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IheNewi from the Nurtlnvent quarter of tlie
County A irunawny Accident 11 eld for
Stealing Cigars Clese of n Fnlr.
The Flcnle Season.
Regular Correspondence or Ixtklliekxckr.
Columbia, Pa., July 22. Clara Kshlcinnt',
aged three, daughter of Mr. Jehn 11. EpIiIo EpIiIe
man, living at Cerdella, met with a torrrlble
Bocldent at her home en last Saturday allor aller allor
neon. The child waa playing en the perch
and by aosne mishap fell ever n hucket of
'caldlna water that was stand Intr near by h
be used for cleaning. The result was that
the MUe Hlrl was Hcalded very badly. Dr.
Ooerge T. nornthelsol, of town, (toen
responded after being Bent for and partially
relieved the Bufferings of the child. The
larger portion of the child's body rcccl veil
the het water and the most lutense suflerlng
waa endured by the little girl. At first it
was thought that the scalds would be of a
fatal nature, but the child Is en a fair read for
recovery,altheuBb still suffering conslderablo
pain.
Runaway Herse.
The horse and wagon bolenglng te Chris
tian Musser, a farmer living near Columbia,
waa tied te a pest In front of the stere of
Fred Bucher, yesterday afternoon. Becom
ing frightened the horse began bauklng teaml
fro and at lastsucceeded In breaking the pest
te which he was attnchad.Whcn the herse get
loose he ran up Locust street at a rapid gait
with the pest hanging about his legs. The
horse was captured alter running a few
squares. Ne ttamage was received by clther
the horse or wagon.
Ilelil Fer Trial.
Jeseph Heffman, who was arrested en last
Friday, for stealing cigars from Henry
, Eberly, at Durlach, had a hearing this morn
tag at SqalreE vans'. Mr. Eberly was pres
ent and testllled that en the night of the 8th
of June, a man was seen prowling about the
atore. In the morning 2,200 cigars wero
missing. The party stealing thorn had llrst
onterod the basoment of the stere, but net
being able te get up stairs, get n ladder and
in this manner made an entrance into the
soceud story. The cigars wero hid In e coal
bin at a brick school house near the stere, and
were taken 1,000 atK time and sold through
out the country. The man could net be
identltled by Mr. Eberly, but as the cigars
were In his possession and he had admitted
the guilt, Squlre Uvanssent him te Jail te
await a inai ai me August teui u
Gloje ufu Fair
The Brothorheod of the 1'nlen held n lair
in the Armery during the latter twrt of lest
May and at Its clese had se end articles that
wero net disposed 6Ten account of net having
asufflclcntauieunt of meney en each tlillur
ent article. Theso things were chanced oil"
last evening at the meeting or the ledgo. The
following was the result of the chancing :
Ne. 103, held by Kaumel Filbert, drew tlie
barrel of Heur; ticket Ne. 81, held by
Samuel I.eckard, drew the caster ; ticket Ne.
27, held by Mrs. Newcomer, drew tlie basket
-of flowers, and Mrs, A. Jessio held ticket Ne.
27, which drew the ottomans. These articles
can ve received uy me tiiiiuruuiiucKy iji iji
sens at the stere of Jehn Temple, ou Seuth
Third street.
ricnlm.
The picnics el the Sunday schools of the
Second Street Tititheran and St. l'aul's Epis
copal churches, held nt I'enryn park yester
day, was the largest of the season thus far.
An onjeyablo tlme was had by all present.
The union picnic ei the SL Jehn's Luther
an and the Trinity Reformed Sunday schools
will be nt I'enryn park te-morrow, July 2.1.
The Columbia Citlrens' baud will be In at at
xiiidance, and this will be largest picnie of
- -rtir srasen.
Te-morrow the Sunday school of Mt Zion's
v M 1 . church will go te Lltlu. ThlsvJIl
le the place ter a geed tlme.
livreiigli Items,
Iitiit mght a brakemati connectod with tlie
gnM;I tmiji of the Heading A. Columbia rull rull
re;l, was ilking ever the train In order te
ceuple the irs toether bofero starting.
Lndt-x eti'vui trrtTarsu man was seen lying
uslewp. iit as seen getten out of ills dan-
ciH imsiiien and snnt away trem tue rull-
rread. The man was intoxicated and had
jjiuiiinder the carji te sleep.
A break in the lock en the Tidowater canal
at MUc.Vly creek, has caused some delay In
the arrival rfddepaiture of canal Ijeata nl the
coalehutoa. JTho-Jjimage will bsiWllrpjU.".
a rew days.
A hell bracolel found yosterday afternoon
en FeurUfu stroet, is at the olllce of Geerge
uacni.
"SeTcnd large bulletin beards ure being
built for the putting up of pesters, anneunc
ing thojceming of 1'. T. Barnum's circus te
Columbia.
Alley II, or mere familiarly known as
Butcher alley, was cleaned last night. The
Columbia tire englne run a stream of water
through the alley from Filth te Fient streets.
The funeral of the late Mr. P. B. Vaclie
took place this morning from ids late home
en Third street, and was largely attouded.
Miss Sephia Medingcr, et Baltimore, is 1 n
town, the guest of Miss Mollle Herr.
Throecar leads of tobacco were shipped
this morning te Dunn A Ce., of Philadelphia
from the Beading & Columbia freight ware
house.
11EAD1XU SCHOOL aVVMllSTHMHCNCY
l'ref. It K. Iluehrle, of this City, Elected te rill
the Vacancy.
The muddle ever the huperintemlcncy el
the Reading schools has bad a new outcome
In the election last evening of Prof. R. K.
Buelirle mtporintendent of the schools of this
city, te the vacant Reading superintenileucy.
J. T. Valentine, of Reading,haU been chosen,
but was Ineligible te tlie place, net having
taught for three years previous te his elec
tion. At the meeting or the Reading school
beard last evening Mr. Valentine tendered
his resignation te rolievo the beard from em.
barrassment, which was duly accented.
It was then moved nnd carried te go Inte
nomination for Mr. Valontlne's successor.
Frostdent Eckert said that the election would
be te 1111 the unoxpired term of three years
one year and a txirtlen of a year having been
served by Mr. Valentine. A letter was read
from State Superintendent Hlgboe te the
efTect that he would confirm such action of
the beard.
The following account of l'ref. Btielirle's
election is from the Rending Ttme..
Fr C. Smlnk nominated "ene who is
known te the beard as an earnest, faithful
and onergetle worker" l'ref, Rebert K.
