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DAVID WAYNE'S FUNERAL
.MEXXVECIED XO HE JIOitfJE OJV flPJ.
BAY HOT AS A COItl'SE.
r ( A Large Attendance at the Obsequies or the
Dead Engineer Children'! Day In the
ChurchesA Then and Other Police
Intelligence llceent Town Notes.
Regolarcerrcspondcntoot the Intelueehckr.
Columbia, June 15. The remains of En
gineer David Wnyiie w ero rocelvod In Colum
bia, en Saturday evcnltiir, accompanied by an
order net le liave thorn exposed. The erder
tw obeyed and e von Mrs. Wayne and her
children wero unable te leek upon 11 m 'whom
In life they loved se well. The remains wero
lntorred in ML Bolhel cometory yesterday
afternoon, in the presence of a large uuinber
of people. The Columbia and Vigilant llre
companies attended the funeral.
Just bofero starling en his Ill-fated trlp.Mr.
Wayne gave te enginoer flave Leamnn, ftiO,
which waa tAe handed te his (Wiiyne's)
wife. He also told his friend that he would
be home en Sunday. He was, but In a far
dlfl'ercnt manner than he oxpected. llofure
Mr. Iicainau had reach oil Columbia, he
learned el the torrible death of Mr. Wayne.
Mate Ball News.
Twe games of bae hall will be played In
Columbia this woek ; Columbia and Marletta
en Wodnesdny nltcrnoen, and Columbia and
Koystencs, of Manlielm, en Saturday nltor nlter nltor
neon. l'rebably the llncst exhibition of ball play
Jug ever wltnossed In Manlielm, was that en
Saturday aftornoen, botween the Columbia
and Koysteno clubs. Eleven Innings wero
required te declde the contest, which was
wen by the Columbia by a scere of 5 te I.
I'ellce Intelligence
Thieves iorced an entrance Inte A lint ay's
mill, in West Ilomplleld township, en last
Saturday night, and stelo a large amount or
grain. The blacksmith shop adjoining thu
mill was also onterod and a iiuiiiher of tools
ntolen. Noclue te tlie identity or the roll,
hers has as yet been discovered.
Ben. Duck was drunk and disorderly en
Frent street, en Saturday nlirlit. and wits ar-
rested and placed In the lookup by Chief
Burgess Jacksen. He was released soveral
hours later with a sovure reprimand.
Charles llenry. colerotl, had n iiilsundor iiilsunder
standlug with Cale Jenes, nlsn of dark com cem com
plexieu and was sued by the latter for as
sault. Henry and Jones wero both drunk,
and wero placed In the lockup with "Cars"
Deran, from the hill, who was a witness
when they sobered uj The c.ise was dis.
missed and the thrce negrees wero dis
charged. Town Notes.
Wash Cele's thumb or his lea hand was
nearly bitten off, en Saturday, by a deg.
' " Miss MiuuleJM. Erwln returned from New
"Yerk city, wherohe had been attondiugcol attendiugcol attondiugcel
loge. en Saturday ovening.
Miss Ella Heath, of l'uiladelpkla, Is the
guostef MissesUUaaud Auna Fry. en Union
street.
Scheel beard will ineet in special sossleu
thisevening, at the residence- el I'rosideut
Tayler, and olect a solicitor.
A pair of geld-rimmed cye-glasscs wero
lest en Sunday eveniug by Olllcer Jehn Gil
bert, along with their case.
The coucert by the Columbia band, en
Saturday evening, was the llncst yet given
by that organization, atid was listened te by
an audience that well filled Third street from
Walnut te Locust
Next Saturday evening Philip M. Kline
and Ed. D. Bruner, of Gen. Welsh pest, Ne.
118, G. A. It, of Columbia, will start for the
national encampment of the Grand Army of
the Republic, te be held in Portland, MpIc:.
iraose.persons nej yet Having p.itti tiieir
JcSoel taxeHjiad $Mq .'tc.id te it at once, as
suit will be TifeuSht against them after te
morrow. The heard means business, and
the easiest way te save treuble Is te pay the
taxes, as they are bound te boexocuteu.
Anether attraction has been added te the
Wild Cat Falls buildings, in the ihape of a
skating rink. The Doer, although small,
10x50, is smooth and even. The rink was
formally opened yesterday by a number of
skaters lrem Marietta.
Manager Krem has announced that during
the summer months his rink, the Metropoli
tan, will be open only en Tuesday and
Saturday evcnlngs.
Children' Day.
The Fourth street l'resbyteiian, .Methodist
Episcopal and Bethel churches yesterday
celebrated Children's Bay in a manner long
te be "remembered. The decorations wero
the most oxtenslve and finest ever been iu
Columbia, the exercises were interesting and
the audiences large and appreciative.
SIVEDEllED IX TEXAS.
TfieUias J. Downey Slain liy Ills Ilerdsinuii.
Death of a Lancastrian In the Senthnett.
Themas J. Dewney, of Abilene, Kansas,
was murdered by herdsmen en his father's
ranche at Cotulla, Demmltt county, Texas.
The murdered man was only about 18 years
of age. His father is a brether of the late
David Dewney, of Lancaster, and his rela
tives are well-knewn in this city.
ThoAbilcue (Kansas) Gazette, of June !),
gU os the following particulars of the murder :
' We have just received a few particulars
of the herrible murdoref Themas J.JJowney,
at Cotulla, Demmitt county, Terns. It seems
that Themas Downey, sr., and Themas J.
Dewney, his son, had been stationed at
Cotulla for some time, and as the spring
clipping was ever and little work te be done,
Themas Dewney, sr., made known his Inten
tion of going back te his home iu Ablloue,
leaving his son iu cbarge of the ranclu He
had only gene aa far as San Antonie, when
the news reached him of the murder of his
seu by the Mexican herdsmen in their em
ploy. He hastily returned te Cotulla, only
te find the news te be true. The murdered
Isjy was only 18 years old, and was buried in
San Antonie.";
Ne cause is assigned for the mnrder. We
loam from Mr. Charles E. Dewney, of Lan
caster, that this is the secend murder iu the
Downey family in Texas by the sheep bord
ers in tueir employ. Mr. Sam'l Downey, who
led Lancaster about twonty-feeven years age
te engage in shoep-ralslng, and who carried
en the business oxteuslvoly and successfully
for many years, was murdered by his herds
man en the 13th of January, 1871), en the
same ranch en which the rccent murder was
committed. After his murder his brether,
Dr. J. B. Dewney, loll Lancaster for
Texas te leek after the Interests of the estate
The ostate was divided, and iu the settlement
ene part of it foil te Dr. Dewney, who Is still
living upon it at Carrizo Springs. The jxr jxr
tien of the ostate belonging te the ether heirs
passed into the management of Themas
Dewney, sr., his brether, then and new liv
ing at Abllone, Kansas. Koceiilly he took
Willi him te Texas his seu, Themas J. Dow Dew Dew
eoy, te assist In the management et the
ranch, and he was murdered its abeve stated.
