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) WHO ARE JW AEHEA1IS.
gWsliilBeyd Determined te Obtain Uie Tnz
Ml Kiuard The Marietta JM Hall ciue
trterwbslmsd by the Columbia Suil-
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dasci Dealing In Fetlal Stamp.
jNgiilli Correspondence et IsnaLiOKirctR.
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; COLUMBIA, June 18. Several delinquent
" Hobeo!' tax-paycra Raid they would net pay
tbair Indebtedness te Uie school district.
i'anA 'would make a let case of Uie law per
( tabling te such matters. They did net mean
MM for they Immediately went and paid tlielr
rtUM Although the tline given dolltiriiteiitfl
jfc te cancel tlielr Indebtedness ha expired, and
KSattheugh all the taxes have net yet been paid,
f vet net a slnale law suit has resulted. This
, 5.yi net through fear en the part of Collector
V?Boyd, but rather through lontency. lle ills-
'(V IIVam fiAtnir bavam. enil lina limine Hint Itin
Fx taxes will be paid without repotting te law.
'iu;But he means te cellect every tax, of course
Sexeentlnff the exonerations, and If kindness
v.wrlll nntHrttt- tlinn Mnvnrnr mmiNtirnta will hn
put into use,
Columbia Overwhelm the Marietta deb.
The Marietta base ball club visited Colum
bia yesterday afternoon, but of ceurse net
with the intention or even expectation of
winning a ball from the Columbia. If they
did they were greatly disappointed, ier they
were handled as the Lancaster professionals
.could handle the Columbia. Only seven Inn
ings were tilaved in which the home nine
',W " 5 .piled up 83 runs, 20 of which were earned.
T - FYlh A HlMttlAl lA-wtt A lrl r nt 1 1 n I m0t !
S Jkun Auauuiut uuye uiuiu nut uiiucioieuu
King's ourveS, and alllieugli they made 3
,runs. net a singie ene was oartieu. n orty erty orty
twe nits were made oil' tlie visitor's pltclier
and but 2 off or King.
In the seventh Inning, with two men out
Koutz,eftho Columbia, made the longest
hit and ran around the banes befere the
''fielders picked up the ball. The visitors ob-
Jocled te the home run being scored, claim
ing Keutz Una net touched second base.
Umplre A. Furple decided ugaliist thorn, and
they refused te continue the game. The
score steed Columbia 38, Marietta 3.
' Exchanging Postage stamps for Goods.
On complaint of Postmaster Harry Mullen,
Officer Jehn Gilbert this morning arrested
two men for exchanging postnge Htitmps for
goods. 'Sludge Evans quoatletied thorn as te
ew they obtained possession of the statu),
and they replied that they had received them
In Darlington, Hartferd county, MO., and in
a legal manner. They are being held while
tnetr story 13 uetng mvcstigateu.
Town Notes.
This morning, Chas. Napllsher, a canal
beat captain, discovered a snake two feet
long in his bertli in the beat. The roptile
must have been ills lied fellow for a week or
mere, as it is of a species net found in this
vicinity.
Rev. F. J." Ciay Meran, who lias been at
tending the annual commencement oft liu
Lehigh university, has returned te Colum
bia. Dunnr liis stay in Uotliichem he was
the Kttest of llishen Hulisen.
The Columbia literary club, with a number
or Invited guests, are plcnlclng at Wild Cat
Palls te-day.
The Ladles' Working society of St. Jehn's
Lutheran church will held a fair and festival
in Armery hall, commencing this evening
and continuing te-morrow and fr&turday
ovenlngK, This society makes a success -tu
of everything they undertake, and this fair
will be no exception. The proceeds will be
devoted te the liquidation .iff the church
debt.
Harry Kautrman, of Majfer township, last
evening attended a Dunkard's meeting in
Meuntvllle, and durlnir the sorviee a sneak
'iWtwWnwed thoJFarness fnim his herse
nU BUbstltuT3ftKehl worn-out set. Noclue
has been found as te the identity or the thief.
Hanltary commltteo would greatly olrtige
residents of North Frent street, were they
te romevo the remains of a dead slice) from
the river shere.
Samuel Campbeli lias two trotters which
made a liairinJie'lh 1 min. 25 rcc, last even
ing at a trl! given them pn 8th street
Ort-ggtGrday afternoon and evening the
Jjawnee Actlve association will held tlielr
second annual grand picnic in Heise's wehIs.
Kverytlilng Is being uone te make it a suc suc
cess and none deserve public palronage mere
than the "Spllntera."
Why Veung Women Marry Olil Soldier.
The recent case of a soldier applying for a
pension shortly bofero his death, which he
expected hourly in order that ills wife should
draw a pension after his deatb, illustrates
ene of the most flagrant abuses or the present
pension system. Itsoemsto be a speculative
business cnterprise wittt certain young
women te marry old soldiers who cannot
"iive long, se that they may draw ousleus as
widbws after their husband's death. "Yeu
will be surprised" said an etllclal of the
pension olllce, " when I tell you that thore
are new en the pcuslen roll of the
department 21,000 pensioners of the
waref 1812, all of them widows. That war
ended nearly seventy years age, and the
number or troops engaged in it was net re
markably great. These 21.000 widows drew
last year 1,832,000, or flve and one-half
times as much as the few thousand
old soldiers surviving. Of course the
explanation is that home or these
widows were married te the veteran
soldlers half a century or se after the war
was ever. They became entitled te their
pensions as widows whether they had been
widows ten days or bad celebrated their
golden wedding. It Is net improbable that
in the twentieth century u great many of the
21,000- widows will still be drawing
pensions en account of the war of 1812."
Cumberland County Satisfied.
Frem the Carlisle Volunteer.
However earnestly we may have deslred
the collectersiilp of internal rovenuo te ceme
nearer Cumberland county, w e are proventod
by the admirable appqlnttncut made, from
complaining against its going te Jjancaster.
It has lallen upon Jehn T. MacGenlgle, seme
time age mayor of the city of Lancaster.
