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f HI Kxtaed and Useful Career A
ten's Barlew rail Through an
.MUrater The Early Closing More Mere
? 'hMat la Mia Beroegh-Town Nete.
: lawiilat COrre'ponaftnea et lKTXLMaMem.
' . BOLtrXBiA. June 2a Columbia haa lest
ywe! hc most prominent citizens by tlie
ViHh of Mr. Jehn Fnyne, wbicb occurrea
ia '-. Mt m.kji s.n1w.lr llnrlncr thn
Mm ! . HU111K Ik AWNIV w.vn. ......,.
MU that Mr. Pavne has been a resident of
St." Jlnma lie Has always taKcn agreavuuor agreavuuer
P", ". lta affairs, and has always been ene of
.MM'lrsttode anything that would increase
Um town In wealth or population.
iJefan Payne was bera at Cadley, Deven
Mr, England, In 1818, and was 07 years old
..-when he died. He came te America from
T'SMth Wales in 1840, settling In Danville, Pa.
.'.ll afterwards llved inFltUburg, Safe liar-
- i'Mr ana Fbeanuvine. no wasoennecieu wan
S . Um Phnenlx Iren cemnanv of the latter place
Xtut ever twenty years. When the Susque
,4 liana iron company or Columbia was orlgl erlgl
- uVnaied he was one et its Incorporators and la
E' ar,tliyeari874wascaueaie uemmuia teuute
K- Sf ' charge of the mill In place of Mr. Harris, the
E Sif - Jbrmftr sunerlntendent The mill seen pros-
' j pared under his able management anddur-'10-
lagrtbe financial difficulties ei the past few
tJ., years the mill was kept steadily at work
, i when In almost every ether ploce they were
& dosing en account or u aim times, no
? l.'WMCompelted te resign the active manage
.'i,Snt about a year agoen account of falling
. A-'iSr nlMmi VAhmirv Tr. PuTnn urns nlerted te
vtKuiMM fArtn In linrnlirrli tVMltiellli Mill fit
LW-j&mim Innk an llvn Intnraat In Ihn fliffnrent
'1y. itijui annnrtnlnlne- In Ihn Interests of the
W J& ?$)$, and would have made a worthy councll ceuncll
W W 'n . but deatU struck him down when he
' ,IteMlhsiVand te Columbia.
$'Sff Mnce last January Mr." Payne has been In
f AsJIImw.Knltti Vnf aAa Anlw AtflneH
te ills
i ' :U , Md for a few weeks. His death was net ox ex
, 'vr-.;.etqd at present by his family, and was
fnJ ssssssiiea en vy a euugBsiivu uim mui uu
, -h 'v'fcad yesterday. He leavos a wife and seven
t-ntfeiluren who by his death have lest a geed
Jllteahand and a kind nnd aflectionate lather
iirmmn fur community a worthy citizen.
rJiSWTk funeral will take phice en Thursday
i-'-iitmwnoen July 2, at 230 o'clock from his late
&$ ,f :--; residnce en Seuth Second street
f jlwe Accidents, One Very Serious.
$rr"wiille encaced in conversation yesterday,
?Jjij,con'Panleni without nny cause whatever,
,-fj',S51"ddciily threw a knlfe, with thoblade ojien,
L ' . viianes Broemo,itriking mm en the right
l , le iBlcu a manner tuat quite a severe gunu
&.1VHM HHL
been roceived by rolatlves in
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tvonsen, son ei xur. n. jm.
Itr nf PAliimhU Imfr nniv of
' Uttnn..w4k met urltn IbAnr .Anim annlilnnt
frtf. fltntnaeSJ
&& , atliat place en SaturJUy,
UIWMIWWBI .V .tN W WUIJ RU.AUUa WA.1UVM
Tlie young de:
-.was with his fatber at Vbe ploce where he is
'atTtnlninil m1 htt n mleaf.in iVil 1 4ftAiswsa
employed, and by a mlssfep fell through an
open elevater from the , second s ter v of the
building te the first fleer causing a fracture
of the BkulL The Inj tries rocelved by the
lad are of a very serious character, ana the
I sympathies of friends tif his parents are ex
tended te them in t)'.iiafliictleti.
nvM'naHf,
The game of base bsdi toeiween the Iron
sides of Lancaster and the Columbia en last
Saturday afternoon was a geed one, although
very heavy batting characterized the game,
and towards the clese was rather excitlne.
The Columbia were the winners by the fol
lowing score :
HCKIHOH.
k Columbia.- 4 10 3 16 4 1-20
ijdcs, ,.., 0 2 14 2 5 0 4-18
The ifftme . txftwoen the Riversides, of
lj Marietta, and O. K., club of town, did net
4 oeme eB, as the former club did net put In its
. appearance. ,
, j 4 Early Closing in the uoreugu. r
"14 The nnestien of early closing In thestores
,ei Columbia has again been ,. agitated among
iW some merchants, bntjr:oe especially by me
clerks. A few yours age the movement was
s ijmgeneral among dealers and no one soemea te
CfS6Beany the loser by the operation. Fer the
, f past two years only a few ei the storeKoepcrs
4V(tt0Md at o'clock In the evenlngand thereby
Jl aavetneir morns a mucu nceueu reni. iv
tV does net seem very probable that there will
if: be closing at an early hour in the evening
W 'Hnvlnfv tlin anmninr tnnnthn. nltlieueh a few
' stores may de no. If thocustemers are aware
'. - s ;of the fact that nothing could be bought after
fcfe i 7 o'clock, they weuia maice tueir purcnascs
'S ' At anttahln time, and no one would be any
:r fha wnnut ntf liv the stores clestnir at such a
Sr Urns that all could have the evenings te
v" vfhnmenlvnu Tim nlnrAfi nt Tjinpaster are
f closing at 0 o'clock during. July and August,
' and Columbia merchants should de like
wise.
Itorengh Uriel.
Miss Laura Eberly, of Mechanicshurg, Pa.,
IsvUlting Miss Amelia Wilseu.
Mrs. 8. T. Llneaweaver and daughter Nel
lie, are guests of Dr. J. K. Liuc:woaver, en
Walnut street
A man named Green, of Lancaster, has
purchased the harness stere of Mr. J. K.
,Flury,and will take possession te-morrow,
June 30,
5-m P. R. K. engine Na 531, which has been
i&& repaired in the Columbia shops, was tried
yesterday and found te be In a satisfactory
werKing conuiuen.
The Lutheran sociable bold last Saturday
evening was as well attended as was expected
and a neat sum was cleared by the church.
The gas and water; committee of councils,
who wero en a visiting trip te different cities
Inspecting the system of lighting by electric
itv have returned borne fully impressed
With the Idea that that Is the proper and best
even different systems of olectrlo-llghts.