The ranch is quite nil extensive ene, ami
last year Uiore wero upon it from 8,000 te
10,000 head of shcep.
Feet Ilrulsed by an Knglne Ilorse.
8 o'clock this morning, while Davis
At
Kltch, Jr., was grooming " Frank," ene of
the onglue horses of (Shllller) tire company
Na 'J, the animal frightoned anil trod en
Kitch's right feet, soveroly cutting his big
tee and feet. Dr. S. T. Davis was seut for and
cut out the bi'u Ised nail und injured
wrts of the llesh. The weunded man
was sent home te his residence en Green
stroet, near Strawberry. Mr. Kltch has Just
rocevorod from aa attack of typhoid fover,
which laid him up for six weeks and he Is
especially unfortutiate In again being dis
abled for n season.
List of Unclaimed Letters.
Following Is the list of unclaimed loiters
remaining In the io.-tefllco at 1ancaster, for
the week ending Monday, June 15 :
Laities' hist Miss Lizzie Brockonbor Breckonbor Brockenbor
ough, Mrs. Sallle A. Cable, Kate S. Fellz,
Mrs. Kate Gebuaur, M. Florence Hastings,
Miss Kate McDade, Miss IS'etty Moere, Miss
Jennle Relgltard, Miss Christia Smith, (.1).
Gents' ZtsL M. E. Beeks, Warren II.
Bruckart, Will Buckingham, T. J. Eby,
Willie Frey, II. B. Keller, Edward Kiilm,
Newton J. Lofbvre, Mart Overholtzer,
Jeseph Phillliis, Calvin F. Strohl.
'lime for PuyluB County Tax lUlended.
The county commissioners lane extended
the time In which the threo per eent abate
ment for iyment of county tax will be
allowed, from te-dav (the 15th) until Tues
day, the 25tb inst. The extension Is allowed
because thu rush of taximyers was se great
for aome days past, that the collector, Mr.
Albright, could net attend te all of thorn.
Declared a live Per Cent. Ulildeud.
The beard of directors or the Eastern market
company have declared a dividend of llve
per cent., payamonnne onice or Allan A.
Uerr. 103 :
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last King atrceL-
mm sevesth wahb ablaze.
A Score of Whites and Coens Cooped for Heine
Noisy en Saturday Night.
On Saturday evening a - cry much mixed
crowd of whites and negrees congregated at
the Seventh ward hotel, en Keckland street,
which is kept by Jehn Quuzenhouser. All
were drinking and at n Inte hour they became
verv disorderly In the slrccL There were a
number of fights and a great nolscTlie people
of the neighborhood wero dlsturbed and
among tlieui Mrs. Margaret Trier, who
has a sick woman In her family.
The result of the night's racket was that
Mrs. Prier brought suit befere Aldermau A.
F. Dennelly against about twenty or the
nartv. Olllcers Headmau. Morrlnger and
Rttclile have been gathering the accused in
nil dar. nnd nt neon the lollewlnir had been
arrosted en the charge el drunken and dis
orderly conduct : Frank Blair, Walter
Myers, Heward Myers, .las. Cosgreo (of
Old Factory read), Jehn Kalne, and Geerge
Hemaii, white men i and Cyrus Heland,
Tobe Wright, Samuel Procter, Slme lleberls,
Sipilre Wilsen, Jehn Pressbury, Geerge
Hunter, Geerge Patterson and J lm Waters,
all darkles. Others will be arrested as seen
as they can be leund, If the whele Seventh
ward has te be locked up.
1 Ionian is also charged with assault and
battery upon Philip ltussmaii. All of the
abeve parties except Tobe Wright have given
ball for a hearing en Thursday evening at 7
o'clock, when plenty of Inn may be looked
for.
TIUIOWX l'Jluai A HOUSE.
Conclusion of the Iiraln the Itnmilt Oilier
Protldcnce Township Notes.
S.MiTiivii.1.1:, June 15. As Mr. Elmer
SUvorthern, or ltawllnsvllle, was riding a
colt through Hawllnsvllle It bocaine un
manageable and threw him en his head, which
rosulted in concussion el the brain, and he
new lles In a very critical condition.
Master Milten Htiber, or Marticviile, Is
ropertod as stung by u locust. The sting
caused hlin te get very sick and it swelled up
black.
Elmer Keblo, or Smlthvlle,ls convalescing
from a sovero attack or inllanimatery rhcii
lnatlsin. Miss Betsy Huber of Kmlthvllle, dloden
Saturday morning, and will be buried at
llverland en Tuesday Kith. She was ene of
our mast respected and beloved, and leaves
vacant a place which cannot seen be filled.
She has been a strictly charitable person, and
no ene In necd of help was turned away
from her hospltable deer and many will be
the peer who will miss her bountiful and
dispensing hand.
Daniel Miller, or Provldenco township, was
buried yesterday, at Laurel Hill church, In
lilsfiSth year. He was employed as bridge
watchman en the 1'cnuea by the Ke.idlng It.
It. company, at thu tlme of his decease. He
is ene or a family el33 child ren.
Mr. James Miller, or Quarryvllle, at
tempted suicide by banging, but was dis
covered In tlme te prevent the commission
el the deed.
On Saturday la, the supervisors of Provi Previ Provi
dcuce and Peipica townships met and put up
the feet leg at the place known as I Inherit
fording.
Tliecilitliumpians'tendered a serenade te
Mr. Samuel Hubcrand wire, a new ly married
couple
ltOVHTH VUXVEUSINU A WILL.
hlningn Sequel le Wedding In llrunklyn.
The Dentil of u Cleveland Mit hunt.
About three weeks age Gustavus P. Heed,
ene or the eldest and wealthiest dry goods
merchant or Massilleu, Ohie, went te New
Yerk, as It was supKsed, en business. He
was married iu Brooklyn te Miss Harriet A.