We knew him and can endorse him te
the fullest extent. Thore is no better
Democratic bleed in the state than that
which Hews in his veins. And his brain is
as geed as his oleod. He is net mnrelya
geed and true Democrat, but a centleman of
Igh intelligence, and ene of line administra
tive abllltyand very suporiercapocltyfor busi
ness. His acquaintance with men is large and
his kuowledgo of public allalrs extensive
and accurate. He is a politician far ubove
trickery, and a man of honor In all the rela
tions of life. He may be relied en te be caro care
ful in the solection of ills subordinates and
te conduct the whele business of his ofllce In
a inanner satisfactory te the public and te
the department at Washington, Other geed
men aspired te the collectersiilp, and they
and thelr friends feel the regret that always
Aocempanios disappointed aspirations, but
with an appointmeut se admirable in all ro re ro
spects as that or JehnT. MacGenlgle, thore is
no room for complaint from any quarter.
White Duiiartl In Cecil County.
Frem the Oxford Press.
As William Storrett and Albert Ulley,
young men of Cecil county,, wero recently
reaming evor the hills of the Octoraro en the
cstate or William Treston, they found a bui
tard's nest It wasdiscoverodou the ground
under the shelter or a large shelving rock,
net far from Stephen Magraw's mill, and
contains two young whlte turkey buzzards.
The nest is constructed or a few sticks and
leaves and the young birds seem contented
In their home, surrounded by wild aud
Elcturesque Gcenery. Since the discovery a
irge number of poe pi e have visited the
place and looked at the birds. Only occa
sionally is the nest of this common Amerlcan
species of vulture found by man. These
birds, romarkable for thelr graceful flight in
the higher regions of the air, as well as scav
engers en the earth, usually build thelr nests
and rear their young in secluded aud inac
cessible places. This tact lias been demonstra
ted by a colony of thorn which have from tlme
te time made their hatching gteund upon a
large and dangerous rock new culled Iluz
.team's rock net far from the Octoraro M. E.
church.
llaa Ability, Integrity ami Ulllrlcucy.
I'rem the Lewlstewn Free l'ress.
The appointment is an excellent ene, and
,,- the president is te be commended en his so se so
SfcctIen. Mr. MacGonigle is a staunch Dome-
crat, and is in every rcsttect fitted ier the
position, no was elected mayor or Lancas
ter three dltlerent times, servlug seveu years,
in the dlscharpe or which duties he displayed
unusual executive ability, Integrity and piU.
clcney. The fact of having wen elected
mayor three times or a strong ltepublican
city like Lancaster is iUeU a sufficient recom
mendation of Mr. MaeGeulgU's worth.
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The Court lUfutee te Apprere Mia Salary et
the Prothenotary's Clerk.
At ihe last meeting of the salary beard te
fix the salary of Edward Winer, the prothon prethon prothen
otary's clerk appointed teYtll the vacancy
caused by the resignation of P. E. Slay-
maker, the salaries of Doputlea Jehn I). Mil
ler and Win. E. Krolder, were made Uie
same, (050 each, while that of Mr. Ultncr
was fixed at f&'A the same as paid te the ju
nior clerk in that office when the salaries
were adjusted last January. The minutes
of the salary beard wero sent te the court for
approval, as required by the previsions of
the salary act, and a day or two age they
wero sent back te the clerk of the salary
beard as disapproved. Tiie court are of opin
ion that the prothenotary, by giving his en
tire tline and attention te the duties of the
office, and the two doputlesare all that nre ro re ro
qulred te preperly perform the dulles of the
olllce, and that if the prothenotary does net
wish te make n hand in the office, he should
pay uie intra cierK out et ins salary.
The decision of the court has caused
quite n flutter among i-eurt hotise
officials and efforts will be made te have the
court reconsider their disapproval of the
third clerk te be paid by the county. The
argument issued is that the olllce has net
been run for years with less than three
clerksand the work cannot be dene with
less than three, bocause during a grcater
part of the year two common pleas courts are
in session, which tnke two men from the
ofUce and leaves only ene te de the current
wetk.
The county commissioners have served
notice en the treasurer that the salary of C.
F. Stener, register of wills, Is net te be paid
hereafter as he does net perform the duties of
the offlce. They claim that he lias net given
the olllce the slightest personal attention.
They held that they have the power te ro re ro
ceuvouo the salary beard anytime, and cut
down the clerical ferce If It is demonstrated
that tee many clerks have been allowed. As
te the resister's olllce it is claimed that one
clerk is sulllcient te db the work. It is also
claimed that the county should net pay the
deputy clerk of the quarter Kesslens a salary
of S 1,000 ; that If the county pays him f 500
or fCOO, the clerk Mr. Settley wee docs net
de an v of the work should pay the balance
out et'lits pocket.
The county elllccrs claim that It nover was
the intention el the framers of the salary act
that the county was te make money out of
the effices and they will resist any attempt
te reduce salaries or cut down the force.
When the auditors meet en the first Monday
of July, there will no doubt be lively sessions
of the salary beards.
Health, Meral, Illatery unit llellglen.
Frem tlie Mt. Jey Star and News.
Our town new has thrce milk men.
A hen belonging te Jacob CJalr has laid en
egg which measured 0 by T Indies in cir cir cir
cuiuforence. II. M. Engle, el Marietta, lias eaten no hog
meat, drank no wine, nor used any medicine
for twenty years.
Mrs. Jehn G. Clair, has shown us a nil in
ber of eutside shells of locusts, gathered by
lier, when they wero liore llfly-one years nge.
Jacob Zellor, while assisting in the survey
ing of the farm of Christian Gish, deceased,
killed a black suake, which measured live
feet in length.
Kev. E. S. Mllier, cf tlie Evangelical
church, preached In the barn of He v. Jehn
Myers, of Mount Jey township, last Satur
day evening.
All new cash subscribers te this pa jr, or
all old subwrllicrs, who pay up all arrcara arrcara arrcara
Sorfaudeno year isi advance, - ill recole.
pestage free, a copy of " ir. Feete's hand
book of health hints aud ready rcclpes."
A IlhencMt number.
T. F. Ice Is the name of n plumber who
canto te this city from Philadelphia a few
daysage. He worked for Stener, Shrelncr
A Ce. for se oral days, and was afterwards
.employed by Hiimphrcvllle A. Kiellcr. Yes
terday he we? sent by the latter firm te do.R de.R do.R
Jeb, but whenWMilS Vim tVCltt to-jjse hejv.he
was getting along, It was found that he had
left. He was caught at the Pennsylvania
passenger depot as he was about te learil
day express for Philadelphia. He had with
him nbag of tools, Miine of which belonged
tollumplirevlllo itKleller, nnd the rouiain reuiain
ltnr onesteStoner, Shrelner t Ce. Ile was
committed in detattlt or bail for a hearing
ueieru jYiuuriimn iccn.
The Central Transportation Company.
