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A FATAL DOSE.
TIE LllllMl THEN IT JIM IE1I1NBEI
KILLS 111.
H Breaths Hla Lswst en Thursday Alter
' Boea-BolllBB MIH Beys Fight With
Clebs SoTerml Set of ITarnes Cut.
Cemjxdia, Feb. 14. Jehn Heldlnger,
the young aen of Geotge Reldinger, who
took a large tlose of laudanum en Thursday
morning, died at his home daring the
afternoon. Dr. C. 1 Markel was sum
moned by the parents and did all in his
power te sare the suffering child, but with
out avsll. lie remained In a romateso
condition until he died. This morning
Deputy Corener Ilershey empanelled the
following Jury te held an inquest J Z..
Tayler Gable, W. F. Leckard, Jehn 8.
Maxton, (loe. W. Yeung, S. Morrison and
Chaa. I. Filbert. After hearing the testi
mony of the parents and attending physi
cian, the jury decided that death was due
te an overdeso of laudanum, taken in an
accidental manner. The funeral will be
held en Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the home of his parents.
The concert of the Cheral soclety will be
given in the opera house this evening and
will be a fine musical entertainment. The
celebrated Ceurtney quartette, or New
Yerk, will assist and render seme fine
music, especially a part or the "Stabat
Mater." Mr. Bailsman has spared no pains
te make the concert a success.
A large audience was in the opera house
last night te witness the performance of the
Cleveland Minstrels. The performance was
ene of the best ever given in the opera
house, and every person wns well pleased.
The acting of the Japanose troupe was
simply wenderful.
Twe rolling mill boys indulged in a
brutal light at the Heeding freight station
yesterday afternoon, witnessed by a num
ber of men. Beth were badly used up, and
instead of fists used clubs te batter each
ethor. Jehn McAllister, a Reading brake
man, compellod the boys te step.
The January statement of the Reading
relief fund shows that 01 was paid for
deatl), $12.80 for sickness and $3 for acci
dent benefits te Reading efc Columbia
empleyes.
The pay car of the P. R. R. was In town
this afternoon. v
Sedgwick Circle, Lndies oflhe O. A R.,
will open their festival te-night In the Mc
Tague building.
The Democratic cenferrces met last night
and placed Jacob S. Snyder en the ticket
for tax collector, In the place of F. P. D.
Miller, declined.
Chris. Wertz and Jehn KIse, of Wash
ington borough, had their teams atDcsch's
hotel last night, and Jacob Witiiicr, of
Maner township, had his team at the Cen
tral. Wlille the men were at the opera
house seme miscreant went into the stables
and deliberately cut the harness. The
blanket en YVcrtz's herse also contained
Mever.il large cuts. The work was dene by
a sbaip knife, as the harness was clean cut.
The men discovered the work befere they
started for home, and thus prevented an ac
cident. 'THE MAIN LINE."
After Playlnc te a Small llouse the Com
pany I Stranded.
Last evening there was a very small
audionce at the opera heuse te see " The
Main Line" as produced by Maud Harris
and company. The peeple secmed te be
pleased with the show.
Te-day the members of the company are
stranded in this city, and are unable te get
out of town. At an early hour this morn
ing two members left for Alteena, where
they were te have appeared te night and
are said te have a large advance sale of
seats. All day long the remaining actors
have beea trying te get away, but
se far they have fulled. They have
been telegraphing te New Yerk for
tnoney, but it has net yet come.
The company wero at the P. R. R,
station for three trains te-day, but they
could net get oil'. Fast Line wns the last
iu which they could reach Alteena In time
te play te-night, but they could net make
it, se they returned te their hotel. One of
the actors stated this nftorneon that he
thinks the manager of the party has money
enough te take thorn out of town, but he
does net show It.
Funeral or C. II. llerr.
The funeral of C. 11. Herr, late president
of the Lancaster County bank, took place
this afternoon. Therewas a brief funeral
service at ' the rosldence of. tlie do de
ceased, Ne. 421 West Orange street.
The body was then taken te the Duke
street M. L church, whero Dr. S. M.
Vernen, the pastor, prea'ched the sermon.
The Intorment was made at Woodward
H1U and the pall-bearcrs wore: W. II.
Bateman, S. M. Myers, Dr. U.S. Keudlg,
Geerge W. Marshall, Isaac Stlrk and D. P.
Bitner. The bank with which deceased
was connected wns closed this afternoon
and the clerks attended the funeral.
Went Te Ilarrlftburc.
This afternoon the Glee club of Franklin
and Marshall college, te the number of
twenty people, left Lancaster for Harris
burg, where they give a concert te-night.
The club will be received by a number of
the leading society peeple of that city and
the wife of Governer Beaver will be ene of
the patrenesses.
A WoirClmhe.
Frem the LltlU itcrent.
Lest week Geergo 11. Kofroth, propileter
of the Sturgis house, received a prairie
wolf from Kansas, which he has secured te
a chain iu his stable. He Is of the gray
species and net mere than six or eight
months old. He is forocieus-looking and
wild. It is the intention of the owner te
have a chase en the 25th Inet., and he
should rertalnly make a lively chase and
an unusual contest for the dogs that under
take te attack him.
Collctre Notes.
L. T. Lampe, '00, has been elected dele
gate te the Delta Tail Deltn convention te
be held in New Yerk city next week.
The Gicthean poetical contest vv 111 take
place te-morrow in (iotlieau hall. The
contestants are Messrs. Gri filth, S. II.
Rank and A. R. Craig, and the Judges are
Dr. J. II. Dubbs, Prof. G. F. Mull and ltev.
Dr. J. Max Hark.
The prize dobate, Instituted by the Glee
club, will take place February 21. Invita
tions will be setit out, and everything dene
te make the nllair a success.
Hud Ills Feet .MnHhed.
Harry Pickel, n young man who resides
at Gap, met with a painful accident at
Poeioroy. He Is new and has been for
seme time employed in a gang of repair
men, ever which Jehn Ulnlr i3 foreman.
While assisting te handlea let of ties yes
terday ene of thorn fell upon his feet,
smashing it terribly. The young man
was taken te his home after his injuries
had been attended te.
Net Fully Insured.
The Doersetn buildln(r, en i:ast King
street, which was en flroen Wednesday
night, was net fully covered by insurance,
as the newspapers stitcd, but the whole
amount upon It is f 1,000.