Butler, aged forty-four. He died within
twenty-four hours alter the ceremony. The
bed" -".ns ureught home accompanied by the
bride of a day and her brother, Mr. F. W.
Butler, and was burled en Wednesday after
noon. Since the Interment a will el Mr. Beed
has been produced, which bequeathes te the
wife all his preiwrty, Including the homo home
stead in the city and all Its contents. Slnce
his father's death ten years age, Mr. Beed
has been a dutiful son te his mother, new
eighty years old, and that he should virtually
turn her penniless from home, scorned be
unnatural te her friends that doubts of the
son's sanity at ence aiese, which hae broad
ened into suspicion of a graver character
Suit has been begun te contest the will and
Attorney Baldwin, who has been retained
te prosecute the case, said that the will and
the marrlage were transparent frauds and
that he had sufficient documentary and oral
evidence te establish the fact that the imbe
cility of the dead merchant had been taken
advantaae of by the parties intorested for
sinister purposes, The will It-self is a peculiar
document having been tern iu pieces and
then pasted together. It describes the prop
erty com eyed in such language as te leave
little doubt that it was prepared by an insane
man, or by someone net conversant with
Mr. Reed's alia Irs. Mr. Heed's property Is
worth about 50,000, against which are Ha
bllitlcs el 313,000. The ease premises te de
velop many sensational features when it
comes te trial.
l'er ltoUtereus KUsliijr en the Stieel.
Kiem the New Yerk World.
Yeu are charged with kissing a woman en
the street," said Justice German te an old
man who was well-knewn te many persons
in the Jcllersen Market court as a wealthy
Harlem resident, who is known by the so
briquet of " Pig-bead Geergo." He gave his
name as Jehn MewatU
"That was my servant girl, judge," 10
plied the prisoner.
" Hew old are you V"
" I am sixty-llve years old."
" Old enough te have bottersenso."
Ofllcer A. M. De Nyse, el the Ninth, said :
" It was 9 o'clock last night when my atten
tion was called te the kissing. This old
man had p. young woman with him. They
wero walking along W est Fourteenth street
and kissed each ether repeatedly, attracting
a crowd of poeplo, who shouted and laughed.
I arrosted thorn both."
Mowatt owns f 100,000 worth or property en
the Boulevurd. He Kave his rcsidonce as
Eighth avenue and One Hundred and Forty
sixth street. He was flned 510. The young
woman gave her name as Jane Mowatt, '1(
years eiu, rcsiuing airs a. u west Twoiuy Tweiuy
slxth stroet. She said " Geergo was n dear
old acquaintance of liers." She tee was 11 nod
flO.
A Singular lliatli.
Mrs. Lelda Mtisscr, wife or Dr. J. Henry
Musser, died of lock-jaw at the family resl-
douce in the vlllage el l.ampclcr, after an ill ill
iiess of only a few days. She took a celli en
Wednesday last, and although she had
neither cut nor brulse of any kind en her
persen, symptoms of tetanus, or lock-jaw,
wero manifested, and she died as above
stated. Mrs. Musser was a dauchter of Jehn
Musselmaii, late of Wheatland Mills, new of
mis cuy. one was a most ostimauie woman,
and her suddeu and unexpected death has
cast a gloom ever a large circle of dovetod
frleuds. She was in the asth year of her age.
and she leaves besides her stricken husband
a son and a daughter, uged respectively IB
nnd 11 years. Her funeral will take nlaee
Woduehday at 10 o'clock at the residence of
ur. .Musser, anil me lntorment will lie made
at 'J o'clock at Longcnecker'H meeting house.
Hherlir's Sales.
Shoriil'Teinlinson sold at sherill 's sale en
Saturday, en the premisos, In East Denegal
township the real ostate of M. M, HeUiuan.
Nes. 1 and 2, including the farm or IK! acres,
wero sold tegether and purchased by (Jen.
Simen Cameron for $15,000, subject te a
dowerof$l,3b0.
Ne. 3, the resilience or Mr. 1 1 oilman, In
subject te certalu judgments and mortgages.
Mr. North bought also Nes. i and b, lets of
greniui wiineiii uuuamgs, paying JL'OO for
the former and f 10 for the latter.
Said te lie" n Lawyer.
Fieiu the Washington ICepiibllcmi.
Mr. II. J. Ramsdell, nover had a very high
opinion of the attorney-gouoral under Mr.
Arthur's administration, and seldom lets an
opportunity pass for indicating his views en
the subject. A few wceks age sonie ene in
the West wrete te the oillce of the register of
wills te learn whether a former noted secre
tary or the treasury had lelt a bdll Cir KOlldll
law a member or the bar. 'I he register, it is
ropertod, seized his pen and grimly wrete :
" Benjamin Harris lirewster, u man of bonie
local jirornlucnce In Philadelphia, is married
te a daughter of Rebert J, Walker and is
saiit te boa lawyer."
ha! of the Columbia Ileruld."
Mr. Eiigeue J. Miller, who rocently pur
chased the Columbia Herald, has, owing te
lulling health, sold his uowspaper property
te Win. B. Given, esq., the popular Columbia
lawyer. Mr. Given Likes possession Immedi
ately, He will place the paper under compo.
tent editorial and business management, and
a new career of usefulness Is assured this
toiling organ of the Democracy,
Toe Much Calamity Leads te Suicide.
Mrs. Marie Krcshncr committed snlclde
by taking laudanum, at Erle, en Saturday.
A few weeks age her husband was brought
home te her dead. Uu the day of her hus
band's funeral her only child was killed by
being run ever by the hearse. The unfortu
nate woman was about te return te her father
hi Germany when she received a loiter that
he had been drowued. This last bercaveiuent
was seen lollewod by her sulclde.
Iltirrard Again rictured.
The l)licc Gazelle of this woek has a pic
ture or Abe Buzzard surrendering hlmselfat
the deer el the I-iancaster county jail. Abe is
represented as u stylish looking young fel
low with n long moustache and ueat-lltllng
suit of clothes. He Is giving two ether men,
who are supised te be Mart and Jehn, geed
bye, whlle behind him stands a brutal look
ing Jailer In full uniform, waiting te shut the
iron deer.
Stricken nllh l'arnljsls.
