M,M- i
THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENOEB, FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1885.
rsm
, -ff ,
'&
Bz
r..
e&.
:.
M"T
,
.Jr
tfa"
,HU
V
m i
&.&
fc v
r&
HS
r.a
'
', s
'tir.
'Stf
s&s
stt?-
MfK.
"iiVi
rr"
rt.u '
S&Vi
Ki
04' T
m
llv
ft.."
f
&
&
if
sft
I'fti
rv
X.
MUMBIA SCHOOL BOARD.
,TKKBvaisj:sa that was thaxsavtev
AT TUB .TVLT MiSJRTlXtl.
e Financial Condition of (lie Scheel Fund.
A lad's Filglilful Fall Tram n Tree.
Ceal Car and Cabin 'Wrecked Lale
Notes About llie Ten lit
Regular Correspondence of Intki.liokmcke.
Columbia, 1.j July 17. The Columbia
' school beard held Its regular monthly meet
ing for the current month, hist ovenlng, In
the cetincil chaml)cr at the opera house, Dr.
W, G. Tayler, president of the school beard,
In the chair and nil the members present.
The minutes of the regular meeting of last
month and the meeting of July 7, vore read
and appre ved.
The commlttce en repairs and supplies re
ported that they had netllled the coal (Idlers
te send In their proposals for coal for the use
of the dlllercnt school building. They
recommended Hint the Inside of the Cherry
Htroet school building be whltowashed or
calsemlned. Twe heaters In this building
arc In need et repairs, and should be llxcd.
Tite report wn received and adopted.
The linnnce coinmltteo reported as follews:
They had advertised for the mile of coupon
bonus for ?l,G00, bearing 4 pur cent. Interest,
due In ten years or payable In twenty.
Application for the purchase of n part or
wbole nmeunt wns made by the Fulton
baDk, of Lancaster. The bends wero signed
and sealed, and en June Se transferred te the
1'iilien uanK, receiving tuoreior n cucck ler
M,C00. The following llnancial statement of
the school district up te the present date, was
prcseutcd :
ltoceipts during month $ f,452 4.'1
Expenditures during month. . 1,131 02
llalatice en hand $4,320 71
The repert of the llimnce commlttce was
roceivod biuI adopted.
The repair and supply coimuittce wero
authorized te purchase desks, for use in the
additional room in the Poplar street building.
Mr. Giover, special commlttce, ropertod
having carefully exnmlucd the beaters In
the Cherry sticet building and that two
hoaters nre in geed and two are in peer con
dition. The heaters will roceivo the attention
of the repair and supply commlUee, who
were authorized te have thorn repaired.
The secretary lopeitcd that the 1SS3 tat du
plicate has been completed and the bends of
the First National bank as treasurer and of
J3amupl.ll. lleyd a? tax collector are In the
hands et the secretary and they have been
approved.
The secretary lias received netice from all
the teachers for the ensuing term that they
are 'willing te accept the positions te which
they wero olected.
Tlie preposition of Slessrs. lvlsen, RlaUo RlaUe RlaUo
men, Tayler it company te place a primer
physiology and an olerncntary physiology In
the book stores of Columbia te be sold at 30
and GO cents respectively was accepted and
the fcccretary will notify the publishers
of the books of the fact. Any person can
recolve 21 cents for an old olementary physi
ology in exchunge for a new book. The pub
lisher also guaranteed that the price will net
be abeve 30 and 60 cents Ter these books.
The secretary was authorized te subscribe
for nlne copies of the Ncheal Journal.
The erection of a beard fence at the insti
tute building wa3 left te the discretion of the
committeeou repairs and supplies.
A nuniber of bills wero presented and
ordered te be paid, alter which the beard
adjourned.
Fearful Full Frem u True.
Jehn Crewley, aged twelve years, son of
Levi Crowley, cupola tonder at the Keoley
steve works, met with a torrible acccident
yosterday afternoon and from the result of
which his llle is despaired el. The boy was
playing near the steve work, with seme ei
ms companions unci nau cuinecu into a
tree. The limb upon which the boy was
suddenly breke aud the boy was precipi
tated te lliu ground. His head struck upon a
stene when he fell and rendored him uncoil-
pclenv the blend gushing from his mouth,
iiose and ears. Jf e was taken te his home en
North Third htreet and Doctors Craig and
IiincanTsver sent for. They seen responded
WAT did nikln thelr nnmir te rellnvn tun hi if.
"forlngsef thffdiey. lieth arms are breken at
tne w rlsts, his Yuead terribly swollen and so se so
vero internal ititar.'taRTa the result of the
accident. The doctors JnTiTO-f.tililhepcs or
Ceal Car aacabln lVretkcd.
The train IjeJ.-imging te cnglne Ne. 1,008
a3Buiiiaing-m the west yard about 10:30 a.
in., roaiiyyte pull out for Philadelphia. The
'ilagmaaCKhe trai wns et ja(.k te Bjgnai
J:ll0Jfc(l'r following, which was I'.ngine Ne.
JVriie result wils that the miL'Inn rim Intn
ear end et the llrst train, wreckinira
ceai car auu ciein. mho ueiumuia wrccK
crer was called lntoservice and in about two
i hours had the wreck clcared nway. The coal
cir was totally destroyed aud the cabin
nearly se. The cabin was turned complete
ly upside down. Deth crews belong te llar-
nsuurg. 'liie cow-catcner ei jne eiil was
damaged.
Town Nete.
Complaint was cntored by Vred Steiu, pre
prieter of the Mechanics' hall, at the olllce of
'Squire Iran It, against n Columbia and n
tancaster man for being drunk and acting
uiionieny in Jits saloon, uiticcr William
Wlttlck arrested the men, and they were
given a h oaring at 'Squire Frank's last night.
The testimony was very cenlllctlng. The
case was settled by the payment of the costs.
Owing te the illness of the manager of the
electric light company, Sir. Urock, work has
net been progressing very rapidly in the mat
ter of eroding the peles, etc. They were te be
erected 10 days age, but this unfortunate clr clr
cumstance has delayed the work. The
work en the peles will be commenced en
Monday, July 20.
Tbohetwavo has struck town with full
force and yesterday and te-day have been the
hottest of the boasen. The approach of the
cool wave is eagerly looked ler.
A key-ring containing II ve keys was found
en Fourth street. Jt can le recoered by
the owner at 13 North Fourth street.
The picnic of tlie United liiethren Sunday
school at Lititz yesteiday was a very pleasant
one, and the day Just the kind ler picnics.
About COO persons wero in attendance.
A picnle will be held at the Wrightsvllle
greve te-dny.
Pennsylvania railroad engine Ne. 20 was
given n trial trip this morning. The trial
was very satisfactory.
1'ellce Cast's.
