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and dues. A goad tits ia prvadeed all Baurpriaa Party. Til Past as Lataeaatar, THE LANCASTER THESr Village Election. J. M.

GREIS WANTED! THURSDAY. MARCH 20. ISM. NOTEJJE.XS. r-iir.

C. G. rank it Uw rick list. TtMbuttrboiiMt kfnttinf trial. a) shades of tbe trat robin rf, hf ama tbia morning.

bressGoods In all grades. Also a new line of Carpets, Oilcloths, Wall and Draperies. Mr. Ptal Oerer ia toontwd to bar boon by aa attack ol tba grip. -Mr.

and Mrs. H. E. (ImUhi both Mnloed to tbe koats by intm. Rfgaata'pamloationaaja a pi ognm thia week la Um LancMtfr L'nloartchool, -WkHtwrUardicaaatml lik a lioa wa aball all bo glad wbea Vlsrra baa marched away.

Mr. Joha lingers, who baa been eooflaed to bia bona by lllacaa lor number of daya, ia oat again. Tbe Dank o) Lancaatar will ba open tay Thoraday crning, romromdng thia evening, from to o'clock. Mr. Oeorge rVbrrvw, who purchased a lot in Collax lleighU hat week, baa already broken ground hr a boom.

MeaanL Joseph Kapler and Joha Lambrix, who were reported on the alrk list last week, are able to be ont again. Mr. R. Beaaley haa been awarded the contract to build a large doable houee on Wren ansae lor Mr. H.

M. Benhaia. Go to the Eaeter aale at the rreatir-teriaa Church next Tneaday evening and bay an orange, picked from the orange tree. Next Sunday will be Palm Sunday, and will be obeerved aa each in Trinity "Xliurch by appropriate mueic anfl eer-" mona. i W.

H. Kienti 4 Son broke ground niuiia muu M.vsv You can save money by stock before purchasing elsewhere. To evory c.ish customer during numbered ticket will be given for evory dollar's worth of goods purchased Kach ticket will 'entitle ilm i. .1 1 Naab oa 4afc. Avenue, near1 7 wuramay and nmay, june ti, louu, at 7 0 clock J.

M. -DEALER IN- Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Carpets, Nos. 27 and 29 West Main Street, LANCASTER, N. Y. who at lead -We are hi receipt ol Balktia Ko.

6t the igriralUiral Exprriamit Buttoa at Geneva on "Aaalyaia of rerttllters collected during the The boUetiaglraiabrirloatUaeoIUM work prarlooely done la thia Una and then Drearata tonss aaelul fact la regardo taXeoaipoaUoa ol lortiliaera, aaulaiaiug the technical tetna wed la stating the aaalyaia of a fertiliser. TVa follow tabic firing ta dVteil the SBaljssac, diSenat branda a raajnaercial fertilisers. Every farmer who pnrcbaara hrtillarra shook pom thia baUrtis. (All ot the bulletins ol the Butioa will bs aaat to any braer ia the Bute who will take the trouble of evading a postal card to the Butioa. PERSONAL.

-Mr. P. V. Mintoa ol Buffalo waa la town Friday. Mr.

Frank Klaha ol Buffalo called on Irieoda la this village. Monday. Mine Uray ol Buffalo waa the guest ol Mra. F. II.

Carr on Tuesday. Mian Aana Klaha of Buffalo apeat Tneaday with Mies Iturckhardt. -Mrs. L. A.

Avery of Angolaapentlaat week with her son, Mr. Gny A very. Mra. J. M.

Hakes has returned from a visit to Mrs. James Cook ol Sardinia. Mies H. Carter apeat Saturday and Sunday with her parents at Eden Valley. Mine Minnie Locke of Buffalo waa the gnest of Mise Sarah Smither prer Sunday.

Mr. Charles Boacbe, ol the Arm of Boacbe Brothers, of Buffalo, wasiatowa yesterday. -Mr. iiirbnlss Adema ol Buffalo apeat Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Turanian ol Erie street. Sunday. Mra. II. Garretaee ol Warsaw was ia town Monday, the guest of her son, Mr.

J. O. Uarretses. Miss Jane Fogrlsoagrr ol Williams-vilis visited the Tones family Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr.

Engiehard Ohm and son, Mr. Frank A. Ohm, made a business trip to Albany last week. Mr. and Mrs.

C. Francis Alward ol Buffalo were guests of Ir. and Mrs. Eaton on Sunday. Miss Laura Cooper was the gnest ol the Misses Looney of TVnntlord Place.

