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TRYING AN. OLD DODGE.
AM iMPeaxxn wae uulb te iiuuheb
. ' TOR ALLEGED nOtiK.
A "Well Dreeed. Stranger ImUted en
Plnmblng nnd Clack Repair at
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Cetambl Retldencet-Ttre Accident!.
Beating Newt Notes About Town,
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Mtfater Correspondence of I mm Linmcin.
.Columbia, July 10. TUU morning a
Vtn'ltldl&aged man, qui te respectably tlroMed
tmi presenting a geed atldrcws carrying a
MBell grip-sack, stepped" at llie heuse of Mr.
kiM.T. Brttner, en Walnut direct, and nald
;fcht be had been sent thore te de some
Vumblng. The lady or the heuse, knowing
ytht snob, work nai net nceded, would net
rftttdmlttbe man. Thu next place he stepped
AJjS'ww at the heuse of Mrs. Stevenson, en AVal-
M-iHt "treet, abeve Bocenil. Tlie story be told
' w ihvre was te the effect that he bad been sent
's'tfcere te repair a clock. The occupants of the
i henae denied having any such artlcle that
needed attention. Falling te gain admittance
In this house be next stepped at the heuse of
A1 ,Mr. Cyrus Shertzer, a few doers abeve. He
,,, naked if any clocks In the heuse needed ro re
w"1 pairing, and was told that liU servlccs wcre
Y .? net remilred.
A man just passing remarked te a by
stander that, In bis opinion, the umn was an
Imposter and sneak thief, who desired te gain
admittance te houses for the puroseef on en
riching himself by the then of any articles
that he could secure upon bin person. Find
ing that all his efforts te gain nu ontrance te
the houses in this neighborhood wereln vain
he left for some ether parts.
Tird Accidents.
Jehn Klinefelter, the drlver of the Phila
delphia & Reading express delivery wagon
in Columbia, met with an accident thU morn
ing whlle engaged in " cutting hay for bis
horse. By some tnlsfortune his left band get
tee close te the knives in the liny -cutter and
in consequence had a portion of the index
finger of the left band cut oil'. The accident
will net cause Mr. Klinefelter te leso any
time from his work.
A young son of Leenard Bmlth, living
actum smu walnut streets, was playing
with seme of his companions of the park.
The boys had secured a large chaff bjgand
'were playing what they called circus. They
would try all sorts of gymnastic. fe.it en the
bag, but this young lacl while trying te imi
tate some acts that bis companions were trying
had the tnlsfortune te break bU cellar bone.
The family physician was called upon nnd
attended te the fracture.
Correctleu.
Injustice te Miss Lizzie Lutz, living at the
corner of Fifth and Cherry streets, it must
be published that she was net tbe party re
ferred te in the artlcle of July 8, concerning
the enticing of the young girl away from her
home in Ragtown.
Beating Nete.
As the residents of Columbia are com
mencing te appreciate te beautiful expanse- of
water that lies In front of the town, for the
past few years the number of beats for
use upon the river have been con
stantly increasing, and at present
we have a large number of row
and sail beats owned by various parties.
Whonever a breeze is blowing the river
can be seen filled with sail beats having oc
cupants enjoying the exhilarating pleasure
connected with such amusement.
The owners of row beats are also improv
ing tbe fine evenings we are new having by
taking pleasure trips upon the rlver and al
most overy evening a number of parties can
lie seen enjoying themselves by a rldoen the
river from tbe bridge te the dam.
Town Nete.
A 'valuable hersn belonging te Samuel
Campbell died last night. The horse had
been sick for the past few days. It was used
in the transfer bus anil was a faithful ani
mal. A dreve of cattle a,ssing through town
yesterday aitorneon stampeded from Heme
.faiiKeanu created quite an excltoment..Tney
ran through several streets and it, was w'.tju
difficulty that the mesv- could- net thcnV
quieted.
The emfteyes of the Columbia rolling mill
will bejsfld P-das4er the mouth of June.
oral C'err.WTbliUis left town this morn-
nir en tlie 10:10 tram ler AiuCairs retry
wuero.'thev will sneud the day In an enjoy
able way.
An orchestra will be formed by houie of tlie
members of Columbia Citizens' Land. It will
be composed of six mombers and the follow
ing instruments : Sole cornet, K ilat cornet,
alto, tenor, bar'tone and tuba.
The steam tug beat "Valley Ferge," of
Fhiladelphla,came down the canal yesterday
en its way home. The beat hat been out-
Jleved at WUliainspert, Pa., in tewiug tlui
randlafta across the river.
"Wru-lf man urn pnmurnd In rnmtrinir lhn
foundations at tbe Cookman chapel. Thu
Umbers are commencing te give wuy and
new ones are being put in their place.
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Ne. DM, has been repaired and
maue into ene of tbe latest style engines.
This engine Is tbe ene which foil off the bank
en the Columbia iV Pert Deposit railroad a
few months age.
The contract for papering the new parlor of
tbe Vigilant tire company has been awarded
le Harry C. Yeung, who has commenced
work en the room.
An athletic club has been formed by a
numboref colored men of Tew Hill. Spat
rlng will be one of the specialties.
Toe rim of the railway tiestal clerk will en
and after Monday, July 13, end at Quarry Quarry
vllle, Lancaster county, instead of at Colum
bia as it new is. This will Increase the dis
tance of tbe run about 11 miles.
NEAB AND AFAlt.
The Reading councilmen will visit
iamipert and Erle te learn something.
Will
Tbey may find out tee much.
Geerge Strayer, of Yerk, was drowned at
Trout Run Wednesday, in rreeence of his
wlfe, son and daughter.
The blackberry season is anpreachiug and
the Berks county nowspapershave trotted out
a wild man, " with a lace, half human and
half deg," who torrliles tbe woman around
Flourtown.
An Italian, "of the belter class," working
en the Vanderbllt read, near Leck Hat en, se
fascinated the "beautiful and accomplished"
Ml Stabley, of Wayne, that when he quit
work she Hed te Newark N. J., and In that
ioreign clime they wed.
II. M. Capp, treasurer of tbe West Loba Leba
non rolling mill company, has Just returned
from Washington, where he socured from
the government a contract for 30,000 feet of
chains. This line erder will carry the works
,ever the summer months, usually u dull
period lu the business.
The barn of Henry Loed, between Durlach
and Mount Airy, in Clay tewushlp, was
totally destroyed by lire mi Monday nfter nfter nfter
uoen. Three calves, two hogs, this year's
crop or hay consisting eril or 1& leads, a new
farm wagon and all tlie farming Implements
were dostreyod. Twe hen.es, a few cattle,
'nnd three hogs were rescued from the burn
ing bulldmg. Less, fJ,NX) ; insurance, fTOO.
