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liMh'iMX COLV1LB1A rOLlCK FOR AN
jU&menn rebbert en a train.
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I MtWBK cesMden ma ciue Against mem
fcWMgBaeagti te Forward Them te Yerk.
dftMM lUcant Religious Intelligence.
I1 .r PamahI and CUwlikl IfAtnA.
r Correspondence et iRTZLMOKitcER.
J. Gnt.iTMniA. June 22. When the train from
klfefc arrived In Columbia en Saturday even-
tl frg,Mw Pennsylvania railroad pollce arrested
m mm en me train who una eeen simpocieii
f robbing the pocket of n passonger onthe
tMhi, The companion of the man tried te
Imtfl rantnrn bv runntnir nlencr tlie rlver
v aher la tbe direction of the lumber yards,
;lmt WM nlRO arrusted afler n short ouase. Tlie
Mln lartkVA talrAn linfnrA 'flmilrn Vrntllf whnrA
iitar were searched. The efucers found upon
f theai two hats, a sum of meney and the usual
i different articles found in a man's pockets.
M'Thev ve the names of D. J. Davidsen and
Fj W f3uae Wilsen, of Fhlladelphla.
hearing: Jehn II. Myers, of Mlllcrsvllle,
Yerk county, upon being sworn, testmea
that when he left Yerk for Campbells he had
pocket-book containing three keys, differ
ent bills, and (IB In mouey. That the man
named Davidsen hadrunaaalusthlm soveral
times en the cars andrlght after that he had
; ' ,ff,net Identify any or the articles found upon
'll& 4tk mati am mrntrint in tilin.
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I'sHJ&ti i Condncter Smith testined tbat the stip-
pesed robbery occurred en his train and had
seen tbe large man, Davidsen, act very sus
piciously. The conductor also testified that
another passenger, name unknown, had
claimed te be rebbed en the train but had
left tbe train at Ilellam, saying that he could
net be present but could Identify the robber.
, 'Squire Frank thought that this evidence
was sufficient te held the prisoners for a
further hearing and they wcre taken te Yerk
en tne 820 p. in. train.
The arrest was made in Columbia, as the
railroad company have no pollce in Yerk
county. ". ..
The elllcers word tdlegraphed te from a
station near where the robbery occurred, te
be in readiness te arrest the men when the
train arrived.
Quite an excitement was created ever the
affair, and a large crowd asseuibled In front
ei uie 'squires oiuce te near lue result ei me
hearing.
Kelhjteus Notes.
The servlccs of installing Ilov. J. It Schoo
ner as pastor of St. Jehn's Lutheran church
took place last eventng. The prcsident of the
conference, Rev. F. P. Mayser, of Lancaster,
Was present and preached tlie installation
sermon, and conducted the ethor Bervlces,
assisted by Revs. Miller, of Marietta, and
Darmstetter, of Columbia. The church was
handsomely decorated for the occasion.
The Sunday school ei St l'aul's V. K.
church observed a beautiful, as well as an
ancient, custom yesterday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock. The service consisted of gifts of
fruits and flowers. This Sunday school will,
during the summer months, held its sessions
at 0 a. m. Instead et 130 p. w.
1'eraenal and Secial.
Miss Gortle Swart 7, of Harrisbiirg, is tlie
guest of Miss Carrle Hetter.
Mrs: jacouTemo, ei reri uopesn,anu aiis3
Mary Heusor, of Cadiz, Ohie, are visiting
Miss Annie Fendrlch.
The Union plcnle el tlie Sunday schools of
Trinity Itofermed and St John's' Lutheran
will be held at Penryn park en, July 23.
The plcnle of the actlve association of the
ShawneeFIre company waa held In Holse's
weeds en last Saturday. Tlie attendance was
net very latge, yet It way a success, betli so se
cdallxjaM'umncially. The proceeds of these
fliirs are intended US defray the oxnenses
of this H5wpany enfheir visit te Harrlsburg
in September. Tbe association will held two
mere picnics before that time.
Arrangements have been made by soveral
young men of town te camp for a few days at
Coderus creek, beginning July 10. They will
entertain several Baltimore gentlemen at
thelr company. A geed time Is looked for.
Fifteen couples from Lancaster will visit
the rink en Tuesday evening.
Borough Uriel.
Ce, C. will chance off the $100 bend at thelr
armerv this ovening at 830 o'clock. Messrs.
Sam'l Filbert. Tayler Gable and Lewis
Smith will act as the (udges In tlie chancing.
The party holding the lucky ticket can either
have thebend or its equivalent in cash.
Putnam Circle will chance off the silk
crazy cushion that was left from the fair held
by them a few weeks age, en Tuesday eve
ning at the ledgo room in Fendnch's build
ing at 730 o'clock.
The closing night Jat the festival held by
the Lading Working society, of the St.
Jehn's Lutheran-church was well atteuded.
A very nice sum will be realized by this
society as tbe result of the lestlval.
Henry Armstrong was sent te the county
Jail by Squire Evans for live days for being
drunk and disorderly. He was urrosted en
Saturday evening, remained in the lock-up
all Sunday and was taken te Lancaster this
morning. He is a nen-resident of town.
In order te make some neccssary changes
at the Keeley stove works the meulders at
that place stepped work en last Saturday.
The ether empleyes will coase work en
Tuesday.
Mr. Jacob Snyder succoedod In catching
20 reek flab, 0 bass and 5 salmon this morn
ing after a few hours Hailing.
Several hatches were blown off the canal
beats at the Columbia wharves by the heavy
wind or last night.
Bate Ball.
A large crowd was present te soe the game
of base ball betwoen the home club and the
Nameless, of Lancaster. A clese and excit
ing contest was oxpected, but tlie parties
present wero sadly dlsappointed. The game
terminated at the end of the sixth inning in
order te allow the visitors te go home at ft
o'clock. King, of the Columbia team, pitched
a geed game, striking out twelve men. The
core at the end steed : Columbia, 25; Name
less, 7.
Larceny and Embezzlement.
Isaae Pilaumer was arrested en complaint
of Jehn K. Sebum, who charges hhu with
embezzlement and larceny. It appears that
Pflaumer was superintendent of a mill for
the manufacture of coverlets and blankets,
near Byorstewn, this county; and he is
charged by Schum with embezzling about
500 in rnoney and about 150 In blankets,
Ac. The acoused gave bail for a hearing
before Alderman Spurrier at 10 o'clock en
Tuesday morning.
Serleiuly Injured by n Fall.