The Lust AfcMimhly,
The last of the reason's assemblies was
held en Thursday evening In L'shleman's
hall and remarkably well attended. The
grip and ether causes have affected the
atteudance this winter, but the brilliant
throng of dancers at the last assembly
made the most of It, and the music did net
cease until nearly two a. in. The follow
ing ladles received: Mrs. II. Frank Lshlo Lshle
man, Mrs. Altlck, Mrs. Dr. Itehrcr, Mrs.
fcamuel DUler.
xm. Lancaster daily ftmtGEfteias, Friday, February u. i890.
Aaether MMMstjr Bey.
Peter Mehler, another boy who was
charged with being In the Derwart street
shanty, baa been arrested and held for a
hearing before Alderman Ilershey.
Interesting dimn or Peel.
Last evening Jehn Itensel and Newton
Levaa opened a series of games of peel at
the peel rooms attached te the Keystone
house, en North Queen street. They
played fifteen games, and of that number
eleven were wen uy Levari, a large
crowd witnessed the games, and a great
deal of interest was manifested.
Fer the Mltc Society.
The ladles' fair for the benefit or the Mile so
ciety of St. Paul's M-E. church, will open thl
eventnu In Doersem'a hall, Extensive arrange
ments have been made for the fair.
TnsRK will be a meeting of the Ijuieiuter
branch of the Women's Indian association In
the lecture room or the Moravian church to
morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
9ath.
Mossme. February 13. 1880. In this city,
Harry James Mmided, ion of Jehn and Harsh
Messman. In the fifth year of his ace.
The relatives and friends or the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
hli parents' residence, Ne. 408 Recklnnd street,
en Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment
at Woodward Hill cemetery.
McComb. February 12, 1890. William Mc Mc
Ceinb, In the 79th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
his late residence, In Drumore, en Haturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock., lutertneut at Chestnut
Level. 2tdAw
BtAHI.. In Marietta, en the 12th lust., Mrs.
Ann Stahl, In the 87th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
her late residence, en Haturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment at Marietta cemetery.
Mae raw. In Baltimore. Md., en 12lh Inst,
Anne Hartshorn, wife of Adam H. Magraw.
Funeral from Celers, Saturday morning, 16th
Inst., at 11 o'clock. It
Xttavhet.
Philadelphia Frodneo Market.
PniLADKLPnlA. Feb. 14. Noen.Flnnr mil.t .
Penn'a supers, 2 0032 25; extra. 225$2 75:
family, 3350360.; roller, 3 U)t 00; patent;
Wheat 'dull; Ne. 2 'KM new, TVkagOe:
Ne. 1 Penn'a lied, 90c j Ne. 2 de, 87hSHc
Cern quiet ; Ne. 2, new, 30$37c ; old, 43
44c
Oats Steady ; Ne. 2 White 30'Jc. ; Ne. 2
mixed, 2Uu.
Hran firm; Winter 113 GO0I4 60: SprlBgJlSOO
014 09.
Baled hay weak; 110 J0O13 00 as te quality;
timothy 10 00 13 00 for choice; mixed, s1060 ;
baled rye stmw, new, 11600.
Butter firm; l'cnn'a creamery extra
2S(32tfa ; Penn'a firsts extra, 32c; Jobbing, 33i&37.
Erasqulet; Penn'a firsts, 14lic; held lets,
15Ssl6c, us te quality.
Cheese steady ; pat t skims, C'JSSc; full skims
29Tc
Petroleum dull ; refined In bbls., 7c.
Potatoes firm ; berate per bus, as te quality.
Grain and lTovislena.
Furnished by 8. K. Yundt, Breker.
Cuicaqe, Feb. 14, 1:00 e clock p. m.
wneai. corn, uais. rerK. Lara.
February .. 74
2SJ
20
Aiarcu .a
April
May - 77U
June 77'i;
July..... nl
August
October
Year
Crude Oil-March
20'i
0 80
ie'i'6
10 12
10 17
5SJ
S'vi
"6V
i"eMi
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30 21K
SOU !XJ
ml
Consuls .
Closing Prices 2:15 o'clock p. m.
Wheat Cern Oat. Perx. lnrd
February 75 27'i 20W VO 5 8:
Mnich 75J, 2SW 20!i UbO
April .. 292
Mar TTii SOl? 21 10 07
5 85
5U7
G02
0 10
June;. 30i-2l!2 10 12
July- 76VZ 81
10 20
August .'. 31
ucioecr
Year -
Consels ...
Crude Oil-March lOOJf
lteceipts. Car !:.
Winter Wheat .. 21
Spring Wheat lit
Cern 4-i
Oats 221
Rye
Barley -
Head.
Receipts Hogs 'J 1,000
llccel pts -Cuttle 10,000
Stoek Markets.
Quotations by Heed, McUranu & Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, Pa.
NEW YORK LIST.
11 A. U. 12 If. 3 P. K.
Canada Pnclflc.
C. C. C. 4 1
Colerado Ceal
Central Pacific.
Canada Southern
Chi. Ht, L. ft Pbg
Den. 4 Kle Q
Del. L. & W
Erie
Erie 2uds
Jer O
K.T
Leu. 4 N
L. Shere
, 11'
nvA
nix
VOJi
Wi
mi
my
ili
Mich. Cen
Missouri Paclnc- 7J'i
Heck. Valley
N. P. .: -Mt
N. P. Prcf. 74
N. West- 100'i
n. y. e :::..:: ..
New England
East Tennessee.
Omaha
Oregon Transcontinental... Sfl
Ontario 4 W.
Pacific Mall
Hlchmend Terminal .. 22
St, Paul w'
Texas Paciflc. '.
Onion Pncltlc Ut'i
Wabash Cem , . .'
Wabash Pref. 27?i
Western U "
West Shere Bends
PHILADELPHIA LIST.
Leh. Val
B. N. Y. 4 Phlla..
31 J
71
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Pa. It. li. ,
Heading.
Leh. Nav
Hestenv. Pass ,
P. 4 It
N. Cent, .
Peeples Fas..
Rdg 4'n
Oil
0 1-10 20 I-1U 20 1-10
Lecal Stock and Bends.
Reported by J, is. Leng.
Par Last
. ,. alue. sale.
