WP Vr' i A .'"? r- . Sr-r ".' .p;--;. fiLiiliiltaURAkLY RSTELLIGENCBK, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1885. rf J. h-HWAv V ;, M MMM V!ts '.T Mt, It'': &J til "Ti, MS- 1 ft. CvT K" v i if JAUNT'S BOOK NOWHERE. tyjMMirm'M rnrawzoeT Attn nruiRSE CAPIVEE8 COLVXIUA'S SCHOOLS. VaftdtflMua Recommendation Frem the Text '' Boek Committee Other FrecerdliiE' or EMbW "M "'!" !'.. .Ill W'MIM ' II IgMV j the Scheel Beard A nnse Ball Game! That Ended In n Dispute. -jl' . . ... (; neguiar correspondence 01 me istfllieehi-ie. ? Jilt Columbia, June 12, 1885. The Columbia A,!-, nchoel beard met In rcaular tneutlily session I els , , .'( la council cbaiuber lest ovenlng, with nil f" JI1UU1UUIS JUUaUMU A'lllllllU-J Ul 11WI. ivgiimi mealing vrore read and approved. Pursuant te nu Invitation from tlie beard, the teachers of the Columbia schools met tlie beard te confer with rcforenco te tlie adop tion of n text book for the schools en physi ology and liygtenc. Twenty-nix teachers were present. Flnonce comintttce reported collection of '8T duplicate slnce May i!u, '85, te be fJOI.ne. Finance commltteo a-sked for mid w .11 grunted $10.64 for the sinking fund, ltepnlr and supply cominltteo reported that reef of the vnerry Hireet uuuuing was in need 01 repair nnd rocemmoiulod thtttjtliey be attended te ; the comtnlttee also rocenimoiidod n uutuher of ether repairs te this bulldltii;, nNe te the ITlfth stroet schools. The repert was rocelvcd and rocenitnondatlons adopted. Text book cointultteoroiorled its follews: That they oxamlned the tllllercut books submitted for the study of physiology and hygiene, as text book, with special rcforenco te teaching the elleets of stimulants and narcotics en the human system. They liave also conferred with the teachers In Joint con ventien. The prepositions from different publishing houses werothen submitted, but the commltteo unanimously recommended the use of Ivison, Blakeman, Tayler A; Ca's books. Mr. Orayblll moved the following, which ij,. was unanimously uuepiuu ; innv eunui a elementary physiology and hyglene be adept- t ed for use in the grammar schools, and that 1 the primmer en satne subject by sauie au- uers de auoptea ler use m 1110 socenuary schools, and that the teachers In the primary schools be requested te teach the subject of nhvsloleirv nnd hvcloiie ernllv. .'-' Mr. Slaua offerod the following resolution. and upon the roll being called It was unani mously adopted : JRcselvcd, That the beard will be responsi ble for all costs incurred In having delin quent taxes of 1SS5 collected, according te law, ey ine conecier or ms uepuiy. On motion tlie matter of exonerations from the '8-1 dupllcate was loll In tlie hands of the finnnce committee. The beard next conslderod the proposals for collecting the '85 taxes, und en motion of Mr. Slade, the contract was awarded teS. It. Boyd, at 4 14 per cent On motion of Mr. Given, the iluance com cem com mlteoo was instructed te accept the bend nf Mr. Boyd, with the sureties named in the stun, of f5,000 for the collection et the dupli cate for 18S5. On motion of Dr. Markel tlie time for holding the regular meetlng of the beaul was changed te the third Thursday el each mouth, commencing with the third Thursday In July. Mr. Strlne moved that the solicitor's salary be fixed at (20 per annum, te ditto from Juu'e 1, 18S5. The motion was seconded and en the roll belng called Messrs. May, Strlne, Wann. Tayler and Grevor voted in tlie affir mative, and Messrs. Slade, Given, Grayblll and Market in the negative. The beard after granting orders for n num ber of bills then adjourned. A llaae Hull Gaine Kudu In it Wrangle. The game of base ball yesterday afternoon, between the Columbia and 'W'rightsville, in Vrightsvllle, resulted In a raw and a victory for our, boys. The WrlghtavJtleclut) obtained 41 cilrfM, r. lnafl In thnluiiflunlnnnf llm nn..i.t buUtciftcreund as the j(ame procceded, and rthe sixth rt.-uingjrku scere htoed 10 te 13 In fcyer of the home nine. This was the last inning, for a dispute arese which resulted In ending the game. Purple, catcher of the Columbia, caught 11 leul tip, alter it struck his breast, and the batsman was de clared out by the umtiire, who is a resident of Wrights llle. Objections w ero raicd, the umpire remained firm in his decision, and a free light was imminent. Finally the game was gfven te the Columbians by 0 te 0. Then , the crowd yelled and hooted, but retaining possession of the ball they had wen, the Co lumbia boys left the Held unmolested, abused by language mero forcible than elegant. They returned home in safety. . Town Notes. A room in Shriner'shall, In Bank alley, has been reuted by the Brotherhood of Hail read Brakemati, and their first meeting will be held in it next Sunday at 1 n. 111. Frank O'DenncU while making a fan out of weed, had a wound inch decn, and six inches long inflicted in Ids right leg by the Knne no was using supping irem me woeu. Our former townsman Kebu IT. Bead, en last Friday evcnlng, graduated with high honors from the National Law Scheel, in 'Washington. He lias also been