This morning Patrick Corcoran and James
"Wyatt wero heard bofero Alderman Deen, en
the charge of being disorderly in Lampeter
township, where they wero arrested by Con Cen Con
fctable Wiggins. They wero bent te jail for
llve days each.
Yesterday n party of tramps wlie have
been encamped in Maner township, wero ar
rested and brought te tow u by Coustables Dern
and Wiggins. Alderman Doen bflnt them
te Jail for a hearing. Among the party was
Tem Housten, an old rounder, who is woll well woll
kuewn te the ikiIIce of this city. The ethers
were Pat Wertz, Jehn Phillips and Jehn
Myers.
ilcniij'a Population About 1,300,000.
Heturns from the recent New Jersey census
nre net all en llle yet, but from the data at
hand enough is known te place the aggregate
population at about 1,300,000, an increase of
ever aquartoref a million in live years, or
'ii per cent. Jersoy City and Hudsen
county malie the best exhibit. The lncrease
in the county is about 60,000, and In the city
about 30,000. The population ofthe city is
about 162,000. and of the county 233.000.
Hsscx county conies next with n population
of 213,000, while Newark has 153,000. Camden
and Passaic also made large increases. Some
of the agricultural counties show a slight
dectcase.
Only Due llutliel te Tbe Aire.
QUAititvviu.E, July 15. Una. iNTiii.t.i
h:nci:h. In netice in tlte Sew Vra of June
Will., iu the procedings of the Fulton Far Far
mers club that tlie question was asked by
Ames K. Dradley bow much orchard grass
seed should I ifl sewn en an acre. It was an
bwered by Day Weed that it required six or
seven bushels. New 1 think 1 can Inform
them en this point. I have raised orchard
grass for tlie last thirty years, and I sew
about ene buhhel te the acre, aud 1 raUe us
imieli hay tn the actens is raited In this end
of the comity, lttfilAnu C. KDw.utns.
Mnivr and Hay bbi-d llurnt.
Tiie Hi raw and hiy shed of Aaren Zell,
usar the village of llerln, was destroyed by
lire at U e'clcck this morning. The sited was
well tilled with straw and hay. The llre is
believed te have lceu the work of a gang of
tramps who made the shed their headquarters
for the last few weeks. Tlie less, a few
hundred dellara, i covered by insurance,
TBB DEMOCRATIC X OMIXATWXB.
The ItetUed I.lst el Delegatei te be Toted
Fer Te-morrow.
Blnce our publication of the list of general
Democratic nominations for dolegates aud
committeemen, several of the gcntlemcn
named have withdrawn and ether nnmes
have been hatuled In, he that the couiptetcd
and revised list Is as given below. Iu the
Eighth ward, tlie election will be held at
Lucas Fritz's, and the polls will be open from
I te 8 p. tn. In the ether wards and In tlie
city, the polls open at (1 p. in., aud remain
open until 8. The names w ill be prlnted en
the tlcket iu alphabetical order. The re
turns will be received afler I) p. in., at the
commlttce rooms, abeve tlie poslefflco.
First ward Doleaatcs: W. llaltz, 11. I,.
llartmyer, Joint I W. Lewell, A. O. Pyle,
W. llaftz, Jehn Hce, A. .. lllngwalt, Wm.
Schettrenbrand.
County commlttce A. G. Pyle.
Second ward Dclecates : Dr. F. U. Al
bright, James 1). Pest, A.' J. Dunlap,
David McMullen, Gee. Natiman, Jacob
Hoeso, Goe. Snyder, Thoe. Wcndltz.
County coinmltteo W. U. llcnsel.
Third Ward Delegates: P. F. Davis Je.
F. Dclcliler, Cnsper Kehlcr, 11. Frank,
Leman, Tlie F. McFllltrett, Adntn OIj OIj OIj
londer, Charles Peters, Henry Wolf.
County committee Jeseph if. Kreider.
Fourth ward Delegates : Jehn A. Ceylo,
Jehn Ochs VV. II. Kelattd, Geerge Petitz.
Ueorge Stclnman,
County commlttce Dr. D. McCermlck.
Fifth ward Delegates : L. II. Ilachler, II.
K. Furlow, J. M. Ilorzeg, Jehn J. Jcd'crics,
Jacob Kautz, Jeseph Kiiutx, l'ranch Politer,
William Simen, Jehn Shirk, Christian Stlllle,
Philip Wall.
County commlttce J. M. Hereen:.
Sixth ward Delegates : ltroeks Jehnsen,
Jelin M. McCullv. Cel. li McUevcrn. li
Schaeii'er Motzger, James P. Plucker.
County committee James P. Plucker.
Seventh ward Delegates : Jacob Hoacbler,
G. Darmstetter, II. Derloy. Jehn Francis,
cus, Jacob Kautz, II. Kuhluian, Wm.
McLaughlin, Henry T. Vackley.
County committee Marcus Kuiilman,
Henry "Yackley.
Eighth ward Delegates : Joint IJradlc, D.
Drewn, Adam Finger, Jehn Flick, F. Leon Leen
ard Ganz, Olossbrenner, D. Hardy, Christian
Herr, Fred. Judith, Jehn Myers, Adam If.
Trost.
County cominiltee Jacob IJItcli, Joint F.
Pentz.
Ninth ward Delegates : Jeseph Arneld,
Charles Droeino, Jacob Metzgar, Fred Yca Yca
ger, Philip Zecher.
County coinmltteo Jacob Metzgar.
Mr. Phillip llernard, of the Second ward,
says that any use of his name as a candidate
is unauthorized ; he poreinptorily declines.
MOM NKAlt A XI) Ah'Alt.
Cariisle will clese Its cigar stores and Imr
ber shops en Sunday.
The Law nnd Order soeiety of Shlppcns
burg is trying te make profane citizens re
form their swearing habits by arresting and
fining such offenders.
Superintendent of the 1'hllailelphla Mint
Fex, has appointed Mrs. Uliza Derail, widow
of the late Michael F. Deran, who was killed
by Convict Tayler, te a position In the coining
department of the mint Iu place of n lady
who resigned.
Fer several years prier te tlie death of Mr.
Francis A. Drexcl, of Philadelphia, that gon gen gon
tleman was engaged iu building u beautiful
mausoleum at his country place, at Torres Terres Torres
dule. He intended te place iu it the body of
his deceased wile and te use it as a family
burial-place, lthuslieen recently com ploted.
and the bodies of both Mr. and Mrs. Drexcl
have been removed from St Mary's grave
yard and interred in the mausoleum.
The upper section of Heading is greatly ex
cited ever a spiritual revelation In the shape
of a suicide's ghost Henry Kivlugcr and
family resided in a two-story Inune house.
Last .Saturday afternoon Kissinger hanged
himself, lirge crowds gathered nightly in
the vicinity el the hotise and many declare
that they have seen Klsoinger at the upper
Htery window, without a coat and wearing
dark pantaloons, with a strap around his
waist, Just as he dressed when alive.