Lancns't a per cent., lRflO .. loe 101
" 0 " " 1M)5 loe 110
" 4 " " Scheel lean 18U3 100 103
' 4 " " In l-or 20 j cars. 100 100
" 4 " " Inrer20ears. 100 101
' 4 " " In 10 or 20 years. 100 Wild
,", " " lnl5erJ0jears. 100 105
Manhelm Uoreugh lean loe 102
Quarrvville IL li
HiaiULUMUUS STOCKS,
50
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25
Mlllcrsvllle Street Car.. .,
Inquire Printing Company ,
Oahllght and Kucl Company ..
Stevens Heuse (Bends) ,
Columbia Oas Company...
Columbia Water Company
Susquehanna Iren Company
Marietta Hellew-ware
Stevens Heuse
Mlllcrsvllle Nermal Scheel'.. ' '.'.Z
Vnrrhnr. fnvtr...
1
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40
1UI
100
25 25
IU 11
100 2k).23
100 210.10
60 1.0j
2) IS
Eastern Market.,.'."'.'.'.""!!!!"".".".'. 60
Oas Company Bends (5 er ct. ltioe)'.'. 100
50 76.20
M
1UI
lULW
107.20
10150
67.50
50
5
45
55
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M
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101
115
iuiujuuia iioreuen nenus ...,...,....,
ueh
100
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Juarryvllle It. H. 7'
llcndlnt? A (Titliinthli, l 1, K'e" iiwi
Kdlseu Light Company go
Western Market..........' .,.,.". W
Southern Market. ' ' &e
Lancaster City Street Railway Ce.,..! W
a..s ..i. utim lUtimUV,.,, ........
West i:nd Street ltallwuy
Lancaster Steam Radiator Ce ,
Hehetla leather Ce.
Watch Factory 6's
Lane. Chem. Ce. . "."
TUUNI'IKK STOCKS
Lancaster 4 Fruit Me.
Lancaster 4 Lltitz
Lancaster 4 Willlamstewu ..,.',
ljinrasttr 4 Maner
Luiu-uhter 4 Manhelm
l-allc'lisUT 4 Marlpllji
60
60
. 50
50
100
UU
60
46.50
70
100
140
60
25 37.25
25 2S
IU) K)
25 8
HJ-J23
20 27
20 20
25 20
l.iiicasU'r 4 New Helland,
Ulg Spring 4 Beaver Valley
Bridgeport and Horscshei
Jelumbla 4 Chestnut Hill. .
Columbia 4 Washington..
Conestoga 4 Ulg Spring .. '
Mnrlptt.. A- Mnnnf I.ii "
Umc.MI. Jey 4EUzalielhteuu" 100
25 25
Lancaster 4 Sutttuehnnn.i
1.2 50
300
11
a
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C3 75
40
20
00
1 Jineaster A. New Uau Hie.
Columbia 4 Marietta. .. ,
MuyleK-n 4 Klirubethtewn .
Lancaster 4 Kphrata.
Lancuster 4 willow Street!.
..... 300
, 25
25
. 25
100
50
ninwuuryi Alllipert.
Marietta 4 Maytown..
pi . v. ., ..BA!,K stocks,
First National Bunk.....
Furincrs' National Bank...
Fulton National Itanlr
205.25
118.50
Lancaster County NaUe'i'uTl Uank".".'.' 50 ha
Northern National Bank J 100 112
100
2U
Ke stone National Hank. Manhelm leu 113
Columbia National Bank.. loe
Christiana National Bank.. ..!.. 'loe lK
Conestoga National Bank leu mi
Lnhrata National Bank... . ... lue lse
J.frst National Bank, Columbia.. loe m
First National Bank, Stresburg. . .. 1(0 Ul
First National Bank! ! Marietta .."" 100 2M
Hrst National Bank, Mt.Jey. 100 1J7.M
Lltitx National Bank ... leu im
Mount) Me National Bank.. .. ... lue loe
Jlanhelm Nulleiml Bunk . lue lu
Union National Bank, Mount Jey 50 02.50
New Helland National Bank. in) l
Oap National Bank. ......,.. loe 117
O uarry. Me National Ban k,.... 100 m
Elliabethtewn National Ban ...., 100 125
Central National Bank, Columbia m 100 112
Lire Stoek Markets.
mafkrcrtA.&dy.b 1S-C-R'P. '.
flrmTILlrry ReCClpU,,IW: top ,r"dW
2SnKe?Lpl 5'K0 "nsettled and tee lower;
M.,vm.tnll,rfI?r'.li!Ba1Mt mixed, $4 S
j ejjeri, l 254 15; pig. f I OOal 10; reugns,
Bents, IM; market nothing doing t all through
consignments ; no cars MHppcdle New Yerk.
HOKS HMftlnta. Kin,. MllnmtilA SflM.
??ike.l-.,,ew.-tmed,umi l Yorkers,
UJM? Phlladelnhla,rEM'4: Plgti
1 apAl 10 ; no cars shipped te New Yerk.
Bheep-lteeelpbi, lifct shlnment. 1,900;
rkt dull j .iime,&095 75; ftfir te geed,
I48Ml ' te common' w 3 w lmb,
Chicago, Feb. H.-itecelpU, 15,000;hlpmenU
ifS.;!0"-. !. W 04 20 J steers,
1(1 000175 ; steckera and feeders; tt 40.1);
cows, bnll and mixed, II 200300; Texas cattle,
B J 60: Western ItangerTn 7003 te. '
Hce-Reclpts.29M0ishlpment, I1A: mar
".l..,K9V JS"16"! "004 00! heavy, ti SO
04; light, m HO04JOJ skips, 3-i503 m
Sheep Receipts, WOO: shipment. 2,000: msr-
&,tei"SLFS nUve.60553: Western woeled
W0A7O; shorn Texan,! 500500; lambs, 1500
10 75 per hundred weight.
Hrw ,btrertiment.
A HHOLUTELY PURE.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of pu
rlty, strength and wbolesemaneu. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
not be sold In competition with the multitude
of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
Powders, lielil only in cans. IterAi. Bakine
Powder Ce., 100 W all street, New Yerk.
Uiar21-lrd41vw
XUST RECEIVED.
HOEDERElt RED LABEL,
The Finest of Chnrnpagncii.
ROHUEH'S LIQUOR STORE,
Ne. 22 Centre Square.
PUBLIC SALE-ON SATURDAY. FEB. 15,
at the Storage Warehouse of Daniel A.
