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tjen or vyi'ACKina.
.Eeltment Caused by au Klenuaut I'o I'e
M iBteUUtvncc Venenai t'elnln A Num.
fear of flciilc Item In the Industrial
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Mrbir Correspondence or Isielmiikkcbii.
1 7nr.ttMiA. Pn.. .lunn ".,. lSSe. TllO nr-
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j'u vrau t,n trimmi nt imtneriiiir n luruu
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rwa along I' rent street, nv uie ren uu-
it railroad, te witnesi me ninuner 01 wi-
tKbillng A circus from the car. hveryuiUiR
,MkflAnA without itiiv pntlfll?
confusion, with the
I"' B,eeeptlen that ene of the elephanU took
J . titfrlrhtat nonie cause and commenced trumpet-
hmWHQIIIII) wiuiuuv nuj
el tag and noting In n manner that quickly dls-
tMi parsed the crowd. It seen quieted under
-KK'thociire of Us koet)crnnd the crowd irninercu
cs M been as they had left u few minutes befoie.
U.t til.. -lAU.tr m alin.1 ul.JMil fV.flirlft l'!l4
f'.ik 'given evor seme principal streets and was
ilqulte a satisfactory ene. Ceuntiy folks are
j&frln Uie town in qulte a large nuniber, nil
AWUI VUU U flVitd tt BHi'i h nnvfc j,.,..... ...
.'" iCV AHwlAi-ia in -titlttnnuu 1 lrt nlPPlia tiiXV HltrllTH.
anxious te wltness the circus day sights.
Police Intelligence.
Henry Alten, living en Cherry street near
the Lancaster pike, was brought borero
Squlre Evans yesterday en the thai go of
choking a colored girl named Ann Dunmon
lnamanner thatslie objected te. The snulre
S laced him under bends for ills geed bo be bo
avler. A travelling umbrolln-mendor whlle pars
ing through town yesterday trying te get
work, stepping at the heuse el Mrs. Muislftig
en Iieeusf street, and asked for Heme work,
Sirs.' Melsllng liud two umbrell.is out of re
pair and oflerod toglehim the one for the
repairing or the ether. He consented and
left for a aaloen en l'ilth street te de the
work. Falling te put in his nppeamnce 11
waa 4Y,mlrrlif Itn find lnft. tmvn. OlUl'Cr
t& tf4 vVittlclc found him en Frent street and upon
nrorelslnir te return the uuihielln he was
released. He kept his premise.
Vcrseiinl Neich.
Mr. A. J. Qulgley, who is extensively en
gaged in the lumber business at Wllllanis Wllllanis
pert, Pa., spent yesterday in town with some
or hia friends at this place.
Miss Kintim Heel, of llillliile. N. Y.. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Goe. Weaver, of
Union streeU
Mr. Jacob R. Witmer left for Vhiladelphia
te be present at the commencement ox ex ox
ercises of the I'olytechnie college in that city,
at which jiluce ills son, Jehn, graduates to
night. In the beilnl World.
Seven car-leads et plcuieers went te
Penryn park tills morning te attend the
Methodist Sunday school picnic at that place
te-day. Quite a number went out hi the
afternoon trains.
On Thursday, July 10 the United Brethren
Sunday school will held Its plctiu at Lltitz.
The Second Street Lutheran Sunday school
lias decided upon Tuesday, July 21, as the
time for having the picnic at Penryn park.
The Bible class el the Second Street Luth
eran Sunday school, taught by Mr. L. V.
May, will possibly go te Wild Cat Tails
about the second week in July, for the pur
pose of holding its annual picnic
The Union excursion te I'enryn jiark wil'
take place en Saturday, June 27. The Lib
erty band of Lebanon will furnish the music
en that occasion.
Industrial Items.
Quite n number of houses are new being
built In different portions or town. Most or
thorn are being orectod te rent te portions
who are ebliged te toil for a living, yet quite
a niHnlrur aie for the use of their owners. It
Is'expectcdiiiat tluv, starting of the telling
mill will bring a number or families te town
and as the demand ler houses will be geed,
the parties who are building are preparing
for the demand. The erection of threu new
brick houses en Law ronce street, had greatly
added te its appearance, and also dltlerent
ether parts of town are belng itnproed lu
tills respect
The new warehouse or the Keeley stoe
company Is about lluihhcd and the iciiiemiI
or the stock from the old te the new build
ing will take place whlle the works ure net
In oporatien.
Town Notes.
The game of base ball botweon the Quick
steps and the O. K. base ball clubs took place
yesterday aftornoen en the stove works
grounds. The Qulckbteps easily dofeated
their opponents by the scere.'!!) te 10.
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Homepersons onierou me coop ueienging
te the clerks in Bennett's store, which is in
e yarn in uie rear ei me siore aim meiu
Dfrntn a nalr ei nitrens. The clerks took
great prTUe In thelr pets, and loci their less
very much.
The lamp used in warning people of the
building materials in lrent el the new
heuse thnUis te be erected by Mr. T. lluclier,
at Sixth and Locust stroets, exploded last
night, but lertunately did no damage te the
weed, etc., that was lying about the place.
StASOSIC TEill'LK JIJlHlCAT10.1i.
A llrllllant Templar Dlniilay
at Tienteii SU-
teen Ceniuiantlerlett I
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A thousand Knights Templar, with nod
ding white plumes and waving banners, as
sisted Wcdnosdayafternoon at the dedication
of Palestine cemmandery's asylum, in Uie
magnlticent new Masonic temple in Trenten.
The ceremonies thomsclves, which were ac
cording te Grant's manual, were conducted
apart from publie view, but afterwards thore
was a parade. Sixteen commanderies, from
various clties, were in line ami each com cem com
mandery had a band j among tlieni Lancas
ter, Ne. 13, Lancaster, C. A. Kondersmlth,
eminent commauder ; W. O. Marshall, gen
eralissimo ; Jeshua L. Lyte, captain general,
and 52 sir knights. It was u question with the
spectators whether Columbia cenimtmdery,
of Washington, 1). C.rerSt. Jehn's, or Phila
delphia, presonted the tluest apiiearance
along the line, lleth of them are spleudldly
equipped and marched with weiulerlul pre
cision. The beautiful banner ei SU Jehn's
Commandery was an object of general ad
miration. SU Albali's, of Philadelphia, was
another handsome commandery. All along
the reute ar parade gorgeous tlecoratiens
groeted tlie sir Knights. Acress State street
Irem the temple was a great nrch, bearing en
one sldothe words "Welcome, Sir Knights,"
and en the ethor side, "In Heg Sigue
Vlnces." Kiags lluttcred fiem jmbliu and
private bulldliigs and thore was npreliiM)
display of bunting and of Maltese ciesses.
The llre companies rang thelr bells as the
parade passed and at many points ladies
waved their handkerchiefs te the inarchers.