As the national holiday appreacnes uiuer-
eat stores are already exposing for sale the
Various articles wmcii are usea m ceieuraung
,2 f the anniversary of the birth of our liberty.
odd rjcLLOiranir.
A New Encampment te be Orgunlzed and
Called "IUdgely."
Ai. ( A project is en loot ler uie organization or
-T. a new encampment of the Independent
ifi' Order of Odd Fellows, lu tills city, te be
tMyiiewn as Rldgely Encampment. Prem 7S
K jfw -00 "lomuers.er tlie loages ei tins city nmi
&jtyr wttintv Imvn Inlnml In nn Annllpntlnn for the
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f'v-fv -Institution of the new encampment, and
,-! their application will be forwarded te the
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, granu encampment ei i-enusytvania in n
jr., very lew days, the applicants represent
.' height subordinate ledges. They nre
vt principally young men, wne nave net yet
n .beenndmiued te the oucampinent, theucli
Tfi" ttere are the necessary number of encauiu-
-nmt members te bccure the charier. It is
'1A "UV11UCUUJ ia:iiuvuu iuovnailei mi uu iru-
sr & ..nA.4n,1 l.nlt f -l. ,. ...II I l.n
..iK.eureu nuu me eucainpment organizea wuuiu
i m jaenth - -
A Less l'reiuptly l'alil.
The money, which was lest from the
Adams express car ut Landisville en Friday,
" baa net been found. It was consigned te the
. Pulton bank, this city, from tlie United States
treasury at Washington, and conslsted of
notes en that bank. As seen as the less was
made known, the express agreed te make It
geed and en Saturday they paid the full
amount te the bank. Indeed the sum was
paid before the bank knew it was thelr
money that was JesL The officials of the
bank and exnress coinuenv knew the num
ber of the iidjes, which have been lest and if
any are passea me persons wne leuuu uie
packages way yet be ascertained.
Be Toek the Wrong Medicine,
On Saturday night Dr. Bushong, of New
JW .HelJand, made a mlBtake that came near
1 :;, lenmnaung uis jueruu exisiencu. no uau a
y .aaraaays werx among ms patients ana en
f. returning home late In the evening and feel-i-
ing worn out he resolved te take a dose et
? 'medicine te recuperate himself. After doing
. ' '"se he went te bed and asleep, but seen aweke
' imflering intensely. He seen discovered that
1 ' h bad taken aconlte Instead of the medicine
Affb Intended. He at once took an emetle and
-nt rer anouier doctor, sna alter seme hours
fJtha fleet of the poispneus aconite passed oil",
Ad te-day the doctor is considered out of
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;V. A Geed Time at Fenryn I'ark,
' "'-On Saturday there were excursions te Pen-
r: "jw' park from Lebanon, Lancaster, Reading
- a4 ether places, and between COO wid 700
u-J f Ofb3 spent the day en the grounds, where
. they but an excellent time., A concert Is
fives at the park every Wednesday evenlng
, Ejr the Perseverance band of Lebanon, aud a
- great many people attend, especially from
; Lebanon. ,
, j 4at7jir tetrntjtrr.
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One ( a Fatty Who WMtte Bathe IU Beyond
IBs Dpth. Anether Kndeaver te Hescue
Blm anil Meth Les Their Lire.
Yesterday aftornoen a very sad drowning
accdeut, In which two young boys lest their
lives, eccurred at Clmrleslllllard's mill dam,
In Ballsbury township. It appears that a
number of boys went bathing In the dam,
and among thorn were Jehn A.Itoblnsen,ftgod
14 years, sen or Wilsen itobinsen, ana
fleofge W. Anne, aired 12 years, who lived
with Mr. Hlllard. Yeung Itobinsen was In
the water by himself, and seen get beyond
his depths. He began te sink, and when Mr.
Uillard's boy run te his assistance, Koblnsen
caught him tightly around the neck and the
result was that both wero drowned. The
boys who wero en tlie batik saw the danger
et thelr companions, but wero tumble te ren
der anv assistance as thev wero also afraid
of being drowned. Deth bodles were re
covered in about nn hour after, the accident
Yeung Itobinsen was apprenticed te Mr.
Hlllard by the authorities of the Heme for
Friendless Children, of this city.
ueanASDs and wires uvAJtiiri
The tatter Leave Town With all the Cnnh
of Their Lords.
Geerge Kiik and Jnines Waters, residing
In the Seventh ward, get drunk en Saturday
night, raised a row and wero prosecuted by
thelr wives befere Alderman A. V, Dennelly.
Warrants were isiucd for thelr arrest. It Is
said that when the men learned thatthey
wero sued theyagalti assaulted thelr wives.
Tills morning Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Waters
left town en the Ilarrlsburg oxpiess east, and
the supposition Is that thny toeK with them
all the money In their respective heuses be bo be
lenging te their husbands.
Kirk Bays that he was net guilty of nny
crluie, but his wife merely brought suit
against him se that she could get him put up
In erder that she might go te the liouse and
get away with his money nnd loave town.
He says that she took every cent he had and
he has no idea whero she has gene. Mrs.
Kirk Is a whlte woman, but she is very fend
of negrees, and has been married te several
of them In the last few years. As far as Is
known she has nover been divorced from her
former huBbanus. and it Is said that she mar
ries every colored man that she finds is mak.
ing any money. Whcther the story Klik
told Is into or net it is certain that thore has
been a great deal of drunkenness among the
darkles in the Mevent!) ward for seveml days
past, and especially en Saturday and .Sunday
nights.
TIIltr.K STATU DOTH.
Thore have been forty applicants for the
pulpit or Dr. Kadclillborthe Plist Prosby Presby Prosby
terian church, Heading.
Aleadlng olllclaleftho PhlladoIphla.Mtoad PhlladeIphla.Mtoad PhlladoIphla.Mtead
Ing railroad company declares that the
directors of the Jersey Ccutral railroad will
demand the custody of thelr property after
the 1st of July.
Reading school affairs are badly mixed.
City Suporintendont Valentine Is said te be
lacking te soma of the legal requirements for
his position nnd State Superintendent lllrr lllrr
bce has declined te Ismin a commission te
him. Notwithstanding this warning from
the department the school leard rocngnlzed
Mr. Valentine as me city superintendent ana
accepted all Kin acts as official nud legal. This
year me oearu roeieriou mm ami uieciu,wu
state appropriation, it Is intimated, has been
and wllf be withheld.
andjvill be withheld.
Cnmsimeellng at Mlllway.
