&v?'fr; TBJfr lflfOAi MOKDAYy JUNE g, I8g v- 4 " ry "L T - lH- ttifli MT. r W &' Ert.. &bJSlKr W&' b& V e xtt' " , If' - !,. m ate & n ae it I i ' r A PAIR OF MOLES. mvw Mux wxiik active is cAvaisa ," '- ' ' ASSAVT.T AKD JlATTXItV. 'v U.i A-Mjrtit Vetwren Themas Martin nnd Samuel U . n in--.,-.. ,. im HMuin.Niini n&... . -'""" " Among the Clinrrhes The Latest Happening Arennil ihe Town. Regular Correitpondcnco of the lNTnt.LtnitKCKii. Y' l Ver.UMntAi June 8. About two woeks ''. age Banmel CaniplmU "old a pair of inities $ te Themas Martin. Tliey did net provesatls- jf Isctery and en Saturday tliey wero returned t" Tte .Campbell. About 4 p. m., Saturday, n v Martin In company wllU Mose Gilbert, en tared CainnbeiTs fttable. nnd liecnn almslnc 'fi TiJ'thai genllemati with language mero forelble ' ,?? ! Al-Atl fntrtrtin11 nltnnitnlAtl kr mint tfffHH UIFKUI1M Vlllll'tVlt ttuiijrui ,v 'iuv thenuKndnotBucceodlngordorod thorn from hlasfible. Once outatde tliey ronewod thelr disgraceful action, and upon daring Camp Camp bell te fight thorn wero accommodated, and te their sorrow, for they wero easily defeated. Martin then bronchi milt against Cuinpbell, before 'Squlre Yeung for assault and lot tery. Although Iho llveryman was placed under ball for his oppearanco tit court, the matter will probably be Bottled. The finite Season. The Molliedlst Episcopal nnd Cookman Chapel Sunday schools, will picnic at Ven ryn park en the 20th Inst The Hocend street IiUtheran Sunday school will also plcnie at this park this mouth. A commltteo has been appointed te make all arrniigoments for the day's ploasure. Columbia nnd Clilques Keck wero honored en Saturday by n visit from the Lancaster high school. llellglnn Intelligence. The Interior of the United llrotliren church yesterday presented a bright nnd nltractlve appeamnce, with its olaberatod doeerations of plants, ilowers, overgroous, etc., In honor of the celebration of the birth of Ottorbein, thofeundor of this church. Interesting ex ercises, consisting of singing, cornet soles by Rey. Harp, the pastor, nnd recitations by Sunday school Hebeid's, wero held In the morning, afternoon nnd evening, and wero Tery enjoyable. The Vigilant boys did an act of kludness for the members of the E. E. Lutheran which will net seen be foriretteu. When the storm was .at its helght, soveral meuthers of the ceiniMiiy bridged Hotelier alley and thus made it passable. Rev. P. J. Ulay-Meran dismissed his con congregation St. Paul's P. E. when the evening sorvice was only half prcaoheil, and. they were successful in reaching home lx Jero the storm came up. Six persons wero dipped" in the Susque hanna yosterday by Hev. J. P. Mclxell, of the Bethol church. The M. P.. church's straw berry festival, which closed en Saturday night, cleared ? 100.07. During the ovenlng, en behalf of Mrs. Susan A. Glvcn's Sunday school class, The Cedars of Lebanon, " William 11. Given, esq., presented te Rev. nnd Mrs. C. E. flrllllths a beautlful two-layer lady cake. Oar townsman, Martin Smith, was its baker, and his work was tasteful and elegant. Town Nete. The following gonllemon wero chesen nt a roceut meeting of the Shawnce Actlve nsso nsse nsso clatlen, te mauage their second annual picnic te be held in Ileise's weeds June 20th : Chairman of Committce of Arrangement" James Koyes. Master of Coreinonies Ilnrrv T. Hall. Ploer Manager Cluw. McCall. Assistants Jehn (Irauley, William Lut?, Sherman Swingler, J. II. Ritter; Committee en Order Jna Poley nnd Jno. Cellins. Meaara.R. ii Willlcnttand Milten wike. torday"vylsitedpriinuos hill, nttractct iilther by ' 'HiH,Ier sjiert that thousands of locusts could be seen and heard. They brought a small branch ei a tree home with thorn en which they counted ever SM0 locusts and shells. A One let of horses brought te Columbia were them by Kami. Campbell, 20 in number en Saturday. They wero shipped from Har rison county, Kentucky, and nre of oxcellont breed. Samuel Stautzonberger and a tramp wero committed te jail, this morning, for being drunk nnd disorderly. Each get 5 days. The Columbia base ball club sullcred an ignominious defeat nt the hands of the Chris tianas, en Saturday, in the latter borough, the score standing 1; te 0 against the visitors. The Actives and O. It's, betli Columbia clubs, plajed a came en the stevp works grounds en Saturday. The former wero do de do feated by SO te la The CelumbUs play In Manhehn next Saturday. A business meeting of the Columbia lire company will be held this evening. The greatest nuisance the R. 0. R. R. Ce. has te contend with is n blockade of their tracks by cows. Every precaution has been taken te nbate this trouble but with no suc cess. Yosterday, after taking possession of ene ei mose nuisances, umcer iininnan, When near t'ordelln, was ferced te free his prlsoner en account of a shower of stones by a number or meu. Soveral arrests will t made te-day. Ofllcer LewIh Hartmau en Saturday ovon evon oven ingarrostod n domeutod woman at the cerner of Frent and Locust streets. She was placed ill the lockup, nnd en Sunday morning handed her evor te the care of her husband, of Hollain, Yerk county, who applied for her rclo:use. CONFESSED 1W118EI.V A VEllJOllElt. The Testimony ou Which Abe liiizzard V.x- poets te Vindicate Ills Character. The story of Mary Uoedouilorfer's iierjury In giving the testimony en which Abe lluz zard was convicted of robbing thoStelnmetz - store nnd the blacksmith shop adjoining, is thus told by n correspondent