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9-PlCKXB OF VOLVKBIA,
Ky or xieing en a irreigui ""
iFeartli" Wmt Celebrated In
ptoreuKb and Inn LU4 of Accl-
nt Notes Abent the Town.
TO CLOBB AT BIX 1 M.
THB VXPVTIB COLLBCTOR.
Correspondence of IimLtieinciR.
itentA. July ft. Carsen Devan, the
;.porldler, met with an accident en
ay night, whicii may nave niatat
Hen. HewasBoingteuarrisuunron
t train, and M It wan passing the
Clay furnace Ills liat and beg were
i off tlie train by some ompleyo or 1110
rlvnnla railroad. In endoarerinff te
MMfnhls hat Devan lest lilt balance nnd
H mn Uie train, nnuur uie wiiuein, wuivit
"JpM ever his rlghtleg, crushing It se badly
r W pk operation hail te be porlenncd. no
" tN taken te the railroad hospital, and Drs.
'pntgl'tmiX Llneawoaver nmpuhueil the leg
f-WlOW the knee. The accident happoned
' fcbenit WiTO p. m. Friday, and at 1 o'clock Bat-
Abater morning Devan wen Liken te the
' eeaaty hospital.
( " Fearth or July In the lloreugh.
Fourth of July was quietly olwcrved In
Columbia by Its citizens. The atiinll boys
n ;ere In their glory and during the day the
;BOJse of Are crackers and the llring of pistols
' Aeetrtd continually be heard. The custetu-
, ,mry displays of tlrowerks In the ovenlng was
,' emitted this year and nothing of any unusual
nature was colebratod by Columbia as a
'nwbelev During the day the streets wero
,11 "jBuw who Rirangera uent upon naving tun,
ftjWHtWO UllllO W.UV ITIVM flWW HI "v-
, VTiHertral Columbia mrtles spent the day at
MrorkFamace, Chlekiea Reck nnl McCall'B
, -i5iFrrv and hail n nulet but onlev.iblo Fourth.
The Merchant Desire the Cooperation or the
1'ubUc.
Following is a list of the buslness men of
Lancaster who will close their stores from
the sixth of July te the seventh of Septem
ber at six o'clock in the evening (except en
Saturday). They deserve the cooperation
of their patrons and the public in making
this 8U pension general.
Dry Goods, Carpets and Wall Paper Watt,
Sband t Ce.. 1 In cer Bres., Metzger& Hatinh
man Jehn S. Cllvler cV, Ce., i.ane A. Ce.,
Bewers A Hurst, J. II. Martin A Ca, Hear iV,
MeNabb, R. K. Fahnesteck, M(jses Uolson Uelson Uolsen
bergor, Antheny llaklvvln, 11. H. Shirk,
mares jr ry.
Clothiers and Furnishers. Williamson
Fester, Myers A Hothven, llurger A Hutten,
Al. RoHetistetn, II. Cerhart, Jehn Fnlck, I.
McCauley, Dliromlerfor, A Kby, Tj. tluns
man A lira, Hindi it Urotber, Ailelph Al
pert. . ,,
Mllllnery (loeds. Aslrlch llres.. 1. C
SnvderA lira, A. Hindi, A. W. Welkcl,
Nev "Verk and Varls (I A. Cehen, l'rep'r.),
E. Themio, J. Itelnsteln, Mrs. Ferd. Wober,
a J. lrvln, M. J. Hhullr. t Sisler, Misses
Wlley, U A. Hall A Ce., H. A. Htoliihelsor,
Mrs. r. wooer. , ,
Hatters. Win. D. Stauffer A Ca, Charles
II. Amer, Jehn A. lice.
Jowelors. A. niietids, Kdw. J. Zalim, Jes.
Roesor, II. .. Itheads, II. M. Hhrolner, Harry
Sutten. ..-.,,.
Ilnnka nnd Nlntlnnerv. fl. T. l'onDer-
smlth, I II. Herr, Jehn llaor'sHens, Charles
II. Rarr.
Quoenswaro. High A Martin.
Fiirnlture A. K. llelfrncier, Walter A.
Heinitsh, Wldmyer A llicksocker, Henry
Wolf.
Shoe dealers Williamson A Feslor, J. M.
McCenaughy, HhaubA llurns, I). F. lluch lluch
mlller, Khaub A Ilre., J. Marshall A Sen, I).
I". Stackheuse, Win. II. (last, Slough A
Kaullman, M. Delchler A Sen, Jehn Hle Hle
meiiz M. S. Harulsh, Fred. Klnrler, Jiiceb
Derk's stand.
Ileir the Appointments of Mr. HaeOenlgle ie
Received.
Frem the Cliamberaburg llciiosltery, Rep.
Mr. Etter's appointment was endorsed
by the buslueHs men In Cliamberaburg. He
has filled numerous positions of trust at the
hands of his party, and in every relation has
proved himself a capable, reliable elllclal.
Capable In Every Way.
Frem the Chitmberaburg l'ublle Opinion, Hep
Mr. Edward G. Etter, of this pla-,0, has
been appointed deputy rovenue collector for
the countles of Franklin and Fulton
IfnDeinm-ratls te tnke his Dlace noun will
fill It with mero ability than Mr. Etter. He
lscanable In oery way nnd has been very
eDlcienl in the soverul elllces he has filled In
Frankln county.
fllvrn Grnernl Halltfactlen.
Frem the Carllale Boutliiel.
The solectlon of Mr. (Iiiswller glves very
goneral satisfaction nnd assures the most
careful and faithful nttontlen te the Import
ant intercHta of the publln sorvlce in this sec
tion or the district. We congratulate Mr.
MacCionlcIe tnxm the solcrtien he has made.
and feel sure that the future will justify his
Cern iJe. t Uiit. July. MKe I Aug.. Me I
Oati Ne.' 1 Ulxni, Wc for July ; Sle for Aug.
Kyeauii ) vfeiern,wAFic.
Barley nominal. ; '
Perk dull Mens, 111 tSMU'BO.
tw, Mt al.- ln Bfia7. Htit-
Melaaaes stendy i sle for M test.
Turpentlne quletat 7e.
Rolii(lullatiiaejl atferitralned togeiKl
Vllita nnrnlnkl
Butter itettdyi Western Imitation Creamery,
ICeJISe prime te choice Creameries, llgWe.
Cneeite nrm I cnoice uuie niu, uwue
estern, 1212iC BUtc, 13Q
KBW JWrmtTIMBMMrTM
fJHV. 'iirrwSel WStlS"VM.h A
-TfTANTED A GI11L FOR GENERAL
VT Homework. Apply at Ne. 318 Kant King
street. JtefcruncQ required. Jy3.1t
RELICS OF A DEAD INDUSTRY.
