YOURS FOR UMBRELLAS,
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
14 EAST KINO STREET. -
efwimd
T
HE PEOPLE'S CAHH STORK.
SPECIAL DRIVES
-IN-
FLANNELS!
One Rale of SCARLET
nnd ULUE TWILLED
FLANNELS at 17c j worth
We.
One Let of Yard Wlde
HOARLET ISIIAKER
FLANNEL at fWe ; regu
lar price, 45c te We.
One Let of SCARLET
TWILL FLANNEL at 20c.
icguInrprlce.lSc
One Let of SCARLET
TWILL FLANNELat 25c;
cheap at 30c
One l.et of SCARLET
TWILL FLANNEL at
30c j worth te-day 35c.
Full Line efFLANNELS
generally at LOWEST
CASH PRICES.
F.
25 East King Street,
marae-lyilR
LANCASTER. PA.
1HARLEH SfAMM'S
BOSTON STORE,
35-37
I
BARGAINS!
Rest Curtain Poles et lScandSSc.
81 15 and tl DO Lace Curtains at T5e and tl a pair.
Curtain Ijicc, 10, 12J, 17 and 23 cents a yard.
SI and tl 25 Comforts at 75c and SI.
Remnants of Appleton A Muslin, CJfc.
White Shaker Flannel nt 8, 10, 12J4 and 25 cents.
All-Weel Red Shaker Flannel, 25c.
Plaid Sack Flannels, All-Weel, 25c.
Heavy Canten Flannels, C, OJf, 7, 8 and 10 cents-
40-Inch Dutchcr Linen, 25c nnd 33c.
6-4 Tuble Oilcloth, 20c. '
10-1 Sheetings at 20, 22 and 25 cents.
(iO-Inch Bed Ticking, 30e nnd37Jic
Red Check, C(, 8, 10 nnd 12 cents.
Shirting Checks, S?fa and Pc.
Heavy Striped Hhlrling, RJJc.
Rest Outing Flannsl, 10c.
Indigo Ulue Calice, 5c.
Rest Dark Calicoes, 1,0 and OJf cctits.
Deuble Width .Weel Skirting, 12)i, 20, 25 and
37 cents.
' Rest Eiderdown, 37e.
fi0c, 75c and SI Whlte Shirts at 37c, COe and 75f
Geld Headed Gleria Umbrellas ut KT'c and Jl
Umbrellas iit2S,&0nnd 75 cents.
I'liither Trimming, !2ca yard.
oOeJcrkeys at 83c.
Fur Trimming cheap te cleie out.
Ijice Cellars, 5, 8, 10, 12, 17, 20, 25 cts a ard.
Menkey Muff's, S350,
Ruchliigs, 3, 5, 10, 12$, 17, 20. 25 cts u yurd.
Imitation Seal Muffr, tl 50, f. f 50.
Torchon Laces, 1, 2, 3, 1. 5, 0, 7, 8, 9, 10 cts a yard.
Dell, 5, 10, 12K, 17, 25 cts te J.l.
Het Pins, U rows for le.
Ammonia 5c u bottie.
llest Linen Thread, tc a spool.
Miller's Wild Flower Roquet Seap, 8e.
Dress Shields, 5c and lOe a pair.
Misses' Corset WaUts, 25c.
Chlldreu's Weel Hacks, 25e and 50c.
Weel Legglns, 25c, 37Jc, 50c
bilk Handkerchiefs, 12K, 17. 5 ctw.
Plush UalU and Oriiameuts, 1, 2, 3, 1, 5, 0, 7, 10c.
Children's Weel Cups, 25 and 50 cts.
75c, SI, 1 25 Kid Oleves at 60c, 75e. SI.
Best and Cheapest.
35-37
LANCASTER, I'A,
Charles Stamm.
ID
RATHVON
Ner
Queen
Stree
Wi pen Street
23, 1880.
w "WVBrr?' " r
7
VM 3lfcrtt!MMMKt
The Rug has become a popular feature in Furnishing.
WE OFFER THLS SEASON A
MATS, RUGS AND
NOVELTIES OF
y ,
WILTON nUOS AND MATS,
DAOASTAN UUOS AN'b MATS,
, . , , MOQUETTK HUGS AND MATS,
IMPERIAL SMYRNA RUGS, ALL SIZES,
. '- . , ORIENTAL SMYRNA RUaS, ALL- SIZES,
HANDSOME SMYRNA CARPET RUGS IN SIZES 0x0, 7x10, 8x 12, 0x14.