of the Philadel phia Press : It was two years age that the robber, through his friends, began te cireulate stories about a deathbed contession made by the woman, which oxenoratod him from the crime, Llttle attention was iaid te these as. severatiens. It was net until ashert time be bo be fere Abe's surronder that Ames Rutter and ethor leading citizens of New Helland and the Welsh mountain nolidiberhooil had xniN. clent bellef in the story te investigate ItSl -uia "IUJ Ulll UUU luu CU!l--uipiuIlL'U was a premiso te intorest themselves iu the procur ing ei n pardon. This was the reason of Alse Buzzard's surronder. " But what had the woman against you 7" was asked. "She wanted te git me nway from my wife," was the outlaw's unabaslied confes sien, "she was In the jail when 1 was before. She was hore for llvlii with auother man be be sldes her husband, and she said that ir she didn't git me she would ruin ine. What she confessed te I don't knew, I nlnt nover seen her confession ; but Jacob Amwake, who was my lawyer, lias It. She confessed te him when she died." A prim nnd proclse practitioner or the old school Is Mr. Amwake, who, iu ids olllce In Centre Square, shortly after the conversation in the jail, told the story of Mary (loodon (leodon (loedon dcrfer's confession. "Iluzzard's second es cape," he said, "was qulte unnecessary. uau uiu euiiiossieii ni mat time mm could have obtained his pardon for him. Of course, his action put any movemontof that kind out et the question. Moreover, I have net been in a position te be actlve in obtaining a par don Ter the reason that my appoarance hi the character of counsel would prejudice my tos tes tlmcny as a witness. I am net Buzzard's counsel new and I shall net apiiear or tnke any step as suel. in tills matter. When Mr. Rutter and the New Helland poeplo came te me I simply said that lluzzard's statement as te the confession was true, nnd new I await their action. "My connection with the case was simply tills: As ceunsel for Buzzard I wascenvlnced that the woman's testimony was false. She wasconressedlyiwi-f.cejurr.minf-.lierstory wsuwiuu;, mn iiKiunsi any ene otse it would have had no weight. When the woman had completed hgr term of imprison ment for rocelvlng the goods which she charged Abe with stealing, nhe re formed. She had consumption nnd grew rapidly worse. At the last she seut for me. New, I wish te say that i de net consider myself nt llberty te make publle the details or testimony which I shall be called upon te dollver before the beard or pardon. I will tell you this, that she con cen lessed te ha vlng committed iierjuryln swear ing te Abe Buzzanl's complicity in the Steln metz robberv. and that her uintlvn wm jealousy. The woman was sinking se rapidly that there was no time te take her doiiesition iu writing. Twe hours alter she sent for me she was dead." All Operator Promoted, D, A. Robinson, or Mountville, who has been night operator at Ilranch Intersection for seme tline, has been rewarded for ids geed work by recelvlug a promotion from (hat ylace te JjlllerrUle. OnHnatlen and InMaHaUsn tn Manhelwi On Sunday evening the Rev. "Warren J. Jehnsen, recently olecled pastor of the Ro Re Ro fermod cliurches in Matihel m nnd Petersburg, was solemnly ordained te the ministry and Installed In the pastomte by a commllleo of Lancaster classls. This committce consisted of ltev. Ji V. flerhart, I). I).. Rev. J. II. Dubbs, I), n. nnd Rev. W. P. Mchlltcr. Re ligious services were held In Iho Reformed church of Mnnlielm, nnd netwllhstmdlng the threatening slate of the woather wero at tended by n large nudlonre. The ordluntlen sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. K. V. (lerhart. who was nssisted In the net of ordi nation by the ether mombers or the commit tee. The Installation services wero conducted by the Rev. Dr. Dubbs, who had been chair man of the committce en supply while the church was without n regular pastor. Mr. Jehnsen outers upon his rmstornte with encouraging prospeots of success, The church Is uimnlineut in Ids support, and his sorvlces aie fully appreciated. Ills talents, energy nnd devotion Insure blm a successful career In his chosen vocation. llItir.I-8 AIIOUT TIIK CITY. One gas and nlnotren gasollne lights failed te burn Inst ovenlng. The Corpus Christ! colehrailen nt SI. Antheny's Catholic church was eelcbrnted last ovenlng by n precession. Rev. Prank Itroekel, of the P.lghlh ward, recently ordained te the priesthood nt St. Vlncent's seminary, Westmoreland county, l'a., wllleolcbratehis first uiassiu SU Jeseph's Catholic church next Sunday. Alderman Rnrr imposed the costs en Jehn Rames for drunken nnd disorderly conduct. He claimed te be from Ellzabo'.htewn nnd nnd that he was en his way te Philadelphia te have his oye treated. Aloxander Rockman.cemmilted for 30 days te the workheuso en May abin ny me mayor, turned up ngaln last night and was seut back this morning te his old residence, Oeorce llerman nnd llenrv Derloy cn- gngeil in n light last night nt the coruer or Ann and Orange streets. They were iirmo iirme iirmo cuted before Alderman llarr by Olllcer lliish lliish eng for nu all'ray. Warrants have Ir'cu Issued for their arrest. Verk' lloinerrntlc Itclppitcn. The Democratic county committce of Yerk met Saturday morning for the transaction of current business. Saturday, August 1, was llxed as the day for holding the delegate elections, and Tuesday, August 1, for the county nominating convention. The follow ing