Yesterday the colored peeple held a weeds
meeting in the grove at Mlllway, en the
Rending & Columbia railroad. The attend
an co was net large lu the forenoon, when
there was a light rain. Towards neon the
crowd begun te increase rapidly and in the
afternoon It was very large. In the afternoon
thore was prenchlnir by I te vs. Jacksen.
Frlsby and Jenes, of Ilarrlsburg, nnl Ja UlC-
evening nev. William kceis, ei-this city,
held forth. The vocal mufCas furnished
by the Lan(ustorjlee,oVrfb, which Is com
posed oryeupg viored men. The attend
mice qL"fioeplo from this city was net very
tatffu, as thore wcre no excursion rates en the
railroad. A great many dreve te the grounds.
At the Station Ileune.
The mayor disused or three drunks yes
terday morning. All wcre young men ro re
sidnig in this city who imbibed tee freely en
Saturday night. The mayor discharged
thorn upon the payment nf costs.
Win. Spoiling, n resident or the Ninth
ward, was arrested ut 2 o'clock this morning
by Officer Itusheng nnd locked up at the
station house. The officer nrrested Spoiling
en North Quecn street, and when taken
into custody Spoiling was promenading en
that thoroughfare, ids only garment being nn
undershirt. An oflicer was sent te bis liouse
for clothes and he was discharged by tlie
mayor this morning. Spoiling at times is
somewhat demented nnd wandered away
from his home unnoticed by bis family.
The Ltederkraus Anniversary.
At the meeting of the Ltoderkranz society
yesterday aftornoen final arrangements wero
inade for the ohservance of the fifth anni
versary of the society en the Fourth of July.
The visiting societies will be inct nt the
depet by the Llcderkrauz nnd Mtcnnorcher
nnd escorted te LicderkranK hall, where en
address ei welcome will be delivered by
Mayer Rosenmiller. K W. Haas, esq., will
leply. In the afternoon the vluiters will be
outerlalnod at a picnic, mid lu the dvenlng
at the hall. Indications point te a large atten
dance of strangers.
Iteturned Frem a l'lcaaant Tour.
Jehn I. Hnrtmnn, who started from tills
city en the 1st of May en an extended tour te
the West, returned home en Saturday even
ing. He spent some time with rolatlves in
Kansas, then went te Salt Lake, the Yoso Yeso Yose
mlto and through te San Francisce. Thonce
he took tlie steamer te Portland, Oregon, and
thence te Victeria, In British Columbia. On
his return he took in the Yollewstono Park
and ether noted places In the far West He
returns in robust health, says he had a
glorious time, the llke of which he nover
again expects te enjoy unless he gees ever
the same reute a second time
False l'reteme aud Ihnbezzlenieiit.
Jehn Irvin has been committed by Alder
man Spurrier for a hearing of complaints of
false pretense nnd embezzlement made
against him by Daniel N. Ncln. It appears
that Irvln told Nein that he knew u man who
would buy Nein's herse and wagon. The
team was placed In Irvin's keeping with
erdeis tosell it, Irvln took tlie team nwny
and returned the harness by express, but
made no return of the herse nnd wagon nor
of the money received for them if they were
sold.
flelug te H-irope.
Mr. Adelph (lansman, of the 1lrm of L.
Clansman .t llre., of this city, started for
New Yerk this morning, from which pert he
will sail for Eiirope en Wednesday In the
sleamer Elbe, or tlie North German line,
which plies botween New Yerk and Bremen.
Mr. Gansmau gees en a tour of business nud
pleasure After visiting old I'riends in Ger
many he will visit France and ether parts of
the continent, aud return te the United States
late in the autumn.
Sale of Horses.
Samuel Hess, auctioneer, Held nt public
sale en Saturday, June 27th, for Harry C.
LIntner at ids sale and exchange stable, Mll Mll
lersville, 18 head of Virginia horses at an
average price of $101,87 per head. The highest
one brought 231.
, Held for Court.
Edward Shay had hearing en Saturday
evening befere Alderman McConeiny en tlie
charge ei assault and battery preferred by
Sarah Walten, who says that he smacked her
en the mouth, breaking several teeth. Ed
ward was held for trial at court.
Aguln Continued,
Tlie Knox's false pretense case was again
continued this morning for a mouth, all the
parties te the suit agreeing te tlie contin
uance. A DlSGUSTi:i PHYSICIAN.
Aud a flood Reason for lu
" I was called the ether day," remarked an old
and highly esteemed physician, "le the house of
u well-to-de mechanic, who child was dangerous
ly HI with scarlet fever. Upen inquiring as (e
what measures he had taken te prevent dlsease
In his family, or te what extent he used dlilnfcc.
tanUaheuthls house, Judge or my surprise
when he told ine he never used any, nnd upon
further questioning I ascertained the fuct that
he hardly knew what the word disinfectant
meant. He acknowledged he had heard about
I'latt's Chlorides, but bud never thought It worth
irbtle te use It himself, although hU wife had
told him or the high esteem lu which friends of
hers held It but us te purifying the waste pipes
and walerclosetefbJt own house, te sprinkle it
In dilated form about the cellars' occasionally, It
bad never occurred te him.
"By my advice he sent Immediately te the
drug-glit near by and beughta bottle of It, and
by iny directions be seen set ere praotleal
(military Ideas In his head than he had ever
dreamed of.
"It docs seem as If some people are bound te
keep rlfthten defying all known sanitary laws,
adopting no precautions, even with cholera
staring us in the race, when mis oaeness, pow
erful and economical disinfectant, I'latt's Chlor
ides, can be se readily proenred." AVw Ter
Timet.
Kverybedy's Air-Brake.
" Yes, saV'sald Uncle Zach, " l'se watched It
forty years, an' 'Its as 1 ses t De fust of May an'
Christmas day ob de satne year alltrs comes en
de same week day."
Further conversation proved Unde Zach a
most Incredulous person. Chancing te mention
Dr. Carver's feet or breaking glass balls with a
rifle, he said:
" 1 heerd 'hent dat shentln' and knewed right
eir It wasn't squar' j dat was a Yankee trick,
boss, she's you born."
" What was the ti Ick t"
" Dar vm loadstone put Inte de glass balls,
an' likewise onto de bullets se when Je bullet
flyoutendegun.lt an' de ball Jes drawedUr
geddcr, which, In ceurxc, hrekes be glass dti
de trick I"
Later, Uncle Zach observed a rope running
along the sldn of the car.
" llesi, what's dat line fur t"
" Te apply the air brake In ease of accident."