appointed first assistant in the United Suites patent efllca Irfite last night thloves wero discovered in II. C. Yeung's yard, and althejgh chased, they managed te oscupe in the wct yard. Miss Ilebecca Kunkle, of Ilarnsburg, Is visiting relatives at Norwood. Miss Pauline Lemayer. of Yerk, Is visiting Misses Fanny and Ida If anauer. Ycsterday, Mr. Goe. C ratio lest 11 soabean watch chain, en ene side of which was on en engraved the initial "C." Hern In Lancaster. The new appolntee te the trusteeship of rsorristewn insane hospital, Cel. Augustus Boyd Is a natlve of Lancaster, w here he was educated, and outered in tlie iron business with the Celemans, from which he removed te Lebanon, Pa, and at the organization of the Lebanon deposit bank he bocame man aging director, irem which responslble posl pesl posl tien, at the outbreak of the rebellion In 1801, he was appeinted assistant quartermaster with the rauk of captain in the United States army. Since the war he has been president of the Exchange National and National bank of the Republic, cf Philadelphia j of the Ilostenviilo railway and ethor enterpri ses. He was the assignee of Emanuel Mo Me Shaln, late ewner el llohrerstewn rolling mill. Strawberry Fettltul. A strawberry festlval under the auspices of the Christ church choral society began in Roberts' hall Thursday ovenlng und will lie centinued this ovenlng and Saturday. The hall is very tastefully arranged, the borries are luscious, aud the lady atten dants pelite and pretty. All kinds of con fections, fruit and creauis are te be had, aud the hall will be found a very pleasant place te spend an hour and a quarter. Died at a Geed Old Age. Miss Uarbara Weaver, nged 83 yours, died nt the rosldenco of lier nophew, It. F. Itewe, at Lampetcr, last night Decoased was a natlve of Lancaster county and for 19 years bearded nt the old Black Bear hetel en East King street, this city. Oflate years she has been making her home with Mr, Rewo. Her fuueral will talie place en Sunday morn ing at 10 o'clock. Six Killed aud Twenty Wounded. A dispatch te the Times from New River, Tonn.,euo hundred mllosubevn Chattanooga, ou theCinclnnati Southem railroad, says that a tutinel caved In Thursday en a censtruc- Hen train, and six jtorsens wero killed and twenty wounded. The wires are down and no names or details can be learned. Charged With False I'reteuse. Jehn Welfer, of this city, is charged by W. A. Keller, a furniture dculer of Lowlstewn, with having obtained goods from hhn by falee and fraudulent representations. Wellcr ?:ave ball ler it hearing before Alderman '"ordtiey. A Cen 't M sterleu Death. Caleb Cenner, of Coleraln township, lest a valuable cow somedays age, in a ratiier mys terious way. Tuoudder of the animal first began swelling and she died in great pain. The cow had been in a swauii, uud It is sup posed that she was poisoned by the blte of a snake. Morphlne Admlulstered by MUtake, Fiem the Kphrata Itoview. A young child of Ephraim Ronulnger, of Denver, died last week from the effects of a dese of morphlne admlnlstored by mistake. The tiiiteral was held en Sunday. Kauiriuan's Consolation. Frem the Hnrrisburg Telegraph. Collector Knutrmau has the satisfaction in his removal of knowing that he wilt be suc ceeded by n gentleman in the person of ex ex Mayer MacOunlgle. A MHGUIiAR BOOK. ScleUltatlng With Bunum Truth. and llrllllnnt With yew l'erk Correipendence American llural Heme. Chap. I. " Hhs Malaria i" Rees te Flerida. Cbap. II. " Overworked " gees te Kmepe. Chap. III. "lias Hheumntlsm t" gees te Ems. Chap. IV. Has a row with his doctor. The Above chapters, Mr. Kdlter, I And In ft hook recently publlaliud liy an anonymous author. I have rend a deal of sarcasm In my day, hut I never read anything equal te the sarcasm herein contained. 1 suspect the experience iiettrayeu is a personal ene ; In short, tha author lntlnmtcs ns much en pnge 31. Let 1110 glve you a syi rnep- Mnlnrln." as it states, is the clenk with which superflclnl physlclnns cover up n multitude of ill feelings which they de net understand, and de net much earn te Investigate. It Is also 11 co or ler such diseases as they cannot euro. When they ndvlsu their patient te tnivel or that he has overworked nnd needs rest nnd is preba hly siUTcilng fieinmnlnrln.lt Is n confession of Ignorance and inability. The patient gees abroad. The chnnge Is a tonic and for a time he feels better. Coim'shemo. flckle appetite, fro fre minnt hnAflnelies. severe colds, rniinns. slecn- Icssncss'lriltnblllty, tired feeling, mid general unfltness for business nre mil ceiled in due tlme byalarmtnK attacks of rheumatism which tits about Ids body regardless of all human reclines. nlannlnK attacks or rheumatism which t: out his body regardless of all human fecllni Ms tniiHrnliir.ln Ids buck. ArtliMllur In 1 HI muscular In his back. Articular in ins Joints. Inllnmmutety, iny I hew he fears It will it v tehlslienit I New elr he uoesle the snrltnrs. Tha (doctor sends him there, nf course, te net ywll i at the sumo tlme he docs net really want him te dlu en his hnnd. Thnt would hurt his