Bnoltrle, of Lancaster.
Mr. Rocs said: ".Has the gontlemau any
premise that Mr. Bnolirle w 111 accept" ?
President Eckert teplled : " He will accept
ttnder certain conditions."
Thirty-one members then voted for the
election of Prof. Buehrle, and nene In ojv ejv ojv
pesition. Mr. Oeissler net voting.
President Eckert declared that Prof.
Buehrle had been "olected te llll the unex
pired term of three years."
The salary wnsnxedat 51,fee0 jier annum
by a vote of 25 in thoafllrniaile toil in tlie
negative.
Street Itallnay ISxteiihleu.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Lan
caster city street railway cempuny as held
last evening at the Stevens honse. The
directors wero authorized te prcctire from
the state the privilege of increasing tlie capi
tal stock from f 10,000 te fOO.OOO. II.
Reloads, tlie chairman, was autherised te a p.
point a couunlttee of live te procure suuscrl suuscrl
llens of stock as seen as the state shall grant
the Increase. The Intention of the company
is te ,U ence 6xtend tlie read ever the follow
ing reute ; I'Veui DuUe and Walnut te New
street, te Prince, te James, te North Queen,
te Orange, te Prince, te Conestoga, te Seuth
Queen, te Hager, te Vine, te Seuth Queen, te
E&1 Kiuif, te city limits, te New Helland
turnpike.
.V Mjr,terleu Disappearance.
Last 1'iiurtd.iy the coons held a picnie at
Recky Springs, and umeug theso who at
tended ms Bcutley McCubhlns a colored
porter ut the City hotel. Sluce that tlme
Bentloy Ua net been boeh nud ills oinpleycrs
nre jna.ieiis te leant bis whoreabeiits. They
think he has eiilier been stelen or is new
lying ut the bottom of the Conestoga.
Very .Trinl'"uB Ddds.
Tem the X. Y. Sun.
Dumley What's the use of talking te me,
i'ttiUierly Y Yott're au ass, nnd everybody
knew It I'll bet you lirty dellari te one
yed are the biggest ass In town.
XWherly (eagerly) I'll take that. It's a
geed bet If 1 lese It
AmiAvr.T xsn itATTJinr,
A I'lnne-Dealer Vflie Made Mlttake anil Was
Itatterert Fer It.
J. C. Van Neitnm has made complaint
agalukt Jehn 1 Ulnkley, grecnr, for aesault
and batUry. It appears that Van Nestran
accosted Mrs. Blnkley en the street at high
neon yesterday, and walked soma dtstance
with her ! that Mr. Blnlclev ovorteok thorn
near the oernor of I,lme and Chestnut streets
and, walking up behind them, struck him a
blew that felled him In the gutter. Mr. and
Mrs. Blnkley then walked home arm in arm.
Van Nestran's account of the ullalr is that
he wanted te bee Vrel. Woodward, and called
at the piano stere In East King wrcet, abeve
Dukeand finding the deer locked, hes.it
down en the slops. Mrs. Blnkley, whom he
did net knew, was standing home doers
auove anu uoweu te mm. un reacmng me
corner of King and I.Ime alie dropped her
parasol, and after picking It up, agnln
nodded te lilui. Thinking bIie might be a
freind who at that distance he did net recog
nize, he followed her. When hecamc up with
hor,she begged te boexcused, saying she had
mistaken him ter n gentleman from
whom she had bought n piano. He
snld he had net sold her a piano, but was In
the piano business, adding IT he wits Intrud
ing he hoped she would oxcuse him. She
Raid no harm was done, or words te that
oll'ect, and they walked an togethor until
Mr. Blnkley catne up and assaulted him.
Mr. Blnkley's slda of the story will be
heard te-morrow at 3 o'clock p. m., when the
hearing coines oil at Alderiunn Dcen's.
Many Heaths Frem the Heat.
Tuesday's record of the work of the beat
In Philadelphia Is an alarming one Reports
received from pollce stations anil hospitals
up te midnight show that twel ve pcople died
from the eirects of heat-streke, whlle twenty
two people were prostrated In ndditleu te
theso who died, and in many instances n
latal result will fellow. An analysis of the
deaths show that the het wave makes but llt llt
tle distinction In age. The years of llfe of
theso who died ranged from 21 te (53. Thrce
wero under Ki years and Haven wero under
15. In the prostrations the nges of the vic
tims are also about equally proportioned!
Charles Klemert, traveling salesman for
J. O. Cook, or 1'hlludclphl.t, was oercemo
by the heat at l'ottsvllle, en Tuesday, and
died at six o'clock In the evening.
Hev. Patrick Mulligan, or SU Mary's Cath
olic church, at Hunter's Point, Leng Island,
died Hiuldenly en Tuesday or sunstroke.
I'lru In it Cenl .'Mine,
l-'or a week past a nuniber of carpenters
wero umployed In tlmberlngn faulty chain
ber In the Holtenbaek shart, Wilkesbarre,
700 feet under the ground. Whlle at work
en Saturday last a lamp foil irem ene or the
men's hats, le which It had been fastened,
and Ignlted the gas, nnd in a short tlme a
llorce llre was rnglng. The fact of the llre
was net uciiendlv known te outsiders until
this morning. 1-or the past two days a large
ferce or men have been engaged in lighting
the lire, which Is new rexirted te lie under
control. Owing te a strong current or air,
which carrles oil the sulphur fumes, the
initie en the west slde or the shaft continues
te be worked steadily.
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wta.oeo Ijim nt rittktmi.
A $7,"i,(i00 lire breke out In I'ittsten en
Tuesday afternoon and destroyed two store
houses, the rltlslen Milling company's grwt
mill ami Henry Conway's and Mich.iel
Herry's dwelllngs. Ress ,V Ce., are the mill
ing company, and their less nggicgutes
nearly i50,Oimj. Perd owned the old cracker
farterv, used as a slotehouso and his less is
tirebalily ?:l,0OU. Other losses will nggregale
f.),(HK). One sm of the Kerry bridge w as de
stroyed, nnd lit falling carrlc"d four men with
It, but nene were Huritmsly httrt Wllkes Wllkes
barre nnd Seranten llre eum p:iiiluH v.cre pros
enl nnd rendered elllcieulitid. 'J'he bndge
will IK) nt once repaired.