Buffalo, last week. I Mra. John Maw of Alden was the guest of Mr. William Hulbert and family on Monday. Mian Katie Balthasar of Buffalo visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Balthasar, on Sunday. Mr. William Hoppe and aister Minnie of West Seneca spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra.

Jacob H. Bents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph fin achat of Buf falo were the gneeta of Mr.

and Mra. John Schrnnkel on Tuesday. -Mrs. D. L.

Ransom returned home last Friday from Edmeston, X. where she had been visiting friends. Miss Margaret Netter of Ludington street, East Buffalo, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. Brennen of Central avenue.

Mrs. lloag and Miss Nellie Hoag ol Akron were the guests ol Mr. and Mrs. W. M.

Black mon Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. George P. Crittainger haa been spending a fewdayeat Suspension Bridge with her daughter, Mrs. Henry A.

Lauer. -Mrs, Wwrd Mellingerand children, Adeline and Eddie, of I'tica street, Buffalo, are viairlng her mother, Mra. V. Brennen. The Misses Ely, who were the guests of the Mrs.

Clapp nearly a week, left several days since to visit relatives ia Corfsh- -MisiTLydisTllay andMiss Mary Bents ot Lancaster spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Frank Eckert ot Buffalo. Misi iMariaret Brenne and DrjrhyroaTb-tiBitth(f; relatives in Buffalo, returned home Tues day evening. Mr.

and Mrs. E. Kiss and. son Harry spent Thursday evening with a party ot binds at the residence ol Mr. and Mrs, Soyeaol Mr.

F. Jiinyr th fast iaas B. J. Gottachalk on Monday in the interest ol the Orient wheel. -Mr.

and Mrs. N. Ilecker and sons Charles and John and Mian Tillie Jerge of Bnffalo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schrankel of Holland Avenue.

Mrs. M. L. Relet has been confined to her bed 'since Sunday with a Very severe attack of facial neuralgia and erysipelas. She is, however, somewhat improved at thia writing.

Misses Bertha Roberta, Cdia Melville and Estetle Yeomann ot Aides are among those who are taking the Regents' ex aminations at the Lancaster Union School this wce.r" Mrs. Solon Bruce, Mrs. Phoebe Bruce, Misa Father M. Clapp and Miss Ella Brace attended the convention of the Lancaster Cbeektowaga, Sunday School Association at Halstead Avenue Congregational Cbifrch on Tuesday. Miss Hartman of Main Street leaves thia week tor Chicago, where aba will be maid ol honor at the marriage of Addle Leona, daughter ol Dr.

and Mrs. L. D. McMichaeJ, formerly of Buffalo, to Samoa! Lockett. Buffalo Commercial.

Card of Thanka. Mr. and Mra. Albert Oeyer wish to express their thanks to the friends aad neighbors who so kindly assisted them ia their recent bereavement. tteaa BMBlte trmm Mat.

rfe. It, ISM -flood sanssa-J Hua kas ban Uksi It nr tnu lor tat past tea rasro wtth food rsnrita, saa vw ressrd It as sa sstqaaM Wood poroW. 1 eteoaiaHaa It to att wan art sasrrlnf trosi sutsg csseee from taptfi blood. Mis. Onrse Koemar.

Haod't Plus set auwealowdr wnk Bood't saraspsrOIS. OB BALK OR RMT. Brlrk sWllc Mora, aaiooa ssdj sara as aus atiwi, lttn II. arasarti. Is saves Lrvsslvssv DarTkssMiHle al saMS at soaMaelMa, Mkaia, teniae, ootoi tad tm sand every kr ssUtkt gars, IsresMsIitUs; Catstaa, The village election oa Tuesday waa one ol much more interest thin any lor- mer election held here.

There were two tickets in the field aad every voter who waa at borne and able to be at the noils wssout. There were 48t votes east 4- WAWiaarkMiAheaAhuo toe law directs, and were thrown out. Following is the vottin ro Joseph Elmer K. Norton. ......383 Frank X.

Ilrandd Jfll Frank -The two first named gentlemen, whp were candidates on the independent ticket, were elected. roK (UtUK. Frank 8. roa TUKlSt'BE. John Leininger .405 roa collector.

Andrew Koch 405 roa juwkohok. Jacob Stephen 455 It was resolved that the following sums of money lie raited by taxation for the different fnnda and purposes for the ensuing year: General fund To pay village ofticera Police fund Lamp fund Fire Street fund For a new aale Hose cart For fire honae 3,000 For fire engine 295 Total 'SouaeEvldenceaof a Gentleman." Mr. Benjamin Rush Davenport gave the' members of the Ilmtherhnnd ,.1 oa aonuay eveufiig. The enlij Mg. The subject was.

