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Siiy-jltejrulnr Correspondence of IXTi.LLiciEHcicn.
f&f COLUMBIA, July -I. 1 no legislature tuir
'lh?lta session of lh!s uprhiR passed a bill,
.Kvhlch was approved of by the governor, tire.
.'jSjl 'Vidtag for tlie erection of flre escapes en
A .C. hotels, Jmlls. etc. Tiie bill specifies the
innnncr In which they nre te be orccled
nnd Uin munber feraich Heur. Pnllure te
ceniplv with the requirement of this net Im
poses n penalty in the tdmpe of line
nnd Imprisonment en the ewners of
such building Willi tlia exception el llm es
cape tin, tlie Cherry street public school build-
thore t net ene Mnee widen comes
thin the limits of this bill thnt is provided
Htlltl 4ln iivnitnt- ttirvitiu rf rtjmfi In rnun nf
. llre. Thore nre novernl large buildings In
.Columbia used for the meeting of secret
societies nnd ether organization. A narrow
; ntnlnvnvvSs tiie only means of exit lrem the
i dillpwftt ledgo rooms. The mcetlng of tlicne
Kocletlcs nre eften attend ed by n lurge num-
ber of men and n better means of leaving the
buildings should be provided. This law
should be enforced In the borough.
l'ollce Intelligence.
Pennsylvania Railroad Tollce Olllcer A.
H. Ullbcrt, wlille ntteiullng te the duty el
vroventlng persons from riding en trains.
noticed two men lying en the top of npas npas npas
songerceach, nlongthecono of the reef. The
men, who wero tramps, had In seme way get
en the reef of the ears nt Cellins station and
went as far as Srtieck's mills bofero being
discovered. Ofllcer Ollbert compelled the
men te ceme down from the car nnd nrrested
them for Imin-rldlng. Tliey had a hearing
before 'Squire l'rank nnd tliey gave their
iinni03nnClmrlusMnlenaiid 1 rank Mttoliell.
Tliey will ii'iiinln in the Uincaster jail ler
ten Unys for riding en the car, having been
token there this morning.
Themas Cerbley, vt he was nrrecled twice
en Wednesday for being (1 runic and releascd
upon premising te leave town, vns again in
n state of intoxication lat euilng. The
constable again took him te the lockup, nnd
Themas had n hearing this in .nlugat the
offlce olS'iulre Evans. As he had broken
bis proitiWe te loave town, this thne he was
Bent te Lancaster Jnll for four days.
l'rrpnrud furtlie l!H-ntiiiimiit.
During this week the military company
lias been very busy gelling ready for the
annual encampment, which will be held this
yeawt Mount ttretna. lat night the coui ceui
pamy was Instructed in the various duties of
camp HTe and were disciplined in guard
mounting. The detail sunt ahead of tlioconi tlieconi tlioceni
pany te propare the tents, etc, left for Mount
Gretna last night. The detail consisted of
Sergcant Trunk llassolbaeh, nnd 1'rlvates
James Wilsen, Jehn llaup nnd Jehn KU
licker. The ceirpany will lc.ive en Satur
day morning nt" o'clock.
Tlin Klir.
The river at this tlme is nearly as low as It
was last ye.ir, When it was lewer than for
seven years. The business at the coal chutes
is very much retarded by the low state of
the water. The slcamer used in towing the
canal beats across the Vcr has, en soeral
occasions, been unable iodenuy work, nnd
fttuck en dlllerent places in the river. Tiie
llsli chutes liave liccn closed, and the raft
chute will be closed te-day.
Ten n Nete.
The union picnic of the Sunday schools of
the Trinity Reformed and SL Jehn's
Liithcjnu churches was the largest picnic
that left Columbia this season. Tw enty-twe
cars were required te carry the persons at
tending, but despite the large crowd every
thing pasc?d oil well nnd no accident oc
curred te mar the pleasure
The Sunday school or the Mount .ion A.
M. E. church spout a merry dayntLHitz
yesterday.
tiie uieaum u.e sock at .Miuiuy ltccic, en
the TidijVater t-aual, has been repaired, and
U
a again arriving at the Columbia
e company, Ne. 3, will
in lleise'8 woeus ou
management of
Ba;
Sieall.ilrwillbc w
7nau. Jehn 1. Mvcrs : mast
Jehlli'. Habel j lloer mau:i
ewlncler. A number of
manugers have been appointed from ii
ei xiiu company.
The Columbia Citlzens' band have or.
ganized a brass orchestra of six pieces. They
have nirciKi-iBil music iiiul in a few weeks
jyiu,ijy ready te tilay for picnics, etc
Though long deferred a street sprinkler is
iireiiitail for Columbia, A Lancaster turty
will be the manager mid it will put in an a a
pcaraiae next week.
Opening of the Vepper lleat lleute.
Last evening the members of the Vesper
Reat club and n number el their friendsns-
Vpemblcd at I'ett's park, le celobrate the open-
iilgef their beat house. The club is com cem com
pesebSflf Harry Lcibley, Win. R. Ilrinlen,
Chas. G. J.'aag, Jelm Geedman nnd Herman
AsttkJj, and 4he beat liou&e was built by
-Chese young men, under the direction of Mr.
Lolbley; itis'Jexll icct, nnd is built incot incet incot
tage style, being surrounded by a portico five
loot wide; thcre are two rooms, oue tp r
tised ns a dressing room and the etl-.. 'ur. '"
beats, which were , nlfe inj.- ,,fe 'Cise 4
each member having whlch u , ,
quite a beauty ajp '
wolf fco'Prtatureor the opening was n ro re ro
lhVlhe members xt the club, then the
UOatcluberchestraunder the lead et Mr.
Rrinten, rtiiileted a few hclectiens in tlie
park, idJCJ V inch the party adjourned te the
bo-afc-heuso te enjoy a lunch which Mr. Potts
-ild prepartd iu his usual line style. The
patk and beat house were deceiated with
Chlnese lanterns and everything presented a
gay appenr.i'-e.
A si"' llrutnl 1'urpose 1'ellrd.
Ycsiterd ' a plcnin of colored folks from
Columbia was held nt Lltltz, nnd pcople
wero nlse pi went from Yerk and Lancaster,
Some tlme during the afternoon a young
girl, who w as a member of the excursion,
went te eik ofthuulesWson tlie gieunds. A
burly npp-'-' who had ecu her, Pillowed and
jumped thieugh ene If the windows. The
"TUimi alum" drown r.'Ker and threatened te
cutthegid s threat if jhe did net kcopquiet
The girl began te stream loud enough te
awaken t'.e ilend. The uoise nltracted the
crowd b.iiie cleset, whero tliey caught the
man bciure he could getaway. He was ter
ribly buuen by a bietuer of the girlaud seme
ceinpaiiiiiis and theu allowed te go.
Ijireeny Case lllsinlatcd.