A Donutleii Furt.
rorriseu Sellers Is a highly eio)iiied rail
read li reman residing at rarl.eMmrg. He
"has been in ill heath for several mouths and
unable te de duty en the I'arkcsburg pas pas
senger train, with which he was connected.
l4asteveninga itarty of railroad men, number
ing thirty, called at Mr. Sellers' residence
each of tlie visitors carrying with him n
donation for their sick comrade. Tiiey did
a goe'l deed and hail, as they descrvcd,u geed
time.
A Ten a llumed by I'.ejv
Tlie town of SkldjiVbre, Me., was burned,
en Sunday. LovTefiJinatpd jilanrl.'VW,-
000. Anion7;Tie chler toners tire Marklaud
EarlsVix, dry goods timl groceries, $fl,
0011 jyvV. II. Ilarbr-r, sauie, $3,000; Ollver
RWitewnv, ltiinlier : liiHurniirn, S5.000. Tlie
-fioHtelIli'o was ilGstreyeil, but most of the mail
was saved. Tlie urn wits started ny toys
playing with matches In a hay mew.
Tite Arrldtiit at Christian.
Lcander Mowror,sen of Albert Mowrer.had
three lingers anda jiortlen or his hand blown
oil Tuesday eveuliig by the bursting era bar
rel or a gun.
Andrew P. Moero, whlle planing a beard
had two fingers cut oil' at tlie second Joint.
Beth men were employed nt tlie Christiana
Machine Ce.'s works.
A Treasury Clerk Dlesut Ills Desk.
Henry Krauskopf, of Indiana, a dork for
the last twenty years in the second auditor's
ofllce, Washington, was stricken with paral
ysis, and died at his desk en Tuesday fore
noon. He was attacked last Saturday, but
had sufllciently recovered, as he thought, te
resutne his duties. He was 50 yours et age.
Found Dead Neur Kphrata.
Cerenor Henaman this morning rocelvod
a telegram from Ephrata stating the body of
au infant had beeit found In the weeds near
that village at nuearly hour this morning.
The coroner lctt for Ephrata ou the neon
train.
lletiirned te Court.
Mrs. Sephia Deerr was heard last night
by Alderman A. V. Dennelly, en a charge et
committing un assault and battery en Mrs.
Mary Hewes, leslding in Beaver street The
case was returned te court, nnd Mrs. Deerr
entored the necessary amount of lull.
Seeking a Xmt Heme.
Dr. Allred Clark, who practiced dentistry
In tills city ami Marictti for n number of
years, left last night for Minneapolis, Minne
sota, whom he will prtictlce his profession.
At the Station IIouse,
One vagrant was tlie only inmate at the
station Iiouhe last night. She was discharged
this morning.
SjIu el a thuihle Herse.
11. J. McOrann has sold his driving horse,
" Rleliaid" te Kiss A Deerr, for f2,(H)0.
Ilel Fer I'enrjn.
A full day at themedt beautiful l'ark in East
ern I'pnnnyh aula. The St. l'aul'a SI. II. Sunday
school will held their annual picnic, Friday,
J uly 21th, ut this beautiful pai k, te which all are
Invited, Tickets can be had at clther of the fol
lowing plaws: (leerge KrUman's confectionery
North cjueen street, D. b. llursk's gteeery, Knst
King btieet, It. F, W. Urban, Seuth Queen nnd
Conestoga stteet.and II. Will, hoiith'tjucen and
Hazel sttcels. Tickets Wund 30 cents.
Juiyje.itd.
Vl'.A 1 1IS.
FsciiUAtn In thlselty.en July 21. 1W5. Annie,
dniigbterercharlrsitnd hallii I.hcIiIj.kIi, hi ihe
llth ycaref heruge.
The relatives and friends pf Iho family are
tespectfiilly Invited te al'end the funeral, fteni
tluuesldenteef herparcnlH, Ne CU NeilhDukn
street, en Thursday uiernlng, nt 8J-j o'clock.
High muss nt St. Antheny's church, interment
al St, Antheny's ceinelet y. 2t
lUiiNtsii July 20, iss'i. In this clly, Mrs. I.lz
zlellaruUli, wllu or M, S. Ilaiulsh, In the HH
year of heruge.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited te attend thutuucral from
her husband's lesldcnce, Ne. 48 West King
street, en Thursday morning at 0 o'clock. Fu
neral services and Interment at 10 o'clock a. m
al New Danville meeting house, l't caching by
Jehn Kehr.
(Ohie papers please copy. itdltw
lUtiTes. On Jiily2l,ls&.uc-irMcchdnlcsbuiVt
Upper Leaeek tow nshlp, ileury lUrteu, in the
Kid year et his age.
Ills relatives and friends nre icspecttully In
vited te attend the funeral, Irem his late resi
dence, en Friday afternoon nt 1 o'clock, without
fiiilhurnnticc. luleimcnt ut old Lcaeeck I'icg.
byterlun chutch. Jly22 2td
Adlkii.-lit this city, en July 22, IMS, Adelphus
Adler, hi thuUth jour of his age,
(Netice of fuueralhereaflcr.l
Mclukiikh. On the 21st Inst, at Mlllersville,
Kphrulm U, Mclllnger, In the 31t ycuPer hU
age.
The relatives und Itiunds of tlie family are re
pectfully luvlted te ultend the funeral, from
hU late residence, Mtllcrsvllle, Friday luemhig
at 9 o'clock,
chureh.
Services at the Old.Mennenlte
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MeANxmrr. On July 21. 1833, Elizabeth Mc
An ancy, In tlie 07th yejar of her age.
Funeral from, tlie residence et JatncBCOylc,
Ne. 21 West Vine street, Saturday morning at 0
o'clock. Services In St, Mary's convent chapel.
Interment in St. Mary's cometcry. Jy22-3t
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MARKETS.
lhlladelihla Freduc Market,
1'nii.ADKLnilA, July 22. Fleur was quirt and
stendy.
Sales of 1,000 barrels. Including l'rnnsrl vanln,
fiiinlly nt f!0 i3 Western de fl 2SQS Vi
Minnesota linkers' ut f ($ Fatenla at S
5 SO.
live neur was glow at 3 73 per oarrei ler
chel co,
Feed wn in fair demand and wanted
at
Hales of Western Winter llran, at 110 4001700
per ten
1 n. in. call Wheat. OtWe hid for Julvt 01 We
Aug.! W,je for Sept.) tl COW for Oct.
Cern (iie for July t 02c for Aug.; Mc for
Sent.t WVie for Oct.
Oats-3u. bid for July) Mc. Ang. ; ll'Lc
ter BepU) l$,ic, for Oct,
New Yerk l'reduce Market.