Aime evidences of a gentleman." Mr. Davenport said "that aa there exists such differences lit opinion aa to what constitutes a gentleman it is better (o give instances that seem to indicate true gentility rather than to deal in definitions." Then he related instances, anecdotes and stories of boys, soldiers, great men like Washington, Lincoln, Lee, and closed with illustrations from the life of the greatest type of gentleman, Tne Saviour. Mr. Davenport's "little talk," aa he called it, could not fail to make an impression upon the young men and boys who heard it, as it brought before his bearers a lesson and inght it by an illustration. The mem bers ol the Krotherhood were so unnnl mous in their expressions of pleasure de rived from Mr.

Davenport's "little talk" that iris sale to say that Trinity Church Brotherhood will become a popular institution ot the village if these little talks be often given. Church Notices. Preaching by the pastor at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday morning and evening. Bible Oass each Wednesday evening at 7.15, and social worship at 8. Preparatory lecture, instead of the usual meeting lor prayer, on the evening of Wednesday, April 1.

Immediately after this service there will be the regular meeting of the session, at which time any who desire to become communicants of the church should be present with their application. The Young People's Society of Chris tian Endeavoroftbe Presbyterian Church weekly prayer meeting on Sunday evening at 6.30 All young people are cordially invited to attend. The Junior Endeavor Society will meet at 3 clock Sunday afternoon. MKTHOIIWT ErmroPlL CHFRTH. Sunday services at 11 a.

m. and p. m. In the evening Mr! Edwin Kettle, Secretary of the East Buffalo Y.M.C. win give a special address to young people.

Sunday School at noon. Junior League at 3 p. r'Pworth XeagUfi prayer -meeting at- clone ot evening service. Official Board meeting Tuesday at 7.30 amV" Week-night prayer meeting Wednesdav at 7.30 p. m.

Teachers- Bible Study Class at close of prayer meeting. li thkkan mi'sni. Sunday, March 3010.30 a Ger- man senTce and confirmation of catechumens. p. English service.

Wednesday, April 110.30 Lea- ten service. Thursday, April p. Clans for Bible st udv. Good April a. German service.

Saturday, April 4-2 rTnj Jionteaaibn-. al service. Caster Sunday, April 610.30 a German service and celebration ot the Lord's Supper? I. p. English servieid taster Monday, April 610.30 a.

berman service. TttLMTV CHLkCH. Palm Sunday Morning rrrayt'r and srrrnuD 11 o'clock. Snnds.v Srhn.il aaUi P' 1 JtorJng pmrer aid Krooo 7j9.iri All seats in this church are free. BAPTIST MIHXIOX.

The Baptists will meet in Stoddard building on Uvenick a venae for Sab bath School at 2.30 p. m. Preaching at 1.80 p. m. every Sunday.

A cordial weJcoroe is extended to all. GIRMAX U. t. CHURCH. Sundny School at 9.30.

Morning i vice at 10.30. Evening service aa an nounced by the pastor. owa thisi Ws oatr Ok Handred Oollsra Seward lor aa? etat of catarrh that raaaot as raced hy Hall's tatarrfc cars, F. J. CHKNEf a TsMo.

0. We, tha ailenssaed. kavs kaowa f. 1. Cheoey "WtsslaatM yeara aid beam hist perlrrtU svawmnls It til btslsssi traassrtloas sad tsaa- cially able to carry out say obilcatloB Made by tkalrarai.

Wbst TaSat, Wscsssss. DnMnrkta. Toledo. 0, Wausst. Kntsaa htism, Wholeaale Drnr ta, Toledo.

O. HaM'a Catarrh Cure takva Internally, acting dhartly spot the blood sad asnna savsuas ot tasaysteaa. Prks Me per bottle. Hold by diajcifcta. Tsstlnvoalaktrea.

roa kbmt. Brlrk kffaaa as Chsrrh street. Oeorse P. Sarhrtcfc, Lahs aveatr. laqiu at Catarrh enreri, health and sweat breath reared, by Sbiloh's Catarrh Reetedy.