At the American hotel thore was a review by
Grand Commander Themas W. Tdden, of
New Jersoy, and his stall'. The command cemmand
erics passed the reviewing stand in double deuble double
Mictiens, swords at a carry ami elllcers and
colors saluting. Mayer Dennelly was grand
-vk.. eral.nl .r 41... .Int.
"Suarshal of the day.
All0Tpai
"narade the visltlnc commnnderies
were outertainod with a lunch ut Washington
nan. A nutuDer inen toeK trains ler uome.
being acceinpanietl te the depet bv crewtls of
people, in tue evening a granu reception
te the visiting sir knights was given in the
new Masonic hall. The beauty and fashion
of the city were represented. Frem 8 till 10
o'clock Winkler's Seventh Regiment band
discoursed promenado music and at 10 thu
grand march took place Dancing lollewod.
The hall was beautifully decorated and a
half-dozen electric lights en the sidewalk
outslde contributed te the brilliancy of the
occasion.
The project of eroding the temple lirst
took deiimte shape in May, 1SS3, when com-
oiuiees ei me various Masonic organizations
6-aripeinteu te comer uikmi me leasiuiuty
of sucli schome. Mho site was secured in the
following July, at a cost of S508,0OO. and in
December. 18s3, f76,000 of stock having been
subscribed, n company was organlzed,tho for
mal purchased made and the work of prepar
ing ler the building immediately begun.
The corner stene was laid en July 15, 18S1,
and the building is new complete, except for
some interior decorations.
It is of pressed brick, trimmed with Neva
Scotia stone, stands en ene or the must prom prem prom
inent coruers et the city, flouting about 170
feet en State and 70 feet en Warren streets,
and isnrchltecturally a vorylumdsomostruc verylumdsomostruc vorylumdsemostruc
turo. it lias cost, Including the laud, about
flOO.000. llesides accommodations for all
the Masonic bodies of the city, it contains a
publie liall and htoresiimt etlices, thu rental
from which already Insures a prnlltable id.
turn upon the investment,
llebhed era.,100 Werth r .Icneli).
Thore were it great many New Yerl; mill
Philadelphia thieves In 'fronton, yesterday,
and they reaped a rich harvest from the Sir
Knights and ether. The only victim from
this city se far reported is Mr. Geergo W,
Brown, painter, who was robbed of his
watch, chain and Masonic mark whlle riding
-ou the platform of a stroetcar belwoeu tluud
10 o'clock In the morning. The car was
greatly crewtled and se wiia the street
through which It was pacing. A rush was
inaiie by the thloves, the lnrceny was com
inlttediiin twinkling, und the mlscreanls
disappeared ninlil the throng in the street
The watch was an Klgln stem-winder, murked
Appleten, Tracy fc Ce., the nutiiber of the
movement being t)lt,0ia The case was a
heavy geld hunting case, the number or
whWi has net been learned. The chain wn,t
ofBelid geld, made In plain, long HtikR, The
Masonic mark was a very pretty one, and
cost $25. The watch, chain and mark were
valued at (300.
nil1: MiLi,Eiinrir,i,E examination.
The Orileul Through Which the Htmlrmt el
the Iiiatltltiitleii Were t'tit.
The annual final oxamlnatlen of the
senior class of the Mlllcrsvllle Stule Nermal
school was held this wcek beginning en
Tuesday morning. The examining beard
consisted of the following persens. Dr. K.
E. lllgbce, superiiitcudent of publie Instruc
tien, president of the beard ; H. it. Ilelges,
prlnclal of the State Nermal school at Ship Ship
pensburgj It. K. Huohrle, city 8Uiorlii 8Uierlii 8Uiorlii
lendent or Lancaster j Win. 1). ilodciiheru,
Huporlntendeutof Loljauen county.
The following is the list of questions given
te the class :
AiUTjiMUTie im. iikiiii:k.
1, Wrlte 18851n Hemaus notation.
2. Olve the sum nnd dlllorenco of two
quantities te find the quantities.
:t. Kind the (J. C. D, and L. C. M. el 120,
180, 120 and 210.
i. Divide the reciprocal of four in two parts
which are te each ether as the reciprocal or
3 and 5.
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8. x K7 1
.aiei
0. A nnd 11 ouch IehI 22 tens of hay, which
was 'I 2-5 per cent, of A's and 6J4 ler cent of
It's ; hew much mere tlid A own than 71?
7. A broker buys a 00 day note for $20 less
than the face. What what was the fice, dis
count 0 porcent ?
8. A mether gave her daugliter ene cent at
birth, doubling It en each birthday ; hew
much had the daugliter when she wits 21
yeais of age If
iietasv riter. iimtius.
1. Dellne botany.
2. Deilne an endogen; gle examples or
endogenous growth.
3. Dellne an oxegoti j glve examples or
oxetrouous urewth.
I. Deilne a mono-cotyledon, a dlcolyledon;
gives oxamples or each.
5. Deilne .estivatien ; give ilve examples.
0. lieginuliig with the pith ii.ime the suc
cessive parts of exogenous growth.
7. Deilne germination.
8. Dellne assimilation.
1). Deilne lnllorescenco ; name the general
form.
10. Deilne a ilower (blossom) niitl name
all the parts.
II. Deilne a porlect, a symmetrical, a regu
lar ilower.
12. Deilne a pepe ; naine three siiccles.
IX Kxplaln the process ei fertilization.
11. Dellne an annua), u hi-cuuial, a er
emiial. f
15. Deilne a herb, a shrub, a tree.
Hi. Deilne n I'liiieuegam, a Cryptegam.
17. Amljze any Hjiecics that you desire,
givlnrj, class, series, genus specles.
oKeoiiAPiiv nter. iiouiiniieiin.
1. Reckoning longitude from the meridian
of Washington, what places liave no lengl-
ttide; iioitlierlatitutle nor longitude?
2. Loc.de the eight points en the great
lakes.
3. Start at Albany anil describe a water
reute te Pittsburg.
I. Discuss the surface el' Seuth America.
5. Naine the river system et Asia, and the
rivers belonging te each,
d, Discuss the climate of Alric.i.
7. Discuss volcanic phenomena.
h. Discuss oceanic movement.
II. Lecato the belLs of calms mid explain
the phenomena.
10. Deilne land and sea breecs.
oitTiieiiitAiMiv in. ii i (i mm.
1 feud, 2 mien, 3 mean, I mesne, fi elicit, 0
lllict, 7 business, 8 rarely, 10 noticeable, 11
salable, 12 available, 1.1 arable, 1 1 colander, 15
emanate, Hi eminent, 17 imminent, 18 tener,
19 mortise, 20 forfeit.
Kxplaiu ! te I. e. D. V. Classify the con
sonants according te the organs used in
giving the sounds representing them.
UIlAMMAIl I'ltOP. UUUIIHLi:.