One et the most singularly sudden nnd
destructive storms that ever visited Harris
burg, put In nu nppoarauce Thursday after after after
noeu. Trees were blown and uprooted. The
unfinished belfry en the United Brethren
church was blown off, and the brick crashed
through a stable. Anether stable, was over
turned completely, and n tmrt or tbe fence
enclosing the base ball grounds was carried
away.
Among the graduates In the elementary
course at the West Chester Nermal school
this week were Jacob R. Jehns, of Roln Reln Roln
held's, and David L Lichty, or Goedvillo,
this county. Lichty was pre Ident or class
day exerclses and spoke at commencement
en "Early Training"; Jehns ha! the last ora
tion of the day nud his subject wns "A Na Na
teon's Ramparts," by which he meant school
houses.
' Harry M. Weaver, or Terre Hill, was
, horse-rakiiig hay, when part or the harness
brokeand his bone becoming frightened ran
away. Mr. Weaver was thrown under the
rake and rolled about Terty yards into a ditch
where tbe teeth or the rnke passed ever his
body, ene eftbeni catching in his mouth and
tearing u iMiuriil gash into bis right iboek,
nuelber entered ene of hlsneilrlW and tore
it iu a IcarKil manner.
A Bad Deg.
Geerge Stalus, w he was badly bitten in the
Iiund by u deg owned by Frederick Auxer, a
few day age, has brought suit against Auxer,
before Alderman Deen. charging him with
.kesplng a vicious deg. A large number of
Witnesses lmve been subpoenaed, all of whom
-have been bltteu by tbe deg. Thu animal
seem 9 te bear u very bad reputation.
I'ira lu 8hariuliurir.
Six buildings en Main street, together with
temiW ; juaurtutcg mubIL'
TUB DBAJH RECORD.
Daniel Araalreng round Dead In New Hol Hel
land Owen M. lllllece' Death.
Daniel Armstrong, a bachelor aged 74
years, was found dead In bed at the Sty or
heuse, New Helland, where he was a boarder,
this morning. Ue was In his usual health
last evening und this morning when
called he did net answer. Investigation
showed that he was dead. Deceased was nil
old railroader and wns employed en the
Pennsylvania railroad as flagman, brakemau,
4c., for many years. Fer sovetal ycats he
ran Individual cars for parties nt Gorden
vllle. Hlnce the New Helland read was
built he has had charge of the engines at
New Helland. He was u brother of Baniuel
Armstrong, tbe well known railroad watch
man who is stationed at tlie Prlncostreet
crossing, this city. Deceased was stibjecl te
heart dlsease,aniitbat was probably tbe ranse
of his death. The coroner has been notified
te held nu lnquesl,
Death et Owen M. tillllece.
Owen M. Olllloce, youngest son of James
Gllllcce, of Philadelphia, and brether of Mrs.
It. A. Malene, of this city, dled at nls
residonceNo. 2,151 Park nveniie, I'htladel-
Bbla, nn Wednesday evcnlng nt 10 o'clock.
le had been ill for about two weeks and his
malady took an unfavorable turn en Monday
from which time he sank steadily until
death ensued. Tbe doceasod was about 40
years of age and was a well known contractor.
no lent vaiuauie assistance ui nis urouier-iu-law,
It. A. Malene, attbotlmeoftho construc
tion of tlie Hart Creek sewer In Philadelphia,
and was engaged In many important railroad
contracts. Ills last work was en tbe Balti
more A Ohie new line atClayment, Del.,
which be llnlshed about four months age.
He was a man of energy and kindliness and
bis deatli will be much rcgretted by these
who knew and appreciated bis character.
The deceased lcavosHurvlviuglilinawlfeand
two children. Ills funeral will take plnce
from his Inte residence en Saturday morning
at 8 o'clock with selemn requiem mass at St.
Aune's Catholic church.
two shout nenius.
Mr. William Matthews olepod from the
soutbern part of Comanche county, Texas,
with the wire or Mr. James Secrist, a repu
table farmer.
Mrs. Secrlat oinilted le take with her a
sufliclcnt wardrobe
Mr. Matthews went back le the Secrist
mansion for the clothes.
Mr. Secrist met Matthews at tbe house.aud
when requestcd te get tbe articles desired,
Mr. Secrist entered tbe home apparently te
comply.
He seen appeared at the deer with a Win Win Win
chosterrillo, shot Mr. Matthews dead from his
horse, und, after firing two mere bullets Inte
tbe prostrate body, mounted the horse and
Hed.
Mr. Secrist has net yet been apprehended.
Cbai AVilllams, of unpreposfesslng uppcar uppcar
anceand armed with a pistol, went up and
down the highways of Highland Heme, S.
C, stealing locks of hair from attraclhe
young women, vi ct armi.
A young lady of the neighborhood was
recently awakened In her bed by tlie rude
assault or an invader.
She hci named ; he fled.
His fugitive tracks measured evenly with
Williams' feeU
They get him ; they shot him.
When Williams' vallse was examined four
locks nf hair from tbe heads or white women
were found in it.
A Quiiie et La n Tennis.
Yesterday a lawn tennis team, consisting of
G. Dawsen Celeman, of Lebanon, and Charles
Bodlne, of Philadelphia, and another of Ress
Ilshicmau and Will II. Brinten, of this city,
played an exhibition gam e at McG rami's park
In the prosenco or a goed-sl7ed audlcnce.
The Lancaster boys weie defeatcd by tbe
score or 3 te 1.
The llrst and second series wero lest te
Ijincaster by a score or fl games te 4 j tbe
third was gained by i te 4, and tbe fourth
lest by 6 te 5, thus giving visitors the neces
sary three out et live. The kuiiie was
marked by brilliant playing en the part or
.Messrs. iiouine aim iirinien, nut as mu
former is uet a member of the Lebanon club
the game did net count as a match game ler
the championship. Mr. Bodine is n momber
of the Merriam club, Philadelphia, which
took second rrlze In that city this year.
Three Violent Death at Krte.
William V. Relfel n young business man of
Krie, took a rowboat en Thursday, and, pul
ling out about twenty miles, cemmitted sui
cide by lumping into the lake.
Miss Lizzie Wagener, a young society lady,
w bile passing a crowd of boys, had a package
of firo-crackera thrown under her feet in
sport They exploded, llred her skirts and
burned her se badly that she died in great
agony.
Mrs. Harriet Lewi-, whlle passing along
the read at State Line, was attacked by a
bull which a farmer was driving, and was
se terribly gored and trampled that she
died.
Uam Rurned Near Itoj'ertenn.