On Sunday nitirnlng Geergo llrubakcr,
esq., of this city, was stricken with paralysis
at Weller's hotel Iu liuarryvllle. He was
brought tethlscityaud is new at ills home,ou
Orange street, where Dr. Carpenter Is attend
ing him. Ills condition is critical. Mr.
Brubaker had been In 111 health, but or late
had improved ;lasteeK he started en a little
trip thieugh the county for pleasure.
Police Cases.
On Saturday eveniug Henry Derleynnd
Geerge Henry, two young men who wero ar
rested for being disorderly at Ann and
Orange street, en Sunday of last week, had
a hearing before Alderman Ferdney. They
wero -discharged upon iayincntef costs.
Patll's first Stage Dress.
I 'a til first stage dress was made for her
thirty-four years age by a New Yerk milli
ner. Mine. Lanza, who has never been paid
for it. The bill, for fJt, was given te the
diva during her last American visit, but she
declined tosettlo IL
Nilcs of Stock and Iteuils.
Jacob B. Long,brekor,sold te-day at ju Ivate
sale, IM sliares of Nerthern National bank at
S115, (1 shares Farmers' bank at f 110, fi sliares
ICastern market at (00, 1,000 R. itC. It. R. 1st
mortgage bend at f 10." and interest, and ;i
shares Fulton National hank at f ISO.
Merchants' Cheap i:rursleii
Te New Yerk nnil Ceney Inland, Thursday,.! line
18th. Hound trip tickets geed ler three days.
Train leaves Lancaster (KliiR street) at .VI a.
in. Pare, 11.55. I.eae Meuhelin at 6:-.7; I.ltllz
at Mi mid Kiihliita at 7 05. Fate, 11.50.
Jiinc5.s,l.l,15,l7Altw
nKAiiitt.
Diinmcii. .luiie 1.1, 1 -.'. In Maner tewuslilp,
Charles C, Dlctilcb, uged 31 years.
The relatives and friends of the family nie
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral, lrem
his lata resldincc, Columbia pike. Maner low n
ship, Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, bet vices lit
the Meinieiiltu meeting house, MlllrrnvHIc. nt
ten o'clock, liilcniientnt MUlersvllle. Vtd1
JIissEii. .lune II, Ik In Lampeter, I.clila A.
Musser, wire of.!. Henry Mussur, M. ., Iu the
Sslhynarut heriiKe.
TIki lclntlvi-sand Irtendsef the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend thu funeral, from
the residence of her husband, In Lampeter, en
Wednesday afternoon,. lunu 17th, at 1 o'clock nt
Ihehuusennd 2 o'clock nt Lengeuecker's meet
inghouse. Jul5-2ld
McMaiiev. On the 15th hut., nt St .)eeph's
heipiiul, licrnard Mi.Maheu, In tlmfi.'d year of
his age.
The relathca und friends ute respectfully In
vited le attend the funeral, lrem M. Jeseph's
hesjiltal, en Wednesday morning nt ten o'clock.
Interment nt St. Mary's cemetery JI5-2K1
Utzinebr. lune 13, 185, in this city. Jehn
Utzlngcr, seu of .Jacob mid Mary Utzluger, Iu
blftSM year.
Tlie iclatlvcs mid frlcndi of theliiully, also
St. Michael's society, are respectfully Invited te
attend the funerul from his paients' resideuic.
Ne. 61 Middle street, en tomorrow (Tuesday)
morning at 0 o'clock. High mass at M. Antho Anthe
ny's cliiuch. Interment at St. Antheny' ceme
tery. It
31A11KETH.
Philadelphia Proiltue Market,
PiilLAtiELvniA, June 15. Fleur dull, ullh
pi Ices tending dewnwurd. About l.exi biiiHln
wild Including Penu'a lamllv. at tl ()'7I 50 .
Western de at $1 rxiQS en ; Minnesota bakers
ut fl35, und patents at $5U0g5 5e.
Hye flour linn at 13 HVA per bnriel.
Feed whs qvlct hut unchanged.
At the 1 p. m. call Wheat was dull, with We
hid for June: W,i for July j 1 ee for Aug.
11 W for Sept.
Cern wasqulel : 53c, June ; Mc ler July; Me
for Aug. i 51c for faept
Ontsueruenslcr ; 4c. hid ler June; lejje. for
July ; 37Jc., Aug. ; 35c, Sept.
New Yerk l'reduce Market.
Nbw YeKff, June 15. Fleur market dull but
wiiueui iik'KH'u cnnngcii ; rinc, i vq$i-n;
Supcrllue, f.'iaifiJ CO; Couiinen te Fancy Ex
tra Ohie, tneiriOHi Minnesota, i.1 MiGl irl.
Whe.it Ne. 2 lied, Winter, June, . : July,
1 W. ; Sejit.. Jl 1V
Cern Ne. 'J Mixed, June, 5lfc ; July, 5.1,'ie ;
AiiB..5lkc.
Oats Ne. 2 Mixed, June, 37?e i July, 37K-.
Itye nominal.
Hurley nominal.
1-elk dull; Mm, $1125.
Ijird fii K). July; W 'M, bid.
ilelusscs llnncr; boiling stock, iljc for Hi
text ltlce steady und unchanged ; Carolina and
Louisiana common te fair, 4iff5ijc.
Hay nulet ; Ne. 1 Timethy, t lu.
Ke-dn dull but firm ; strained te geed, tl 15
Ql 20.
Turpentine unlet at 3lc.
l'etreluuui dull : rellned In cases, s;,(J10c.
llutter steady ; WcsUirn Imitation Oicainciy,
13He.
Cheese linn ; Western llut,3i,i07J.ic ; Ohie de,
prime, BJ$c.
Egirs steady ; Wesleni, lSQUc ; Shite, K
14Ve.
Sugar linn ; Kellned Cutleur, V,ic ; (Iran,
ulated, n lMCe.
Freights nominal.
Cotree steady : falrcatgecs, 8-V7SUc.
Tallew dull ; Pilme City, 6;ei7-K.
Chicago Produce Market.
Cuicaue. June 15, 0.30 a. m. Mmket eixincd
this morning n fellows Wheat lie loner. Cem
J.Jc oil", Ferk 10c und Lard and Itlbs 2e eir.
Wheat July, RXe ; August, W,ie ; M'pt.,Wc.
Cern .Inly, 40ic ; August, 4fiKe ; Sept., lee.
( hits July, 32u ; Aug., 2Sc ! Sept., 27c.