A Detroit Weman Crematid.
The remains of Mrs. Kliza Krlchscn, wife
of C. I). Krichscn, of Ne. 11 Farmer street,
Dotrelt, Michigan, reached this city en the
Fast Line this morning and wero taken te the
cromateriuui. After a short service, con
ducted by Rew J. Max Hark, the body was
placed in the retort and reduced te ashes.
The ashes will be removed te-morrow and
sent te her rolatives at Detroit. Deceased
was 6- years old and dled en Wednesday of
cancer. Jiei ivuiuuis wtiu iicuuiiijiniiiuti ie
this city by her son, Dr. Henry Kriehscn.
The doctor left for home en the 0 o'clock
train this morning.
A Midsummer )j;lil' I'urty.
One of the ntO'jt onjeyablo and largely at
tended pat ties of the season was that given
last ovenim: at tlie residence of Dr. Jehn S.
Messenunlth, Ne. 40 North LIuie street, by
Miss Mcssersmlth for her friend Mies John John
seon, of New Yerk. A very iarge represen
tatien et me yeum anu beauty el tne city
was there. Thore wero danclnc, much!.
cards, and an elegant entertainment through
out in varied lerm.
I-ICB Within l'w.
Twe freaks in the egg world were brought
te the iNTKLLiuuNcini olllce te-day. One
was a Plymouth rock egg hatched by u fowl
belonging te II. II. Hohrer, of Lcuman Place.
On cracking the euter sheli, a lighter colored
complete egg wns found.
Mr. Grant Ilehrer showed us a smaller
specimen el the same kind of phenomenon.
Geed Music
Thore are two Spanish students in this city
who are Hpleudld musicians, and lest night
they gave line entertainments in different
parts of the city. They will be at Snyder's
saloon this evening.
Last evening tlie Ironvilleliand gave a line
concert at me iiueimcrcner note), anu me
attdicuce was large.
The ItuieiV Day Off.
Tills altonieon the colored hed-carriers of
this city are holding a picnle at Recky
Springs and tlie attendance Is large. To
morrow's locals may glve ntore news con
cerning it.
A Man IVhe 1 In a Very Hail Way.
Fiein the Philadelphia Ledger,
A slavish habit ence permitted is hard te
shake off, and he Is in a perilous way te
whom the timeploee lias becotne the sttg sttg sttg
gosterefadrain. Lancaster Keen UO Miles Anny.
l'lem the Yerk l'eniiBylvanlitn.
Lancaster could always be seen en a clear
day from Red Lien, twenty nillcsuiwrt, and
ever since the fortner has been Illuminated
with electricity, Its lights are visible at night.
The Miriincrclier's ISxcurklen.
Tlie Micnuorcher will eclobrale their 27th
anniversary en the 3d of August, at Pcnryn
park. It will, no doubt, be one of the largest
excursions ofthe season from tbe city.
St. Mar) 'a Church l'lculc.
The committee having the onterpriso in
baud have llxcd upon Wednesday, July 2l,
for holding tbe picnic of SU Mary's Catholic
church at Tenryit patk.
A Team That Cost WTOO.
Frem the Lebanon Times.
Mr. A. J. Shugar, el tlie linn of Shugar .t
llre., yesterday sold his team of line black
match horses te Mr. Fiss, or Lancaster, for
The City Llchts.
Thirty electric lights m the First, Fourth,
Fifth aud Eighth wards wero reported as net
burning last night between 11 aud 12 o'clock.
Shocking LeWty.
r'rent the Dcttelt Krco Trees.
Some oflhe sentences lit Miss Cleveland's
book would iniiKe geed Milkers for a llsh
line.
Ledgo of l'erffit.en,
The Ledgo of Perfection of the Masonic.
Order are having a eolebratieu at Tell's Haiti
te-day. The members are having a geed
time.
Sellfe I
Ijidlc. 1 have canned corn, tomatoes and
some fruits by the snme method a Instructed by
Mr. Ill It, aud pioueumo It an excellent method,
as It Li leg labor,
ltd' MU8. Dlt.S.T. DAVIS.
Will bell Olie Day Incursion Tickets.
On Monday next the Pennsylvania rallreud
company will commence te sell excursion tick
ets between all sta.tens en the Philadelphia
division of the read. Like en the heading read
thcie tickets w 111 be geed fir ene day or from
Saturday until Monday, They will bg cold at a
induction of price.
DEAIUS.
.tonus. July 10, 1P85. In tlil city, frerterlck I'.
Jehns, son of Conard anil Mary Jehns, aged 33
years, 8 months and 4 days.
The relatives nml friends of the family, also
members of the Union Fire Ce. Ne. 1, of Lancas
ter, are respectfully Invited toattendtbe funeral
from his parents' tcsldence, JJe. 23) WcefChPst WcefChPst
nutstrcet, en Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
lntenncnt at Lancaster cemetery. "
Cecbrak. In this rily, en llin'Kth of July,
Mrs. Catharine It. Cochran, nlloef thulate Jehu
J, Cochran.
Funeral from her Inte residence, Me. Mtl North
Duke street, en Monday uiernltix at le o'clock.
lntci'iiiciit at Woeilwnnl II 11 1 cemetery. I'leate
omltflencn. 2t
JAcens. July 10, lf. In this city, Edward
Jacobs, In the Jd year of or his hkc.
The relatives and frlends of the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the Lancaster coinctery chapel, en Saturday af
ternoen nt3 o'cteck Inlermetit nt Lancaster
cemetery.
tllarilnburg impels please copy.
NAHKKTH.
l'lillA(lelihlu Produce Market,
ratLADEU'itiA, July 17. I'leiirwas In llmttrd
demand linm the local trade, hut prices of do de do
slrable brands luled steady.
Sales of l.eoe barrels, Inelndliiif Pennsylvania,
family at Slftl UJi Western de 11 fciOVr) i
Minnesota bakers' at I(P 1'atents at $)
Wt wi.
Itye flour was steady nt f.1 7.1 per ban el ler
choice.
Fecit a In Ked demand and pilcrs full.
Sales of Western Winter limn, at 115 500 10 M
per ten.
I ji, in. edl Wheat, Oi'fe bid for July s DCJie
AtiK.t Win for Belit.t tlulrer UcU
Cern MJfe for July 6!54c ler Aiitf.j KIJc for
Sept.; slkcfer Oct.
Oats KlVc. bid for July 3fic. Aug. KV'e
for Sept.; 3tc, for Oct,
New orb Produce Market.
New Yeiik, July 17. Fleur market dull mid
nrtcus nre eiiHlur: Fine, nt
fiiineinne, MM(J3 w Conitneii te
Fanev '.
tra Ohie, .! ttJH 00 j Uoed te Choice Extra
Western, IQ5 75 1 Minnesota, l CSQ1 (W.