A barn, fifty by eighty feet ar.d contents,
ou the farm of Benjamin Mesor, about half a
mile west of Gilbertsvllle, Berks county, was
totally destroyed by fire Just before neon
en Thursday. Charles, a son of Mr. Mesor,
was the tenant residing en the place. Hew
the lire originated is a inysten. Thirls the
second time tlie barn was burned down. Isaac
Bickel, of Mlllersville, owned a mill en this
farm when tbe first lire occurred, which was
iweniy-tnree years age.
ATenged Their Wrongs.
Night before last Misses Lucy and Amile
Bewman, daughters of a well-known citizen
or Lincoln county, W. Va., doceyod a young
man named Ress Hammend, who, it is
alleged, had accomplished the ruin or both
girls, into the weeds near Hamlin, beat him
into insensibility with clubs, tarred and
feathered him, leaving him te his fata He
was round yesterday morning almost dead
with ene eye put out.
rmecuted for KaUUriilnj;.
Bofero Aldermau Spurrler suit has been
entered against Miller Fralm, Benjamm
Hlrshnnd P. Coenet, charging them with
violating the city ordinance by driving at a
tee iiign rate ei spoon, thesu young men
nre alleged te have been racing en East King
strcet Tuesday evening, wben the collision
between the teams of Krai in and Uirsh took
place and the horse of the latter get away.
FUblng ter Snapper.
Win. M. Deen, Henry T. Yackley and
eca w. Aimer reiurneu ic-uay irein a
heveral, days trip te Cumberland and l'erry
counties, where they bave been fishing for
snapping turtles, i iiey uau great juck, and
brought back with them f3 snappers. Kome
nf them arfl el geed hIzc, and thore nre three
iu tbe let that will nggrcgate 100 ikjuihIs in
weight.
Heard and Commuted.
Charles Redan, who cemmitted an uu-
iiroveked assault nnd battery ou Jacob
Overbart en July -1th, by striking him ou
the head with a poker, wns given a hearing
by Alderman Barr last evening. Tlie alder-
man cemmitted him In detault of bail for
thirty days for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct.
Hearing Walled.
Frank l'yle, the six-year-old seu of Allen
Pyle, appeared at Alderman Kordney's oillce
last evenlug en a charge or malicious mis
chief preferred by Hr.rry' Beck. After ene
witness had been oxamiued counsel for l'yle
waived a hearing and entered ball for trial nt
the August court.
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Patriotic Order Sen of America,
On Saturday evcnlng July It, District
President William H. Wehr, of camp "7,
Patriotic Order Sens or America, 'will in in
Mltute a camp at Ephrata. He will be ac
companied te Ephrala by a number of tbe
members of the order in this city.
Adjournment of Vleivers.
vlowers appointed by the court te
Tlie
assess damages caused by the proposed
opening of Franklin ami Christian slreeta,
met this morning. C. J, Rbeads, ene of tbe
viewers, is at Chicago, and the remaining
viewers adjourned until next week.
Kale or Ht-Ml Ktute.
Allan A. Herr & Ce., real estate agents,
sold te Jehn I'. Wolf cigar manufacturer, n
two Jstery brick dwelling Ne, 12J Nevln
street, property of Isaae Burten.
Letter Held.
A loiter addressed le the Cecil County
Tretting association, uecil county, Maryland,
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is heiu at the Lancaster jioateluai for better
iiiiwuuiia.
Arrived Otad and Went Away Mad.
Yesterday afternoon a couple residing itt
the country, came te this city for the pur
pose of being united in marriage. Whits in
this city mid before the ceremony, they had
a violent quarrel. The young man became
very angry and said tbe young girl could go
her way nud he would go bis. without bo be
ing married be purchased n ticket ler the
West and left en the Fast Line.
I'lciilca nt l'enrjn 1'ark.
The Sunday school of St. Jehn's Kplscepal
church is plcnlclng nt Penryn Park te-day.
Over 400 poeplo left en the morning train,
nnd riulte n number left en ether trains dur
ing the day.
The ureiitulM at I'enrvn have been cueaucd
by plcula pirtici ter everyday until the llrst
Ol All,
ngust.
a ,Yuir .srerr.
IIeit lit Cook III Summer Without Making
lire In the Itnnge.
Mr. Page, e! Philadelphia, is new in Lan
caster Introducing "the Kconetny Ktuuiing Ktuuiing Ktuuiing
woed cook steve." It Is a novel apparatus,
nnd is Intended te k-ive fuel, tumble, and tbe
discomforts of a steady lire and het steve In
the summer, when a llltle fire and brief time
will sulllce for cooking. It is easily fitled en
nn ordinary steve or rauge,tosecure the drnft,
and thou with n pennyworth of klndliiiK
weed a II re can be instantly built that will
Ixiit water, mnke ceffee, cook eggs, broil
meat, heat Irons and perform nil the func
tions of nu ordinary slove and meet tbe
usual wants nf the kltehen, in ten minutes
after the tire Is lighted. As tbe slze witli two
plates costs only 2; tlie tbroe-plato slze ft;
and a plpe attachment for out-deer nud
camping purines costs only $1 extra, the in
vention seems te meet the demands or utility,
convenience and economy and really " fills
a long lelt want." We haw It operated tills
morning, and In about twenty minutes from
tbe lighting of tbe tire hard boiled eggs,
hash geed hash, tee, and prima collce
wero sorved ler four; whlle u bed or
weed coals was loll that would lmve been
" porfectly elegant" te broil n steak.
Telephone Connection.
Leng & P.ivlcben, beet nnd fcheu tietinr. Ne. 51
Went Clientnut sliret, are connected ultli tliu
telephone exchange.
Combined Kxrnralen.
llie (letunld Chapel and St. Jehn's l.iillninin
Sunday ethoel excursion te l'enryn park will
leave the upper Heading depot ntO 17a. in. ,. Inly
13. llisUctft brought lothe church or chqiel by
0 o'clock ii, in , .Monday, will bu taken le the
train.
Wonder Nnier Ceme
And thn nchleieinenl of Jeseph Ilerguuiin
beat them all. Hee thu wonderful ctty nl 11
Eat King (trrct the climax or automatic ln ln
ventlenH. Cientlve Junius, coupled with pcr
alsteul Industry and Incalculable patience, hit
astonished tlie world wlthtls masterly centiibu
ttonte tli Held of nclcntlne incchnnlxm. It ir
celvcs the unfeigned praUes of all elates
throughout the entire world. ltd
in: A iii.i.
Blavkaker. In this city, en July . 1M, Mrs.
Jatiehlay maker, widow of the late Jusperfelay
maker, formerly ini'niber of the l.ancater liar,
In the h'.lli jcaref heruge.