1if hael WelsTi was given a hearing by
Aldeimau Pordney last evenlng ou a charge
efli ceny. The tostlmeny was ihat a silver
watihwas stolen lrem the rooms of Mrs.
Mary Snyder, iu tlie German building en
EastOrange fctreet Suspicion pointed te
Welsh as the thief, because he had bcen seen
lellu inglu the vicinity a Tew inluutes bofero
the watch was missed. He was arre&ted by
Olllier ltushengand searched, but the stolen
prep, rty was net found en him. Welsh do
llied the theft, uud as the commonwealth
failed te make out u case htreug enough te
hae It returned te the August sessions, the
nldcrmau dismissed It.
A Leng lllcjelc Hide.
btrs. p. R. Lee and 11. K. Lee, mem
bers ut the Rolment Cycling club, Phlladol Phlladel
phu, arrived iu this city this morning, and
uft r a brief rest resumed their Journey west
wf J. They state that tliey left Philadelphia
"Wiuncsday afternoon at four o'clock and
red, out te Paell, whero they spent the night
The Mhiylhey rede leisurely, lit the cooler
part i,f tiie morning tuid evening, until they
sreac e,i Intercourse, this county, whero thev
epem Thursday night. Early this morning
tlie. icached tills city, and, as stated above,
com .ucd tiieir Jeurney westward, their ob ob
Je'. t iKilnt behig 01e eland, Ohie.
1 runerul of I'liurlr He,
, 'flic funernl or Charles Rees, of Millors Millers
.yljh took place thlsaflorneon. The ljuuas
' ter Jr , nnercher and Ledge -13,1''. nnd A.
M.i n which organizations .Mr, Jtees was a
mn. icr, nttended In large numbers. The
IUas.ru, s had t'harse of the body and iuterred
It wb . Masonic honors, n th0 Meunonite
buryu,h ground. Rev. Emll Melster, of St.
Sieplu . Lutheran church, tills city, preach
ed thu luucral sermeu.
, lr you mbn thU last golden chance you will
Jie -; !i,u vrenaerful city. Thcu 111 ceme.
ite uiejt terlem regrets of a lifetime. it i
TlKe
ramnu
jr i ii ni'iaa. n n i m : uiiair
S-erffimmnlilns. visit. Mr. Ileht, !
Sm. Sherman E. driving llireuif,
imlm . .. t t .- filtiit liu -FR" H
Htai' ';.?." iK
m4PWu7?i mmmiJlzn
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only Ttrntrn rxAtts old.
LlUlo'.Iehnnjr Doyla Tramping ou Feet Frem
Vlillailelplila le l'HUl.unr.
A "lltllobey lilue," nged about 12 years,
and carrying with him the eutllt of n boot
black, nppcared In Lancaster today nnd do de do
ltclted buslnrjs. Te n coupte of gontlemcn
who gave him an opportunity te "shlne cm
up," he said bis nnine was Johnny Deylo,
that his father nnd motlier wero dead, nnd
that he nnd his llltle sister wero living with
his Grandma Zackcrly at 4th street nnd
Montgemory nvonue, rhlladelphiu. That
he left Philadelphia two weeks age In
tending te make his way te I'HUburg,
whero he has nil undo living. He has
occupied two weeks llme In getllng
from Philadelphia te Lancaster, nnd hopes he
will be able te make Pittsburg "bofero cold
weather sets In." He says he gonerally
sleeps in open fields at night, though seme
times he has been Invited in farm houses. He
has been given his meals by the farmers
nearly overy day, but he sometimes gets
hungry and buys a bile at the ca'e shops. He
has net attompted te rlden mlloen the freight
trains ns he Isafiald of being hurt ; nor docs
hn walk en the railroad, but keeps te the plke
all the time. He says he did net get "a
shlne" botwecn Coatesvllle and Lancaster,
but was no way discouraged ou that account
He nover went te school, but Is nevertheless
quite intelligent. He savs this Is the second
trip he has mnde le Pittsburg en feet.
ITEMS VltOit T.tTtlr. AXU riClSlTT.
Condensed from the Ilccetil.
Ooergo Robinson, who roslded in Lltitz
and enlisted In the regular army, was acci
dentally shot and killed in New Mexico, en
July leth.
Prof. James Nathan Heck died In Philadel
phia last Sunday evening, aged 57, from a
cancerous growth en the right check. Mr.
IJeck was bem lit Lltllz,
Lydln Urcnlzer nn nged lady of Wl years
residing nlxnit ene mlle from llethany
church, bound n number of sheaves of wheat
en her promlses last week. Oca Ilingumnn
an nged man of 83 years residing en the
premises of J. O. llnckcr near Ephratn,
bound KM) sheaves of w heat en Friday even
ing. Last week thore was a queit pitching match,
at Richland, Lebanon county, for the Lan
caseor nnd Lebanon county championship
between X. T. Kalbaeh, of that place, and A.
(J. Kllllan, of Lltlt. Twenty-four games
wero pitched and Killl.m beat his opponent
overy came.
On Thursday, while Sauiuel Pfautz, of near
Rethsvllle, was harvesting his wheat the
ladders gave away, and the lead, with Lin
coln Hummer ou the top of it, was thrown
forward upon the horses. Yeung Hummer
nau a lei-i; in ins iinne, upon which no ion,
the prong entiling his right cheek about
three inches.
Departure, of Ijim-atter veldlern feir Sit. Grrtliu.
Company C of the Eighth Regiment Penn
sylvania National Utiard, left this nltorneou
at 20 for MU Gretna, whero the Third brl brl
gade will encamp until August 1st The
company took 50 men under command of
Cuptalu M. P. Rowers, with Lieutenants E.
I). Gardner and R V. McCue. Tliey metat
their armory at " o'clock and marched thenee
te the Pennsylvania doiiet, whero tliey took
the train. The boys looked very well but
warm.
Among the new members el the company
is Gcerge Hamhrlght, Inte el the regular
army. He Isn bugler, and a geed one
liefore leaving the company was photo
graphed ou North Queen street by lletz.
llie IJitrlOA for To-merrc.n'4 Hare.
Te-morrow afternoon thore will be races
nt the park grounds, nnd the prospects nre
that thore w III be a large crowd In attend
ance. The first match will be a trot ler f 100
between Ed Kauflman's " Smuggler" and
W. GreMi's " L. G." Per the running race
the following horses hnve liceu entered by
tholrewnors: " Dan Evert," by Capt. Hell,
Strasburg. "Prank," Ezra Geist, Lancaster,
' Heggar Rew," Jehn Gill, Lancaster.
" Prince," Jonas Minnlch. ' Dan," Ames S.
Kaullman, Manhelm township. "Charley,"
C. C. Geiter, Eaneaster. " Warwick Mafd,"
Jehn M. Aiucr, Lltllz.
Jehn JIet'n Iaiiii; Cnrrlue Ithle.
Frem the WUiiilugteti Uvery Kvuuln;;.