Then we hed further te explain hew the forces
of the brake was obtained, te which Uncle Zach
responded i
" Loek a here hess, you thely don't 'spect me
le b'Iceve dat foolishness T Why, de biggest hur
ricane whatever blewed couldn't step dls train,
rulinln' forty miles a henr. An' you think I
gwlne te b'lccven little pipe full of wind under
ae kyars can ae it T e, sah-rce 1"
Thore are a great many Uncle Zachs who
Judge everything by appearances. The air air
hrake docs net seem te be a very powerful thing,
hut power and efficiency nre net necessarily
equivalent te bigness and pretense.
Phillip beers, esq., who resides at the United
States hotel, New Yerk city, nnd Is engaged In
raising subscriptions for the New Yerk World
llartheldl pedestal fend, was ence upbraided by
a distinguished relative, who was a physician,
for commending In such enthusiastic terms a
remedy that cured him or blight's dltcase eight
years age. He said : " 8lr, has the medical pro
fession with nil its power and oxperlence et
thousands or years, anything that can euro this
terrible disorder t" Ne, no, that is true, thore Is
no mistake about It but that Warner's safe euro
it really a wonderfully effective preparation.
That remedy Is an " air brake " that every man
can apply, and this fact explains why It has
saved se many hundreds of thousands or lives.
Cepyrtihteil. Iftcd by permtuien of American
llural Heme.
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Grace Lutheran Church.
Tlie managers or the Grace Lutheran ex
cursion te l'enryn park en next Thursday, are
making efforts te lnsure a pleasant and en
joyable trip for the school and congregation or
that church, as well as the numerous rrlends
who nre annually made welcome at each re
union or their excursion.
Teleiihene Connection.
Samuel M. Myers' private residence. 33!) North
lluke street has been connected with the Tele
phone Exchange.
DtSAJUX.
.SEfKrcL. In this city, en the 27th
Inst,
uimrics jinaire zaepeiei, in nis 23th year.
The relatives and friends or the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from his
mother's residence, Ne. M North Prince street,
en Tu)day morning at 0 o'clock. High Mass at
atst. Antheny's church. Interment at St. Jo Je
seph's cemetery. n
MAirrm. In this city, en June W, 18as, Jehn
Allen, son of Henry L. nnd Jennie II. Martin,
ugedll weeks,
The relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited te attend the f'.HVtral, from the rcsUltnr
or hi parent", Xe. 211 WcstTTuTen street, en
TUCH'lAV -nflnmnmi lit 2 nV1ru.1r Itiljtrment In
rUiTJescph'a cemetery. u
HxMDKitseii. OnSnnday, June 23, 1SS3, at the
residence oriierson-ln-hiw. Spencer C. flllhert.
Anne U. Hendersen, wire of the late A. S. Hen Hen
dereon. The relatives and friends are Invited te at tend
the funeral from St. James' church, en Tuesday
afternoon, June SO, at a quarter past 2 o'clock.
Please emit flowers. it
JKABKKT8.
I'hlUileiphla Predare Harket,
riin.ADxi.rniA, June 29. Fleur dull. The
local trade bought sparingly of flour, hut prices
ruled steady. Hales of 1,000 barrels, includ
ing Minnesota bakers' ut W1 1'cnn'a family
at llfll 23; Western de (I 2S03 23 ; Patents at
tltfp 75.
Ilyo flour moved slowly at $3 73 per barrel.
Feed was quiet but steady ; Sates of Western
Winter Bran, at IU50fJ13 2(per ten.
At the l p. in. call Wheat u slutde flrmpr,
OIKe bid for June; 01 for July; ffTKofer
Aug. ; fl 00 ler Sept.
Cern-MKc, June ; S2c for July ; MUc for
Aug. ; 6le ler Sept.
Outs 38e. bid rer Jnne ; Sijfe. rer July ;
MJie., Aug. ; 33XC. Bept, '
New Yerk Produce Market.
Nbw Yeck, June 29. Fleur market dull and
prices In buyers' favor; Fine, si 33Q S3;
Superfine, (31003 70; Common te Fancy Kx
trs Ohie, 1 S)Q ou j Geed te Choice Extra
Western, l?5 75 ; Minnesota, S3 50Q3 90.
Wheat Ne. i Hed, Winter, June, 1100; July,
$100; Aug., 1 01; Sept., II 01.
Cem Ne. 2 Mixed, July, 530 ; Aug., SMct
Sept., rIKc.
Outs Ne. 2 Mixed, June, S73e ; July, 37Uc.
Kye dull ; Western and Canada, 7387IWC
lierley nominal.
Ferk dull ; Mess, 111 2-VJU Se.
Lard 8S, Aug. ; 7 W) bept,
MelasBcs nominal ; 21e for 60 test.
Tunwntlne linn at 37c
lleHlnqulctattll7HOI a) for strained te uoed.
Fn-lghM steady . Oniln te Liverpool, i Be.
Iluttcr quiet ; Western Imitation Creiunery,
IWlHe ; prime te choice Creameries, lG20c.
..Cheese steady i choice Ohie flats, tMfMUc:
Western Flat, 40Jc. wi
Kggsdull t Western. 12j212e; Stale, KUmtc.
Sugar dull; Kenned Outleaf and Crushed
7K07Ke; Confectioners' "A,"CJj;c.
1 allow dull nnd heavy; prime city, TUQii-ICc.
lllce nominal nnd unchanged.
Coffee steady ; fair cargoes, SJie.
Hay dull ; Ne. I Timethy, UJcOll ftV
i'ctreleuin linn ; rcllned In cases, saiOJic.
Livestock l'rlces.
CnioAeo. Cattle Uccelpts, 1,400 head; hltv.
ments, s,oe head ; market fairly active and
steady; shinning steers, l,35ufjl.ftb0 t,, $3700
C10: 1,20001.330 &h 3 GO3W; W0l,2r 1,S.,30U
(i340;gtnckers and fenders, -.S23i73: cows,
hulls nud mixed, t'WQl 75; mainly, S303 00 1 dlop dlep
fed stcers, $3 23fi3i: through Texans, tiW for
cows and $3 13Q337K for steers.
Hes-Heeclpt, 15,oeuheid; shlpmenu", 4,000;
l'rlccJ!. ,J""y .1 lower ; rough nud mixed,
$,1 W34 10 ; packing and shipping, 14 10Q4 2U;
light. l 10S4 4i ; skips. 3 233 80. '
Sheep Uccelpts, ffJO head; shipments, none;
market quiet and unchanged; peer te soetl na
lives, tl C0O3 90; Texans, 12 4003 60; Lambs,
llt3.
m
Chicago I'reiluee Market.
Ciiioaeo, J u no f, 0 JO a. m.-)lm ket opened :
Wheat-Jnly, 87Ke ; August, Ke ; Sept,, le.
Cern luly, 4CJic; August, 4trtfc; Sept.. 44Jc.