Mayer. Ne. 16 West Chestnut street, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting ofthree bed
room suits (new),
queensware, cook
one parlor ersan. leunite.
stove, etc., ete. Sale at 2
AUU. F.REINCEHL,
Auctioneer.
p. 111.
ltd
Sen RENT-vSTORE ROOM NO. 1.1 EAST
King street, formerly occupied by As
h Bres. Alse second and third fleer rooms,
from April 1, 1800. Inquire or
Jan2(-lfd H. a. LIPP.
TTIOR HKNT-A THREE-STORY BRICK
met
ig street,
Stable en let. Nowercupied b
lfd hv
vj wiui iirics.
jenn w.jiel-
man. Apply te GEO. D. UPRECHEK. Ne. 21a
nan. Apply 10
East King street.
18-tfd
-TTARDWICKE FARM FOR RENT A
iO. Dairy Farm containing 105 Acres or til
lable land, situated partly In the eltv and
partly In Manhelm township, with shade and
water In every held. Buildings In geed order.
Apply te
MORTIMER MALONE, SH.,
Park Heuse.
Or MORTIMER MALONE, JU.,
. , ., . , Hlester Heuse.
J. L. STKiNsrirrr, Attorney,
SSNorUiDukeBtreet. JiUfdATnAF
TjlOR REN , AT REASONABLE PRICES,
Tlie 2d and 3d Stories or the
Heinitsh Building.
These rooms ere well lighted and ventilated,
with steam heal and conveniences en each rtoer.
Secret societies who are looking for new quar
ters should net fall te see these rooms. Will fit
them up te suit any tenant. Apply te
.,.,. JOHN F. HEINITSH,
-2tdR 115 North Queen St.
1 HEATEST REDUCTION.
Announcement Extraordinary !
The OrcaU'St Reduction of all In
PINE TAILORING
H. GERHHRTS,
Overcoats made te order at cost price.
Treurs reduced from 810 te M ; from H te 15:
from KJ te 14 50.
Heavy Suitings reduced nt the same rate.
Full Dress suits of the latest style material,
satin lined, at 123.
This Is the most sweeping reduction evor
made In Fine Tailoring, and will enable the
cash buyer te get n first-class article for the
same money he would have te pay for a ready
made one.
H. Gerhart,
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
d27-tfd
TECORATE YOUR BUILDINGS.
Max M. Stuven,
-OF.
NO. 1337 FRANKLIN STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
Who Is new decorating the Trust Building lu
this city, will be glad te prepare designs, fur
nish estimates and prices te these of our citi
zens who contemplate having their buildings
decorated.
-Call en me at the Trust Building or City
Hetel. f7-IdR
STANDARD GRADES I
O EXCELLENT WEARING I
Men's Calf Beets I
These we have lu different grade.
Beets te fit any size Instep high or low,
or any ether size coming between-te nt
snugly und comfortably. Ne such assort
ment anywhere else, no better makes, no
loner rales for like qualities. They're
even up te the top notch of excellence
In every resect and Invariably prove
strong wearers. Ne auction goods, no
shoddy makes, Remember this I com
paring prices
A geed Beet te belli for comfort nml
w hlch gives strong service Is hc.re nt tt
a half welt Pegged Calf Beet, much
worn by farmers and out-deer laborers.
Is thoroughly well made and dressy
looking.
Anether grade of fair Beets at J2S0 ;
pegged smooth, clan and well nnUhcd ;
have a wide reputation for their excel,
lent wearing qualities; never hear any
complaints of them; often outwear the
finest rt and r grades. Solid leather
counters, Inner and outer soles and heels.
Sewed Heets at 12 GO light weight up
lers, soft und yielding; made und fin
ished lu a tucrler manner; excellent
fitting easy and comfortable the llrst
room. Won't stand the rough usage
usually given te coarser grades.
Twe makes of Culr Beets at a pair
one sewed, the ether pegged. Thefenner
comes lu medium widths and wears
strongly. Ne better 13 Beets made or sold
than theM". The pegged grade Is extra
wide, adapted for bread and neshy feet.
Thoupiersarestrongand tough in grain
nud wear equal te theM) etbest light kid.
Philadelphia Square Tee Sewed Beets,
stylish and very dressy, at $350. This
make we've been bundling for keven
years.
Steady demand for It makes it a per
manent line here, ulwuys right, never
wrong for service.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 North Queen Street, Lancas
ter, Pa. j
Hem 9beHUtmcut.
-1.VRIUAQE WOllKH
DOfaWOM CAJtMAQI WOMB,
Cerner of Duke and Vine Btreeu (formerly
Nerbeek 4 Mlley),
.ww. lKO- " NOBBBCK, Prep.
8.000 Over Rlx thousand Dellar ku.OOO
In FIllA V)l1elM hnwnn lrKllilflnn
1 8BO All the 1.ATKST STYLES for 1 800
JJM.00 ROAD CARTS In.OO
., "The best of mechanics en repnlrlug at the
Dncrsem Carriage Works, corner of 1 Hike and
Vine streets. dlUydlt
F
Oil
HANDSOME NECKTIES.
Ge te EIUSMAN'S,
Ne, 42 West King Street.
TIME. I.AIIOK AND MONEY SAVED UY
using " Purlly Seap." Sold everywhere. .
ATBUHMRT).
FOOD FOR LENT.
The Lenten Season will seen be at hand. We
2$ nIILr?11 " ttentJen or enr customers
and ethers te our line or these goods :
MACKEHRL-Wehave the large Ne. 1 Bloat Bleat
er 1 Ne. I Mess ; Ne. 1 and a Mackerel.
SMOKED UISOOES-Thls Is n lake fish
smekeel and very fine,
enufadelU,l0nclc C"11 erscveraldtiTcr-
i?ft,IlD,L?.ES?,c.nu,ne ffench. Alexis Godli Gedli
AL,n.flSirV,n,,nu,yn,,nrt Whole ibexes. Alse
tEffiSSSlSS" hB,r """" Hploed
geed Fresh Salmen at 15e a can. '"
rJti$ffi$8h$sr 0"vc,, lmiwrM Ma-
Y?rl0Si,elA,,ci1e5rlCfer,' H"" "
A FULL LINE OP ALL KINDS OF GOODS.
'S,
N0.17EARTKINOSTREM'.
