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. . 'Inlrrlot-llniKliieino Windows, Improved
vrws nnil Handsome Decorations Car
Movement for tlie Menth et Jul-.
' ! Regular Correspondence of IiumniESCKR.
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fi'Avt ibumtiAi i"t5. u mu uungrcguuuu ui
Ki', ftalem Tiiilhnniii church, en Wnltiut utrceL
JX lve derided te Ituprove the Interior of their
, ;urcu, by the putting en et new paper nnd
&jelher llke additions. The work et renovation
-f-'hfl been going .en for isoine tliue past, mid
when finished this church will be much
,J "mutlfled In appearance. The old paper en
tJ the walls bfive been remeved and both Uie
iWielUng and slde walls are belng ro-papercd
, 4 ""very bandsoniely with gilt piiper. The Walls
'rnd celling will all rocelve sotne ornuinonta ernuinonta ornuinenta
ft ' Hen which will add greatly te the beauty of
v the church. Imitation stamped glass will be
vHt mil oil the window. Tlila nrltrin In Imnnrlml
K Wr, Jrem Ireland and approaches the genuine
3 Vffi? stained gloss. The ievs and all the ethor weed
S, ,i' 4werKin uie interior or the church will be
JL , palnted and grained In ash and walnut. The
&i - eiu altar nas been taken down and a new ene
S inrnlshcd, whleh Is of the finest workman-
I' ,fi hlp and design. Tlie pulpit of the church
lV w'" e altorea and Improved In a manner
' & rnrreflnnnilltin -wllli llm tillmr tifirta nf tlm
l fr ,'-Td : "Ti Yfi n tt "- ,..- . ,,
Wix IJU1IUI1IU. HUH UlllHllUU wie rnurcii Will IJO
i5, 'one of the handsomest places of w unship in
'.?'' Columbia.
'i , jllew the Curs Jleveil In July.
'A ' A decreose is shown in the number of cars
liandledat Columbia ever the I'cnnsylvaiila
,1-rtllre.id during the month of July from the
inontlief June ; although the nuibber was
. much grealer than for tlie month or July,
,18S4. The following statement shows the
car movement for lest mouth :
KAETWAnU.
M'jSr&j Unteaaea l.Cis
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T.eftded.t.,
Unleadcil..
Total ....
Uranft total shiwi
Decrease from .lune ,i.. 1 era
Incrcusc from July, imi ji2(a
The grand total is divided into J.OIO trains,
1,333 going east, and COS west.
An Krrlng Wire ICntiiriu.
Mrs. XIzzIe Ilelfrlch and Dr. Samuel S.
Ktener eloped together from their homes, in
Ironvllle, en the afternoon of Saturday, July
jiiu, lssu. ..Manillas iieirricti, the liushand
of the erring woman, did net glve hlmself
niucli concern evor tlie matter in order te
ascertain their whereabouts. Mrs. lleirrich
no doubt became tired or living away irem
home with the doctor, and concluded te re
turn home again. Thisshe did yesterday
afternoon, going te the heuse of her paients.
She will net dlsclose whero tlicy worewhllo
away or whero tlie doctor is at prcsent 'e
particulars can be gleaned from her concern
ing the allatr.
reerty mid Sqimler.
A. 1''. Dongaree, who gains a procaiieus
Jiving by carrying en as botanical doctor in
an alley, near the old colored church, is lying
very sick at his hoine aud In needy circum
stances. It was the attention of home parties
te liave him removed te the hospital at Ian
caster, yesterday afternoon, but the attending
doctor refused te allow him te be romevcd.ns
be Is In a very critical sUite and liable te dle
at any minute, lle is a member el General
Welsh pest, O. A. H. and the inombers of the
pest are attending te Ills wants.
Yesterday a man was ompleyod by the
prejier commltteo or councils te clean the
borough lockup. The cells wero thoroughly
cleaned and washed out Tills was a much
needed improvement, The luckup is under
the market house and ler the past few
months lias been In a torrlble condition. The
olllceis wcre elteu compelled te put men In
the cells when they were net lit for a human
being te be In.
Ilerntigli mirf.
The merchants of town"" have cntered into
en agreement te liave tlielf,-btoresclesod rai
Saturday, August 8th, W twolve te six
o'clock p. in. .
New ii'ittteg is behnr nut ilmvn en iin
stairs evniiiu. the JI xir of the audlteinm of
t must be . TlW' Y,rnrsrn"f? w net
Kpecmi!"ervice for their "old com-
stt " ""'in "ii iiuai. .aiur-
rprtnrcil unit UI1U IWO O ClOCK.
reight and pos&enger trains en
IlllllKt ,t Pert DOIKlMit, rullrnnil ..
menced runulng last ovening. The damage
te this read by the recent rains lias been
ropalred.
The peles and wlres or the tolephono com
pany were in bad condition alter the letcnt
ruins. On tlie line from Columbia te Yerk 12
peles wero shattered. The workmen or the
company hae been busily engaged in io ie
pairing the damngeU) the diirercut lines, and
the business or the company is new going en
again In a satisfactory manner.
The Sunday school class of HU Jehn's
Lutheran church, taught by Mrs. Ooergo
Tllle, is spendlng tlie day in a pleasant man
Tier at lleise s weeds.