Perk .Iufy,fiu2il; Aujf., $1030; Sept., f 10 10.
1.11111 July, tfl 57k; Aug., H) (15.
Klbs July. V 32ff ; Aug., 40.
CLOSING.
1 r. m. All expected dccieuse In the vUlhle
supply of half a million bushels and geed buy-
iiiK ey neuvy longs eniceu up me inaruei, nnu
thu weakness noticeable at the opening was
seen dispelled. The clo9e en everyth
llsnellcd. The close en evervthli
ng li
llriiier.ititiieugh net much higher.
Wheat Jul v. SSlie:
August, 90;Be
Sept.,
v;ic.
Cern July,
4SUe;
Aug., fC.Cj Sept., 4G!4c
iiatR July.
safe;
aub., iiii,v ; eeni., .ie.
Perk Jufv.tlO TiV,: Auir.. tlu 35; SiMittlu 4.',
Ijinl Inly, ta W) : Aug., V, 07U ; Sept., W 77K.
ltlbs-July, 532Ji; Aug., 5 4J; Sept., I5 5J&
I'hlladelphla Cattle Market,
Piiilaiikli'IIIA, June 15. The arrival of beeves
iuue 13. me arrival cu ueeves
r; We. higher; extras UUGf-Ja;
edliiiu, tiiniU.
18,500; market dull ; (e lower;
2,4Uii: market lair
L'lMxI. Mitlill IllfM
hiiecu Arrivals 8.
extras. lUrei'.itKOed. 4fi4U: mcdluni. Slfft'ic,
Hogs Ai rivals 4,1.00; active; all gnides U'
higher ; prices wero quoted atfigeX0 fur extra.
Livestock Prices.
Cuioaeo. Cattle Itcceipts, 1,000 head; ship
ments, 500 head; market strong; shipping steers,
l,:i50fi)l,5W) Its, $5 60005 70; ll20uQll350 Its., 5 3e
((5 55; 1I501.2UO Us., tl H05 20 ; steckcrs and
feeders, $1 5005 00; cows, hulls und mixed, $240
(21 W; slep.fed cows nnd hulls, fl 5004; thieugh
Texas cuttle, 527 gnissers, 031 Us, $.1 70 CI com fed,
1.1U) tts, t
negs Kcccipis, i!,wi ne.iu ; siunmcnis, 3,1100;
10015c Higher;
reugii aim iiuxen, .i csvei tu
pUUKUIg llllll
KhliinliiL'. 'iWSki ,s. l it(i
15;
light weights, 1300170 Its, U 10101 80;
180210 lis.. $J!Hffl 15 t skins. tXl3 (10.
euee;) ueceipis, -jju; Biiipmeiiis, inn; muiKei
.,,- . ..-...tt .L. e . ' ' --. .
firmer; natives. 1W012O .., mid ever, (39001
BUQ-.O B.s.M 5001 CO;C50) fts, $2 5O0J 60 ; Wi
ae;
est-
ern, xi deqi ; iexus, r twaeia.
Kast Libkbtv Cattle Nothing doing j re
ceipts, 8K5 head ; shipments, 247 head.
Hogs maiket firm ; Phlladelphlns und Yeik
ers, $1 OU01 15; receipts, 3,000 head; shl) shl)
meuts, 2,400 head.
Sheep Fair, no change In prices ; receipts,
4.200 bead I shipments. 2,400 head. Shipments of
Hogs te New Yerk, 7 carloads. Shipments of
cattle le New Yerk te day, 1J cutleads.
New Yerk Stock Market.
Nkw Yerk, J uue 15. Wall Btrect, 1:30 p. in.
Meney easy at IK per cent. Kxchauge
Unlet. Gevurnuieiits firm. Currency fl's, H27X
hid ; Ps Coup., I123X hid ; 4Ks de, $112, hid.
The stock mat ket opened strong, and en buy.
big of sonie of the mera prominent speculating
the cllijiiu'ri prices advanced; te 1 per cent by
neon. Since midday thu market hu been dull
and fcaluieless, und ut thu tlme of writing Is
almost ut complete standstill, hut the cdvauccs
el the morning U fully maintained.
1 lM
Western Union , K
Adams Express
Amurlcan Express ,.
3r.x.
U5
04
51
UU
u. e. cxprui
Wells, Furge A Ce
CC I. A O.... ...... ........,.,..
U. C. O. I
New Y'erk Central....,,,,. ,,, 61
ew Jersey Central 3
aiiiuuis i.umrui x.xnress
125
V....U V.UUIIU1...... .,.,.,,,, ...,,,. ...a
Michigan Central , ,
Northern Pucille ,., ,...
r, . '.'.. ... Preferred., ...,
WW
83
I Unluu l'acltle,, ,,,,,. w
Missouri Pacific WJ
Texas rjiclrie.ii........................ J'
New Yerk F.levated..... ..
Metropolitan ...........,..,.,.... ..
Manhattan..... ...
AIL A Terre Ilnutej ...
8K
m
1M1
ie"
rrcterreu,...,. ....... ....
Canada Southern., .
Canada faclde . -
Chtcace ft Alten U.,
Cncs. A Ohie fj
1 11.. . 7l Ul.
Uel., Lae.' West VU
nenrer ..
rle... ........ ..
" rrclerred....
Hannibal A SU.Ie
' l'roferred
Kansas A Texas i
Lake Shere ......
L. K. AW
1vs'lleA Nashville
1!4
MX
3l"
Merris Kssex
Northwest
" ITetcrrud
Ontario A Western...
Ohie A Mississippi
" Preferred
Pacific Mall .'
quicksilver,, i ,
127
61
rruieircu
Hnadlnir.
Iteck Island.
115
San Francisce.,
Preferred.,
Omaha,.,
8 1. Paul..
5!K
Prelcrred i
7K
mfurred.
1W
NashAChat 3.1
SI., 1...M. A W ;.
Wuhash .... V.i
" Preferred 7)5
C, II. A Q Ul ....
Rochester A Pittaburg
Pd. A Evans IH
Manitoba X
Oregon A Nav .... -I
Oreueu Transco ' '-'.i
Pullman Palace Cur ....
MEW AVrERTlSEitEST.1.
B
AKINO POWDEH.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. Amurvelef puilty,
strength and wholrsemeness. Mere eco
nomist than the ordinary kinds, und cannot he
sold Iu competition with the multitude or low
test, short weight, alum or phosphute powders.