OaU July,32Met Aug.,27ie; bcpL.aiKe.
Ferk July, $10 20; Aug.,$IU30; Sepu,$104j.
Ijrd-July, $C0 ;;Aiig., $0 07 ; Sept., $0 77.
Itlhs Aug., $3 43.
CLOSING.
1 r. if. The sensitiveness of the shorts was
fully shown this morning, when un uplifting
was reported in Afghanistan, a battle fought
nud u million pounds sterling captured by the
insurrectionists. This little war cloud caused
wheut tejump from 87e te ssc without an In
tervening quotation. The wildest excitement
prevailed aud the shorts fell all ever each ether
In their efforts te cover, The rumor cenld net
be authenticated, and after the shorts get
through revering it, sugged back or lis own
weight, closing at the opening prices. Cern aud
eats did net fellow wheat In the terrific Jump it
made, bnt ruled steudy. Previsions stead'.
Wheat June, 87?fe; July, 87!j;e Aug.,
SSi; Sept.WJic
Cern June, 47fte; July, Jie; Aug., tce;
Sept., 4e.
Oats June, 32ka; July, S2Ve; Aug., 27k
27Jie ; Sent., 2Ce.
Ferk-June, $10 20; July, $10 27K; Aug.
$10S7K;8ept.,$10 47K.
Lard J tine, $860; J uly, $6 CeQO 12W ; Aug., (0 70:
Sept., $8 80. '
ttlbs June, $0 33; July, $3 33; Aug., $3 43;
Sept., $383.
Steca Markets.
Quotations by need, McQrenn A Ce., Hankers,
Luncuster, Fa.
11 A.x. 12 M. 8p.m.
Missouri Faolfie ,
Michigan Central 62 62 61
New Yerk Central 8I 8W ww
New Jersev Control sl? ssii as
Ohie Control .; .. i
Del., Lack. Western 10OW 100 07:
UonvcrAllieUruudo .... 4'
Kansas A Texas i?i 17U 171?
LuKotHiere 64 H
Chicago N. W.. common. VOii IKK
N. N. OuU A Western 7 7 7
csu rani a; umena,,,., , :i
Pacific Mall... 45W 4Ui 80Vi
ltechester & I'ltuburg .... 2J
st. Faui , eni 07K 67j2
Texas Faclfle,; ..." n
Union Fuclfie , blU 62 SIM
Wabash Common .... a
Wabash I'rulerred 7
Western Union Telegraph.. BIW 6IW OlVi
LeuUvllle A Nashville...... S(J 343 S3
N. V., Chi. A St L , " ," j, 2
lAihlgh Valley , ,,.. .... 17
Lehigh Navigation .... 404;
FennsylvanU mi9 43k 42
nc&dlng C LS-lS
1". T. Alluirule...-, m
Northern Faclfle Common Ml
Northern Faclfle Fer Zyi 2si ml
Hestenville ,,, 1M;
lhlla4elpbta & Erie....... .... lejj
hertheni Central. ........... ,.,, ,,t, .,,.
Central Trunsi ,,..... ....
Canada Southern mt M fm
People's Ftesenger,,, ,,... ..,.
fMMMpMa Castle Market.
I FMitAMtTHU, June M. cattle market rnlr, i
I blgfceri receipts J00 extras 0K8i geed,T$ii
I HlflAlItt, 7)swk. . . .
HnMiii. nu ue. lower. nrriTais ia.u npnat
eiillaitAnK nlr Teil.
I geed. s l ( medium, tiQiie.
Hogs Arrtrals 5,000 active and steady j west
ern corn ted, e oegi v.
" XSW AnrXItTTtKMXNTt.
n
AKING POWDER.
ROYAL
"" BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
TIIIH powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholcsnmeness, store eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude et low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Sold only in cant. Hoval iiakine PowdxrC'e.,
105 Wall Street. New Yerk. may2Myd&w
rnAKE NOTICE.
J The Ilammondspert Sec,
nnd (leldcn Asc
Champagnes are sold li
iv the hett e ana ciuie at
KOHIIKU'S LIO.UOK STOKE.
22 Centre Square.
JeIC-3ld
NOTICE. ON ALL WATER P.ENTS
net paid en or before JULY 1, 1883, 5 per
cent will be added.
C. F. MYERS.
Jn2S-3td City Treasurer.
THE LAROKST, HEST AND MOST
complete assortment et Flaying Cards In
the city from 6 cents per pack np at
HAKTMAN'S YKLLOW FKONTCIOAK
8TOHE.
AA. BB.
Use Hanlidini Heller Fleur.
The Original. The llest.
mayMyM.WAS II
EASTERN MARKET HOUSE NOTICE.
Markets at the above liouse will be held en
the morning and evening nf Friday, July 30th
next, Instead or Saturday, July 4th.
JunKMtd THE COMMITTEE.
NOTICE.
A meetlnir or the members or the
pre-
Odil
nosed Kldcelv Kncamnment will be held In
Fellows' HallTO-MORKOW ( Tuesday ) KVBN
1NU at 8 o'clock. A tall attendance Is desired, as
the application ler charter will be ready for
signature and business of Importance will be
transacted. By order of the FresldenL
ltd II. M. D. KltlSMAN.Sec'y.
TjlXCURSION,
GRACE LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL,
. TO
PENRYN PARK,
THURSDAY, JULY' 2. Special train leaves the
Upper Helding Depot at 7:40H. in.) returning,
Children under 12. j"lfc-''4c!fets for sale by A.
-ArttiiTjley7tT.T5alf, D. E. Leng"ad Dana Gra-
aaiii. 1 lu
CHARTER NOTICE.
Netice Is hereby given that an utipllcutlen
or certificate of organization subscribed by L.
L. liush, Ames liinlir.nf, Jasen K. Kby, Jntph
F. Wltmer and Jehn Slgle, will be presented te
the Governerof the SUitoefFcnnsylvanlo, under
the Act or Assemby or the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act te Frovide for
the Incorperrtion and regulation of certain cor
poration!." approved April ), 1871, nnd the sup
Jilrment therete, en Thursday, the twenty-third
layefJULV, A. D1H, rer the charter or an
Intended corporation te be called " The Illrd-ln
Hand Tnmplke Company." the character and
object whereof Is te ceiiHtmct and maintain a
turnpike read nnd bridges In connection there
with, from the fermlnus of the Bridgeport A
Horseaheeturnplka, In KnstLnmpctrr township,
Lancaster county, te the township line tictweiwi
East Lampeter and Lcaceek townships, near
the village of Illrd-lu-Hand, en the bed of the
old Luncuster and Fhlladelphla read, iM-twecn
said points, a distance of about three und a-hatf
miles. In the county of Lancaster, aud rer theHe
purjxwcs te have, immscss and enjoy all the
rights, benefits uud privileges conferred by said
Act of Assembly and Its supplements.