Price si nata. Nasal uqaasor (rat. fat salt III rraak a. gaaaUf- f-151) 40t) 500 9011 500 a at 01 a 01 ot all to to F. i Hl 1,500 300 150 Maater Oeorge Kapler, aoa ol Mr.

aad Mra. Joseph Kapler of fait MaW street, waa (Uesaaatly surprised by about thirty olbis friends on Tneaday evening, it being' nla tWrteeath bMbdayTh evening waa spent In playing gamei and an excellent aaariya- was Easter Bale, IWetatw tU Kastec'snh) next Tuesday evening, March 81et. It will beheld In the baaement of the Prtsbyteriaa Cbarrb, and ia to commence at 7 o'clock rream and cake will be for sale, as well aa freah home made caady. An attractive feature of the evening will be the Japanese booth. There yoq will lad ladMdrjsard innatlre costume, ready to serve yoa with tea.

With each enaol tea bought, a Jnpaneae souvenir will be given away. Kind Words. The following is an extract of a letter written by Mr. Jason Yurann ol Blue Rapids, Kansas, to his aister, Mitt W. E.

Yurann of thia village: "I am very much interested in the Past of so graphkslly ik etched ia th Tinas bv Dr. Waith. No one else could give such a sketch as he, and I regard it on the whole aa a very accurate history. 1 am very glad be has published it, and am grateful for your thraghtfulnea in sending: me the Daners. By the way, I think that Mr.

Heist hi entitled to the credit of being a- model aewspaper man. I scsrcely ever read a country paper equal to Literary Society. At the Literary Society mat week original pa pen and select rending! were! Mr. Oatehell read a clever paper en fl'MWWtWWWW IVDWI. Jirtr; The 0M Ud() ()fflce wjth titled rlfcrlrt3i.Jw Mre incidental particulars about the Holland company, nr.

natth read a paper about The Life and Character of the. Spanish Painter Munllo." Mra. Looney read a short sketch by James Whiteomb Riley, and Mr. Bnllis a eriectioa from the Boston Saturday Evening Gasette. "Egypt" was announced as the gen eral subject for the next meeting.

Died. Benjamin F. Smiley, an old and highly respected citiien of the town ol Lancas ter, died at his home about two miles east of Bowmanarille, on Friday, March 30th, after a long illness, aged 63 years, a montns and days. Ms was a brother ot Mr. George H.

Smiley of this village. The funeral was held from his late residence on Sunday. Margaret Eleanor, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. C.

X. Sullivan ol Central avenue, died, at the- home of Mrs. SuUivsn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Devens, at Darien, on Wednesday, March 35, ol gastro entritis, aged 4 months and 9 days. The funeral will be held at the Catholic Church at Crittenden on Friday at 11 o'clock a. m. Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Oeyer ot Central avenue are mourning the death of their infant son, Raymond which occurred on Monday, March 33, aged 1 mouth and 31 daya. The luneral was held at St. Mary 'a Church yesterday morning, Rev. V.

Scheffcla officiating. The Funeral of Peter Davis. The funeral ol 1'cter Davis, who was killed DV a hawnv train mi the rr.iMinv yaUfr at week, aa announced in our laat issue, took place from the Methodist Episcopal Church last Friday afternoon. It had been intended that' the burial should take place Sunday afternoon. tmtthe condition of the body so terribly Injured necJta ted the earlier interment.

The Rev. H. A. Reed conducted the funeral service and preached an appropriate sermon from the text, Luxe xii, 40: "Be tfwttore ready al for the eon of maucauwthatau hour wbeo ye- think not." The friends who officiated as pall bearers were Messrs. J.

Heller, R. Kurtx, F. James, J. Payne, L. Bersonnet snd Faulhaber, Mr.

Davis was widely known tor miles around, his periodical appearing with his pack of wares being looked for- hy many a village community as one of sTcatenuarT" Suicide. George Loesch of Central avenue committed suicide at about seven o'clock yesterday jmorning by about three ounces of carbolic It appears that a quantity ol. the fluid had been kept ia the house lor aaticeptk purposes, used during a recent sickness in the lamily. The suicide left his home yester day morning, saying to his wile that he waa going out to take a walhv She almost immediately afterward missed the bottle containing the acid from its sc- eastomed place, and then, attracted by the odor of the fluid, discovered a cop into which her husband had evidently poured and from which he drank the I contents of the bottled In the meantime Loearh had walked to the EUicott Toad and turning east had reached aa far as the first lipase on the right hand side ot the. At this point, overcome by the poison, the unhappy man tell into the ditch by the roadside.

Some passers by, having area the man tall, picked him np and carried him to the verandah ol the house near by, where, In a tew mo ments, be died. He waa a ton of Mr. Valentine Loesch living north of the village, and was 83 years of age. He leaves a wifeand one child, a baby about three weeks ok). Loesch had been out of work lor some time past and waa in a despondent frame ol mind.