Wheat .Ne. 1 Hed, Winter, July, ll i Atifr.,
1 01 1 Heiit, 1 W.i Oct., 11 Mli.
Cern Ne. 3 Mixed, July, llftc ( Aug., tIlc ;
ScpL, fOKc.
OaU Ne. 2 Jllxed, ncjfcfer.Iuly : SJUc ler Aug.
ltj-edtillnt7JJfp71Ke.
Ilarlej- nominally unchanged.
l'erlc dull t Mens, (11 2ai W
Lard ti)87, Aug! KUI.SenL
Melusscs dull 'iV3lc fur W test
Turpentine dull at Sc.
lleslti quiet at lisel lli for strained te geed.
I'otretuum dull : Itctlncd In ciikp,1i;c.
Hatter dull Western Imitation creamery,
15c.
Cheee quiet : Western Flat prime, Vft.
Kggsbteauyj western, latine; suite, lijsw
15e.
Sugar dull ; Cullear. 7e i Orinulateil, e 0-lCc.
Tallew nrm; prime rlty, bc.
Freights nominal ; Oraln te Liverpool,';.
Hlru iinmtnal ; cargoes, JJic.
Colfee II nil : fair cargoes, 5c.
Hay lieuihial ; Ne. I, V0Q'J5c.
Chicago l'reduce .Market.
CutOAOe, July 17,9..T0a. m. Market opened :
Wheat August, WJJe: Sept., OlJJe ; Oct, Wu.
Cern August. W,t jhept. 40; Oct., &X.Q.
Oats Aug., SirJiJe t Sept., Mkc.
Perk Aug., lu 27; Sept., l6 ft! i Oct., 10.-i.
Lard fcept.,., ft 73 : Oct, si.
Itlbs Aug., 3 IVI ; Sept., $5 COj Oct., 15 71.
CLcnlNa.
Wheat J uly, f-;ic j Aug., ?J,ic ; Sept., 91Me ;
Oct., UJJiJe.
Cern J uly, I'ej Aug., Ific; Sept., ISej
uci., uxg.
OaU .1 uly, SIKe Aug., ;;ic j
Sent., 25;;e;
ucu, xir.
iVetk. July, 110 30; Aug., Ill) 30:
le 0 j Oct., 10 47Jf
Lard-.! uly, -1 ffl; Aug., 1 C5 ;
JO 7". i Oct.. e 8.-.
Ulbs July, 3 CO: Aug., 1-1 Clli i Sept.,
Oct., $5 ,7.
Sept.,
Sept.,
15 70;
LlreMeiK l'rfie.
Cuiuaoe Cattle lleeetnts, G.vt) head; ghlp
meiils, 'i,IW head : geed natives firmer ; ship
ping steers, l.WJll.Vu B., 5 ft (tj r.tt l,iuuJI,.r0
1),1., (5S0G5U; UViQI.'.el r.s., JI 755 'J.1 ; Block
ers and Iceders, ft 10SI ; ; cows, bulls uud
mixed, UZ4ti M; 'luJiaus-i.eru led, tlQiti :
grnsscrs, tljjl v).
Hogs ItveelpiH, ls.oeo haul; shipments, 7,'me;
market hteailyand higher; rough and mixed,
l 2)3I 15: packing uud shipping, U 13a I M;
llghlMelghts, ft 2K4 " i skips, (J rfjl w.
sheep ttccelpu, 1,100 bruit ; shlpiiients, al;
market steady ; natives, 2 00ft Til; 'Icjiuiis,
miW lambs, itfll te V head.
List Liiiertt Catllu dull, with nothing
doing; prime. fA 75f(t; fair le geed, t-5Q3SHs
common, tmi 50; receipts, SOI head; hhlpmenU,
1,1'Jl head ; shlpmunts te New Yetk J cuterUuy,
ts carloads.
lings linn and steaily ; Phlladelphlas, JI 7(VJ
IK); Yeikets, l 70l Ml; re.'elpu, S,l( bend :
shlpmentH, I,X) head , .hlpmentH yesterday te
New Yerk, S-CTriei'.iln.
Sheep fair demand for goed: dull and slew
for cemincri ; prime, II T(H SO ; fair te geed,
Kill j. common, JIG-1 lambs, 310gsw receipts
3,uJtiead; shlpuiuuts, 2,aw head.
New Yerk Stock Market.
New Yens, July 17. Wall street. 1:30 p. m.
Meney easy at i per cent. Exohange iulct,
but steady. Goveriimcnts firm. Currency
C's, J127 bid ; 'a Coup., 12'.,i bid J Ifs de,
J112)i bid.
The stock market this morning, opened
heavy, and during the tint half houref business
stocks weic sold dew n 'i te 1 per cent. Subse
quently the bulls went In uud bid values up
again te the opening figures at the time of n rlt
lug the market U dull and fcature'cu.
tr.M. Si-.m.
Western Union et,i i,li
Adams KiniTrti 13s
American Kxpie-is a
U. 8. Kxpiess 81
Wells. Farge .V Ce 119
C.C.I. AC
C. C. C. I SO
New Yerk Central U3 asj;
New Jcn-ey Central , .&(; SOW
Illinois Central Kxpress 11?
Ohie Cuntnil $2
Michigan Centnil W
Northern l'uclllc 19 lu'i
' l'refentd 41 Wtl
Ccntial I'aelfle. 3l'f fl?
Union 1'aclile ttiy. M
Missouri 1'acltlc 07 Vti
Texas Pacific y)' jjv
New Yeik Klevatcd 7 ....
Metropolitan iss
Manlmttnn
Alt, A Terre Haute se
" I'luferred
Canada Southern SI
Canada I'ucltlc 41
Chicago A Alten 13-1
Ches. AOWe , 4J'
I). A Hurt Tylf M)iJ
Del., Lac. A West w !
Denver cu
Ktie.. u nil
" I'refcued
Hannibal A bt. Je
" Preferred
Kansas A Texas seu aejj
Liike Hheiv Ui 07
L. IS. AW 13J'
L'vs'lleA Nushvlllu 3CK &H
Merris A Kcx luZ
Northwest W tisij
" I'mtcrrud , ISO'2
Ontario A Western Ms
Ohie A Mississippi 175J
.. .. " Preferred
Pacific Mall i'ii' 4:i
fjulcksllver 3"
" Pieleried 'JO
Headtng jij
ltoek Island 11s
Ban Francisce iy-:
, " Preferred !S2
Omaha ijd aiS?
l'teleiitd 7UU ..'.
Si. Paul eft 77?i
.. " Pixlened ." pvt?
Nash A Chat U
M., L..8.4W .!
Wubash .. 3'A
" I'luferred .
C II. AC) p.'7Jj!