1. Write a complex suutonce having the
clause as the objectlve element.
2. Wrlte acoiiieiiudseutni'e,ono tnomber
of which is complex, having a subordlimte
clause as an adjective element,
3. Ol what use is a knewledge of parsing?
analysis? Which Hhetild be learned firm?
Why !
1. Shew by exam (ile the dilfbri'iit ways or
forming the plural of nouns. Kxplaiu why
there are se many.
5. Wrlte three sentenccs using the same
word in the lirst as a noun. In the second as
an adjective, and in the third as a verb.
0. Hew deesa sontence dlller from a clause? clause?
Hew de each et these diller from a phrase?
7. Kemi sentences using the verbs lly.llevv.
l'vyandlle, (te recline), in the future, per
fect, Indicative, active.
8. Are irregular verbs generally Sa.xen or
non-Saxen werdH? Older or newer elemciiU
in the language?
l'livsioi.eox l'lmr. iii:iui:s.
1. Deline physiology, anatomy and hy
giene. 2. lloline the Osseous system ; give the
composition el the bone and the means by
which you would illustrate the same tea
class.
3. Dellne the circulatory system ; give
your means of illustration et the purification
of bleed.
I. Kxplaln the successive steps in the con
version of feed into bleed.
6. Kxplaln the nerveus system and hew
you would illustrate the same.
uneMKrnv dii. mamm.
1. Naine and dollne the dltlerent kinds of
angles, triangles and quadrilaterals.
2. The exterior angle of a triangle equals
the sum or the two opposite interior angles.
3. irthoequal sidosefan isosceles triangle
be produced, preve that the augles formed
with the base by the sides produced are
equal.
1. The diagonals or a parallelogram bisect
each ethor.
5. An inscribed angle in measured by 1$
are intercepted between its sides.
0. An angle formed by two secants having
its vertex without the tircumlcronce is
measured by cencave are minus t, convex
arc
iii.siehv ANU civil. cievr.iiN.vir.NT vner.
iiouiiniieiin.
1. What sottlemonts wero made by the
Huguenots in 1502 and 1501, what became el
these settlements and hew wero they
avenged ?
2. Hew did the French ami Indian war
diller from the ethor colonial wars ?
3. When was the battle of Hunker Hill
fought and what effect did it have upon the
colonists ?
1. Discuss IJurgoyne's invasion.
5. Discuss Menree's administration.
0. Discuss the capture et Vicksburg.
7. In the case ofthe death or resignation of
a United States senator hew is the vacancy
Idled ?
8. Mention seme duties of the Scnate in
which the Heuso of Representatives dees net
participate ?
V. In hew many ways may u bill fail te be be bo
cemo n law?
10. Whatisabillefattaiuder.
vmsicH rnei'. mni:s.
1. Dellne physics.
2. Mention seme or Uie essential properties
of matter and dollne at least three of thorn.
3. Give the three laws of universal gravitv.
1. Hew much farther will a hotly fall in six
seconds than during the sixth second, being
liilluenced by gravity only ?
6. In nil open cubical veasel hew ninny
tlmes the pressure upon the bottom will re
present the ontlre lateral pressure ; glve the
solution.
0. Kxplulu the gradation of a thormemotor
(F) and tell the freezing ami boiling points
of the V. and R. thormeiuriters.
7. Draw and explaiu the construction of 11
ceiiijKiund niicrosceio.
a Kxplaln the construction of a "plate
electric machine,"
a Kxplaln the "incandescent olectrlo
light."
10. explain the cnnstrm-tieii or a common
pump.
Elcmentaiy Algebra Dr. Higbce.
2b-j c 1 fib :!,: il
3a 0 3.1-fU '
whenassO; b5, e4; d:l.
3Iultlply 1 x x' xs by 1 x.
Facter, aud fiud the value of
a' b' a' 2ab-fb'
1.
a.
a-f-0ab-b' a' aa'b -f 3ab b'
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f t. A gentleman at marriage found bis wire's
age was te him as 3:1 ; but 12 years after mar
riagohernge was te bis au f& Uomilred
the age of each at marriage.
F
I(cdiice-4---J.
te ttlinple ladlcal
Xl 'X-f-t
form.
0. Sold hay for $i'J, and gained as much
per cent, as the hay cost. Find the prlce of
nay.
i. Geometrical progression :
1 k m ; 8 3 111 ( 11 ml r and n,
2 ins
8. x'ytsOS
xy 28.
niir.Toine rnef. uukiiiu.k.
1 Wrlte an outltne era school Ixiy'scoiniK) Ixiy'sceiniK) Ixiy'scoiniK)
sltlen en leaves.
2. What kinds of comixisitieu abeimtl in
llguratlve language ? Why ?
3. Mean :
" Seem they net thus te nv
Levctl ones hnv e iruucdawny t
Ashes with attics lay."
I. WliatarelhecharacterlHtlcs of Htrength
as reganlsthe sontence ?
5. Wrltea Hlinlle, a mctaplier ; convert tlie
ene Inte the ether.
(V, What Hlmilaritv Is thoie between
oratory imtl poetry ?
7. Write me a short letter In proper form
discussing the dllUreticelictween inotemmiy
and synccdoche j purity and proprlety in die
lien.
HIIADINO.
The examination In leading was entlrely
oral. The class wasdivided into four sections
and examined by the dltlerent members of
the lieiird.
I.ATIN l'lteK. nuillt 111,1:.
Ciesar Ciesar primtim sue, dtinde omni emni
um ex censpeetl remetls ecpils, ut icqtiate
emuluin periculoH)em fugie telleret, cohor cehor coher
tatus silos prielliimcemtiiKsil. Millies oleco
sunorlere. pills missis faclle liestliim nha-
limgem perfregeruiiL K.1 tllsjeets gladlls
destrictis in ees Impetiim focerimt.
1, Translate the nbove into ceed idiomatic
Knglish.
2. .S'ke, ease? why? Omnium, case? why?
lletweeii what dtws cc show the relation?
Tetlrrct, principal iv,irts? mode? why? I)o I)e
lilnu lecn, phalangcm I Wind de yen mean
when you Siiy thiit the Latin latlguage has
5 declensions and I conjunctions? I'crfrc
ierunt, principal parts? tense? Te what
Kugllsli tense does tlie Latin here corres
pond ? Pai se li. The case ergiadiis is liore
used te express w lint ?
3. What is tlie force ei the prellx In por per
frcyerunt ihx)cclt, deitnetia, impctum '
I. Describe pills, phalaiigcm, gladlls!
5. WiiewasCu'sar? Tlie Helvetll? When
wero the commentaries written? What wero
they? Whorewas the sccne of operations ?
What famous city still standing is moutieued
In the text ?
viiii.oseimiv mi. ii iniiin
1. Konsatlen, and hew cultured.
2. Conception.
3. Judgment.
1. Syllogism.
f,. Method or teaching primary arithmetic.
ij. Hew far can a teacher go in securing the
physical health and geed maimers of chil
dren ?