New Tonic, July 22. Fleur market dull t
Fine, $2 4033 Ms Superflne, It 3001 74 1 Common
le Fancy Kutre Ohie, (.1 03fi Wis Ooed te
Chnlcu (Extra Western, l5 75; Minnesota, & l
Ql O).
Wheat Ne. 2 ltcd, Winter, July, II ft! t Aug.,
It W, Kept., 11 tKJiJ Oct., II 04ji;
Coin Ne. 2 Mixed, Aug., Wie Sept., S7c ;
Oct., Clc.
Onte No.2Mlxed, Aug., SHe; Kept ,S-2Hc
Uye dull ami nominal.
Hurley nominally unchanged,
Ferk Mess, fit 'Mil M.
I.ard 10 81, Aug t trt W, sept.
Molnsses quint i 1&KC for 60 test Cuba.
Turpentine quiet nl 37kc.
lleitin quiet ut II 20Q1 'tiyi for strained te geed.
l'etroleuni nnmlnnl.
Ftelghts dull ( Ornln te Liverpool, 2V.
Iluttur steady t Western Imitation ircnmerr.
lcgiHe.
unceseuiiii i western rmi pnmn, 4ic,
Eggs dull
ISc.
Hugar dull :
nesiern, unsure !
Hlule, uyid
("utleuf, C.iGCi;ts
(Irunul.tted,
lilcii uemliml.
Tallew quletj prlmeclty, Mic
Ceiren dull i fulrcarcecM, 8Jic
Hay dull ; Ne. I, UOcQIl.UU.
Chicago I'roduce Market.
CitiUAiie, July 52, 9.30 a.m. Market opened!
Wheal August, 81'iet Sept., 91JJO t OcU,WIJc.
Cern August, iiyip j Sept. 4.'.!-i! Oct., 4l;c.
Oats Aug , aKc.
Ferk Aug., 110 25 ; Sept,, 110 0 s Oct., 110 111.
I.nrd Sept., Srtfil; Oct., M7H
Itlhs Aug., 15 U7; Sept,, 3 77.
CLOfltHO.
Whcat-,lnly,87?icj Aug., RSK i Sept, BOJiO
90it; Ott..l3c.
Cern-July, tr.cj Aug., Kei Sept., 4IOW ,
Oct., JIVc.
Outs July, SOJJe; Aug., SSc ; Sent, ac ;
Oct., i!ie.
Ferk-July. 110 21 j Aug., 110 55; Sept.,
(in -: uct., ium.'k.
I.ard .luly, $y M; Aug., tfl (W; Sept,
t 7 ; Oct., W 77K.
Illbs-Jnly.l. ,0; Aug., 7WJ1 7JK; Pept,
MHO; Oct, fet.
LlTmeck l'rtces.
Ciihmoe Cnttle Itccelpls, 6,200 head; ship-
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111,-lltn, 4,"uf JltNltl lllitl KUL m;iiiM ,rin.Ji ,
clillinlngHtierH, l,:iMIBI,.VO fcs. JIS'OIOO; l.aiO
Gl,!r-e &.,! 2ua5Mi uvpei.w) fts, -nJ.--);
nteekcii, and leederD, (1 WXf I 2U; Texans, tl 7'.(
4 91.
Hogs Itecelpls, 10,000 heul; shlpinents, 11,000 j
iiiiirkiit itctlM-; fiJI0c higher; rough and mixed,
(I SUfl I 40! packing mid shipping, tlt(aiCJ;
light, t V SO; skip, MS4 10.
Shecit Itecelpts, 2,.Mw head ; shipments, 300
tnuiket slew: 15Q200 lewer: natives, 5gl 10;
'I(ian, II Tifj.ir..
East I.innKTT Cattle active and firm : prices
15fl.H)c higher than last week; receipts, 5
heiid ; shipments, 1M head.
lings iniirktit slew and prices a weaket ,
i,hthidclplit.ui,4 mat 70; Yorkers, II ul70,
n eelpU, .V) head ; sliliimcnts, iie head; ship
inentH jcnlerduy le New Yerk, 5 carloads.
New Yerk Sleck Marknt.
Nbw Yenic, July 2i Wall street, 1:30 p. in.
Meney asy at X percent Kxchnngu stcudy.
(iOMirnments firm. Currency 6's, $1271f hid ;
4' Coup., lWi bid ; 4Ws de, 112'i bid.
The stock market this morning, opened
quiet but steady mid prices wer without mate
rial change from I u t night's figures, with the
exception of Union Faellle, which was Unit ou
supporting orders, but before the llrst call a
raid en Hteck lowered tin, prlce from tOJ; te iV,i.
Toward elereu o'clock the t-rnngcrs and Van
drrbllts were iUlte actively bought, and at
neon, under their leadership, values had ad
vanced te li percent Al the tlme of writing
the market lsstteng.
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Ad.lins Kxpress
American Kxpress
U.S. Kxpress
Wells, Futge A Ce
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C. C. C. I
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Central
llllnelsOntral Kxpress.
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Mlchluan Central,
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Union l'aclflc , ui
Missouri 1'acinc IH
Texas l'aclflc
New Yerk Uluvated
Metropolitan
Manhattan
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Canada Southern
Canada 1'acinc
sal
lii"
ClilcuKO.t Alten Vi
iw
Mil
cues .v unto
1). A Hud te
Del., Lac. & West tn
Denver xl
Lrle II
" Preferred
Hannibal A St Je
" Frcftrred
Kansas A Texas 14
Luke Shere r&U
Ltjff .:
L'vs'lleA Nashville SaU
f'4
ltJi
20'i
fay.
i
33
Merris A Lssex my.
Northwest f,i VJj
rruierrcu isu in
UutatleA Western
Ohie A Mississippi
" l'rufurred
l'RCllle Mall 49X
(julckallvcr
" Frelurred
Heading
Iteck Island llstf
9H
4i'iji
20
117K
San Francisce lv
x'rcieiTuu x
Omaha.. -A
" Frercrred S3
St I'aul niJ
" I'tnfurrcd
Nash A Chat
M.. L...S. A V
Wabash
" I'referrcd...
C, II. A Q 123
itechester A Flltaburg
I'd. A Kvuns
Manitoba W)i.
Oiegen A Nav
Oregon Transco 17
1'iillmaii l'alacu Car
.13
2j2
13
12K
Stuck Markets.
Quotation by lieed, McOrann A Ce., Hanker,
Lancaster, Fa.