On next Saturday n number of the mom.
bers or den. Welsh 1'est will leave town for
rittsuurg te visit the encampment at that
place,
j. The Vigilant lire company, Ne, "held
jhelr regular monthly meeting for August
last evenlng. Several matters et importauce
Apre transacted. The company doclded te
engage the Ironvllle band for their trip te
Harnsburg en Soptembor 17. The Shawnce
llre company, Ne. 3, will held their monthly
meeting ou Thursday, August 0, and en
Friday, August 7, the Columbia company.
Ne. 1, will imve their meeting.
l'ret. 1. J. Merges, of Philadelphia,
fmmerlya resident or town, is among his
old friends in Columbia, the guests or Mr. 1
A. Bennett.
MissosAunleand Katie Heffman, of llar
risburg are making u visit te Columbia as
guests of Mrs. Jehn P. Frank, en Union
utrcct.
Te be Cremated.
Dr. T. S. Updegrnfl, a prominent clllzen of
Klinlra, X. Y'., died n few days age. He left
directions in his will that his body should be
dispesed oreithor by Incineration or by the
use or quicklime, irthe latter methed was
employed he gave directions that he should
be buried In a plain whlte coffin, with n lid
ns thin and weak as it could be made. Sl
bushels or rjuicklime was te be thrown upon
it. This would break through the lid and
censume tlie body In a short tlme.
His Irleuds have declded te Jiave bis re
mains Incinerated nt the Lancaster crema
terium, and liave been In communication
with the oillcers or that association. The time
lias net yet been lixed for the incineration
but it will net take place for sereral days at
least, and in nccordance with the wish or the
family will be entirely private,
A Curleu C.ihe of Tre-im.
Nearly a year age AmesKaullmau, or East
Hompfleld, sold te Christian Itiukley, of
l'eijuea, a cow, supiKJscd te he u milk cow.
lllnkley declared the cow gave no mltkaud
would net pay for her. Kaullman refused te
take her away and aha remained at JSIukley's
ferelght meutliH. As Kaull'man could get
no money for the cow, lie 11 n ally went te
lllnkley's and took her away. Uinkley pre
sented him with a bill for fa for beardlnc
the cow eight months. ICautl'matt rofused
te pay the bill and Jlinkley sued him for
trespass. The case was heard before Alder
man McConemy. I'laiutill' was willing te
withdraw the suit, if defendant would pay
the costs, g3.8ft This he refused te de where
upon the alderman lined the plaltitlll'SlOand
costs. As this sum was greater than the
costs and cow-beard,Kautlman dually agreed
te pay the latter bill, thus saving fi
Nut A. J, Aloere.
Dr. J, U. itcckley, Jehn Heusing, Jehn
Kleiser and Josepli Kitrcli, or Lebanon,
islted Landisvllle te disinter the remains or
tlie unknown man found dead and burled
there, under the Impression that it might be
the body or A. J, Moere, who hut winter
mysteriously disappeared fiem Lebanon.
Ilie iHHly was taken uji, but it was net
Moere's.
Cliurcul Willi tJiricny.
Henry Herzberg appeared at thoelllcoor
Alderman Barr this morning and cntered
suit agalust L. Ltti ie, charging him with the
larceny erspectacles, suspenders uud a num.
wr or ethor goods. Ileth men are peddlers,
' mid lived In the same heuse in the Seventh
want. A warrant was issned for the urrest of
, the aeuused.
nevum r is tiik noens.
Fervid Interest nn the Inereaae at iJindUtllle
CmniHneetlng,
Ah the tlme approaches for the cldse of the
Lamilsvllle cimpmcetlng the iutercst in
creases and tlicre is no falling oil' in the atten
dance. On tlie ether hand tlie crowds are
large and many persons imve come te the
grounds te spend the last two days in tlie
weeds. The weather is very pleasant te-day,
ns the nun is shining brightly and tlicre is a
stllTbrecze blowing, making the air pooh
The grounds are in line condition and
although they are fast drying off tliore ia no
danger of any mero dust during the camp camp
meeting. I lAmeng tlie Inte arrivals en tlie grounds are
the following : llev. W. 8. McKlnley, Ilaln
bridge ; Kev. 1). M. Gorden, Plilladelplda ',
llev. Jcsse B. Yeung, Miss LeuLsa Kelstor
and O. W. Adams, el llarrlsburg, and Itev.
Dr. Carrell, of I.obaueii.
Dr. Hecho did net arrlve in tlme te partici
pate In the Grant memorial iscrvlce yester
day afternoon, as was oxpeclcd, butcame In
the 8 o'clock train in the ovening. Addresses
wero delivered by the Hevs. J. T. Hatchell,
Jehn F. Crouch, and E. C Grifilths, and a
poem was read by Miss Annle llruner, of
ueiumuia. 'uie services w ero very lntcrosi lntcresi
ing throughout.
The attendanee at the services at the 7:30
lastevening was large. The soruien was
preached by llev. Tliomes M. Jacksen, or
Corwall, wliose text was leund In Jeb xi.,
IS : " Fer then slialt thou lire tip thy taco
without nnet : vea. thou Hhalt be ete.idfust
and shalt net fear."
After the sermen thore was a nrayer meet
ing, which continued until 10 o'elock. Thore
wero a number ormeurnorsot the altar aud
seeral conversions were made.