The class was examined orally In book
keeping by Dr. Hlghce, and hi vocal music
by Mr. J. . Lanslnger.
I'erty-.SIx In tlie Cl.nnt.
The elementary class consists of ir, mem
bers. Tlie bcieutillu or I, aud one young man
Irem Lebanon county wasexnmiucd for a
state certlllcate.
All fussed the final ordeal and happier per
sons than the seniors can scarcely be found.
Death of Jeienli I.Ike.
Jeseph Like, a soldier ifuring the Inte war,
died at his residence, Ne. 29 Seuth Water
street, Wednesday afternoon, aged cr years.
His death was caused by ajoplexy, though
he had for n long time heeu 111 irem a com
plication el diseases. He unlisted as u
private soldier in Ce. K, Tilth RckI. Pa. Vels..
en the lUth of September, 1WJI, ler a term of
three jears. lle was made corier.d for
gallant sorvice at the battle of Ptrryville Oct.
N IWJ, and served crcditabfy imtler
Ituell and Resccr.ms in their cam
paigns lu Kentucky and Tennessee He
10-enllstcd as a voteran early in iNil, and was
siibsequently tnmsforred te the Veteran Re Re
serve and served till the end uftlie war, when
he was honorably discharged. IJelng in bad
health he 'applied for aud twas granted u
pensien, many vears age. He leaves a mar
ried son in Philadelphia, and two married
nntl twoslngle daughters in this city. His
funeral will take place Sunday at 2 o'clock,
and will Is) attended by the members of tlie
Urund Army Pests of this city.
Death or Anether HeMler.
Ilemard Clanne dled at the county alms
house this morning at 3 o'clock, or consump
tion. The deceased was admitted te the hos
pital en December 11, 1SS3, having ceme
Irem WilllamsUiwii, Paradise township. He
was 67 years of age aud served during tlie
war as a private in company C, 21th regiment
Pennsylvania volunteers. He was mustered
out with the company en June IS, 1801. He
is net known te havejiad a lauiily.
CeniiiiWMnn lEeteheil.
Hen. J. T. MacGonigle this morning re
ceived his comuiiHsien as collector el Internal
revenue Ter the Ninth Pennsylvania district,
lie will enter upon tlie duties or the olllce
seme time during tlie month et July.
A I.ent Chlhl.
A llttle girl about four years old with light
hair and blue eyes, was picked up en North
Queen street this aftornoen and taken te tlie
station heuse, as she was alene nnd eeultl
give no account of herself.
A Sen Sue Ills rather.
Wm. Kirk, ot'Driimero, makes complaint
against ids father, Levvls Kirk, charging him
witliHssatiltanil battery and surety or the
peace. Olllcer Rarnheld arrested the father,
whogave ball for a hearing bofero Alderman
Deeu en Saturday next.
(J rami Opening anil Union Kxeiimlen
Tel'eniyn l'arken Satin day, June 87. r'sie for
tlieieuiid trip only Wc. Trains leave Lancaster
(Kiui; SI ) at CIO u. in., 7:30 a. in. and 1J:40 p. in
uiiilSSOp.m. Leave Columbia at "M a. in. and
lli'i ji. in. Trains leturnliiB te Celmiilila will
l'ciiryn ut 7:M) p. m. Ucturnlii); le I.iuicaitcr
will leave the park- at 7.57 p. in. The Llbeity
b.unl.el Ltlianen, will furnish the iimnlc.
Junel(,2e,ll"
in li. vuei.r.ici cein:
A I'reuiliiuuirii)iilliin'ri Ceiuervallm View ami
(Ineil Advlee.
Docter, tlieie hceinn te lie keiiiu dispute iilmut
the expected cholera visitation ; are jeu IimiIi
liiKferlt? we asked ouuet our active sanitary
ph)VtciaiiH a few evenings hlnce.
"Well," lc'speuiled the man of liiedlclin, I
certainly liope thcie will he none, hut I don't
think It vUu li shut our eyes and de nothing
till thu dteuded dlse-ise husuctually arrived. Ac.
eeidliiK te my hclief there will be boime caes of
cholera hcie within the next few weeks, and
then the extent of Its spread und devastation
will depend entltcly upon our icadlnchs te har
bor or Biippiukg It. If eveijthliin about our
pieinised Is In peifect simitar) elder, nnd every
suspicious spot Is disinfected nnd kept dlsln
leeted there need be no nicat alarm; but truu
dlslnfectiintrtuie net ued auythlnir llke as uni
versally as they should be, considering them eat
danger te which we ure any day liable.
Yeu sny true dlslnlectuiits ; may we ask le
what you refer?
" Ceitalnly, nnd I um Kind you usked thu ques
tion, for many people yet don't knew what te
rely upon, and it's vv long that they should wiute
money en worthless pivparatleue.
"My peisenul expci lence with disinfectants
has been constant, and I ant fiee te admit that
for the dcstiuctlen of dlseaso-preducinginatter,
for purifying our waste-pipes, water-closets,
cesspools and vaults, lu tuct, for all domestic
disinfectien, nothing yet has proven se useful
or reliable as I'latt'i. Chlorides. This article wu
physicians huve used and recommended for
join's, and 1 inn glad new te see It advertised,
for upon Its liberal and univeisal use I lmsu my
hopes that the terrible cholera may be kept
nwuy."
The disinfectant can easily be procured ut any
drug store, and whlle it is entirely odeilcss, jet
It Is very pe ei fill, and Is sold nt a very icusen
uble price.
One thing I would add: "I always warn my
patients te be sure and get Piatt's Chleiides, for
sometimes dealers will attempt te sell ether
prcpnrul Ions, w hlch although w ei thlcss j et inBy
alfeul them a few cents mere piellt." Htoeklyn
Timet. jtd
DEATHS.
Itrnv. In Ihls cltj-, en the suit fust., Francis,
widow of the Inte ticorge Unity, lu hertsith jear.
Tlie lelatlv es and trlends of the tamlly ure lu
Kiieetfullj' luvlled te attend the funeral, from
thu residence of her son, Michael Itudj-, Ne. 3111
West .Mllllln Btivet, en Satuidaj'aftuiiienu nfi
o'clock. Intcriueut at .Ien's cemetery, 2td
llRLtMe.vn. In this city, June Slth, Leuis bell
mend, in the Bith year of his age.
The relatives and friends ure respectfully In
v ited te attend the funeral, from his lute resi
dence. Ne, 70 Campbell's allej-, ou Friday morn
ing at e'A o'clock. High Musj at St. Jeseph's
church at a o'clock-. Interment In St. Jeseph's
cuinetery. ltd
-v
t KKW ADrEJtTJBEMENXS.
MNN k 1UU2NEMAH,
15 0,000
Adams & Westlake's Geal Oil Steves !