II A. if. 12 x. Sp.tn.
Missouri Pacific
Mlehlgan Central 61;J
New 1 erk Central Hi
New Jersey Central 4e
B15J
!!)!
Vi
1?'
49K
jejj
14U
49
m"
91
uiiui (..eiiinii
Del., Ijiek.A Westem iw
Denver .t UloUrande Til
Ktle 13?
KnuaaH A Texas, 'JHi
Luke Sheie t)l
Chicago A N. W., common. Us2
N.N. tint, ft Western
St. Paul ft Omaha
I'acltle Mall W)i
Kechester ft Flttubiirg
SI. I'aul 7M
lexiul'aclllc II -
Union l'aelfle myi
Wabab Common
Wabash Fruterred.
Wcmtcm Union Telegraph.,
Louisville ft NaahvlIIe
N. Y Chi. ft St L
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
l'eniisylvanla
lleadlncr
SB
F. T. ft llu train..
Net thorn l'allrle Common
Northern Pacific l'ref 45J
J 1UH IUI1 VI 1111, Zl
l'hlladelphlaft Erle -je
Neithern Central
Central TrniiHp
Canada Seutheru
Oil :Hi
Ftiople'H Fasaenger 18
Mlsseuil l'aclllc te
1$
JfXW AVrJSHTISEMXNTS.
AIJSOI.UTE 1'URITY IN EVERY l'AIU
tlculnrlii guaranteed by iihIiik MILLKll's
IHJUAA ff,U,
mai'7-tlnul
XTOT1
'ICE.
a.1 Mm. Martha MerrN ha left her home
ltlieut aJiiKt cause, and I will net be responsi
ble for any bills contracted by her.
JyJJ-lwdftltw FKL1X MOHK1S.
Cl'ECIAIi NOTICE.
VXMBSItS OF TBE
LANCASTER MENNEROHOR
Are requested te meet at their Hallen FRIDAY'.
lie !Hh, at 12 30 o'clock, tharp, te proceed te
MIIlervlllc. te attend the luueral of their late
leuow'tnemeer, Unas, r, Itees.
lly order of the
l-resHieui.
JySi-Std
OEO. I'FKIFFEIt, Secretary.
"J. RANI) OPEN AIR CONCERT
-AT-
MENERCrlOR GARDEN
THIS EVENING, BY THE
CITY BAND.
It HENRY POEUlt, l'rep.
KJSW AJirERTiaKXJCXTS
AK1NQ POWDER.
ROYAL
BAKING
, POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholesetnencss. Mere eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with tlintnnltltudent low
test, short w eight, nlnm or phesphate powders.
Held only (n cam. Kotal IIakinii 1'ewnKR Ce.,
100 Wall Street, New Yerk. may27.1ydAw
DON'T KOROETTHE 1'NION BETHEL
Sunday Pclmel Excursion te I'enryn l'ark
nn TUKailAY. .iui,v -.b n.
Hand of inuMc.
Iteund trip, W)c, children, Sic,
all trains,
TIcliKn geed ler
ltd
PUBLIC SALE ON FRIDAY AFTER
NOON at two o'clock, nl No.3l8euthITlncn
street, a let of new Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, such as FarlerSets, llod-lteom bets, Din.
Itig.ltoetu Furniture, etc.
JMld It. F. KIlOl'T.
1 RAND EXCURSION I'OR THE BENE-
VJI FIT or the Itetli
Sunday Scheel te l'enl
FIT of the Itethcl A. M. K. (.'Iiurch and
iitidav Scheel te Fetirvii
It Fark.etiTHUltSDAY,
AUfiUST 13, 1SSJ. Adulls'
li Is' llekris. m cents :
children's tlekct9,23cents. JI222ldWAS
BEST UOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.
4 Rs. " A " Sugar for 2'ks ; 4 packattes Cern,
starch for 25e ; 4 B.s. Tea IHciiIIh for 'i'.e ; 4 lis.
l'rtines for Vict 4 Its Itlce ler 2."ic. (Irunulutt d
Sugar, Te. Celfees I Cedecs I Teas 1 Teas' Tel-
ophene.
ilienn. UI.AllKK'S TKA STOKK,
MWfst King Street
T
HE GREATEST KNOWN SOA1'
TO
answer all purpe-e Is Miller's Ilerax.
HOT WEATHER REQUIREMENTS.
Clean piemlxes, and tin) liberal ueenrdls.
InfectautH. Chloride of Lime and ether stand
ard germicides for a'n nt
HUllLF.Y'S DIU'O HTOIti:,
Ne. 24 West King Street
BE NOT DECEIVED. DON'T BUY
"electric" or "magnetic" frauds. The best
external remedy is llensen's Cepclne Flusters.
P EOPOSAUS "YlJiriiirRECEIVIiD
at the ofllce of the rennty cotnnilsslennii
until 12 o'clock itcKitt, MONDAY, JULY 27, for
furnishing ninety tens of first-class hard coal,
free of slate,
UY OIU) Kit OF TDK HO Alt D.
Attest: Fiuna Gmet, CIi rk. J)-2tV3td
BY ONCE USINd MILLER'S
SOAP you will use no ether,
everywhere.
BORAX
Fer sale
PUH LIO MALE. ON SATURDAY,
JULY 23. 1W. at 10 o'clock, a. in., at Me
(iranu's Pari;, will be sold a superior SADDLK
HOIISK. lie Is Seven ears Old and of a Light
Hay Celer.
SAMLKLIIKHS,
JJ2MIUMW.VF Aucl.
,fAf'IIINLSTS,
KOUNDRYMEN AND
use MILLKIIS llOUAA
1TJL llluekstiiltlis
SOAI'aud claim It uneiiiulled
NAimcini"eiViNfnrEAIH"Y Ac
tion te the skin, In every wiiycenducHe te
health, Is MILLhll'S llOlt.W SOAP.
AA.
Use Maiilii'iin Knller
The Original,
iiuiyi-lyM.WA'i It
BB.
Flnur.
The Hcst.
TTAPPY THOUGHT AND REBECCA
X . Tobaccos only be per plur at
IIAltTMAN'S YfiLLOW FllONT
CIO A It
THE ONLY GREAT EXTERNAL RE RE RE
medy.Tho'eeinlneiitcheiulstsJtUfcsiers Dnremiis and HHtterstislI.eiiderae ISensun's Cup
clnu l'lasteis.