Compared with Ilunann's Cnpclne I'oreua
l'lantersull crude and untutUfacUiry. l'rlcea
cuts.
doclHlen.
choice
rTentern Flat, S
Kggi auui
fllceflitllt Carolines and Leulntana common
te fair, Ke. ,.... . . M
Sueur nrm i Refined Cntleaf and Crushed
7O71i0l Confectioners'" A," Krt tt-16et arnnu'
loled, ;; 11-15.
1 allow steady t prime rltr,6i401 WGe- ,
1'otreloniu dull i mflnedlnraes9(ln4c.
CelTCe steady j fair cargecH, Wlp.
Hay dull Me. 1 Timethy, liectffl 00.
Cliksce Produce Market.
CiiIcaoe, .Inly fl,0 30 a. ni. Market epcnrdi
Wheat AnBust,te Sept., Wlp I Oct.. iri'-ie.
ITiim AniriiMt. Ue i Bent, 47U: Oct. 4iKc
tints Auk., arVp.j Hepl., iftjfc.
Ferk Auir.,l()lS HepU,flU22.
I,nrd Anff., t iri HcpU. fi 7D.
Ulbs Aug., 3 3D Hcpt.,S40i Oct, 5 05 47W
CLOS1SO.
1 r. m. Heme of the hcevy Ieiiks "old out lltflir
ma iiuirueijiu. iern
mHE REST 60 HAVANA CIGAR IN
.JL the City, at
UAHTMAN'S YEM.OW FllONT CIUAU
8TOKX.
ItKY UUUVH,
-TOHN&aiVLKK.
GEO. F. RATH VON.
THE FINEST CHERRY, BLACK
berry, Ulni;erUnd Klmtnfl llrandlcaat&Oc.
a quart, ut
ltOltltKU'B MQUOIt 8TOUK,
aprZMydll Ne. VJC'entruHquarv.
w
ANTED.
czeriinm.
iV'.t.Vrv few drunken norsens vtore seen tipen
If ",',Jktka streets which, considering the number or
Vf people In town, vassomethlng my unus-
wu
K
C-14
C
'wfe The usual Fourth of July accideuts have
)uS again occurred as the result or feeling vim
.. &, i-flrearms.
.S , . ll...t . un..llA.. .. ... I...I t.. l.t.. vtl.
cV 4t' vriua oiucuiej w lYuiiiiutrii in uia , iiiv
vj'aana wmie ceioerating me ceurtii uy suooi sueoi suoei
& -InBOffanlstel.
r Bytlie promature dlschargn or a pistol
Harry Ceurtney rocelvod an ugly wound in
his left hand from a wad striking the hand.
'Dr. Markle attonded him.
I" swiVef a pistol In his left hand which was held In
IWIK , . thehandoracemnanion. Dr. Tayler attonded
ST! f? tnB d' '1030 wound issemeuliat serious.
P'ifcT ? Hugb McClaln had his hand soveroly
RviJS'' burned while setting en" soine Reman candles
tneeall iromenoartuem exploding prcina-
, cannon and re-
lir ANI DOWN Till! HTATK
Rulter is soiling at 11 ve te ten cents a pound
In Curlsvllle and Rlmersburg, Montgomery
county,
The Yerk Vitjmtcn was ablaze w nil jiairieu
OrEanluttliiii of Iteptibllcan County Committee.
The recently elected mcmlers el the Re
publican county coiumltteo met this morning
for organization in the Central Republican
club rooms. Sxmuel Evans, or Columbia,
president of the Ixsird of rntflrn Judges,
called ttie members te order. All the old olll elll olll
cers woreiiuanlinously ro-eleclcd andarens
follews: I'reslilcnt, Charles I. Iindis; roe reo roo
retaries, 1). W. Grayblll, East Homplleld,
.., flt...Jnn 1 l.1lA ill., a Hna.u..v..M IV M.
HIIU VylJllt.un jv. rviimj, ij , hwwuiui, "
Smith, Ceney. Thofellowlngoonimllteowas
appointed te fix the amount of the assess
ment or the candidates en the county ticket:
D. W. Grayblll, East Homplleld ; Dr. 1 J.
Roebuck, Warwick; E. O. Musselman,
Strasburg ; Themas McGnwen, Sadsbury,
nnd S. II. Cleppcr, Celuiubia. They will re ro
pert at the next meeting.
ntni rutfM Htptulv. An. lower.
wneni Juiy, wcj Aug.,
wheat te-1ay and breke
i : Sept., wike i
Aug., 47X.0 j Bcpt, 470 ;
Aii(f., V,)!,e , Hent.aiei
A ulrl te de irenernl boilNenork In n tsiiinll
family, with no children. Apply at thin efllcc.
jyatfd
THE LARGEST, REST AND MOST
coinpletn assortment of Playing Cards In
the city from emits per pack up nt
IIAKTMAN'H YKI.I.OW FKOISTCIOAU
STOUK.
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tr
ISrV.4 4 "e nan irem ene ai mom exr
Btr w?r! Purely, causing an ugly burn.
If A'Asgai Jehn Dean was flflnir off a
Lf--? celved the dlscharge of ene or the leads fall
hffl in his faca The boy thought the rue had
I'iffeJjS geAeSutand had gene te ignlte a fresh ene
vincn ttie cannon exploded, the pewder strlK-
ring him in the lace, making a very painful
burn. Dr. Hlnkle lias removed soine or the
powder, nud is or the opinion that nothing
will result from the injury.
Pollce Intelligence.
Wash Duck was arrested en Saturday c cu
ing by enicers Gilbert and Wlttick for the at
tempted rebbery of a man named Henry
Herbert Reth men. were drunk and Duck
endeavored te relieve Herbert of his spare
cash, but Herbert suspected soinetfilng
wrong and had Duck arrested. He was seut
te jail by 'Snulre Evans for trial at court
The members of the Desoy family and
Sarah Hill had a hearing bcfbie 'Hquire
Evans this morning, charged with commit
ting an assault upon Frank Richardson at a
festival last Saturday night, near the old
colored church. The all ray was caused by an
alleged Insult te a girl by Richardson. The
accused partles, who are all colored, wero
compelled te give ball Ter their appcarance at
court , -
A JUUlimlmtHtldliic Spoils a Game.
Owing te a misunderstanding about the
arrival of the Yerk train, there was no ene te
meet the Yerk base ball club last Saturday.
They telt hichly insulted land immediately
left for Wrightsvilie. Manager Kruin, of the
Columbian, arrived a few minutes alter they
t had left the station, and he at ence started
after them. Using all his persuasions he
tried te get them te return but that was im
possible. They admitted that they had heard
that the Columbia club and the townspeople
would net use them in a decont; manner,
and that they wero afraid te play ball in the
town. This is a peer oxcuse and the large
' crowd that had assembled en the grounds
were very much disapiointed at net seeing a
game. -
A BllEbt Fire Kaally KiIIiikuIsIiwI.
The falling of a lighted stick uien the reef
of the heuse occupied by Henry lless, North
Locust street, between 2d and IUI, causing It
te take lire Saturday oveuliig about nine
o'clock. A few buckets of water extinguish
ed the ilauies.