business I llettcr ler a Tew days, ltuturns. After awhile neuralgia tiausllxes hltn. He bleats; cannot bienthu hus pncuiiienia : cannot wulk I cannot steep en his lull Ide) Is fretful j very nervous nnd Irittable: Upalennd llnbby ; has frequent chills anil fevers ; everything about him seems teKO wrong : becomes suspicious ; musters up strength nnduGinnndg te knew what I killing him 1 "lircnt heaven 1" he cilcs, "why hae you kept me soleng In Igneninca 1" ' Ilccause." said the doctor. " I lend yourfale 11 ve years bke. 1 thought beat te keep you com fortable und iKiieirtiit of tlie facts." He dismisses hi doctor, hut tee late ' Ills fortune has nil koiie te fees. Hut blm, what becomes of him t ruoeinoruaya weii-Knewn hiiii eireci uiuik cr gnld te me "It Is rcn lally astonishing hew gen ts becoming. Twe of my oral brlght's dtsease Is becoming. Twe of my personal friends are new dying of IL Hut It Is net Incurable I am certain, for my nephew was recently cured when hi physlclun said recov ery was Impossible. The ease seems tome te be a wonderful one." This gentlcuiiin fermcily represented his government In n foreign ceuu try. Ile knows, appreciates and declines the value of that pieparutlen, because his nephew, who Is n son of Danish Vlte Censul hchinldt, was pronounced Incurable when the remedy, Warner's safe cure, was begun. " Yes " said Ins fathcr,"I was very skeptical but slnce taking thnt remedy the boy Is well." I rugret te nole that ci-Presldent Arthur is s ild te be a victim of this tcrilble disease. He ought lellvnbiit the probabilities are that slnce uuiuerizeu remedies caiinei cure mm. in puy slctans will net advise nlni te save litis life, as se many thousands have done, by the use of Warners safe cure, which Oen Christiansen, at Drexel, Morgan A Ce.'s, told ine he regarded "as a wendcrliil remedy." Well, 1 suspect the here of the book cured himself by thusame means. Tim Internal evl deuce points very strnnuly te this conclusion. I cannot close my notice of this book better than by quoting his advice te his leaders i " If, iny friend, you hae such an oxpuilcnce its I havu portrayed, de net put your trust In physicians te the oxcluslen of ether lcmedlal ugencles. They have no monopoly evor disease and 1 personalfykiiew that many ei them nre se very 'conscientious' that they would fur pio pie fer that their patients would e te heaven dlicct from their powerless hand than that they should be saved te earth by thu use of any unauthor ized menns." And that the author's condemnation Is loe true, hew many thousand duped, and yet lu euc4 as he was, cun poisenalfy testify ? hlcnm Ilcatlus In Itcadlni;. B. I). Hall, secretary, and E. I. Helly, Ruperlntcnding engineer of the American District Steam company, operating the Helly system of street distribution in cities for the purpese of heating and power supply, have been In Reading and by Invitation met a number nf gentlemen at tlm ofllce of Secre tary Keover, ene of the beard or trade, and explained their system of steam heating. Killed In Bight or Ills Hume. James Powers, a puddler employed in thu Forndale rolling mill, near Alleutewu, walked out efhis rear gate Thursday oen een ing and stepped en the Lehigh Valley rail road track. As he did he he was struck by a passenger train and instantly killed, hlsliedy being fearfully mangled. He leaves n large family In destitute circumstances. This Is the fourth ielcnt death within thirty-six hours In this vicinity. Linden Hall's tllit Year. The commencement of Linden Hullfouule seminary, Lititz, will be held in tlie chapel nt ten o'clock in the morning of June 'JMh ; the exhibition In the afternoon from two te four o'clock ; the musical entertainment In the etcning, at half-past seven o'clock. The baccalaureate sermon will be preach oil by the Rev. J. Max Hark, of Lancaster, en Sun day evcnlng, June -1. Caught In the lleltlng and Killed William P. Cooper employed In ii saw-mill near ltcnove, has met with a herrible acci dent, which resulted in his death Thursday night. He was trying te adjust a belt among thu machinery, when be was caught und thrown among pulleys and belts. Theciigiiie was stepped as seen as pessible and thu In jured man Liken euL One arm was pulled Irem the body, both legs wero broken uud he was internally injured. htuug by a Lcciut. One of E. Helm's children was stung in the arm seme days age by a " seventeen-year-locust," and new lles in a very critical condition at the family rosldenco, Ne. 2el North Mulberry street. This should be a warning te children net te handle these insects, which have coine and are coming irem tlie ground by millions. 