Settt only In cam. Kiival Haki.ie PownrnCe.,
KK Wall btreei, New Yerk. may27-lydAw
rANTEI AT NO. f10 NORTH LIME
TV street, n girl with reference, for geuerul
heuBOHurk. Apply at once. It
xifiriieuT "exceitieNjth e best
VV Cigars In the town, two for 5-, at
HAKTMAN'S YKLLOW FKONT C1UAU
STOKE.
L
OST.-CN SUNDAY MORNING, ON
I North Oueen or WetOrunKestreet.usller
iiln ct wlthijillllantn. Thu tinder would confer
a great favor en the e nor by returning It te
Ne. 10 Seuth O.UICH stieet. Hey's lloek llludery,
us it Is a relic el a dead friend. ltd
THE BEST
the City, ut
HAKTMAN'S
6e HAVANA" CIGAR IN
YELLOW
STOKE.
FKONT ClUAlt
T OST ON
MONDAY LAST, A YOUNG
I'uir 1ek. Had en metal celtur
JU English
wlth nnine of owner. The Under wlllbeirtitta
bly rewarded by returning him te
MAUYKEYNOLDS,
It Ne. 125 North Duke SI.
-TTAST ENDYARD.
.C. J. SWARR&CO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
Orrica: Ne. 20 Centra Square. Heth yaid and
oftlce connected with telephene exchangn.
uprlJ lydMAF.U
M
ORE NEW EMBROIDERIES.
MORE
AT-
ASTEICH'S
Palace of Fashion,
13 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTElt, PA.
Lnst week our sales ut our Needlework Coun
ter fur exceeded anything we luive had since we
in e In business, and we bope te de still better,
WHY?
Oursules being very large, our stock naturally
get very small. Encouraged by this great suc
cess, we bought heavy, uud our stock new Is
larger than ever, and our ussortment better.
The enormous run -which our establishment
has had of lute, nnd the prominent dlspluy which
we make of these New Embroideries, assure us
that we will he mere successful than ever. Ile Ile
stdes. thev uie se verv ehenn. EervbedVHcca
thulnla glance, and when ene bui seen It, ll
becomes
A SECRET :
THAT MEANS KVEKYIIOHY
AIIOUT IT.
IS TOLII
It lsery haul for us te quote pilcea en Kin.
hieldcrles. We cannot doscilbe thu patterns,
hut we cun glve you an ldeu of what we have.
We start with thu small :
Irish Point Embroidery, at I5e., ISc. and 20c.
Medium Width, nt 25c.
Wide, at seu., 40c. and 60c. u vard.
Swiss Embroideries, ut 12c, ISc., 2ec. and 25c a
yard, that are very nice.
Wlde, for Unfiles, 35e. te 75c.
Forty-llve Inch Hklrtlng,from$l,lUteW,:Uayard,
Yeke Embroidery, from 75c. te $3.00 u yard.
Handling Net, twcntyieven laches wide, 18c. te
i!3u. a yard.
OKIENTAL AND 8PAN1SH NET,
The next best thing we have te our Embiot Embiet Embiot
deiles,U LACES !
Our Lucu Hepaitini'iit Is fairly slecked llh
nil kinds of Luces. Toe many styles te men.
lien all.
Cenie and Sce Them.
We have new bargains lu Whlle nnd Cieum
Oilental Luces, also lu UUque and White Mixed
Trimming Laces.
Flve hundred Ileal Antlquu Tldles, at 10c. a
piece.
INOUK
Millinery Department
We are busy as bees. Everybedy knows thai,
except these that slay ut home all the time.
OUlt STOCK OF
MILLINERY GOODS
Is positively most complete. Mere se new than
ever.
We are nhevi lug some line nuwSllvur und Geld
Sprinkled Wlnus ; they lire very pretty and
very stylish. Silk and Llsle tilevea, Funs, Para
sols. A full stock of Ueld and Silver Trimming
llratds.
Finn Embroidered Luce Caps, at 25c. nplcce.
White Cotten Lace, for large Hun IluU, ut 15c.
a yaid.
CALL AT
ASTRICH'S
Ne. 13 Bast Eietr Street.
maya
NEW EMBROIDERIES
NEW AltrjEnXIHEMENTH,
AN ARTICLE GIVING HEALTHY AC-
... .n.!.. J'V !l,,n Inevcry way ronduclve le
health. Is MlLl.Klfa BOUAX BOAP.
VR PURE BYE WHISKEY AT 75c
a quart can net be surpassed for the
money.
ltOHURIt'S MQUOll 8TOHE,
api2-lydH, Ne. a Centra Square.
PENNA. CIOAB8 FBOM fl.00 PER
. Hundred np, nt
ilAKTMAN'S YKI.LOW rilONT CIOAIt
HTOIIK.
TTSE IT HI COLD WATER, USE IT IN
U het waUir, It will glve geed results MIL
LEIVS 1IOIIAX SOAP.
mEA DRINKERS, LOOK YOU HERE.
JL what yen get with ene pound of Clarke's
Famous Tea, 3 ;iloecs of Miller's llnrax Soup, or a
neauumi unp nnu saucer, or jviujeiicil llicncr.
I.uuipeiarcn, nc. a.
CIAltKK'fl TE A BTOHR,
3tf West KIiik Street.
THE CITY TAX IS PAYABLE ON OR
before JULY 1, with nil abatement of 3 per
cunt. Oftlce hours from ll a. in., te 3 p. in.
U. F.TUYKItN,
Jcl315td City Treasurer.
THE GREATEST KNOWN SOAP TO
answer all purpese Is Miller's ltentx.
T7IOR PURITY, EXCELLENCE, FULL
.C wclKhtaud strength MIM.KK'H ItOHAX
BOAP has no cyiml.
C1ARBOLIO ACID, CHLORIDE LIME,
J Pratt's Chlorides, and ether seasonable ills
lufectiints In larue stock, nt
IIUllI.EY'H DIIIJO 8TOIIK,
Ne. 24 West King Street.
THE CHEAPEST ARTICLE IN THE
market te day, considering quality, Is MIL
LEU'S HOKAX SOAP.
OTRA.IGHT RYE WHISKY.
(Dlsllll.'d at Lllitz ) Ahe, Urandlcs, Gins,
Wines, Ac.
J. F. SHEAFFKIl.
Ne. 11 NtiJ Hi Duke St., oppesltu Ceuit Heuse.