Funeral from St. James' Eplscujial church oil
Saturday afternoon nt 3 o'clock. Interment at
Lancaster i emutery. 2td
UiLllrrB Iu l'hlladelplila, en tlie Hh hint.,
0rn (illllcce, tiruthei e' Mrs Ktchard Malene,
of this city, alter n bert lllneks.
I'unenil will tnke plnce from hU lale home,
Ne. I,IM Paik avenue, en fcaturday morning ut
8 o'clock.
SArienn. In llairhihiirg, en thelithiiiM , Pant
Cllllen, liifunt heii of Harry 1' and Katie M.
hey ford, aged 7 week.
Funeral Friday afternoon nt 5 o'clock. Itela
tiniH and friends invited te attend without
further notice.
XAUKKTS.
rtilUdelplita 1'rediire Market,
PHlLAUELruiA.July in. The demand for Fleur
wiw dull und prices laiered buyer.
Minnesota bakers' nt tiff. ; l'ennnvlvaiilii
fimlly ut ll -a ; iUT de tl Hjg. j
Piiteuta ut .MJ' W).
Ilyu lluur viit iiueted at 13 73 per barrel ler
choice.
Feed mis ulct but firm, with light supplies.
8alcs or Western Winter llruu, ut tit IfiftU ii
per ten.
At the 1 p. in. call TIimii- wanhld for Wheat
tre bid Teiy uly jUSe ler Aug.; IM.rc fei Sept.;
1 uejf for Oct.
Cern fli-Jie for July j Me (or Aul'.; .Me for
Scpt.iSI'Jofer Oct.
OatB-3tie. bid for July; Vf,i Auz. sSloler
Sept.; 31c, for OU.
Kerr Yerk I'reiluce .llaiktu
Nsw Yekk, July 10. Fleur market dull and
price uieunclianccd ; Fine, nt I- teQi ';
superflna, ISCUlrfl 0-)i Common te Fancy Kx
tra Ohie, f-uqi euj Ooed te Chelee Kxtra
Western, fl.'iS 75: .Mlnncneui, t-l tn1 91.
neni .. s ueu, i uiier, Jiuy, 'J'KO ; aiii;.,
SlOA.'C! ,Scllt..l lll..
Cern .Se. 2 Mixed
Auir . .Wie i Kent . SlUc.
nuts KO.a iiixcu, i',c ler. I uly 1 3iv4e ler Aug.
Itye ueinlniil.
Itarley dull.
Perk dull ; Meis, 111 WdU .
I4ird W7V, Alls i mvi. hept.
Molasses ijulct ; -.'le. ferM-tcst Culm.
Turpentine quiet but steady at Slic
Petroleum dull t tullned In cases, uWftlOVc.
Itestn dull at tl-.iilil WJ rer strained te jioed.
Ilutter Hteady j eatern Imitation Creamery,
llw,
Cneosetlriu ; Western Flat. MiQiiW
Eggs steady ; Western, UQlXa ; bt
He.
btate, V,id
lllce quiet.
Hugur dull ; Kenned Cutle.if and Crushed
W'i' Oranulatisl, iie.
liiflew nominal j prlinn'clly, WfQ5 5 ir,e.
Freights neiiilual ; Oraln te Liverpool lijf.
ColTeo steady : fair rurgeeH, 85c.
Hay steady j Ne. 1 Timethy, WvfOe.
Clilcace Produce Market.
CmcAoe, July 9,9-sea. in. Maikct eiiened:
c.
Ijud A lig.. HI M : Sent.. . nv
ltlbs Aug., $.1 3-i ; Sept., S te.
CLOB1SO.
1:0(1 p. i. The market for grain was dead and
fcutiuclen. Iluctuates Inslda of kc. nud that
only en n heat, Clmlngnt about the llurcaef
nu previous uny. ueiiunei eleven coxes OI yel
low lever lu New Oilcans, later In the session
boomed Previsions, Mess Perk closed 17Kc;
Lard lUeaud ltlbs ten cents higher than yesfcr
dav. Wheat July, Wife; Aug., &iu ; bept., IkiVc ;
( let,, fije.
CernJuly, tijijej Aug., 7ej Sept., tdjic:
Oct., alie.
Oats July, 31?ie; Aug., ae ; Heut,, itt'rc ;
Oct., SiX'-
i-erit -iuiy, iw wi -"gi iei: ceni,.
10 13K; Oct., 110(3,
J.aru . Jiuy, vi
ta (7U : Oct.. Hi 7A.
Ml; Aug., W tiVA; Sept.,
- ... .' . . .
Ill Da Jiuy, j.) ;s ;
uc.,yi37Xi Sept., fJISs
Oct., 53.
Live mock t'rlcen.
CuiOAan. Cattle ItecclplH, 8,tl lieud; ship
menu), 2,500 head i mumet steady t grasseis
weak : shlplilug ulcers, l.S5ftQI,.VO t,n, 3 7'fl'll 15;
1,'Joeiji.KO t., h HKfJUl; u50QI,a0 US., tl IIOQ
530; Hterkcrs ami lecders, J eiai40; cows,
bulls and mixed, ii uegi nO; Tuxiiusut tl 75
04 S3.
Hogs ltccclpts, 18,C() head : shlpnients, 3,000;
market Hun ; rough and lulled, fjbefl I ei); pack
ing and shipping, t V0 UX; light Heights,
l uiai an s skips, f l euQij 75.
bbeep ltccclpts, l,50u head; uhlpuicnU, 1,!00;
market steady : natives, ti OOQia; Texans,
tl O0Q3 40.
Kast Lidkrtt C.illle There Mas nothing
doing lu cattle tedays pi line, $3 0000 00; fair
le goed,3uo5&o;eouimoii, teM5 00; receipts
171 head; slilpmcnts 1,'i'il head ; Hlilpniunta yes
terday te .New Vel k, none
Hogs Hteady and ilriu; Phlhtdelphtas, fl it
4 50; Yorkers. $1 40fl Ml; lecelpls, 5oe head ;
shipments, 1,700 head ; shipments yesterday te
New Yeik, 4 cat leads.
Sheep dull and loner than yesteiday; re
ceipts, 1,'MI bead ; shipments, -.',b0.) head.
fileiK Markets.
Quotations by Iteed, McUruun &, Ce., lUukeru,
Luucastur, t'a.
II a.m. Mm. 3 p.m.
Missouri Puclfle ,.. ....
Michigan Central
New lerk Central s;j' ku nh'
New Jersey Ceutnil 31U? Mil 3
Ohie Central ....
llel.. Lack. A Western uHi 01'i Dili
lienver i, ItloUniude 4;' .... 4i
Krle lit' w( 1(4J
Kansas A Texas isi Mi m,
fjikeSheiv h7)J fj.( 3!!j
Chicago N. V common, yjig w2 tttj?