Jehn Best, orthe firm of Jehn Rustt Sen,
Lancaster, whose suiierier stationary and
port'ible engines llnd a large sale
iltieil.i lu 111 lHHBMMS
iiu-iiii.., n .1. . j.i. -.. .. ,T;n.
I 11IIIIII,KJI1 Ull u niii.lv
his yearly custom. Is
e country, leisurely cn-
atitles. He left Lancaster a few
driving by easy stages te Wilming
ten, and he will reach liome nynueuier
route. The trip will consume about a week.
Mr. Hest renewed the acquaintance of several
friends of former days and visited the points
of Interest about the city during bis stay.
l!a. riililng Improving.
The bass ashing, which lias been peer all
season In the Susquehanna, seems te be Im
proving greatly. Last evening Jehn Lcibley
and William U. Daisz, of this clty.treturned
alter a day's lishiiig at Kites Eddy, and tliey
brought with tlicnijn Hue large b.iss. Tliey
also report that ITewis Haldy and several
ethers, who are with the Tucqtiau club, wero
very lucky yesterday and caught very line
strings.
Heninlns le I. '"ought le Ijuita.ter.
rininthe .-iintf Times.
rj'f,. Hither of Dr. S. S. Stovens, tiled at the
icsldence of his daughter iu Philadelphia, at
the-advanced age et bS years. His end was
peaceful and without pain, his death having
resulted tWjni infirmities incident tehis great
nge. The remains will be taken te-day te the
city of Lancaster for luterment, the services
te be conducted accordlngteMennotilto rites,
te which denomination the doceascd be be bo
lengod. Tlie Van Nestnin IHnkley Cue.
Ahlerman Decn this morning held Jehn
L. Ilinkly in ball te answer at court for
committing an asbault and battery en J. C.
Van Nestran.
Van Nestran was held in his own receg.
nizance te prosecute the case ; but Mr.
lllnkley's lawyer insists that Van Nestran,
net being a property-holder, should be eoin eein eoin
pelled te give ball te pmsevute nnd he will
probably be compelled le de se.
Death of Mrs. Harriet Itlugnult.
Mrs. Harriet Ringwalt, widow of the late
Majer William Ringwalt, died at ;her resl-
uicenear Churchtown yesterday, aged 70
"ars, tw e months and three days. Doceased
was well known throughout the county, and
resided in the vicinity of Churchtown for
many years. One son, Dr. K Z. Ringwalt,
and two daughters, MIsses Harriet and
Emma survive her. Her Itinera! will take
place en Monday morning at 0 o'clock.
A ltlg Catch of Snappers.
A weok.age Joe Kautz, Gcerge Huberaud
Charles Plannery went lishlng for snapping
turtles en the upper waters of the Dig Cones Cenes
toga. They ret u rued yesterday Willi sixty
eight snappers, weighing in tlie iiggregate
ever four hundred pounds. They would
have captured many niore had they net been
nueriuruu nun uy inu country UOV.H.
Count llinan llenthey Serenaded.
Councilman Eouben Herbhey, of the Fifth
ward, was sercuaded last evening. A num
ber or his friends cuguged a band of music
and went te his house en West Chestnut
street After the band iilnved hevariI hnlec.
tiensMr. Hershey entertained his frieuds,
and a jilcasaut evenlng ,vas spent.
A Gnue Charge.
Clinten Keels, a young darkey who makes
his home In Yerk and Lancaster at different
times, has been Jailed iu the former place.
He is clmrged witli having committed n
felonious assault uikju u thlrtcen-year-eld
adopted daughteref Mis. Mnrguietiu Clark,
also colored. Justice Sherwood has held
Keels for a hearing.
Cremation i.tSJ.,10 for Hull Suljjeit.
Cremation In Tarls w 111 f.oen be available
for the general public at the small ccst of
52.60 fet each operation. An experimental
ftu iiace Is belng constructed at Pore-la-Chulso
en the priuciple of the cicmulerics at Rome
mid Milan.
Arm llrekeu.
A lad named Kenncrd, aged about eiglit
years, residing en Mulberry street, whlle
playing yesterday, fell from the top of a
stack of hay and Iraclured one of Ids arms
between the elbow and sheulder.
Albright Bet the broken bona
Ir. l O.
Omh mere invitation and positive)
the last te
vmh jierguianirn marveluus nehiJ
,-eincnt lu
nuiemauu tea uunbiu, -aliiid'jy.
the IaH
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LANCASTER DALy
The Clilnie of Man luge fletls.
J. Clark Olbeny, grocer, nnd Miss Lucy
Kellhainor.danghlerofltov. O. W. Hellhnmer,
wero united In wedlock nt the rcstdonce of
thobrlde's parents last evening, ut8 o'clock,
Rev. Leng, or Rohrerstewu, performing the
coreinony.
At llm fitnllen llentn,
A stranger, giving the name of Charles
Hrewn, was the only Inmnte or the station
heuse last night He was discharged this
morning.
Twe gasollne lights were reperted as net
burning last night.
tilirrlir Nile.
Sherlll Toinllnsen has posted bills for the
saloeftho jiropertios of olevcu persons en
Saturday, Augusts. As n number of these
persens own mere than ene property the
Bale Avllll be n large ene.
!-etter llclil,
A loiter addressed te the county superin
tendent of Carben county, is held nl the pest,
olllee for better directions.
ItK.MCMiii.n le inorievv U the lust tiny and tlie
leat (liaiice tenetj tliocenceileit climax of nil In
ventions. Telephone Ciiimci Hen.
Uee. i:. Winner, cigar box iimiiiilactuicr, 51N
West Chestnut nticet, and Walter J, Arneld, ill
Houth ijuccii Bticct.
Ner or never In cee tlie gieate.it erk or alt
nnd mechanldin In tlie world. Only unomeie
day positively, Sie It new or never. ltd
The V. M. (;. A. thieeduy cKcnrsicni to-iner-ion
te Atlantic City, Is n Reed opportunity te
vltlt tliat famous lesert. II Is under excellent
management and will denhtliss be a-great kiic
cs.. All tlie Meiknien In
strike Saturday night.
Is tee late.
tlie Auteinallc City III
See tlie w under bcfoie it
It
3iAiutiAiir.s.
DirrrsnAcn Hinn. On Hie 2H of July, lss.1,
hy the Itiiv. Vt. T (Jurlmrd, at ills resilience, Ne.
31 KastOntugnnticut, Mr. Ames II. Dinenhnch,
te .Miss Clara II. High, bother Kast Lampeter. It
imAiiiK.
AnLtn. In this city, en July 21, lfj, Adelphus
Adlcr, In tliuMtU jear of I1I9 nge.
The relatives and fi lends of the fainllj-, also
Lancaster Ledge, Ne.f,;, 1. O. O. K , Washington
Kucaiupmcnt, Lnncutcr Ledge K. of 1'., l.an
cislcr Ledge, I. O. O. H., and Coneatega Mutual
Hcnenchil society, inn icspcctfully lnltcdtoat lnltcdteat
tendthe funeral from his Inte icsldence, Ne. 4IS
West James ttrcut, en Sunday morning at lu
o'clock. Interment at Hebrew cemcleiy.