Mrs. Sarah Smith, residing at Ne. HOG
Seuth Queeu street, met with a serious accl--
dJUVlpnSatu'day evening. She was return
ing rrem the cellar, where siie gene en an
errand, aud when en the top step lest her
balance and fell backward. Te save her
head she threw her arm around and fell en
it The bones of tlie wrist wero broken, and
she was also otherwise, injured. Dr. L. A.
Warren was summoned and rendered tlie
necessary surgical uid.
"Ghrlttl an Women Squeeze Ged'i Life."
Dr. Alice B. Stockton writes in the J'eo J'ee
ple't Health Journal, that unless a woman
has tried loose clothing she cannot coucelve
hew much she gains for health and strength
by a dress that gives perfect freedom te
breathe "Sixteen thicknesses of cloth,"
ahe aays, " is no unusual number te be found
tightly fastened about a lady's waist" Con
cerning this matter she ence heard a Chlnose
woman exclaim : " Christian woman squeeze
Ged's life."
A Fermer Lancastrian's Big Verdict.
Peter 8, McTague, of Camden, N. J., re
covered en Saturday In the court of com
mon pleas of Montgomery county, a verdict
of 134,489.24 against his fertier partner, Pat
rick Rehlll. In the business of railroad con
tracting. The transactions cevered a period
often years. Tbe trial lasted six days. Judge
Albright, or Lehigh county, presided.
Judge Beyor had been the defendant's coun
sel. Attempted Burglary.
On Saturday night thleves attempted te
enter the rear of the residence or Mrs. W. L.
Felper, en Fast King street between Limn
and Shlppen. They disturbed the burglar
alarm, which caused them te beat a hasty re
treat A Fatal Itenewal of a Fight.
Twe farmers, named Motherhead and
Blackman, bad a fight ou Thursday and met
apaln the same day near Lancaster,S.C.,when
Motherhead shot Black man three times.
Blackman U dead and Mutherhead is in Jail,
witir roots VROveanv
tljr Which the Seirerng et the Northern
rrt
of the City Mar be Can led OIT.
Kns iNTELi.tdENunh Twe articles In the
tiTHLMOENrun of last week's Isaue, aud
oiie In the A'cw lira, en the subject of drain-
age of the nerthern portion of the city of
Lancaster, having attracted attention, with
due deforenco te the authors, the opinion Is
horeadranced that llttle dinieulty would at
tend the accomplishment of the object, if,
(llke most business matters), undortaken
in tlie preper way. The true and natural
location of a structure ler sowerago, Is in tlie
lOUUUUU Ul nHirilCllirU ler OWUr($U, 13 111 lliu I
low ground of a country, indicated by its 1
water courses : mid as this ene is designed
te einpty Its contents Inte the Conostega
creek, belew the city wntcr works, the valley
starting at I'rlnce and Clay stroets, should be
cmbraced and pursued without departure te
the end.
A brick sewer, of flve feet diameter, would
be ample. l'rem tlie base, at a sultable depth
at I'rlnce and Clnv Btreets, te ene feet abeve
the surface or ordinary water In the Cenes-
toga, ll is known from loveis iakcii inav
there is a fall or descent of 102 feet. The
length of the sew or, en the route recem
mended, would Ixf about threo miles. If se,
the average fall per 100 feet would be lesa
than eight lnches; honce, thoneccsslty of the
shortest twsslble line. The reute rocom recom rocem
mendod is brlelly stated te start at I'rlnce and
Clay stroets, In the Ninth ward or the city;
fellow Clay te Mine Btrpet, thonce along tlie
various streets best adapted for location, te
the city limits at llrend street ; along Bread
stroet southward te near the l'ennsylvanla
railroad ; the line would then loave that
street and crass uuder the rallraad about SM)
foetwostoniardwIckoruu.Fortunatolyforthe
project this run has a great deal mere ucsceni
than the grade compellod te be used, which
allows a dojiarture from it, and the running
era nearly direct ceurse en higher ground
than that of Its immediate valleys cutting off
at least a mlle of dlstance, by net being re
quired te fellow me moaniieringoi me croon;
passing a short dlstance west of ltanck's farm
heuse, and about midway betwoen Knapn's
villa and Potts' tavern, en the Philadelphia
turnpike, then en sultable ground te the
Conostega creek, about 100 yards belew the
meutii ei tne taii-race orinecuy waier wurKn.
Frem persenal rocennoisanco, this appears
te be the only foaslble reute. One along the
margin of tlie Conostega, lrem thocenlluouen
or llardwlcke run, al(le from Its lncreased
length, would be impnicticable and useless ;
Kler no ethor reason, that in a dlstance or
about two miles, the fall would only be about
10 feet, judging rrem the lieignis ei uains ai
ltanck's milt and at the city water verks. An
Instrumental survey might vary somewhat
the line doscribed, but it is bolleved would
gonerally colnclde with it
A reute that would take Ann stroet in lis
course, may be regarded as out or the ques
tion, when the oxccsslve cast it would oc
casion Is considered, whether In respect te a
through cut or tiinnel for the sewer trench.
Frem the start or the sewer at Prince street,
the dlstance te Ann and King street, would
be about 8,000 root, et a descending grade of 8
inches te the 100 feet Ann street point
should be 63 feet lower, but as It is CS feet
hlgher, the base of the sower would be lill
feet below the surface. J. C. C.
Lancaster, June 22, 18S.".
Knight Templar Anylum llcdlrallen.
It is expected that the dedication or the
Knights Templar asylum In Trenten en
Wodtiesday will be attended by 1,000 uni
formed Knights. Ucsldes Lancaster Ne. 13,
the following coinmanderics will send dele dele
gateons: Columbia Ne. 'J. Washington D.
C. : St Jehn's Ne. 1, Philadelphia ;
St Albans, Ne. 17, Philadelphia ; Hugh
de l'ayens, Ne. 17, Ensten ; Hugh
de Payens Ne. 1 Jersoy City; Helena,
Ne. :(, of Burlington ; namuscus, of Newark ;
De Melnv, Na 0, el Washington, N. J., J
Cyrone, Ne. 7, of Camden; Coeur de Lien,
Ne. 8, of New Ilrunswlck ; St Jehn's, Ne. l,
or Elizabeth ; Ivanltee, Ne. 11, or llordon llerdon llorden
town;OdodoSt Amand. Ne, 12, or Morris Merris
(own ; Melita, Ne. 1.1, or Patcrsen ; St Elme
Ne. 14, orLambertvillo; Corsen, Ne. 15 el
Asbury 1'ark.
Wanted te ltiirn lilt Uend Child's Iledy.
On Sunday morning a crowd or nlwut two
hundred jicrsens rrem Rellalre, llridge
pert and Wheeling, W. V., was that morn
ing attracted te the llttle vllhige or West
Wheeling, en the Ohie Mde or the river, by
the preparations making by a Pole, named
Keiller, te cremate the Iwly or his llttle
daughter in ene or the evens of his tiottery.