delegates vere elected te represent the county In the state convention, which meets nt Ilarrlsburg en July 12: Dr. J. A. Ry nard, Oohisherough ; L W. l-'Inley, Lewer Chancoferd ; W. II. Ditler, Yerk borough ; W. A. Miller, Yerk I X) rough j Jeseph Plslier, Ilellam ; Andrew Illius, Chancefenl j W. C. Welsh, Hanover : J. II. P. Pulton, Winters town; J. 1. Shllllte, Warringten: 11. J. (Hatfellcr, North Coderus. List of lliiflaliucd Letters. Pollewhigls the list of unclaimed letters remaining In the iostelllco at l.Anuastrr. for the woek ending Monday, June 8 : fiedieJi' I,Ul: Mrs. li J. Carbrook, Mrs. Henry Pell, Mrs, Ellle Perrcst. MKsJonnle K. Ijandls, Miss Lir.zle J.awronce, Miss Dos Des Dos cenia T.ohre, Miss Mr.ry A. Leng, Emma S. Piorsel,Ij77loM.S'jliaoiror, Mrs. M.Ij.Soltzer, Miss Mary Svdcm, Mrs. Traccy, MLss Maggie Trade, Miss Mary Weaver, Mrs. Mary Weaver, Mrs. Michael Yeung, Sarah Yeung. Ucnts' J.ist: Jacob L. Ranch, Jehn liech liech teM, LorcnzUeldliach, Isaac II. Kaiiflmau, Robt. Keppol, Andrew K. Miller, Levl C. Myers, Jeseph Pentr, Mr. Rulins. diaries Sheppnrd, Jehn Shringer, llenjaiiilu !'. Shult7, H. II. Smltli, Charley Spaeth, O. A. Prban, Kddie Wot.el. Death of Henry M'rntz. Henry Went, an old resident of I.ancnsler, died yesterday morning iu the S2d year of ilia age. Deceased was ler many j ears in the employ of Rebert Mtslorwell, who was In the forwarding business, and then went te work ler the Miners, witli whom he re mained until old uge e vei took him. He Mas well known In this city, and was an ardent Democrat. Jle lenves two sons, neither or whom reslde in this city. His funeral takes place en Tuesday afternoon at " o'clock from ihe rosidenco of liissister, Mrs. M. A. lluu del, 015 North Queen street. Services nt Orace Lutheran church, liiteruicutat Wood ward 11111 cemolery. A Iliiiiuuny Hume In 1'rniit eTa Train. Last evening Justice lluckw alter, seu of of Abraham iluckwalter, of P.imdise town ship, v as out driving, when his herse oltlier get away from him or broke loeso from a f-ent, The animal attempted te cress the 'ennsylvanla railroad, Just uest of Gorden ville, when tlie buggy was struck by a freight engine, which was running at a pi city geed ratoefspecd. The vehicle was broken te pieces, but the herse escaped unhurt. The railroad men slopped their train nnd cleared away tlie m rock. The herse was after wards taken home. lieiiKirraU Carry Wilmington. At Iho city election In Wilmington, Del. held ou Saturday, Calvin 11. Rhodes, Deme crat, was tlected mayor, te succeed Dr. Wales, Republican, by a majority or ulKiut 1.12. The Democrats elect six members or the city council James McKennn, Itehcrt 11. Tayler, William H. Blake, James Mur ray, Jehn M. Newell and Ooergo Abelo. The UepubllcaiiH five I'lomliers Themas Mitchell, li C. Moere, Jehn W. Hawkins James Tynn, and PranclsM. Barney. Jehn Parra, n Demeunit, was elceted president of the city council, giving that lsxly Inte the control of the Democrats by three majority. lleay llebbcry In Celeraln Township.. On Saturday night a rather heavy burglary "took place In Coleraiu township. The heuse or Samuel Heiusher, residing loteen Robinson's mill and the old Clenmell jiostellloo was broken into by thieves, 'i'liey llrst entered the room or Mr. ilenisher's daughter, from which they stele fl!IO In cash. They then went te that occupied by the young lady's brother. In a calm which hung en the wall was fi!0, which the thioves found and carried oil'. Three geld watches In the heuse woie untouched. There Is no clue te the thleves as yet. Driving Accident. as .Mr. Jhelrlcu was driving en East urange street this afternoon, he was run Inte by ene of the lire department horses. The lire doparlment herse was being run for all that was in him bv his rider. Mr. Dietrich's team was slightly damaged. The run in was caused by the uegligeuce el the party riding the herse. Wagons Damaged. On Saturday oveningnceuntrymnn stepped en lhsjkland street te talk te ufrleminnd while tlioresnmodrimkou men came nleng and cut his buggy te pieces. On Saturday night seme ene entered the shed of the hotel at Torre Hill and cut the tops or soveral wagons. Itig Crowd nt an Immersion. Yosterday afternoon tliore was was an Im- morslen In the large spring just west or Rohrorstewn, by the Bethol Church or (led et Rohrorstewn. Rev. Lener ofllciated nnd soven jiersonswero baptized. Thorewasu tremendous crowd present nnd evor llve hundred teams were lied iu the neighbor hood. A Keere Hterni at Ilarrlahiirg, A terrllle rainstorm passed ever Ilarrls burg en Sunday evening. A herse driven by Benjamin Buck, u local mail ngent was Btrucked by lightning nnd instantly killed. Buck was struck en the leg and severely burned. A rail iu Mettles. A team of Cleorge A. Kielil, laden wllh bettled liilliernnd driven bv flenrr.e ."lllui,, had nu upset hi High street en Saturday afternoon. A great niimber or Isittles were broken mid much difllculty was bad in righting the wagon. Lancaster County S. S. Association. There will be a meeting of riiimhiy Scheel workers and friends In the V. it. V. A. building. Seuth Queen street, Uuicater, ou Thursday, June II, at 10 o'clock, a. in., fpr the purpose of reorganizing the I.ancasterceunty 8. S. associa tion. All trtends nnd workers of Sunday schools Iu the city and county are earnestly in. vltcd te uttcud. Dr. lleldeinann's Museum. This la the last week or Dr. Heldcimiun's great nmitemlcal collection at 11 Fast King street. These w he