His brain Was eongeni-tally weak, and oa several previous oc- caaionahehad nnsocceasfully attempted the taking of his life. The funeral will take place from the residence on Saturday afternoon at o'clock. BUT OF ALL Todeanaetbe systen in a gentle and truly beneficial manner, when the Springtime comes, nse the true aad perfect remedy, Syrup ol Figs. One bottle trill answer lor all the tamily and costs only 50 cents; the large eJse 1. Buy the genuine.

Manafactured by the California Fig Syrup Company only, and tor tab) by ail drBggttta. it or (oormran.) We wars by no mesne "but of the woods" at the point where Lea sor rendered. No ona. Indeed, after the news muny.Wleved tam there would. J.

any mora severe fighting. But aa the draft flnteWf been, WJoVstj on subject to It eonid oe sure that ne ahoura not have to musket, and march to the aaat of war at more or lees tjevnavmleact to bia domestic attain. ana experience of personal oartunip. The draft lor the towns ol Holland aad iAncaeter came oa April 11, nnd took place at the residence ol General Scroggm, the provost marshal of the district, on Washington Street, Buffalo, near the present Biiabane and Mooaey Building. A crowd of interested people from Lancaster gathered outside.

A committee from our townsmen, of which the late Henry Atwood was one, went in to superintend the drawing, and ere that all waa fair A window waa dropped, from which Atvood announced to the crowd the names as they were drawn from the wheel. About 4 (XI names were put in the quota was 80; a ad 00 names were drawn so as to provide lor exemp tions. The crowd received the whole thing with the utmost good nature. Even drafted men bad not much to grieve over, for there was now no prospect of confinement and starvation in rebel prisons, snd but taint prospect ot any more fighting. ffn the 15th came the terrible tidings of the aaaaawnation of President Lincoln.

On Wednesday, April 19, special services were held in the Presbyterian Church before an unusually large congregation, as a funeral tribute to the murdered president. The bell waa tolled; the interior was draped, the- Ajnericnn fla ft being wreathed with the sables behind the pulpit! and the pastor preached an on the 3TtH the remaiha of Lincoln passed our town by apecial train on the Erie Road, and lay in state at the St. James in Buffalo, where thousands came to view them and later in the day ca me the news that J. Wilkes Booth, the assassin, had been overtaken and killed near Fredericksburg, Va, All these things kept our people for a time at lever teat. Before dropping the subject of the war, I will just mention, that a poor old horse, belonging to H.

P. Campbell, and afflicted with some painful maljdy, wjas lumea out ny nis owner to was, on July 3, 1873, despatched with pistol bullet by the friendly hand ot the writer. The earn is mentioned only for the claim which was confidently made made by Mr. Campbell, and believed by many of our cititens, that this was the very horse which the rebel general, Lee, rode at the time when be surrendered to Grant at Appomattox Court House. In the late autumn preceding the dose of the civil war there was committed in this village a startling crime which may as well be recorded at this point as at any other.

It was the murder ot the widow of John L. Lewis, about two o'clock on the morning ot Sunday, Nov. 6, 18G4. Mr. Lewis a short time previously had died in a fit of melancholy by his own hand.

He was reputed to be wealthy, and in his house (that which ia now occupied by Mr.Philip Watts) there waa a sale. A burglar placed a ladder at the west end ot the house and entered the chamber window. Descending to begin operations upon the safe be awoke the inmates, and Mrs. Lewis began to scream, at which be shot her. Later he was arrested for another crime, snd was hanged at Geneeeo under the" pseudonym of Wilson.

Previous to his death he confessed the Lancaster murder. (to roxTTxrin.) Lancaster Co-Operative Work. Glass We take the- following- notice of the Lancaster Co-Operative Glaea Works from the National Bottlers' Uaiette, Uinbliahed at New York Nearly fifty years ago the manufacture ot glass was begun in Lancaster, X. andhas continued auuicwlully and prosperously until the present day. In 18H8 the original plant was bought by the Lancaster I'o-Operativedlaiw Works, some ol the stockholders of this concern having been faithful employees ol the old concern for 30 years and upwards.

The buainen ot the Lancaster Co-Operative Glaaa Works ia confined exclusively to the manufacture of bottles, and the high grade of the stock ia testified to by the and conaervative concerns who have used the bottles of this factory entirely lor eo many years. A specialty is msde ot mineral water and beer bottles for bottlers snd brewers, and the etrength and finish of the Lancaster ware is vli known among them. The experienced employees of this corporation are all members of the Glass Blowers'- are skilled men devoted to their trade. The otttcers of the corporation are knows aa careful, conservative and upright men, and stand high in their home community, which is proud of the institution. Misa Wlllard to Speak In Buffalo.