The child died lastulght, and Keiller claiming
te be tee peer te glve It ordinary burial, llred
up ene of his kilns, wherein he bakes com
mon earthenware, and was en the point of de
positing the cerpse in it when tlie authorities
headed bySonnter David Wagner, interfered
and the body w.ts removed and burled. It
is ropertod that Keiller attempted te kill his
wlfe with an ax e, saying he had been com
manded te de se by the Almighty.
no Trumps Arrested.
Constable Dern and Ofllcers Roadman and
Rltchey ma'de anether raid te-day en the
tramps who have been making the vicinity
of Masonville, Maner township, their
hoadquarters. I'lve unfortunates vere cap
ciptured, brought te this city and ledged in
the county prison. One of tlie farmers re
siding near Masonville stated te a representa
tive of the INTELLIQENVKII that Ills UOlgll-
borbeod has been overruu with tramps for
several woeks, aud the farmers wero com
pelled te get the elllcers te ma je the raids
which has resulted in tlie capture of twelve
knights of the read.
Ilnm Struck by Lightning.
On Thursday ovening about 0 o'clock a
barn belonging te e.t-Slicrill'Strlne, situated
In Martic township, near Rawlinsville, was
struck by lightning. The electric current
entered tlie cupola, ran down a rafter te the
caves, shattering the rafter and knocking the
shingles rrem the reef; then ran along a
heavy timber te the barn deer, which Is
swung en an iron roller, aud the lightning
made its exit by bursting two or three beards
rrem the deer. Notwithstanding tlie severity
or the streke the bam was net set en tire.
llaptliin at Ilohrentenu en Sunday.
Baptism was administered yesterday In the
stream at Rohrorstewn, by the jmster or the
Covenant Unlted Brethren church or this
city. The United Brethren in Christ have
net a set mede te porierni this rlte leaving
that te tliocheicoof the individual conscience.
Some were immerscd, w hile ethers wero bap
tized by pouring. In the evening the same
ordinance was observed in tbe church by
sprinkling.
All Incorrigible Hey.
Charles Ibcrt,a boy, was .arrested this morn
ing by Olllcer Shay en a warrant Issued by
Alderman McGliun, charging him with being
incorrigible.
The liey's parents arc dead and he makes
his home with his grandparents In the
Eighth ward. Per seme weeks they have
been unable te manage him and had him
arrested with u view of having him sent
te tbe Heuso of Rofuge.
Shnrp-Khoeteni Ilntei tallied.
The Sharp-slioetors of this city wero enter enter enter
tortalued yesterday by Frank RIeker, brower.
This association, which wa3 recently reor
ganized, Is In a nourishing condition. Bis
marck was tlie caterer and the dinner was
gotten up in his usual -geed style. The
Sharp-shooters were well pleased with the
way they wero outertainod.
J. W. U. naimmuu'i Lecture.
J. W. B. Bailsman, esq., dellvered a lec
ture at the Lutheran aud Itofermed church,
East Petersburg, Jen Saturday ovening, for
the bonellt of the Union Sunday school.
The Bubjeet of his lecture was "Over the
Ocean."
Clianges lit Balarle te Take Kfl'ect July Int.
The following are the clianges in the
annual allowances for presidential postetllccs
In tills county, which will take olleet July 1 ;
Lancaster red uced from f 2,1)00 te $2,h00 ; LItlU
from ?1,!00 te f 1,000; Columbia f 1,000 te
ei.SOO; Marietta f 1,300 te f 1,200.
rigeen Sheet.
The Meple Qrove gun club efthis city have
made arrangements te have a big sheet at
McQranu's park, this city, en Thursday.July
2d. They will have a great number or live
pigoensend sportsmen will be present from
din'erent towns In the Eastern part of the
state.
The Grand Old SIuu'ji Simplicity.
A baker with whom he chatted the ethor
day, presented GUdstone witli ene of bis
leaves. Tbe statesman was great enough te
carry it home under his arm.
Thrown Frem a Hene.
Geerge Hougard, residing en East Pulton
street, was thrown from a horse this morn
ing and had bis face severely cut and an arm
broken.
AX lXTSMKBTnrti rOLVMK.
ttev. Dr. UubbV "Historical Mantwl et the
llerdrmed Chnrch In the United States."
This Is the title of a very Interesting and
vaUinble work Just issued from the Inquirer
press of this city, and of which Ilov. Dr.
Jeseph Henry Dubbs, of Franklin and
Marshtll college, is author and pub
lisher. Jn addition te the work of his
editorial position in the direction of the
Qunrtlian, and in the faculty chair of his
tory, with frequent service In the pulpit, Dr.
D. perferms a large amount or useful labor
in historical research aud writing, of which
III mawwwi. iddvaiui uuv w.aviug, v huiwi
this last work is ene of the most notable
fruits. Although sanctioned and heartily
approved by the highest authority or the
church, tlie responsibility for Its publication
was lm pesed u pen the author Individually,
aud he has met It very successfully and
creditably In overy way.
Typographically the book is handsotne
and completo ; It is prlnted in cleur type, en
geed paper with wide margin ; and tbe front frent front
lHtileoo Is very fitly a vlew el the cltv or Hel-
delberg, the cradfe or the church In Eurone,
which;branch or It lerms tlie subject or the
llrst book or the work, coverlng thirteen
chapters and 143 or the 432 pages of the com cem com
peoto volume. Other Illustrations, portraits of
Revs. Dr. Fisher, Harbaugh, Nevln and Max
Hiern ; a compreuonsivo inuex, nocreiogy.
opltemo el the meetings of the synods and a
table or comparative statistics are roaturcser
the arrangomeut which add greatly te the
value or tlie book.
The Intorest, howevor, centres In the 250
pages which are devoted te a history or the
Rerormed church In the United States, the
progress of the denomination and the de
velopment and strengthening or Its interests,
starting with a recognition of llie plausibility of
the statement that "the Held el berg catechism
was taugui in America uoiero me l'ngrims
landed en Plymouth Reck," the author with
much couclsenoss and conscientious ac
curacy, tells the story of the pioneer
preachers or the church. Incidentally the
Ephrata community aud ether promlnent
features of our local history are touched upon,
which, with the account of the church
Institutions, lecated In this city, elves the
volume a very large local Intorest The
church In ether states than Pennsylvania, Its
history during the Revolution ; the synods,
hymn-book, somlnarles, publications, doc dec dec
trine aud tor-centennary celebration, to te to
gethor with an account of the peace movo mevo move
mont from the frame work upon which has
lieen constructed a very attractive and intor inter
astlng history, or a denomination that has
been a great ferce in tlie religious llfe of the
country.