AVltli reforence te the Control Trunsiorta Trunsierta Trunsiorta
tleu company's allalrs, it is stated that at the
last mectlng of the beard or directors a state
ment was made by Mr. Heraco Perter the
roprcsentatlvo or Mr. Pullman, that the
profits of the company did net warrant the
payment of &!,0uoteit under the contract
with the Pullman Company, and that the
amount should be reduced te $O),000. It Is
further stated that a set of questions was
drawn up aud submitted te Mr. Perter, and
formal answers thorcte will be, It is antici
pated, laid bofero a special meeting or the
directors or the Central Transportation Com Cem
jutiy next week.
Hpeece the Only tVltnets.
Last evening Offlcer Speece's alleged
assailants had a hearing befere Alderman
1'lnkcrteii. Andrew Miller was held for
court for resisting an ofllcer nnd C. C.
Amwakeand Oeorge Iireen for interfering
with an officer in discharge of his duty. The
three men paid costs iujhe drunken and
disorderly conduct cases. The aldertuan did
net hear uny witness oxcept Sjoeee himself,
and of ceurse he did the best he could te
make out his case. The defendants w ill net
have an opportunity of telling what they
knew until tlie case comes into court.
Court lluslnesi Traucucted.
The court heard argument in a number or
cases in the quarter sessions list yosterday
afternoon.
In the case or commonwealth vs. Win. T.
Youart, the rule te show can se wbyfln and
ca sa should net be stayed was discharged
at the costs or petitioner.
In the Strasburg township prlvate read,
the rule granted Junetl, te show cause why
the rovlewors nheuld net proceed and view,
usdltccledby court, nnd inake report ac
cording te law, was made absolute
Court adjourned until Friday morning at
0 o'clock.
1'eUce Cases.
Kmma Graham, who is well-known in
pelice circles, was relcascd from prison yes
terday and eelebrated the event by getting
gleriunsly drunk. rJhe 'was complained
against before Alderman A. F. Dennelly,
arrested by ofllcer Mellinger, and In default
of ball committed for a hearing.
One drunk arrosted by Ottlcer llusheng,
was heard by the nayer this morning. He
said he worked In tlie eastern end of the
county, came te town, get drunk and spent
all his meney but oleven cents. He was com
mitted for a short lerm.
The First llaptut Church.
Ilov. Mr. Gardner, or the Crozler theologi
cal seminary, will spend seme tlme in this
city, and while hore will fill the pulpit or the
First Ilaptlst church, which has been with
out a pastor for seme tlme past, liy the tlme
of the opening of the regular association year
in Octeber, it is expected that sulllcent nid
will have been secured te support it regular
iioster. The church is badly In need of re
pairs and paint, and a meeting of the mem
bers and friends te take Heme action te ralse
meney will be held en Wednesday evtnlng
uuiy ittu
Where M'Mtines Stands.
Frem the Philadelphia Times.
" If the state troesurorship nomination Is a
question botween Quay and McDevltt I am
for Quay ten thousand times ever. I have
always been persenally a frlend of Quay's
and I nover desert a trlend for seme person
unknown te me. Putting all things togethor,
Quay is as geed as anybody mentioned for
the state troasureship nomination,"
Narrow Karape Irem Death.
Harry IMchman, traveling sale&man for
Karl t Wilsen, in attempting te Jump from
a train at the 1'. It. It depot, slipped and foil,
injuring himself severely. He was picked
up partially insensible, though further than
this was net hint.
Ne Complaints iu Columbia
Frem the Columbia Herald.
The Illness et Mr. MacGenlgle for the place
Is getierally conceded, apd we have net
heard the least doubt uxpresMid us te the
maunerlu which lie will dUcharge the re
sponsible duties thereof.
Excursion te New Yerk.
This morning an excursion left this city
for New Yerk and Ceney Ikiand ever the
Heading railroad. Fifteen peeple left en It
an r Wry- - - f V -" "rr?'
TJtOVJHZX AHOVT A JfOJMJT.
Ilets en Bli Hieel, Which
Came Quit a
Difficulty.
Thore has been considerable excitement
for Uie past four days among horsemen of
this city about the speed of a certain animal.
Jeseph A.Ocker, is the natne e( a horsedealer
from Littlestown, Adams county, who for
sevcral years past has been bringing horses
te Lancaster te seli. On Monday afternoon
he had a sale at the Mcrrimae herse stables.
Among the horses put up was n eerrcl which
Ocker guaranteed te trot in2:10. The animal
was finally withdrawn at t!7p. It is
about the ability of this herse te make this
tline that the discussion arose Ocker My
that en Tuesday morning rwveral gontlcmeti
approached hint and said they were ifltlior ifltlier
ized te bet $100 that the herse could nolinnke
as geed tlme as clalmed. Ne money Mas
put till.
1 1 Heme tlme later Ockcr met Kaulfmaii
DeutHch and the latter said he would het $100
that the herse could net make the tline.
Ocker said he would net glve the herse" a
record for that amount but would bet fMX).
Deulsch put up his check for that amount In
the hands or Id ward Knull'nmn, aud
as Ockcr had but f 100 he said he would
put up the balance later. In the afternoon
Ochorgave Mr, Kautrman MOO mere, and
asked if the ether money was up It was
then found that Dnutsch had taken ills check
down and put up f 100 in cash.
Ockersays that Deutsch afterwerds agreed
te put up the remainder of the money bo be bo
rero the race, or forfeit that alieady up. Yes
terday DeutKch went te Ocker and told him
mat no (.uciterj nan the best of him and he
would net put up the romalniler of the
meney, but would trot for the tlOO or glve
him f.'0 and net have the herse trot ; If this
would net ile the money would have te go te
the tioer. Ocker would net ogree te this.
Te-day was the tlme set far the trial or the
herse, and qulte a geed crowd gathered at the
truck this morning. Deutsch said he would
1)0 willing te have the herse trot for tlie 5100,
but would put up no mero. Ocker said iie
was willing te fulfill his part of the contract
and claimed the meney. Mr. Kautrman final
ly handed ecr the $200 te Mr. Ocker alter
being made socure by Mr. Ocker and friends,
in case any treuble was raised in the future
aixnii it.
Mr. Deiitsch'ii slery is te this ellect : That
he first oflered te bet $500 that the herse
could net make the tlme, but Ocker would
only put up f 100. Ockcrthcn went away aud
tried his herse, and upon finding what he
could de etntred te bet $.'iOO. Deutsch found
this out nnd then would net put up mero
than f 100, or would glve Ocker 50 nnd have
no trot. Ocker admits having spoeded the
horve, but says that that was before he agreed
te bet Deutsch.