N. N. Onl. A Western .! ..'" ..,.
St. Paul Oinihii
Pacific Mall 4;;' 41U 47K
Itocheitcr.VPItuihiirg ..;. 'JJ?
8L Paul , 731; 73 - 73
Texas Pacific u u l
I'ulen 1'aeinc jlj; M 5lVJ
Wabash Common 4
Wubush 1'ieieried , t
Western Union Telegraph.. dl (djf tilli
l.oulavllle ANashvlile...... MJi 35k JeJ
N. Y., Chi. A St L, .! ...T ..."
Lehigh Vulley... 57Ji .... B7S
Lehigh Navigation,
Pennsylvania lMi 4S4' 4'v
!Wi"?'.".VY 7'' J 7"
P. T. A iluirule .... ....
Northern l'acltte Common 17 .... 17K
Northern Vacltle l'ref 4W ... 40-J
Hestenvllle , M; A"J
Philadelphia A Krle lu lti(?
Northern Central ,. ....
Ccntiiil Trensp., ,
Canada Southern..,,..,,.... 31 .... 31)i
till. ... ...... .,...,,,,,..,, U3 tuil ...
i'cepIa'iFtusbuuictjr,,. (.,,. ,,,, jg)j ,.,,
Cern August, liijje ;8epu tnji j Oct.,
irilin JUK 'V4"
i-erK .uif.,iu euj seiiniiii; OttJlU
SEW AnriSTJUEMKHIl
T A KING POWDER.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholcseniciicss. Moie eco
nomical than thu ordinary kludu, nnd cannot be
sold In competition With tlie multitude et low
test, Nhert weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Until only In rout. llerAL IUkinci l'ewmtn Ce.,
IJ Wall Btreet, New Yerk. inay-T-lydftw
TTAI'1V THOUGHT AND REBECCA
XI. Tobaccos only Sorter plug, nt
HAUTMAN'S Yl
i;i,i.uw ruu.
iLLOW Kill
INT CIOAK
STOKK.
BAVARIAN CABBAGE AND BIO'S
Feet with Wlue Sniice for Lunch at HIS
MAHCK'S tenlglil.
ALKX. tlKOrtOK (Itlsmarek),
lid 'Hi Enet King Street.
-WANTED. A YOUNO MARRIED
TT Ionian wants sewing work of any kind.
te be done at her home,
AenlvitL
ltd
Ne. UN KAhTNKW STKEBT.
rANTED.-A YOUNG MAN WANTS
Tr a situation te de light work of any kind ;
Is Milling te make himself generally useful
Can give I he best et recommendations. Apply
ut Ne. 139 Last New street, ltd
CI EORGE iJENNETT I'RACTlCAIi
T PLUMIIKK.bTKAM AND HAS FITTKU.
All outers promptly attended te. Hitlsfactlen
guaranteed. Werk done at reasonable prices.
NO. 433NOinilgUEKNSTIlKLT.
Jiinel"-3md Lancaster, Pa.
liriTHOUT EXCEITION, THE BEST
yy Cigars In the town, two ler 5c, at.
HAUTMAN'S
YKLLOW
FIXONT CSOAU
BTOUK.
Cil'ECIAli NOTICE THE 51EMBERS OE
O Company K, ISid Ueglment, V. V aie re
quested te meet at the Assembly H 00111 of Kugene
llaiier's Hetel, en Saturday evening nt (j o'clock.
llv outer et
ltd IlKXTKit WHITE, Cem. Fcrg'l
6 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN 1
Ladles' Large Sun Wats, I5c.( fermeily 33c;
Ladles' Untrlmmed Hats, ll.ue. silks, Latins,
Velvets, FleHers, Feathers and Itlhboiisatoue Itlhbeiisatoue Itlhboiisateue
thl id tlielr value.
A. IlllthirS 11A7.AAII OF FASHION,
Nes. r und H North ijueeu Street.
Parasols and Sun Shades at J out own ptlce. It
TjlAHT END YARD.
C. J. SWARR&CO.
GOAL.
KINDLING WOOD.
Orrica: Ne. 20 Ccntrn Square. Ilelh yard and
ofltce connected with telephone exchange.
nprl3 lydMAF.lt
T EVAN'S FIX)U1L
LEAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Klegaut Ulead. Fer sale by Ulecers
generally.
Levan & Sens, MorebautMlllors,
Oillce: 17NOIITH 1'KINCKnT. apr.7md
CAEIi AT
bTOUE
RE1GARTS OED WINE
-FOR
Listen's Extract of Beef.
riKKST IU TUX WORJ.P.
KstablUhed, 1785. II. E. SLAYMAKKIt, Agt
lebn-ttd Ne. 20 Kast King bt.
M
ENNKRCHOR UARDKN.
CONCERT THIS EVENING
Ily a Full I!rats Hand.
TO-MORROW EVENING,
Concert by tlie Adaiiislewn Hand of .2 Pieces.
ltd HK.VUY DOEUIt, Pioprleler.
rpiIK MANSION.
THE "MANSION."
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
The Leading and Largest Hetel. Fairly loca
ted, elegantly furnished and liberally managed.
Electric bells, lights, und ull modem improve
meat", tioed eichcstru.
OHAS.
McQLADB,
Proprietor.
Jy7Jmd
G
HAND CONCERT
Knapp's Summer Garden,
Ebt Kike SreriT,
ONSATURDAY EVENING
Mcate riT tiik 11a v a maw IUmi.
:id'
w
OYS ANDGIRIA YOUNQ EADIES
Ann
GENTLEMEN.
Class for Instruction lu Penmanship will be
ercanlii'd MONDAY, J ULY 13.
Cull and Kziimlnu bpecluicng of Improvc Imprevc
nieut. Full Inlormallen ut Uoeius of thoLANCAS theLANCAS
TEU COMMEUCIAL COLLEOE.Nu. 10J East
King Street.
II. C. WEIDLEU,
JyO-lwdil Principal.
TMtOrOSALS tHTREBT WORK.
X Scaled proposals for the following work
will be reeel
iveu u
it tlie Street Committee up te
Jnlv 20. lfti.'
20, lftiS, nt 7 o'clock p. in. Proposals te be
addressed te " htreet Committee," and deposited
In street box at SmclU's giecciy, corner, North
IJueen and Lemen strrcts :
Fer piking Seuth Huka street iiomVtne te
Ueruiun.
Fer piking West Chestnut street from Mul
berry te Charlette.
Fer piking North Lime street from Walnut le
Lemen.