A Sunday Wedding.
At high neon Sunday, at theStovens heuse,
this city, Mr. Levl Amway and Miss Annle
M. Qrove, both of Marietti, wero united in
marriage by Ilov. Gee. Gaul, of St Paul's M.
E. church. Mr. Jehn Kager was the grooms
man mid Mies Annle Shirk bridesmaid.
Afler receiving congratulations they return
ed te Marietta, whence they loave for an ox ex ox
tendod wedding tour te Callfernla-and lack.
A Suit for Slander.
Jeseph Hogarth and Mary Hogarth, his
wife, through their attorney, Samuel II. Rey
nolds, te-day entered a suit for slander
against William Stelt and Sephia Stott The
allegation or Mrs. Hogarth is that Mrs. Stott
circulated reports all'ectlng her character Ter
chastity, whereby she suitors f 1,000 datnages.
TESTING DISINFECTANTS.
An
Imminently I'ractleil Experiment and
IU
Geed Ilenultit.
Tbe Importance of tlietmoef proper dUlnfcc.
tants was never no great as new, but extreme
earn immt be exercised when purchaalng, at
many prorjamlleus represented at disinfectants
are simply deodorizers, and thelr use Is worse
tbnn fruitless.
Health eniccr Townshend.ef Washington, I),
C, Is especially careful In all bin work, and te
fully teat the claims of the popular disinfec
tant known as l'lntt't Chlorides, be acn til quan
tity of It te the Smallpox beapltal, believing that
heie, If anywhere, an actual practical teat of
genn.destreylng power could be made.
In answer le his Inquiry as te the rcnults ob
tained he reccli ed the following :
StiALLrex IlesriTiL, )
Wasiiibhtem, I. O., May tl, 1SS2.
.S'mfZi TewmemJ, M. D Health Officer :
Sir: 1 have given 1'latl'a Chlorides u thorough
lest nnd (Hid It answers tbe purpose of a disin
fectant better than any oilier preparation with
which lain acquainted. Fer eueushe privies 1
use It undiluted, for drains and about tbe sick
loom dHutetfronn-paitteleinf '"""' Itmiclleu
Is Immeelale.
I am, ery respectfully, veur obedient ser
vant, I.LKM tLLYX KLIOT, M, .,
Kesldcnt l'hyalclan.
This was ever three years age, nnd alncn that
time this powerful disinfectant has been relied
upon by health offleera, hospital authorities and
the medical profession In all parts of the coun
try, and It today prescribed and recommended
by ever 1C.0OO practicing physicians.
Te avoid all errers and secure a disinfectant
that Is at once efllclcnt nnd economical, power
ful yet odorless, purcliase only l'latt'i Chlorides.
ltd
Creiscst .Man In Alabama."
" De crossest man In Alabama lives dnr," said
the driver as we approached a wayside home
near Selraa, Ala., le ask accommodations for the
night. At supper, and after It, "mine host"
scowled at every one, found fault with every
thing earthly, and I was wondering If he would
net growl if tbe heavenly hale didn't fit him,
when incidental mention being made or the
comet of 1882, he said : "I didn't like Its form, Its
tall should have been fan-shaped 1"
lint, next morning, he appeared balf-erfended
at our offering pay for his hespiUillty 1 Sly com
panion, however, made htm accept as a present
a snmple from his ease of goods.
Six weeks later, I drew up at the same house
The planter stepped lltbely from the perch, and
greeted lue cordially. I could scarcely believe
that this clear complexleiicd, bright-eyed, ani
mated fellow, and the morose, being or u few
weeks bnck, were the same, lie Inquired after
my companion of tbe former visit and regretted
he was net with inc. "yes,"auld his wife, "we
are much Indebted le him."
" Hew V I asked. In surprise.
" Fer this wonderful chunge In my husband.
Veur friend when leaving, handed him a bottle
of Warner's safe cure. He took It, aud two ether
bottles, and new " "And new," he broke In,
"from nu 111-leellng, growling old bear, I am
healthy andsecheerful my wire declares she has
fallen In love with me ugaln 1"
It has made ever again a thousand love
matches, and keeps sweet the tempers of tbe
family circle ecrywhere. OepyrlgMtiX. Uittt
by permltilen of American Rural Heme.
HEATHS.
ItenxRTs. Iii this city, en the auth Inst., Sam
uel Kebcrts, uged 48 years.
Tbe relatives and trlends of the family are re
spectfully invited te attend the funeral, from
Jils lute residence, rear or Ne. 317 Slarket street,
en Tuesday morning, nt 8)4 o'clock. Interment
at St. Mary's cemetery.
Heal. On Sunday, J line 21, lbS5, Sirs. Slargaret
Ileal, In the 8ith year of her uge
Funeral from the residence of sirs. Welmer,
Ne. 120 North Ann street, te-morrow (Tuesday),
J tine 23, at 3 p. in. it
HAllKETS.
Philadelphia Produce Slarket,
1'iiiLiDtLrniA, June 22. Fleur was firm, with
moderate local trade demand. Sales nt 1.0J0
barrels including l'enn'u family, at IQ4 23;
Western de at ft 2505 2S: Minnesota ex
tras ut 1 165 ; patents at 15 0005 CO.
Kye flour quiet at 753 87H per barrel.
Keed was steady and In fair request. Sales
or Western Winter limn, spot, at (14 23015 per
At tbe 1 p. in. call Wheat was dull, wlthtMe
btd for June ; )0i for July ; VJli for Aug. ;
0!i for Sept. '
Cern dull and easier 53c, June ; 53Ke for
July; WKe tot Aug.: Klie ter Sept.
Oats were dull and weaker SiHc bid for
June; C'Jic for July; 33c, Aug. ; iUc, Sept,
Chicago Produce Slarket.
'Chicago, June 22, 9.S0 a. m. Slaiket opened
steady ; icofrferwheataiidUohlgher for corn;
previsions steady and a trltle lower.
WheatI uly, sujjie : August, 01e ; 8ept.,WJic
Cern July, 40Je ; August, i6fe ; Sept., 4fi)Jc.
wuia a uiy , hu.
Perk J uly. 11017,
17K ; Aug., I1027K ; Sept., 1037.
Ijird Julv. te ;.
Klbs-July, (5 35 ; Aug., 15 45.
CLOSINO.
IP, K. Tbe closing quotations were firm
but featureless. Wheat Ue higher, Cern Ha
better and Osts steady and uncbaiigcd. l'roil l'reil l'roil
slens or all kiuds Itriu at Saturday's closing quo
tations. Wheat July, 8'e t Aug.,01Jie ; Sept. 92Jc.