Thore seems te be ndifforenco of opinion
In regard te the matter among horsemen nnd
the whele affair may lead te a law Milt.
Ocker claims thore wero mero men Interested
in the bet and that they want te Injure his
business here. He says that he was caught
only last summer by Lancaster people for $50
ferlelt In thosatue way. In this instance he
says the ineu who wagered with him
telegraphed te Kentucky and found out
what his horse, which was purchased thore,
could de and that is why they would net
put up their meney.
A riHKCr-lteard fur Onlce-Srekers.
Frem the YerkDIspatch.
Thore will ileubtlesn koeii he a Democratic
pilgrimage front tlie lionse of Yerk te the
liouse of Iancaster. Collector MacGenlgle will
have several nice llttle jilttinH te give out in
Yerk county. There nre two tlopntiea te.
ttke tlie places of lliose "offenslvo lartlM;,B,"
Davis anil Yeutif;, anil aoveral Hterieenent
at the illstrilerx, nuite geed posltle'iisforKomo
ene bavin? nellilng te tle-Lut the follewa
who get these places. OTTi Imaglne they will
have nothing te ij nit pocket the aalaty,
will be wtnuJcffuiiy mlHtakcn. They are
net seinmJj ra puifding as they leek te be.
, riiucnil of Lieutenant Jehn L. Scherli. -
The Uxly of Lieutenant Joint 1,. fjeheck,
Hlioe lamented death in lllackheatli, I'ng
lanil, en May 12, lias Inien hcroteforo men
tioned in th(wocelmiiiiM,arrlvcd In MUJey en
tlie fast line en Wednemlay. The remains
were encased In a metallic casket, which was
net opened. The funeral took place at '2
o'clock this afternoon from the late residence
of his parents In Alt. Jev. and was attended
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nyan immense conceurso or poenlo rrwm tlie
immedlatn npiitliborlieod. 'l'li irvnl nmud
Army jxHt aeteil as an escort for tlie body of
the deceased. Rev. Dr. Urewn, of Celmnhla,
formerly of Mt Jey, elllclatcd at the lttneral
sorvlces.
The rrlillcBvs of I'enrju l'ark.
A. C. Uahter, of this city, lias Hucurutl the
privileges of the refreshment Btanda at Pen
ryn lark en tlie Lebanon A Lancaster
railroad. Mr. Halitcr will employ anuniLeref
men anil will have refreshments of all kinds
oxcept liquors en the ground, at all nicnicH.
Ac. On Saturday, tlie first large picnic under
the auspices of tlie Sens of America, will be
held there, and en the following Saturday
an oxctirslen will be run from this city te the
grounds.
Anether Ouu Cues On.
Uatavia, N. V., June 18. Alfred Smith
and Walter Ilitxteti, wero extracting a lead
of buckshot from u gun at the residonce of
latter'a lather at C o'clock this morning ; the
hammer slipped and tlie gun was discharg
ed, its lead of buckshot entering Smith's
aide and killing him Instantly. The usual
verdict of accidental death was rendered by
the coroner's Jury.
Seems te I'lr.me l"tvr)bedy.
Frem the Columbia Courant.
This appointment seems te meet with great
favor by all parties, f r. MacGonigle served
ter several terms us mayor of Lancaster, and
discharged his duties iu a highly satisfactory
manner. He is it courteous, popular pnd"
dignified gontletnan, and will nil the position
of collector with credit te himself and fronds.
lluflUle Ttlll Missing Us.
llullale Hill's "Wild West" seems te be
skipping Lancaster. It appears iu llarrls
burg te-morrow and In Yerk en Saturday.
Christian Ilurger, of this city, islcadoref the
baud, and among the ether members is
Jeseph Rever, jr. A number of people, will
go te Ilarrisburg te-morrow te see the show.
Iteturued Frem Germany.
Miss Margarettn IJerncr lias returned te
her relatives in this city from her visit te
lterlln, Germany, in geed health and excel
lent spirits, having completed her course of
study in German nnd ether branches in the
seminary iu Ilerlln.
In Town.
Editor Titos. C. Zimmerman, of the Read
lug Times, and Judge II. II. Swartz, of the
orphans court of Berks county, wero In the
city te-day. They are n pair of "Jelly geed
fellows." and nre taking a drlve ever Lan
caster, Yerk and Lebanon counties, leavlng
liore for Yerk ut 2 p. m.
The CemliiK Vlalt or the City Cousins,
Frem the West Chester ltepubllean.
This is the season of year when the city
furmer comes out into the country and iu-
nulrosef tholarmer ns te which cow gives
the buttermilk and w'hy all the hens are net
made set whether trley want te or ueL
rnlten county IVelt Satisfied.
Frem the Fulton Pemecrut.
Ex-Mayer Jehn T. MacGenlgle of Lan
caster, has been appointed rovenuo collector
of this the Dili Internal revenue district.
The appointment is a geed ene and will glv9
goneral satisfaction.
Would Like te See Kenuedy Returned,
Frem the New Era.
It thore is any of the retiring Senators tlie
poeplo r the State, irrespective of party,
would like te bee returned, It Is the gritty
young matt by the natne of Konnedy,
The Linden llall Graduates.
Following are the names of the graduates
at Lihden Hall seminary, Litltz, en Com
mencement day, June T ; Edith Rally, Ella
Hacker, Helena Ilech, Rcssie Mayer) Annie
Stubbleblne, Annie Zeek.
Held for Court,
Yesterday afternoon Jehn Rcmack had a
liearlng befere Alderman McCotieray, en the
charge of stealing a pair of sheep shears from
Abraham Afllebach. Tite case was returned
te court und Remack gave tall.
A Democratic I'esttnaster at Christiana.
Jehn D. Harrar, the veteran Domecryt and
merchant, of Christiana, has been appointed
postmaster of that olllce, vice Jehn Potts,
who lias resigned te take ctlect July 1st.
A Solemn Truth.
Frem the Philadelphia Recerd.
bur laws ngaluat fraudulent adulteration
nre compieuout examples pf Hew If et Te De
V. .; '
OrMLLiaBMOKfl, TOOKflDAT, JUNE 18, 18W.
' ". " i H i .i i
" KnlfhU Templar Jtxtntiten.