Jel3-2t
YTiVUllIIriTSi
KOUNDRYMEN AND
ili. liiaCKSIUUIIH
use MILLEll'S HOKAX
SOAP and claim It unequalled.
aCllOOIjTAXKOR 18S5.
The duplicate Is In the hands of Iho ticasiilel'.
Thrce per cent, off ler prompt payment,
V. O. MAKUIIALL, Treasurer,
Ne. 12 Centre Squaie.
f Oftlce hours from 9u. iu. te I p.m.
JuuclMfdlt
AA.
Use Muiiliuhii Heller
BB.
Fleur.
The llesl.
The Original
muy21yil,S.tW,K
TJYONCE
USING MILLER'S BORAX
A J SOAP
everywhere.
R
EDUCTION IN CUSTOM-MADE
Clnlhlni?. A well-made. Elegant trimmed
unu ncrieci niung
Ilualncss Still for t!8.i. A
geed Kligllsn corkscrew ersleu bult, Hat
braided, In one, two, thicoer foiir-hutleu cuta
way, for f 25.(10. A handsome Check Casslmere
Sufi for (JUKI. An elegant Herge Suit, In black,
blue, drub or blown, for fl5.Ui. Finn Engllih
Strlpi'd or Check Pantaloons liem W.wiup. Ke.
inember, all work Is strictly first-class. Every
garment warranted te h i Tpresenled. A
geed fit, well-made and nlceij trimmed. Thu
inrgest assortment of patterns lu thlscltv.
A. II. HOSENSTKIN,
m24-fimdll 31 North Queen street.
e
AK HALL.
LONl. IlllANCII OK HAKATOUA.
The stem guv'nr clutches his pocketbook and
shakes his head significantly as Arabella seltly
suggests, which T The world against the pock peck pock
etbeok. Seus and daughters plan raids upon It
and hotel-keepers uud clothiers wish them suc
cess, und yet we ure gcntle with It, very' gentle.
The boy may get his clothing se very cheap und
the guv'nr hlmi-elf may get an average en thr
summer excuses by consulting
OAK HALL
ler HI Own letting.
WANAMAKER &. BROWN,
Oak Hall,
S. E. Cob.
Sixth and Market Stuekis,
1'UlLAllKLrillA.
OLVTHJlfd.
ylLLIAMHON & TOSTER.
THE UEbT PA1TEKNS IN
Seersu cker
Coats and Vests
AKE AT WILLIAMSON A FOSTEK'S.
THE ntsr
Linen Duster,
Silk Mohair and
Alpaca Coats,
AKE AT WILLIAMSON A FOSTEK'S.
THE I1EST ABSOKTMENTOF
Summer Silk Neckwear
-AND-
Gauze "Underwear
AKE AT WILLIAMSON FOSTEK'S.
THE 1IEST QUALITY
STRAW HATS,
THE LATEST STYLES
Stiff Felt Hats,
LIGHT OR DARK COLORS,
AKE AT WILLIAMSON A FOSTEK'S.
THE I1EST MATEKIALUSEI) IN
BOOTS and SHOES,
-FOK-
Ladles, Misses,
Gouts and Beys,
Fur the Premt-nude, Iho Scheel Itoem, or the
Woikshep,
AKE AT Vt Il.l.l.tMSON & FOSTEK'S.
THE LAKQEST VAK1ETY OF
Lawn Tennis,
Base BaU and
Bicycle Eiders'
SHOES
AKE AT
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER'S,
32, 34, 36 & 38 East King
LANCASTCB, l'A,
Stl-Ofit
DKt UOOVH.
T011NS.GIVLER.
GEO. k! RATliveN.
CARPETS !
NKW BTYLK
Tapestry Brussels,
Ma, 05c., 73c. and sic.
NEW STYLE
Bedy Brussels,
11.00, tl.lS and 1.25.
Ingrains, 25c. te 75c,
I'Olt UKST.
book at our Uoeils befeiu buying,
have ONE P1UCK.
Wu only
JOHN S. GIVLER S CO,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTKII. PA.
D
HESS GOODS.
ANOTHEK CAKLOA1) OF
SUMMER GOODS
UF.CEIVEU ATTIIF.
EBW YORK STORE.
'IweC'usck lleiiutlful
PRINTED SATIRES,
Flllecu Cents n ynul ; nude te full afJS Cents.
An Immeubu Stock el
WASIIIM! IIIIESS (JOOIIS, CHAM IIKA1 S,
8EEU8UCKE11S, OINGIIAMs IIATISTK-s
V1CTOKIA LAWNS. INDIA LINENS,
NAINSOOKS AVI) l'HJUES,
At Lewest City Prices.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
ORIENTAL AND EGYPTIAN LACES,
SWISS NAINSOOK nnd CAMIIKIC
EMBROIDERIES,
All Width mid QiuillllcH nt the Lewest
Prices Ever Kuen u In the Trude.
In
WATT, SHAND & CO,
Nes. 8 & 10 East King Street.
T iI.MAKTIN Tco.
AWIMS
MADE . AND PUT UP
-IN Tllb-
BEST MANNER.
Largest Stock of Awning Stripes
IN THE CITY.
Special Itarualus ' Full Asseitnieiit of Celers
at See, weitIi'i"c. Anulngi made te order and
put up, heat rlxtuica, from (1.30 up. Full Line
of (ill materials uud stripes, und competent men
te de the n erk.
Nothing will (jive you as much comfort u uu
awulne put up eer our window, ion cun
leare the
iuc w
lndowsepen und he pietcctcd fiein
theeun
Kcmeuiher, weput up iiuimiiin ut iibeut half
the price formerly charged lu thli city.
FURNITURE & FLOOR LINENS,
SLIP
COVEKS FOK Firit.VITUKE CUT AND
MADE.
WINDOW AND DOOK 8CKEENS.
I B. Martin (fe Ce,
Cor. West King and Prince Sts.
LANCASTElt, PA.
VOIl SALE OH It EXT.
FOK KENT.
Thrce Law Unices nt Ne. 45 NOKTH DUKE
STKEET ; and a haument A3 leet long, supplied
with water nnd heut.
martO-tld 11. FKANIC ES1ILEMAN.
irlIITE OAK IiUMIlEK I'OIl SAL1X
TT Peraens wnntlnK White Oak Lumber, cut
le order, can be accommodated at ence by cull
liiK en the undersigned ut New l'rnvldeuce utu utu
Hen. A Iho, Kails uud Pests of nil kind, '.ii
cei-ds of Whlle Oak weed.