Itechcnter A Pittsburg .-, i;i
l'd.AKvuus
Manitoba 11' ....
OiegenANav '..
Oruiren TmtiHCO , iif ltji
1'uilmiiu I'aluce Car ', HbJJ
Meck Markets.
Quotations by Iteed, McGrunu A Ce., Hankers,
Lancaster, Pu.
. , 11 A.M. ISM. Sp.UL
Missouri Puclne ....
Michigan Central.,, cex
New Yerk Central VIJ
New Jersey Central 39
Ohie Central
Del,, Lnek.A Western tfj
Denver A KleOrandu
Krie tr:
Kansas A Texas 'ii
LakoShnre Wi
Chicago A N. W., common, WiJ
N. N.O11LA Western
St. Paul A Omaha ,.... 'JI
Pixclne Mull Mi
Uecbester A Pittsburg...
St. Paul .-. .-. 7ii
Texas 1'uulMe l.tu
Union Pacific bis,
Wabash Common , ....
Wubash l'rulcrred
Western Union Telegraph., tvtv
Louisville A Nashville 372
N. Y., Chi. A St L '"
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation U)l
l'ennsylvanla .ViJJ
Jteadlng ,,
1. T. Alluttule ,
Northern Pacific Common iii
Northern 1'aclUc Pruf 4:1
llcstonvllle VJ
Philadelphia A Krle i'j;:
Northern Central...
:w
W'i
Je
ml
49
bill
.lit
A'Kir Anrr.tiTisKiXHXTN.
F
71OII KKNT.
A Twe-Story Illicit Heuse. Ne. Ml Kut
Walnut street. Newly pupcnU uud pulnu.d.
Apply te
lt NO. Sid 1IA9T WALNUT STltKET.
WTANTED A MIDULK-AQED MAN
1 V wniili work ; geed ubeut bone or In te
miviiii -.lil'iy ui.
ltd
Ne, I'.l
1.5 NOItTIl WATER 8T11EKT.
COMB AND HKAli THK GREAT
Hiunlsli Students ; musical wonder at
BNlDLK'b, Ne. 115 North Quu sUttUt, hl
Yeulng, (t
KRW AltrXHriBEMEXTH
B
AKINO l'OWDKH.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel or purity,
stienglh and whotcseineness. M010 eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with tin) multitude e! low
test, short n eight, alum or phosphate powders.
KeUl only n cam. Hetal IIakihe 1'ewdkrCu.,
100 Wall bit eet, New Y'erk. may27-lyd A w
THE 11KST 60 HAVANA CIQAU IN
IheClty.nt
HAllTMAN'8 YELLOW FKONT CIOAlt
HIOItK
lirANTUD A CIOOD COCNTUY Oil
tt cieiinaugltl who can cook. Must come
well tecemmended
Annlv or address.
Jyl71tdAltw
lNTKLLIULWOKIl OFFICE.
Y AMES, KEMEMUEH!
A J This Is the time te have your heads sli.tm-
p(Mcd, at my store or at your residence.
JIllS. C. LILLEit,
ltd Ne. M7 North ()ucen Street.
Fl
1011 HALE EK1IIT llOH.SE-I'OWElt
Pnrlable EliKlne. Hugcixtuwu Threnhrr
and Victer Cleer ittiller. Will be sold chap
anil en very easy terms.
DANIEL 1). HESS,
JylMwdAltw; l)uarryvllle. Pa.
TTAl'I'Y THOUOIIT AND 11EHECOA
X 1 Tehacerw
HAUTMAN'S
Tehacerw only 80 periling. at
.M.. . ..... .... . .-....- ... ...
1 E.I.I.UIV r nun X
CIOAlt
STOKE.
EMCINE CHEST IN THEMSELVES.
irl Ilenson s Canclne rlasters lemaln uu
rlasters lemaln uu uu uu
househetd medicine.
eeualliHl as a general
Clean, iulek, sine.
T
mi:
NATIONALi HOUSE."
A. P. FULMElt having purchased the " Na Na
llenal lleusa " from Ames Lee, Is new n-ady te
letclvehls friends. Jjl7-Id
"PAST END YAHD.
C. J. SWARR&CO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
OrricK: Ne. 20Centre8nuam. both yard and
ofllce connected with telephone exchange.
aprl3-lydMAF.U
PUBLIC HALE OK TWENTY KEN
TI'CKY HOUSES en MONDAY, JULY SO,
1S5, will be sold at public sale, at the Franklin
Heuse, North tjueen street, Luncustcr, l'u., 'JI
heud of valuable Kentucky Horses, family
hordes, trotters and general imrpose horses and
man's 1 all are well bred and uariuntedas ryprc-
SCIltlMl.
SjIe positive. Ne undciblddln llncd
Sale te reiiiincneu at 1 o'clock, sharji, m hen
terms will bu mad'i knen u by
JOSEPH A. OCKEK.
l!sn.A?r A Si'f, Auctioneers.
A. C. lit l's, Clerk. Jlyl" '-Id
fTlUIH I'Al'EH 18 l'EINTEI)
W1TU
J. K. WRIGHT & CO.'S
INK.
Fairmeanl lek Werts, "Glh and Tcan'e. Avenue
tanMyd
I'HILAnKLrillA.I'A.
QAK
HALL
BUY YOUR CLOTHING
-AT-
Wanamakerc Brown's,
OAK HALL,
Seltukadt CeaMit Sixth amd Makklt Stiieets,
l'lllHIIELI'lllA.
Jlylltfd
A TTENTION.
Th ECONOMY Kindling-Weed Cook Stev.
Weighs less than 3 pounds. Ne famllv ought te
be without one. CoUeftuel one cent vr r meal.
The givatrst Invention of the age. The most
Economical, the greatest labor saving, most
practical stove In use, being far impeller, less
expensive, than any gas, oil or gasoline steve
made. Ne dirt, no smoke, no danger. Can be
ncd by any person capable of making a tire.
Will bell water In an Iren kctlle In 6 minutes,
and In an ordinary tin coffee pet, w 111 make the
coffee lu 3 minutes from time of lighting tbe
re, and at the sain time will cook the dlnner
for an ordinary tamlly. The stoves are made In
sizes 6, 7, K. le correspond with cooking stoves
and ranges new lu use. bl NO LE S 1 OVES, ftuu.
DOUI1LE STOVES, 3 ue. Th lemaikiibty low
ptlce places It within the reach of all.. Send
menf y and we win man you one.
Agents are wanted te push this novelty and
uy one who will give It his attention wll
will net
only make quick tote, but laige pretlU.
Ills. Fer
tnnltery and terms apply te
EVERTS & OVERDEEFt,
Jyl2-lwd Cor. East King and Middle ft Is.
rri; TiiinsTY folk.
Special Attention !