The Sir Knights of laneuter CoviniAndery,
Ne. is, of this city, as already announced, Intend
te participate In the dedication of the Hsaonle
temple At Trenten, N. Jbn,WcdneUrytixt,
Jnne 2ilh. Wnunderatand that quite a number
are going, and In order that all may be com
fertably provided for by Pal estlnaCommendory,
pf that city, wbose guests they wilt be, Eminent
Commander Fen Dersmtth reuutsU the Blr
Knight et Lancaster Commander? te return
the poKtel cards sent them as seen as possible
they should also procure their excursion tickets
eh Tuesday, the day preceding; tb.4 excursion.
B
Grand Opening and Union Excursion
Te Penryn Park en Saturday, June 17. Fare for
the round trip only 00c. Trains lcave Lancaster
(King St.) at 0:40 a. tn., 7:3e a. in, and 12-40 p. tu.
audS'30p. m. Leave Columbia at 7.30 a. tn, and
12.33 n. in. Trains returning te Columbia will
l'Cnryn Bt 1M P '" Heturnlng te Lancaster
will lcave the park at 7.37 p. in. The Liberty
band, of Lebanon, will furnish the music
Jun18,20,I3
Cheap Trip te l'erlland.
The 1'cunsylvanla railroad errors very cheap
rates for excursionists who drslre te attend the
national encampment of the Grand Army,
which mc)ta In Portland, Maine, this morning.
They will sell tickets ftem the l'Jtli te 21th. The
prices for the round trip are 113 tit by rail and
Fpuud steamer.) and 117.81 by rail.
Telephone Connection.
Jehn ltcoswhelcsalo oyster dealer, 210 North
Quean street, has been connected with the tela tela tela
phone oxchange.
XAltntAOEH.
Iteivr.ns Iixklbetkj. Onthiil7ther June, by
the Itnv. F. V. Mayncr. Capt. M. F. ISewcrs te
Cells M. Dlnkleburg, both of this city. It
DEATItH.
Kine In this city, en the 17th Inst., Margaret
A., uldew of the late Captain ltebcrtKIng, In
the 03d year et her ugu.
Funeral from her late rusldence, Ne. 322 JEast
ChMtnut street, en Saturday afternoon lit 2
o'clock, ltclutlvcs and irleuda of the family are
Invited. Interment In Lancaster cemetery 3td
JHAJtKETM.
riilbulefpbla Produce Market,
I'liiLAexLriiiA. June 18. Fleur dull und weak :
particularly for spring, which were tn oxcehhIvo
supply. Mifeset Line iwrrelH, Including l'cnu'n
family, m ! O04J4 23: Western de at It 23
R1, out Minnesota ultra ut $185; patents at
tl OOf25SO.
Jtye tletir steady at M 87J per barrel.
Feed uas flnn and Iu fair requext. Fates
or Western Winter Jlran, spot, at IllCIt 73 per
ten.
At the 1 p. in. call Wheat was dull, with Vilic
bid for June i U7K for Julyj II WM for Aug.
tltH'.i for Bent
Cern file, June
Am, i A.Vi for Sent
54c for July ; 5IJe for
Oata-4'ic. bid ler June j 4c.
Aug. ; 3UJic, Sept.
for July; Wc,
New Yerk I'reduce Market.
Nkw YeitK, June 1. Fleur market dull but
Tvltlmiit iiiintnliln chaiiire : Fine. 12 75(23 25:
Siinertlne. ciavT1i Common te . Fancy Kx
tni Ohie, 1340lei)t siinnesera, n wiv,vw.Tjiur com. iiiienwi Buaninieeu wun goea so se
Wheat Ne. 2 Hed, Winter, June, ijlrr . July. I curlty. Address X, s, this offlce.
Cern Ne. 1 Mixed, June fAJ'c: July. Ale.
Oats Ne. 2 Mixed, June, i,v0 . juy ssuc.
ltye quiet, but steady, '
Itirley nominal,
l'erk qutct ! Jtcja (II SO.
Lard 4IW,J nty , (fltr;, Aug
Molasses nominal.
Turpentine duii ,lt 375
Keslnqui;, Hlralned te geed, tl 15fJI 2").
relrelee7n ami : refined In cases, Kftlisc.
Hutter fln . Western Imitation Creamery,
IjC. .
Clc0 dull : Ohie flat, prime, CJfJTc.
tins easy t Westeni, 13ic ; Htute, HfHIXc-
'ince sieauy uuu uiicnaugeu ; uuruiinii nnu
Ice steady una unciiaiicca
Louisiana
eiilslana common temir. 4'iMsjic.
HiiRiir tlnn ; Kenned Cutlear, 7 MCQiJe i
Granulated. A. O'fc,
Tallew quiet! Prime City, 56-lCQWc-Freights
steady; Urulnte Liverpool, ti ti ti
ColTee dull ; fair cargoes, b?c.
Hay nominal.
Chicago Produce 3larkel.
Chicago. June in, 9.50 a. in. Market opened
strong and firm en everything this morning.
Seme geed parties are buyliig heavily en poorer
crop prospects In Michigan.
OOlV.
Lard lulv. fd B5j Auc. t 7iK: Sent..
Itlhs July. 37; Aug., (5 4JHi nept., 5M,
cLestiia.
I r. m. The closing quotntlens were strong en
account of foreign market. Wheat Ke higher.
Cern lest advance, hut steady. Uats lliiu.
Wheal July, 'Mtiat Ang.,V:y,c ; bcpt-.UIJic.
Cern .luly, 47iej Aug.,470 i Sept., 47c
- fiiita July.&lHc: Ang., 'Hy.e ; Sent., ilTJie.
l'erk l'eik, IIU30 July ; lie te, Aug. ; Ite (7H
Sent.
Lurd-July, tn M ; Aug., $8 7JK i ScpL, W R2)f
lllhs July, W37K: Aug., $ h ; Sept., M.
Sterk Markets.
Quotations hy Itecd, McOmnn A Ce., llankers,
Luncusler, l'a.
11 a.m. 12k. 3p.m.
Missouri Pacific
Michigan Central M
New erk Central Kjli
New Jersey Central STJi
SI
27i
iime wenirai
Del., Lack. Western HM 1WJ
Denver A UteUrundn.i
Krle
Kansas Texas
J7K
18
ii"
ssy.