Notes About Town.
Rev. Jatnes E. Zorger preached before
the congregation of the Second Lutheran
church last evening for the last tline bofero
leaving for a charge in Illinois.
An electric llghtwill be placed at the l'ive
Points instead or at the corner alley N. and
Fourth Btreets. ,'
A nanhtlip gas lamp at the railroad cress-
Hnganuirent street, exploded en Sunday
nigEt causing the glass in the lamp te break.
Night watchman Hartuian extinguished the
light before any damage was dene.
Thepicnle held last Saturday In Holse's
weeds ny the Columbia 11 re company was in
every way a success. Sema fe w disturbances
took place, but did net amount te much.
A wreck of two freight cars at the Conos Cones Cenes
toga bridge was the reason ler calling the
Columbia wrecking crew Inte service yestor yester
day afternoon. A broken axle w as the cause
et the wreck.
A free light was indulged in, last Saturday
morning, by a few men of Commerce street
Several Drulses was the result, and tee much
of the " ardent" the cause.
The Knights or the Golden Eagle met the
Uarrisburg delegation en hist Satuiday
morning en the arrival or the 820 a. m. train
and, headed by the Citizen's band, had a
short street inrada The ledge was Instituted
and the ofllcers installed at the sessions held
In the afternoon and evening.
A large number of poeplo Iistened te the
concert gh en bythe Citizeu's band last Friday
evening. The musle was finely rondered.
A large crowd attended the carnival and
the closing night at the rink last Saturday.
A number of strangers wero present and ttie
evening Mas pleasantly sjient Lack of
patrouage -was ttie cause el tlie closing of the
rink as Manager Krem wished te koep it
open during the smnuier.
Ism en Saturday when it printed a deuble I r thu cllv Ter r
sheet In red, while and blue colors. 1 ,niu,i, Inns. The e
It is officially stated that the l'ennsyUanla " ..revent the "
raureau ceunsuiy nan uwjmwi ij ;. m mu
Pennsylvania system Tretn Washington, !'.,
teNaslivJlle, Tenn., absorbing en roule.tho
Kentucky Union,!! read new under construc
tion. Dr. James M. White, charged with mill mill
pracllce, Juines Myers and Sam Lamar, nil
candidates for the penitentiary, escaped lrem
the Indiana county Jail by picking a hole
through a brick wall nnd then boring with
an augur through the high fence w bleu sur
rounds the jail yard.
A crowded excursion train was run Inte by
nnnthnr trnln at Mauch Chunk en Saturday.
Llwie Walter, et Easten, was fatally injured;
Jehn Werner, or Lansford, was badly man
gled and cannot live, and James Dcniery, or
Easten, had both legs cut oil. Others seri
ously injured were Miss Drcschback, Phila
delphia ; James Rurwell, RenJ. Ileers, Van Van
ten ; James Davis, Catasauqua, and Samuel
Drewn and n young lady.
t'nlcnt for Iiiiprmcmcnt In llrlck Slailiiiien,
A patent, Ne. 320,011, tlatwl June iiuth,
1885, has been issued te Mr. Henry Martin,
nu improvement in brick
object or the improvement
iirnvcnL tlie clav lrem werKliur unaueui
the edges or the top pinto or the plunger as It
iliMtmnils into the chamber te force the clay
Inte the moulds. This Is accomplished by
fixing n curtain ngalust the back or the
chamber by means of metallic strain, which
net ns liiuges ieriniltiug tlie low or cud of the
curtain, which Is free te be forced outward,
Hush against the plate by the clay, which It
scrapes from the back or the plate. It packs
between the curtain and the back of the
chamber, and by tilling bars engaglng with
the ends or the plate by means ofgreoes
sulllciciitly deep te allow or considerable
play, having the lower inner edges heveled
se that the prussure or tlie clay ns the
plunger descends forces thorn outward
ngniuxt the sides of the chamlier. This
I Kit out as secured by Win. R. Oerhart,
solicitor or patents, el this city.
nf MZn.
Cern-July, 47Je
Oct., 4Ke.
Oats July, Sl0
l'c-Yk Inly, 9 ei Aug., fle ); Bnpt.
10 07) ; Oct., ie i?m.
Jjirdluly, a )( Aug., ) () Bcpt,
ffl H7 U i Oct., tl 7.V
Kle;-Jnly,3-J) Aug., S 23 1 Sept., (.133 Oct,
1'lilUdelptil l'roduee Market,
1'nn.ADsi.rniA, July 0. The demnnd for Fleur
was Hluggllsh and prices wcrn weak.
Hales of l,oue iBirrcls. including Penn
sylvania family nt ! i Western de II SHJ
ft '.; tllnneseta bakers' at HOI I Patents ut
5fM7S. ,
Itye nourmevcii biewij i. t pur uuuvi im
choice.
Fecd whs quiet hut steady. Pales of Western
Winter limn, ut 114 BertlS 21 per ten.
At tlie 1 p. in. call Theve was bid for wheat
mv.a bid for June nml July ;VWj;e for Aug.
OCI100L TAX FOR 18S5.
The duplicate. Is In the hands of the treasurer.
Three pur cent, en" for prompt payment
W. O. MAUHIIAl.I,, Treasurer,
Ne. 12 Centre Hquare.
Kf enine hours from 0 u. in. te 4 p. in.
I u mil Mid II
CLARKE'S TEA STORE REST GOODS
and Honest Prices. Granulated 8ui?nr,"c.
While" A.." Gc.
Hvrun. loe vel
diyHtarcli,6ei!iib,
Colfce, l2e te arm l ft,
ucriimn soap, se V bar.
Pum
Ijiun-
Teli'iihone.
CtAUK KH TE A STOKE,
M West Klin Hired.
GREAT REDUCTION
INPItlCKHOFBlLKB.
On June 27th we reduced the prices of all Bilks
One tot CHFCKEI) AND STRIl'KD
B1LKB from 50c. te 40c.
One Let CIIEOKKD AND 8TIHPED
BI1.KS from 750. te CSc.
One lit 1'iaUllKl) FOULAUD BILKS
lrem ll.oe te 75c.
One Let FIOUIIEII FOULARD SILKS
from li.ei) te fcc.
A8K TO SEE THE OOOOB.t
We ni-e showing an elegant assortment of
Black and Colored Silks
AT ABTO.NIHHLNO LOW PRICES.
It will paynny one wanting Bilks te leek at
our goods bofero buying.
JOHN S. G1VLER & CO.,
NO. 25 BAST BONO STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
',
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v .3
vA
iil
EDUCTION IN CUSTOM-MADE
(Jletlilnir. A well-made. Kleirnnt trimmed
and perfect lilting Ilimlncds Hull for I1H.0D. A
i I'm lruirntv vnt-alml Unit
R
noea enuiisii oeihcrow werslea
braided, In ene, two, tbreu or four button
nl2 fnr HenLl tl OOM for Oct
' -. '.,'-. .n.. . .......