Cern-July, 4flJie : Aug.,4ie ; Sept.. 46(e.
. Oats J uly, Sliic; Aug., q ; Sent., 27c.
l'ork-l'eik, 110 22J July ; 10 32f. Aug. ; 10 40
Sept.
lird Tuly, W07K; Aug.,W75i 8cpt.,$0 82K.
Klbs July, f532l Aug.,
-lug., Jti eepi., ii.fe.
New Yerk l'reduce Market.
New Yerk, June 22. Fleur dull, uncbanged j
city mill extra. l IWOSOO; Fine, tl 750S 25;
buperrine, $Jl0ft3 70; Common te Fancy Ul
tra Ohie, f3 SuQl ou; Uoed te Choice Kxtra
Wratum, 15 75 1 Sllnnesebi, (3 8003 01).
Wheat Ne. 2 Ited, Winter. June, 1 WA July,
flelH; Aug..fl OSVi'jSept.. 11 OSJi"
Cern Ne. 2 Mixed, June 540 i July. iSJ.'e.
Oau-Ne, a Mixed, June, siei Julyi 7Ke;
Aug.,S4Uc.
Itye dull.
ltarley nominal.
fork dull t Mesa, $11 25SU SO.
I rd- 61, J uly i w eu, Aug. .,
MelMtef neuilaal.
.TarBeaMM firm, but ntllet at 87HL.
, Kesfn dull J strained te ifoed, II vnt.
Petroleum dull i refined In cases, 7ls!
Huner imiqt i wcsiarn imiiaiten uix
lMflSO. ,
Cheese dull t Ohie flat, prime, ragflc,
Kegs steady i Westcru, Ue stale, 13c.
Mice dull and unchanged.
Sugar nominally unchanged lteflncd Cut-
Hit, 7X04 Granulated, BKc.
Tallew itrady prime city, S lMCgSKc
leaf, 7Xc) Granulated, ejie,
1 allow leadv l nrlinecliv
Freight dull and unchanged.
flnfTen nnleti fair c&raee. PVe.
liny quiet and easy ; Ne. 1 Timethy, (110,
BleeK Market,
quotations by Heed, McGrann A Ce., llankers,
iiancnsicr, iiu
11 A. M
Mtfisfmrl roclfle
Michigan Central.... ....
New Yerk Central...; M'J
New Jersey Central ii
Ohie Central ....
12 x, Sp.m
l)ul., lacic wcxlern wiy.
uonver uie uranae.
irande ....
H?;
i UK
tal
Erie
Knntns X Tains
IiakoBhero
i;uicagen. n., coiuineu. wj;i
N. . ent. A weatara
St. Paul Omahs
I'aclHe Mall 6t;
uocncBiera i-iiiauurg
BU l'aul mK
Texas I'aclfle... UK
Union l'acine toy,
Waliash Ceuinirm
Wabash l'rcfened
Weitern Union Telegraph,
IxiuUvllle A Naalivllie
N. Y.. Chl.AHt I....
lsblgh Valley , 67
I.eldgh Navigation..... ....i ii
Fennxylvaulu 4SU
lleedlng , 7i
F.T. Alluirale..!.....1
Northern l'acine Common 17
Northern l'acine l'ref
Heatenvllle 1U
Fhlladelpbla A Erle
Northern Central
Underground ,
Canada Southern
oil 82X
People'i 1'aasenKer...!
DO
8J
SEW AnrKRTtaRUENTS,
B
AKINQ POWDER.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholesomeness. Mera eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude of low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Held only in cam. Uetal Uabijiu Fewdkr Ce.,
103 Wall Street, New Yerk. may27-lydw
-17-ANTED.
T T A boy 17
any kind ofrerl
rears old wants a situation at
c. ApylyntIS West James St.
THE LARGEST, REST AND MOST
complete assortment of Playing Cards In
the city from 5 cents per pack up at
UAHTMAN'S YK1.1.0W FRONT CIOAK
STORK.
STORAGE
AUD
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
DANIEL MAYER,
dec2-lvd 1ft West Chestnut street.
CALL AT
STORK
REIGART'S OLD WINE
POR
Listen's Extract of Beef.
IIKUIT IK TUX WOULD.
Established, 17&V II. K.HI.AYMAKKK, AgU
1 tnU17-llu Ne. a East King 8U
e
RIENTAL LACES.
ORIENTAL LACES!
-AT-
ASTRICH'S
Palace of Fashion,
13 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, I'A.
THE BIGGEST BARGAINS
OF THE SEASON.
OKI ENTAL LACES ut !0c., 12c. and 15c. a yard.
NEW WIUEOKIENTAL LACES at !c. a yard.
NEW WIDE SPANISH LACES at 25c. a yard.
Twenty sevcn-Inch Wlde HAMBURG NET at
23c. a yurd.
FINE HAMUURU NET nt tOc. and 75c. a yard.
Twenty-seven-Incb ORIENTAL NET, fine
quality, 11.00 a yard.
NEW SWISS EMBROIDERIES at 20c., 23c.,
30c., 40. and 60c. a yard.
FINE CHROMO FANS at 25c.
LINEN PAINTED FANS, 25c. apll'Ce.
FINE PAINTED FANS, 60c.
ELEGANT SATIN FANS, painted white, with
Ivery Handles, 11.(0. 11LACK, with Glided
Handles and Feather Tops, $1.00.
PAINTED GAUZE FANS.
New Lines in Our Jewelry Department.
New l'lns at 10c ; worth 23c. Flne I'lns at 15e
worth 50e.
Rhinestone Pins and Errrlngs. Rhinestone
Cellar Buttens.
Ladles' Jersey Cuff Iluttens. Jersey Cape
Cellars, all linen, 8c. Jersey Cutis, 10c. a pair.
SASH RIBBON,
PLAIN OR BLOCKED, BLACK AND ALL
COLORS.
GLOVES AND MITTS.
Kine lllack, all silk, Mltta, 29c. Colored, 13c.
Fine lllack and Colored Silk Jersey Mitts, loop
cded, 33e a pair.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Leather Bags and Satchels, ,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
BUTTONS.
Pearl Buttens, from fc. a dozen up.
Flne Smeeth l'carl Iluttens, from 10c. telSc.a
dozen,
l'eurl Ball Iluttens, lrem 15c. a dozen up.
OAUZE VXDERVEST&
Ladles' and Gents' Gauze Undervcsts, at 25c. a
piece.
Child's Gaure Vests, from 8e. up.
Finest Quality, with Silk Binding-, from lc.a
piece up.