have net yet seen this wonderful and Instructive collection should de go at once, It tssafoteeay that It will be a long tlme before Lancaster will have another suc.li exhibition. Thuntday is set apart for ladles. The museum Is open all day and evening. Celdkn's Liquid llcef Tonic Is euderstd by Bhystctaiu. Atkjer CelUm'i: take no rfAr. fdrugglits, JH-lwdeeUAw FOUR ACTS PLATED. BAD REPORT ABOUT EX-PRK8IDENT ARTHUR. Will the Klflh nnd Plnnl Act be Tragedy. llerheiler fiemecrut nnd Chronicle, "lr. Lincoln who was nt the funeral of ex Secretary KrellnKhiiysiin, says ex-I'rcMdeut Arlhnr looked very unwell. Jle Is un"erlnir from IIrlKlit' dlcric. Diirlnff the past year It lias aflAtiinrri a very ngsravateu fenn." That telegram Is Act IV. of a drama written ty ex-t'rcBlilent Arthur's phynlrlanii. In Act 1. he was innun in npenr in " naiarin," ei wnicn nu the country wiw told when he went te Flertaa. In Act II. he ri'presentcd n tired man, worn down, walking the sands nt Old l'elnt Cem Tort and InoklnRceslwArd ever the Atlantic toward Kurope for a lenger i-est. The ctirlaln rolls up for Art III. upon the dls tlntrulHhed actor affected with melancholy from Ilrluht's fllnctinc, whlle Act IV. dlKcnver him wlinuin aiseae "in nnnKKrAvaleurenii.Kiiirer InKlntetmely ( which I ununtiM ) and about te takeasca voyiure." .lust such as this Is thn plot of many dramas by play-wrluhts of the medical prornmlen. They wrlte the llrsttwenr thrce aetii with no conception or hat their character will develop in the Una! one. They hiivojietthodlacornmenl for traclniflii the early, what the latter Impersonation! will lie. Net one physician In n hundred has the ado ade ado fiiialeinlcroscoptonndchomlcal appliances for uueoveilnghrlRht'HdlBoasaln Its early stases, nnd when ninny de filially comprehend that lher patients am dying with It, when death oc curs, f hey will, te cover up their Ignorance of It.pronniinee the fatality te have been enued hymdlnary atlmentN, whereas thene ailments are really results of hrighl's disease, or which they are iiiiconMclens vletlmii. Hcynndanytlniilit.se per cent, of nil deaths, except from epidemics nnd accidents, re-tilt from diseased kldncvx or livers. If the dvhur he (llalliiKiilHcdand his frlendt tee Intelligent te he easily decelrcd,hls physicians lwrhans pro pre pro lieiincntbo complaint te he perdlrardliK py ninila, sepllentmla, hronehltl-, plenrlllK, valvu lar lesions of the heart, pneumonia, etc. If the deceased he less noted, "malaria" Is new the f.LshleiiuhlanMfdfrn incut of the enusoef death. Hut all the Kline, named right or named wrong, this fearful scourge gathers them In. Whlle it prevails among persons of sedentary habits lawyers, clergymen, congresHmen ft nle plays great havoc among fanners, day labei-crs and mechanics, though they de net suspect It, bccniiNO their physicians keen It from them, If Indeed they nre able te delect it. It sweeps thousands of women and children Inte untimely graves every year. The health gives way gradually, the strength Is variable, the appetite fickle, the vigor guts less nnd less. This Isn't inntatla It Is the beginning of kidney disease and will end who does net knew hew f Xo.iiiituie has net been remiss. Independent research has given an Infulllhle remedy for this common dUnrder: hut of course Iho bigoted physicians wilt net use Warner's sare euro, be cause It Is a private affair and cuts up their practice by restoring the health of thoiewho IiaMihccn Invalids for years. KThe new saying or "hew common bright s dlsesHe Is liceiiiiilng among pruinliienl meu I" Is getting old, and as Iho Kngltshiiinu would say, Hounds "stupid "especially "stupid" since Ihls disease Is teudllv detected bv the mom learned men and specialists or this disease. Hut i no the "common run " of nlivhlclnns. net deti'ct lug It, glvn the pit! lug It, give the patient Kpsnin sails or ether drugs prescribed by thn oldcedoof treatment under which their grandfathers and great grand lULjiurn JHUIHUI'M I iuun, we near mi at the iintlent Is "eemlnrtn- me." inn ere loin;, lunv ere long, lunyltH. they "tap" hlm mid take Heme wilier friiin Mm. nnd ntrnln the " eomrertablo " story Is told. Torturelilm rather lluiii allow him touse Warner's safe cure. Willi such variations the doctors play upon the unrortiiiiate until his shroud Is made, when we learn that he died fieiu heart hlsense, pyiemia, seidlcii'iuia or soipe ether deceptive though "dignified came." Kx-1'rcsldent Arthur's case Is net singular It ts typical nf (ivory Hitch rese. " He Is sintering Intensely." This is net usual. (Jencrully there Is almost no suircrlng. lle may recover, If he will net Independently of his physicians. The agency naim-d luu cured thousands of persons eieii In the extreme sbiges Is today the main stay of thn health of hundreds or thousands. It Is an unfortunate fact that physicians will net admit thorn Is nuy virtue outside their own splicie, hulas each school denies virtue te nil ethers, the people act en thulr own Judgment and accept things by the record of merit they make, The facts are cause for alrirm. but there Is abundant hope in prompt nnd ludcicndcnt action. ltfl&w HEATHS. Wkstz. In this city, en the 7th lint., Henry Vt enU, In the tf.'d year of his uge. The relatives and friends or the lamlly are re Hpcctrully Invited te attend the funeral, from the residence of Mrs. M. A. llundcl, Ne. 015 North Queen slicct, en Tuesday afternoon et 2 o'clock, hervlccs at Orace Lutheran church. Interment at Woodward Ulll cemetery. It MAltKETS. rhluulelphla Produce Market. " I'niLAUKLruu, June B. The market for Fleur was dull and prices favored buyers. Sales or WO bands, lnludlng I'enn'n family, at t 0USI 23 ; Western de at t 2M5 M i Minnesota bilkers' at tl(t and patents nt Vrf5 75. Uye lleurllrm at (I er banefj ter choice. Feed was Hlendy, with mcMlemte Inquiry. Sales or winter bran, I1IQ1I M per ten. At the 1 p. in. call Theru was bid for Wheat, WKc, .Iiinej V.iQ., Julyj f 1 0IJ, Aug.j l (0, v.