Telephone Conneclleii. '
TTIR8II A BROTHER.
" Experience Is tbe Best School
master," vMi'LV"?-fW,m.1.1.BV0.u,'"u wlth usrermany
years have found the nbev 0 te be true. " emi
11 customer, alwajs a customer" Is what they
say aHer buying of us. Well made Clothing,
fifii'L1!1. ' r Vy .'", ,n '""easter.lsthekln.l
Hint nil prcfei whnhavuence worn them. Ex.
pcrlenee Is again te the Tere In their selection,
ODDS AND ENDS OPLOTS,
Consisting or broken sizes, lets, etc., In
Mfii'n, Be)' ami Children'
Overcoats, Suits and Pantaloons
c'letl;ierri,r?.,,ni.,e."01 ' ta '
It Is Your Chance New.
Take the chance white you ran get II.
Furnishings at Cost Price.
Our Merchant Tailoring Department Is verv
busy. Tiie low prices de the work.
if
0R. PRICE
CLOTHING AND FlTRNISHINU
HOUSE,
forth Queen Street and Centra Sqnare,
LANCASTER, PA.
M
ART1N BROS.
MARTIN BROS.
Wantsaresatikflcd. Wislies
gratified In our store. Com
plete ns a store should be te
claim te nt all sires of men
and boys. At present an 0 0
pertmilty unusual. Through
Such Heney
Saving Oppertu
nlty Ueasnal.
out the entire heuse all winter goods go nt-blg
reductions. These nre net odds and ends, but
ter Instance, all J0 Hulls and Overcoats, w Inter
weights, go at Jill, f is values, 12 j Bej y, Hulls
and Overcoats go ut 1.50 and II. The differ
ence lu tliese prices mean Just se much hand
cash saved te 011. Little liejs1 Suits and Over
coats, ., D0andH. Beys' Waists and Men's
Shirts arc stirring rer your attention. "Star '
Waists, haiidsome iiercales, l.'c and Clc. Oar
ner's finest iiercales and Scotch Gingham"
Waists, 81c, Flannel Waists, (e, 5eV, CV,75e,
ttV. See our Men's l'ercnle Slilrts, 75c and f I a
Including cellars und culls te match. See eui
tl, 75c and 50c White Shirts, lu three leugths or
sleeves and everybody's sire. Such muslin,
linen, nt and workmanship as In our " Dayton"
Shirt rer Jl Is a "lucky catch." Wear the Day
ton Shirt once you'll have It again.
The Custom Tailoring Department Invites
your trade.
MARTIN BROS,
26 andj28 N. Queen St.
AT HEISTS. "
CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT,
HANG IT UP.
Meats 3c Fisli.
Finest Dried Beef Knuckles, IV v ft..
luest Regular Dried Beef, 10e. V it,.
1- tnest I'lenlc Hams, he "H m.
finest Boneless Hams, lie w ft,,
n lnel ll-llIar Skinned Jjanis, 12J',j v n,t
riiese Hams have all the skin und fat cut oil.
hlnest Hue Hummer Bologna, ie. v ,.
f. FY?1 ,.'.,.,r.,lu,!a Herring. 5c, ertl !U for ZV.
While I Ish, cleaiHMl, 60 B.
Extra Fine Whlle Mackerel, 5 each.
1- Inest Blatter Mackerel, Va te 11' lt,, We If,
One huudred boxes Mnw.ti.,l ll-rri..,. ', . V ..
Iinr 'f'U l.nw "" " ""
box.
Finest
st Helland Herrlntr. be ti k
Twenty-pound kegs of Trl. y ke'g, SI a).
CANNED OOODS.
Cannel Cem, 6c, v can.
Ciuiucd Cern, ery fine, 1 cans for 2Je.
. M.iiti-., j.i,i.-Hie'rrirs, ne, i can.
CREAMERY BUTTER.
, .l0! of rr;fl.n!.ery Ill"cr nt20cand2'
1 It,. This Is u decided bargain, and ou should
DRIED ntUITS, At.
.J!y..u!! means see our Immense display of
Dried trull. ou never saw the like. Any
thing and I everything, ntprlies that villi make
In 1 . t "J""" 're"i mreuu into Krult,
adverllseiiieuteu It.
mi. it,, u'lutiis ju umij , jy
Uxik up next week's
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL UROCER,
CORNER WEST KINO AND FlUr'CESTH.,
Directly Opposite
J. B. Martin A Ca's Dry Uoeds Stere, aud
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hetel.
Loek ter the Big Sign acrew the pavement.
HIRSH
BROTHER
Canned Stmwberrles, four cans for lft.
Kxtru Fine Tomatoes, Solid i'acknl, Sc.-a can
ery Mnest Tie l'ea hen, : cans rer d".
xtnt Unel-rencli l'eas, tre cans ferHSc.
line French I'cas, He v can.
Item &bttrvtUcmettt.
THE KINJMT LINE OK lMFORTEl) AND
Ionieslle Cigars In the city. Clear Ha-
..' DEMUTH'S CIOArl 8TORR.
aW-tWll IU East King BlreeL
"V"A2,T?.,VSM.ALK I'OARDKRS AT NO. Ill
". .."""h D"ke strectj terms low; accom
modations geed. no-.ltd
T0(1
1J II
Jl-lf.l
,00 lAWr-tlLACK COCKER SPANIEL.
wn.ni tllivnil.
ZT7 NORTH I'ltlNHRHT.
-irANTKI-A UOOD
COOK.-Al'i'LY AT
fiblMtd
EXCHANGE IIOTEU
rpO HAVE YOUR BACK AND (H.ADDEN
JL our heart use " rurlty Seap."
f-ONTKOROETIT.
JL'e rc Selling FURNITURE at and Be-
low Cost, te close out the business. "l n,m "c
feblO-lwd
vv. 11.1IUFKMEIER,
Ne, M East King Ht.
"WASH KVKIlYTIIINd THAT NEE1W TO
like It. wn",,Cl1 wllU " Wlty Seap." You'll
OUR MAKE OF OOLDEN LION AND MIA
Querldafy Chmrs cannot be escilled.
.MiJunis,a.w.