Lnke bbore
M1
Chicago & N, W common, 9S
N. N.Ont, Western,,
St. Paul Omaha SI
l'acine Mall &-?
ltechcster&.l'lttsburg
St, Paul re
Texas I'uclfin UT
Union Pacific &li
Wabash Common
Wabash l'rufenvd
Westein Union Telegraph.. MU
Loulsvllle A Nashville 3J?
N. Y.. Chi. A St 1
Lehigh Vulley
Lebluh Navlicutlen 41
S4
41
"-6
iiij
i-euiisyivania....
Heading.
1. T. Jiutrale
Northern I'acltte Common
Northern l'acllle l'ref
Hesteurllle
Philadelphia A Erie.. .
Northern Central
Underground
Cunada Southern
OH
People's Passenger
Jersey Central
43f
Wi
Big
New Yerk Stock Market.
Nkw Yeke, June 18. Wall street, 1:30 p. in.
Meney casv ut IK per cent. Exchange
dull. Governments easier. Currency tt's, $127
bid ; 4's Coup., WOK bid ; 4f8 de, tlt: bid.
The stock market opened quiet and Iractlon Iractlen
ally higher, but during the first half hour eh
selling of the cealers, prices declined i tel per
cent. After, 10-..1U, however, the Vauderbllts wete
uctlvely bought upon reports that a new trunk
line peel wus likely te be formed. At neon
prices were up te 2 per cent, from the lowest
figures, but since there has been a fractional
reaction.
lr.x. sr.M.
Western Union 0J mi
Adams Express 135
American Express U3
U.S. Express , M .
Wells, Farge & Ce 110
C. C.I.AC ,
C. C. C. I
New Yerk Central 83
New Jersey Ceutral 3i 3H
Illinois Central Express 12.1
Ohie Ceutral i
Michigan Central ,M 81- SO
Northern l'acllle 10 1GJ
" Preferred 31 39
Central Pacific 30
Union Pucitle S. B2&
Missouri l'ucltle oil ti
Texas fttclnc 11 l,l
New Yerk Elevated .... 144
Metropolitan 123
Manhattan ....... ..., ....
Alt. & Terre llaute 1B)
" Preferred
Canada Southern 2S
Canada l'ucltle , .... 40
Chicago A Alten.... 133
Ches.AOhle , SVA
1). Altud 7BW
Del.. Lac. X West W, 10JU
Denver 4i
Erie W leJJ
" Preferred
UanulbalASLJe
' l'refermd.,
Kansas Texas IS 17
Lake Hbere , , K
L. E. A W .... . ....... .
L'vs'lleA Noshvllle 34
Merris & Essex Yil
Northwest mi U2
Prcforred 127
Ontario Western :
Ohie A Mississippi 14
Preferred MU
l'acine Mall , 6s;H KJ?
Quicksilver 42
" Prcierred , 2i
Heading U 14
Heck Island )10. 1ISW
Bun Francisce lsu
" Preferred 32K
Omaha 21 VOK
" Preferred 72 72
St. Paul U'J; W'A
" Preferred Wltf.
Nash A Chat ,
M., L,, Q, A W. .................... ...... .... ....
Wabash &i
" Preferred , .... 7
0., II. A Q 123 lM'i
Hechester A Pittsburg,, , .fl
I'd. & Evans...., , .... eli
Manitoba ,
Oregon A Nuv. 73
Oreuen Transoe 13 ,,.,
Pullitiun Palace Car...,.., ,.,
JYEW AHVEHTIHEMXHIS.
T HE GREATEST KNOWN SOAP TO
answer all purpose ts MUler's Borax.
ITUOUH EXCEPTION, TUB BE8T
Cigars tn tha town, two for Be, at
HAUTMAN'i YULLOW rKOMX CIQAB
TO,
Cern Inly. 4'e: August, 47Ke: Sept,, t,c.
i iieiik ., illy, nmv i j uuuni, viiu . ri;ifi..
OatH-July.KBifJM'dc Aug.,itSJic : Sept., STKc
Perk Auir.. 110 40 : Sent.. (10 47V;.
FJK'.
W "XT
JTXW AltrjXMTfMMirMSTB,
aaaavvA4t-AVs. -
AK1HO POWDEIt.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength und wholesomeness. More eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, und cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude of low
test, short wrltfht. alum or nhesnliata nowders.
Held enlu In earn. Kotal IIakinu Powder Ce.,
ion Wall Htreet, New Yerk.
may27-lydw
DIt.
1'OIIKMAN,
I'HYHICIAN AN1 SUItOEO.V.
llomevcd from Ne. 211 West Klnir street te Ne.
27 North 1'rlnce. (Late residence of A. K.
Kouerta.) fm2-3md
Oil I'UIllTY, EXCKIXENCK, VXlhU
welgbtnnd strength MIM.KK'H 1IORAX
HOAIMuw no equal,
ARUOLIO ACID, CHLOUID13 MMK,
l'ratl's ChlerldcH, and ether seasonable dis
infectants In large Hteclc, at
IIUULKY'S TlltUO 8TOHK,
Ne. 2t West King Blrcet
rpUK UIIISAVKST AUTICIiE IN TUB
JL innrket tenliiy, censluerlngciiiallty, Is MIL
LRU'S lIUItAXHtyAl'.
HAND SPUING Oi'KNINd
this kvk.vi.ve.
At Charley Hosier's Cerner Saleen, In icar or
Central Market. New musle by Tayler's Or
chestra. It
MAOIIINI8TS, l'OUNDHYMEN AND
Blacksmiths use MILLEIl'H IiOltAX
bOA 1 and claim It unequalled.
mllB 11EST Ce
HAVANA CIGAR IN
X theClty.nt
HAItTMA.N'3
YKLLOW
HIOKK.
KltO.VT ClUAU
tir ANTED,
TT Three te Flve TlieusajidJ)Q)lars,w-anted
In a Icitlffl;rf"VirrrteHut7r"!uisl!ini. ha iwctiil'
JunelOlwd
CCHOOL TAX FOR 18S5.
The duptlcate Is In tlie hands of the treasurer.
Three per cent, off for prompt pay luetit.
W. O. MAUSIIALL, Treasurer,
Ne. 12 Centre Hquare.
tn OIHce hours from 0 n. m. te 4 p. in.
junelltfdi:
XY ONCE
USING MILLER'S ROHAX
A J bOAP
everywhere.
Ci E O RG E it E N N ET T-PRACTICAL
X I'LUMIJKK, 8TKAM AND OA8 FITTKlt.