Miss Frances E. Willard, Ph. president of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union for many years, aad president ot the World's Woman Chris- tian Tempnc-ioirpre'hceTla organ itation over seven years since, will "intereatPto those greatest organiiationa of women in existence, on Wednesday, April let, 189J, at 3.80 p. m. The place tor the address will be announced in city papers as toon aa settled.

The afternoon ia chosen so that bar host of admirers all "over the county can. have thegteat -privDege ol hearing thia gittedr-gracious woman powerful It haa been many yeara since the has spoken In Buffalo. Her ever widening work will doubtless prevent her ever coming there again. It wifj be a delight to all who attend to are and bear one whom Joseph Cook truly describes aa "the best known and best loved woman in the world." sehlaa Aralos lairs. The bests sultrt in the world for mra bruises, soma, nictrs, salt rheum, fcrer sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin arnptlons, and positively cures piles, or no pay required.

It gunnuttfed to gin perfect satisfnetioa money refunded. Price 25c per box. or sej or rani o. uusnuur. The Snrins; dotht arlected hv Mr.

Naab ia New lork city harearrirrd.and are now open for tnsravtioa ia 08 Niagara street, Buffalo, or for samples at W. Adolf sa nest Main street, Laa- castsr. Prices as low aa the lowest. lh nMstk Clay worsted suits 16.00. Gea.

Imported Clay worsted suits 120.00, luMBMtU(t fs.au. eprtmr suits Some, cheap acreage in Or near the Village of Lan- farm will be taken under consideration unless offered by the owner. Price must be low and terms reasonable. NO. B.

SQUIRE, 9tErleCoonty BMBoildiog, BUFFALO. A GENEROUS HUSBAND or father always enjoys the delight of seeing his loved ones gratified in their natural desire for beautiful ornaments, especially when he can gratify them at a figure within reason. My handsome stock contains the finest assortment of gems Bet in the most unique manner, and my bukk 01 waicnes, silverware, cannot be duplicated, and at nriccs that give the man of modern means chance. F. WA1ENMACHER, JEWELER, No.

29 W. Main Street, LANCASTER, N. V. ALEX. STODDARD, Painter, Paper Hanger, Decorator, Grainer and.

SignrWriterT Everything In the line. Satisfaction Given or No Pay Kequired. All Orders Promptly Attended To. 1 have rery fine workmen em ployed (or the 7- --v-- ALEX. STODDARD, Cor.

Erie and Livingston Lancaster, N. Y. fjIMK TOrSTT roi RT, Hcnnss B. Van Heftfflff: "SffaiUSI 7nBS et al. Urfemlauta.

IB DUmUADT SUll tlV TlrtlM. nf lnri.mMit nf fonrltMarr and In tb nhoTe witltM riioa on IB Mra day ol Marrn. IWKI. th under-alirwd rahrw, duly sppoluted lor tbat purpovr, will sell at public auction Id the- Huflnlo Real Katate Excbanae Room, No. iltt rearl Street.

In tneOtj ol Hiittalo. New York, on lint lath. I MM. le o'clock In tne lorenoon ol that da, the real estate and tnortKftefl premise dearrlhed In and directed by raid ndKit)pnt to be sold and therein dearrlbed ait followa AU that tract or parcel of land situate In the Town of Chrektriwag-a. County of Klie and State new tors, ana nclns part ot arm Lot number alxty-eeven, Townehlp eleven and Rnnse seven, bounded and deecrlbed aa follow.

Resin. Bins at point In the center of Zurbiirk Road at the distance of fourteen hundred twenty-two and s-ieo (Ua. feet westerly ol the center of Trawdt Road: thence northerle and nantllel with Transit Road elrht hondreil flftv-flve and t-le ISH Si feet to the center of Cayuga Creek thence easterly alonjr the center of aald creek to point in a une parallel with Transit Road and twelve hundred seventy and 30-100 1170.301 feet westerly trom tne center ol the Transit Rosd, measured alons the renter nf Xurhrtrk Rnjul Duuwrcu ana mneiy-iaree (nai Wei to tne center tne zarnnek Kosd, sua thence westerly slons the center ill the Zurbrick ona hundred to the place ol hs- sinntns. containins tnree seres ol-lano. Dsted.March jw m.