JeW-ltdJIASlw
NOTUER LARGE LOT
-OF
AT
ASTRICH'8
Palace of Fashion,
13 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, FA.
One Hundred Yards 4.1 Inch Wide Skirting,
worked 30 Inches, i-leguut quullty and pattern,
at 11.00 n yard.
New Swiss Alhn er Embroidery at 87c and $1.00
n yard,
Twenly-llve Pieces of Swiss Embroidery, II
Inches wide, 33c. a yard.
Twenty Fieces Finn Swbs Embroidery, 11
Inches w lde, Wc. a yard.
Fifteen Flcrcs Flne Swiss Embroidery, I
Inches wide, 79e. a yard.
Twenty-five Fine Pieces Dotted Swiss Em
broidery, 12 Inches wide, 2.'ie. a yard,
llelge and White Dotted Swiss Embroidery, 8
rows of dots, 7c a yard.
Darklllue Embroidery, with whlte dot, 7e. te
9c. u yard.
Whlte Embroidery, with red and blue dot, 4
rows or dots, 10c, uyurd,
ONE HUNDRED DOZEN OF
Fine Cambric Handkerchiefs.
Colored borders, new designs,
at 5c. apiece.
loe dozen, much finer, at 7c. a yard.
We liave opened this week three cases each of
Ladies' Plain Colored Unbleached and
Striped Hese,
Uoed quality, at 6c. a pair.
1C0 dozen or Ladles' Unbleached Iltlbriggans, 27
cents a pair.
CO dozen Ladles' Fine Black Hese at 7c. a pair
A large let or
.Leather Bags and Satchels,
Frem 25e. up.
Great reduction in prices or
LACE CAPS.
Cue. 1-aee Caps reduced te 37c.
7ie. Lace Caps reduced te 80a and COc.
BELTS.
Twe strap Cuuvas Kelts, white and black, 10c,
Three-strap, 15e.
Tan Celer Alligator Kelts, two straps, 10c.
Fine Alligator Kelts, two straps, 23e, uplcee,
FANS.
FineCbrome Fans, 23c.
Painted Linen Fans, 25c.
Fine Feathered Satin Funs.
SATIN PAILlSOLS--.While, Cream and Ecru.
1 At 11.25.
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN
BLACK ESOUBIAL LAOE,
All silk, COe. a yard.
49-N0TIGE-0ur store will close at 8 o'clock,
every evening, Saturdays excepted, until fur
ther notice.
Swiss Embroideries ! !
IfXW AnrXMTIBKMMXTg,
TUB ClTYTAxllFpAYAnLK ONeiit
borero JULY I, with an abatement ors pur
cent. Office hours from e a. in., te 3p m.
, ....... 0. F.VlYKBS,
JclS-lMd city Treasurer.
UNDER TUB 11LUE COATS.-EVKRY
United Slates military pest Is supplied
with Ucnsen'i Cnpclne Piasters. Scientific,
quick-acting.
mllE BEST Ge
HAVANA CIC1A11 IN
jl the city, at
HAKTMAN'S YKLLQW
8TOUK.
ntONT CIUAB
QCHOOL TAX FOR 1885.
The duplicate is In the hands of the treasurer.
Three per cent, en" for prompt payment.
W. O. MARSHALL, Treasurer,
Ne. ll Centre Square.
A3" Office hours from 0 a. in. te 4 p. m.
Junell-tfdU
CLARKE'S TEA STORE nE8T GOODS
and Honest Prices. Oranulated Sugar, 7c.
While "A.," fie. CofTce, 12e te e V l I'ure
Syrup, loe V qt. Uennan Seap, 3e bar. Jjiun
ary Starch, 6c M . Telephone.
CLAttKK'STKASTORK,
West King Street.
MEUCHANTS, IIUOKEUS, nREWRRS,
Distillers, Ac, tnke notice, that the Coun
ty Treasurer Is required by law te sue for the
state Hccnse net paid en or before July 1.
lunn n.uiiiufin,
jff-siat
County Treasurer.
PENNA. CIGARS FROM fLOO PER
Hnndrad up, at
HAKTMAN'S YKLLOW FKONT CIOAB
STOKE.
FIRST-CLASS BOARDING.
Together with the cholce or rooms en the
II rst or second fleer. Surpassed by nene In the
city. Call en or address,
NO. 402 NOIITH QUEEN 8T.
Table boarders accommodated. nft-lfd
fXUH PURE RVE
WHISKEY AT 75c
Vf a quart can net
be surpassed ler the
money.
KOIIKKli'S LIQUOR 6TOUK,
api22-lydll Ne. W Centra Square
VJEALEI)
k5 Inir the
PROPOSALH FOR FURNISH
the Lancaster Flre Department with
Oats, Hay and Straw for 0 months, the feed te be
01 me ucsKiuaniy. mas win ee recenca until
J line 30th at C o'clock p. m,
II. 11. VONDERSMITH,
J27-2td Chief or Lancaster Flre Department.
R
EDUCTION IN CUHTOM - MALE
Cletblmr. A well-made. Elcirant trimmed
and perfect fitting llustncss Suit for 118.00. A
geed English corkscrew Wersteu Suit, flat
braided. In ene, two, three or four button cuta
way, for t3.oe. A handseme Check Cosslmcre
811ft for 1W.00. An elegant Serge Suit, In black,
blue, drub or brown, for 115.00. Finn English
Striped or Check Pantaloons tiem M.OOup. Re
member, all work Is strictly flrBt-class. Every
garment warranted te h if represented. A
r;oedflt, wcll-mnde and n1cci trimmed. The
argest assortment of patterns In thtsclty.
A. II. IIOSKNBTEIN,
m24-GmdR 7 North Queen street.
T EVAN'S FLOOR.
LEVAN'S
x FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Elegant Bread. Fer sole by Orecers
generally.
Levan 8s Sens, Merchant Millers, ,
Office : 17 NORTH PRINCE ST. apr27-Gmd
T
"IHAMPAaNE.
BOUCHE
"SEC."
THE
FINEST
CHAMPAGNE
IMPORTED.
WINK NOW
AT REIOART'S OLD WINE STOaiK,
Ne. 29 East Kise StniBy
II. E. SLA YMA'KER, A
Kstahllshcd. 17HA.
JT fehl7tf
s
TORAGK
AHI
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
DANIEL MAYER,
dec2-Ivd 16 West Chestnnt stroet.