Fer piking West Jnuics street from Mulberry
te Chariet te.
Fer tw e-toot sowcren Shippeu street from Ann
le sewer 011 Orange street, und two Inlets.
Fer grading of Luiucl street hel con 111 jhimd
lliittonweod.
The committee lcscrve tlie right te reject any
or nil bids.
Plans and specification ran be seen nt the eftlcw
of Allan A. llerr, city regulator, ins East, King
sticct. Ily order of
bTllKKT COMMITTER.
Attest t Euwi S. Smkltz, Clerk.
Jlyii,ll,15,ts
CHARTER NOTICE
Netice Is heicby given thai an application
or ceitltlcutn of organization subscribed by
Jeseph F. Winner, F. II. Jlraucman. Jehn l.
Sklles, S. S. MartluundC. Cooper, will be pre
he nt cd te IbeUovcruurefthoSiutuof Pennsyivu
11U1, under tlie Act of Assemby of the Com Cem Com
lnenwcalth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act
le Provide for the Incorporation and regula
tion el certain corporations," approved A pi 11 ),
1H7I, and the supplement thnrote, en Monday, the
third day of August, A. 1)., 1883, for the chaiter of
un Intended corporation tobe called "The lllrd-in-Hand
Tumplke Company," the character and
object whereof Is te construct and maintain a
tumplke read and bridges In connection there
with, lrem the terminus or the Hrldgepert A
Horseshoe turnpike, in East Lampeter township,
Lancaster county, te the township line between
Kast Lampeter and Leaceek townships, near
thn village of lllrd-ln-Uaud, en the bed of the
old Lancaster nud Philadelphia read, between
said points, a distance) et'utxmt three und a-half
miles, in tbe county of Lancaster, and for these
purposes te have, possess and enjoy ull thn
ilghtx. benefits und privileges ceutctTcd by suld
Act or Assembly nnd Us supplements.
JyltKJtdlfA3tw
s
AINT-HAl'HAEL WINE,
INFORMATION.
The Salnt-Kaphael Wlne has a delicious flaveur
and Is drunk
iiuk in trie pinicipai cmesei iiussia"
Ninth and Seuth America, Ureut
tlermanv,
Itrltain, India, and se en,
uiinuuny
la Nuftlclent proof of Its stablllly und
tuvlnu newers
lowers,, while for tna real onnnelsi
isseur
there Is ua wine that can
be
considered IU
superior.
-TheSalnt-Itaphael Wine Company, Valence,
Department of the Dreme (France.)
H.
E. SLAYMAKER,
118-tid
JTEfT Ant'EHTIKEMEHTB.
RELICS OF A
Cnmnnl-ed wit
DEAD INDUSTRY.-.
with I)cii(m Cnpclne l'emun
Piasters idl crude und uiiMitlsfucteiy,
1'Ilt.OlU
ents.
fTUIE BEST
X the City, at
UAUIUAN'S
6e HAVANA CIGAR IN
YELLOW FItONT ClOAU
BTOUK.
CLARKE'S TEA STORE BEST GOODS
nud Honest Prices. Ornuulntcd Sugar, Te.
white"A.,"cc. coffee, 120 te avs v . Van
Bvrun. lOuWnt.
uennan soap, 30 fl bar, i-aun-
dry Htarcli, 5e V It..
Telciiliniie.
CLA
llHK'HTKA BTOUK,
38 West King Htreet.
FIRST-CLASS HOARDING.
Together with the choice or looms en the
first or second lloer. Suipasned by none lu the
city. Call en eriidilresa,
NO. 4W NOKTII (JUEK.V ST.
Tabic boarders accommodated. aO-ttd
pEMESlllER THE OLD STANDARD
KOItltKll'S WILD CHKBIIY TOXIC
Ter Weakness, General DchlUly, Dyspepsia,
Hummer complaint, etc.
ItOIIHKl.'SLIQUOIt BTOUK,
api'.'-lydlt Ue. tl Centra Siiuare,
w
ORE WANTED BY A MIDDLE
aired man verv need v. I'eeuln In ml.
vate residences vt he have any w erk te de Shout
the heuse or yard would de well by giving It te
him, us he stands sadly In uccdunil subsistence.
Fair and square dealings and llve andlrlllie
are bis prliictplcH. liiqiilm nt Ne. '.'iSSotith '.'iSSetith
west comer Hlilppen ami Onuiga Ml cctf, Lan
caster, Pa. 11
w
ANTED.
A Yeung Mini about Seventeen Years el
te learn the
Age
DRUG BUSINESS,
Addicssln Onn Uaiul-niltlng,
"DUOliGIST,"
Jj'J'it ItiTELMUMicKR Orrics
H
T WEATHER CLOTHING.
llel WcAr Cletliii,
THE LAHflLST VAItlETY AND MOST COM
PLETE STOCK l.V THE CITY AT VKKY
ATTKACTIVK l'UICES.
New Styles ltcccirhig Dully.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
SeutiiEHT Council Sixth ami Mahuet Stiieitr,
PiiiLincLrim. laU-llti
A NOTUER
&UE1T
REDUOTIOIT
in tin: PKICE OF
BOOTS and SHOES.
l,ll'alref Ladles' Lew cut
OPERA SLIPPERS
Formerly sold at f l.oe nnd (1.25, icduu d te "m.
a air.
2,0111) Pair of Men's
Congress, Lace & Butten Shoes,
l'ernicily sold at tiSO, duced te 1.imi.
MEN'S
Base Ball Shoes
l.oe a Pair.
Beys' and Ladies' Shoes
AT KEDUCEI) PUICES.
JOHN HIEMENZ,
Ne. 61 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
INO.U1KE11 llUILIHNr,.
HTRICH IJI10T1IER.S.
Great Special
BARGAIN SALE
-OF
CHILDREN'S
rn
milled Straw Hats
-AT
ASTRICH'S
Palace of Fashion,
13 BAST KING STREET,
About One Hundicd Dezen Asseitcd Hats, all
geed, desirable st) les, thleh we have been sell
ing successfully In season at from a Dellar te a
Dellar and a half 11 piece
Will Be Slaughtered
ATTHE I'NllOUM PltlCE OF
TWENTY-HM OEMS
APIECE.
We bought them fieni oneel thehugcsl manu
facturers lu .New Yui k til tin enormous saei I flee,
1th the Intention of gl lug
Te Our Customers
A SPLENDID BARGAIN.
Such as They Never (let Before.