This morning Itev. Win. ltcdhclTer, of Hal
fax, Pa., led the 0 o'clock prayer meeting,
and Itev. L. D. McClintock, ofSeudorsburg,
was at the head of the 8 o'clock meeting.
The announcement that Dr. Hecho would
preach nt lOo'cleckdrow many poeplo te the
stand. Tlie facesf the doctor is a familiar ene
at Landlsvllle, where be has been a regular
attendant at campmoetings mr Boverai years.
As he said this morning, he is always glad te
accent the invitation of the Landisvllle
people, and makes it a point te get here.
This morning the roverend goutletnen
preached ene of his usual excellent sermens,
and at the clese bis audlonce seemed
anxious for him te continue Ills text was
Pxalms lvill., 11 : " .Se that a man shall say,
verily thore is a reward for the righteous ;
verily he Is n Ged that Judgeth in the eartli ;"
audlrnm Mattbew v., 12: " Mojeico and be
exceedingly glad, for great is j'eur toward
In hoveii;forsoiersecutod they the prophets
which wero boferoyou."
At 130 this afternoon the children's meet
ing at the stand was conducted llev. G. Ueed,
of Mount Nebe, in the absencoef llev. lteads,
who was called away Irem the grounds te
day te nltenil te seme oilier unties, .miss
Weiser conducted tlie consecration service
ou tlie hill.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the Women's
missionary society celebrated their third
anniversary. Addresses wero delivered by
Mrs. 8.1. Keen, of Philadelphia, and Miss
lllnkle, nf Danville ; Miss Amanda Landls,
of Landisvllle, gave reading and tlicre was
tmtver and Hlnclni;.
This evening the early meetings will be
held. The minister for the 7:30 service had
net been announced up te neon.
To-merron's 8crce.
As te-morrow w ill be the last day of the
campmccting the services will be or a very
Interesting nature
In the morning at 10 o'clock thore will be
preaching by Rew Jcsse II. Yeung, or Orace
church, Harrisburg.
At 3 o'clock in the afternoon a memorial
servlce, In honor or the members who liave
died within tlie last year, will be held and
the sacrament or tthe iyerd's supper will be
administered.
In the evenlng, after the sermon by' Rev.
G. G. Rakestraw, of Central church, Phila
delphia, thore will be the usual handshaking
and tlie campmccting will clese with a walk
around.
Te-morrow afternoon the beard of control
will mcoten the grounds te elect ollicers ler
tlie year.
JtllWI'.l.Y HXCAJlVJUtST, XO. HIT,
I'e mi. ill) liiKlltutrtt Ycntcnl.iy liy the Clntud ltu
iient Uincer.
Rldgely Encampment, Ne. 217, was for
mally instituted last evening, at Odd Fel
lows' ball, by the grand encampment olll elll
cers. The charter was obtained in the follow
ing manner: Dr. i. ltusheng, i:. C I) liter,
II. FlScsore ; H. H. Hesore and William
Grimley representing Earl encampment, Ne.
217, or New Helland, petitioned the grand
officers for leave te chauge the encampment
te Lancaster anil its name te Rldgely. Per
mission was given, and veitcrday was desig
nated as the tlme for the institution of the
new encampment The grand officers who
participated In the exercise were A. Fackon Facken
thall, esq., Doyiestewn, grand patriarch ; Dr.
Jehn Lovergeodi Ianewtter, grand senior
warden ; James 1'. Rebbius, past grand pa
triarch ; Henry W. Railey, past grand patri
arch ; Dr. F. V. Van Artsdalcn, grand master
or the grand ledgo, and James It. Nichelson,
grand secretary; Messrs. Heppard and Moere,
Iast elder patriarchs.
At the afternoon wssleu the new encamp
ment was formally Instituted, the fle gen gen
tlemen frein New Helland, six who with
drew from Washington encampment and
t-oventy-three ethers made up the roll of
chtrter members.
At the evenlng bcsIen the following oill eill oill
eors were elected and Installed :
Chlor Patriarch D. It. ltewinan.
High Priest H. J. Stelgerwelt.
Senior Warden Harry Hill.
Junier Warden Jehn O.-.SieberH.
Scribe H. M. I). Eristnan.
Treasurer E. J. HrUinau.
Tlie appointed elllccrs will be designated
nt the next meeting.
Alter tlie installation of the oflrteers the
grand encampment oillcers wero cntertalned
at Jehn Copland's hotel.
The new encampment shirts with a geed
iuomber"liip, nnd will in the course of years
beconie ene of the strongest cainps iu tlie
HtltO.
htlbllOllMeu of Itlltlliens.
The following merchants ofLancaster will
clese their places or business en Saturday bo be bo
tweon tlie hours or 12 neon and 0 p. in., dur
ing the Grant fiinend : Watt, Shand fc Ca,
Myers A Ralliven, linger iV lira, Lano.tCe.,
Williamson t Fester, D. P. Stackhouse, Jehn
H. Glvlcr.tCe., II. E. Hlaymaker, W. D.
Sprccher it Ca, R. 10. Fahncstuulc, G. U
Fen Dei-smlth, IIe.tr .t MeNabb, High if:
Martin, Astrlch llrothers. Uurger A Sut Sut
eon, Siiaub it lire., Marfliall A Hen,
Edw. J. Zahm, Jehn Haul's Sens,
Jehn A. Lee, W. D. Statill'crA' Ce., A. II.