MeAxahky. On July 21, Lsk'S, Kllzubcth Mc
Annney, In thcfi;tli J ear of her age.
Funeral from the ictdcnce of James Cojle,
Ne. SI West Vine street, Sntutdiiy meinlngnt 'J
o'clock. Services In ht. Mitry's content chapel,
lnlennent In &t. Mary's cemitery. j5:-3t
ConceiUK. Iu Ibis city, en the 2M Inst., JIlsi
Annlu Corcoran, In the Glib year et her age,
'llie relalhes and fitends of the family are
respectfully Invited le attend the. funeral, Hern
her late ivMdcnee. Ne. 13U fceuth Wuter street, en
Haturday morning, nt 10 o'clock. SerWces nl
St. Mary's clmpel. IntcrmcntutSI. .Mary's cum
ctery. 11
HuiTii Inly n, m)lu. I.llzaheth "iiillh, lu
Ihetith jcaref her age.
The lulatltesnnd Irlends of the family are le
pcctfully Invited te attend the funeral, fiem
her late residence, Ne.311 North Mulberry street,
en Hund'iy afternoon at 'Jo'tlerk. Interment lu
Lancaster temetcry JJI ltd
3l.i IlKKTH.
New Yerk Produce .Market.
New Yeiik, July 21 Fleur market iulet;
Fine, 127MJ3 I' : Supcrllne, 3 3003 W. Cemiium
le Fancy Kxtr.i Ohie, tl .V(I IW (ieisl le
Choice Kxlra Western, f IQATSt Minnesota, Jl
fal ei.
Wheat Ne. 2 Ked, Wilder, July, Kte; Aujf.,
iryjii fcept., II l-l'i; (let, 11 OPS.
Corn-Ne. 2 Mixed, Aug., 5i'4c 1 Sept., G2Jt,c ;
Oct., 63 e.
Out Ne,2 Mlxiil, Aug , 3VKc : Sept., SV'.
Uye dull ami nominal.
Hurley nominally uiichuuged.
l'erk;riilt ; Mess, 11 M
Ijinl W 7, Aug i f,W, Sept.
Mehuws dull ; iXJIOc ler I'orle ltlce.
Turneutlne Rteidv at 37Wc.
Kesln dull ut ft l?!ffl 2U for strained
I'ciiriiuuni (uie : uenn
i,..f. ....it . n'....,.
lle """ .'.VMTridiiiiiiin Cuumery,
Western Flat prime. Cift7c.
Kirn lewer: Weaturn, U'sai.lc; Biate, HO
1IJ0
fcugardull; Culleaf, G,G:Ci liranulaled,
CKe.
Hice nominal.
a allow quiet ; prime city, SJ-fc.
Freights dull.
Coiree quiet: fair cargoes, 8);e.
Hay dull j Ne. I, '.WciiM-V'.
Chlrage I'rediKO ?larkrt.
Chiuaoe, ,luly2l.(l..'Me. in. .Maiket eiwned:
Wheat August, sse j fcrpt., '.0ii i Oct.. WHe.
Cern August. UJe ;Heit. tSJi Oct., 11,'Sc.
Oats Aug, !Wfr . Sept.,Uc.
l'mk Aug., flu iO ; Sept.. tie 27 ; Oct., 11037.
Uud Sept., tIMk; Oct.,fl7il
KIbu Aug., 13 71; Sept., 3 77.
ClOHIMI.
Wheat J nly. 67ic; Aug., S7ic ; ScpL, 'JeJ4
OOJJci Oct.,lHe.
CernlulJ'.lii'ic; Aug ,MC i ScpL,l5XS'5ie ;
Oet . 41're.
Out July, SiJ.e: Au.
23?e I
Sept.,
bept.,
Sept.,
Oct., !Jic. .
reiK .iiiiy, fin
17U
Aug., flO 23 j
flu3:K; Oct., fluuw.
ljild .luly, fil 02K;
3 C3 ! Oct.. tli 72U.
Aug., fi! 57Ji
Aug., 3 878'' "Hi
Kids July, 3 37f S
WC7,!Oct.,Ji71.
Meck .Markets.
Quotatleiu by Heed, McUrunn A. Ce
Lmuisler. 1'a.
Hankeis,
11 A.M.
.Missouri 1'acltlc
.Michigan Central I7,f
Nuw VerkCentnU t-715
New Jersey Central 4jJJ
Ohie Central
Del., Lack. A Western 10IV
Denver A llloUiiinde 4
Krle Ill
Kansas A Texaj 'ill,
l.akublieie Of'.
Chicago a N, W., common, lui
N. N.Onl. A Weatern
St. Paul A Omaha
1'nellle Mall
Kechesler A 1'ltUbuig
M. I'uul V. r:ti
Texas l'uclHe lPi
Union l'ucine su-?
Wabash Common .'.
Wabash l'roien ed
VVestern Union Telegraph.. C7K
Louisville A Nashville...... p2
N. Y., Chl.AHt L
Lehigh Valluy 375'
Lehigh Navigation .;
Pennsylvania b j
Heading viu
1. T. A llutrale 2!J
Nerthern Pacific Common 2ej2
Northern l'aclllc I'icf..... PijS
llostenvlllo -.'IK
Philadelphia A Kile.. . . 2
Northern Central
Central Transp
Canada Southern xiij
Oil iuiJ'
Poeplo'M Passenger ;
MHbOUll Pailllc
Wh. 3 p.m.
r-v,i
.'7)2
Vi
1W4
if
i.f'
117"
100
if
i
?li
US
x
4
''
4J
4
Si
07
in:
Jlf?
.13
jij
10i
11!
New Yerk Sleck Market,
Nuw Yeiik, July 21. Wall street. lUWp. iu.
Meney at IK per cent. Exchange quiet ;
Governments tiiui Currency fi's. Coup., fl27Ji
hid ; 4fs, de, tlli'i hid : 4', J12-JK bid.
The stock muiket this morning, opened
steady, hut seen pr'eea began te decline under
the unloading of the leading hteckg. At the
first call prices wcrodewnJi le 2 per cent. This
was wholly iccevcicd under the bidding up
process, blnce midday, he ever, thcie has been
a heavy Belling of the list und pikes uie now new
down te the biMcsl Ilguics iigalu,
... . , 1P.M. 3r,M.
Western Union u'
Adams Kxpiess ',
American Kxpiess, ,., ,,.,
U. s. Kxpress
MUl,. XlllLUA isu..,, ,,,, .,,,
C'.C. 1. A C
a. c. c. 1 ....
NowY'erk Central Viii
New Jersey Central 43
Illinois Central Kxprcsa
Ohie Central ;
Michigan Central rMt
Nerlheru i'uelile gi
" 1'ielericd ten
Central I'ucltlc 31"
Union Pacltlc , tiKi
Missouri I'ucttle ,, tip'
Texas l'aclllc j(?