All orders promptly Httcnded te. Batlsfactlen
KiiarauK'ed. Werk done at rousenatilo prices.
.u, VJ .1UUJ u JK li&ii Diur.r,j,
Juucl73md
Lancaster, l'a.
TTAPPY THOUGHT AND REBECCA
,1 1 Tobaccos i
HAUTMAN'8
Tobaccos enl v 8c ner nluir. at
YKLLOW riiONT
ClOAU
HTOUK.
FIRST-CLASS HOARDING.
Together with the choice of rooms en Iho
first or sneend fleer. Surpassed by nonelntho
city. Call ou or address,
NO. MX NOIITH y OKEN ST.
Tuble bonrderHacceminodati-d. nG-tfd
-pOTE IS MAKING
CABINET PHOTOQBAPH8
AT 3.00 A DOZKH,
AT NO. lOU NOltTH QUKKN STUKET,
lanlHfd Lancaster, Pa
TEA DRINKERS, LOOK YOU HERE,
what you get with ene pound of Clarke's
Famous Tea, 3 pieces of Miller's He rax Soup, or a
beautiful Cup und Saucer, or Mujellca I'ltcher.
Lump Starch, Se. B,.
CLAKKE'S TEA STOKE,
36 West Klug Street.
rpilE CITY TAX IS PAYABLE ON OR
JL bofero JULY 1, with nn abatement of 3 per
cent. Offlce hours from a. in., te 3 p.m.
C. F.IYEHS,
JeULitd City Treasurer.
ICE CREAM GO TO Ii JL DANCE &
CO. for HUI'EltlOll ICE CIIKAJI of all the
Various FIoTers. Picnics, Festivals and l'rtrate
Parties supplied at the Lewest Market Kates.
Ice Cream delivered at any point without
charge. Full satisfaction guaranteed In every
respect. Please glve us a call. Telephone con
nection. E. M. DANCE A CO.,
Jeis-2wd Ne. CIS Seuth Queen Street.
IVIDEND NOTICE.
Lahcastzr. June 10,1843.
At a meeting of the beard of directors of the
Western Market Company, held this day, a divi
dend of 2 per cent, ou the capital stock was
declared, puyable ut the olllce of the treasurer,
Ne. 12 Centre Square, en and after JULY 1, 1W3.
HdAltw W. O. MAUSIIALL, Treasurer.
-1ALL
FOR THREE DAYS AND
THESE INbTItUMENTS.
SEE
They will be sold at a sacrifice at W. D. MOS
REU's MUSIC STOKE, Ne. 2 Stevens Heuse,
Lancaster, Pa.
One New Decker Ilres. Piane.
One New Haines Upright I'lunu.
One New Stultt A llauer Piane.
Tu e New Masen A Hamlin Organs.
Jel7-4tU
J.
R. MARTIN CO.
POR COIFORT !
INVEST IN
Canopies,
WINDOW & DOOR SCREENS
AND
AWNINGS.
FULL SIZE SCREEN IOOK3, IHONCOUNKUS,
11EBT WIUE,S1.3ff. WINDOWS, 40c
MOSQDITO CANOPIES.
BEST GAUPK AND TUUNOVEll TOP, PUT
UP, PIK,l.5Ss WHITE, mUXB.
AWNINGS!
Largest Line of Awning Strips.
AWNINaSHUNQ HY EXPERIENCED
WOUKMEN FOIl 1.0OTO M3.0O. COMPLETE,
JJEST FIXTUKES.
J. B. Martin & Ce,
Cor. West King ana Prince Sis.
LAHOASTiH.fA.
NEW AnrZnTMKMEHTH.
-.-. i- ,,
....l V
Fer Het Weather - -
JTIJXT DOOK TO TUB COUttT 1IOUSK.
FAHNESTOCK'S.
OF EVKIIT DESUttll'TION AT Otf, e, 1(, 12, IS, 1?, 20, 25 CTS, OP.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR for Ladies, Gents and Children.
SUMMER HOSIERY-Great Quantities at low Prices.
Jerseys I Jerseys 1 1 Jerseys I ! I
UW.'ri'w! wltwup." ALL SI7'E9' rR hXDlm ASU CIIIMIUKN nt.Vtc , TJc.tl.OP, 11.25, 11.50 1.T5,
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuso, Lnncaster, Pa.
SEW Altt'EHTlHEatENTH
A N ARTICLB GIVING HEALTHY AC-
Am. Hen te Ihn skin, Incvcry wayconduclve te
health, Is MILLEll'S ItOltAX SOA1'.
rVJH I'UKK IlYE
W1IIHICEY AT 76c,
V a quart can net
be surtHUtsed for the
money.
HOMKKU'H LIQUOIIMTOUE.
api?MydU Ne. 22 Centre Square.
ENNA. CIGAR8 FROM 1.00 PER
Hundred up, at
IIAUTMAN'H YKLLOW FKONT CIUAlt
HTOltK.
JTSE IT IN COLD WATER, USE IT IN
IK'3'OK:xVuaY1' g'V0KO'1 re""11-il"-
DEMOORATIO COUNTY COMMITTEE.
There will be a meeting of the Demo Deme Demo
emtie county committee et Lancaster ceutitv,
In the committee rooms, third story et Ki'pWn'n
niMtenice building. Ijtncasturcllv.un MONDAY.
JUNK , 18, at iu o'clock n. m., te llx a tlme for
tlie meeting of the County Convention.
ueuniy uonventien.
W. U. IlKNBKL, Chairman.
J. 11. I.tCHTVi
It. 8. l'ATTKnsen,
V. it. (liiiEn.
0,
Secretaries.
LAHCASTEn, l'a., .Tuna 15, IS'SS. junU td
R
EDUCTION
IN CUSTOM-MADE
Clnthlne. A well-made. KICL-atit trlinnied
and perfect rutin 15 liiiHtness Bull ler tis.u). A
goeo r.ngnin uerhscrew Worsted Butt, flat
ruiaca. in one. two. three or four button mm.
way, for fil.ue. A handsema Check Casilmere
Suit for .UIW. An elegant Serge Helt, In Mack,
lilne, drub or brown, for IIMW. Fine Kngllih
Sttlped or Check Pantaloons from tt.UOup. Ito Ite
member, all work Is strictly flrst-eless. Kvery
garment warrauti-d te b is 'presented. A
geed fit, well-made nnd nlcei trimmed. The
largest assortment of patterns In thtsclty.