Rosenstein, II. Gerhart. Phares V. Fry, Dif Dif Dif
fuudorrer it Eby, C. FU, Jeseph Loeser,
Chas. F. Rengler, Hr.mdt it Ca, Moses Geis-
Injunction (irunted.
B. Frank Ecknian, of Pequc.i township,
filed a bill In equity today agahist Jehn
Miller and Christian Herslieck, .sutervisers
of Pequea tewnsliip. The bill nets ierth that
a strip of land Is being taken in ;the opening
efa read, and in cousequence be will suiter
irreparable damages. Judge Patterson
granted a preliminary Injunction restraining
tlie supervisors from going en Mr. Kckman's
land. It ill be argued en Satuiday of next
week.
reienax 'jVtAau&i.
Te-l)ay Mews I'rem ll:e Old World Cabled
Under tlie bea.
Father Boneml, who .went te the Soudan
te plead with the Mahdi ler the rnlmisn nr .
captive priests and nuns, is expected te ar ar
rleo In Rome seen te cenrer w 1th the Pope.
The Italian gevfirnmetit has ordered a new
Ironclad te be built at Veuice. It will be tin
usually larce.
A conflict between the German colony anil
the natives or Zanzibar is Immluent The
Germans are making preparations te fluht
and are said te be well supported with arms
and ammunition.
The Louden Vaily Xctex and the Times
again publish long culogistie articles
uponUen. Grant The Timet holds that It
Is the duty or England aud Amerlca te ro re
malu always rrieiuls. England honors Amor Amer
cuand America honors herself in mviuc
tribute te Grant. '
Nine pupils at the high school in Spires
huve been delected iu a conspiracy te mur
der the usher. They had armed tliemsolves
with daggers and a revolver, but the young
est conspirator beeaine frightened aitd re
vealed the plot, whereupon all theso con
cerned wero expelled.
The Univerelty of Berlin colubrated its 75th
anulveraary te-duy, There was u historical
precession ut a banquet iu Uie ovenhig.
Thore were speccbes by soy era! noted pet
nonages. The rector of the university caused
qulte u sensation by indulging ia several
marked anti-French eemiiueiits.
i-uuurger, Honors it iiursi, tsliauu if; Hums,
1'. C. Snyder it lira, J. 11. Martin it Ca, A.
W. Baldwin, Jehn 1'. Schaum & Sen, Mar
shall it Rengler.
IteArre.led nnd Committed.
Jehn Moen wen arrested seme tlme age, en
charge of false proteuso, preferred by Frank
IlelsL The allegation was that he obtained a
large quantity el grocerlos, by fraudulent
ropresentatlons. Moen admitted Ids guilt,
and premisod te pay the amount or the bill.
He was given an opportunity te de be, but
failed te de se. This morning he was re
arrested by Ofilcer llltcliie, and In deiatilt of
bail, commuted for a hearing bofero AUIcr
inaii McGlhm.
Aicnlnut the Gllr
in the suit brought by Henry Mlller
against the city for labor In breaking cinder
at the fitruace, Alderman Ilarr has decided
in favor of Mlller for tlie full amount of his
claim. Street Commissioner Uertr. was very
Indignant at tlie decision, and was net slew
in telling tlie alderman his opinion of him.
lle get as geed as he gave te tlie amusement
el a number of persons wlie happened te be
within hearing.
I)reiped Inte it l'lace.
Washinoten D. C. Aug. 15. Hen.
Horaile C. Ilurchard,late director of the mint,
has been appolnted a momber of beard of
rovenuo oemtnlssloners recently crealed by
the Illinois legislature.
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"eleiilioue Connection.
Sliatlb A llre., shoe dealers, Ne. 1 East King
street, aie connected with tlie telrphenn ex-
change.
Grant Memerial Scrtlte.
Memerial scrvlees, commciiieratlng the death
of V. 8. Urant, will be huhl In tlie Presbyterian
church. Seuth Queen street, August 0th, at 7:1-1
p. in. The sermen w 111 preached by the pastor
of the church.
Clieap excursion te Atlantic City.
Combined Hand cheap excursion te Atlantic
City enSutiuduy, AugustlS. lteundtrlpttckcts,
Keed for thrce days. Through train leaves l-an-caster
(King street) at T,M a.m.) Columbia nt
6:13. Furu only t3.00. Landisvllle, G:13 a. m.;
Manhelin, 0.27i Mlltr, 0:12 and Kphmta, 7.05.
Fare, $iSW. Special train wilt return same day.
IIUgl,S,8,UAltW
3IAUKHTH.
Chicago I'reduce Market,
Ciiioaeo, Aug. 5,9.20a. m. Mai ket epened:
Wheat August, e i bept.WiJie i Oct, U.'Xe !
Nev., W,ie.
Cern August. Id'e ; Rept 4CJii Oct, 4c.
Oats Aug., Kitci bept, 'i'We.
1'erk Aug., ".7 1 hi'pt, W'K
I.iird Sept., 1 37 ; Oct., fi 126 43 1 Net., tcav
lllbs Aug., M ; Sept, $3 13 ; Oct, V M.
New Yerk I'reduce Slarket.