Qtoaoi N. FtuiNa. Plalntira Attorney, West Eafle Bnlalo, NOTICK TO CREDITOR8. Pnrannnttotn order ot Hob. I.onli W.

Harnns. Niirmeate Kris consty, N. Is bsreby flven to persona haunt elslma or demands against anna n. neei, tale tu me IOWB Ol Lancaster, IB said eaantv. doeeassd.

that thsv are ranniml exhibit the same artut tba voucher thereof the sndorsUroed. the administrator of the esuto ot the said deraaaed, ar roe ofltca or rsiup ri. tMern, ass bisib street, in the city or Duaaro, ia aaia ouuBty. aa or oarore tne isi day ot October, 18M. Datad taa Sih day ot March, ISM.

6E0RUB R. BKTRR, Admitlatrtltr. MACHINE SHOP. BROST. W.

LUTZ. 10 kinds of RtpilrinJ Doit. Sbc-bmi, BoUrt. StaVB Pvupa, BW-Lawll MowHtf, Qtaaa, iMfct, Farming Tool, Ac. NOTXOB.

MiiUta brcycto nptUrlag We ttteti op to do thbt tium of work MtWarto- aad oa Aart ootke. Oct our prirca Mora Iroa and falraulira plp. tMt and ntaJtb)e irtbigBb brum ralria, eocka, laiKeta, and all kiada of rablvtr packing. H. B.

VAN PEYMA, COUNSELOR AT LAW, 20 Watt Eagla 8trwt, iOTfaXO, T. 1 frri Ji.l-fl.LU calling and examining the this sule and until (Into of drawine a place 1'. GREIS, LANCASTERTAILOR. I have received a very nice line of samples of Imported Domestic WOOLENS, which I will make np in the latest styles and very reasonable. I invite all to look at samples and get prices.

Agent for patent umbrella covers. TONY OSTERMEIER, Opposite Times Office, LANCASTER, H. T. DR. F.

H. MASON, DENTIST. All operation, pertaining to dentistry most rnrrf ally and skillfully performed by the latest and most approved methods known to the profession. Gold, allver and cement fillings; gold, aluminium and rubber plaUa; crown and bridge work. Preseryallou oi natural teth a specialty.

t'nlnlraiaatrastlon ol teeth. Office Oyer tne Buffalo Dry Goods Store, Cmt. Hals St. and Central LANCASTER, N. T.

BUILDERS, Here is Tour OpporHlj, I will sell you a lot and furnish you money to build with. Come and see i J. C. BOWEJf, 64 Chapin Block, Buffalo, N. Y.

i Mixture OUR LEADER. OuAmBtMd to cure aft fung Hona. CODtaioa neither opium or morvphlDe. STUlCTLYatELlABLE. by P.

CUSHINQ, RHiabla Pharmaclat, niinpton. Cowan A Wholtwale UrufrfttaU) and artwere; If. 8. Hubbard ft Wholesale DruKg.iit.1, Buffalo, N. Y.

BrsCHOF Proprlftoni, ---KM OHuton Stmjt, BuiTftio, N. T. EorSale? ON AURORA STREET. A well built hooar coBtalnlog tun rooma cractvd baro lot 50x350. If told at once a low Hgure will be aeerptcd on wy moderate tertna.

For furtbrr partlcalari and poiniaaloB to view the houae apply to FRED'K SORBIE, Real Estate Office, Rear ol Post OfBra. For Sale. Two-story brick house on Maple Avenue. Lot 70 by 193, Ilouse nearly new. Inquire of F.

0. IIAAKE, Oo th Pnjmiws. street. 'Letters are advertised at the Lsn- I ii i vosuer pumiiucviw mrm, uun 4. aims.

Emery Pierre, Mr. William Staub and L. Thomas. Vr. A.

V. Edwarde and Senator George A. Davis of this Tillage have leased offices in the new EUicott Square building in Buffalo. -Mr. Henry Heai of PaTement recent ly purchased and moved into one of the Setter boueea near Central avenue, north of the EUicott road.

The Depew Sangerbund announces a grand concert and ball to be held at Weimar's Hall, Depew, on Monday evening, April 27th. 4 The Como Cornet Band serenaded Messrs. E. K. Norton and Joseph Knpfer, the newly elected trustees of the village, on the night of their election.

Mr. Joseph Adolf haa the contract lor building fancy frame cottage on Brady avenue in thia village lor Mr. Frank j. Balthasar ol Buffalo. The lecture on "A Trip to Alaska" by Prof.

I. B. Bishop, given at the Union School last Thursday evening, was a success educationally and financially. The case of C. J.