-,,.. Curn A3c. .Iune:V.i:c for Jul v i'.ira Mn l.inn.lA frt. I..1-. . . , n . 5IKe. for Kent. a,u. ler Aug., Oats tecc. bid for Junei Ic. for July; Sic, Aug.; 3Sc., Sept. Philadelphia Cattle Market. I'iiiLAMtLruiA, June 8. The arrival of beeves 3.MW ; Shcp,sjO0,Ilegs. S.one; teet cattle fair, rruelleii leuer; extra, tlQV,i; medium, tzfii'A i common, IUei;f. ''"'' w st Sheep and Iiimbs'dull, Hf, lewer: extras, 4KO 6e iiiedlum, Xtc; couuiiens, 3a3c.( lambs, itplCc, Hogs fair, tinner; all grades Western 0 cent. New Turk l'reiluce Market. Nxw YeiiK, J line 8. Fleur market dull and mi. changed ; Fine. 1 S0QJ ; Superllne, t3Ui(3 fi; .Minnesota. W i.1 ej. ' Wheat Ne. 2 lied, Winter, J line,! U.c : July, tl 014i Aug.,linji. ii ) Cem Ne. 2 Mixed. June, 53c; July. BStic. Onlu Ne. 2 Mixed,.! line, July, 3,Vc. Kye nominal. Jlurley neiiilnal. l'erk dull ; Mess, til MI W). Ijird mM, July jrt ill, August. Molasses nominal ; boiling stock, llifjine for eO-test, Turiiciitlnnflrm nt-3COr - - . llesln Mulct j Htnilned te coeJ. II rk5 llM roleum nuli't : refined III ma R'tJllU'r. llutter steady, but dull: Western Tmltiitlnn Creamery, riHe. Cheese unlet : Western Hut. ine'n. Kags dull ; Western, HJifJHJie ; Shite, Jee. Klcn Hteady and unchanged ; Carellei and Louisiana coininen te fair, 44Q5r. Sugar dull ; retlned Cutlisir, Tlfc s (Ininu luted. GJQic: Confectioners' " A," 0 J irs3;jre. Tallew quiet, but steady ; Prime city, 6 tf$ Freights easier: Grain te Antwerp, fi. Cotfee quiet; fair cargoes, 8'e. iluy nemlnul ; Ne. 1 'timothy, (1 10. Chicago Produce Market. Ciiioaeo, June 0, 9:30 n. in. The market 'iu higher tills morning en account or the sud den change In the weather. Frest Is repei ted In some localities In the wheat holt, and a general deslrn te buy by seme parties. Wheat dune.imc; July,0ue; August, fWe; 8ept.t lilc. Cern July.45Je: Auciist. 4Cc. Oats July, S3e e : Aug., Bskc ; Sept., 27Uc. Perk-.Iufy,I0.TjW; Ang.$10); Sep.nes.'W. ljiid-.Iuly,a7?i'Ang., e fi5. ' ' nibs Juiv. vrstumss: Aug., ,-,4R; SepL, $5&S. 0L08IH0. 1 v. M. Wheat closed excited and a shade higher. Hilars buying in short wiles of past low days, and goods buying en account of cholera scare Is given as u reason for the ndvunce. Cern !Cfl higher and sympathized wllh wheat. Oat steady and a trttle higher. Perk and ribs In hot ter demand and 2ile higher. I.ard lOe higher. ,wt''nM,!10v,w0: J"h. ?iO August, v- , "' !' 74' bent., . Jun 4;vc. BeuufsTK"10' 23Ki JU'y Si'iCi A"S-' tHJi uKSk2)lo'teti J"iy.ioee; Aug$io'7e W'l'lil .W W" fjird June. Hi (It: .InU- in r.: A,,,, n v. . Sept.. M Hi'4. ' " ' '""- -"' SeYiK."'- W 40i J",y' B0! A"' t7K: New yerk Sterk Market. Nbw Yerk. June 8. Wall street, 1:30 p. in. Meney at IX per cent. Kxchnnge quiet. Oov Oev Oov einmeuts strong. Currency 6's, S127K hid i 's C'eup., tlKJS bfd I 4fa de. llk bid. ' The Bleck market opened dulT and during the llrst half-boiirer business en some selling of I.uckuHtnnna prices declined ite a percent. This was recovered however by lnldday ou buying by seme of Iho larger hi ekers, and at the time of writing the market llun but leature less. 1 P.M. 3 P.M. Western Union ee ceii Adams Kxprcss ja. American Kxpresa , &u II. H. Kxnruss. Bl Wells, Farge A Ce C. C. I. A 6 e. c. u. l luu New Yerk Central........ New Jersey Central Illinois Central Express, Ohie Central ; Michigan Central,.,...,,, Northern Piicllle .". Preferred. Central Pacific Union l'uclile Missouri Paclfle.,... Texas Paclfle, New Yerk Klevated...... Metropolitan ilanlnittan Alt. & Tcrre llaule i ." Preferred Caiiada Southern Canada Paclfle..., Chicago A Alten.. Clies. A Ohie.,,. , p. A Hud Del., Lac. A Weat., I'eiTer , Krie , ,, Preferred Hannibal X St-Je " Prelcrrcd. Kansas Jt Texas l.uke Shere, ,...,....., I.. K.AW..: .1... 30 w2 10 si" VX W Vi ..... Sljjj L'vs'lleA Nuahvllle., H JJerrls KMex..,..,..,., ' Northwest v3 ill lH k 3 . -'i! VVSI(V, ,,,,,, ,,,,,, - I'M OntaHeft Western t...... titi j., tX Ohie A Mississippi i... ...i ' rreferred ...i .... Paclfte Mall t VX& XtVi yulckillver.. 4)j I "i (l'rclerred........ .... 21 Heading ., in Heck Island i. .'.... 11J M)i 8an Francisce , i .... " rreferrcd .... .... Omaha ...,.. ,. ism " l'mferred...!.... ',i SUPatil CA32 ct)i . I'rererred Wfft NashAOlmt.... M.. I,.. H. AW. i Wabash .... 2i " I'rcferrcd M C..1I.A Q... 13 lit Itechester A l'lttsUlirg 2K 1'd.AKvan 7)2 Manlteba....i i K1 Oregon A Nuv.. 2IW Oregon Transco S)j 13); KKWAV VXlt TltiEMENTH, OAKINO POWDER. ROYAL BAKING 4 POWDER. Absolutely Pure. THIS powdernevervarles. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. Mem eco nomical than Iho ordinary kinds, nnd cannot be sold Iu competition with the multitude or low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Nelil enlu fit mm, lteVAL IIakise I'ewlizn Ce.. KXI Wall SlrcotNew Yerk. inny.j-iyu.xw THE PI NEST OILS AND CHEMICALS that money can procure nre used In MIL LKII'SIIOKAXSOAP. TrANTED-WA8m.0, PLAIN HEW- T V ", AC, III It NO. 40) MANOIl STIIKKT. TITANTEI). TT A situation by n man capable or doing nil kinds or work. Apply ut It WlMANOIt 8 IIIF.KT. FOR TOILET, RATI!, LAUNDRY, hllchen and Wiishstand, use nothing but the host MILL KU'S ISOU AX SOAP. LAWN AND PORCH CHAIRS IN RAT tan, Kecd, Cane, C'urpctnnd Splints, at- hekfmku:k'S, ltd ai East King street. IT MUST ALWAYS RE REMEmTuERKI) that MILLKK'S IlOltAX SOAP Is net a high priced article, but n high gnule soup at the price or medium ones. THE PROPRIETOR OP MILLER'S IlOltAX SOAP has spared no expense In producing an article that for tine Intrinsic merit can net be excelled by any ether soap lu the murkul. WHITE OAK LL'MRER POIl SA LE. Persons wanting WhlteOuk Lumber, cut toerrter. can be accommodated Hl ence (, ,(! Ing en the undersigned nt New Providence sta tion. Alse, Kails and Pests of all kind. 'JO cords or Whlle Oak weed. McFALLS AllltO., Je8 3d Smlthvllle P.O., Lane. Ce., Pa. WOMEN IN SHOPS AND STORES. Women who labor eltcn hive headache. heiiMin's t.'qpclne Pluslurw will rclluelt Inline dUttly. 2Te. A N ARTICLE TO GIVE YOU I1ETTEII XV and longer scrvice limn MILLKIt'S lKUAX SOAP cannot lie found. HAPPY THOUGHT AND REUECCA Tobaccos only Re per plug, at HAKTMAN'U YELLOW Flt6.NT CIO AH hTOUK. ' rTIIIE REST ARTICLE POR HLEACII- JL Ing nil kinds el rubrics Is MILLKIP.S IlOltAX SOAP. TANTED. A PIRST-CLASS COOK IN TT a Hearding Heuso In 'this city. Leave nnine and address at till etllce, when parti, will 1)C cjilled en. ml CHLORIDE OP LIME And ether seasenable dlslnfctuuts In large stock at IIUI1LF,V'S Ilium 8TOKK, , Ne.81 West King Street MOPE THAN 300 DEALERS PRO uounce MILLKIt'S KOKAX SOAP a standard article. -Itr ANTED. A servant te de ireiierul hnuseuniL-. Hnn.1 wages te competent person. Address, , . U. It. 11YKD, Jeiiltd Leauian l'lace, Pa. D.t. FOREMAN. PHYSICIAN A VOKIIliriFOV. Ilemeved from Ne. 211 West KlmHtrit In Vn 27 North Prince. (Ijite resldeuce of A. K. Ueberls.) tu2Mind A GRAND STRAWRERRY FESTIVAL will be held nt Huberts' Hall, FltlDAY AND HATHHDAY KVKX1MIS. under II... i.ns. -plrr)r Christ Cheml Society. The public are ceidiully invited. AdmUslen, le cents, which entitles the visitor le one plate of ureaui. Jes-21MAW AA. BB. Hei ler Fleur. TL?llet, ' Use Mllllllr-i Tliellrigln'il. luuyMyll.SAW.It in GRASS. A ROUT TWO ACRES Gr6V lug nu the ground near the end cr North, Prluce streel, ubei.t ene sniiare below New street, will be sold at publlosnleou the premlseH, eilTHIIItSDAY, IholllhefJIlNK. nt I o'clock! p. m. At the Hiime tlme will be sold the ims turnge, until the 1Mb erseplemlter. Jcwtd II. O. LONG. THE REST the City, nt HAKTMAN'U 6e HAVANA CIGAR IN YF.I.LOW S'lOUK. FKONT OIUAK T71AST END YARD. C. J.SWARR&CO. GOAL. KINDLING WOOD. Ornea: Na 20 Centre Square, lleth yard and offlce connected wllh telephone oxchauge. aprl&lydMAF.U HEAPERTHAN COAL FOR HUMMER USK. Use the Gas Cooking Steve. NO HEAT. NO DUST. All patterns for sale at Manufacturers' prices. , Orrics e Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce. iuhj"14 2md " RY THE NEW SUMMER DRINK. Imported. WEISS BEER and Imported fl losses at IIISMAHOK'S KASTK1NOSTKKKT SALOON. Try It. jel-lwd TJOTE IS MAKING j f. OABIKET PHOTOQBAPHS AT 3.00 A DOZSR, ' , AT NO. 100 NOUT1I QUEEN STIIKKT, j laniutfd .encastcr. Pa, JTATURE'S REMEDY, PARMVILLB LITHIA WATER Ueeeinmcnded by leading physicians as the HKST Mineral Water ler Dygjwpsla and all 1H ana all nit Fer sale by -lun-niu me iiiuueys ami iiiauuer. the (I lass or Gallen, ut COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE, h 137 and 139 North Queen street, Lancaster, P, decS-Oind F UliTON OPERA HOUSE JUNE 10 AND 11. G11AND HOUIII.E HILL. OFFENHACH'S CIIAUM1NU OPKUKTTA, THE ANGELtJS! SUPPK'S HEAUTIr-UL OPEItA, THE LOVELY GALrnyi Miss Mamie Kunkel, Miss Rattle Wecms, Miss Ueiu llergh, Mr. Carl Kau.che, Mr. K. F.Macy, Mr. E. U. Aler. BNLABQHD OROHB3TRA. POI'ULABrRICKS.,.., 10, 20 and 30 CENTS. Je--4ta 7 : ,n- . f.i XKW AnrKHTMKMRNTH. THE liAROEHT, " BEST ' ANllMOHT ., f?iirIJ!ili!i4i -erltrnfit. or flaying Cards In tee elty rrntn (l ents per pnek nn nt ha'itmans vkVloWViVentckiak HTXiUK T -, . .. "AII1IIA." t Incst Wneelnred, In Original .lapanese 11ns kets of ene pound each. Tea drinkers should try this. or sale only at CLAUKK'.S tk a bteuk, , 83 West King Btnct, Knns given awny, 0Ual tnoner. PURE RYE WHISKEY AT 76c, matt can net be surpassed for the , mmilKlt'3l.igU()K8TOItK, apHI-lydll Ne. !8 Centra Sqiinre, FOR PURITY, STRENGTH AND PIN Ish, l'UltK IlOltAX SOA1- cannot be ex celled. 4 Til OP.IUI,Y PIREWOItKH AND PIRIC CUACKKHS new ready for dealers at lower rates than ever. JOHN K. WKAVKU.AaT., JuS-lwd M West King St., Lnucaster, Pa. IRANI) Tea Party and Concert, eivks nr LAiniji or ORAOB CHURCH, North Qaeen and James streets, ' 4-Ainplendld Supiier for 2Sc. Delightful Music. On Wednesday nnd Thnrtdey, June le, 11. JeMtd8,MAW t- e XPORD SPRING FAIR, JUNE 10, 11 nnd 13, 100 5. Machinery. Mimical, Floral, Horticultural and Llve Stock Departments. Tretting and ICitn nlng Usees each day, with full entries. Excur sion trulns. Hands or Music. . . . T. K. STIIllin, Hec'y., JetVitdftltw Qrerd, Chestcr county, Pa. N- EW Pretzel Bakery. I The understood begs leave tn Inform his friends and the imblle that he has opened a Pietzel llalcery at Ne. 101 and HO Middle street, (Ijiwrenen Hern old stand) where he will be pleased te hear rrem all Iu want or large and small steam pielzels et thn (Incst quality. JMW' JOHN D.EICHLER. ClIULTKE'H IMtiOE MHT. Etm Crackers, .1 Is., ffilc.t 