New lenit, Aug. u. rleur market dull j
Kine, $2 luffl) ill) ; tjuperflnu, tt 23ft3 7et Common
te Fancy Kxtra Ohie, tt 3fl 00 ( (loed te
Choice Kxtra Western, IIQlD 75) Minnesota, tt C3
04 UI.
Wheat Ne. 2 ltcd, Winter, Aiir;., Wte ; Hept.,
tl CO; Oct., ft u.
Cern Ne. 2 Mixed, Aug., Mc i Hept, Kf,ic.
Oats Ne. 2 Mixed, Aug., 3.JJC Sept., 31,e.
Ityedull.
Hurley nominal.
l'erkdull ; Slum, tU00ll 30.
l.ard i0t, Hept t MSe, Oct.
Molasses dull : l'orte illce, I3QI0C.
Turpentlnefiulct at W,ic.
ltesln dull utl 15?117H ferstmlned te geed.
l'etreleum dull ; lteflned In Cenes, 0c.
llutter dull ; Western Imitation Creamery,
18e.
Chc-csedull : Western Flat prime, CV'.
Kggstlrm; state. 1S43IC0 ; Westeni. ll)JR13c
Sugar dull; Cuueaf, tie ; ciniuiilated,
lullon-riuleti tirline city. SKc.
Freights steady grain te (lliugeiv, 2Jc.
Cotree dull; fair cargoes, 6Je.
lluy nominal ; Ne.l, "jocftli.eo.
Itlceflrm; Carolina u nd l.eulnl.iua, comuien
te fair, OiG'-lic-
rhlladclplila 1'roduce Market,
PiiitADKLViiiA, Aug. 3. Fleur and Meal was
In moderate requast nt ienner rates.
req
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bales of l,w barrels. Including Pennsylvania,
fnmlly ut ll S3; Wcsturn de 41 333 ;
Mlnncsetu bakcis' ut lft' PutcnU at 13
(J5W.
Itye flour Mas flnu at f 1 73 pur barril ler
choice.
Feed Market was limited and weak;
Sales or Western Winter Jlnm, nt (13 3Q1Q
iicrten.
1 p. in. call W'heut, 0lie bid for July j taUe,
Aug.; JV,ii for bept.j VJ-Xc for Oct.; lulj
Nev.
Cern 52Xe for Julj : MJfc for Aug.; S3Je for
euiil , uiu mi iy i niiu -ii
Ol
lata Sic. bid for JhIvj S3Uc Aim.
s-.-Ke
ler eupuj J-;jC, jer uci.; irc suv.
ftteck Markeu.
Quotations by Heed, McUmnn A Ce., Hankers,
xiuciu)iei, i u.
11 a.m. 12k. 3p.m.
MlnHOtirl I'uclllc. ,
Michigan Centnil
New erk Central
New Jeraey Central...
Ohie CcntmlrjT.,r.
Del., Ijick.A WeKtern,,
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DunvurA Klourunue,
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Krle I.'.'i
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Knnxas A Texas.,
Lake bbore
Chicago A N. W., common.
N.N. Out A W'esleni
St l'nul A einau.t
l'aeltlc Mall
Itecliester A l'ltuburg
Ht. l'aul
Texas I'acllte
Union l'aeltlc
Wabash Common
Wabash Preferred
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SIM AU Vi.llTiaK3IEXTl.
TEARING POWDrYft.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
"puis powdernevervarles. A marvel nfpuilty,
stiength uud wholeseuieness. More eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
fold In competition with the multitude et low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
E?..!.0,..'" cc"."' "oval Hakine Pewueb Ca,
100 W all Btieet. A uw Yerk. marW-lydAw
VrOTIIINO
BUT PUH1! WIIITH AKn
a.- Ileal
lltllV LltlPll 1lV llylll.r t II T l.-lf.U
HOltOXbOAP. maimd
VyANTED-ONE FIRST-CLASS BODY
iJ ' MAhElt that can repair wheels at Philip
Ileerspin's Cairlage Fuoteiy, Nes. 12u and 12S
KastKlngstieet, Lancaster, Pa.
WANTED-SEVERAL
FIRST-CLASS
t Larpcnters. Anmv
nt
lt
Sl'.'J
MAUY'S CHUItCH.
mero or less, efllard Nut Ceal, 'te be delivered
at the City OlMccs, during the coining w inter, at
evm .......ill. nt nucu iiuaniuies useraerud.
Proposals te be iiddressed " Property Commit Cemmit Cemmit
tee," at Mayer's Otllce.
D. K. 1 OX(J,
..,. . Chalnuan Commlttce.
jAcen M. CiULLAg, Clurk. augSttdWAS
jyjOUNT ST. MARY'S COLLEGK
Mount St. Mary's College,
EMMIT8BUnO, MD.
AiJWiustltutlen continues te glve that ther.
gl'
iff
uuuu iia0iuui unu Aiaiueumtleai
which It has long been celebrated.
:ii uiatsiuul and Mathematical Education ler
ell It Iiaji lump ln.iiti f.fit.imititH .n.ii..i.
ctal Courte, optional te the students, la con-
bttuated In a vnrybwillhy locality ut the feet
of the lllup llldgu Mountains, and far away
from the distractions uud dangers et a city, this
college erren, peculiar udvuntages te students,
Send for Catalogue te p
PRESIDENT MT. ST. MARY'S COLLEuB,
Jul!0-2mdil W'S EMMITSuUllG, MD.