New as the Sweltei lug Het Summer Days are
come te stay, thermometer In the tie's and above,
veur wants can be supplied ut the lletlllug
Wetks of
OEOItGE F. SPItEXtiER,
N03. 01 and 33 North Llme Streot.
He lias Just returned from the pilnelpal brew
cries, prepared te furnish the following Fresh.
Coeling, Teutonic mid National Ileveragcs, viz :
llcst Laurastcr, l'blladelnhla and Heading
ltcgiihir lleers. Specialties It. A E.Taunhaiuser,
Kulmbaeher ; Pilsner, Kaiser, llvelt l'u'eaud
Heavy liavarlau lleers 1 Orcenway's hymcuse
VS. Y.) India Ale nnd KebL Smith's llettled
Stock Ales; llrewn Stout and 1'nrler; Mineral
Waters. Lemen. Pear and Cream Nectars. Sarsa-
irarllla, and Choicest (linger Ale, from original
Irish Aiauiutle Iteclpe.
-Sole agent for the Famous Chalybeate lied-
ford Water.
All orders bv mall or telonhenu will have
pi empt delivery.
N. 11. Take netice, Fishermen I Yeurluck de
pends solely upon 11 Case of lieer from SPKKN.
OE1PS bl'EOlALTIEh, us above, with a lingo
chunk of lce terelrcsh It.
Jlyl7-2ldll
yyiNDOW 8UKE1JNS.
Wire Window Screens
Have become a viny Imperlaut matter In house
keeping, and nobody should be without them.
The price Is wlthlu reach of all, and when put
up properly will last you for years. We make
them se they necdnet be removed In opening or
closing shutters or windows. l'Jaln VV lie, 50c,
Mc, 60c, te, 70e, 75c, 80e, 85c, 00c, l.ue a pair up.
Landscape, tU., f 1.40, f 1.60, 1 1 81, f 1,73 11 pair up,
according te size. Deers with corners, epilogs,
hinges, etc., complete.
Vt e have added largely le our sleck of
WALL PAPERS
IVlthhi the last ten days, bought from recent
sales lu Eastern markets, comprising all grades
of goods. Hanging In best manner.
Alse a eholcnllue or LACE CU UTAINR.
rHtore closes at (I p. in., tttccpt Satutdays.
Phares . .Fry, '
Ne. 67 NORTH QUBBN STREET,
LAKCATK, TX.
xrn ADmnTisEMiiNTn.
rpllK LAltaiTHT, "llKHT AND "MOST
J. complete assortment of Playing Cards In
the elly from s cents tier pack tin Ht
HAUT.MAN'H YKLLOW Fl.'ONT ClOAIl
8TOIIK.
I"liliT8T-0LA8S JlOAItlTiNer
J Together with the choice of rooms en the
erst or second fleer. Surpassed by nene In the
city. Call en or address,
. , , . . NO. 4W NOItTIl QUF.EV ST.
Table beardcra accommodated. aMfd
WITHOUT JSXUKITION. Till! BKST
Cigars In the town, two for fie, at
UAItTMAJCB YELLOW FUONT ClUAlt
STOHK.
WANTHJ).
Ten imij teCleuu Carpetslu Laiuastcrnt
resldcnccs en the fleer. Something new.
J.C. 11LTON,
JlylWtd 1'lttsburg, Pa.
R
KMKMlitill THK OLD STANDAHI).
HOIIItEU'S WILD CHLKItY TONIC
Fer Weakness, (leiienil Dnlilllfv. l)vaninit'i.
Summer cempiahit, etc.
ItOlllthll'H LIQUOItSTOltK,
npi-SMydll Ne. -a Centre Sijuarn.
UDLIC HALIO ON TO-MOltUOW (SAT
DAY) AFTEIINOON at 1 o'clock, at Ne.S3l
West Walnut ntreet, of a large assortment or
Household and Kitchen Furnllure.censlstliiglti
part of ene Walnut Chamber, Unreal!, Walnut
Sideboards, llriissclsutid ItagCarpcIs, Extension
and ether Tables, Louiige, Ch'ilrs, Stone, (Hass
anil Quec nsware. All Iu llrst-class condition.
ltd Jf. 11. W1LHKLM, AuctleiltMir.
Ji:sr uoedh'at lowest Pitians.
J 4 Us. A"Hugarfer2c I package Oorn Oern
starch for e ; 4 ft. Tea Illsculls ler V?j 4 fts.
PrunoHferaV): 4 B.s. Illco for 25c. GraniUMed
Sugar, 7e. Coffees I Coffees I Teas I Tens t Tel Tel
cphenc. CLAUKE'S TEAHlOltE.
M West King Street.
ociieoL tax'fehTsm.
The duplicate Is In the luindsef the tieasuier.
Three per tent, oil for prompt payment le Aug.
' '' W. O. MAKSHALL,Trcav.ner,
m iirfia.a.- ;iiuill,
3 Otllee hours from 9a. 111. te 4 p.m.
junell-trdlt
e
NK DOLLAlt WILL I'AY.
FOH PANTS, VEST AND DAT.
Well suited te attend picnics, cxcurslon-iei'
fishing parties. Abe shirt of any kind for
ile. and up. Hosiery from 6c. up le the Finest
Lisle and Iliitlth. Omire Underwear. Dusleis
Just, the thing te wear this wann weather. All
cheap te suit thepreent times.
AT HECIITOLD'S,
Ne. W North Queen Street.
-SIgu of the Illg Stocking.
TT EVAN'S KLOUH.
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Elegant ltiuul. Fer aalu by Uleters
generally.
Levan & Bena, MorchantMIlleru,
Oni(; 17NOUTH PK1NCEM'. aiuWand
A NOTIIEU
&REAT REDUCTION
IN THE PKICE OF
BOOTS and SHOES.
l.CuJPttlref Lndtes' Lew cut
OPERA SLIPPERS
Fmmeily sold at J eOaud tl.25, reduced te 7.1c.
a pair.
J.tim) Pair of ilen's
Congress, Lace & Fulton Shoes,
Fenuetly sold at $2.50, duccd te J.()0.
MEN'S
Base Ball Shoes
MI.imi u p.ilr.
Beys' and Ladies' Shoes
AT ItEDLCED I'll ICES.
JOHN HIEMENZ
Ne. Gl NORTH QUEEN STREET,
l.NQUIUKIl JIUILDI.NO.
w
ILLIAMSON t I'OSTEK.
TO REDUCE
-A
STJEPLTJS STOCK
AND TO MAKEUOOM FOIt 1NTKNDEII
ALTEItATlONS
We have given 0111 stock an overhauling, and
In doing se have found ourselves a Httle over
stocked lu many, artlelus of Each Department.
80 In order te reduce this
SURPLUS STOCK
We liuie nude Filcosticceidliigly. Seme urtl urtl urtl
cloiaie marked at less than It costs us te bring
them bore. Others net nilte be low, but equally
as cheap.