A. II. KOSKNSTKIN,
m24-6mdlt 37 North Queen street.
OEHfAnMMlISRT ,
Witt. S OIVEN OS
Thursday Evening June 18th,
MAENNERCHOR garden,
nr
Therbahn's
Prof.
Reed Band.
1'ltOGltAMMK l'AHT I.
1. Overture" Fet," M. Call.
'2. (Jrund -Murch M C. Mnyretles.
3. " Amoieneiirltt " D. I'liersehinauii.
4. " I'll (iiirvamente " lkwlle.
3. Clarienet Sole " Schrettior,",l'rof.CarlThor Schrettier,",l'rof.CarlThor Schrettior,",l'ref.CarlThor
bahu. INTEIIMISSIOS.
PAKT II.
It. "SchweltergnihSD Landlef" Kegel.
7. " Aus Vellem Meuschuiiliertrcu " Fmnkv.
. March" Wledersehcn," Kiiechucr.
9. Cornet 1'elka Mazeurka Frnnkn.
10. lintei " Full Sieed," Prof. C. Therlmhn.
3-Ladleji and gentlemen nie
vlted. If the weather should De i
eiicclnllv In-
If the weather should bounfavemlifo tbe
concert will be iKwtpened until SATUltDAV
KVKMNIi.
HENRY DOERR, Prep.
J17-2td
DKY tlUODH.
D
HESS GOODS.
ANOTHElt CAHLOAD OF
SUMMER GOODS
RECEIVED AT THE
SEW TOEK STORE.
Twe Cases ltcautlful
PRINTED SATIRES,
Fifteen Cents a yard ; made te soil at 23 Cents.
An Immense Stock of
WA9IIINO DHESB GOODS, CHAMItRAYS,
SEKHSUCKKHb, lilNGHAMS. IIATIhTLS
VICTOUIA LAWNS, INDIA LINENS,
NAINSOOKS AND PIQUES,
At Lewest City Prices.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
ORIENTAL AND EGYPTIAN LACES,
SWISS NAINSOOK and CAMBRIC
EMBROIDERIES,
All Widths and Qualities at tbe Lewest
Pi Ices Ever iCnuwn in the Trade.
Iu
WATT, SHAND & CO.
Nes. 8 & 10 East King Street.
T01INS.GIVLER.
GEO. F. RATH VON.
CARPETS !
NEW STYLE
Tapestry Brussels,
S0e., C3c, 73c. aud &3e.
NEW STYLE
Bedy Brussels,
1.00, f 1.15 and $1.23.
Ingrains, 25c. te 75c,
FOR UEST.
Loek at our Goods befote buylug.
have ONE PRICE.
We only
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
FOIl SALE OB KENT.
TJIOR RENT.
JL' 1
Threo Law Oftlces at Ne. 45 NORTH DUKK
BTUEET; and a basmcutU feet leug, supplied
with water and beat,
marja-ttd 11. FRANK ESHLEMAN.
HITE OAK LUJII1ER FOR SALE.
Persons wutitlng Whlte Oak Lumber, cut
te order, can be accommodated at ence by call
ing en the undersigned at New Prnvldeiire sta
tion. Alse. Ralls and Pests of all klud, 20
cords of Whlte Oak weed.
SIeFALLS A HltO.,
Je83wd Smlthville P. O., Itne. Ce., l'a.
1'OZITIVAZ.
F
OR JURY COMMISSIONER.
EDWARD AMIlLF.lt.
Of Druuieit) township.
Subject te the decision of ,thu Domecrutlo
county convention. uuiy25-tfdAw
"POR JURY COMMISSIONER.
JEROME II. SHULTZ.
of Ellzobethlewu borough.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
county convention. d A w tfd
F
IOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
11EV.TAMIN IIUBER.
I
Of tha Kli-ihh Want. Lancaster Cltv
Subject te the decision of th Dcmoerut:
OKBtf 07uUen. ' JslttdAw
wn
'i
VLUTULSO.
Tlie Norfolk Jackets are daily iur
creasing ii'i popularity. Coel, easy
lilting, nebby antl worn without u
a vest, they are just the thing for
Knocilabeut Dress iu tlie country, al
though they leek well anywhere ami
just new are all the rage. All hizes
nnd prices.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT
ST.,
Pbilodelphln.
mZ-Smd
w
IIjLIAMSON & FOSTER.
Juvenile Clothing
-FOR-
SUMMER WEAR
-IN-
Canary Colored Coats and Vests,
SKEKSUCKEU COATS.
Striped Coats and Linen Coats.
The latest stjles and best fitting giirments
ureut Williamson & Fester's. -
Gent's White Vests,
FANCY VESTS,
Silk Mohair Coats and Vests,
DRAP 'ETE COATS AND VEST.,
FANCY SERGE COATS AND VESTS.
ALPACA COATS AND VESTS
Thn latekt stjles end best fitting garments
are at
Williamson & Fester's.
I1NEN C0LLAKS AND CUFFS
-OF THE-
Most Prominent Brands.
Four New Styles
CELLULOID COLLARS.
Three Newtetyles CELLULOID CUFhS. l.lpht
Colored SUMMER SILK NECKWKAR. PCM-
BROKE FEATHER WEItlHT UNDERWEAR
and JEAN DllAWERS of all u,uulltlus nt
Williamson & Fester's.
SEERSUCKER HATS
IN SLATE AND TEI.UA COTTA STRIPES.
Iland-Maile .Maekwaw Straw Hals.
THE
IIART1IOLDI 1.1(5,
IT COLORED STIFF
ATS.
FELT
And an uxtomdre
TRAVEL1NU CAPS ut
Wkertiiient of SILK
"Winiamsen & Pester's.
Ladles' Ilright Flntshfd french Kid Shws.
Misses' Cnruciui Kid Shoes, lladles" und Misses'
English Kid 1'ebble Ueat, -forge and UIove Kid
Shoes in sering, high or wed.ge heels.
Gent's Oxford Ties, Strap Ties.
Lew Cut Ilutten Shoes umd new patterns lit
Hand-Sewed (Jailers. The Most inciteilal ussd
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32, 31, 30 & 38 East K9ng Slroet,
LANCASTER. PA.
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The Chester County Heuse
18 NOW OPENV
Comfortable, hemelllie, sltuatif d ei j near the
sea, with extended piazzas ui'Je" tluee ectun
fronts. This Heuse has long Lteeu kuewr: us a
most pleiihuut bummer ivttvut, J. ..,
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