New in use In the United State. F.veiy one Rtvlnfr
iindjiKMlicllMiloMevo
Nen-Explosive and
1IUV NO OTUKIt."
Flinn & Breneman,
Agents for Lancaster County. Trade Supplied.
Telephone Connection.
A. K. MyetT, dry itckmIi autl Rlecctlce, and the
1". It. It. pussuiiKer station, Menntvlllc, are eon een
ncctrd wllh the lelphone oxclmnge.
MAJtKETH.
l'lilhwll)lila I'roiluce Market,
l'iiiLAi)KLmiA,.Iuiia2V Klenr ntemly. ilittlu
opened weaker. Koed vins scuica ami llnnj nalen
of Western w Inter llrnii.nt fllMMJISparUm,
Tim Fleur market vtnsslSuly lint iutetj Hides
of l,.ypnbaire!ii, uicltidliiKlluu, extrim ut.lfV
I'enn'n fiitiilly, at ll il; Wustcrn de $ -"
3 M; PatetiU wi zS.
ltye Heur dull at 7V iter hitrrnl.
At the 1 p. in. call Wheat iw U'jjic bid for
.In no 1 W)i for July) 01 fur Aug.; $1 0IJ.J
fir Sept.
corn sic, .itine: kj mr Jtuy; a-rc 101
Am?. I 51'icfer Sept
Dnta-aic. IJln for Ju
37'HC.,AU(J. ( 31c, Hept.
no i 3sc. for July;
New Yerk 1'redace Market.
Nxw Vekk, June "iV Flnurdull, unchanged;
city mill extra, $I30Q5(W; fine, 12 'ilQJ M
Huperllne, tl leffll 70; Common te Kitiicy Kx
Ira Ohie, .) Jiegi no; Uned te Choice Extra
VcRtein,$lfS7S; MlniiOHOtn, .) 50.l 90.
Wheat Ne. 2 Ited, Winter, July, 1 WK ; Aug.,
V M,i ; Sept., l Olji.
Corn-Ne. 1 Mixed, July, M;,c ; Aug., 3IJc ;
Sept., SIVc.
(Jab, Ne. 2 Mlxed, June, 3Ti(tf).
ltye dull.
llirley neudiml,
l'erk dull Mess, III M.
Lard 1 71, J illy ; (l M, A ug.
MnlHMeH lit in ; ilc for DO test.
Turpentine quiet at .c
Kwfu dull attinkfil Wfui stiiiliicd te geed.
Freights nominally unchanged.
Hay dull ; Ne. 1 Tlniethy.il OTftl in.
reireieiim nrm ; relined In ruP4, 9il(c.
llutlerBleady ; Western Imitation CreHine
lKJISe j prime te cholceCieamerles. IMMic.
cry,
I hcei Hleudy ; choice Ohie Hals, ',li(iic.
Kggsdull ; Western, 2.'ei3e; Suite, Ukllc.
Itlce dull and unchanged.
Sugar dull; Itetlncd Cutleaf and Crushed,
7UR7KC
'I uliew steady ; prime city, 55-10c.
Coffee nominal ; fair cargoes, 6c.
Livestock I'rlce.
CuiCJlae. Cuttle Itccelpts, Sjne head: ship
insutH, i.(ii) hi.-ud : trading In Ink and .'hSKc
lilKher; shipping steers, !,'t.Vfi)l,fyl S,h. t.'i tsu?
17K t L2U0l.3.iUB.S., 15. "i033 7.1 tuvMti.aw&s., tsuu
Cfl.vi ; sleckers and feeders, $1J4 75 ; cows, bulls
nml mUed, 12 UO&l 75; slop fed steers, 15 '2i
S'.H: through Texans, com fed, $150(15; grussers,
ti 75l B5.
Hogs Uccelpts, Sl,ene head ; hhlpmentw, .1,ii0;
liiurket stdidy and falrlj- active ; rough mid
mixed, 1.1 'J.;il 10; packing und shipping, $1(5
4 20 ; light. IJ ft34 40 ; skips, tJJ GO.
Sheep Keeelpts, 2,000 heud ; shipments, none;
market steady, except lambs, w hleh ere le er ;
natives, t! D5Q4 20: Western, 2 75M3 1); 'lex
uns, Kl 401 SO; Luuibs, tl.l.
Kabt Libkhtv Cuttle Hctlve und linn ; bent
1 5fi i fair te geed, II 7."5 25 ; common, (I 25
tl W; receipts, SU, head; shipments, 152
head. Shipments te New Yerk j-eslerday, oeeur
jmiiis.
Hogs steady und firm ; Philadelphia, iv
I : ; erkcis, l 2-Vf$4 35 ; receipts, 2J00 head ;
Hhlpments, NO head, ShlpuientH jesleiday le
New Yolk, 8 em leads.
bhecp fairly uetlveuuij llrm ; priers 15c hlghet
than en Monday; rciclpl, .1,200 he.ul ; ship
luiiuts, ',) head.
Chicago I'reduee Market.
Ciiicaiie, Juue25, 0.30a. m. Market opened
Ileal J ulj Ssie 1 A ngust, He ; Sept., 'JZie.
Cem August, tii'.c ; Sejit., 4(c
Oats Julyu'U'ie: Aug,27Ke: Sept , 2r,c.
I'ei k 0 ulj', till 30 ; Aug., tie JO ; Sept., $1042.
Lard Aug., fl 2 ; Sept., in 77.
illbs-J illy, 5 35 ; Aug., fj 15 ; Sept , 5 1!
CLOSIKO.
1 p. v. Muiket opened stCBily ler Wheat, but
free nelllng en prospects of further declining
and better crop leperts oreko juices ) cunt. It
Httudted u)i,heweer, near the close, us theie
wu no furthur pressure te Null und no outside
orders. Ncry llttlu tuken for cxjiert. Only two
bwt leads reported.
Wheat June, sjc j July, Sb?'c: Aug., 1V?
VY ; Sejit,, Viic
Cern June, 4d;Julj 17Jic; Aug., VMc;
Sejit., 46c.
(Juts .lone, 3.7Je; Jny,Xie; Aug., 27?c ;
Bent., 27c
l'erk .tune, I0 t:U ; July, 110 22K ; Aug.,
tlll-Mt . D..n4 tin Ifll 1 n
iv t-M j ecm fiu ;
Lard -J uue. W 62jci July, Wdyf;
Aug., 0 70Q
Aug., $5 47X
C 72K; Sept., te W).
nun .in
lie. W X5
July, 13 40;
03 ; Hejil., .' 57.
New Yerk Sleck Market.
Nkw Yenic, June 23. Wull street, 130 p. in.
Jleney ut 1 jier cent. Kxchunge dull ;
Governments firm. Currency C's, 1127 bid
Vs Coui)., 12JJ hid ; itf de, tlUJi bid.