All are Perfect and Kcllabla Goods that will
preve Ileal llargalns te the purchaser, especially
the Flench Calf Lew Cut Shoes, the trtie value
of which Is $5.W uud fl.et), arc new marked
J.50. Thli is a great etlerlng and a genuine
Bargain.
WE AltE NOT AUVKUTISIN'G
Buyers' Mistakes,
OR INEXPERIENCED
PERSONS' BLUNDERS,
IIittMtiuroelfciltig the Public True Values at
Greatly Hcdiiced Prices for the sole purpOiO el
turning Inte money goods wuaie a little over
stocked en.
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
32, 34, 36 and 38 East King St.,
LANCASTER. 1A.
r5ter clcee at 6 p. ni., eicpt DAturday,
.visir Atrj:iiTiax.irj:xT.i,
Wl LL HirsOLDrtKMOimOW (SAT-
1 U"IAV) MOItNINO at H o'clock, en
nnlnut sttret, opprlte Scncr A Sen's lumber
J'aril. 11 let of old rumber.
Jul m II. SI1UIIEKT, Auctioneer.
AN, ACJKEEAIILE TOirlET HOAl'
. . -,!l,, m,,,lll'nnl enjoyment te the bath.
A large line In great variety at
IIUilLEY'S DIIHtl HTOIII1!,
Ne. JI West King StrceL
GE 0 11 Oi: Iti; NNETT-l'UAOTIOAL
I'LUMIIElt, STEAM AND OAS FlTTEIt.
All orders promptly attended te. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Werk dene nt ienotmble tirlces.
NO. J NOKTH O.UEEN STItKF.T.
Jiiiiel7 3md Lancaster, Pa.
TTADKIItA AND SUEUUY WINES"
-AT-
Eeigart's Old Wiue Stere.
II. E. 8LAYMAKK1I, AnKurr,
Ne. ?l EAr Kimi Stiikbt.
Established I7s.
Iebl7-tld
w
ANTED.
A Yeung Man te Leam the Ifrug
Business.
Addicts lu willing
"PHAKMACIftl',"
lXTr.lUOKcnOrricc, laiuraster, Pa.
REDUCTION IN CUSTOM -.MADE
Clothing. Anell-made, Elegant trimmed
and pel feet fitting Hindoes Suit ter 11800. A
geed English Corkscrew Worsted Suit, flat
braided. In one, two, thrce or four button cuta
way, for rw.M. A lmiidsema Check Casslmere
fuft fertJl.W. An elegant H ergo hiilt,in black,
blue, drab or brown, for tlS.un. Finn English
Ktrlped or Check Pantaloons tmm $.1.(0 up. lie
membe, all work is strictly llrst-class. Every
garmn.'l wntranted te L is Tpresented. A
geed lit, wcll-inadn nnd nlcei tilmmed. The
largest assortment of iiattems lu this city.
A. II. ItOSF.MJThlN,
mll-CmaU 37 North Queen stivet,
nhliT: mansion.
THE "MANSION."
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
The Leading anil Largest Hetel. Finely lecn
ted, elegantly furnished mid liberally managed.
Klcctrlc bells, lights, and nil modem Imprew
meats. Uoed orchestra.
OHAS. McQLADE,
Jy7-Smd
Pioprleter.
s
AINT-KAI'IIAEL WINI.'.
INFORMATION.
TheSalnHtaphael Wine has u delicious llaveur
and Is drunk lu the pilnelpal cities of Uus-la
(Icnnany, North and beulh America, Uteat
imtaln, India, and mi en. The quantity exported
annually Is tulutlent proof of it), stahlllty mid
staying power., whlle for tbe real couiieb-senr
there U no r.lne that can he considered Its
superior.
TbeSalnt-Ihi)haclWf no Company, Valence,
Department of the Dreme (France.)
H. E. SLAYMAKEFl,
tlMOl Ne 'il BAM' K1MJ hTICF.Kl
HATH A Nit CAVH.
"i HEAT IIEDUUTION IN 1'HICT.S
ST4UFFDR 8c CO.,
TTe TWNi HATl'EUS.
STRAW HATSTTTRAW GAPST!
C.ltLAT KEDfCTION IN PIIICESIVCL
I ULY 1.
htra Hats for lley",5c., U)e . l"c., aic. and tie
Child's straw Cais, Wc and 75c.
Itev's lliess Hats, 'Sk.
Meu'a Hats, IHc, Soe,.. 75c. and it IM.
A Miuklnaw Hat.fl.iU. A Manilla Hat, i CW.
A Iteautirul lirenu and lilaelc btlir Hat, f 1.50.
A Light Miff Hat, tt SO.
A lVurl Casalinen llat.KlO
Men's Duck Hat, 'Jie. and 'J3e.
A M'crsucker Hat, a)e. and JV-.
CALL AND SEE"ei7it S5e. WINDOW
wnrsTAOTPEa & co,
(SHCLTZ .t IIROS.'OLD feTAND),
HO. 31 & 30 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTEIt, PA.
rUIt NAI.lt OK ItKXT.
F
OK KENT.
Three Ijiw Onlce at Ne. 4r, NOItTIl DUKE
STUEET; and a basmeiit 15 feet long, supplied
y mi u suir uuu iieai.
m.irJG-tld 11. FUANK Eblll.EMAN.
7!OE SALE. SKATINfl KINK AT COL
Jj umhia, Pa., with all its Fixtures, Meam
lleaternndli pairs of Henley fckates, geed us
new. Will nil en eay terms and at a bargain,
l'ostetrico addles, " HON' NO. I'A"
JiilylMind Columbia, Pa.
PUHLIC SALE OP HORSES.
OnSATCUDAY, JULYls, lS'S, at the Sale
and Exctaiuge Mablcs f the undersigned, lu
tholl!ageof Mtllerevllle, lui-ater eeunty,
l'a., one carload of tlrst-eli Vliglula Drattiiud
Driving llen-es from tour te six years old ; the
llnest let of Her-es the undersigned ever
lireught te Mlllei'sIIIe. Among them ate souie
very line drivers and saddle horses.
Ne otpeneinent tin account of wenlhei. A
ciedlt of m d.ivs lll he given. All Herts
ettered will pe-ltlvcly be sold without lescrve.
alc le commence at 1 o'clock- p. m.
HAUJlY C. LINT.VEK
SAUi-r-t. Hess, Auctioneer. Jlyl5-JidWTA.l'
POLITICAL.
TpOlt JURY CO-NfMlSSIONER.
E1IWAKD AMItLEIt,
Of Drumeiu tOHiihbl).