REMOVE ALL GREASE SPOTS AND
,.J...5tSU'.??0A.!ys.wccinirmeet with mil.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
SrI.M.1'i?iU,.,l,.cre,,RnetU,n te7 o'clock, p. ni., SEP.
TEMUKlt 1, lbt3, ler Ten Tens, mero or less, of
M-kcna alley and Hultlmore Company Kgg
COUl. mlXed. tO htlltlnn llmtLi. n.wl S'.... r,.n.?
LEU'S JUOHAXtiQAl.
ritr a nrtM Ttsr.it kxtb.
IT-ASH LINEN LAWNlAvif II MuV
YV I.KK'S DOKAX SOAP aud prevent the
color fiem being destroyed. , -
TIUIILKY'S LIQUID IlENNKTMAK KS
delicious Junket, Curdt and Wliey, Alpine
Oust
Custard, etc.
unexecucu in airengtii ami co-
ngulatltig power.
lIUHLRY'fl DltUn STOltR.
Me. 21 West King HtrceU
N AUTICL13 AS FItBB FKOM ADUIi-
temtlnn a new fallen snow Is Mtl.I.EIfH
DOKAX BOAP.
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST 1'IHCKS.
4 B.s. " A " SiiKnr for Me 4 packages Cern-
tnreh for Stfl t B.n. Ten lllscults for SSe I 4 .Is.
Prunes for 2V) i
ds. iiice Kir -oe. urnnuiHicu
Bugar, 7e. Coffees I Celfces I
'ICelTpml Teas! Tens! Tel
OI.AKKK'8 TKAHTOUK,
38 West Ktni Street.
cpuone.
R
EMEM UElt THE OLD STANDARD.
ItOHUKIt'S WILD CUF.ItUY TONIC
Ker IVcakness, flcncrat
Hummer eemtitnlnt. etc.
Debility, Dyspepsia,
ItOIIKKK'SMCJUOItHTOUK,
epi52-lydll Ne. ia Centre Square,
mHE ONLY ARTICLE ANSWERING
JL nil liuri'eses exccnthig scouring Is MIL
LKll'S J
JIUIIi
ItAXSOAl".
MADE OK REFINED OILS, TAL TAL
lewand f.nrd, nnd guaranteed te liave ue
equal, Is MlbLKIt'S 110 K AX SUA1',
APPY THOUGUT AND REBECCA
XJL Tolmceesonlv Senernlug.at
HAIITMAN'H YKI.I.I
YKI.I.OW JTltO.NT C1UAU
HTUIIK.
UXURIOUS AND REFRESHING FOR
the bath. Itncquiitcd for latiudry nnd
kitchen Is SULLKIfS 1IOUAX SO A I'.
THE LARGEST, BEST AND MOST
complete assortment of Playing Cards In
the city from 8 cents per pack up at
HAUTilAN'8 YKI-T.mv FllONT CIOAll
STOltK.
TM1TATIONS ACCUMULATING.
-BEN-
JL sous Ca;
cine cut In t
seu's Cupclne Plasters Imve the word Can.
ue ccntie. jion'teoaocciveu. -i.e
BB.
Use Maiilieiiii
The Original.
Heller Fleur.
The Hest
lrtay2-lyM,W'A3 It
1T1IIIST-CLA8S BOARDING.
J Together with the choice of looms en the
first or second fleer. Surpassed by uone In the
city. Cull en or address,
NO. m NOIITII QUEEN HT.
Tabic boarders accommodated. eO-tfd
"VrOTIOE IS HEREBY OIVP.N THAT
J an application will be Inadu te the Court
of Common Pleas, of Lancaster county, ou
MONDAY, ALOUST 21, 1883, nt 10a. in., for n
charter feran Intended corporation te be called
nil iiiicuiiuii cijrjiuntiiuii 11, iiucaiivu
(h's Hospital, of Lancaster, Pcnnsyl
iler the chiirge of the Bisters of ft.
r Philadelphia,1' the character and eh-
"u jesepu
vunla. undr
Frnncls. of l'blladelnhla.
ject of which U the erection and mnlntenancoef
hospitals in tee county or
anenstcr. ler the
euro of the sick,
JOHN COVLE,
Solicitor.
jyi-aienww
A SSIONEI) ESTATE OP THE L.
N-
J.. caster Helt Company, of the City el
l.iii-
castcr. The undersigned auditor, appointed te
pass upon exceptions and te dlstilliute tnu
imlance rcmnliilnlng Iu the hands of 11.
F. Irving, assignee, for the benctlt of creditors
te nnd among theso legally entitled te the same,
will sit ler that purpete cm TIIUKHIiAY, the
11th day of AIJUUST, A. 1). 1883, at 2 o'clock
p. m.t In the Library lfoein of the Court Heuse,
Iu the city of Lnncaster, w here all persons In
terested In said distribution may attend.
1. MeMULLEN,
Jly8 ItdW'enw Auditor.
OSTPONED.
The Mionnerchor Excursion
and Picnle
TePENIlYJf I'AIIK
count of the ruin te
, has been Hpencd en ac-
MONDAY, AUGUST 10th.
If. (iKItllAKT, Clialrinau
Coinuilttce of Arrangements.
UUgJ-Ctd
"l RAND OPEN AIR CONCERT
-AT-
MEJWERCHOR GARDEN,
THlSEVr..VINfi I1YA
Full Brass Band.