MeFAI.LS.t 1IKO.,
JeS-3wd Siulthvllle 1'. O., Lane. Ce., l'u.
HAPPY THOUGHT AND REBECCA
Tobaccos enl v Sa tier uliiif. nt
HAKTMAN'S YELLOW FKONT
STOKE.
UlUAK
EIRST-OL-ASS HOARDING.
Together with the choice of looms en the
first or second Meer. Surpassed by uoiie In Iho
city. CuUoneruddroMH,
NO. Vti NOKTH QUEEN ST.
Table boarders accommodated. uO-tfd
TDOTE 18 MAKING
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
AT 3.00 A POZBK,
AT NO. 100 NOKTH QUEEN STKEET,
taniutfd I.ancaster, Pa.
A TliANTIC CITY. ""
The Chester County Heuse
IS NOW OPEN.
Comfei table, hemelike, situated vuty near thu
hcu, with extended plaizus upon thiee ocean
fronts. This Heuso has long been known uu u
most plcumuit summer retieat.
junct'Juid J. KE1MASON8.
-yy-EST END HOTl'.L,
Chestnut Street, above Bread, PluTa.,
II. W. KANAGA, Proprietor.
Opcninq June: 20th. Newly Furnishld.
Pubsengcr Elevator, Klcvtrle Dells, Ac.
TERMS, $2.60 PER DAY. Mr. Kunugu wus
15yetinut the Ulmrd and several years ut the
Seventh Avenue, PHUburg, Pa. JeS-'.'wd
UUMMEU CLOTHING AND HATH.
O Closing Out Without Kegnrd te Cost, ut
IlKOIITULD'S.
A whole suit for ti up : Working
4Ce up t All Linen Pants, ,.e upi Ce
for&eoup. A fresh supply of llea
weruinir I'anis 110111
cum Coats uud Vest
in. A fresh supply of Hosier', under.
wear and Notions just received at prices 10 suit
the times, at
' BECHTOLD'8.
Ne. M North Quceufiucct.
Big u of ths illg Slecklug,
CLOTIIZXO.
The large variety in our stock or
Clothing enables us te fully supply
the wants or Men, Youths, Heys nnd
Children of all iil'OS.
The goods are here, the jirircs are
right and we guarantee entire satis satis
ructien iu every particular.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST.,
Pldlndelphln.
m.Jiud
M
EKCHANT TAILOR.
I IcCATJLET
J
MERCHANT TAILOR!
NO. 131 N0HTI1 qUKKN ST.
(lliichmlller'n lliillding )
ONE OF THE FINEST LIM sol
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS,
FOKTIIEhPlUNli ASDsi MMEK1KMII ,
EVEKSIIOWN IN Till-. I. in
0-L':ill uud luku 11 leek
will be sure te hae lour
suit.
at the goods uud you
mcUHUic taken for it
June'.! ld
H
1RSHA IIROTHER'.S
Oue-Prico Clothing Hottse.
NO I'KELIMINAKIES! NO FUTITIOIS
ADVKKT1SINO '
Hut Plain Facts will tell you the tide every time
We claim te have ihe
LAUUEST asuktmi:nt Ol
CLOTH
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
TKUNKS, VALISES, c
In this county. We nNii tlalm te wll goeils
cheajier thuii any ether -dme In the county Te
convlnte yourself. call unit see let yeuiself as
every article In ouruteie Is marked in plain llg
inert, unci yeuumutllhcity te leek thieugh our
Ux;k, whether with the Intention erpiiich.iKlug
or net. WiiKiiniimtee pellle attention le every
one. UurMEKCIIANT T.MLUIH.M. IJEPAKX
J1ENT Is leplete with nil the uileiw i-tyles und
Ounlltlei et SUITINGS AND PANTALOON
IMiS that ill e wein thli dejnen. Yeu will deii I
....11 rt I.W.I. .., 1 t ...1 . ... I
n .... iu ivui. 11, uui niHiu-. unu pi jit-., ut'iuiu oily
lug ele here, us It will hi 11 ciinldemhlefuivliig
et money te you. A 1'eilet t Fit ijiiumnleed.
.lust Itecelved an Enormem StockorPUJl SteckorPUJl StockerPUJl
MEKUOOD. el all Kinds und Qualities
SEKKSUCKEK COATS nnd EsTS Hern 1 Vil
up. single 1 outs uslew as KW;. J-
Ol'K MOTTO
"One Price, and that the Lewest."
HIRSH & BEOTHER'S
ONE PKICK CLOTHING HOFSL.
COKNEK OF NOKTH Ql EKN STKEET AND
PENN SQL'AKE
OURGER A SUTTON.
A WORD TO PARENTS.
A the holidays tile near ut lmud, the pjieuhi
will wonder what U the best te t;et their heys lu
the way-of Clothing, bemethiim itienir, ul the
Baiue time neat and di"".y.
11' YOU WILL I ALL AT
BURGER & SUTTON'S
Your mind will be put at rest, ui wu can sim
ply the very suit you want ut prices te mill
everyone. We can (.tuinmtcu Werkmuubhlp
ueuauBu inuy uie uui uh u jnaiie.
WE HAVE THE
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
-OF
Thin Coats and Vests
IN THE CITY, AT PKICEs AWA1 DOWN
9-UIVK US A CALL.-bU
Burger & Sutten,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTElt. PA
WA1J. VAl'EJ!.
w
INDOW SCREENS.
A GOOD-SIZED
Wire Window Screen!
FOR FIFTY CENTS AL'IECK.
Mudutelll the window. This In 'about one-1
IlilldlcHH in pilce than they wele innt acuhen.
We have from letirtu llve theiiHauil patent
imuiCH 111 siocicei an ismes. leiiuy in unjuxiauu
luck the who en. They uiu without doubt the
cheapest uud best 111 use. I-uiuUcapii W'lrea
li-oiu'JSteai Inches. Plain.?.', JI.W.W, 31, w, 31,
'ja lnehes wide. Sold by the loot or loll ul low
prices.
AMONli OUU STOCK OF
WALL PAPER
Will bu found u uoed many Odd uud Kudu
nema te ID, liunil ir plccux, Unit we will elosel
enl ut about lull value. There ale some Miiyl
euuicu panel us uuiuiuj iiivui.
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