Established inn.
lit East King Street,
alMfdls
TBU.E.J.AJlJ5.IAT,AJS 1NHKCT, POWDER,
-iKK!2?Hr."001 Vlfl" Mower, Is the
UsectafOTaale yW mn'1 ethwiu,11
At UUBLEY-S DRDO STORK,
- M West King WrJwt
8,,sia5s1)a'tK,lt,AT,NOS AND TUeG:
REDUCED I'RICEH.
Ml-UlUNN A NOWLEN,
Ne. 1.M Nerlh mieen HL
TJU11LIOSALU. ' "
en SATtmiuv, FEiiiiuAiir is, ism.
Will be selil at nubile sale st the hotel or Jehn
11. Kepiierllng, In Undlsvllle, l'a..a rlne let of
lewn Horses, geed, nice farmers, drivers or gen
eral purpose horses Bj heavy feeders, from a te
5 yinvrs end.
- A.5.rcm Vf. ',!,,"r', ,l11 lven- le le
commencentliVliHk). m., when attendance
Will be given by
febliJtdR a. L. NISSLEY.
A FAIR
Under the Auspices of the
LADIES' MITE SOCIETY, OF ST. PAUL'S M.
E. CHURCH,
Will open this (FRIDAY) evening mid eon
tlnue until February a.
Oysters In Every Style. Supper will also be
!&
doersem nuii.niNe
fibll-trd
Ne. 12S Kusl.ulng street.
mitOL'T SHANK,
Mil HIT MANUFACTURKIIH AND MF.N'S
Ne. HO North Queen Street.
ydlt
A T CLARKE'S.
A rine Portrait FREE te any Helder of One
Hundred VniiN-rs of Peppy Oil Soup
and.Pewdcr, ut
CLHRKE'S,
Thu Picture or any person you select Made te
Order. Cull aud Bee Sample.
Although Dried and Evaporated Fruits have
advanced; we still eiler 3 fts Prunes for ffle 4 lbs
Prunes rer lc. Fine Apricots, lsc. Whole An"
1'lcs.lOr- Fine Apples, lie. Hiuu, lee! 6 -fernlij
Hatiis, 8e. Shoulder, c. Bologna, a lbs
i!5c. Dried Beef, !1 lbs 25c. '
.Inst received, a rnrge of CefTees which will
discount anything ettered lu thlselly.
VANCAMP'H CATSUP-Thc finest Catsun In
the werid-6, 10, 15 und 2.', cent bottles. P
IhVinScX W.WCr "eVCr 'I'Cr0d fr lMS
Big Drlve lu Buckwheat 75c a Hack,
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
TEA, COFFEE A- (IROCERY STORE, NOH. 13
A II SOUTH QUEEN ST.
TOOK UP YOUIISPRINQ TILE.
Yeung Men's
SPRING HATS
DAILY ARRIVALS.
ALL THE NEWEST NOVELTIES IN
TRADE.
THE
Only place In the elly helling the Wilcox
" Bosten Beauties " and the Renowned " DUN-
Children's Spring Hats mid Caps In large us us
sertmentut prkcstesiilt all.
THUNKM, TRAVELING HAOS
U.M1JHKLLA.3.
AND
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street, '
LANCASTER. PA.
J."
MARTIN CO.
J. B, MARTIN & CO.
Table Tumblers.
About 40 dozens Table Tum
blers . Wine, Champagne,
Sherry, Claret, Punch and Bar
Glasses, of all kinds, at 5c each.
If they go as quickly as the
last odd let advertised Monday
customers will be tee late.
Corsets Until Fur titer Netice,
Dr. Warner's Coraline, 79c.
JJr. Warners Mexible Hip,
79c.
Dr. Warner's Health, i.e;.
Dr. Ball's II. P., 75c.
All sizes new in stock.
One let of the above Corsets
slightly soiled at 60c each.
Thompson's Gleve - Pitting
Corsets are net included in the
cut price list.
Remnant Counter.
A collection of short lengths
from every department in the
store; one-half regular prices.
Wall Papers.
An importation order just re
ceived, and the 'newest designs
arc being shown.
Ne Fancy Prices.
Geed Patterns at 1 2c apiece.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
. Vesl King and Prince Sts.,
Cor
LANCASTER, PA.
Shirts made, te order as low as lltoe. IVrfect
ntguaranteed.
, T'.'.ri!VS1.Mu'''t?""' we have started n HAND
LAUNDRi und nru prepared te laundry or all
kinds. marCO-lvdR
S J 00,000.
INVESTMENTS,
BONDS AND MORTGAGES IN SUMS OF
iim, koe, n,iu) te r-vi,uea
1 ntcrest U tier ccut. Payable quarterly.
JOHN 11, METZLER,
Item SlbtfcvttacmctttB
RENDER YOUR SKIN SOFT, SJieOlH
!H!i3l,1i? by u"ln "'r'tr&"i."
piORPHOTHONOTARV; '
CA1T. W. D. BTAUFFEU, City.
srrled a musket for three long yenrs. Sub
Ject te Republican rules. rx-trdAw
rpHE WIZARD " " "
JL Will Read Your Destiny te Perfection and
tell you what) oil aie best adapted rer. Call.
feblMwd' jtjfl V EH T K INtl ST.
TjOK"RENrrTH AT UKNTIiAiThTAnIn " "
NO. 20 EAST KINO HT.
Inquire Within. fie-lwd
JS.OR
JAIANGS13 iiOOM,
Oe te EIUSMAN'S,
Ne. West King Street.
IJlOIt HKNT Ml FOR SA tTu "(is EASY
! TERMSj-Ne. 210 North Waterstrcct, one
story brick with two-story frame back building,
butcher shop with refrigerator and fixtures
slaughter house and st.ible. Apply nt
Janae-tfd NO. am NORTH MARY ST.
milE LARQEST AND FINRJT LINE OF
JL. Mierchaiim and French Briar Plixs,
Cigar Helders, cigar Ceses, Snuit Bexes and all
lands of smoker' articles.
DEMUTH'S CIGATl STORE.
Ill Li llk. a la
M-tMH
aw . mug nllVVU
OTICE TO MY
TOMKIIH!