New Yerk Klevulcd
Metropolitan
Manhattan , , ,
Alt. A Terra llaute ,
1'iefciicd
Canada Southern,, ,., sw
Canada l'aclllc , jJ
Chicago A Alten '
Cbes. A Ohie ....
D. A Hud gM'
Del., Luc. A West jeilj
Denver ';
Erie
" 1'ieferreil
llaunlhal A bt. Je...
" X'relenvd
Kansas A Texas... 21
Lake bhere wjr
L. K. A W '
L'vs'lluA Nashville.. 1,1
Merris A Kssex ,
Northwest , HU
Pieferred , ,,
Ontario A Western, ....
ewo Mississippi.: :.:..:::::: ::::
racmeMaii ...:::::::::::
(juleksllvur
i-ruierieu, .. ,
Keadlmr...,
IKX
Heck lsluad,.,.,, ,,
.....,,,
,,.,..,,
in
"""'liiJ11
U-L-lr77,
rfXM I I i III II III I
JHTELLIGH
8nn frunclce jfj
Omaha ,.t
,.:v?t,!''
rrcreirea
Sti'nul ,
....
,,ii"ri
i n'ivrn'UMm,...Wu...
M., I...8. A W CAm.-nt,W,rAt'J2Xi-
f J !.!
iTHiiunu, ...I.......
. ' rrcferrcd
O..II.A Q
UeclieMcr A l'HUburir
I'd. A Kvuns ,
Manitoba,..,., , ,.
OifRen ft Nav....,
OiTtren Traimcti ,.,,
l'lillnmn l'alace Uar...
, 129
' mi
i'l'ii
Lecal HtecKii anil Ilenili",
llepertcd by J. II, Lene,
far bast
value. Mile.
Lancaster (Jlly,0 per cent, ls ieu fl(i2
" Itwi. lue 113
' " 1K. 1(W 131
npcrit. In leriliiyeais.. li) 1()0
" I " Scheel lean HO W'.U
" " In l erai ears KM V'l
" t " in Sersi j imm. lui iai.M
" I " in lUerW) ears, im no
Manhelm itoreiigli lean.. lw 101
da nu: STOCKS.
first National Hank 100
Kannvrn' Natlennl Hank..... .VI
Fulton National Hank Km
Lancaster County National Hank fc
CeliiuiliU National Hank 10)
Christiana National Hank ten
Knlinitn National Hunk lue
Klrnt National llnk,Celumhla Hu
Klrst National Hank, Htraehuiu.. ")
KtiHt Nntlemil Rink, Marietta 10"
Klrst National llink, Jit, Jey P
l.llllz Nallenal l.nlt I'M
Manhelm National Hank ion
Union Nntlemil Pink, MmiU Jey,,.. W
New Helland National IvMk 101
(lap National liink I'O
Oiitirryvllln Nutlenal Hank Vt)
Neithurti Hanknteck 10)
TITHMI'IKn STOCKS.
I0I..VJ
HU
Its)
III)
1 A
113
141
133
m
W)
IV)
IW.10
1111.20
lit!
ll'I.M)
III .
113
Dig .spring ft Heaver Valley
Hildgcpnil A UerscshcHi
Celumlilaft Chestnut Hill...,,...
Columbia. Washington
ConeHtegaft I tig Hpiiug
SV
WK
5i
ii
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
1U)
Nl
23
ft
25
60
23
7.S0
21.30
18
21.03
21)
SO
10
41
4H.03
21
W
11)1111111,111 ,x iiiillieiiH.,
Maylewn A Kllzabuthtemi
Lancaster,. F.iihmta
Lancaster A Willow bttect
Httusbuig A Millport
Marietta A Maytown ,
Marietta A Mount Jey
Lane., KIlEitbethtnu 11 A MlddluleM 11
Lancaster A Fiullvllle
LniienHtcr A Lltltz
Lust llmnOywliin A Wuyncsburg ...
Lancaster A Wllllauutewu
l.unaister A Maner
Lancaster A MhiiIicIiu
Lancaster A .Marietta '.
1-ancaster A .New Helland.... lw
MISCKLLASEOCU STOCKS,
Uiinrrylllelt. It M 1.73
Mlllerxvllln Street Car HI te
Imiuiilng Printing Company f'l At
(Insllght and Fuel Company 23 31
Hteveim Heuse (Hends) P V
Columbia (las Company 23 2.1
Celuiuhla Water Company 10 Hi
husiiuelianna lnm Company 10) 2Ci.23
Marietta llnllew-unru P 210
Stevens Heuse M 3
Mlllersvllle Nermal Scheel 23 1".03
Niirtliurn Market W) 73
Kastern .Market ut Ml
Western Market .V) W.Si
ljmcaterCltyhlix'ct Hallway Ce M 33
(lus Cnnpnny ISends P'l Pi
( elumbia iloreuuh Heuils P) 1")
L.mcaslerA Kusiuelunna S" '-'
LaucuAturANuw Dunvlllu 23 7.0
1'OJ.ITJC.II..
Deiiieenitic County Ticket.
Jlrcerdtr.
JON AS . STAUFFUH, L'aat Kail.
County Solicitor.
H. F MUNTGOMKHY, City.
J'rlaen Jnipcctert.
tJKO. II. OONDKH.htrashurg Hoteush.
t.C. AMMO.V, Lphrata.
lHrrtlert of Peer.
C. IS. HLNN1NO Kit (2 years). Ilicrkiieck.
s. II. lir.IVI' (1 jeara), Kast Hcuipllcld.
JOHN sTKWAUT (Jycarg), Kast Hcmplluld
,7ie 11 fmvittlencr.
I. ( . DILLKH, Kurt.
xiiir ad ri'.HTtsr.itr.XTH.
B
AKING POIVDUR.
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS ponder never varies. Ainarvelnt purity,
strength mid uholesemeness. Mere eco
nomical than the ordinary-kinds, uud cannot bu
sold In competition with the multitude et low
test, short uclgtit, alum or phosphate powders,
Until only in cum. Keval Hakine PouderCe.,
10U Wall btieet, Nuw Yerk. may27-lydAw
TiwifsXiJ: An:Tii:GT HitANffn
XI Monument at a greatly reduced price. Cull
and sce it ut Ihu beulh
(JUCCIl BUCel .MUIOIC
w erks, Luncaiier, I'a.
ItdAItw
Ci RAND LUNCH.
X To-inerrow (SATUHDAV) evening I will
seneuOHANDUHOl'Nl) HOl LUNCH ut my
restaurant. HIS.M AKC'K,
Jyil-2t Ne. 2(3 Kast King htieet.