Uem we, .fune; id itir.iuiy;
for
MKe
Aug. ! 33Xe,
Aiib. i 6lic ler Hept.s f5e for Oct
eauj .Vtyp. oieiorjuiy; r;,
ucpt; aic, lerucj,
m
riilledelpula Cattle Mnrkel.
Piiir.AiiELiiiliA, July 0. Ilecf callle AnlvnU,
2,500 t Sheet', 14,0)0, IIek". A.'nil; lel Cttttle fair
nnd iifrBellonhlBlier;.xtra,eK6r)(p ; gewI,ii49
'v leciiiuiii, tinm 7 i.n,, ..v -
Illlll HUH
Bull, flat
toil cutii.
way. for t!5 Ol). A bandsome Check CanKlmere
Hull fnr W.0. AuilO;nutHeri;n Bull, In black,
blue, drab or brown, for IK.un. Finn EiikIInIi
Striped or Check Puubiloens Irem 5.(i0up. Ite
member, nil work In strictly llrxUilasi). Every
irarinent warranted te b. i$ vprcHonled. A
uoed fit wcll-inade and iilcei, trimmed. The
largest assortment or patterns in thlscliy.
A. 11. ROSENSTE1N,
mJI-Cnutlt 37 North Queen street
TJ10R RENT AT E12.M) I'ER MONTH.
Jj The Iirite llrlck DncllliiK lloine.30 rooms,
and Small l)wellliiK-1 riKiuis, and Lariru Kriime
Carpenter shop, en corner of Mlddle and Rock Reck
liinil HtreelH. Annlvle
llAIISMANAlllflt.NS.IIeal Kutnte SrciiIs,
D
RF.SS COOD8.
Clothing te nicel orery runcy mill
te plcnse the tflste or every buyer
niny always le round en our tables.
Ne ene need leave, us unsatisfied.
Our stork is full or real bargains
nt closing prices, within the reach el'
orery purchaser.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia.
in&3md
ANOTHER CARLOAD OF
fihe
ep market
weak j extra, nt iW$
l'ellcf) Cnae.
GotUciblleltzworth has entered suit Ixilore
Aldcrinnii Rarr nsalnst Froderlek Iloltx Ileltx Iloltx
verth and llenry Keller, charging thorn with
cemiiiltting an assault and battery en him nt
Keiller's baloeil en Saturday. Warrants hae
been ifsued for their arrest Tills afternoon
the prosecutions wcre withdrawn ami costs
I mid.
At the mayor's court yesterday there wero
six victims arrested ier celebrating the
Fourth of July tee Ixihtereusly. They vt ere
each committed te tlie station heuse for
twenty-four hours.
Fred Auxer foil by the wayside early en
the morning of the Fourth. He had imbibed
tee froelv. When he went te sleeneu it deer
step his deg guarded him, nud bit sevcrul
persens who walked tee near his master.
Finally Olllcer Rllchey hapjiened along and
took Fred te the station heuse. After he
soberod up he entered bail for a hearing be be bo
eoro Alderman Dccu. He paid the costs and
vt. is discharged.
Grant I'hilllps and Jehn (illles were heard
by the mayor this morning for fighting en
7.lllliu.iy lllliu A-UVJf ni;iuuiivuiu(,vuuuu
the payment el costs.
On Saturday night Philip Haines was
drunk and raising Cain. He was sent te jail
for 10 days by Alderuian MeConemy tills
morning.
Serletinly Injured With it Poker.
Charles Redcn, who lives en Seuth Water
street near Sehoenborgor's iiark, en Saturday
commllted nu unprovoked assault en Jacob
Everhart, who passed his house. Rodeu
wasdrunk nud without any provocation lie
struck Eierhart en the head with a poker,
culling a dcep gash. The injured man had
his wound dresMxlby Dr. I A. Warren and
entered suit against his assailant before
Alderman Rarr. Redeu was unable te fui
tilsh bail nnd was committed for n hearing.
Twe j'ears iige en the Fourth of July, Rodeu
stabbed a young man named Dlckel, and for
a time itwas feared that he would die. Me
get oil that time with alight punishment It
is Mr. Everhart's intention te press the suit
hohasbreughtagidnsthiiii.
4?" : geed, .Tifl-lXe ; medium, sjiQSJJc.; cullu,
5eirvpnlr.
Het: active -nnd tinner; corn-fed hetts, f.Jiff
CJfC'
Mew Yerk Stock Market.
Nsw Yerk, July fl. Wall street 1:30 p. in.
Meney easy at 1 per cent Kxchanee ipiltt ;
Uovernments firm. Currency G's, llflK
bid; 4 Coup., 11)i bid; 4fs de, 1112
bid.
TIje stock market ecned steady at ubeut
Friday' quotations, buldiprlng the 11 mt thirty
minutes of business thore was Miinuaclllncef
the list, canning a decline of H te$4 percent
The decline was fully rucecrcdby midday en n
bidding up of the Vandcrbllts, iiiidatlbutlineuf
writing the market Is steady.
1 r.M. Sr.u.
Western Union 01! ; 'A
Adams Express 1.17
Aiiwrlfjin Kinll'iM Dl
lus
JeaWtciHlll
Ne. 10 West Oninge HI.
AA. BB.
Use Manlhiini Heller Fleur.
The Original. The Hint.
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Neffivllle Union Sunday Scheel.
Tlie leurtn annlversary or the Union Sun
day scnoei was held en Sunday at 2 p. m.,
in the prosence of n crowded heuse. The
exercises were very Interesting, Rev. A. II.
Leng leading in prayer. Addresses were
dellvercd by Reva. lleupt, Seilhainer,
Relmensnyder, and Whotsteno. Miss Hallie
Bechteld, el Lancaster, sang "Ncarer my Ged
te Thee" and 'Flee a Bird" which was
, well recehed by the large congregation.
The musle by school was geed. I'rer
Haas played the organ and l'rer. Kilheiler
the cornet Ribles and books wero dis
tributed te 11 rtecn who wero present overy
Sunday during thoyear. A geed collectioii
waa taken up and the audlone was dismissed
with benediction by Rev. Leng.
Anlnterostlnirlettorwas read from Jehn
Wanamaker. The superintendent Dr. E.
JL Wltmer, read his report, which showed
S18 achelars en the roll j average uttendance
In summer 1U5, In winter 100 ; number or
visitors in iust year, 3,112 ; b.ilauce in treas
ury, f3a
i&y ''Sri!
if afe
i r..
The Majer Is gull An Inlluentlal ClUien.
Inanarticle in tbe Fhlladelphia Lcilgtv,
of July 5, describing Fourth of July clubs
of forty and tiny years age, reference is made
te the " Narragensett'' club of Philadelphia,
' Officeieil by Frederick Fritz, a brotherot
Captain fritz, ofUieNaUonal Grays ; Samuel
O. nuggles, dilet el pollce uuder Mayer
Heaiy jHciiry Dunlap, Win. F. Hanselland
Charles M, Hew ell, niarble mason, for many
year afterw.uds an inlluentlal citizen el
. Lancaster."