Come and convince yourself Hint they
are i hat we advertise them te be
1 tally
REMEMBER,
HATSTlint Are Werth Frem a Dellar
(0 11 Dellar mill ii'llairApicce
-FOR ONLY
Twenty - Nine Cents,
AT
ASTRICH'S,
Ne. 1 3 East King Street,
LANOASTKH, l'A,
MBW AnrEnilSEMENTS.
ocheoLtax for ista"
Th diipllente Is In the hands of the ttcasurcr.
Three per cent, off rer prompt payment,
W. O. M Albll ALL, Trcusiirrr,
. , Ne. U Centre bunare.
MTT Ofllre hours lrem 9 a, tu. te I p. la.
juiiell-tfdll
HOUSES, HORSES, WAGONS, 1IAR.
neM nnd goods of alt kinds sold en small
commission by
J. ItOSENFlELD&CO.,
CoMJiifeies Mkrciiakts,
Ne. 7 West Ornnge Street, Lancaster, Pa.
Alse oftlce of Peeples' Mutual Llve Stock lu.
siinmcc Company. jij-7 em
rillllS IS TO CERTIFY
THAT WE,
lllnarlcti nud
X Samuel M. Myers, Jehn
Henry F. Hartinan,enmnilsslencrsnf thu count
ity
hfs
of Lancaster, slate of Pcunsylviiiila, Ilive t
insYivunia. navu tin
uay cxamineu ciarke s rnteni
a 1'iiieni i-ini Ksrsitie.
Patent Flre Kscnne,
Mifdbyll, It. IterTinati Sc Ce., llnrrlsburg, l'a.,
nnd de hereby approve of same, nnd lccoin lccein
mend ltd erection In nny or nil buildings In
this county requiring tlie escapes, under Act Of
Assembly, approved June. 1, ll-fl.
Witness our hand uud seal this 2d day of J uly,
1853. '
HAM'LM.MYEItS,
.KlilN (JI.NOItlCII.
HENItY F, HAIITMAN.
Attcjlt Fnxnn CnicsT,
Commtsslenci's Clcik. JjS ld
R INDUCTION IX CUSTOM. MADE
Clothing, A well-made. Elegant trimmed
and perfect lilting llusliicss Hull for tie 00. A
geed English Corkscrew Worsted Butt, flat
raided. In one, two. Unco or four-button cutii.
way, for 2S.UU. A handsome check Cansiiuere
Suit for W.U0. An elegant Scrge Suit, In black,
blue, drub or brown, for tl.W. Finn English
Striped or Check Pantaloons lrem t-VWup. lie lie
memees, nil work Is strictly first-class. Every
gurme.'t wnrrnuled te b ir presented. A
geed ill, wclbmade and nlcci trimmed. The
largest assortment of patterns In this city.
A. II. UOSENSTKIN,
tnll-CllldU 37 North yuceil street.
G
UEATREDl'CTIOX IN PRICES
BI.NCEJULY 1st AT
STAUFFER&CO.'S.
HOYS' 8TUA W HATH, Jc, inc., 15c., 3e., JSc.
HOYS' IIUKSS II.VT.S,!3c
MIIN'S HAT8,S.'ic.,&0c, TJc.JI.'O.
AOENUINK MACKINAW HAT, ti.W.
A NICK MANILLA HAT.fiOK.
ItKAUTIHTI, LIOIIT IIKOW.N mid IILACK
STIHIIAT.ti.Mi.
J( all and nee our '.Tic. Winduiv.'SO
W. 1). STATJEEER &' CO,
(HHILTZ A liUOVOLH MANII),
NO. 31 i 03 MOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTLIt, l'A.
reiix S. UI VEER, a ee. e. iiatii von
GREAT REDUCTION
IN ritltKSOt'SlLKH.
Ou.lune27lh we icduced Ihoprlcetef all Pllkg
One Let CHKCKKII ANII STltll'EU
hi LKS from SOe, le 10c.
One Iil CIlECKLl) ANH STKIl'Kll
hi L1C8 from 75c. teC5c.
One U1 FIOL'KEl) 1'OULAIM) MLKS
flemtl.i.J te 73c.
one Let vkim:i:i iei'laiiii silks
(rum fl.OOte 5c.
WAfKTOSEK TIIK (iOOI!;.-Sa
We me showing an elegant luertmenl el
Black and Colored Silks
AT ASTONISHING LOW I'UICKS
11 U1 pay any ene wanting Silks te leek til
our geed befele buj lug.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTKIl. l'A.
rULJTJVAJ..
E
OR JURY COMMISSIONER.
EUWAItU AMIlLLlt.
Of Urumoie Ien nslilp.
Subject te the deiUlen of tbu liemncratic
county coiiTeutleu. ma-i5-tfd.Vw
JJtOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
K. C. lULLHIt,
Of Karl tewuahlp, 1-auca.sU'r county.
Subject le the rule of the Democratic) lmrty.
uiyl8-3taHM.WAstfdiw
piOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
SAMUEL I. KNO.,
el Leaceek tow uslilp.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
County Convention. Jly7-2i' d"
ptOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
IIKNJAMIN HL'IIKII,
Of the Eigthh Wunl, ijincmterCity.
Subject te the decision el the Democratic
county convention. Jel-tldA w
F
OR JURY COMMISSIONER.
JKltOMK Il.SHULTZ.
of Klizabethtewii boieugh.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
county convention. d & w tid
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN
TION, The Dcmneracy of the county et
l.ancinlei-will meet In their i-everaldltrieu en
hATlUDAY afternoon or ei enlug, JULY if, ut
placea und bet ecu beum tobe anneiiiiced ten
daya lu advance by handbill by their respective
committeemen, te elect thrccer II vu delegate te
the county and dletrlct convcntlenx, iihlch 11 HI
he held lu thu city et Ijuicaster, In the commit
tee rooms, third Heur et KunlerV postelllce
building, en WKHNKSDAY, JULY 'h, nnd te
t-elect one pcn.011 from each district, ler county
cemmlttecuieii forthe cunning year.
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
Thu Delegates fiem the city will meet at 10 11.
in., teelect tin co delegates te the btate ceuveti
Hen,
1 he Delegates fiem the Second (Lewer) Did.
1 1 let will meet at IU a. iu., te elect tlucodelo tlucedelo tlucodele
gate, The Delegates from the Third (Upper) Dlstiiel
11 HI meet utluii. in., and elect four delegate.
The Delegates will meet In County Conven
tion at 1 1 a. m and nominate
ONE I'KUStlN torlteceuler.
ONE 1'KllSU.V for County Solicitor.
TWO 1'KlttfONS for l'llsen Inslicclela.
TWO rEUSONSfer Dlivcters of the Peer.
ONK l'KUSONfoi-Dliecteror thu Peer (two
i ONEI'EItSON for Jury Cniiiinl,slencr.