IIOSIEitY.
Child's Ribbed Cotten Hese, large tdze, black
and colors, 12c a pair.
BELTS.
Leather Belts, tan color, two atraps, lOr, a
piece.
Twe Strap Canvas Belts, white or black, at
10e. u piece.
LACE CAM.
Child's Lace Can, 13c. Fine Embroidered Caps,
20c. Embroidered Cape Cups, 50c.
FEATHERS.
Novelties iuTancy; White Feathers, Gilt and
Sliver Mixed.
FINE FLOWERS." SUN RATS, 25e.
INDIA MULL-White and CTeiun, e.ayard.
.... 62
i2
U'( H)'
17K 17f
:::: -P
6,-iw ay.
H
Gl'i 111
SlJ 31
fj" 67
ti 41
3. n
17 lc
.... sAi
.... l3i
1TXW ADrRRTIBEMElfTB.
rkuit
PURE RYE
WII1BKEY AT
be stuiuuiicd for
'6c.
tlie
r a
quart tun net
mencv.
ItUllllKlt'S MQUUIl 8TOUK,
apiiMydR Ne. 2i Centre Square.
PENNA. CIGARS FROM
Hundred nn. nt
fl.00 PER
UAHTMAN'S YELLOW FKONT
BTOllE.
C1UAII
rruiE REST
X tbnctty.at
UAHTMAN'S
6e HAVANA CIGAR IN
YELLOW FKONT CIOAlt
BTOUK.
AtrANTED,
, TV Tliree te Flre Tlinunand
lliillai!! uniitril
in n icguiinaie nueicnitin uusincD, iw m'cihi
10 per cent. Interest gunrnnterd with geed se
curity. Add rem X, &, this onice.
JunelO-lwd
In
a lcRltlmale nhelcutln buslnces, iw aiircliil
tirlTHOUT EXCEPTION, THE BEST
Tf Clirarn In tbe town, two for 6e.nt
HAllTMAN'B
YELLOW
FKONT CIQAK
BTOllE.
S'
CHOOL TAX POR 1885.
Tbe durtllcfite Ih In lbn bnndn nf Ihn Irpimnrpr.
Three per cenu en" rer prmnpt payment.
W. O. MAKSIIALL, Treasurer,
Ne. 12 Centre Square.
r Oftlcn hours from 9 a. in. te n, m.
junelMfdlt
riKOROi: RENNETT-
PRACTICAL
A
1'I.UJIIIKK. 8TKAM ANII HAS KITTKIt.
All orders lireinntlv nttendud te. hatlafnctlen
guaranteed. Werk done nt rcnuonnble prices.
NO. 43J NOKTH QUKKN STKKET,
JniicUJind Lancaster, 1'a.
GRAND CONOEltT RV ROHERTS'
Fionch Orchestra, at KXCKI.SIOK IIAI.I-,
Kast HI lift street, this evening. I.aige cool room
and Ice Celd lleer. Come one, eome nil,
ltd' JOHN SC'IIOKNIIEIKIKU, Prep.
TTAPPY THOUGHT AND REBECCA
-a.-a- Toiiaceesi
HAUTS1A.V8
Tobaccos only Saner nine, at
YEI.I.OW FRONT
CIUAU
BTOUK.
FIRST-CIiASS BOARDING.
Together with tbe choice of rooms en the
llrst or second fleer. Surpassed by nene In the
city. Call en or address,
NO. 40-1 NOKTH QUKEN ST.
Table boarders accommodated. efl-tfd
AA.
BB.
Helier Fleur.
Use Manlielni
The Original.
may2-lyM,S&W,U
The Best.
CLARKE'S TEA STORE BEST GOODS
and Honest Trices. Granulated Sugar, 7c.
White" A.," Cc. Coffee, 12e te . 15c V ft. Pure
Syrup, 10c ! qt. German Seap, 3c V bar. Laun
dry Starch, 6c V ft. Telephone.
CLARK K'H TK A STORE,
38 West KlnK Street.
HURLEY'S LIQUID RENNET MAKES
a wholesemo and delicious dcrsert ler
warm weather, with llttle trouble, 25 cents a
bottle, at
HURLEY'S DRUG STORK,
Ne. 21 West King Street.
M
ADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
-AT-
Eeigart's Old Wine Stere.
II. E. SLAYMAKEK, Aeekt,
Ne. 29 East Kme Strict.
febl7tfd
Established 1785.
ICE CREAM. GO TO E. M. DANCE &
CO. for SUPERIOR ICE CREAM of all tbe
Various Flavers, -l'lcnlcn, Fctlvul andl'rlvnte
Parties supplied at the Lewest Market Rates.
Ice Cream delivered at any point without
charge Full satisfaction Kuarantecd In every
respect. Please Klve us n call. Telephone con-
nectlen.
K. M. DANCE AGO..
JclS-2wd
Ne. CIS Seuth (ueen Street.
STATURE'S REMEDY,
PARMVILLE LITHIA WATER.
Recommended by leading physicians a the
BEST Mineral Water for DvspepHla and all Dis
eases efthe Kidneys and Bladder. Fer sale by
the Glass or Gallen, at
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
137 and 133 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
decSmd
"PAST END YARD.
C. J. SWARR&CO.
OOAL.
KINDLING WOOD.
Ornci ! Ne. 20 Centre Square. Beth yard and
onice connected with telephone exchange.
aprlS-lydM&P.R
"ATLANTIC CITvT
.The Chester County Heuse
IS NOW OPEN.
Comfortable, homellke, situated very near tbe
sea, with extended plaZ70H upon three ocean
fronts. This Heuse Iiaa lenn been known as a
met pleasant summer retreat.
Junel 2nid J. K KIM X SONS.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTI'.Ii
There will be a meeting of the Demo
cratic county committee e! Lancaster county.
In the oemmltteo rooms, third story et Kepler's
SoBtelllco building, l.aucuiter city, en MO.S DA Y,
UNK '.V, 18K5, at 10 o'clock a. m., te Us a tlme ler
tbe meeting of the County Convention.
W. U. IlENSEL, Chairman.
J. 11. I.1CI1TT; )
11. S. Pattkksex, Secretaries.
W. 11. Gbieb, )
I.AKCABTtu, I'll., June 15, 1833. JuulVtd
OIFT FOR EVERY CUSTOaFeRTHAT
should b In every family Portrultsef our
PresIdentH, from Washington te Cluvelaml, with
scene en the Rhine. Alse a Hettlo of Ferest
Flower Cologne te anyone purchasing goods te
tlie amount of oue dollar aud upwards
AT HECHTOLD'S,
Ladles' aud Cent's l'umlsliluc Store,
Ne.52 North Uucen Street.