Tne Intemsl Keveime O III re
On Saturday forenoon the govenimentagent,
I'lumer, formally transferred the iuternnl
revonue ofllce from ex-Collector Kaullman
te the new collector, Jehn T. MacGonlgle.
The appotntecs hcroteforo publlshed in tlie
Intkli.hii:nckii havebcen formally named,
taken thelr oaths of oillce and entored upon
their duties. Mr. Kaulliiiau's Inte deputy,
C. F. l';iernian, alter having agreed te stay
subject te change in net less than thirty days
notice, en Friday infermed Mr. Macuoulgle
that he would net stay unless guaranteed the
position for six months. Whereupen Mr.
MacGonlgle sent for and procured the
eillclent sorvices of ex-Collector Tlies. A.
Wiley, who is giving his attention te the
ollice and enabling the new collector te
discnse with Ebermau.
Aleetlug of l'rlseu 1 iiHpei ters.
The regular monthly meeting of the prison
beard was held tins morning and nil the
members wero present The usual number
of bills were approved.
A letter was read from Aloxander Leman,
convicted of arson, unking that his commu
tation be allowed. The prisoner stated in
his communication tliat he did net break Jail
but merely walked out, tlie deer having
been orenod. Tiie beard refused te allow tlie
conimutatien,asthorolsan indictmentagatnst
Leman at present charging him with jail
breaking. Mr. Miller moved that tlie prisoners Imi al
low ed one-third ceffee Instead of all rye, as at
present The motion was lest
The contract for painting the prison reef
was awarded te Stoigerwaltifc Ce.
Items from KUzahetlitewn.
EiiiZABUTiiTevN,Julyu. On next Friday,
July 10th,n general excursion from this place
te Mt Gretna park will take place, with the
ElizabeUitewn cernet band accompanying the
excursionists.
Mr. Jacob Carl, et Stoelton, Fa., died en
Wodnesday of bleed poisoning, from a wound
rocelvod during thewar. His age was 40
years. The deceased was brought te tills
place under the care of the G. A. It. pest of
Stoelton, et which Mr. Carl was n momher.
He was burled in the Mt Tunnel comctery
en July -1. Tlie pest inarched from the depot
te the mullled roll el drum and life. At the
grave threo volleya wero lircd eirin inomery
of the dead.
The Coming Fulr.
The Lanca-ster County Fair association held
a meeting this morning at the ofllce of J. R.
Leng. Tlie secretary reported that tlie pros
pects of holding a successful fair were very
llatterlncr. Tlie contract for printing the en
try blanks was awarded te the Intki.i.iubn
OKlt nnd the large pestors te the JCrtu
A cemmittee was apjxiluted te confer with
the officials of the railroad companion in re
gard te transportation, Ac.
The secretary was authorized te rent a large
tent for the fruit and lleral display ut the
fair.
. reawral of Fermer Ijutcantcr Lady,
, The body or Mrs. Rtchard Melder, who
died: ftt FhlladelphU en Thursday, was
brought te Lancaster te-day, and the funeral
waslreta the railroad staUen. The inter.
, swat was made at Lancaster cemetery. The
deaed was between 60 and 00 years of age,
and Mr husband was formerly proprietor
4? 'i ,UmM enuie from I'jMladeJphUi with the
llebbcd a Itallrend btatlen.
Edward and William Gaul, tens of Mrs.
Kate Gaul, and lormerly residing in this
ilty, have been returned te court by
AMermau MeConemy te auswer a charge of
larceny. The boys llve In lilnt-Ui-llauil mid
soine dai's age the l'ennsyivaula railroad
freight station was outerod by thloves.
Among the articles stelen was a box of llco llce llco
erico. The Gaul boys were seen te seli some
ofthe stelen llcorlcennd they wero arrested
by Chiofefl'olico Urady.
KulebU of St. Jehn.
A second meeting or the young men or er
ganiJng an association te be styled the
Knights or St Jehn was held yosterday
afternoon mid a number of iiiimes were
added te tlie roll. A charter will loapplIed
for as seen us soveuly-ilvo names have been
secured.
I'lfiiviiit l'rutffrMMl Vltlt.
f
On Friday night Gee. II. Themas camp
Ne. Ill, Sens of Veterans receded a fmienial
visit lrem Mohairey camp Nu. 71, Sens of
Veterans, of Marietta. At the close of tlie
meeting a recoptleu was tendereil Ihein by
the I .allies Aid society Ne. 7, el camp 111, nud
camp Ne. 11). An enjeyable time was hadiby
nil. Speeches were made by Comrade
Smcdley, of peit -iSM, G. A. It, of Marietta,
Goe. II. Reatli, captain of camp Ne. 7 1, Mr.
Haldeinan and ether members of camp 71;
ulse by Comr.ide James Sweger, of pest 81,
nud of meinliers or camp Ne. I1.), and the
Uadles Alii soclety. The ladies also enter
tained them by Hinging and mimic en the
plana
I'ees of the County Olllrern.
The following are the amounts of ifees
earned by the county ollicers during the
month of June :
Clerk or imarter sosslens
Hherill'
I'rolhenotary.
District atUirney
Clerk of orphans court
Register or wills
Corener ,
:i7?I
MlfUO
, fiuiei
(1.00
. KiilS
. 7011.31
&0. H
II. . ExnrcHs.
Wells, Kargeft Ce
C C I. A C......... .....i
C. C. C. I
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Central
IlllnetH Central Express
Ohie Central
Michigan Central
Northern l'aclllc
" I'rcfened
Central l'nclflc... 3i
Union I'scine 51
Mlsneurt l'nclflc U"
Tuxiui l'acltle. I
New lern Kievaica
Metropolitan li"
Jilunhutiau
Alt A Terre Ilaute
" Preferred
Canada Southern
10
WA
17
1JIOR HALE. WI LL RE SOLD AT I'U R
J lie sale, nt Olehl's Huloen. IIIl'Ii street, en
Thursday evening, July Vth, at 7H o'clock, the
material of two Fmrne Houees belonging te Ht.
J exeph's cengregat Ien, slluuted en I'eplursl reet ;
the inulcrlnl must be removed by the puicluiMcr.
Conditions made Kiiewnnt Mile.
July3td L.UROTEMYKIt.
ROTECY()URLIVES AND l'ROl'
erty, A. It Kucha! Inpiepnrcd tefurnlih
aStnr galvanized nnd Slur copper red at Khert
iiotlceniidoii liioslreaseiiublo tenni. Addrexs
nil orders te A. It. KOCIIEL,
u;3iuw3iud.S Lcaceck, Lime. Ce.. 1'a.
CHAMPAGNE.
BOUCHE "SEC."