W. U. HENSEL, Chulrinan.
J. II. I.1C1ITV. )
U.S. Pattkiusen, S Secretiulcs.
W. II. U 111 Ell. S
N, II. The special attention el nil members of
inoueunty cominiiieeiinu niiicerset tlie Dele
gate elections is Milled te the law governing
Primary Elections ioe,iilrlng their etilcers te be
sworn, Ac.
UleOVEJlIES.
A'
T BURSK'S.
PICNIC GROCERIES.
Sardines In Oil and Mustard.
Kiesh Salmen nnd Lebster,
Putted Ham, Tongue, Chtekcu uud Game.
Deviled Ham mid Chicken.
Lunch Tongue nnd Whole Ox Tongue Iu C.mu.
l'lcklcs in small glass jars.
Condensed Milk,
Clilpped Dried llcef.
Full Cieuni Cheese.
Yerk Lunch or Pretr.el Cmckcia.
I'lcsh Oysters In 0110 uud two pound can;', etc.
PICNIC PLATES,
Geed Royal Coffee and Teas,
At BURSK,
17 fcAST KING STKEBT,
NO.
LANOASTElt, PA.
WATVllr.S, JtC,
W'ATOHEH, OEOCKS AND JEWEMtV.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PUICE3 OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JKWELKY.llt
LOUIS WEBER'S, Ne. 159 i-2 North Queen Street,
Opposite City Hetel, near Pa. It. It. Depot.
Correct time ut neon dally Hum Washington,
D, C. Wutthciund Clocks icpaiied, legulalcd
aududjuatcd. lytlvd
ci.
OTlilNO
rL-sK -v
. 1
t
Clothing fe meet every fancy and
le please llie tuste of every luiycr
may always Iio found en 'our tables.
Ne one need leave us unsatisfied.
Our stock is full of real bargains
at closing prices, within the reach of
every purchaser.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST.,
Pbllndelphtn.
m'iSind
pNDINU OK THE .SECOND WEKIC
-OP THE-
Great Clearing Sale
AT
HIRSH & BROTHER'S
ONK IMUCK CLOTHINU IIOl'SK.
We adveilised hwl eek the tillers of houie
few-artlelcs, but we have Jut llnlshed .Marking
Down the KNTIItE STOCK, and we nre new
lead) le give you the Greatest llargalnslu
CLOTHING,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
TItUNKS, VALISES, S,VICIIEL, Ac,
That were ever ellered anywhere Wc'have
Iteduccd the l'rlies 1'ully U percent en meat of
the Meck, and mere than that en some We
wish tec.ill Special Attention te Hie
All-in-One Overalls,
In all the diltercnt colors nnd riu.illtlcii, et
which we have absolute eontiel lu Lancaster.
These Overall arc without aeams luthecietch
and back, and ale theielure u gieut luiiiove luiiieve
ment en Ihe old sljle.
Hirsh & Brether's
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
COIlNEIt OK NOItTII QUEEN S'lllEET AND
CENTItK SQUAltE.
w
ILMAMSON it l-OSTER.
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
Slimmer Clothing.
Cblldien'g Light Coleied All-wool Cheek Cas
slmeru Suits, tle.ua.
Heys' Light Colored All-wool Summer Chevio
Suit", fs.ue.
lleyd' Light Colored Stylish Plaid suits, $.'.S0.
(Jhildien'a Vacation Suits, file.
Chlldien's Vncatlen l'unts.Wc.
Children's Shirt Wulsts, at-., 25c, We., 75c.
Children's shirt Wnlsts Itlue, (J ray, O recti and
liieiMi, 7j'., tl.'ind f 1.35.
lleya uud Children' Stilpe Ulnghaiii touts,
4)eeuU)
FOR TOURISTS.
We have Crjutal Zinc and Leithei I'uveicd
Trunks of the ery heat and me-it subttiintlal
uiakei, Alae satcheU mid Vall.t b or all kinds
Ireiu'.Ki. upward.
Straw Hats.
A Variety of DUESSsritAW HATS, Odd Let,
10 Cent-. Each.
Anether Lotel CHILDREN'S PALM LEAP
1 1 ATM, 3c. Each.
STKAW CATS CHlLDltK.N'S STltAW CAPS,
T."h!., Me and tt.di).
HOYS' DISKS.-. STUAVV HAls.'iic.
.11 EN'S SEEItsUCKEIt HATS. a", and ll'e.
MEN'S LINEN HATS, We.. S5c. mid Xic
LINEN CAPS, inc.
CASSIMKItE HATS. CASSlJIKltE 11 TS.
Peiul and Ncutru Mixed Light Coleied sivIHU
SttirUeiby Hats, fiw).
SHIRTS!
Korlllcycle HldeiNtiud Lawn Tennis I'lajei.
we haveShlrls of all Celers ami Style-,.
Ker I'iahliig nnd Picnic Parties tlieiti Is nelh
Ingsosultilbfeiis the XOItl'UI.K SillltT,
PEKCALESII1UTS, wilhTwe Celliirx.snc.
WHITE SlllKTS,'r.e.,Mc. and Tie
THK"i:iOIIMlL'," ILtlOei'tVIU per Half Dezen.
GENTS' MUSLIN DRAWERS,
'Xc. and -c.
COTTON HALl'HOSE.l'aiicy Coleis,bl. p.itta
IIUlTlttll HALF-lIOsE.Pushleiieil Tee and Heel,
Hie. per pair.
PANCY II It ESS HOSE, Sen, SSc.,.15c. aiidfiiie.
LISLE TIIUEAH LINEN aKd IIEIIL1N
ULO Ks for Summer Wear. Alse Light
lluck liluves ler Dilving.
A Special Dress Shee, $2.00
We new offer a (iant's SlylMi Dress Sheu In
three sl leg, vis. . Congress, Italumml and Hut
ten Gaiter, with plain r Cupped Tee, Sole Hev
cled Edge, giving t''e shoe u veiy light und
diessy uppeaninec. The pi Ice only ii.w.
ySteies close nt U p. in., except SatimUy,
Williamson d Fester,
32, 31, 30 & 38 Kust King Sired,
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VOJt BALE OU JtEXT.
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10 It RENT.
Three Law Onteea ut Vi 4X sill IT 1 1 liin.'K
STItEKTf and a biuuientU feut long, supplied
null nuivi mm ucau
marJO-tld U. rilANK K8IILKMAN.
PUIILTO SALE OP TA11EES, CHAIRS,
Steves, Mlrrer.SlngcrSewlngMacblnc, etc..
the elTect of ltalpn Simen, the Londen Clothing
Itenovuter, Ne. ltd North liuke strtut, en batui
day, July 11th, ut l( Ii. in.
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