FRIENDS AND CUS-
,
have located temporarily my ofllce and
warernems at the Southern Mar
set,
..u..n.. ihwiuiii.. in, ui my own niaiiura
ture. Hwclal attention Is clven in remirmJ
.., .H.,,j,..jn-.. kuir nun iiiir ueai lies.
mf.. M.llll. llna.n . ....!. .... m .. . . .I1-
always wins.
jsim
J. II. NORI1ECK, Agent.
SOME RARE BAIK1AINS-ODDS AND
... ,KlVir r Ilrle-B-llrac, Art Pottery, Plush
Easels. Therineineters nud Calenders, leftover
from the Holiday neasen, will be sold nt great
bargains te make room for coiitcinpTated
change In the spring. '
FIIAILEY'S EAST END PHARMACY,
.,,,,., (Opposlte Kjisterr Market.)
Fralley's Syrup of illoedroot, Wild Cherry
?,,Jd.1,.oche"n,,..c,",,'" ll,e most iierslsttiit
"tlrln" reugh: 2, 500 and II en.
trolley's Bitter Wlne or lien Is correct Ionic
aner the " drip ;" hv and II 00. M.W.FAvv
QiIIOES.
Something That Will Suit Yeu !
iV? nve fccdvcl the naency for Iheliest
Mens Shee that haseome te our notice. Anj--2"i.,.a,,l.,nF
B IJhue at that price iin make no
mistake In hiiylug this. UlsngmM litter, neat
ilii nnl?.,)U!' All ether lines Unit we keep jeu
will Unit te he right In price.
Wehavebeen unusually busy this season with
ordered work, and are prepared (oniiikeiiuy (eniiikeiiuy
thing for Ladles or Ueutlemen who want n
higher grade of Shee or have iecullarlllesnr
Shee MI"Ctt W"'' " Hcadj-Made
WM. H. GAST, ,
W4K NO. IM NORTH O.UBKN ST.
OAltOAINH IN RUBBERS.
Rubbers! Rubbers! Rubbers!
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
Ladles' Rubbers, Tt cents.
Misses' Rubbers, SO cents.
Men's Rubbers, 40 cents.
Men's Rubber Beet, II 21, '., f.'M.
Beys' Rubber Reet, II, It IS.
Rubbers of nil kinds nt reduced prices.
Jehn Hiemenz,
Ne. 67 NORTH QUIIKN 8TREET,
reblO-tfdF
IALACE OF FASHION.
ng
AT-
ASTRICH'S
115 & ii7 North Queen St.,
Anether deep cut in COATS.
The last balance of our stock
of Coats must be sold.
Tomorrow we start te sell
them out as fellows :
Ladies' Ncxuniarkcts.
Let 1, at $1.00 apiece. l
Let 2, at g2.oe apiece.
Let 3, at $3 00 apiece.
Let 4, at $5.00 apiece.
Let 5, at $7.50 apiece.
The balance of our stock of
Coats in 3 lets :
Let 1, at $i.oe apiece.
Let 2, at $2.00 apiece.
Let 3, at $3.00 apiece.
Our whole stock of Rnv
Overcoats.
Let 1, at $2.00 apiece.
Let 2, at 3.00 apiece.
All our Corkscrew Diagonal
Jackets in 2 lets.
Let 1, at $5.00 apiece.
Let 2, at $10.00 apiece.
Let 2 comprises some of the
finest imported Jackets, sold
from $17 te $20 apiece.
1 lie uaiancc 01 our stock of
Plush Wraps and Coats at half
cost price.
The balance of our stock of
Beys' Suits as fellows :
Let 1, at 98c a suit.
Let 2, at gi.40 a suit.
Let 3, at $1.98 a suit.
Let 4, at $2.49 a suit.
Let 5, at $2.98 a suit.
Let 6, at 3.49 a suit.
Let 7, at $3.98 a suit.
I hese were sold as high as
$9 and $10 a suit.
One let of Ladies' Blouses,
Children's Blouses, Fancy Jer
seys, Children's Jerseys, Skirts,
&c, at 69c apiece.
All our Fancy Dress Buttens
as 5c a dozen.
Only a few mere of these ele
gant Comforts which we sold
en special sale at $1 apiece.
This week is veurlast chance
Ret, corner of
nuuiii uiiMtn AU VINE STRElrrS, and
have In stock a nne nssertment of Sleighs. Iliiir-
e-
1 he Great Oleari
Sale
Palace of Fashion,
te get them,
, &5 SVucvttwcHtgtitt
Jj-JIfBOlTuTION OE PARTNERSHIP.,
n ti..tV. 4i V . truu.fH mrawui
111. miller the fltm nr uflnsA , i .
SSSffi'J'0 ,"tdttJ" J-""jr, u 1
nei.'n'TiIi1 -nien.u wllh ""te n"" arc te'he mi
nt the old stand, where the business xttll le
Ki'S?. K .W ..Jf Jft JL- T'y.?i'"
"- uum-1,11 I'tiiruimtrQ KivCn innn
n firm, and hope the same WIlFbe renUnwd
thesi icccMer. v. R. KENKAflV
","u JNO. L. UROFP.
:n
111IKO.V lilt IMIIIIllnlTU .mn
Hsa.I ! s k..SA. . WMUr
"" in " 1 uniy Menp
$35 1
LEGE. Y
I1AV ITltttXll,. MA,. ,rt.M...M
HION. KEYMrONKHUlNKHB CHl
"iik eirn iinii ijiuies. liusscne
i ucuer iirepure.i man ever te glve you a n
i...i. imi.iiii niiiniiinii. uur ellerM the
..Art. I.. .'.."". "'.. "'-7 "w "
.k NJ
"" ' wii crewnen wiui wnnderrulsn
v'. VV. 11. A1I1HHKIC. Iln
tfdAw
HI North Utiecn su, Uncaster, A
rilHKCALLA LILY IS THETRADE MAI
. or the ! Inest Seap en Earth. " PURIT
tyE EXAMINE EYES FREE.
Speotaeles I
WE. EXAMINE EYES FREE!
Ten Think Tour Eyes Are Ooed I
.U, ?.en.1i?T l,.,em etamlned you will prebah
.... r ...... """", ;ii uc n iireai ueip te you.
We USO Inlmllnliln III A uiiIkiIii-.
Jlileh;re made only by us, and recommend!
.e. "!"" wbuiisw as me ucsiaiastn dek
Live vision.
r0imJ UeW BlHc,nclc''. W.OO j usual prlJ
Stefil Spectacles, 6O0.I usual price, t .OO.
nrwuciui r.ye inscrieu, 91 ; usual price, ti
H. ZIHEMAH & BR0.130 S. Kioto Str
OITIC1ANS. I IMIIIDEI.FHIAJ
Between Cheslnnt and WaluulStreeU. 1
tnvMj
milKl
EOl'LES CASH STORE.