10 lileci 2J-C5 :i Cans lted Seal Coin, iftc.j 2 B.s. TItopCeireo, lSe.j HroeiiiH, inc.; Hi ileces of Snap, ,s. L,fuii'e, 'in,! IttleL'f.ta irv. Chnlcu Prnnes.4 B,s. fer2.V.j lllce, t B.s. ferlSc.! Oennaii Imported l'lckllug Vinegar and Im ported Cervahit. Teleiihone connections and goods delivered free of clmrge te all part or the city. Wm. Shultze, JcMwd 115 and 117 North Queen Stiect. KJ-OTICETO TEACIIEItS. XI The Heard or Hchnel Directors or East Denegal township will meet In the school build ing, lit May 1mm, p en KUIDAV..IUNE lilh, at -1 o'clock p. in., for the purpeu et apnulntliig teachers ler said ill. i let, " h HIMON L. HltANDT.Secretan-. lUiif 181 Marietta, Pa., Ijinciister County. jiinlUtdAltw IN CUSTOM -MAliE ing. A well.innde, Elegnut trimmed tlllllm; Ilnstness Suit rnr lum a Koejl English Corkscrew Worsted Suit, Hut 'braided. In one. two, three or four-button ciila. waKriirWViM. A handseme Check Casslmere Sufi ferJ0.ti). An elegant Serge Suit, In black, blue, drab or brown, for tl.Vei. Kin t!.criui; Striped or Check PnnUiloens Irem .i(up. Ite- ,.i, ',-. a,. n,i. ,s Binuiiy iirsiciass. r;very garment wan-anted te h ? eprmented. A goeil lit, well-uuuln and nlceij trimmed. The largest assortment ei patterns In this city. eltv. A. II. HOSEN8TE1N. m:i-Giiidit 8f North queen street. TyEST END heti:l, Chestnut Street, abeve Bread, Phil'a., II. W. I.ANAOA, Proprietor. Opcninq Junc 20th. Newly FuHNisHtD. Passenger Elevuler, Klettrle Hells, Ac. TERMS, $2.50 PER DAY. Mr. Kanaga was 15 years al the U Irani and several yi-uni at the Seventh Avenue, Plltsbiirg. Pa. Jc5-2wd l-v . l i l. I H AVE YOU A HOY 7 II4VK YOU LEO HIM TO Till! Beys' Clothing Department -OF OAK HALL, And then; learned hew seriously we are trying te ptevldu clothing ler him ut smiill st te you ? WANAMAKER & BROWN, Oak Hall, 8. K. Cea. Sixth and Market Strkkts, , 1'lllI.AlltI.flllA. JS ATOM I CA I. EX 1 1 1 II 1 Tl ON. LAST WEEK ! Dr. Heidemann's ANATOMICAL EXHIBITION, 14 Eaat Kingf Streot, Will positively close Saturday. June 13. -Lastdny far Ladies, THUltSDAY, JUNE Open all day and evening. ' ADMISSION S3 CENTS. ml2-wd . ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS ! A special meeting or Lancaster Commander)', Ne. 13, K. T of Ijincaster, Pa., will be held at the Asylum ou Thursday evening, June 11, at 7 o'cleckp. m. TbU meeting Is called te tuke furthcractleu en the Invitation of Palestine Commander)', Ne. i, of Trenten, N, J., te Lancaster Commander)', te be present at the dedication of their asylum hi the new Masonic Hall, and the Templar parade, at Trenten, en Wednesday, June 21. It Is the Intention that the Hip will net con. sumo mero than ene day. It Is Important that everyone who desirns te go, he present at this meeting or send wetd te thn Eminent Commander or ltecerder. Full particulars will begtven at the meeting In regard toltallread Fare and Hetel Accommo dations. IK-order of CIIAULES A. FON DEUSMITII, " Eminent Commander. 1 1 en U.S. Uaua, ltecerder. Juni;,H,10d lOLJTIVAL. TpOIl JURY COMMISSIONER. EDWAKII AMIlLEIt, . Of Driimeiu township. , Subject te the decision or the Democratic comity convention, niayiVtrdAw F lOnJUUYCOMMlSSlONEK. JEUOME It. S1IULTZ. erEllzabethtiiwu borough. Subject te the decision et tliu Democrulie county convention. d A w tfd "POR JUUY COMMISSIONEU, 1IKN.TAM1N HUHEIt, I Of IheElgthh Wurd, I-uncastcrClty.' Subject te the decision of the Democratic county convcnllen. Jcl-tfd&w 'CV)R JURY COMMISSIONER, E. C. DILLElt, Of Earl township, iJincaster county. Subject tn the rules et the Democratic party, liiyhf-3tawM,WAStfd&w rVK SALH OU UEST, I7IOR 8ALEOR RENT. ; An excellent Dwelling en easy terms, situ ate Ne. 15 Shlppcu stive t. uiltt-tfd H.FUANK ESHLEMAN. TOR RENT. X Three Law Offices at Ne. NOUTH UUKK bl'HEET; und a baginentU feet long, supplied with water and heat. . T uisi-M-tiii i h vttAVir mmtuiw? , l-c - ,...,, nnr u vans. T1US GOODS. ' " ANOT1IKII fcAKLOAD OF "" SUMMER GOODS UKCK1VKDATTHK BEW YORK STORE. a-s-M Twe Cases Jleautlful PRINTED SATIRES, Flfteen Cents nyanl ; made te sell at Si Cents. An Imiucnse Stock of 8KI.'i?Jii;lt.!,wt HINOHAMS, IIATISTKh" mcteuia Lawns, india linens, nainsoeks and piques, ' At Lewest City Prices. A CHOICE SELECTION OF ORIENTAL AND EGYPTIAN LACES, SWISS NAINSOOK and UAMIIUIC EMBROIDERIES, In All Widths mid qualities at the Lewest Prices hi er Known In the Trade. WATT, SHAND & CO, Nes. 8 & 10 East King Street. JOHN 8. OIVLER. G. F. HATH VON. Carpets and lattihgs! INOItAIN CAUPETS, 23 te 73c. TAPESTUY HltUSSELS.tOteMc. 1IODV llltU8Si:LS,I.U)te1.2r., HOME-MADE UAU CAHPET.3S I e 7.1c. nUIHiUHT AND LINEN FLOOU CLOTHS, Lew Prices. HUHKSKI.