KENSINGTON ART CARPETS,
FELT SQUARES.
Most Attractive Novelties 1
JAPANESE WOLF SKINS FOR RUGS,
SHEEP SKIN MATS,
WHITE WOLF SKIN RUGS,
GREY WOLF SKIN RUGS,
BLACK WOLF SKIN RUGS,
JAPANESE WOLF SKIN RUGS WITH BORDERS,
(the latter are very effective.)
SHEEPSKIN MATS, ALL COLORS.
ME1MOR AlNTDUlVr 7
We suggest the above Rugs, Mats and Art Carpets
for Christmas and Holiday Gifts.
Hager & Brether,
25, 27, 29, 31 West King Street.
H.
Z. IIHOADS A HON.
CARVING SETS, GAME CARVERS IN
CARVERS
WE OFFER CARVERS WITH SILVER
HANDLES, BUCK HORN HANDLES.
CELERY STANDS, BREAD TRAYS, OLIVE DISHES.
H. Z. RHOADS &'SON
JEWELERS,
Ne. 4 WEST KING ST.. LANCASTER, PA.
M
ETZOEH A IIAUUHMAN.
METZGER &
Ladies' Seal
MODJESKAS
Excel all ethers in Beauty and
says se.
Metzger &. Haughman,
Nes. 38 and 40 West King Street, Lancaster, P
(OPPOSITE THE COOPER HOUSE.)
litem bticrtlocmcttte.
MILLER'S UORAX BOAI' WILL AVASH
Clethes and every article under tlie sun.
TMl'OUTED AND KEY WEST CIOAltS
J list received all fresh goods.
DEMUTH'8 CIOAK STORE,
KHtahlUhcd 1770. Ill East King StreeL
altS-trdU
T71INE TAILORING I
ALL THE
LATEST NOVELTIES IN FINK
WOOLENB.AT
J. WKIKKL'S.
sep21-HmdK
Ne. 41 West King Street.
MILLER'S HOHAX POAI' WILL WASH
Clethes and every article- under the sun.
THOROUGH INSTRUCTION IN ALL
brauehcit pertaining te a builnt-Kti educa
tion at the LANCASTER HUSINESS C'OI
LEGE, Oranl Hall, Ne. :tl North Duke street.
Day and evening sessions. Instruction llrst
claas only. Course thorough, fitting young men
and ladles for positions. Hundreds of testimo
nials at College Reems for examination. Visi
tors always welcome.
Address. H. C. WEIDLER. Principal.
MILLER'S BORAX SOAP WILL WASH
Clethes and every article under the
L.
GANSMAN A 11RO.
UAKGAIN8 EXTRAORDINARY
NEXTTEN DAYS.
FOR THE
It Is what we might call, te be explicit, a sur
plus stuck sale or
MEN'S, HOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
Overcoats and suits.
Our ltiiinciie deck of Clothing which must
move, and at encu tee, at the biggest cut In
prices ever heard of lu Lancaster.
llelew we quote only a few of our cuts for this
sale.
Men's Overcoat at (1 75 ; worth $7.
Men's Ov erceats at K! 60 : worth fJ.
Men's Overcoats attl; worth 112.
Men's Overcoats, Chinchilla, at (3 75; worth
IIS.
Men's Overcoats, Flne Heaver, JI60; worth
Men's Overcoats at tS, J6, W and J10. Werth
fully double the money. , .
Hevs' Overcoat at Wc, fl 2.'i, II 50, J2, W, tl.
Wholesale manufucturers ask 00 er cent, mere
for these goods.
Men's bulls at 12 ; worth 15.
Men's Suits at $.1 25; worth 0.
Men's Suits at 1150; worth 111.
Men's Suits at Id: worth 118.
Meu's Suits ut7 50; worth tit.
Meu'ssuluat W; worth f-7.
Men's Suits attlOSJ; worth fi).
Children's 1'unu ut 'JOe.
Men's l'ants at 50c, C5c, 75c. 11, II 50, C2, K M.
lie your pure deep or shallow our stock alike
Interests jeu. Every price li here and the
vulucs they represent are honest.
Nothing here pretends te be what It Is uet.
We sell no shelf-worn or auction trash, but all
our en n Lancaster make.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
Tullers and Manufucturers or .Nei', Hey's and
Children's Clothing (Exclusive.)
6S and 68 N0KTH QUEEN ST.,
a. W. C0BKER OF 0BAS0E. UtSCABVEK. PA.