Bargains,
Bargains,
Bargains
!.V)Seal I'lusli Ousts for 110,
1 10 Seal Mush Coats for f,
f OScal riush Oents ter tit,
f.Bcal l'lush CeuU fur 120,
f2Scal I'lusli Couts for 117.
flHHcnll'hisli Jackets fertll,
till Seal l'lush Jackets for 111!.
f
I ft 00 Cleth Newmarkets for f 300,
SCO Cleth Newmarkets for 000,
1000 Cleth NewuiarkcU rer 7M,
12 M Cleth Ncwmerkets ftir 080,
1100 Cleth Newmarkets for 1300,
1800 Cleth Newmarkets for IS 00,
il GO Cleth Newmarkets tin 10 00.
One IM Reduced from 00 te I TS,
One Iil Reduced from 2 80 te 100,
One Let Reduced from 4 00 te 2 80,
One Let Reduced from 000 te 3 60,
One Let Reduced from 7A8 te 400.
A large line of finer goods at greatly reduc
prices.
nEMEMIir.R-Our Entire Stock or WlnM
uoeu iiiiisv ku nt once 11 pessiuic. We wl
innKe prices te mnke It go.
JMrlt will pay you te Inspect our stock.
26 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
mar20-lydll
"lOIM.AND HOTEL AT ORPHANS' COUr
V r?iii.r..
O.vTiiirnflniv. MiDmifl luiai
at tiie Frnnkltii lfnusn. Nn. IWKnrili n...
street, In the city or Ijnncasler, by order or t
Orphans' Court or the County of Lancaster, t
...' "'.' l"'"w fJUUlIC sain in
well-known und leiiir-establlshed hotel ai
restuurnnt, known as the " Copland Heuse
situated Nes. LTinnd 127 North Queen street,
the city of Lancaster. The let freuts tweni
four rcet, ene Inch en North Queen street, si
extending, back two hundred und forty -live ft
te Christian street. The Improvement are
mrKu mriiniurj- iioe'i nuu rcsinurunt, with
modern Improvements and rnnvmiien
water, uas, riinKes, Ice houses, and evcrythls
i' ii sr iiiu uiiai iii.-nis.
Tills property has long been the prlnclii
restaurant in the city, und is well worthy I!
iittcntlnn of biivcrs.
Sale te reiiiiueiKU at 7 o'clock, when attel
iu,ji,u .1111 uuyivvu uiiu icrnis maun Known I
j.ii.iinuMUAIIUHEK,
nIftIlllwwiiiTlWM,"",,TO,,"
pUIILIC SALE.
VJN J IIUIWIlAV, KKUIltTAUV 20, 1HX),
at the Ioperd Hetel will positively be sold :
..""I. Jetl I Haines' bcnutlful home. Ne. 4
Middle street, rentnlnliiK eight rooms, ilnclu
k miKu iiiriii&uuu nine ineiieusa is beai
jum,. uvrru iiinillKUUIIl, woeuvrnrK niilsui
I wnuiui, uiiiinicroeiii eieifanuy wainsceati
a deep dry cellar, coal, weed and potato bli
iron nyiirunt, lteluherien'11 cherry tree. Bad
let rears, Old Mlxen, Crawford, Seller and Sul
Jliiciiuium isiicu irrcs; uiauiinil lawn; let
cet, 10 Inches by Wl fuel. Sale positive; eai
Ne. i, Tliolw(vtervund nltln brick dwellln
uiiu lurKe iniMiiery irauie uacs: iiuilillnir. Ne,
Seuth Prince street ; let, 1 1 feet 7,li Inclien by I
feet U inches, cnutnluliiiclu all nfne rooms, u
nered thrnuurlieut. wui.-r In kiichen
Ne. .'I. The tvro-sterv and ntiln tiwMitn an
brick back bulldlnir, Nn.3l Seuth Prince strecl
1-oeiaiiiiiiK swvfii rooms, phXTii inroiiKlieul
wiiirr in Hiivncii iui, ii leci 7 Inches by
These houses are elessntly located, about th
centre of our cltv mid uerthv iiiaii.,ii.. .
'Iiose sccktnir a liouie or a geed Investment
t'UH.r III llin.
Sale ut 7:30 p. in.
.,, JOLLUHAINFM,
feb8,i2,l',,i7 Auctioneer.
SPECIAL BAltaAINS IN FURNITURE,
FURNITURE!
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In ALL KINDS OP FURNITURE will
given rer the NEXT Tlllltry DAY'S. PeeplJ
.....K ,u iiiiunuKccpiiii; iii me npnnir vvlllsavl
money ey sclcctlnit goods new and havlnd
tncin put nslde until wauled.
W. C. SJLPiP.
NO. 114 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
-Next te Southern Market.
JnnlV.'mWdS
1 RO Vt'N'S SKIN CURATIVE SOAP.
A CLEAN, HEALTHY COMPLEXION,
A SOFT, SMOOTH SKIN.
Brown's Skin Curative Seap
Fer Infants' delicate tklus It ha no superior!
niiii fsvp iviiiiiid
Household Ammonia, 12c a bottle. I
fhe biggest und best lines or Toilet Buips Inl
BROWN'S DRUG STORE,
COR. DUKE A LEM0N8TS.. HNCA8TER.PA I
jueiiyiii,iii,-K
1 RAND CONCERTS
PROCTOR'S OPERA HOUSE,
SATURDAY, FEB. IS, 1$W. '
First rendition In Lancaster of
ROSSINI'S "STABAT MATER,"
n mi ma leiiuwing eminent soleUU t
Ml Jl.MAUINK llAt-LKNOCCK, S.lprailO t
? ,ri"A,:N-, Ce..Ualtu,:MuyS:
feneVNcw VerkT ' vwu' "'lv'' tMn'
Or aud Chorus and Orchestra.
Walter Bausinan. Conductor! Rev. II. Q.
Quuss, Musical Director.
Admission-Parquet, H'oej liniuct Circle.
TliePeflple'sWSte
. TT!.i!kc,,er "le "' a- Veu Dersuillh's. I
L. M, Flun, Harry Smith and W, e. FmiUy. I
riM5i,
,s:
t&jft1
PJ!