THE FINEST CIIAMI'AONE WINE NOW
IMPORTED.
AT REIOART'S OLD WINE STORE,
Ne. 2) East Kine Street.
SUMMER GOODS
RECEIVED AT THE
HEW TOM STORE.
TweCuecs ISeautlful
PRINTED SATINES,
Fifteen Cents a yard ; made te tell at Cents.
An Imuieiise Stock of
WAHIIINtl DRESS fiOODS, CILMI1RAYS.
HEERHIICKKUS. (1INUIIAMS. llATlbTLS
VICTORIA LAWNS. INDIA LINENS,
NAIntHIUIlS AX1 ll'JUiM,
At Lewest City Trices.
A CHOICE SELECTION OF
ORIENTAL AND EGYPTIAN LAOES,
SWISS NAINSOOK and CAMURIC
EMBROIDERIES,
In All Widths and Qualities at the ten cut
I'rlcea Ever Known In the Trade.
WATT, SHAND & CO,
Nes. 8 & 10 East King Street.
J R. MARTIN & CO.
NOTIONS.
STR1CII RBOTUKHS.
Extraordinary Bargains
AT-
KtAb1lbcd, ITbS.
7K
IS
iVj
Watch and Chain Stelen.
Some time last week the wife of Geergo
Al Smith, of the Swan hotel, Centre Square,
had a valuable geld wntch and chain stolen
lrem the house. Mrs. Smith wero the watch
last Tuesday, and yesterday when she went
te leek Ter It she leuud it was gene. It was a
present from her husband last Christinas.
Canada Factnc,
Chicago A Alten.... J........
Cbcn. A Ohie
I). A Hud
Del., Ijic. A Went
Denver
Erle
" Preferred
Hannibal A St, Je
" Treferrcd...
Kansas A Texas
Laka flhore
L. E. AW
L'vs'lleA NaxhvUle
MerrUA Kasex
Northwest
" Preferred
Ontario A Western
Ohie A MuiauMlppI
Preferred
Paclflc Mall
Uuickullvcr
" 1'relerrud
Reading II
Reck Island IIS
Sau Frunclscu
" Preferred .,
Omaha ,
" l'icfeired....
SUTuul
" Prurerrcd
Nosh A Chat
!., L..S.A W
Wabash
" Prefunud....
C..1I.A Q
Iteclicnter A 1'lttsburg.
I'd. A Evans
Manitoba
Oregon A Nuv.
Oregon Trnimce
Pullman l'alace Car...
4eJ
SJI
7
tK
7iK
l Hi
ihi'i
1$
lii"
127
7U
1
is"
3
II
lis
.10
21
7
fl4
las
":V
(!
lilf
4
Iiultle of Tne-Tweiity.
Win. M. Singerley's herse, McLced, has
trotted a beat nt Relinent iark In JMtlJi ;
Win. W. Rair, driver of Maud S., handling
the ribbons. The animal was sold te Win.
II. Keinble for 510,000, conditioned upon
shetting u niile in U.U0.
B
Sun eying for a New Railroad.
On Saturday evening an engineer corps;
arrived in Quarryvllle. Tliey have been
engaged surveying a reute for a railroad le
tvt eon King's Rrldge and Quarryvllle. They
aie employed by the I'eacli Rollout Narrow
Gauge railroad company, who deslre te con
nect with the Quarryvllle read.
The ltlier Hills en Fire.
The underbrush en the hlllsel the Susipio Susipie
hanua river, en the Yerk county side near
Wild Cat, was en lire for seme time yester
day. Tlie damage was net great, but the cx cx cx
cltoinen twits intense.
Taken te (lap for Ilurlal.
The remains or William Clyde, tlie thlr thlr thlr
toen month-old son of II. K. and Malindn
Liuvllle, of Uarrisburg, who died en Satur
day, w ere taken te Gap te-day for burial.
O, Ler' lilt 'Jm Again !"
In the early days of Methodism In Scotland, a
cci tain congregation, where there wnHbutone
rich man, desired te build a new chapel. A
church meeting was held. The old rich Scotch
man rese and said : " brethren, we dlnna need a
new chapel ; I'll give 3 for repairs."
Just then a bltef plaster falling fiem the cell
ing lilt hlui en the head.
Leeking up and seeing hew bad It was, he
said; "Hruthrcn, it's woraethaul thought; I'll
make It 0 pun'."
"Oh, Lord," exclaimed n devoted bielhur en a
back scat, " hit Mm again 1"
Thore nre many human tubcrnuclc which are
In sero need of radUul building ever, but we
putter nnd fuss and repair In spots without sat.
Ufacteiy results. It Is only when we are per per
senally alarmed Ht the real danger that we act
Independently and de the right thing. Then It
is that we meat keenly ivgret because we, did
net sooner ue our own judgmeut, fellow thuud thuud thuud
vloe born of tlie expel lence of othem, and J limp
away from our perils.
Thousands of persons who will read this para
graph ure lu ubject misery te-day, when they
might be Inn satisfactory condition, They are
weak, lifeless, full of old aches nudpalna(and
every year they knew they ure getting worae
even though the best doctors are patching thorn
in sjiels. Thu origin of thrse aohes and patng Is
the kidneys and 11 vor, and If they would build
these all evor new with Warner's safe euro as
millions have done, and cease Investing JJiclr
money ui misuruuiy uusuucessiui paionwerk,
they would be well und liappy and would bless
the day whun thoLeid " lilt 'em" and Indicated,
the conimeu sense ceuise for thorn te pui-sue.
Lomleti J'reit.
X1SW AVVEUTIHKMliNTH.
AKINQ l'OWDER.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS pe der never varies. Amarvolef purity,
strength and wholcseuieucss. More eee-
strength and wholcseuieucss,
neiuicui inaninoerainaryKiiiiis.nna cannot be
sold In competition with thoiiiultltiideot low
wwv. buwi i. nuigia, uiuiii ei- puuspiuiui pewuem.
Held only in cam. Retal IIakime 1'ewdkr Ce..
1U0 Wall Street, New Yerk.
inay27-lydw
ASSIGNED ESTATE OK RARTON
AVengur und wlle. of Lancaster city. Lan
caster county. The undersigned auditor, up.
pointed te pass upon exceptions te the account
and dlstllbute the balance remaining In thu
hands of W. J. Kafreth, esslgncu of said liartnn
Wenger and wife, te und anionic these legally
untitled te the name, will sit ler iuatniirnoieon
THURSDAY, AUU08T I3.188J, at 10 o'clock, a.
in., In the Library Roem of the Court Heuse, lu
the City of Lancaster, wbcre all persons Inter
ested lu said distribution may attend,
Julyfl-tteaw JNO. A. CO YLE, Auditor.
Bc
OYS AND GIRI.8. YOUNG LADIES
AND
UENTLEMEN.
Class for Instruction In Penmanship will be
organized MONDAY, JULY 13.