DYt7s7i:.'vT:iti:R,
Vntcilnary Physician and Surgeon (gmdu (gmdu
iite of Ontaife Veterinary College). Olllce. Ne. 7
U'KsTOKANOKsrKKKT. Tclcphone connec
tion with Kuystone Heuse. Jy2l-2mdTurhAS
Pu 111,10 saliTek lieusRiibrin AND
Kitchen Furniture, to-menow (SATlH
1)A") afternoon at 1 o'clock, at Ne. Ml West
Omnge ttrcct, Hueh us Hedsteads, Hurenus,
Tables, Chairs, LllussnuiIQueenswaia and many
elhcrurtlu.es.
It .IACOH OUNDAKKH, Auct.
TJOSITI VHIiY ONLY POR SATURDAY I
GEN. U. S. GRANT.
A limited number of portraits of the dcud
here, fiem llie last photograph taken, at Til K
(JHKAT ATLANTIC A PACIFIC TKA CO.'fl
STOHK.
ltd -Ve,1 NOHTII QIKKN STHKKT.
HATlTnirKOTicii
Netice Is hereby given that an application
or tcitllkute of organization subscribed by
Jeseph I". Wltmcr, F. II. llruneinan, Jehn It.
bklles, H. S. Martin uud C. Cooper, will he pie-
feutcii loiueijevcrnoroiiiiobiaiooi rennsyiva
nla, under the Act of AH-cmby of the Cem.
meuucalth of lVnnsjlvanla, entitled "An Act
te l'mvlde for the lucorjiemtlon and lcgula lcgula
tlen et ecrlnln coiperutlous," uppievrd April ill,
17I, und the supplement thereto, en Monday.the
thlid day of August, A. D INsS, fertliu charter of
uu In tended corporation te hu called "The Hlrd-ln-
llniut Turnpike Company," the character and
object whereof is te construct and maintain a
turnpike read nnd bridges lu connection there
hIIIj, Hern the terminus or the Ilrldgcpeit A
Hoisesheu turnpike. In Kust Lampeter low nslilp,
l4iuenster county, le the tewiishlpllne hetneeu
Kast Ijuupeter and Lcuceck townships, near
the village of Hlid-Iu-IIuud, ou the bed of llie
old Lancaster and Philadelphia read, between
said points, a distance el about three and n-half
miles, lu the county of Lancaster, and fur these
pui)eses te have, possess and enjoy ulj the
lights, benefits nnd privileges eenlerrcd hy said
Act ul Assembly and Its supplements.
JylO-3ldFA.3tw
A NOTHKR
GREAT EEDTIOTIOU
l.V THE I'KICK OF
BOOTS and SHOES.
l,0U0I'alref Ladles' Lew-cut
OPERA SLIPPERS
Fei nicily sold at fl.00 and $1.23, icduccd le 73c.
a pnir.
'.("J Pair of Men's
Congress, Lace & Butten Shoes,
Feiuicily seldntJiW, duced le tfl.OO.
MEN'S
Base Ball Shoes
161.00 a l'ulr,
Beys' and Ladies' Shoes
AT HKDUCED i'HICUS.
JOHN HIEMENZ,
Ne. 01 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
1NQU1UE11 UUlUHKtS.
SM !
... Wai
m:l?m
K,"V
... II'XZ
7 Am
vrlmmwr
7J I
RQyAU
J& ,' 'FT -.rv. , . II-
' lit n-n
' ,xmw ArMMTtiumTk
'Tll.B BTOcVUAVANA ciear in.
X; tJwOHy.al
IIAKTMAN'S
YELLOW
KTOKB,
rKONT C1UAR
isftinWIT-T.ABHlOA RDHSn, i -. .
X! Together with the eholce f kentna en .the.
first or second fleer. Hnrpasscd by none in the,
city. Call en or address,
.. . NO. IttiXOKTll 4JUKF.N8T.
Table hoalderHnccenuuodnled. eO-lld
niriTiieuT kxokitien, thk'rkwi;
T t.igiirs in inn lewn. two ler ae. nl
II A HTM AN '8
YKM.OW
FHONX ClOAU
HTOItK.
Vf RDlOINi: CIIKST IN 1 HUMSKLVP.S.
aia. iiensnu's cnpctnu I'lnstcrs lemnln un-
criunlled ns a generul
Clean, quick, sure.
household medicine.
TRMKMUIiUTIIK OLD STANDARD.
ItOHKKH'S WILD CIIKKUV TONIC
Fer Weakness, Cencial Debility, Dyspepsia,
tSiimtner complaint, etc.
HOUHbli'SLKHIOItSTOItK,
nptMydll Ne. 21 Centiu bejuare.
UU 1 1 00 Ii 1A X T'Ol f 1S&
The duplicate Is In the hamls eflhn lleasurer,
Three per cenl. nil ler prompt payment te Aug.
I, iSO.1.
W. O. M AHSIIALL, Treasmvr,
.. . . Ne. 12 Centie biiliare.
-enicn lietint fiem 9 a. 111. let p. in.
Juuelltrdll '
i: jTet Di"tiinAnyiT.iwN;Tiu7Y
"eltctrle" or "magnetic" frauds. Tins beat,
external remedy Is Hcnseii'g Capclnu Plasters,
A(.,IlINisT.SK6"UNt)RYMKN'ANr
lllacksmlllis use MILLKH'H IlOltAA
HOAP und claim It uncriuallcd.
N ARTICLK aiVINU IIHAlTFiiY Ac
tion le the skin, In every way conduct u te
health, Is MILLKK'H HOHA.V hOAl.
aim: "
" NATIONAL, HOUSE."
A I" FL'LMKH having purchased the " Na Na
tlenal lleusi " from Aiikh I-e. Is new ready te
receive hN friends und the public. JyI71d
.OAI.Ii AT RKIOART'H OLD "WINE
bTOHU
roil
Liaten's Extract of Beef.
HClWT l T1IK WORLC.
Kstabllshcd.1789. II. K.8LA V.MAKKH, AgL.
fehl7 tld Ne. Zt Kast King fit.
rpuij VhkaT'est aiTticu: in the
X market te-dny, ceiiBlderliigiiuullty, Is MIL
LKII'AIIOK.WSOAI'.
M
ADU1RA AND HHKRRY WINKS
-AT
Reigart's Old Wine Stere.
II. K. BLAYMAKKK, Aebkt,
Ne.
Kstahllshed 17iA
Kakt Kine Street.
febl7-lfd
G
with Tin:
Y. M. 0. A.
TO
ATLANTIC CITY.
Leaving King street to-rnerrow (SATUHDAV 1
nt !e n. m urrlvlng at the su sheieat lu n.
While If you go at 9 o'Ueek you cannot gel
lliere before t p. in , and will be tnnellnc In the
healef tbeday. Hound trip, H.i, OeihI ter
TIIHKK DAYS.
W" Te letuin en any train. it
TTieirTuR IT Y, HXcHIiTtT IVS CI V I tTTT,
weight and strength MILLKK'b HOHAX
bOAl' has nec'iual.
aURl'RlSINO UKDUCTIONH.
Surprising Reduction in Summer Hals!