Sign of tbe IIIk Stocking.
P.K. A Fresh Supply Received Te-day.
ARE NOTICE. TO MY KRIEN DS
AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
I have this day quit tbe employ of J. B. Mar
tin X Ce., andean hereafter be found ut the Wall
Paper Stere el I'll AUKS W. FRY, Ne. 57 North
Queen street.
All work entrusted te my earn will be done
fair and square und with the usual solidity und
nsatness, and at rates us low as consistent ler
reed workmanship.
II. J. DONNELLY. Paper Hanifer,
Ne. ' Seuth Christian Street, 1-uncuMer, Pa.
Je22 3tdlt
REDUCTION IN CUSTOM - MADE
Clothing. A well-made. Elegant trimmed
and perfect llttinir Business Suit for (18.00. A
poed English Corkscrew Worsted Suit, flat
braided, in ene, two, three or four-button cuta
way, for 125.00. A handsome Check Cosslmere
Suit for IJU.00. An elegant Scrge Suit, In black,
blue, drab or brown, for 115.00. Flne English
Dixineu or ineca i-uniuioena irem se.uuun. uu
member, all work U strictly first-class. Ever:
trarment warranted te b if presented
A
geed tit, well-made and nlceiv trimmed. The
largest assortment of patterns In this city.
a. ji. HuaE.neiE.in,
m24-emdR
37 North Queen street.
s.
CLAY" MILLER.
-THE-
PLAOE TO TRADE
Is where you can get tbe Best for Your Menoy
and where you can get
FOUST WHISKY,
Four Years Old,
euart. Three Ye
at (2.30 ner call en i CSe. i
er
Three Years Old, at (2.23 per gullen ; I
per quart. OVERHOULT, fourycaraeld,at(2.M
per gallon ; 63e. per quart. Other Brands for less
meney. Empty Whisky Barrels at 11.00; tiuy
them new.
S. CLAY MILLER,
Southwest Angle
P.
Centra Square, Lancaster,
JeM-lwdAlnv,
ptXCURSlONS.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
All Traiellrtg Expentei Included.
Three Grand "Summer Trips,
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Fer the Menth of July, 1885.
Ne. 1. Jclt 1123. New Yerk. Bosten, North
Conway, Crawrerd Heuse, a Night en tbe Sum
mit or Mount Washington, Preiile Heuso, Ply.
mouth, N, II., etc. A complete round of the
White Mountains.
Ne. 2. Jtn.rH 23. New Yerk, Bosten, Isles of
Sheals, Banger, Me., Mount Desert. Moenebeud
Lake, Mount Klnee, Old Oiehard Beach, etc.
Ne. 3. Jiav2aToAeepsT H. Lehigh and Wy
oming Valleys, WulMus Glen, Niagara Fulls,
Oswego, N. Y., the Thousand Islands, Alexan
dria Bay, St, Lawrence 1th er and Rapids, Mon
treal, euebec. Newport. Vt., I.ake Mcmphreuiu Mcmphreuiu
ceg, l'retlte Heuse, Summit or Mount Washing
ton, Crawford Heuse, North Conway, Bosten,
New Yerk, etc.
Alse TWO GRAND TOURS (JrLY 23 te AinusT
22, and AracsT 27 te ScniMutn 23) te the
Yellowstone Nalleu&l Park.
W. Raymond. I. A. Wuitceuv.
-6end or call for descriptive circulars.
-- 11. F. SHIELDS.
Agent for Raymond's Vacation Excursions, 111
8. Ninth St., under Continental hotel, Phlladel.
phla. J20-3td
1'Ot.lTICAZ.
JOR JURY COMMISSIONKR.
KDWAK1) AMIILKK,
, ,, Uf Diumeie tinMislilp.
bubluut te the decision of tbe Democratic
county convention. mnyS.Vtfd.tw
F
IOR JURY COMMISSIONER.
.IKItOMKIt. SIIUI.TZ.
. .. or Kllzabctbtewn borough.
Hublcct te the decision et the Democratic
county convention. d A w tfd
TjVJR JURY COMMISSIONER,
I1KNJAMIN IIUllElt,
or the Elgthh Ward, Lancaster City.
Subject te tbe decision or tbe Ucinncratle
county convention. JeltUAw
piOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
K. O. DII.I.KK,
Of F.arl lewnshlp, lancaster county.
Subject te t lie rules of ibe Deiiiecratla party.
myfs-StawSI.WASlfdiw
ULAHSWAltE.
H
IOH A MARTIN.
Queensware
CHINA HALL
ANOTHER LOT OP
DAMAGED Vy ARE
at vkkv tow miens,
Jelly Cups, Jars and Tumblers.
A Let of Cheap Table
GLASSWARE.
-Sr.n These (loot llKreni l'ciicu8ixii.
High& Martin,
NO. 16 BAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTKR. PA.
UA TB AJfJi OAJ'S.
T ATKST STYLKH IN HATS.
Stauffer & Ge.,
LEADING FASHIONABLE HATTERS,
31 and 33 North Queen St.
THK LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
STRAW HATS
IN THK CITY.
STRAW HATS FOR BOYS, Be., 10., 15c, 25c.
STRAW HATS FOR MEN, 25c., 50., 75c., $1.
ALL THE SPRING STYLES
SOFT AND STIFF HATS.
STAUim & G0
(Shulti & Bres.' Old Stand,)
31 nnd 33 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
OROCERIEH.
AT
nuiiSK's, 17 i:ast kine st.
FIREW0IIK8 HEADQUARTERS !
NOW REAM FOR DEALERS!
Our nmcknri are purchased fiem Importers,
anil e nre iivpaied te Jeb at the Lewest Prices.
OUR FIREWORKS
Are Hip 1'nenualli'd Colored Works, purchased
rrem tbemaiiiiraclurei'H, mid mtaieprepareil te
Hill them nt Lew eat l'rlci-. Sleiekeepent are
Invited leyHe us ucill.
Remember the lIAMMO.VU'e SI.l'O SHOT ter
Petate Bugi, Cut Wermi, Rein ilUB". and S1iib,
Ac WoiiretlieugcutH rer It. Sterek epent sup
plied at Jebblni; nites. Alie neldntietatl
BURSK,
NO. 17 fcAST R1NQ STREET,
LANCASTER, I'A.
FOR BALE OK RENT.
IilOH RUST.
J Three Iaiw Oltlcei at Ne. 15 NORTH DUKE
STREET; ami a biuuirntSS reel lentf, Hiipplled
with water and heat,
UiariUld B.FRANK ESHLEMAN.