Cull and Examine Specimens of Impioro Impiero Impiore
incut. Full information nt Reems of the LANCAS
TER COMMERClALCOLLEUE.Ne. lOMEast
King Street.
II. 0. WEII1LER.
JyO-lwdR Principal.
Unable te Furnish Hail.
Lem. C. Clark was arrcsted te-day for dri dri
vlngthe team or William H. Rlttsaway from
the Fountain Inn hetel without permission.
The warrant was isjued by Aldermau Spur
rier. The accused wai unable te furnish
ball.
CelUr llebbed.
The cellar of Ames Raker, tenant farmer of
Henry Kurtz, who re&ide j toutheait of Mount
Jey, was robbed en Saturday night of all
Ihe edibles It contained. There In be clue te
the thieves.
SIAltltlAUES.
Uleuher Weunn. Oil the Bth of July, 18SJ, by
i, .no. ai
uier. of
lihla. 111.. In lll.A llArllitL Wnrnn. (if
1 f.l.lu..lll.. I.. '.. "
..',, f .III,
the Rev. W, T, Ueibard. ut bis residence,
kum, Orunge street, Mr. Martin II. Oleuuer, of
j lumiieuiuia, ru., ie Jll-8 llDnua WCI
ny.
MAItKHTH.
New Yerk Produce Market.
Nw lem, JulyO. Fleur market dull and
prices are llrmi Flue, at tl Utjt 38;
Buperflue,310a7ai Common te Fancy Kx
tra, Ohie. 3 Snail eei dned in cimi Kti
Wstern,ie6 7i Minnesota, i 400 a. J
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVINO PUR PUR
vhased the stock und fixtures of
IIUROER'S EAST END PHARMACY,
(Opposite Eastern Market)
Regs leavu te solicit tbe patrouage of bis friends
audthe public gene-rally, Having ten years ex.
pcrlence In tbe business lu Lancaster und rhll.
iidelphlaatertH, mid Iiavtiigbeuu gmduuted fivm
the 1'blludelphla College of 1'hurmucy, I fuul
free te ask your Confidence.
JKf Fhyslclans' Prescription and Family
Recipes will receive special attention.
Respectfully,
Wm. O. Frailey,
FeuiiaiT witu J. It. Kicrtsiv.
Vet
Iebl7ild
IL TLANT1C CITY.
The Chester County Heuse
IS NOW OPEN.
Comfei table, homelike, situated very near the
kcu, with extended piazras upon Unco ocean
fronts. This IIeumj lias long been known us a
most pleaeiint summer retreat.
Junel -Hail J. KEIM A SONS.
VfOTICE TO RR1DGE RUILDERS.
.11 1'iehmuIh forthe erection of u Weeden
Inter-County Ilrldge eier Octemru creek, nt
Ress Fording, will be received at the County
Commissioners' Offices, Luncaster und West
Chester, until 13 o'clock neon, THURSDAY,
JULY D, 1M5. Propenuls will be opened III Lan
caster the following jlenduv. lir order of
COMMISSIONERS OK LANCASTER AND
CHESTER COUNTIES. Jelu-WAS-till-Jyl9
TjlAST END YARD.
C. J.SWARR&CO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
Orvica : Ne. i Centre Square. Reth yard and
ofllce connected with telephone uxchaiigu.
uprUlydMAF.U
llur-
HATS AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
Cle-lllL' Out without leuurd te Cost.
est hands and ethers can be suited In Shirts,
ranis, overalls ami noiieus, ai prices inai win
amply pay j ou te call and cxnudne beleiu you
buy.
HOSIERY A SPECIALTY,
Fer Ladles, Gunls and MIskcs. cheaper than
ecr. At IIECHTOLD'S,
Ne.BJ .North tjueen btreet.
49Slgn of the lilg Slecking.
PROI'OSA LS FOR COAU
PreiHwals for Ceal will be recelvtsl ut Ne.
21 West Chestnut street, until WEDNESDAY,
JULY IS, ls.nt!2 o'clock, neon, te furnish the
publla schools of this city with bard, broken,
egg, stete and nut, and Lykens Valley stevn
Ce.il, te be of the best quality, tree from dirt or
slate, nnd delivered In the cellars of the school
houses during the month or July, us directed by
the committee. The bids te cover all the coal
required for the entire year nbnut hi) tens or
inore. JOHN I. HARTMAN,
Chairman Committee, buildings and U rounds.
JyMtd
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT AVE,
hiuniK'l H. Myers, Jehn Gingrich and
Henry F, llartmau, commlislencrsof the county
of Lancaster, state of Pennsylvania, lue this
day examined Clarke's Patent Flru EscaM,
sold by O. It. Iletriuan A Ce., Hnrrlsbiirg, pa.,
and de heieby approve of sume, nud receui.
mend Its erection In uuy or nil buildings In
Ibis county requiring lire escapes, under Act of
.KRcniuiy, approved J una a, isre.
Witness our liand und seal this -d day of J illy,
BAM'LM. MYERS,
.lOHNCINORICH.
HENRY F. HARTMAN.
AttCSlS FllAKK (iRIKST,
Comuilsslencr's Clerk. J j 3 lw d
e
K IIALU
BIGGEST
-OF
Big Men's Suits I
If yn
heufdi
'our measure four feet mound bieasl.
shoulders or waist, you can get at Oak Hall
Am AUs-uoel MixKDSerruttlOOU.
Rkliaulu IlLUKSKiumSuiTaKlidO.
Fink Mixxn CABsiuKitKSurrat!l3.&0.
Emulisii Walkimi Ceat Suit, llama Qualitv,
15.00.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
8. E. Cen nik Sivtii and Markkt Streets,
. iIILAiilu-uia. JeiUfd
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN
TION. The Dcmoemey of the county of
Lancnster will meet In tholrseveral dtHtrlcts en
SATURDAY ufteruoen or evening, JULY l, at
places und between Leurs te be announced teu
days In advunce by handbill by thelr respective
committeemen, te elect thrceer ttve delegates te
tbe comity and district conventions, which will
be bold In the city et Lancaster, In the commit
tee rooms, thiitf fleer et Kepler's postetllce
building, en WEDNESDAY, JULY ii, and te
scleet ene person from each district for county
committeemen forthe ensiling your.
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Delegates from the city will meet at II) iu
in., te elect thrce delegates te the statu conven
tion. The Delegates from the Second ( Lewer ) Ills
ti let will meet at lu a. in., te elect three dele
gates. The Delegates from the Third (Upper) District
will meet ut 10i u. m , and oleet four delegates.
Tbe Delegates will meet lu County Conven
tion at 11 a, in., und nominate
(INK PEItSON for Recorder. v
ONE PERSON for County Solicitor.
TWO I'l'.UHONH fur Pi Neu IiiNiieiterx,
TWO PERSONS ter DlucMira of the Peer.
ONE l'ERSON for Director of the I'oer (two
years.)
ONE l'ERSON for Jury Commissioner.