CALL AT REIOART'H OLD WINE
STORE
FOR
Llsten's Extract of Beef.
VIHBST IK TO! WORLD.
Established, 17S5. II. E. SLAYM AKER, AgL.
febl7-tlil Ne. 29 East King SL
TjiAST END YARD.
C. J. SWAR3&CO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
Orncs: Ne. 20Centre'8quare. Beth yard and
office connected with telephene exchange.
aprlS-lydMAF.R
e
AK HALL
Returned
Custom Suits.
Ne two allke perhaps wouldn't please
you alter seeing them yet they are worth
the leek ; a little time and patience will save
money handsomely.
Fer tnttunce :
Dbess Suit, cost U.1S fer2000.
Akethxr, C09tf.7fl rer 20.oe.
Axotekr, cent 113.59 for $10 00.
Anether, cost $18.21 ferra.iTi.
Te-morrow selection may net be se geed.
Depends hew rapidly they go te-day and
then are going.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
9. E. Cenasn Sirrn aid Mahket Streets,
FuiLADELriiiA. )c-a ttd
rUJt SALK UK HUNT.
AT PRIVATE 8A LE THE LATE REHI
dence of Ames S. Hendersen, deceased, at
un nennwesi corner 01 nasi ning una Ann
streets.
ALLAN A. HEKlt A CO..
Jun2S-lwd
103 Eust King Street.
T7IOR
JD Th
RENT.
Three Ijiw Ofllces nt Ne. 45 NORTH DUK E
STREET: and a basnient&S feet long, Huppllcd
with water nud heat.
mar26-tid , B.FRANK ESHLEMAN.
WHITE OAK LUMBER FOR SALE.
Persons wanting Whlte Oak Lumber, cut
te order, can be accommodated at ence by cull
ing en the undersigned at New Providence sta
tion. Alse. Ralls and Pests or all kind. 2(0
cords or While Oak weed.
MeFALLS A BRO.,
J8 3wd Smlthville F. O., Lane. Ce., Pa.
PUBLIC SALE, AT NO. 023 TOPLAR
street, of u large assortment or Household
and Kitchen Furniture, consisting or one Wal
nut Chamber Suit, ene Cottage bult. 200 yards
Brussels and Ingrain Cariiets, Hair Cleth Parler
Suit, very line Walnut Secretary and Boek
Case, Sldebeaid, Tables, Chairs, Steves, a lass
aud Queensware, and many ether articles.
Alse, at the same time the contents and fix
tures or a grocery store, Including several geed
Shew Cases, Jars, Ac.
Sale te commenco at 10 o'clock, sharp, 011
TUESDAY' morning, and te continue until all Is
sold. W. C. COXEY.
Jacod Ucmiuukr, Auotlencer. j27-2td
PUBLIC SALE.
Oh Tckseav, Jitse SO, lets,
Will be exposed te publle sale, at the hotel or
(fcorge Wull, Seuth Queen street, l.ancaster,
trmt valuable two-story Brick Heuse, with
frame out-kitchen, Ne. UK Seuth Queen street.
The let fronts en Seuth Queen street 20 feet,
and extend In depth Ut feet 6 lnehes. The
house Is In geed order lately papered, with
gas. There is a hydrant iu the yard, and con
nection with sewer. """
Persons wishing te view the property will call
en Mrs. Ureff, Ne. 320, south Queen street.
Possession will be given at any time desired,
en payment of purchuse money.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, when attend
ance will be given and terms made known by
W.A. HAMBRIOHT,
Attorney In Fact for Heirs of C. Hambright, de
ceased. Hen uv S.UUUrr, Auct. 10, 20, 22, 21, 27, 20, 30.
rOUTlCAL.
"POR J URY COMMISSIONER.
EDWARD AMBLER,
Of Drtituere township.
Subject te the decisleu or the Diunoerulle
county convention, inaj'iVtMAw
F
R JURY COMMISSIONER.
JKltOMK TI. 8HULTZ.
of Ellrabctbtewn borough.
Subject te the decision et the Democratic
county convention, d A w tld
pOR JURY COMMISSIONER, ,
BENJAMIN HUBER.
Or the Eiglhh Ward, luncuster City.
Subject te the decision et the Democratic
county convention. JeltfdAw
JTtOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
E. C. DILLER,
or Earl township, Lancaster county.
Subject te the rules of the Democnttle party.
Biyl-wM.WAtW4w
DMT BOODB.
JOHN ti.
OIVLER. GEO. F. RATUVON.
GREAT REDUCTION
-l.V-
Silks ! Silks
FltOM THIS HATE, JUNE, 27,,
We will Sell all SUMMER SILKS, at a Great
Reduction.
YOU WILL SAVE MONEY IJY LOOKING AT
OUK GOODS.
ELEGANT LINE OF
BLACK SILKS!
AT LOW CASH PRICKS.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
NO. 26 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER, FA.
D
,RESS GOODS.
ANOTHER CARLOAD OF
SUMMER GOODS
RECEIVED AT THE
HEW YORK STOEE.
Twe Cases Beautirul
PRINTED SATIRES,
Fifteen Cents a yard 1 inaile te sell at 25 Cents.
An Ininicnse Stock of
WASIIINO DRESS OOODS, CHAMBHAY8,
SEERSUCKEIfj, (1INOHASIS, BATISThS1
VICTORIA LAWNS. INDIA LINENS,
NAINSOOKS AND PIQUES,
At Lewest City Prices.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
ORIENTAL AND EGYPTIAN LACES,
SWISS-NAINSOOK and CAMBRIC
EMBRODEKLES,
In All Widths and Qualities at the Lewest
Prices Ever Known In the Trade.
WATT, SHAND & CO,
' Nes. 8 & 10 East King Street.
J.
B. MARTIN A CO.
S a t i n e s !
Received this morning.
50 Pieces Dress Satines,
Embracing ever 25 NEW Patterns, of Choicest
Designs.
American Satine's,
Kc. and re.
FRENCHSATINES,
At 25c worth 37c.
PRINTED BATISTES,
ELKOANT ASSORTMENT at 15KC and 10c.
Laces I
ORIENTAL LACES,
EOYPTI AN LACES,
TORCHON LACES,
Te match Satlncs, Batistes, Ac.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
-IN
CORDED PIQUES,
At 25c., 31c, 37c., IOc.,SOc. and fi.'c.
LINEN DE I N DE,
At 12J4C, 10e., 25C., 37c, 50c.
Crinkled Seersuckers,
At 15XC. lBc. and 25c.
Cor. West King und Prince Sts.
LANCASTER, FA.
WALL VAVER.
TJTINDOW
SCREENS.
Wire Window Screens !