The stock market opened fairly active and
prices ndvuncedlu the lirst few minutes of bus
IncsMi te J jier cent, ever last night's cloning
llguii'-i. About the lirst call a number of ro re ro
jierts were In circulation te the effect that one
of the ruelflc Mall company's vessels had been
lest at cee. These were coupled by a shurp doll
ing ofthe stock und under Its leadcishlp the
whole market went en", l'uclfle Mull Inslde of
an hourselddown teBOJj irem 5 and weak
ened the entire list. At midday the Ien est
prices were current. The decline In the general
list ranged ftem y, te 1 portent. After 12 o'clock
en the announcement that the reports of the
less of l'aclfte Mall steamer had grown out of
the fact that one of the company's vepsels hud
run ashore, und that she would In oil probability
be Heated, the selling ceused and was followed
by seme buying for the account of intcicsted
parties, under which thu stock recorded u etmrp
recover', whlle many of the rest of the llstxe llstxe
evered te the best Ilguies.
1 l'.M.
Western Union 02U
Adams Express
American Ki press
IT U l.v.-.-.u
3r.M.
13ll
1)1
iu1K
Wells, Farge & Ce...
C. C. I. A C
. . : . .,..ji,n
c. a. c. 1.
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Central
Illinois Central Kxpiess
Ohie Central
Michigan Central
wt,
Nonueni rucine jw
" rioferred 3V
Central ruclllc '
Union Pacific MJi 43'
Missouri l'licltlu in 114'
Texas l'aclllc in: jjl
New Yerk Klevatcd ..',
MetropellUm J5
Muuhattau
Alt, & Terre Haute
" l'rufcrred
Canada Southern
Canada I'ucllle i
Chicago Alten .;
IS
30?
13G
7S
ieji
uues. . iiuie
1). A Hud
Del., Luc. A West ..1
lienver
Ella
" 1'ieferred ,
Hannibal A bt. Je
" Preferred....
Kansas A Texas
Lake shore
L. E. AW
L'vs'fleA Nashville
Merris A Essex
Northwest
" 1'ielened
Ontario A Western
Ohie A Mississippi
" 1'referred..
l'uclfle Mall
(Julcksllver
ie"
175i
61
" l'rolerred
Heading jaw
Heck Island , H8
San Francisce
" l'rolerred
Omaha 22
" l'l-ofeirod 74
HI, l'uul 72f
" I'lvfernid
Nash A Chat
JI., L.,8. A W
Wabash ,
" Preferred
O..H.A (1 nyyt
llechestcr A Pittsburg
I'd. A Evans
Manitoba Itm
Oregon A Nav
Orcueii Transco 1JW
Pullman Palace Cur
NEW AD VEltTIBJllIENTS.
P12NNA. OIQAUH FROM
llundifidun. ut
J1.00 i'EIl
IIAItTJIAN'S BELLOW fKONT
STOKE.
CKiAlt
1ASH HALL I HASH HALL 1 I
TOMOltKOW ( rillllAY ),
LANOASTKB VS. NEWARK.
Dcngle and Oldtlcld, Lancaster Hatterj'. Gume
called ut 3 30. ltd'
vt-etici:.
-L Owtug te the death of Casper Weaver the
business of bread and eke baking will be car
nea en at tne 01a itana. no. X'A North Oueen
street, by bU daughtetV, wlmre all the ousten.ers
of .tin lata Casper Veaycr nre requwsled te
nuuu Known iair wauu. itu
perfect iitlafactleii. They are the cleanest
In tliolnirkel.
Perfectly Safe.
i9- SEND KOll CmUULAU.-
XJitr A J) rXUTIHKMENTH,
XlAKINa 1'OWDEH.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS ponder nevervnrlc. A marvel et purity,
stiength nnd wholesemcness. Mele eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
Held In comjielltlen with the multitude of low
test, short weight, alutn or jihosphate jiewders.
Until only in cant. UeVAL IIakinii I'ewdfr Ce.,
100 Wall street. New Yerk. inav27-lydAw
l'UKK kyi:
quart cuu net
WHISKEY AT 75c.
be surpassed for the
menej'.
HOHKKU'S LIQUOIt STOItE.
apHK-lydlt
mi. 22 centre Sfjuaie.
THE 11 EST
Urn City, at
HAUTAIAN'S
6c
HAVANA CIGAlt
IN
YELLOW
SIOKE,
FKONT C10AU
THE IiAllOEST, 11 EST AND MOST
cemjiteln assortment of Playing Cards lu
the city from 5 cents per jinck up lit
HAUTMAN'S YELLOW FUONT ClOAlt
STOItE.
AA. BB.
UseMiiiihuini Heller Fleur.
IheOilgluul TLellcst.
liiuyJ-IyJI.SAW.fl
Till: CITY TAX IS I'AYAIILi: OX OK
before JULY I, with 1111 nbutemeut of 3 jiei
cent. Olllce hours from 'J a. in., te 3 p 111
C. F. MY Kit-.
JelllStd Cltylreusurei.
CTHAWllEKItY AND ICECT.EAM KES
n tivitl ut Roberts' Hull, for the benelltefthe
LAiifKS' Alt) HICIKT OFS. V.,
utlt be held from WEDNESDAY until bATIMl
DAY evening. ltd
Lll'E INSl'ltANCE I'AIl).
The Mi'tropelltim Life Insurance Cemimny
has this week paid te Mrs. .Murj- Hehn tH upon
the life of hei daughter. Alse te Jlrs Slnry
Itnhcrts I'W 011 the life of her husband, Samuel
Iteberls. ltd
AT I'KIV ATE SA LE THE I.ATE Ki:SI Ki:SI
dence of Ames S. Hendersen, deceased, ut
the northwest corner of East
lilm: and
streets. ALLAN A. HEItl
tit ft CO.,
Jun'25-lwd 1US East King Street.
LOST, ON Ti'ESDAY, ItETWEEN ST.
Mary's Academy and Fulton Opera Heuse,
or in theOpcru lleue, a (Jold Locket, bearing
the monogram "N, M II " In the Inutile of the
locket Is u pleture of a ladj" A sultnble reward
will bujiuld for ltd return te the I.stki.liuk-uiku
enice. JclV2td
S'
CHOOL TAX l'OIt lbbe.
The duplicate Is In the hands ofthe treasurer.
Three jier cent, oil for tireuipt jmymeut.
W. O. MAllSHAl.L, Treusurer,
Ne. 12 Centre Square.
r- Olllce hours from 9 11. m. te 4 11. 111.
Junell-tfdlt
CLARKE'S TEA STOItE IiEST GOODS
and Honest Prices. Orunuluted Sugar, "e.
White" A.." fie. Cetree, 12c le Me fl B,. Pure
Syruji, 10c 'ifl qt. German Se.ii, 3c 1 bur. Uiun
dry Stui ch, 6c V ft. Teleiihone.