WIIITKOAK LUMIirJH FOR SALli
Persons wuutlnR White Oak Lumber, cut
tienler. can be accommodated at ence by cull cull
liiireu theundemlRtiedut New Providence sta
tion. AIke. Itallx and Pests or all kind. 2u
cords or White Oak Meed.
-McKALLSA BRO.,
Je8-3d Siuitbvlllu P. O., Lune. Ce., Pa.
UBLlf SALK.
On Tuesday, .lrE 10, 1585,
Will be OTpesed te publla sale, at tbe hotel or
Geerge Willi, Seuth Queen street, Lancaster,
that valuable two-story Brick Heuse, with
n-ume out-kltchen, Ne. 324 Seuth Oueen street,
The let fronts en Seuth Queen street 20reet,
and extends in depth 154 feet 0 Inches. Tbe
house Is ill geed order lately papered, with
gas. Tliere is u hydrant in the yard, and con
nection with ewer.
Persons wishing te view tbe propertv will call
en Mrs. Uretr, Ne. 320, Seuth Queen sticet.
Possession will be given utuny time desired,
en payment et purchase money.
Bale te cemniencu at 7 o'clock, when attend
ance will be given and terms made known by
W. A. HAMBRIOHT,
Attorney In Fact ter Heirs or C. Ilumbrlght, de
ceased. IUh nv Suubert, Auet. IG, 20, 22, 21, 27, 20, 30.
hvectavi.es.
CUPEUIOK
SPECTACLES
AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Field Glasses, Barometers, Tele
scopes, Mafic Lanterns, Thermometers, Draw.
Ing Instruments, Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus. List and Descriptions or our Ten
Catalogues sent FREE en application.
QUEEN &CO.
NO. VH CHESTNUT ST.
inars-lydAw
PHILADELPHIA
VXIiERTAKlXa.
TTNDEUTAKINCJ.
tSL.eR.-ROTE.t
UNDERTAKER,
Cor. Seuth Queen and Vine Streets,
LAK0A8TIR, I'A.
Personal attention given te all orders. Every
thing In tbe Undertaking line tarnished.
Having secured the services of a tl rat-class me
chanle, 1 am prepared te de all kinds or Uphel.
stciing at very moderate prices. All kinds ei
rurniture upuoistereo. utvu me a can,
R. ROTE.
lanlO-tlil
TIIK CITY TAX IS I'AYAIILK OS OR
before .1 U LY 1, w lib an abatement e!3 per
cent, Olllce hours lieiu u a.m., te3p m.
U. F. Ill VERS,
)el3-15td CItyTieasurer.
T
HIS i'AI'KK IS 1'IUNTED
wrru
J. K. WRIGHT &. CO.'S
INK.
F&irmeunt Ink Works, 2Cth and renn'i ivenet
lant-lyd PHILADELPHIA. PA.
CLUTlltXO,
The Norfolk Jackets nre daily in
creasing in penuliirily. Coel, easy
filling, nebby and worn witlieiit a
a vest, they are just tlie thing for
Knocdabenl Dress in tlie country, al
though they leek well anywhere and
just new are all the rage. All sizes
and prices.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia.
m2-Smd
liRV HOODS.
TVUESS UOODsT
ANOTHER CARLOAD OF
SUMMER GOODS
RECEIVED AT THE
ITEW YORK STOEE.
TweCnei lieantlfnl
PRINTED SATIRES,
Fllfccn Centsayaril ; miule te sell at 23 Cent.
An Immense Stock or
WASHING DRESS (lOODS, CHAMURAIK,
SEERSUCKERS, (il.NUHAMS, ItATISTKS1
VICTORIA LAWNS, INDIA LINENS,
NAINSOOKS AND PIQUES,
At Lewest City Prices.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
ORIENTAL AND EGYPTIAN LACES,
SWISS NAINSOOK and CAMBRIC
EMBROIDERIES,
All Wldtlm mid Qualities at tbe Lewest
Prices Ever Knew n In tbe Trade.
In
WATT, SHAND & CO,
Nes. 8 & 10 East King Street.
joiiss.eiVLi:n.
oi:e. 1 RATIIVOS.
HOT WEATHER GOODS.
We have tbe Handsomest Assculinent of
Choice Patterns tn FIguicd Batistes and French
and American Satlnes In this city, andthu qual
lly Is superior te any shown.
Don't tall te .ee our tJpnulne Scotch Zephvr
and Ilroche (Jtiigbams ut UJjC: new goedi,
worth 'ilc.
Lnralne Cnipe und Striped India t rlnkles, ler
ladles' nnd mlssc' dresses. Can be leugh ilileil.
Need no Ironing.
Whltodneds, I.tnen d'lndes, Persiaii Lawns,
Bishop Lawns, Plain and Figured Swiss, Plain,
Checked und Striped Nainsoeks, Cord und Fig
ured Pique.
Cream and While Embieldcied Robes ut $3 00
and upwards.
Cambric, Nainsoek and Swiss Embroideries
nnd Inserting. Laces or every inscription,
Brutd ter Fliiue Dresses, Ac.
SpeelM Ilaigidlis In all kin. K of Dres (hieiU
anrt-ilks.
It will pay you te take a leek at our goods he
tore buying. Our prices nre ns Inn ui, in) house
In Philadelphia or New )erk
JOHN S. GIYLER & CO,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA
J.
K. MARTIN & CO.
STJIIER GOODS.
PIQUE WELTSI
AT -lie., 31c,
Me., 40. .vc.
MATCH.
BRAIDS lO
LINEN D'INDE!
AT 12X-i LV., 20c., 23e., SOe., We. and .Vic.
A SPECIAL BARGAIN IN
NUN'S VEI LI NGI
AtSOc. WORTH 62c. ALL SHADES.
Albatross Cleths!
Lace Buntings!
.CRIMPED SEERSUCKERS I
IN THE NEWEST DESIGNS.
NEW ARRIVALS EVERY DAY OF
French Satines!
American Satines!
The FRENCH SATINES we are selling at 25e :
real value :i7e. AMERIUAN SATINES, li0.,
15c. and 20e.
TWENTY-F1VE NEW PATTERNS IN
PRINTED BATISTE !
French Batiste, inc. American Batiste, I2Je.
J. B. Martin d Ce.,
Cor. West King anil Prliire Sis.
LANCASTER, PA.
iUTt;irr.v, xc.
VirATClIES, 0L0UK8 AND JKVKIHY.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JMWELRY.Ut
LOUIS-WEBER'S, Ne. 159 i-2 North Queen Street,
Opposite City Hetel, near Pa. R. R, Depot.
Retalltnir.at Whelcaalj Prices. Repairing nt
xtra Lew Prices, (ystljj
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