Carbon against J. M. Greis waa given a jury trial in Judge Huber's Court on Saturday last. The verdict rendered was "No cause of action." Mra. John Baynor has rented of Mr.

F. S. Cunning the Kinney house on East Main street, formerly occupied by J. D. Mcllwain and family, and will more into it about April 1st.

It it conservatively, estimated that at least forty per cent, of the people now -in the liquor bunneae will have to abandon it on account ol the high tax put upon it by the Raines bill. The second-year daas in German at the Lancaster Union School lor the past year passed regents at an average of 83 per cent, and the Grecian hietory-ehns passed at an average of 87 per cent. Mr. Thomas Wells haa decided not to take the Krauseold house on Holland avenue, as stated in our last "ssoe. but will toccupy rampp house on that street foHhe present Dr.

Samuel S. Potter celebrated trie eightieth birthday on Sunday last. The doctor hale and hearty lor a man ol his years. May he live to celebrate many more birthday te the wish. ol but many.

friends The tauXen aid" pupils of Ijarjcaiter Union School den re to express their thanks to Mr. J.O. Gsrretsee and Mr. 8. B.

Smiley lor the use ot their teams on Wednesday afternoon of last week for the sleigh ride. We understand that Mr. R. E. Coleman.

Snnerintendent At. thar fninn "Pap Works, has purchased the Wickbara house and lot on East Main street, and will erect a handsome new residence on the site of the old houee. Joseph Brass and John Schilling were arrested last week by Jacob Seeger of Elma, charged with stealing beef hides. They were tried at Manila on Friday inat. before Judo.

Hunt, who disrhanrMl tbera, no evidencs having been found gainst them. Next week, which is the week More Easter Day, has been known for centuries by the nams ol Holy Week. Daily services will be held ia Trinity Church at 4.80 p.m., with "a abort address. In addition to these there will be a lull morning service on Good Friday at 10.80 o'clock. Another divorce scandal la about to be aired tor the Misa Spring, who lately wedded Mr.

Varrh, has made an application lor a separation, claiming that he is a blustering, chilling old man, with whiskers of icicles and a heart that win chill any maiden as sensitive as Miss Xewa. Brest 4 inti bare added new iron planer to their machine shop oa Wast Main atreet. The machine, which is from the Ohio Machine Tool Company's works, waa purchased ot R. Hdffad I Company. The above gentlemen an now better prepared than ever to do Ul klnda of repairing in the machinery line.

Bee their new advertisement in another column. The Eagle Hose Company boys are mjtking great preparations for their eleventh aqnoal ball, which will be given Easter Monday sight at the Amertcaa Hotel. Thia ia an excellent data they have selected, tor during Lent festivities of this kind are lakl aside, and Eastsr Monday sight wUI be the grst oppor Unity the young peopl, will bars to go Clover Seed! We have a very rbuice stock ol Alsyke Clover, Medium Clover, Crimson Clover Timothy Seeds. AIM a good line ol WHEELBARROW FORTE FEED -v- GRASS SEEDERS, by using which 70a can save seed, bow any quantity, utl kw much vaer than by bnnd. SPRING GOODS arrlvlDC dailx Pkaae call and Uiuk them urer.

TOYNBEE Dealers In Almost Everything, Bowmansvttte; X. Y. FARM FOR RENT. A farm of 130 acres, on the Kim- bail Road, one-foorth mile sonth of Kimball's Stock Farin.nquire of GEORGE P. ZURBRICK, Lake Avenue, Lancaster, N.

Y. Hotel Furniture For Sale, Ono black walnnt bar and fixtures, 1 safe, 1 dining-room sign bajd, 1 hotel range, 1 large gasoline stove, parlor stoves, oeuroom furniture, clothes cupboards, and oil beaters. JlitS. JOHN RAYN0R, American'Hotcl. S.YOUMG Kffpti coDitaotly on band a GROCERIES, NOTIONS, Canned Goods, Fruits, Vegetables, Tobacco, Cigars, Ac.

wtral 'and "IHcaaaBt J. HELLER, DIALER III PECKHAM'S GRAND RANGES AND TBI Bay State Furnaces. Altr all klflda of Hardware, Titwsra, rtlBU, Oils, Qlaas, Ac. CT" All kltde si tts work tad rtptlriitt tnwslsltr. Grandest of Musical SOHMER and HAZELTON PIANOS.

The twvat.of the ase the wondrrfn! Roltaa. Ooata sotalsf to ess sod hear It. F. iKfi Pim Rmbs, "tiSKS,.