1'ullce Cnses. Alduimau MuGlIuu this morning commit cemmit commit ted te jail for five days Jehn Muller, arrested for disorderly conduct and begging from deer te deer. Henry Helsloy, arrested as a vagrant, was discharged, he having shown that he had been at work a day or two age and was in search of work when arrested. He's rsatWIled. Frem thu Yerk Pennsylvania!!. The appointment Is a geed ene, Mayer MacGonigle's administration ler three terms having been excellent Net the least of Lan caster's claims te the offlce are that she lias about as many Democrats us Yerk, mero rovenue business, and that ever there De mocracy can net feed en fat county offices, like here. Asked and Answered. Frem the New Yeik Sun. Is thore any warrant whatever ler the as sertion that Mr. Randall has importuned the administration for anything, olther selllshly or otherwlse ? We trew net Killed Under a Tree. Cassius Stackheuse and Albert Labar, ymmg men of Lincoln, Sttssex county, New Jersoy, took roliige under u trop during a thunderstorm last Monday night aud were struck by lightning. Labar was killed and Stackheuse dangerously injttred. llcateu la Three Straight lleuts. Silas Wright's herse '-Geergo I" was beaten in three straight heats by "Delaware Bey" at the Oxford fair ou Thursday. The best tlme niade was 2:3S. Ooed Adtlce Fer L'verybeily, Fiem Ceugrc3binan Hlustaud's Kxuuilucr. Let all Democrats, big and little, subscribe for the iNTKLLiau.NOEii and therein learn manners, modesty and humility. IJe theI'enn)ltnula Itejiubllcaus II ear? Frem the New Yerk Herald. In respect te congressional districts un un falrness in any state Is n matter or national concern. Geed Fishing. lvun llare, hotel-kcopor at Oregon, and a frleiul caught 1M) cattish and cols in it stream in the iiuighborheod el Oregeu yosteulay. Ilewure of Mugniiinps. Fiem thu Heading Times. If Cel. Quay is nominated for state treasu rer, wllljthore Iw another " Mugwump " tiji rising? m Ail lliwcriitable Dlfpellistlun. Frem the New Yerk World. Prison contract labor Is te be abolished in Illinois, but legislatures are btill permitted. JUAltKETS. 1'hlIadeluhlK l'ruduce Market, ruiLADurmA, June 12. The volume of bus), ness In Fleur wus light aud prices favored buy. em. bales of ,() barrels, In lets te suit the lecul trade, Including I'enu'u lamlly. ut $1 Ol C 23 ; Westcni de ut $4 fieQi W : Minnesota bakers' ut $163, nnd patents ul $3 0eQ3fia If .... 4n . ,1 . n n. A, .uw l.nwl ,nMa...,A .JW I4WM. U, HV r 1'V M.I,V V CUIUBt reed wu dull uud weak. Sele of Wc$l. ern winter bran, t3 TH ncr ten. At 1110 1 p. m. can wnett' irat was dull. Uh (We hid for June t D7K for July 1 $1 O0V4 for Aus.i lloit.ferBcpt. Cern was easier 1 Me, June 1 Mie for July (MJie for Aug.) BlUe. Ter Kept. Oats were dull 1 4(Xe. hid for Junej 10-Jfc. for July j 33c., Aug.; 3Jic, Bcpt. B . New Yerk I'rednce Market. NkwYemc, June II. Fleur market dull but without decided changed i Fine, 2 'i-ffJ 40 1 Buperflnc, Ww'l 70( Common te Fancy Ex tra Ohie, 3 40JI00 Minnesota, $.18001 i). Wheat Ne. tilted, Winter, July, 1 txMi i Aug., $10TtHent.,l(PI. Cern Ne. 3 Mixed, June, f4'e July, Ale. Oats Ne. 2 Mixed, June, 3)ic ; J uly, .1Jc. Ityedull. llarley ueinliint. i one llllll 1 JIll'SH, fllO,Ull uu. Lard M W, July j tfllU, AitKiist. Melnsses uemlunl; hulling stock, l:3We ler CUtest. Hnsln dull but steady t stialncdte geed, II 12W Ol 17K- Turpentine steady nt 3."e. l'ctieleuiu II rm t rpflned In cases, 8,'jRlec. lluttur steady ; Western luillutleii creamery, lMUc. Cheese firm; Western lint, 2flOXe i Ohie de, prime, 0e. K?B easier i Westein, 1 4Je t Hlale, lljfl.ic niiKiirsieaiiy ; nuiineuuiiuuai, irj,;iu, unui Hinted, ;c. ltlce llrm and unchanged i Carolina and Ijeulslnun common te fair, 41ti.c. Tallew dull t l'llme City, 6Hc Freights dull ; drain te Louden, liSl. i;ouee (iiuei iair caigeew, e$c. nay uiui ; Se. 1 Tlmetliv, 1 111. (jlilcnge l'roduce .Market. Ciiicaiie, .lunu hi, V.3l n. m. Maikcl i nil a trllleeanter. Wheal J uly. SxWc ; A UKiist, i)Je i BrpL, t'lj jc.4 Liern .nny, vy,K .ugusi, v,a. Oats Jul v, XiLiWiu. l'erk luly.f le J71 i Aug., Iinsru. L.d-.luly, tfi nix Aug.. (l 07 Sept., W7". lllbs .lulv. UWli Aug., 4U; SepL.f'iM. CLOSIKO, 1 r. i. The weakness Bhewn at thoenenlne was enlv et teuipeniy untuin. Wheal ud- vniifpil. nnd closed a cent hlulier. Cern and outs ipic higher, l'erk -"c, nnd ribs l.lu higher, Wheat lime, 8?Kc i July, S!i;c; August, 9IKc : HepL, 'Mie. cm ii June, 47c July, 45Jic ; Aug., 43Xa j Sept., 4e;ic. Oats .Mine 33Jic; July, Mcj Aug., U'.c; Aug., $10 u : Aug., fi 733 Aug., $5 SI i l'erk June, $10 45; July.tlOll .ei)i ui ni Lard J u in e, H ta j July.WWK i July. ViVA C 77K I bept., til 8S I 8.1 Je 15, iiiiis .nine, Sept., V W. Live Bleck 1'rlces. CniOAiie. Cattle ItecelpU, fi.UKI head! ship ments, '.'.SOO head ; prices stronger iiiidushade higher, shipping steers, l,:tfeai,5 ', KU) fi?0i l.SUOfJliXiO D,s., 5P?.14'J; 07k3l,2U Us., $IMii3; blocker und feeders,! 4U(3(0. Hogs ltecelpts, SI.Oiii held) shipments, 4.-V; matketepened slew but cloned steadier; IWJIOe lower; rough nnd mixed, MM.13 ye: packing und shipping, 3niMi3,e B,n, $.1 HKil ne: llirht weights, (JOfilTO ft,, $1 9UQ5 20 t 170210 Iks., $3 W 03 M ; skips, 114J3 HI. bhecp IfccelpiK. LSOOi shipments, fleOsmnrket firmer j natives. lnOgllWfts , und ever, H(I JWj Western, tl S083 75 ; Texus, fi 2303 S3 j liimbd, $i25flt00Vhead. East LlBEniv The Hve sU;k market wn mere slew te-day, and price were llrm and tending upward prliue steady; prime, MSOQ 373: talr le geed, M4J3 4u j common, $l5 1 r eeelpts. TKOhead ! shipments, 1,231 head; shli ineiils to.New Wrk, none. lleg( iiiniket slew ; l'ldludclphlas and Yolk crs, $1 l.Vtt 21; lecelpts, 3.H-0 head; ship ments, l.ae hi'ud, bhlpmcnts te New Yerk yes terday, 4 carloads. Sheep In firm demand, but unchanged ; prime, iki4 !.'"