HE IT IN COLI) VTERT USE IT I v
het w-atnr. It will glvogeod resul- '
U 11.11 O ItUKAJl. 3UAI,
rTi7'r. 'rt AlfO EST, 11 EST AND MOST
JL eoiuplcte usMertment of Flaying Curd In
the dty from 3 cent per ptelc up at
HAllTMAN'S YKLI.llW FllONT CIGAlt
STOUK.
NOT1CE-THE MEMIIERS OK I.ODOE
43, F. and A. M., w 111 meet at thidr hall ou
Friday at 12 0 p. m., tharp, for the purpose of
intending tlie funeral of llrotherCharlo F. Itcet Itcet
Ihe ledge will leave en the utrect cars at 1
o'clock p. in., and proceed te .Mlllersville s r
tinning will IcavuMlllcrmllle Immediately after
tin, ! Icei. Members of Lamberton Ledge, Ne
47K, F. Hnd A. M are respectfully ln ltcd te at
tend Full Maenlcdre. lly orderer
JOsriUA L. LYTL.
Wershtplul Muter
llcnu s. i.ARx, Secretary. Jy3ld
all at"TTeieart '(T OlTl)" WlNE
BTOUK
-roit-Listen's
Extract of Beef.
riXEST IK TUB WORLD.
F.stnblHhed,17ia. II. K.SLAYMAKEIt, Agt..
(Hbl7-tld Ne.W Kiwi Kim: HI.
TLIE CHEAPEST AltTICLlT IXTHE
market ted,y, considering quality, Is MIL
LKIl'lt()ltA.SOAl'. REDUCTION IN CUSTOM-MADE
Clothing. A well made, Klegant trimmed
and
1 nerfect I
mini
a I'.n.lneHS 'Suit ler 118.00. A
gee
hI English
Cerknerew Wemted Suit, lint
indded. In one. two. three or four button cuta
way, for BUM. A lmiuUnme Check Canshnere
Suit for ai.0e. An elegant Scrgu Suit, In black,
blue, drab or brown, ter I15U0. Flnu English
Striped or Cheek Pantaloons Hern tSUlup. llu
membe, all work Is strictly llrst-clans. Every
garine.'t warrutited In L ir presented. A
f;oed nt, well-made and nlcci trimmed, The
arcat assortment of putteniB In thlseitv.
A. 11. IIOSENSTEIN,
inH-Cmdlt 37 North Uuecu street.
FOR PURITY, EXCELLENCE,
wclghtntid sttcngth MILLEIt'S
FULL
UOUA.X
SOAF has no equal.
TiTADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
-AT-
Reigart's Old Wiue Stere,
E. SLAYMAKKK, Aebnt,
Ne. ') K.iBrKlNO Strkkt.
Iebl7tfd
KrtUhllsbed 17H.
T
HIS PAPER 18 PRINTED
J. K. WRIGHT &. CO.'S
INK.
Fairm&aet Ink Werts, 26th and Penn'e. Avenae
tanMyrt
I'lIll.ADKLPHIA.FA.
w
ANTE.D.
A Yeung Man te Learn the Drug
Business.
Addtesjiin Milting:
"PHAUMACHT."
iMEil.inKNcrii OrricK, Itneastcr, Fa.
milE MANSION.
THE "MANSION.
H
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
The Leading and Largest Hetel. Finely leca
ted, elegantly furnlbhed and llbrrully managed
Electric bellx, light, and all modern linpreM.
meats. Geed orchestra.
OHAS. MeQLADB,
Jy7-2md Proprietor.
VTOUNT ST. MARY'S COLLEGE.
Mount St. Mary's College,
EMMITSDURQ, MD.
This Institution continues te glve that thor
ough Classical and Mathematical Education ler
which It has len.r been culebmted. A Commer
cial Course, optional te the ntudeuU, U con
ducted by competent profeeors.
Situated In k very healthy locality at the feet
of the 111 no Hldge Mountain., aud far away
from the distraction and dangers et a city, thl
college offers peculiar advantages te stndsnts,
Send for Catalogue te
PRESIDENT MT. ST. MART'S COLLEGE,
JUlSO-Zind M W 8 EMMITSllUltO, MD.
new Atrr.nTisitMF,NTit.
rpHR BEST 6e
HAVANA OIGAlt IN
JL. the City, at
HA.UTMA.VS YKM.OW
HTOUK.
ritONT CIGAlt
FIIIST-CLASS BOARDING.
Together with the cholce of rooms en the
Jlrst or second fleer. Surpassed by nene In the
city. Callonernddrcss,
NO. 402 NOHTlf QUEEN ST.
Table boarders acoetuiuodatcd, aO-Ud
WITHOUT RXCEITION. THK BEST
Cigars In the town, two for Be, at
IIAimiAN'S 1EM.OW rilONT ClOAll
HTOHK.
MEDICINE CHEST IN THEMSELVES.
Itensen's Capclne l'lasters remain un-
eijuallnd as n general household medlclne.
Clean, quick, Biue.
TDEMEMBER THE OLD STANDARD.
HOHUEH'S W1I.1) CltKUIlV TONIC
Fer Weakness, General Debility, Dyspepsia,
Hummer complaint, etc.
ItOIIKf.ll'S I.IQUOll STOUK,
npt-lydll Ne. U Centra Square.
S1
CHOOL TAX FOR 1885.
The dunlleiiln Is In the hands of the treiiHtircr.
Three per cent, oil' ler prompt payment te Aug.
1.1BHS.
V. O. MAUSIIALli, Tif asnrnr,
Ne. 12 Centre Siiiarn,
tir Onire hours from On. m. le 4 p. in.
Junell-tfilll
j- kvan'hTiajuu!
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Klegant llrcad. Fer sale liy Oreccrs
generally.
Levan Ss Sens, MorclmntMUlerB,
Oltlcei 17NOHTH FltlNCEST. apr27ind
ASSIONED ESTATE OK THE LAN
caster Helt Company, of the City el Lan
caster. The undersigned auditor, appointed te
piis upon exceptions and te dlMtiliuta the
Iialunee rcmnlnlnlng In tbr hands of II.
F. Irving, asKlgnee, ler the bnneflt of ctcdlters
te and among thete legally entitled te the same,
will sit for that lnirpoae en TIIUltSDAY, the
13th day of AUdl'ST, A. 1). lsw3, at a o'clock
p. in., In the Library Keem of the Court Heuse,
In the city of Lancaster, where nil persons In
tcrcstcdln SHld distribution innviittnid.