It IlENItY DOEItlt, Prep.
JOHNS.G1VLER.
GEO. F. RATI I VON.
Bargains Opened Te-day
AUGUST 5th.
ONECASE HEbT l'HINTS only Sc.j wertbSc.
ONE CASE CANTON FLANNELS, 3c.; clxap
ntGi-ie.
ONEC.VSr.CANTONFLANNELS,C'fc.i cheap
at !c.
ONECASECANrON FLANNELS, De.j cheap
at 12Kc
ONE CASE CANTON FLANNELS, 12Kc;
cheap at 13c.
ONE-HALF CASE TOILLE D'NOIll SEEK.
SUCKERS only 8c; worth 15c.
An Asserted Let of CIIA31HUAb, c.; worth
12Ke.
JoluiS.&ivler&Ce,
NO. 2S EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTEH. PA.
J."
MARTIN & CO.
DEESS SATDTES.
An E'egant New 6teck of DUE3S SAT1NES
In Hlacks, IIlucj and Drowns.
ALL LKJHT SHADES of DftESS 8AT1NES,
Including Pinks, Light Hlnex, Creams,
' 1'iiiKS, i.ignL jiiues, i
x., at IJJic. per yurd.
S.K
BLACK CASHMERES.
New Invoice, consisting of Fifty Pieces of All-
Weel Cushmcrcri, ranging Iu prlcu Irem
res, rung
43u. te Jl
71. .a.
JUST OPENED !
Black Silks!
At 73c., 87c, J1.U0, 11.23, !.&). Splendid Value for
the Meney.
PARASOLS.
Coaching Parasols. Canopy Tep Parasols.
Lace Parasols.
ALL JIEDUCED TO COST.
New Line of Dress Percales,
In Sni'il! Figured Hlauks, HIiie aud llienns
J. B. Martin & Ce.
Cor, West King ana Prince Sts.
IiANCASTElt, PA,
XKWAJ) rJBH TIHFMKXTB,
TjWK KENT.
Jj A Twe and ahalf story HIllOK IIOUSK.
Mn.2 west Chestnut street. A
lvatthn
jTJStfd l.VTELLlOKN
I OITFICK.
XTjriTHOUT EXCEPTION, THE BEST
T Cigars In'the town, two for Bf, at
UAUTMAN'S YKI.LOW ITllONT C1UAU
BTOllK.
NDOUSED BY PHYSICIANS AND
Druggists. Everybody knows the uses of
a plaster, and that UonseitVi Capclne Plasters
nre tlie licst.
qiHE FINEST KNOWN POIl TOILET,
L Laundry and Dulli purposes Is MII.I.KIt'S
110UAX BOAP.
S'
CHOOL TAX FOR 188.1.
The duiilieate Is In the hands of llm treasurer.
Thrce per cent, elf for prompt payment te Aug.
' ' V. O. MAllSHAM,. Treasurer,
Ne. 12 Centra Square.
3T Ofllcn hours from 0 a. m. te 4 p. in.
Junell-ttdll
T)ciiEt3eTiirBETfmpuT
-UflE-
PALM OIL SOAP,
The best soap te make n clear complexion.
Only 15c. a bar, or two bars for 23c. Fer sale at
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
Nes. 137 and 133 North Queen Street.
REDUCTION IN CUSTOM - MADE
Clothing. A well.niade. KWnnt. trimmed
aim perieci. munir iiusincss nun. ler 91H.UJ.
geed English Corkscrew Worsted Suit,
r . ..... .. . - .. .. ii"-.r: .
A
flat
eraiueu, in one, iwe, loree or iour-uuiien
rMitn.
way, for r23.(ie,
A handsome Check Casslmere
suit for sjj.eu.
An cleiralit Serirn Suit. In binnk.
blue, drab nr brown, for 113.00. FIne English
Stilped or Check Pantaloons Hern $3.ueup. He
member, all work Is strictly first-class. Every
ganneAt warranted te b 'opresontcd. A
geed nt, wclbmade and nlcciy trimmed, The
largest assortment of patterns In this city.
A. II. U03EN8TE1N,
inZInidlt 37 North Uueen street.
T EVAN'S FLOUR.
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER. FLOUR.
Hakes Elegant Krcad. Fer sole by Grocers
generally.
Levan & Seub, Morelutnt Millers,
Otllce: 17NOKTH PHINCEST. apiWJind
CALL AT
STOKE
REIOART'H OLD WINE
-FOU
Ltsten's Extract of Beef.
riKIWT IN TUB WORLD.
Established, 17S3. 11. K.BLAYMAKEK, AgU.
lebl7-lld Ne. 2) East King St.
G
REAT REDI'CTION AT
ASTRICH'S
Palace of Eashien,
13 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTEIt, PA.
llnxlng ijulle a Large Stock of
EMBROIDERED SKIRTING,
(13 INCHES WIDE)
en liuinl, we liave made sonic Lnige lied notions
In the priced of some of them, In order te icducc
our sleck.
Skirtings which were sold at (l.'JSayaid ate
marked de n te b3c. a yanl.
Skirtings which cost 11.75 ate new held ler
tl.i'i a yard, and se en.
The sime thing with
Allover Embroidery,
K Inches wide), reduced from 75c. te&Ocajard,
Irem $1.00 te 75c a yurd, from U.50 te $1.13 a yard,
from I1.&3 te $1.23, and se forth.