! iair 10 giHiu, m aut(Mj common, tl UiiM; yearling lamb, .3 30; spring Inmbs, $I(i0Q5Ii0; ruielpts,3,(iu0head; shlpiuiints, 2.0UO head. StucK Markets, quotations by Heed, McUrunu & Ce., Hankers, Lancaster, l'a. 11 a.m. 12 M. 3 p.m. Missouri Pacific Michigan Central OU m,' W New Yerk Central M't i sIJ New Jersey Central 37J 37 3d). Ohie Central " .... i Del., Lack, ft Western 1W WA 1WV Denver A HieOruudu t, F.rle () 10 vJi Kansas A Texas 17U IT1!! 17Ji LukoBhero 3'i MU Bit? Chicago A N. W., coinuieu. tllj; til' j N.N. Out. A Western iA? St. Paul A Omulia 'f2 l'acllle Mall ly, 3U Sl'X itechester A Pittsburg 2). HU Paul Ij7J4 U7 f.TJi Texas l'acl He 11U Union I'aeifle M; 53 33J Wiihash Common 3 Wabash l'l-elerrcd 7 Western Union Teleurupb.. (ilK i.P4' ciu Leulsvilli) A N(ihvllle Xili Kl'i 3Si? N. Y., Cbl.ASt L .... l' LehlKh Valley !!$. Leliluh Navigation 4i)2 1'eiinsylviiiilu. 4s Ij'yj, 4.-1-. lteadlui; l ll-lil 1". T. A HuinUe w Northern l'uclllc Coinuieu lfi4 li lirji Northern l'uclllc 1'ief MM ss 3k Hestonvllle ., isS Philadelphia A Erie is Northern Central .. ... UuderKreuud Canada Seuthci 11 T,U oil......... 75; Tttj; TvJS I'eople's Passenger Jersey Cenlrul LouilMecKSUIlU lllllllU. ltcierted by J. II. Leng. Par Last valnu. H.lll). Luncuaier City, C per cent., Ih3 Jl) Wi " " icie ll 110 " " 1U3 1MI Ul " Spertt. In 1 or 3U years.. 1(U KD.S " 4 " hchiKil lean l(l llri " 4 " In ler'J) years KM ll " 4 " InSerSH years. lil PO " 4 " InlOer'JOyears lew 103.25 Muiihelm lloreugh lean 100 1W BANK STOCKS. First Natleml Hank loe luije Funuers' National liiink M llu Fulton National Hank 100 175 Lancaster County National Hank .... M 110 Columbia National Iltiik.... Mi W Christiana National Hank Pi 11 Kphrata National Hank 100 141 First National Hank, Columbia loe 153 First National Rink, btrusburg HO lKi Flist National Hank, Marietta loe '.i First National lUnk, Mt. Jey lui 150 Lltltz Nutlenal lljtik ., l'i ivj.10 Munhelin National Hank ine ltil.'M Union National Hank, Mount Jey.... An m New Helland National Hank lui rw Oap National Hank HO HUM Ouarryvllle National Hank ine Hi) Neithein Hank stock 10J liv TCKM'IKK HTOCUS. lllghptiiiK A Heaver Vulley "J3 7.M IlrldKUJieit A Horseshoe i 21.W Columbia A Chestnut Hill tu 18 Columbian WnshliiKten 'M 21.03 ConestegaA Illg Bpilng in w Columbia A Marietta ', 30 Maytnwn A KlIznbethtOHii t lu Uuieuster.t Kiihnita -. 41 Ijincjister A Willow btreet 'ii 4.04 btnisburgft Millport -St '.'I Marietta Muytewn..., 25 m Marietta A Mount. Jey 'X SS Lunc, KUzabethtewu A Mlddletevtu. lui) 70 LaueasterA Frultvlllu M M Iainciuster A Lltltz a "i Kast Hrandywliie A Weynesbuig M 1 Lancaster A Wllllamstewn ;' 107 Lancaster Maner M 1111 Lancaster A Manhelm 'a 41 Lancaster. Marietta .", ;r Lancaster A New Helland lue ?J WlfiCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Qu.1rryvlll0H.lt M .M.73 Mlllersvllhi Btreet Car se w Iuiiilrlng Printing Cemimny te 31 Uasllcht and Fuel Company 23 30 Stevens Heuse (Hends) 1(0 lue Columbia Ces Company 'i S3 Columbia Water Company 10 9 Busnuehannalren Company lue Oi5.i5 Marietta liollew-waro 100 :ie Stevens IIoube 60 5 Mlllersvlllii Nermal bchoel ii lri.05 Northern Market &e 7.1 Kastern Maiket ,V) u) Western Market se 61,23 Ijuieaster City btreet Kathwiy Ce 60 35 Uas Company Hends 100 loe Columbia Horeuuh Hends ion jen LuncasterA Busijuehanua 300 -ite Lancaster A New Haiivlllu.... 35 70 A'A'IF AVrJUtTIHEUVNTa. TDENNA, CIGARS FROM S1.00 PER X Hundiudun. at HAHTMAN'S YKLLOW FHONT CIOAU STOUE. TTANTED WASHING V 1NU. Apply at the AND IRON- old hese house, It Heaver sticet. "ly-HAT GLEN PARK. REDUCED RATES -FOlt- Picnic and Private Parties. Hcauttful mounds and cned accommedattoiiH. Fer terms and engagements apply ut the 1'AltK or at ALHK HMANllAHH'S, Ne. lObeuth Duke street ltd GK VND CONCERT -AT- Knapp's Summer Garden, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1!S3. MV6I0 DV TUB FAIRVILLE BAND, Jel2-!td J. 11. LICUTY, Instructor. CALL AT BTOltK REIGART'S OLD WINE -FOIt Listen's Extract of Beef. VIXXST IN TUB W0H1D, KstublUhed, I7S3. II. E. 8LAYMAKEU, Agt. feblMld Ne. 29 East King St, IJIOR PURITY. STRENGTH AND FIN. ) lsh. I'UUE 110BAX SOAP cannot be ex. I M ' I. I celled. KStr AnrXMriHKMBSTB. AK1NQ POWDER. ROYAL BAKING . POWDER. Absolutely Pure. THIS ponder never varies. A marvel el purity, stiength und wholcsemeiies.. Jiore eco nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, nlum or phesplmtn powders. vn Wall aim enir in ctirif. imiitai. iiAHininuwuriiLii! Blreet, se i erk, mays7-iyu.w lirANTED. T V A KOOll (ilrl for uenenil homework, jelt-tlld Apply at (KM North Iiuke stroet. THE BEST the City, nt HAHTMAN'B 0e HAVANA CIGAR IN YF.LLOW B'iOltE. FHONT ClOAlt WANTED AGENTS TO SELL GOODS en tlm Installment Plan. Geed men can make Five Hollars a day. Apply te L. J. BTOK KB, Keystone