-AT-
W.D.STAUFFER&CO.'S,
Leading Manufacturing Ilatteis
All our Fine Line of Fashionable Straw und
Light I'etby Hats being sold new Hegardlcs of
i.wu yi.bxtnmruiiiiiry f.,a,-?r.tiinis ajKU J
fjeiirrefiireied. "out IiitsMiurgulii. "STtYra lew
of these Nlce Light I- elt Hats nt r:. Don't mUs
a bargain. K cry thing New lr. bcaseu.
W, D. STATUTES, & CO.,
(SIILLTZ Jt llHOS.'OLIl bTANI)),
NO. 31 & 33 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTKH, PA.
piXDINU OF Tin: FOURTH vi:i:K
OF THK
Great Forty Days' Clearing Sale
AT
HIHSH & BROTHER'S
ONE PI! ICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
Kvervbedv Is ru-dilm? for the M'ahnre nnw-
und every body needs neuiu goedi te tattcmieiig,
bucu US k
LIC.HT-WKIC.HT UNDEUWKAlt,
NKCKWKAH,
I LANNKL, FLANNKL,
FANCr AND WIIITK HI1IHTS,
HKKHSL'CKKIt COATS AND VESTS,
HUSIKHS,
LIUIIT-WKKJIIT CLOTHINO,
THUNKS,
VALISKS, SATCIIKI.S, Etc.
We ntlll have a Biipply of the above mentioned
goods left, and It will be te rout advantage te
buy etus, asourgicatmark-ilewn will KUoyeu
ut feast teny pr cent.
Cull and cuinlucu leurself of the truth of our
statement.
HIESH & BROTHER'S
One-Price Clothing Heuse,
COHNKHOFNOHTIKlUKENbTHKKTAND
CKNTUU alJUAHK,
LANCASTKH, PKNN'A.
M
YKRS t RATH VON.
Suits te Order
FOIt THK
HOT SEASON ! !
Thirty Different Styles
-OF-
S E R G E S
IN OL'll BTOCK, IN ALL Till'.
POPULAR COLORS AND SHADES.
MAHKKD FHOM TIIKIlt OliltilNAL I'KICK
TO VJSUV LOW FIUUHtS.
SKKOKi l.V DLUK,
UUAY8, 11HOWN8, HLACK, PLUM,
WINK.GHKENB,
IIU.VH, FAWK AND WHITE.
WHITE & FIGURED DUOKS.
Fer Venting fi r K 1 ulrg Weir.
FONGKKSAND KKKHRUCKEI18 FOU KVEN
1MI WKAH.
LEADING CLOTHIEHS,
NO, 12 DABT KING STREET,
LANCA6TKH, I'A,
MYERS (6 RATHFON,
. . r. 4 is ;vaaii
? .f)P, ' X';nJv'
?7 ,s -m-y.m.
JfKir inifc'svliHHwiiiiM
-- , , "m en Anr .
T'-J?11 OKEAT KXTBRKAI, RH.
IJnrrmJLTT!0??'n,J,1,,;ntcn':ml''',',,r'"W4s
clu7rl!?ic """'whall.tnileMe Henon' Up-
milR LAltaHHT. tivuty
AND MOST
rf-, pompli'le assert men I nf l'lnrlne
therlty rrntn 9chU Ji,"k ,, t s
IIAHXM.VN'3 YkVmVxv Vl.'(JNr
ug Cards in
ClhAlt
eiuar,,
A 1ISOI.UTK 1'UKITY IN r.viJHY l'AR.
iimivlMiV?,JM,ll1l,,lce,n'y """B "iLl.KH'a
IIOHAA WIAP. ini7-nind
XrOTIOR
Ju" Ml
ra. Mfirlltn Ulnt-rl Itna !,.,, ,.,.. ,
wlthnutikjusl rauc,nnd I will net he lesiiuusl lesiiuusl
ble for un v bills cenlractcd by her. '
JyiM-lWilAltw FKLI.X MOHIIIS.
B
1-:ST (JOODS
AT LOWKST I'ltlOCH.
I 1M.
A. ' niitriir fnt " t i tfinim.f1.. ..mi
starc'i for Ski 1 n,.. Tea IIIspiiIIh ler nie 1 4 n.n.
Ur
in
i"i lines for sic i t b.. uie,. m -. n i.,..
Sugar, 7c. Coffees I Collies I Tea's! Ten! Tel-
ephene.
ULAHKKH TKAhTOHK,
H West KI11 if HtmL
fTim: (iri:ati:.st known seai
TO
. iiiishui an piirpose is jtitiict-g lle rax.
nor WBATiu:uTiKQuiitf:Mi:NTs.
Clean pietulseii, and Ihu liberal use,, fdl,
InteclttulR. Chleride or Llme nudelhci stand
aid uermlcldcs for sate 11I
llirilLKY'SIHlUM STOHK.
Ne. 21 West King htitct.
REDUCTION 1 N CUSTO.M - MA DR
Clothing. ,V well-made, Klegant Irlmiucd
nnd perfect Ilttlng lluslness Suit ler flS.oe. A
geed LnglMi Ooiksciew Weisled Suit, Hat
braided, In one, two, three or four button cuta
way, for 1V. A huiidsemn Check Cusslmeie
Hull for A).iJ. An elegant Kcige Hull, In black,
blue, drub nrbrenn, ler $13 no. Finn Kugllsh
Htilpcd tr Check I'antal.sins Imm 1:1.11)1111, Ke
meinbe,ull work Is strictly Mrst-ibis. Fvery
ganne.'t unrianted te b ir. Tpresenled. A
graid lit, Hell-mad:) nnd nlceiv tilinmed. The
lutKislassoillucnterjiatteriis In Ihlseltv.
.,. , A. II. HOiKNSTKlN,
m2f-Cmdit 37 Neilh Uuccn stieeL
w
ANTKD.
A Yeung Mau te Leam the Drug
Business.
Addtess In writing:
"PHAHMACIsr,"
iKTKLl.KiEscEnOri'ici:, Lancaster, Pa,
TT KVAN'S FLOUR.
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Klegant llrcad. Fer silo by (Jteccrs
geneully.
Levan & Seus, MorclinutMillerB,
Ofllce! 17NOKTH I'HINCKbT. Bir27-Ciiid
TJACUS ATMiORANN'.S 1'ARK !
SATURDAY, JULY 135,
AT S O'CLOCK
GRAND MATCH TROT.
JIIle Heats, Ucst Thiee in Fi e,
betwtcn Kd. Kaufman's. I), g. "flmmnilci " and
W. W. (iresh's h, in. " L. and G." Alse,
GRAND RUNNING RACE,
Half .Mlle Heats, Kcst Thice In Fhc,
ler which Carp. Hell, Htrashurg, enters s. g,
" D.111 Kvcrt ;" Kzru .elt, Lancaster, enters k.
g. " Frank ;" Jehn (Jill, Ltincwter, enters b. in.