Suhject te the declileu of the Democratic
county ceuvcntlun. luayii-tfdAw
F
OR JURY COMMISSIONER,
SAMUEL 31. KNOX.
of LeacockleiMishlp.
bulijeet te the deeNleu of the Democratic
County Convention. Jly"2d
pOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
1IEN.IAMIN HUltEK,
Of theElgthti Ward, IjincaslerCity.
Subject, te the decision et the Dcmeeratlc
ceutiiy convention. Jel-tfd.tw
F
IOR J URY' COMMISSIONER.
JEltOMEII. SI1ULTZ.
of Ellzabethtnwn borough.
Subject te the decision of the Hemncnitle
county convention. d & w ttd
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN
TION. The Democracy et the county of
Lancaster will nicetlu their several dtxtrlclK en
SSATUUDAY afternoon or e imlng, JULY lS.nl
places and between hours te he announced ten
days In advance by handbill by their respective
committeemen, te olectthreeertlvo delegates te
the county und district conventions, which w HI
be held In the elly et Lancaster, I u the commlt cemmlt commlt
teo rooms, third lloer et Keplei's posteftiio
building, en WEDNESDAY, JULY '.'.', aud te
select one person from each district for county
committeemen for the ensuing year.
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Delegates from the city will meet at 10 a
in., te elect thrce delegates le the state eenveii
lien.
The Delegates fiem the Second ( Lewer ) DIs
ttlet will tiieetat IU a. in., te elect thieodelo thieedelo thieodele
gates, The Delegates from the Thlid (Upper) District
will meet ut 10 u. in., ami elect foul delegates.
The Delegates will meet lu County Conven
tion at 11 a. m., and nominate
ONE 1'EltbON for llecerder.
ONE l'EUSO.V for County Solicitor.
TWO I'EltbONH for Prison Iusitecteis.
TWO l'KIISONSrer Directors or the Peer.
ONEPElthON lorDltecter of the Peer (two
years.)
ONEFKUSON for Jury Commissioner.
W.ll. Hl.NbCL, Chairman.
J. II. I. Kin V. )
II. a. 1'atteii6en, Secretaries.
W. II. UlllUB, )
N. II The special attention el all members or
the County Committee and ofllccrset the Dele-
fate elections is called te the law governing
'ilumry Elections icu,ulriug their edheis te he
BWOIIl, S.C.
sveeTAVLisa.
OUI'ERIOR
SPECTACLES
-AND-
BYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Field Olassrs, llaremctms, Tele,
scopes, Magic Lanterns, Thermometers, Draw
lng Instruments, Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus. List and Descriptions of our Ten
Catalogues sent FltEE en appllcatleu.
QUEEN &CO.,
NO. 92i CHESTNUT ST. PHILADJCLP1IIA
iuawijaiy
ci.uittxa.
. . - 'i
. . . 'Jf.
Cleth hig e meet (Mcry Ian cy and
le iileiise the lasle of every liuycr
may always lie feiind en our tables.
Xe ene need Icave us misallsllert.
Our stock Is lull or real bargains
nt closing prices, within the reach el'
every purchaser.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 004, 606 CHESTNUT ST
Phllndelphhi.
m2-3mil
jyjTEItCIIANT TAILOR,
I, IcCAULET,
MERCHANT TAILOR!
NO. 131 KOIITJI Ql'EEX ST.
(Iluchmllln's building )
ONE OF THE I'l.S LVI' L1NLS OF
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS,
FOUTIIESPllINO AM)!-l MMEllTliADE,
EVElt SHOWN IN TIIISjC11
3-Call nnd tnke a leek at the goods, and you
will besure tuhuve jour moasuie taken for a
suit. Juiic9-ljd '
B
URGE It A. SUTTON.
Mid-Summer Bargains
BURGER i SUTTON'S
V V SI I tn
I
Light-weight Suits
ATCiKKATLY l!i:i)l t HI
PUICL-
y
We knew money Issemee mil we went te help
nurciislemcrs out bv giving th. in a detal Suit
ler little money, either It cad) n.iub or Made te
"IU' UNDERWEAR
IN CHEAT VAltlETY AT KQl LLY LOW
I'UICh".
Have you seen our AI.I.-S1LK, s TIX LINED
TIES.ONLl S.tc?
The All-in-One Overalls
Ale guaranteed net te rl ,. Thc aie selling
Tuiy last ai iiiie,
S-C11VE US A L LL.-a
-Ourstoie w 111 cle-ie at p. m fiem July l
te .-cjn. i, Saturdays excepteti.
Burger & Sutten
J
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTEU. PA
rplIIRI) WEEK
-OF THE-
Great Clearing Sale
T-
HIRSH & BROTHER'S
ONE 1KICK CLOTH INU HOUSEj
Netw'ithlaiidlni; the denre hteti In litilnnjj
cverywhere at the pietent time, we have been
fcli. uuuy i igui itieng Bince we nave Irled tnld
ClearllllT Sule AND NO WON'IlKIt the nennlij
el Lancaster and surroundings knew hew te anl
pivclate th Great llargalns that we offer!
.iiiiiuuii it Krau many goeus uave uenn soul
wuv, iieauii ii.i. u liin ill IIJCUI lull, null mil COIll
tluue te offer the i-nme IiiiInceineiiiM fur llm ii.iil
iineoef the FOKTY DAYS. Wc call paitleulail
UtlVllllllll 111IQ HtLlllUUUr
JlUllCHANTTAlLOIMNt. DLl'AKTJIENT.
We have a email let el Light und Medium!
Weight Heeds which have been .Mailicil Dewil
te ery r.ew riguics.
TWO ilUNDllEO
MEM'S SINGLE COATSJ
PROM SI .00 TO $2 60.
TrrRQTi j?r T)'Dnnnm?T)u
JJL.L.lAJrJ-U. IX JJXjKJXLXJJ
One-Price Clothing Heuse,
COltNEKOF NOItTIl QUEEN STltKET AND
I.I..MIO. StJUAUK.
OLslSSirAltE.
TTiim & MARTIN.'
Queensware
AT
CHINA HALL
AKOTUsn let or
DAMAGED WAR
AT VKBY tOlV 1'BIl'ES.
Jelly Cups, Jars and Tumblers.
A Let or Cheap Table
GLASSWARE.
OrGKZ 1'1IK3K O CO US llKFUHK I'CIICIIABI Ml.
High 3d Martin
NO. 15 BAST KINO BTREBT,
LANUABTEU, l'A.
ITILORIDA.
J 1 will let
loeate and secure nu tlie tltle tl
reny -Acres ni uevernmeiiL laiuu in r leria ie
One Hundred Dollars. Location guaranteed tl
be desirable, healthy, with geixl water, anl
auapicu merungu cuiiiire auu cany vcgciauics
lorruseouucncu suiiciien,
T IBAIAH EDWAIID9.
Jlylllwd v' HuntlDgdeu, r.
1.1
At
- .
jf ''J V.T.Ahjf-, ,, -tiM . u
n