Heuse, Iletwecn 8 nnd 9 o'clock Saturday Morning. It KA DRINKERS, LOOK YOU UKHK, what you get with one pound of Clarke's Famous Ten, 3 pieces et Miller's lloraxfeeap, urn hpattttltilCiipnnd Bnuccr, or Majolica 1'ltclier. Lump btarcb, 6c. B. CLAKKF.'S TEA BTOUE, SS West King Street. XjiAST END YARD. C. J. SWARR&CO. GOAL. KINDLING WOOD. Orne; Ne. 20 Centre Hquare. Heth yard and olllce connected with telephene exchange. aprl3-lydMAF.lt UIILIC SALE ON MON DAY, J UN E 11, 18x1, will bu sold at the Franklin Heuse sliibln, Lancaster, l'a., the following live stock Twenty head of Kentucky Horee-i, one pair of biy Horses 1(1 hands high, cannot be surpassed for style, beauty and fluidity : ene brown Heme, 13 hands und three Inches high, very stylish, can pullawiiKen In 2 10, no better family herse In the world, cun be driven without blinds. One sorrel Herso, cun beul i 10. One bay Mare, 10 bauds, never taw a truck and cun show three minutes, fouled en lien's farm, Lexington, Kentucky, by Meinbrlne Hedseferd. Tbe bid bid anie ure prime roadsters ana mddlcrs. The sleck will beat Fmnklln Heuso sbibles en bat urday.JunelS. hlxty days credit will be given und all stock warranted as represented. bale te commence at 1 o'clock, p.m.. when at tendance will be given und terms made known by JOS. A. OCKEH. Jehn lirnHAH. Auct. A. C. Ilti-s, Clerk. JI2 2td s ERGE SUITS. OAK HALL ha mi uueiiuallitd stock of Suits tintdu fiem Imported Serges, -IX- HLUK, 11 LACK, HHOWNiind WINE COLOK. They ure In the full range of MEN'S and YOUTIIB' SIZES, and ut the Ieet prices in this market. WANAMAKER &, BROWN, Oak Hall, B. ir, Coe. Sixth axu Maiiket bTHEcrs, 1'UtLAtlILl'UIA. e URNEW PRICE LIST BOOTS arid SHOES. ln1ai)U' Kine Leather flutteu Bheei, SJc., 40c, and !i"i;. Chlldreu'dKld or Pebble Spring Heel, size, I te 7, 73c. Chlldien's Kid and l'tbbtu Hutteu, heel or spring, IKK) and 11.25. M Uses' Scheel Shoes, bite, 11 te 2, LU). Mties' Pebble Hutteu, heel or spring heel, slze,IIteS,1.23. Heys' belld Leather Lace Shoes, Ue, 1 te 5, tl.oe. Heys' Uutteu Shoes, size, 1 te 8, f 1.23, $1.30 and JI.7.1. Men's Ooed Leather Lace or Congress Shoes, f 1.25 und ll.SO. Men's Hase Hall Sbocs.tl.eo. Men'JM-'lnu Shoes, Miee w 01 th W.U0, only 2.00. We have them In Luce, Congress or llulten, bread or nut-row tee. Ladles' Fine Kid Hutteu, our en 11 make, B'luare or round, $2.00, (2.30. Ladles' Flne I'ebble Hutteu, $1.23, $1.M. A very Flne Opera Slipper, $l.e. Men's Flne bund sewed bhecu, button or lace, II no. Men's Fine Waukeupliust, $J4ieand$l.uii. Men's Heavy Working Bhecs, 73c. Men's Calf Heets, fiOO. Ladles' Flne Olnve Tep Uutteu Shoes, square or round tee, $2.(10 und $2.30. SHOES OF ALL 1)EC1UI'TI0NS MADE TO OUDEU AT BHOHT NOTICE. JOHN HIEMENZ, Ne. 51 NORTH QUEEN STREET, INQUIUEU BUILDING. D ON'T LET "i'OUR EYE SKIP THIS. Ills worth money te you te scu the II AUG A INS lu Men's, Heys unit Chlldien's CI eth i n g -AT- L. GANSMAN & BRO.'S. Hcllable (loeds only. Lewest Prices always. FOR $5.00. De net let the wonderful lewncss el thu prlc make you think lightly of the Halts, Men's Bulls and excellent, tee, tint we otler ut this tig 11 re, FOK 87.60. Thoreuuhly geed All-wool Cmslmcre Suits, FOIt H8.SO. Flne All-Weel Worsted Corkscrew Bulls FOIt 10.00. Finest of All-Weel Basket Worsted or English Corkscrew butts. Heys' Suits at $1.75. $2.23, $100, fl.00, up te$t).0i). Children's Bulls as low as $1.25. Tliin Summer Clothing! IX CHEAT QUANTITIES. Indigo niue Flannel Suits as $1.7.1. Seersucker Ceat and Yest ut $1.23. Business Hants ut 73c. AGAIN! AGAIN! We extend our cordial Invitation te call uud ex amine our Cleirnnt stock of Spring uud Summer clothing ut prices te suit all pockets. L, GANSMAN & BR0 THE FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILOHS AND CLOTHIEUS, Nes. 66-68 NORTH QUEEN ST., ( Hlght en the Southwest Cor. of Orange Streot,) LANCAHTEIt, I'A. Open until!) o'clock In the evening, Saturday evcnlng until 10 o'clock. WNet connected with any ether clothing store in the city. lOH BALE OH KENT. FOR RENT. h- Three Law Onlees at Ne. C NOHTH DUKE STKEETi and a basmcut&Sfeet long, supplied with water and beat. - ... uuu-SO-ua H.FKANKKSIILEMAN, KEW AnrtiRTIHr.MKHTl, IV M USTUW AYS flK REM "e IKmERK I) that MILLF.IC8 IIOUAX 8(1A1' is net a high priced nrtlcle, but a high grndu soap at the price of medium ones. THE PROPRIETOR OF MILLER'S ItOltAX SOAP has spared no expense In producing an article thnt for ttue Intrinsic merit cannot be oxcellcd by any ether soap In the market. WOMEN IN SHOPS AND STORES Women who labor often hnve headache, flensnn's Cnpclne I'lasters will rcllove it Imme diately, S3e. N ARTICLE TO GIVE YOU HETTER and longer serrlce than MILLKIt'8 IIOUAX BOArcaniiotbetound. TXAPPY THOUGHT AND REBECCA AJL. Tobaccos i llAHTMAN'H Tobaccos enlv Benernlitir. at YELLOW FllONT ClOAlt HTOItK. THE BEST ARTICLE FOR BLEACII lng nil kinds el rubrics Is MILLKlt'B UOItAX SOAP. ORE THAN 300 DEALERS PRO PRO neuncu MILLKIl'S IIOUAX SOAP a standard article. TJ1IRST-CLA8S BOARDING. .E Together with the cholce of rooms en the flrst or second fleer. Surpassed