I). MtilULLKN,
JlyS-ltdWeaw Audllei-
ToiTn's.eivler. ee. v. ratiive"n
TWO
Extraerdinaiy Bargains,
Ne. l.--24-Inch Wlde Figured Pongeo Silks ,
Cholce Styles and Celers, New this
Sonson, reduced te 40 centfl from
ei.oe.
Ne. 2.--25-Inch Wide Figured Foulard Sllkfl,
very Choice Styles nnd Colorings,
Seme Very Neat Patterns, reduced
te 75 cents from 61.20.
WDen't miss these Itanralns. 'Ihesn icoeds
cost mete money but they must be sold le make
room for Fall Ooeds.
IIAUUAINS IN
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas and Fans.
JohnS.&ivlflr&Ce.,
NO. 25 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTKIt. FA.
CLOTH I Ml.
TTEADQUARTERS FOR
SUMMER
Morlne Shirts and Drawers,
Qauze Undershirts and Drawers,
Choice Neckties,
R. It W. Cellars and Ouffa,
C, tt C. Cellars and Cuffa,
Crown Cellars and Cuffa
The Best Fitting Dress Shirts.
8H1UT3 AND SOCIETY ILVllAFIIKflNALIA
Made te eudkk.
At Erisman's,
NO. 17 IVfiST KINO STKF.LT.
BUY YOUR CLOTHING
-AT
Wanamaker& Brown's,
OAK HALL,
iOLTllEiST ('OHNEHSlini ASD MAnkKT STRKKTS,
I'UIHlltLVllIl.
Jlylltld
F
INE TAILORING.
1885. SPRING 1885.
H. GERHART,
FINETAIL0RIN6.
The Uirgestnnd ChoIcektAssertmontof
FINE WOOLENS
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTE1I.
All the Latest Novelllea In
FANCY SUITING.
A CHOICE LINE OF
SPRING OVERCOATING.
THE VEKY I1EST WOllKMANSHIF.
l'rlces te suit all and all goods warranted as
represented at hit newr store,
H"e. 43 lerth Queen St,
(OFFOSITE THE FOSTOFFICE.)
H. GERHART.
irXL VAVK21.
W
INDOW SCREENS.
Wire Window Screens
v
kcenlnii. and unbedv Hheuld be without them.
The price U wllhlu reach of all, and when put
up piuperly will last you for yeaia. Weuiaku
them he they need net be ietne ed In opening or
closing shutters or wludewH. Plain wire, 60c,
Mc, bec, (Be, 70c, 75c, BOc, t5c. oee, ll.eu a pair up.
Landicape, fl.23,l.ie,l.SO, (1 SI, J1.75 a ialr up,
according te size. Deers with corners, springs,
hinges, etc., complete.
Wet have added largely te our stock of
WALL PAPERS
Within the last ten days, bought from recent
sales In Euttcrn marketx, comprising all grades
or goods. Hanging in best manner.
Alse a choice line or LACE CUKTA1NS.
4Stere closes at u p. nt., except Sat ut days.
Phares . Pry,
Ne. 67 NORTH QUEEN BTBEET,
LANCABTElt. FA,
99mdjZiJXrfl - i
V
JMir unena.
SPECIAL ALTERATION SALE.
WATT, SHAND & CO,
AUK MAKING KXTHNSIVU AI.TKIIATION3
AND ADDITIONS TO TDK
New Yerk Stere
And In order le reduce surplus stock nnd niake
mere room, nirursiicclnl ludiicements In eety
department,
KXTItAOItDINAItYIIArtGAINSIN
Ulenclied nnd Uiilileachcd Muslins.
BLEACHED AND UNHLEACHED SI1EET1S0S
In all uldt lis and quiillUc.
Tickings, Turkey Red Tablings,
IMi Linear, Towels and Napkins,
at tin: i.eu i:st i'i:ici:s i:vi:it known.
si'KCIAI.IUUlll.NSlN
DRESS GOODS.
ODD LOIS AND UK.MNANTH UEDDCKD AT
HALF USF VLl'llH'KS.
EEW YOEK STOEB.
J.
11. MARTIN A CO.
SALE OP
Surplus Stock
-or-
PARASOLS,
We Offer Our Entire Stock
Parasols at Less Than Cost.
of
Lace Parasols, - -Lace
Parasol?, - -Canopy
Tep Parasols, -Coaching
Parase!?,
Children's Parasols,
Silk Umbrellas
-AND-
SUN SHADES
AT COST.
iitie d Ce.,
0.
Cor. West Kiii ami Prince Sis.
.A.VCASIKIt. FA
run salk en jcizxr.
ITIOR SAIii:-r.I(iUT HOR.SE-l'OWr.R
3 I'nrtabln Engine, llageisinivn Thieher
and Victer Clevet nulbi Will be sold cheap
nnd en ery easy tcims.
II MELD. HESS.
JVlTIwd.tltH
iiuarryllle. Fa.
FOR RENT.
Thrtu Law ertlcci at Ve 15 Nelt'l II DUKK
STitEKT; and a basment SSIeelleng, supplied
with water aud heat,
martb-tld II. FUANIC ESI1LEMAN.
FOR SAI.i:.-SKATIN(i RINK AT COI.
utnbla, F.i., with all Its Futures, Steam
Heater and 2i", pulls et Henley Skates, geed at
new. Will sell en easy ternw and nt a bargalu.
Foitefflco address, " HO.V .NO. ts."
Julyl5-3md Columbia, l'a.
ii ats a n a Ays.
"I REAT REDl'CTION IN l'RICES
STAUFFGR 8c CO.,
LEADING RATI EUS.
STRAW HATSFSTRAW CAPS !
CHEAT UEDl'CTION IX I'HICE SINCE
JULY I.
Straw Hats for lley!, Sc , 10c , 15c , V and Kc
Child's Straw Caps, Me and 73c.
Hey's Diess llatH, t!5c.
Alen's Hats, Se., inc.. 7Sc. and f l.taJ.
A Mackinaw lint, l.eu. A Manilla Hat, V. 00.
A lltaiitlful Ilreun and lllack Slltl' Hat, il.&e.
A Light btitr Hat, II W.
A Fearl Lassttnere ilnt.f2.fm.
.Men's Duek Hat, 20c. and He.
A Seersucker Hat, 3(ic. and 35c.
OALI. AMI SEKOUlt 3c. INDOH .
. D. STATOEER & CO.,
(SIRLTZ A 11UOS.' OLD STAND),
NO. 01 & 33 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LA.VCASTF.lt. FA.