CLAUKE'STEA STOItE,
38 West King StreeL
ICE OKEAM OO TO E. M. DANCE .fc
CO. for SUPEItlOll ICE CKEAM of all the
Various Flavers Picnics, Festivals and Private
Parties sujiplled ut thu Lewest Markc Kites.
Iee Creuin delivered ut any point without
charge. Full satisfaction guaranteed In every
respect. Please give us 11 call. Telephone con
nection. E. M. DANCE ft CO.,
JelS-2w d Ne. G18 Seuth queen Street.
OTKENOTHEN YOUK LUNGS
lly eiptmillng the chest with
KNICKERBOCKER BRACE.
Fer Ladles as well uh Ucntlemcn. Fer sale 11 1
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
137 and 133 North queen Btrcet, Lancaster, Pa,
dec&dmd
rvESIOCUATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE.
XJ There will be 11 meeting of the Deme
cratic county committee el Lancaster county,
in the committee rooms, third story et Kepler's
posteillco building. Luncastercllv.en MON DAY.
.1 UNE '2U, ISk. ut 10 o'clock a. 111., tellx a time for
the meeting of the County Convention,
u . u. uj..ji.i., unaiiman.
.1. II. Liciity:
II. S.Pattkusen,
W. 1L Omun.
en, J
Secretniles.
Lahcastkii, l'n., .lunu 13, 1V.
J 1111 13 til
A TLANT1C CITY.
The Chester County Heuse
IS NOW OPEN.
Comfeitablo, homelike, situated very near the
SIM. with extended l)tuz7us tllieu thlen eeeuti
fronts. This Heuse has long been known as u
most jiieaMiui summer retreat.
Junet-ilmd J. KKIM A SONS.
Reduction In custejimXijic
Clethlnir. A well-made. Elecant trimmed
and perfect lilting Iluslncss Suit for flH.oe. A
geed English Corkscrew Worsted Suit, flat
uruiucu, in one, iwe, inreoer iour-uuiien cilia.
wuy, for 23.0U. A huudsome Check Casslmere
Suit for I.U0O. An elegant Scrge Suit, In black,
blue, drub or brown, ler l5.0e. Flne English
Stilped or Check Pantaloons Irem $3.0Uup. ltu
member, all work Is strictly Ilrst-class, Every
gurmeut warranted te b ip 'ejitesonted. A
geed fit, well-made and nlcei trimmed. The
hugebt assortment nl
palteius in this city.
.. Jl. nUSCJIHOL.lil,
37 Ninth queen uticet.
mil-Cmdlt
QAK IIALU
The
Largest.
quANTUV. Itetall Btockeutbocontluout. Cleth
ing in piles en counters, thicker than
wheat shocks in harvest Held.
Vauibtv, All kinds of clothes for all uges,
shapes, sizes, occupations, work-day,
lilej'-daj', week-day, Sunday, warm
day, cold day wear end no day at ul
but night wear.
qi'ALin. Always the best of Its kind Just vvhut
j ou ask for. Leugund huge uxpci fence
enables us te give Just what wu
jirptnlse.
THE BEST.
Prick. The lowest. Thousands knew where.
Tim Most fob tub Lkaht
Is given.
Tens or thousands can be served us
well.
Netb tub Shall 1!evb' Burrs nil wool, as low
as i'2M.
Wanamaker &. Brown,
OAK HALL,
8. E. CORNIIl BlXTU ASD MAItUGT STItKKTI.
1'aiLt.puruiA. J'23-tla
1HIY tlOOHH.
cn;aiRATii.vef!
JOHN &OI VLKR.
HOT WEATHER GOODS.
We huve the Handsomest Assei Intent or
Choice Puttei lis In Flguted llatlsteHiiiid Klein h
nnd American Hatlnes In Hits city, and the ijuul.
iiy 19 sujioner ui uuy suewn.
Don't full te see our Gen nlne Scotch Zephyr
nnd 1 1 roc he Ulnghamg at HWi new goods,
worth 25c.
' Leralne Crajie nnd Striped India Ct Inkles, ler
ladles' und misses' dresses. Can be rough dried.
neeti 110 ironing.
Whlle Goods, Linen d'lndes, Persian Lawns,
Bishop Imw us. Plain and Figured Swiss, I'lnln,
Checked und Striped Nainsoeks, Cord and Fig
urcd Pliittc.
Cream nnd White Etnhroldcied llebcs at $-1.(10
and upwards.
Cambric, Nainsoek nnd Swiss Kinliietdertes
nnd Inserting. Luces of uvury description,
llndd ler Pliiie Dresses, Ac.
Special Bargains In nil kinds of Dress Goods
nnd silks.
It will pay you te taken leek at our goods be
fore, buying. Our prices are as low us uuy home
lu Philadelphia or New Yerk.
JOHN S. G1VLER & GO.,
NO. 26 BAST KING STREET,
LANCABTKIt. PA.
D
uv.au GOODS.
ANOTIIKi: CAItLOAD OF
SUMMER GOODS
KECEIVEl) ATTHK
BEW YOEK STORE.
Twe Cases lteautlful
PRINTED SATIRES,
Fifteen Cents a ynnl J .made te sell ut '25 Cents.
An Immense Stock of
WASHING DIIESS GOODS, CIIA.M1IK YS,
8EEKSUCKEKS, GINGHAMS, IIATISTLS'
V1CTOKIA LAWNS. INDIA LINENS,
NAINSOOKS AM) PHJUES,
At Lewest city Prices.
A CHORE SELECTION OF
ORIENTAL AND EGYPTIAN LACES,
SWISS NAINSOOK and CAMIIK1C
EMBROIDERIES,
In
All Widths und qualities nt the Lewest
Prices Ever Knew 11 lu the Trade.
WATT, SHAND & CO.
Nes. 8 & 10 East King Street.
T a. MAKT1N A CO.
SHIRT l)E
We luive
fellows
In sleck live grades et White us
PEARL SHIRT.
Of whh h we 111 e sole ugcnt and whh h ean only
be jiuidia'.ed from us in thH elty. Is iineiual'd
III muteilal, make nml tit. (Ivei l.Krii lu use In
elty und county. Pike, tl.ue, or Jj 10 per b.ill
deicn
75c. Shirt,
Made of Supciler Muslin und rilnfeiced lient
und back.
49c. Shirt,
Made of Supciler Muslin and
aud buck.
loinferced front
25c, Shirt,
Linen lloseui.
All SUes.
pehcale sunns.
CALICO SIIIUTS,
FLANNEL Kllllt l'S
Hie Laigest stock In the City consUtlugel
UNIVEUsITY FLANNEL SIIIUTS,
PLEATED FLANNEL SHIKTs,
JEltsEY FLANNEL SIIIIl'lS,
WHITE FLANN EL SHlUTs,
IILUE FLAN N EL Slllltl S.