by none in the city. Call en or address, NO. 4W NOItTII QUF.F.N BT, Tuble boarders accommodated. nfl-tfd H1TEOAK LUMBER FOR SALE. Persons wanting White Oak Lumber, cut toerdcr, cnu be aceomuiedaled et onee by call ing ou Iho undersigned nt New l'rovldence sla sla tlen. Alse, Halls and Pests of all kind. 20 cords of WhlteOuk weed. McFALLS AllltO., Jc8 3wd Biiilthvllla I'. O., Lane. Ce., I'a. rnllE LARGEST. BEST AND MOST JL complete assortment of 1'laylng Cards in the elty from 6 cents per pack up nt HAHTMAN'B YELLOW FHONT ClOAU BTOltK. SCHOOL 'IAX FOR 1885. The duptlente I In thn hands of the trciisiuer. Three per cent, eir for prompt payment. W. O. MAU3IIALL, Treasurer, Ne. 12 Centie bipiare tnr Ofllce hours from 9 a. m. te 4 p n. junell-trdH ARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR AND HOSiKllY AT IIKCHTOLD'B. Have von seen the Improved Iiundrlcd and Uulaundlcd Bhlrt, patented, the best and cheap est In the murkeL Alse Working Whirls from !tSe nnd up. OauzeBhlrtsund Vests feri'K) and up. Merine Grey and Whlte for 25e and up. Woik Weik ln I'anls, Overalls und Notions. AH eticuner thun ever, l'leuse call and rr- amlne before you buy At UKCHIOLD, Sign of the Hlg Stocking, Ne. te North Queen btreet. 1. 8. Choice Uutldlng Stene ana Sand ler sale. H IRSHifc HROTHER'S Ono-Prlce Clothing Houee, NO I'HELIMINAItlES! NO ADVKHTISINO I FICTITIOUS Hut Plain Facts will tell you thu tale every time. e claim te havu the LAHOEST AS&OKTMENTOF CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, &c, In this ceuuty. We ale claim te sell goods cheaper than any otherstero In the county. Te convince yourself, cull and sea for yeuisxlf, us eery silicic 111 our store is markea in plain ng uies, nnd ynu are nt liberty te leek through our stock, whether with the Intention of purchasing or net. We guarantee polite attention te every one. OurMKKCHANTTAlLOItiye DKPAIIT MENTls replcte with nil the Various Styles aud Qualities of SUITINGS AND l'ANTALOON l.NUb that are worn this season. Yeu will de well le leek ut our geed and prices belore buy ing elsewheie, us It will be u considerable u Ing et money te J ou. A Perfect Fit Guaranteed. Just Kecelvcd an Enormous Bleck of SUM MBit GOODS or all Kinds uud Qualities. BEEItSUCKnit COATS und VESTS fiem $1.30 up. Single Coats as low as 10c. OUH MOIIO "One Price, and that the Lewest." HIRSH & BROTHER'S ONEI'HICK CLOTHING HOUSE. COUNEU OF NOKTH QUEEN STHEET AND I'UNN SQUAHE. YirlLLiIAMSON A FOSTER. THE BEST I'ATrEHNb IN Seersu cker Coats and Vests AHK AT WILLIAMSON A FOSTEH'S. THE BEST Linen Duster, Silk Mohair and Alpaca Coats, AHE AT WILLIAMSON A FOSTEH'S. THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF Summer Silk Neckwear -AND- Gauze Underwear AHE AT WILLIAMSON FOSTEH'S. THE 1IEST QUALITY STRAW I-ATS, THE LATEST STYLES Stiff Felt Hats, LIGHT OR DARK COLORS, AHE AT WILLIAMSON FOSTEH'S. THE HEST MATHK1AL USED IN BOOTS and SHOES, -FOH- Ladies, MIssep, Oeitts and Beys, Fur the Promenade, the Scheel Itoeni, cr the Workshop, AHE AT WI1 L1AMSON A FOsTEH'S. THE LAllGEST VAUIETY OF Lawn Tennis, Base BaU and Bicycle Eiders' SHOES AHE AT WILLIAMSON & FOSTER'S, 32, 34, 36 & 38 East King Street LANCAaiaU. I'A. NKW AnrJillTlHEMEXTlt. 4"kUR PURE RYE WHISKEY AT be stiriKisscd for VJ" ft money. 'limit can net the ,. .. "OiiHKU'Sl.ltJlIOItBTOUE, aptK-tydlt se. XI Contre Sciuare. DR. FOREMAN, I'll Y81C1A.V AND 8UIIGKON, UemeTed from Ne. 211 West King street te Ne. V North l'rliice. (Lnte reeldence of A. F.. lloheru.) miswimd rpHE FINEST OILS AND CIIEMIOAI.H Ait?8torAnxyfls'Ani:r"cur,,"re i,,cd " MIL- IILORIDEOF LIME And ethor seasonable disinfectants In Innre stock at " HUI1LF.VB IlltUO BTOltK, Ne. 21 West King Street MORE THAN ONE MILLION TOUNDS . ofsenp ure annually consumed In Lnncns- Nearly nne-tlitiil n( till 14 AIILLKIt'B uinr7-0ind IIOUAX BOA1. -CIOR TOILET, RATH, LAUNDRY, JLJ Kitchen and WnslMnnd, use nothing but the best MILLKIt'S IIOUAX SOAP. A TLANT1CJ CITY. The Chester County Heuse 18 NOW OPEN. Comrertablo, homelike, situated very near the sea, with intended piazriM upon thice ecruii fronts. This Heumi has long been known as u most pleasant summer ictreut. June-2iud J. KEIM A SONS. REDUCTION IN CUSTOM MADE Clothing. A welbmade, r.legnnt trimmed and perfect lilting llusliiess Suit ler $18.00. A goeil r:ngllsb Ceikscrew Worsted Suit, Mat braided, In one, two, three or four button cuta way, for $23.00. A handsemu Check Cusslmere Suit for $.-0.00. An elegant Serge Suit, in bluck, blue, drub or brown, for $1500. Fine English Btrlped or Check Pantaloons Hern $3.00up. He member, all work Is strictly llrgt-class. Evcrv garment warranted te h is 'presented. A geed lit, well-made and nlccij trimmed. The lurgest assortment of patterns In this city. A. II. ItOSKNSThlN, m24-6mdlt 37 North Queen strteL AT UURSK'S, 17 EAST KINO ST. FIKEWOKKS HKAUQUAIITEUS ! NOW HEADY FOH DEALEIIS Our Truckers arc purchased from Importers, and we ure prepared te Jeb at the Lewest Prices. OUH FIHEWeHKS Aiethe Unequalled Colored Works, pmeliasrd from the inunufactuiers, und wcuie picparcd te sell them at Lewest Prices. Storekeepers are Invited te give us u call. Ilememberthe HAMMOND'S SLUG SHOT for Petate Hugs, Cut Worms, Hese Hugs and Slugs, Ac. We are the agents Ter it. Storekeepers sup plied ut Jobbing rates. Alse HOldutietull. BURSK, NO. 17 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTEIt, I'A. H IOIldc MARTIN. Jelly Tumblers AT CHINA PiALL. Wourepiepaicdto Supply Housekeepers wlib JELLY TUMBLERS, JELLY CUPS, JELLY JARS, And Everything EIe In the 1'ieMTVIiiu ch sol Line. Oeteur price belbie purchaslin;. High & lartin, NO. 15 BAST KING STREET, LANCASTEIt. I'A. B UKGER & SU1TON. A WORD TO PARENTS. 