W.U. 1IENUEL, Chairman.
J. II. I.ichtt, )
U.S. I'ATTxusetr, i Secretaries.
W. U. Obiie, )
V. It The special attention el all members of
tbe County Committee and officers of the Dele
gate elections Is called te tbe law governing
Primary Elections requiring ther caliera te be
ween. 4e,
ASTRiCH'8
Palace of EasMen,
13 EAST KING STREET,
WALLPAPER
DEPARTMENT.
A SPECIAL LOT OF
This Season's Patterns
Which w e w 111 cleae out during this w eek
Regardless of Cost.
THEY ARE READY TO-DAY.
And will beat prices that cuu'tbelp
but Interest you.
We liaMi none but experienced and reliable
mechanics nn our feice, and cm guarantee, all
our work lu every respect.
HEADQUARTERS
-FOR-
WINDOW and DOOR
SCREENS.
Scroen Deers, ... 81.25,
MADETO FIT YOUR DOOR.
Screen Windows, ... .40,
MADE TO FIT YOUR WINDOW.
Extension Screen Windows,
S CENTS.
LAROESIZE.
A Few With Solid Wire, Net Broken, 25c.
J. 11. Marl & Ce..
Cor. West Kiug and Prince Ste.
LANCASTER. PA.
F
POLITICAL.
IOR JUUY COMMISSIONER.
EDWARD AMRLER.
Of Drumoie township.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
county convention. mayiS-tfdAw
F
IOR JURY COMMISSIONER.
JEROME II. SIIULTZ.
of Ellzabclbtewn borough.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
county convention. d A w tld
-C10R JURY COMMISSIONER,
IIKNJAMIN HUlinit,
Of the Elgthh Ward, LmicaKter City,
biiejeci ie inu uucisieu 01
county convention.
the llcinocriitle
Jel-tfdAw
E
IOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
E. C. DILLKR,
Of Earl township, Lancaster county.
Subject te the ruleK or the Democratic puily.
luylO-atawM.WAStfdiw
WATCUJSS, JtO.
-fTTATCHES, OLOOKH AND JEWELRY.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JEWELRY, ut
LOUIS WEBER'S, Ne. 159 1-2 North Queen Street,
Opposite City Hetel, near Pa. R. R. Depot.
Correct time at neon dully from Washington,
!.(!. Wulcheaand Cleeka repaired, regulated
-.-..- - '.'.(..-..a
mm uuj U3ieii.
ll-ai-lyd
FIRST-CLASS HOARDING.
Together with the choice of looms en the
ftrat or second fleer. Surpassed by 110110 lu the
city. Cull en or addiexa,
NO. Vti NORTH QUEEN ST.
Table boardera accommodated. nc-lfd
G1 KOlta K U ENNETT PRACTICAL
r PLUM1IKR, STEAM AND 0A8 FITTER.
All orders promptly attended te. hathductlen
Kuumnteed. Werk dene at reasonable prices,
h NO. UI NORTH QUEEN STRKflT.
JunelT-Viud Lanuutei', Pit.
T EVAN'S FLOUR,
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Elegant Bread. Fer ale by Qroears
generally,
bevtax As Senw, Merchant Millers,
Ofllce i 17 HOKXU PKLCE ST. aprST-fcad.
-ON-
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1.
WE VtlLL OPEN
Tin:
or
LARUK3T INVOICE
CHOICE STRAW HATS
Ever received at ene time by any heuse In Lan
caster, The same were bought at a
GREAT SACRIFICE
Frem one of the large luijwittug houses lu
New Yerk. We will eiler tlnwi) batu te the pub
lie nt prices that w III asteulih everybody.
FIFTY DOZEN
Heugh and Ready Straw Hats,
In AllColerHnndCoodSbapcHlnorthSOc te 73c.)
nt only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a piece.
ONE HUNDRED DOZEN
MILAN HATS
In Geed Serviceable sb ipci (worth from 75c. te
tl.utiiut the Marvelleusly Lew Figure or
NINETEEN CENTS. j"
SEVENTY-FIVE DOZEN OP
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HATS,
(Ooed
for
value at 7.V, te $1 no), will be sold
TWENTY-ONE CENTS.
FIFTY DOZEN OF
Large White Seaside Hats,
bold everywhere at ife., for only EIGHTEEN
CENTS apiece.
FIFTY DOZEN WHITE and lILACh
Perpupine Seaside Hats
AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
ONE LOT OF
Heugh nutl Heady 1'oke Huts,
AT TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
WHITE AND 1ILACK
ROUGH JIXD BEADY STRAW HATS,
lu all new and dculnible shapes FORTY-NINE
CENTS.
Pearl Straw Hat,
AT FORTY-NINE CENTS.
HATS AND CAl'ti.
Tit eat r lTnucmeNsr ' "
DOWN 00 THE PRICES AT
STAUFFER&CO.'S.
Leading Manufacturing Hatters.
All our Linge Sleck- or FINE MACKINAW,
MANILLA, ENGLISH DUNSTA1ILE and CAN.
TON lilt All)
STRAW HATS
Te be aeld new, Regal dle of Celt. Alse, all
theSiiminerSl vies In
DERRY AND LIGHT CASSlMERE At Extraor
dinary Discounts.
Ilclng manufacturers, and buying direct finm
munuluctururs, we can close out the. remainder
of our bummer Stock at prices low ur than uuy
ether heuse In the city. Call and be convinced,
"W. D. STAHTEEER & CO,
(SIIULTZ A HROS.'OLI) STA.VD),
NO. 31 & 33 NORTH QTJEBN ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
FUlt BALIS Oil HUNT.
AtWivatk salUCJ TliBTiArjTiiKsr.
deuce of Ames S. Hendersen, deceuxed, ut
the northwest corner of East King und Aim
streets. ALLAN A. llKRli A CO.,
JuniVlwd lUS East King Street.
IJIOR HUNT.
3 Thrue Law Olllces ut Ne. 43 NORTH II UK E
STREET; and a basmcntU feet long, supplied
vrlth water und heat,
merae-tld U. FRANK ESHLEUAN.
IIITUOAK LUM11KR I'OR H.UAi.
Persons vtrantlng While Oak Lumber, cut
te order, tun be accommodated ut onee by cull
ing en the undersigned nt New l'levlduntn sta
tion. Alse, Ralls und Pests of idl kind. 'Ai)
colds ut Whltu Oak weed.
MeFALLS A IlltO.,
JcSSwd Siultuvllle P.O., Lane, Ce., Pa.
HAPPY THOUGHT AND
Tobaccos only Ha per plug, i
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRO,
bTOUE.
HKllKCtJA
P CIGAR
OAIilj AT
STORK
REIQART'H OLD WINE
-reit-
Llsten's Extract of Beef.
TIMWT IM TD WOKLD.
JbtehUihea, ma. u. K. blaymaker, Agt.
ftbl7-ua Me. W cut King St.
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