The Plies and Hugs are here; you can avoid
being pestered with Ihein by screening yenr
Deers und Windnns. They will add greatly te
your comfort at llttle expense.
We make them for windows from 60c, 53c, 60c,
65e, 70c, 73e, 80c, 85c, up te $2.30 apiece, according
te size and kind. These prices are much lower
than they havu ever been. Our patent frame
enables us te de this, and getthemupatshertest
notice. It you bring the sites you can have
them made while you wait.
Heets with Cornices, Spring and Hinges corn
complete made te lit, nil width or wire In plain
from 21 In. te 30 In. wide; Lundscape from 28
in. up.
WALL PAPER at bargain prices, some eau
lets te cleaa out below
ruiua, t inuew enaaes,
etc.
Phares "W. Fry,
Ne. 67 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
WATCIUSS, tC.
vijrATOIlKS, OMHJKH AND JKWKI.UY,
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES OP WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JEWELUY.at
LOUIS WEBEU'S, Ne. 159 1-2 North Queta Street,
Opposite City Hetel, near Pa. R. U. Depot.
Ketalllug.'nb Wholesale Prices. Repairing at
ztra Lew Priens. lyJtl-lyd
1011 OI1EAM. OO TO K. M. DANOE
CO. rer SUPERIOR ICE CICIlAM of all the
Various Flavers. Plcnliw, Festivals and Private
Parties supplied ut the. Lewest Market Rates.
Ice Cream delivered nt any point without
charge. Pull satisfaction guaranteed in every
respect. Please give us a call. Telephene con
nection. E. II. DANCE i CO..
Jcl8-wd Ne, CM Seuth Queen Street,
J. B. Martin & Ce.;
czernnra.
T r"
t"i
. j-
lif .
Clothing te meet every fancy nnd
te plcnse the tnste of every buyer
may always be found en our tables.
Ne one need leave us unsatisllcd.
Our stock is Hill of rent bargains
at closing prices, within the reach of
every purchaser.
A. 0. YATES & CO,,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia.
m2-3md
e
UK TRICES FOIl
STTM1EE &00LS
LEAD THE MARKET.
Reduction Price List of Men's, Ders' ani Children's
CLOTHING.
THIN CO ATH allec,
SEERSUCKER COATS and VESTS from 11.25
up.
llptlnrRKKI'HttmtKim nt 1I.7.V
MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS lit I..V),'tV0Ot IfiKI. (
anil 7 in '
MEN'S DRESS SUITS at 8 W, 10 00, 112.00 and
U en.
MEN'S BUSINESS PANTSnt7Vi.
MEN'S ALL-WOOL CASS1MEIIE PANTSnt
ti HO, $5 50 aud (3 00.
BOY'S SUITS nt MOO, $2.59, tXW.t 1.(0, J3.00 up
testlOO
CHILDREN'S SUITS from II.2S upwards
Custom Department.
Our specialties In this department nre Weel
Serge Suiting In all Colore, the sime we make te
erdr In llrst-class styles for $11.00.
ALL-WOOL PANlH te order at J.100, $100,
$i 00, $11.00, $7.(X), H.00.
The nlaee te trade Is where veu can cet thn
me9t for your money, and where you i-an have
the largest variety te select trem
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
TIIEKASIIIONAltI.E MERCHANT TAILORS
AND CLOTHIERS,
Neb. 00-08 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Right en the Southwest, Cor. nf Orange Street,)
LANCASTER, PA.
OpenEe until 0 o'clock, Hntnrduy until
10 o'clock. Net connected with any ethir
clothing house lu the city.
aAitniAHEs.
QTANDAHD UAKKIAOK WORK.
Edward Edgerley,
FINE CARRIAGE BUILDER,
MARKET STREET, REAR OK POSTOKK1CE.
LANCASTER, PA.
A LAROE STOCK OK
BUGGIES & CAMIIA&ES
Comprising the Latest Styles nud most Ele
gantly Finished, lit (1REATI.V REDUCED
PRICES. If you wish te purchuxe u geed arti
cle, my work Is decidedly the cheapest In the
state.
MOTTO-" FAIR DEALING AND HONEST
WORK."
J-Don't fall te eneetiniKO gned weik. All
Werk FULLY WARRANTED Lnwust Prices
for REPA1R1NII AND REPAlNTlNtl. One set
of workmen especially empleyrd fur that pur.
pose. PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
nev2Ctfd&w
JORBECK 4 MILEY.
LANCASTER
CARRIAGE WORKS.
Norbeck & Miley, Prep's.
CORNER DUKE AND VINE STREETS, LAN
CASTER, PA.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
RETAIL WORKS
IN THE CITY OR COUNTY,
WE CAN AND DO SELL AS FINE A
VEHICLE
AS ANY OTHER HUH. OKI! FAR UEl.OW
THEIR PRICES.
Hew wode It Isumystery, hut u visit te our
factory, and seeing the sj alum wu havu adopted
you will net wonder.
Patronize these that deserve II, Our stock ut
present Is very large, and will be sold at u still
iu
rurther reduction.
We bone! or our WHEELS, as they cannot be
excelled.
WE HAVE A LARUE STOCK OF
PINE SECOND-HAND WORK,
CONSISTING OF UUHTSIKS, PHjKTO.VS, Ae
Ae., which will be sold cheap, "
XlrUlve us a call nnd be convinced. Repair
ing neatly done.
jrrilHIIEHMEN'S SUl'l'IilKH.
X Japan and Calcutta IWniboe, Jointed Reds,
Brass uud Nlclile ReeU, Silk, Linen, Cotten anil
Gress Lines, Artificial Flics, Swurded HoeKh,
Fcirulcs, Trowels, Tips, Floats, and a general
line et tackel adapted ler bait or fly lUhlug, ut
HURLEY'S DRUG STORE,
Ne. 21 West King Street,
s
K0UKI3 HEOilTOLD'H HHAH1 1IOI1.I)
ini: HAND Vrunared sneelnllv rer bilek
wnrl- iul iilaMterlnir bv n new CrUHlier and no
extra charge. And no such charge or siiiteurii
as Charles A. llutldc nsclk, the New Yerk con
tractor, received July 23, 1J, will ever be inada
te any of our Lancaster builders Loek for the
sentence In te-day's dallies aud lake wurnlng.
P. 8. Order received
ArllKCHTOLD'S.
Ne.SJ Neilh (Jueen Stieet,
A TliANTIO CITY.
The Chester County Heuse
13 NOW OPEN.
Comfortable, homelike, situated very near thn
sea, with extended plazeas upon three ocean
fronts. This Heumj has long been known as u
most pleasant summer retreat.
Juno-2red
J, KEIM A SONS.
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