' Heggar Hew ,'' Jonas Minnlch, I.andlsvlIU',
enters g. g. " Pi luce," Ainu. K. Kuufninn, Jlun
heim tw p., enters b. g. " Dan j" c. C, (Jcller, l.un
cister. enters b. g " Charley ;" J no. 31. Ainci
enters c 111. " Win w Ick Sluld."
Admission, 23c. Ne clurge le iJi-.md Stnud
If rain prt cuts, races will come oil Mmnlu,
27th. Jlj23 2tdll
A7
ILLIAMHON V l'OSi'UK.
Williamson &
COMPELTtEET
TO
FILL UP.I
The extiLinvly het weather el the past lew
days complete)) iip-edup all etir'lIHN CLOTH
ISO, Ihcicfoie we weie compelled, of a ncces
clty, te HU up. We have dnnu te by pulling lu
a new let of het weather goods. We are new
prepared te fctipply all ceiiiens with SecrsutKer
Coate and Vculu, Alpaca, Mehtlrtind Sergo CeuU
iu w tall as Linen audJlelialf Hiuujnat the auie
Lew Prices Unit hae made ours the popular
Kmpeiluui for CLOTH I'ii all thieugh the pea
son. There yet remains geme Kxcellent Iljr
galns in MenV, Heys' und Chlldieu'n Suits that
v.e ute determined te close out befene miiUIng
ulleralleni.
The same la applied te many ut tlclc lu FUU
NISIUXG (JOOl)S, cucli us Fancy llesleiy, Light
Uutize Underwear, Jean and Muslin Draw cm,
Silk (icnndinennd Percale Neckwear, Jewelry
and many Useful and Fancy aitielesaiei-ellliig
at piiccj that cannot fall te make rapid talus.
-THE-
HATS AND C1PS
A10 whaling iu tlie general closing out prices.
Straw Hats that will maku Heys geed Dress
lLitsaiunmikcdaslewaslOc. Men's Fine llrald
Canten Mackinaw and Manilla 1110 nmikudlu
the snnie pioperllon, but the liivatest Uaicaln
etrcicd thUeeasen are llie $3.00 andHCOGKNT'S
FKKNCH CALF LOW CUT SHOK3 lei'UW. '
LLIAM80N
& FOSTER,,
32,34,36 and 38 East King St
JjANCAUTEH, I'A.
ifSteruj 1I030 ut 0 p, ui., ejccut Siiltiidu
I'OU UALJi OU UUA T.
1710H SAIiU-KIOUT IIOHSrM'OWeil
l'ortuhle KuuliHi. Iliu.'1'i'nlewii Thic her
und Victer clever iiuller. Will hu uelit el M
und en ci'7 eusy terms.
DAN1KL1). IIKSS,
JylrlwdAltw (Jiutiiy tile, I a.
i.i
I7IOU UENT.
I Three Lnw Unices ul Ne. 15 XOllTIl IU KK
STHELTj und n ImauiuiitUfvct long, eun lied
with wuter and heat.
nmrSH-tld 1J. FltANK E3HLEJU H,
TCTOn SAW'l SKATISG KINK AT ( e
JJ uinhln, l'n., with nil Its Fixtures, fe 'im
llenteritnds-riiiulrs of Henley BkaU-s, go JiU
new. Will ecil en eiur tuuut mul nt a bar ,jIiv
i'oatellke nddtea, ' HO.V NO. tiw. '
JulylS-Snid Columbia, '.
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(0 lllClt-SO (ill IllSlO Ol 0MT.V lUyt
11111.V alwiiys he J'eiiiiil 011 our tuliics.
Ne 0110 iici'il leave us imsali.sllcil.
Our filerl; is lull of real bargains
at closing prices williiu Hie reach or
eu'ry inirchaser.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 004, 000 CHESTNUT
I'lUlndelphlrt.
nnr noenn.
JOIINS.(UVIiHlt.
!KO. V. HATH VON.
TWO
Extraordinary Bargains.
Ne. 124-Inch Wide KlffureU I'oniren 8,lks,
Cheice Styles nmlColera, New thu
Sen3en, reduced te 40 con a from
61.00.
Ne. 2,--25.Inch WlUe Figured I'eulard Silks,
very Choice Styles mul Colorings),
Some Very Neat I'ntterriis, reduced
te 70 contsfrem $1.25.
a-Ien'l ml ihcuf llitiv.iiini.
cot morn iiiinnty hut ih, must hi'
room for Full Geed.
'Hi. -e Reed
old touiake
IIAIil.AIN.S IN
Parasols, b'un Umbrellas and Fans.
Jehn S.6-ivlsr&Ce.,
NO. 25 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCA I'KII. I'A.
CI'HCIAI. AITi:il VTleN SL,L
WATT, SHASD & CO,
AUK M.AKIXU KXl'LNSIVK ALII.HMION3
AND ADDITIONS lel UK
View Yerk Stere,
Aml44t-0wUr toicltipe sin tln - tOp nnd iniike
moil' riKim, eIM Bperlitl Indiu-i menti In estry
dcn.utu.ient.
KATKAOHDINAUY HAHOAIVfc IM
Jtleaclicil ami Unbleached .Muslins
BLEACUED AN!) UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS
III nllulinhsuud.iu.ilUl' -
Tickings, Turkey Red Ttiblings,
Table Liacn3, Tetvels and Nai.n-v
AT THE LOF.'I l'UICLS L I.H IvSOUN
sl'hCIALH.VKUINSIN
DRESS GOODS.
ODD LOTS AND HLM.VANTS H1CDI t LI) AT
HALF I'M . I'KII L.
UEWTOEK STOEE.
j."
MAltTIN it CO.
SKLET
DEPAETIEIT.
VL CAHHV 'IIIE LVIi,l.-r TOIL OF
FLANNEL SHIRTS
In thueily. I hinncl Shlit.s 1 -jicc (ally mhiMetl
ler tho&uaeheie, H-hlii;;, tuinplinr Out , Au
University Flannel Shirts,
Pleated Flannel Shirts,
Jersoy Flannel Shirts,
Bicycle Flannel Shirts,
White Flannel blurts.
Pleated Bosem White Dress Shirt.
'Ihu Neatest Milt I mudi' lei
1 till Dn-
huiuiuer Weai uud
PEARL SHIRT.
Thiee l'ly Miu-u
liuuuiulecd 1 il
HeMiiu, WnniHutli Sliislln,
I.W ttnleee j .it lei s.Iiv,.
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7Br.. White nrrQ Rhirf
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New A'etk
MillO Wii?Uu,- LixwoiIke Hemiiii.
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, 49cr5YjateDress.Shirt.
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Excellent Mtullrjilttlufercfcd Frenl uud Hack
Shirts Made te Order a'Sjiccially.
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DiujjkUh. -t very hedj Vne- the ueuerul
pie 01 a pl inter, end thnt l!$nt,eii' Ciiiicluu
VIai ters eru he tesu j
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