-i, MtiqUETTK AND SMVUNA KUOS. WHITE AND FANCY MATTINUS, 12 te Sfic. t.'OCOA AND NAPIEU MATTINOS. FI.OOH, TAIILE AND STItAW OIL CLOTHS GENUINE AUHOUA OAUPET SWEEPEIt. U.UI. OEMM.NE NEW IDEA C'AHPET SWEEPEIt, !.). Everj'lhliig nt Lewest Cash Prices. JOHN S. GIYLER & CO, NO. 25 EAST KING STIIEET, LANCASTEIt, PA. J." MAKTIN A CO. WE WILL THIS SEASON MAKE A BPEC1 tl.TY OF WHITE GOODS! And have at prccnt a large lotief all tint Is , (iletlrulile In that line, consisting of VIC'IOItIA LAWNS, INDIA LINENS, COItDEI) PlqilES, LINEN LAWNS, PEUS1AN LAWNS, INDIA MULL. l,(rtl YAUDS Lonsdale Cambric, AT 10c. I'EU YAltD. SUMMER DRESS GOODS, ALIIATItO'-S CLOTH, NUN'S VE1L1NO, SUMMEKSILKm, hUUAIl SILKS, UltKNADINES HUNTINGS. Wash Dress Goods, New Arrivals every diy of Choice Patterns In FltENCIISATlNES, FltENCH HATISTES, CHAM lilt AY UINUIIAUS, AMEIIICAN lilNOHAMS, .Kl'IIYIt (il.VlillA.MS, LINEN J.AWNs. -ONK--A"i: LAWN AT-lerPKU YAUD. Parasols and Silk Umbrellas, Lisle, Silk and Kid (i loves. Buttens and Trimmings. J. B. Martin & Ce., Cor. West King anil Prince Sts., LANCASTEIt. PA. II ATS AKIt VAX'S. T ATEST STYLES IN HATS. Stauffer & Ge., LEADING FASHIONABLE HATTERS, 31 and 33 North Queen St. TUB LAUOEST ASSOItTMET,Ol' STRAW I4XTS IN THE CITY. STKA W HATS EOlt HOYS, fs? 10.. I5c., 2Th?. STUAW II ATS FOU MEN, '000 , 75c, f 1, ALL THE SPRING STYLES SOFT AMD STIFF HATS. STAUimft CO,, (Shnltz & Bres.' Old Stand,) 31 find 33 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTEIt, PA. EIRST-OI.ASS HOARDING. Together wllh the choice of rooms en the first or second fleer. Surpassed by iiiine in the City. Call en ei'iiddress. ,.,,. . NO.tOiNOHTIiqiJEENST. 'Table boarders accommodated. till tfd AT liANTIO CITY. The Chester County Heuse IS NOW OPEN. Comfortable, homelike, situated very near the sun, with extended piazzas upon thrce ocean fronts. This Heuso hits long been known us a most pleasant snn.iner letreat. Juilel-'.'ind .1. 1CEIM ,t SONS. B AROAINS IN UNDERWEAR AND HllslKIIV IT IM.'MlTai i,,a llaVO l (III Gf.f,ll 11,1, III ,minl I nnnil.tulnn.1 Uiiliiundled Shirt, palenled, the best and cheap est Iu Iho market. Alse Working ShliM from 4.'k) nnd up, Uauze Shirt und Vestsforvie and up. Merine Grey and Whlle for S5e aud up. H'eik. lii(? Pants. Overalls and Notions. All cHeiwT' than ever. Pleeicall aud ex ex ex anilaobefere you buy ' . At UECHTOLD, BI311 of tbe Ills Sleeklntr. Ne. fri North Queen Street. . P. S. Choice JUulldluK Stone and Sand ler twlf . OI.OTltlNU. Traroler, Tourists nnd Pleasure Seekers will new find In our Stock of Clothing goods sultiible for the Sea shore or Mountain at prices the lowest or the Tew. A. 0. YATES & CO., 602, 004, 006 CHESTNUT ST., Philadelphia. ui'Wma "Yj eansman a mie. Great Reduction! have miule u Hn i-cilntr ItiMluctlmi. pelllnt; At HnirTheirAeliinl Value. .Men's Dress Rnllsnt $1.(0; north IS.HU. ,PH,5,A!i:w"0",l,W',ltcieHiilUnt.M; worth 111.00. ' ' Jllti'"'" All'We1 ,'Inla 's""h at 7.(0; worth l"i' All-Weel Worsted Stills at t.M; worth D1).''"'?.A1i.'vv.0,1 ';eiksciew I'.luck ami llrewn Hulls nt ! no; Wiirlhl8iai. tl'nti1'' s"l,B'wl,h '"K l'a"t; am.ne ; worth Heys' SiiIIh, with Leiik I'sinlfl, nt '.ia; worth Heys' Sulls, Kit Ictly ttll-w (Hit, nt $.1.00, (ni $.i.(in, $),.', $;.! aiidft OH; wnrlli fully doiibletho ineney. CHILDREN'S SUITS Frem 81.25 Upwards. Headquarters for Iho U. A. It. Suits, All inel. I ndicn lllue Suits ut $sisi. in imi ami $(e I'lini' uuteed lust I'ehnx, with two sets or buttons. it ill Ihiu ureiadeal le your ail ranbiue loci anilnn the enonnens stock or ilen's Heys' und Children's Clothing. Alse our Suits made te elder for Hilm L. GANSMAN & BRO., Nea. 68-63 NORTH QUEEN ST., ( Itlght en tbe Southwest Cor. et Orancii Street,) LANCASTEIt, PA. -Net connected with any ether clothing; stere in the clly. A'en (IAN. IJ1IIE CHEAPEST EMHHOIDEUIES EVEUSOLD IN LA.VC STKU AUK NOW TO HE HAD AT ASTRIOH'S Palace of Fashion, 13 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTEIt, PA A l.AKCIE ASSOISTMfVt' OK New Swiss Embroideries AT MAUVELLOUsH LOW PltltES. Swiss EdcliiK, fi Inches wide, line iiiallty and patterns, 'i'le uyiicd. - UneSnlss Ldi;lni'rlliehiiwlde,3.V-ii)urd, - r lue Sw ls Embmldeiy, 15 Inches w Ide, te cents a yard. cry Elegant Embroidery. rMtlv ueiked, 15 ...... Inchi-H wide, Lie nyiml. Iilsh Print Embroidery, line iuallly loop edge, 4 Inches wlile....l.'e a yaid. 5 Inches lile....K-e a yard. Tlnches wlde.....Y.c 11 yaril, line quality. lulnehes wlde....:i.k! a yaid, line iiuulliy. 11 inchus wldu....D')c ayiiiil, linn iiiulily. Te-day we have lecelved the hlggestdrivoef the season, consisting or 00 dozen Ladles' Pine hllk (laum (ilnvcs, 0 button length, lines! colors, ueithSt cents, at 7A eeiils a pair. These gloves am net Talletii (,'loves, but pure silk gauze. Our Extra LeiigRllkTutrctadlnvc ate tn cents 11 pair. Tliev nre fully li Inches long. Our 7c Ijiclng hid (llnves am selling ferRSa linn, 'lheyaioiissserled Tain tilidef lieanlltul iualily. We have succeeded Iu getting another let of these full regular made 15c llalbiigguu Hose for Ludles. SPECIAL HAUOA1NS IN Ladies' and Gent's Gauze Underwear FOU ?5 CENTS. SUMMElt COItSETS, tl.tm. The Ceuliueiilal Aulemalic Cersel, vl.OO. The II. A S. Silicon Cersel, a very excellent new Corset lorTAe. Dr. Warner's Duplex Corset, $1 w. Big Bargains in Oriental Laces, New Oriental I.ace of finest (Juallty, 7 Inches wide, umbioldcryeiiMiiuolsfttncli, w 01 111 inc., at only .'.V, a yard. Ten pieces of llelge Oilenlal Eleuncliig, II Inches wide, or heaviest iiuallly und inadu en cum line net. Thoembieldery en Iho hiuiie Is 7 Inches wide. The prlce or this lace was 7e. We are selling It ler ihe asteiiishlug low prlce of 40c. per nu d. lju-ge, allflnen Towels, hoideted, at Se. nplece. New Japanese Fans. NEW CIIKOMO PANS, from 5c. up. A Large und Elegant New Sleck of leather Hi'gs unit Satchels, Hat and round, at very low prices. SPECIAL UAItllAlN I sail Elegant Al. Iliriiter Itetind Satchel, I leather lined, at liny con ts (.Via) ' A PULL STOCK OP Gilt and Silver Braid, In all widths, lllnek and Culm ml WOUSTEH IIUA1DS, In till widths, Hi all colors. ASTRICH'S Palace of Fashion. mayZ) MORE THAN ONKMILUON i'OUNDS of soup are annually consumed in Lancas ter. 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