Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-29
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J. Owens grocery is we'll Ornamented, and
80 is Dr.. Bakers drug store.
On North Queen street Lutz's, Cramer's .
and Lees saloons show lots OF bunting.
Bowers & Hurst have their dry goods
establishment very prettily decorated with
Templar and other flags, the figure of a
Sir Knight being above the entrance. The
Examiner building vies with the INTELL1-
oENcER in its decoration, being covered
from pave to roof with gay colored flags.
Snyder's saloon is aglow with flags. Maj
G. NJ. Howell and Charlie Buchmillel
have suspended between their buildings a
Largo American flag bearing the motto
Welcome Knights Templar."
George n. Miller's restaurant, Houseal
& Co.'s liquor store, c. Fate's sewing
machine depot, Weber's millinery store,
Supplies grocery, Strauss's boot and
shoe store, Shober's hotel, Atlantic tea
and coffee store, Kauffman's drug store,
Shrum's gents furnishing store, Hatz' s
cigar store. Copeland's restaurant, Wien's
confectionery, Shultz's hat store, Sny-
der's cigar store, Miesse's grocery, Brim-
mer's livery Office, Bernard's cigar store,
fremont hotel, Pennsylvania railroad
depot, Globe hotel, Bitzer's cigar store,
Liller's hair dressing rooms, Schiller
house, Girard house, Northern market
hotel, all display deco:
Finn & Breneman's building, 152 North
Queen street, is decked with flags from
top to bottom, and large American flag
with the motto, ''WelcOme, Sir Knights, I"
hangs in front.
The McGrann house is literally and
tastefully decorated, and large American
flag is suspended in frot of it.
on1 nfT I'm pnaoo
opposite the Pennsylvania railroad depot,
is very prettily hung with festoons of
laurel.
The tobacco warehouse of Harry G.
Moore, adjoining, is decorated with a
large number of American and TeEplar
flags.
WenditZ's hotel aud restaurant, corner
Of Chestnut and Christian streets, is pro-
fusely decorated with small Templar and
American flags, aud large flag is hung
across the street with the motto "Wel-
como Knights ="
Adam Offenders cigar store, Samuel
Clark's tea and coffee store Csmpbell's 8
cigar store; Weaver's grocery; Schaeffer's
grocery; Rothweler's hotel; Stevens
House saloon; Manor hotel; Cross Keys
hotel, John Stems fruit stand make no
table displays on West King street.
In South Queen street DR.. Henry Car
penter has his residence very tastefully
decorated. Hastings Fountanin Inn is
also eIaborately decked with flags the
cigar store of John p. Good is quite at
tractive and DR.. r. NJ. Bolenius has the
front of his residence we'll covered with
Templar flags.
Doubtless there will be many more
buildings decorated before the parade
comes off tomorrow.
The Communicates Coming This Evening.
St Albans Commandery No. Al. lett
Philadelphia on special Grain at 80 and
will arrive here about 4 o'clock. This is
one of the crack q NINA 1deries of the state
and will stop at the Stevens house. The
band is composed entirely of members of
the commandcry.
Other communicates arriving this even-
ng arc as follows: $3.50 No. 1, with.
100 men, accompanied by the Great West
ern band of 80 pieces, headquarters at tie
City hotel. Philadelphia No. 2, GS Lien,
Mannheim band, Cross-keys hotel. Jaques
lie Molay, No. 3, of Washington, Pa, 70
men, Shober's hotel. Mountain, No. 10,
of Altoona, 80, with Junior Grey's band Of
% pieces, George Wallis. Baldwin, No.
20, of Williamsport, 40 men, with band,
Frey & Myers. Allegheny city. No. 35,
50 men, Millersvillc band, Lancaster
County house. Hospitaller, No. 46, of
Lock Haven, 35 men, Seltzsr cornet band,
Stevens house. KeDsington. No. 54
Philadelphia 60 men, Metropolitan band
Leopard hotel.
st. Johns commandery No. 8, of
Carlisle, which will arrive here to morrow
morning will make their headquarters al
Arnold Haas's Northern Market hotel,
North Queen street above Walnut. and
not .S the Washington house as stated in
yesterdays papers.
Tho First to Arrive.
The first cOmmandery to arrive in town
was Hermit. No. "a, OF Lebanon, which
came at 2:10 by Reading. They brought
no band with them.