COtX.
BR. MARTIN,
WnOLkSAlK AHP liKTAlt.
Dealer in Alt Kinds of Lumber aed Geal.
-Yam: Ne. 4J0 North Water and Frlnce
streets above Lemen. Lancaster. nS-lvd
-OAUMOARDNKKS A JKKKKRIKH,
COAL DEALERS.
Orricua: Ne. 121 Ninth (Jueen street, and Ne.
Ml Nerlh Frlnce sttvel,
Yitiun: Neith Frlnce street, near Iteudlug
Depot.
LANCASTKIt, FA.
augl5-tld
c
OA1
M. V. B. COHO,
330 NOKTH WATKU 8TUEET, Ijincaster, Fa.,
WIIOLK8ALK AMD ItliTAIL nUALsa IN
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Conniption with tub TuLKrnoNte Kxciunuk.
Vakd and t)rtc! Ne. 330 NOltTH WATKU
8THLKT. feuffl-Ivrt
T71ABT END VARD.
C. J. SWARR&CO.
GOAL.
KINDLING WOOD.
Ornuu: Ne. 20 Centre Square, ileth yard and
ottlce connected with telepbeue exchange,
aprlJlydMAF.lt
T
II E
" NATIONAL, HOUSE."
A. F. FUI.MEIt liavlng purchased tbe" Na
tional Heusn " Itetn Ames Lea, Is new ready te
receive hi friends und the public. Jyll-lwd
IIKDCCKR KORMKtt
te mica
$1.00 $6X0
3.00 5.00
2.00 3.25
1.75 3.00
.75 1.50
CT.UTlltXn.
Clothing (e nicet every fancy mid
le plcnse llie laste of overy liuycr
may always be found en our uililcs.
e ene need Icave us unsditislled.
Our sleck Is full or real bargains
at closing prices, wMhiii tlie rcacli of
overy purcliiiser.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST
Philadelphia.
ii .-Stud
B
U1U1ER A SU'Pl ON.
Mid-Summer Bargains
BDRGER&SUTTON'S
We ate sellim.
Light-weight Suits
ATOItE TI UKDl l 1 I)
FHICfcs.
We knew mnnev Is scarce and we want teheln
our eiiBtenii'ix out l,v giving them a doed buit
for little money, ellhei Heady made or .Made te
Older.
UNDERWEAR
IN GUI: AT
VAIMKTY T
FUILI.h
KQl 1M LOW
Have you een enr ALL-SI Lit, SA1 1 LINED
TIES, ONLY Mc?
The All-in-Oiic Overalls
Areguaranlccd net te rip. They
are celling
very tai hi r.ue.
3-(ilVK US A CAI.L-M
flrf-Our dtere w 111 clone at C .
te sept. 7, Satuidaya excepted
in
f ein July C
Burger & Sutten
J
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne, 24 Centre Square,
LA.VCASTEU. FA.
M
YHRS A- RATH VON.
"BEMSWICE!"
"IIUI NMMth l Till. N IMh fiF THK
Best White Shirt
.SOLD l.V HN( STLK TO DAY,
Made of Best llrnnd M anuulta MuslluAFeur
i-iy uosein, nun pesiiiTi i tlie llest ltt.td
shirt In un. Finn Limn ind I our Fly IJV
Fly Unsein.ttnd peilTl l the llest llt.idMads
'm... ,. t,-. ,.., ,, .., .
j lie- ii iinni iuh sl'IIS l I 1
" 'ff3"LaimiIricil anil 'SI' Ofl 1 ifiauuLrieb
THE "RUBY"
Is our second Hindi- t IiIIl Shirt Madi et Sew
lerk Mills M il-Uii, and Is supi-tlei te most l ml
While Militn put en tin miiikel c mi be had for
$1.00L:uiiiiric(l ef7."C. riilaimdried.
IKC-OM-FOl It I'll AND I IS 1 USES
SEEOl I
li)l h OF
THIN GOODS!
Twe Shades of Uren, tueMndi - of blue, two
Shades of lcllewnnd t hltc,tmiliudt sef lllaclr
and Whlte
SEERSUCKER, in Obeckr,
At U Ut for Ceat nnd el
SI' MM Ell VEST iln Whlte Duckei black und
While M lied Duck.
LEADINU CLOTHIhlW,
NO. 13 BAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTEIt. FA
QUR PRICKS FOR "
STJIIEE GOOBS
LEAD THE MAIIKET
Rrdnctien IVice List of Men's, Bejs' and Children'
CLOTHING.
THIN COATS ut 10a
bKEKSUCKEIt COATS and M-s'fs Hern l.'
up.
HetterSKEIlSUCIwEIISnt 1 75.
.MEN'S HllSI.S'E'iS SUITS at fl.10. tf u, (cllM,
and J7.ne.
MEN'S DltESSSUIl'SnUS.Oi), fin HI, $12 W und
H ).
MEN'S BUSINESS PANTS at 7.1e
MEN'S ALL-WOOL CS-lMEIti: Ft NTS at
$2 00. J3 50 and $3 00.
nova suits at f.'oe, r:.M,$jou,ii.fe. fanenp
te rt en
CIlILnitKN'S SUITS fiein II ir. upward
Custom Department.
Our specialties In this depiirliueut uie Weel
Serge Suiting In all toleis, the nuiiiu he make te
elder In llrxl-cliiss lvlu ter fll.ee.
ALI.-UOOL l'AN-Is le eidet ut 3U0, $100,
$3 UI, fl) UI, $7.00, fs.uu.
'the place te trude U wheie you can yet the
most ler you money, and whete ou can hv
llielait'e.t uilcty teHclitt Hein
L. GANSMAN & BR0
THE FASHIO.VA1ILE MEltCHANTJTAII.OnS
AND CI.OTHIE1IS,
Nea. 60-60 NOIITH QUEEN ST.,
(Itlght ou the Southwest Cor. et Orange Street,)
LANCAbTEIt, FA.
-()pnn E e until six o'clock, Saturday until
10 o'clock. Net connected with any ether
clethliiM heui In the city.
ENDORSED lY l'HYSK'IANH AND
DruggUU. Even body known the general
ueea of a plaxtcr, and tt.ut lleiibeu's Cupclue
Flastcra ure the bent,
-TARVELOUS IN ITS OPERATION,"
-LYi. Sweet au'l healthy linen Iho result le
MILLEIt'S UOltAX SOAP.
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