GAUZE SHIRTS.
Gauze Milits..
Uuuze Shltts..
(juuze Shirts .
nt 15c. I
at 18c.
at .
OuuzeShlils ..
(iaiizu Shirts....
Ouuze Stilus....
at c.
ut 50c.
ut 75c.
Drawers te Match.
H DOZEN llALUItlOOAN OAU.E
AT 15 CENTS.
SIIIUTS
J. B. Martin (6 Ce.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sis.
LANCASTEIt, PA.
J'OLITICAL.
F
OU J UUY COMMISSIONER.
EDWAUD AMIlLEIt.
Of III limine ten ntihlp.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
county convention. innj"i'ettd.tw
F
IOH J UilY COMM ISSIONEE.
JEUOSlEII SIIULTZ.
of Ellabethtowubeinugli.
Subject te the decision et the Democnitle
county convention. d.twttd
-pOU JUKY COMMISSIONER,
IIE.V.IAMIN HUllElt,
Of the Elgthli Wind, Lancaster City.
Subject te the decision et the Democratic
cetintv convention. Jel-tfdAw
piOIt JURY COMMISSIONER,
K. C. DILLEU,
Of Eail township, Lancaster county.
Sublect te the rulen et the Deuiecrutla party.
inyl8-3tuwM,W&Sttd.tw
EOlt HALE OK 1CENT.
FOR RENT.
Threo Law Odlees ut Ne. 45 NOllTII DUKE
STKEET; und a basincnt 55 leet long, supplied
with wuter und heat.
maras-tta . Klt.VNK E8HLEMAN.
WHITE OAK LUMBER FOR SALE.
PeiHOiis wanting White Oak Lumber, cut
toeider, cuii he uccomuiedutcd ut once by cull
ing en the undersigned ut New Providence Mu Mu
teon. Alan, IIuIIh and Pouts of all kind, 'JO
cerdu of White 0.tlc weed.
McFALLS& IIUO.,
Je8-3wd Sinithvllle P.O., Lane. Ce , IM.
PUELIO SALE.
On Tdlhpav, JeNB SO, lss,
Will be nxjiesed te jiubllu sale, ut the hotel of
(icergu Wull, Seuth Queen Hticct, itnciiHler,
that valuable twe-Mmy llrlck Heuse, with
liiune out-kltchen, Ne. 3-J1 Seuth Oueuu Htreet,
The let fients en Seuth Queen btreet -J0Ieet,
und extends in depth 151 leet 6 Inches. The
houge U lu geed mder lately pupeicd, with
gas. There is u hydrant lu thu j aid, and con
nection wIlhM'wur.
Pel-sons w lulling te lew- the jmiperly w 111 call
en Mi's, (ireir, Ne.-U), Miuth Queen vticet.
Possession will be given at any tliue deslied,
en jiayinent of jmichase money.
Hale loeeniuieueo nt 7 o'clock, when nlteiid
mica will be given nnd terms made known by
W. A.HAM1IUH1IIT,
Attorney In Fact for Heirs of C. Uumbilghl, de
ceased. IlKMtv SUDIJEUT, Auct. 10, 20, 2i, 21, 27, 2), DO.
EIRST-OLASS HOARDING.
Together with the choice or rooms en the
III st or second fleer. Surpassed by nene lu the
eltj'. Call en or address,
NO. 402 NORTH QUEEN ST.
Table bem ders accommodated. uU-ttd
PAR' NT
CLOT11IXO.
SUMMER CLOTHING.
Thin goods or overy description.
Seersuckers, Alpacas, Linens, Flan
nels aud Serges. An abundant supply
ntvery low prices Ter Men, Heys anil
Children.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia.
m2-Jmd
TJUKUEK SUTTON.
A WORD TO PARENTS.
As the helld'ij'Hiiie nenrnt hand, the parents
will wonder what Is the beit In get their boys In
the wnv or Clothing, Something stieng, utthe
same tlme iientnnd dressj'.
IF YOU WILL CALL AT
BURGERS SUTTON'S
Yein inlnd will be put at rest, n wn can sup
pl' the vcrj suit j-eu want nt prices te suit
every one We nil lluarantee Workmanship
because they urn Our Own Muke
WE HAVE HIE
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
OF
Thin Coats and Vests
IN THE CITY, AT I'ltlCES AWAY DOW N"
-GlVE US A CALL.-M
Burger & Sutten,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTER. PA.
w
ILLIAMSON ct FOSTER.
OEMS' LltjHT-WEil.HT
Serge and Indigo Blue
Flannel Suits,
that aie guaranteed notteludu, being genu
Ine Indigo Illue. Iheyure couifertubln und
very fashionable.
Seersucker
COATS AND VESTS,
In Checks and Stilpes.
SILK-FINISHED MOIIAIII
COAT'S AM) ES1S,
In plain
Alse,
Choceluti) lilewus und Chicks
Linen and Mohair Dusters.
PERCALE SHIRTS,
That uie neat und vciy dictsj for evening
wenr. Pi Ice, 50c., 75c. und f 1 Ol each, with
cellars te mutch. The REGULATION
LEAC.UE
BICYCLE HOSE,
And a large vuilety el Whlle und Euncy
Colored SHIKTs fei Lawn TiiiiiIh and Huge
11.U1 pluycrs.
.SPECIAL IIATKS TO CJ.l'll.S.
A Genuine PANAMA HAT, S'-J.OO, and an
IMITATION PANAMA RAT, 7."e
STRAW HHTS,
KOll HOYS AND CHILDREN FOR i".e. tel 25.
STIFF and SOFT FELT HATS,
In Light and Dai k Culeis, including Maple
and Umber. Alse, CRUSH RATS ler Tem
lsts.
LASTING GAITERS,
-AND-
LOW-CUT SHOES
Eer Gents' Summer Wear, und un extcuslve
ussoitmentol Eine Call Shoes and Gaiters,
made very light und pliable for warm
wwather.
Ladies' Summer Shoes and Slippers,
In French und Aiueilcun Kid,
Williamson & Fester's
3'2, 31, 30 & 38 East King Street,
LANCASTER. PA
FIHinVOItKH.
Dealers will find laiceit stock and low eat
prices ut
J. E.
WEAVER'S, Ant,
63 West King Stieel,
JunSI-2ta
yilOUUIilHKOIlTOUVS.SIIAItl'lll ll.li.
O INO SAND-1'i-epured specially for brick
work and Jilustei Ing bj' a new Crusher und tie
eitru tharie. And no such ehaive or feiileneii
usClutiles A. lluddenselk, the New Yeik con
tractor, received July 'iJ, lti83, will ever be muae
te any of our Laneuater builders. Loek for the
sentence In te-day's dallies and take narnluz.
P. S. Orduw rctelved
AtIIECHTOLD'S.
N'y. e; North (jun Stieel.
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