1 narfiii will wonder what Ii the best te uetthclrbeyH In the wnyef Clethlnc. Semethini; etieiig.ttt the same time neat und drensy. IF YOU WILL CALL AT BURGER&SUTTON'S Your mind will be put at real, u we can sup ply the cry feult you want ut prlcen texult tiery one. we can Uuarantee erkiuaiibblp because they ere Our Ow n Make. WE HAVE THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT -OF- Thin Coats and Vests IN THE CITY, AT 1'HICES AWAY DOWN M-GIVE US A CALL.-Va Burger & Sutten, MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, Ne. 24 Centre Square, LANCASTEIt. I'A. A3IVSK3IENTS. NATOMIOAh i;XIlIHITION. LAST WEEK ! Dr. Heidemann's ANATOMICAL EXHIBITION, 14 East Kiuff Street, Will peslthely close Saturday, June 13. JWLustduy fur Ludlcs, THUIISOAY, JUNE Open all day nnd eveiiluc;. ADMISSION ". S3 CENTS. liilMud 1-OJ.ITICAL. F OR JURY COMJIISSIONKR. EDWAItn AM1ILKH. Of Ilruuiei-e low ushlp. Subject te the decision of tbe Democratic county convention. iim25-tl1Aw F IOR JURY COMMISSIONER. JEHOME II. SIIULTZ. of Ellzabetbtewn herniiKh. Subject te tha decision of tbe Democratic county convention. d A w ltd pe R JURY COMsTTssIeNKR, HEN.IAMIN HlIIlEli, Of the ElKthh Wuid, LaneasleiClly. Subject te the decision nf the Democratic county convention. Jel-tfdA w CIOR JURY COMMISSIONER, E. V. DILLEIt, Of Earl township, Lancaster county. Subject te the rulcH et thu Democratic party. iuyl8 8tarM,WftStldAw VhOTItlXll. The large variety in our sleck of Cleiliiiig eiinhlcs us te iiilly supply tlie wants of Men, leutlis, Heys niul ClilliliTii of all uses. Tlie goods ure liore, Uie prices are right ami we guaraiilce entire satis faction in every parttcnlar. A. 0. YATES & CO., 602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST., rtuladelphla. mZiiid itiev GOODS. TTICKSS GOODS. AN'OTIIEU CAHLO U OF SUMMER GOODS HECEIVEI) AT THE JEW YOEK STORE. TweCaCK lk?autlful PRINTED SATIRES, Fifteen Cents a yard j made te sell uti'. Cents. An Iinmeue Stock of WASII1SO DltF.SS OOOIIK.f IIAMIIUAYH, SEKItUCKCKS. OIM.II SlS, IMTIVTES VIC'IOIIIA LAWNS. IMJIA LINENS, NAINSOOKS AM) I'lQl'ES, At l.ewcht Cit Prices A CHOICE SELECTION Ol ORIENTAL AND EGYPTIAN LACES, SWISS NAINsOOK and CAMIHIIC EMBROIDERIES, In All Wldtln and Qualltle-i ut the Lewest Prices Eer Known In the Trade WATT, SHAND & CO, Nes. 8 & 10 East King Street. TARU.VINS. JOHN S. GIVLER & CO. OFFEIt EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS ! ONLY HALF I'llltE' One Cem) of NEW SEEIf-LC 'vEli only fie j weith 12Kc. Anether Case GENUINE HOT! II ZEl'HYH (UNtillAMS at Wjc per yaid. New and De sinible Styles, tiiad thU mmeu teMtllut.V'ic Anether Ca9e of NewMjIe IlltOl HE ZI'I'HYll UINUIIAMx, only 12c per yurd. Made thin season te sell at -c. Ti ree Thousand YnnN A'nerted CJItEY AND DltAll HIIOCADH Hi:it;i, New Styles and Celers. 011 loe per yard. Never sold for less than 200 te 25c. A Few Pieces SILK FINISH EI) AltAGON COUDs leftnt liUeper jard. New Ooeds mude this Keaenn te sell at iV. Light Shudes All Weel AL1IATHOSS CLOTH enlv 2.rc. All shades 11 Inch WOOL C ASIIMEUKS, only iOc j cheup at 75c. Loek ut our !2He Tl ItMSH TOWELs Ilest towel In lJiii,ister. Cheap ut ,3c UAHOA1NS IN hVl.UY HLP YUTMEVT FOH JOHN S. GIVLER & CO, NO. 25 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTEIt, I'A. J. H. MARTIN & CO. WE WILL THIS SEASON' SPECIALTY OF MAKE WHITE GOODS! And hae ut present a laie let or nil lhat is desirable In that line, consisting of VICTORIA LAWNS, INDIA LINENS COHDED 1'IQUES, LINEN' LAWNS l'EHHIAN LAWNS, DOTTED SWISS INDIA MULL. SUMMER DRESS GOODS, ALHATIIOSS CLOTH, NUN'S VEILING, GUENAUINEs, HUNTINGS, SUMSII.lt SILKs Si HAH SILKS. Wash Dress Goods, New Airlvalseveiy day of Choice Patterns lu FHENCH UATI8TES, CIIAMHHAY GINGHAMS, AMEHICAN GINGHAMS, ZEl'HYH GINGHAMS, FEINTED LAWNS. 1'HINTEDHATISTES, J! Inches wide, at liJe. a yurd. FRENCH SATINE. Just diue 111 25 New l'.itternsnf Flench butlncs lu Urge and sinuU rinjjs at 25 cents per jnrd.weith 37 cunts. American Satines, all of the Newest Patterns in htetk at lije. and lie. J. B. Martin & Ce., Cor. West King uii.l lYime SIn. -lyKST KNI) HOTIOI Chestnut Street, above Bread, Phil'a., II. W. KANAGA, 1'iopiicter. Opening June 20th. Newly Furnished. I'asseuger Elevnler, Electric Ilella, Ac. TERMS, $2.50 PER DAY. Mr. Kanaga was 13 years at the U Irani and several years at thu feevtuth Aveuue, I'jttibuiu, Pa, JcJ2ul JA" r. f L k . t U . -.fV - !. rf .
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