O- Net connected with any ether Cletulug
Heuse In the city. , ,. .
Vlte cautious and make no mlltkre that
you get te the rlghtpliee.
: - '.A )
T" LTf .
" 1
l
HANDSOME 8TOCK OF
ART CARPETS.
SPECIAL MERIT !
OASES, REEF CARVERS IN CASES
AND STEELS.
HANDLES, PEARL HANDLES, IVOR-
HAUGHMAN.
Plush .Ceat
AND JACKETS
Finish. Everyone that sees theij
ew &ucrliBcmcnt0.
E
ARMEItH WANTED TO SUITLY MILK I
AT THK
e20-tfd&vvH 3.J5 Chui'C Ii St., ljincastcr, l'a J
M
ILLER'H UORAX fOAI" WILL WASH
Clethes nnd evcrv iirticie iiiiuer tnesui
TTfl
OTEL EOK KENT. tniE KT. CHARLI1
XI Hetel en East Chestnut street, In the ell
citbut sircei, in tne cii
the Pennsylvania ral
of Lancaster (opposite
read station), is for rent for one ormerayeal
from April 1, lt-MJ.
Appiy w .,
1. Ki. t.. IIA 1 1-4.
H21-1 md It
411 North Duke Strcetl
fEDFORD MINERAL WATER HOTTLll
J nt the Springs only. All orders rer tq
hIievh water will receive premnt attention
the agent. GEORGE A. KIE11L, Ne. KWEiJ
King street, Lancaster, l'n. nH-lwrtR"!
-I ENUINE FRENCH I1RIAR PIPES, Vlti
JT l lug cut nmeKing in mass jnrsanu is
liexcs, uenuilie I'cruine nna iutkish luuucu
' IMUluTH'B CIGAR STORE. 1
Telephone. lit East King strcetl
aiy-lfillt
Vrll't'ER'S UORAX h.OAP WILL WAHB
XtX Clethes nnd every article unucr tnesuj
It
EMAINDER OK THE
ENTIRE STOC
will be sold at
PU11LIC SALE, MONDAY, DEC. 2, l&O,
consisting of Hugglce. Ciirrlngcs, I'hn'tei,
Sleighs, Hedle, vurnish, llaw Muterlul
Toels.
J. H. NORBECK. Airt.
Cor. Duke and Vine Sts., Lancaster, l'a
nuMiu
rpROUT A SHANK.
HAVE A-
PERFECT FITTING SHIR
Made and you will never regret It, at
TROUT ASHANICS
iltUUl iV.llAlv,
Shirt Manufacturers and
HO North Queen street.
niuf.Vlydll
Men's uuinin
TJILLY WAITZHAS THE HESTTWOF(J
DOUUUDuiJlKHrBiu iiirtHj, n ,
- . - rt .. , .. ..... l. a. ...
au. a iv juj .uiviii ivur.u oil
mylSWmM.W.ThAw
1
TTIALL AND WINTER, lteil.
Fer the latest Novelties, largest and M
Complete Assortment of Fall and Winter Sij
lug, Overceating and Treusering, gote II. OEj
HART.
Nene te equal " None te surpass tlie mat
.... IM... A....n. 1..1I..U .m T...H ri.--.-i, U,.l
U. IIC lUIIIW i I1UIIU IUI 1UII 1714 JM..
and the price the lowest, at
H. GERHART'S,
Ne. North Queen Street
WOnly Direct Importing Tailor In the Ci
of Lancaster. i
w
E EXAMINE Ki B FREE. )
Spectacles I
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed I
If you have them examined you will prebal,
find Unit there Is itemeiiiiiig wrong '
no nun mere is seiueiiumr w runic wuu tn
and that glase w 111 be a greut help le you.
We use Inimitable "D1A JIASTA" lenrf
which are made only by us, and reeimiuend
by leading Ocullstn us the best ulds te def,
tlve vision. ,
nuuu VJUiu r?)vviuvics, tpu.lw uiuui 'ii
Steel Spectacles, SOe.t usual price, gl.OO.i
,9l.tHl.l I
price, lAI
ith StreL
iLPHIA k,
AriineiuiLyesiuscrteu,$ii ; usuuipi
M. ZINEHAN & BRO. 130 S. Ninth
OPTICIANS. . P1IILADEL1
Between chestnut and Walnut Btreets.
tan
iiM 1 1
u
Z'iK
X
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i. . "V tiisvil!
i.-v . .jeyAiA-aKSiiitr