TJiejiCJtLlilnilwohave reduced In price Is
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas,
Our&tock Is net very large, but we prefer sell
ing thcin at cost pricui te earring them ever till
next year.
MATIN PAItASOLS silk lined and trimmed In
wide Spanish lace, reduced from $3.0i) te $i.i!3.
A Hlg Drive In
White Pearl Buttens.
SJgre, 18te21IIncs, fair quality net pure
white, but the next thing te It at 10c. a card of
two dozen.
Elegant iiuallty Pure Whlte Pearl Kutlens at
fiem 7c. te lie. a dozen.
50 grets Coletcd liery Jersey Wash Buttens
at 3c. u dozen.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
SO dozen Cent's Whlte Llnen Finish Handker
chiefs, large size, hummed, worth 33c. apiece.
We sell them Ihlee for 'i3c.
Black Silk Jersey Mitts,
43c. a Pair.
NEW KID GLOVES,
Ol'U Ora IMI'OBTATION.
Thrce llutten, asserted Tuns and llrewn, very
line quality, 50c, a pair.
The same goods lu four-button, 52c. u pair.
HOSE.
A full line of Infants' Cotten Threo-n,uarter
Hese, lu plain colored and striped.
Cent's Unbleached Socks, "super stout,"
w ei Hi 25a, ut 'JOc. a pair.
CHILD'S GAUZE VESTS,
All sizes, from 12c. up.
CORSETS.
Our " Unbreakable "at 10c.
The " U. A U.," medel shaped j the only Cettct
of the klud sold for that price 73c.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OP FASHION,
13 EAST KINO STltEET.
aLAHHWAUE.
H
IUH A MARTIN.
Queensware
CHINA" HALL
New Opeii, a Lai go Variety et Cheap
TABLE GLASSWARE.
Alse, u New Line of
BROWN STEW PANS,
MIXING BOWLS,
JELLY POTB, &e
S- PH1CE8 VEUV LOW.-K
DON'T
FAIL TO
FOHE
SEE THESE GOODS
PUltCHASlnU.
HE-
High& Martin,
MO. IS EAST KINO STREET,
.LANUASTKU, PA.
VT.OTlltKO.
f-Sr
Clothing te meet every fancy nnd
(e jilense tlie tnste or every buyer
may always Imj round en our tables.
Ne ene need leave us misaligned.
Our stock is full of real bargains
nt closing prices, within tlie reach eF
every purchaser.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT
ST
PlUledelpUIa.
Ui2-3md
e
AIC IIAIjU
BUY YOUR CLOTHING
AT-
Wanamaker& Brown's,
OAK HALL,
Southeast Ceuhkr Sixth a.iu Maiikkt Sthbetb,
PlItUtllELI'lllA.
Jlylltfd
TTKADliUARTKRS KOR
SUMMER
Merine Shirts and Drawers,
Oauze Undershirts and Drawers,
Cholce Necktlcn,
13. it W. Cellars and Cuffs,
C. it C. Cellara and Cuffs,
Crown Cellars and Cuffa
The Best Filling Dress Shirts.
BHIKTS AND SOCIETY PAKAPHEItNALlA
MADE 'JO OltDElt.
At Erisman's,
NO. 17 WEST KINO STKEET.
T
IllRTY-TIIlRI) DAY
OK TI1E-
Great Clearing Sale
AT-
HIRSH & BEOTHM'S
ONE VUICE CL0TJI1NU HOUSE.
If you uteli In tnke udvanlatrn of the vi't'.it
mjrk-deun and Clothing, lj cut's Furnishing
(ioeds, etc, ut lldlculeusly lewprlcen, you had
heller ceme neon, no their sule will continue hut
7 DAYS LONGER.
Our nsnertmeut W net na complete im it ,
hut thore are many articles left yet which
reu would huy en account of their low pilcct.
1'urtlcul.uly In our
Merchant Tailoring
We hae made a regular slaughter iimem; the
prices. Our "llnyer" te new lu Nw Yerk
selecting und placlui; our orders for Full with
the Importers, and we must clear out the old
Bteckutuny sacrifice te niake room for the new
stock.
aCIecd nt 0 p. i except Paturdnyi.
HIRSS & BROTHER'S
One-Price Clothing Heuse,
COUNEUOK NOItTII QUEEN STUEET AND
CENTltE SQUAltE,
LANCASTEIt. PENN'A.
B
UIIGKR A SUTTOX.
De Yeu Want Bargains ?
IF YOU DO, CO TO THE
&REAT CLEABIMr SALE
BDRGER & SUTTON'S
I'eople's Clelliing Emperiimi,
NO. II CENTltE SQUAUE.
Summer Clothing
IN EVEItY VAKIETY
ATPltlCESAS LIGHT AS THE MATEUIAL
MADE FKOM,
IN OltDElt TO FKEPAItr. FOU THE FALL
TltADE.
NOW 1SUNDOUIITEDLY THE TIME TO 11U Y.
9" Stoic cleaca at 0 p. in., Saturdays excepted.
Burger & Sutten,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTEIt, PA.
Js'OU SA1.K OK JtJSXT.
F" OR"" RENT.
Thrce Law Offices at Ne. 45 NOItTII DUKE
STUEET; and a hasment 65 feet lenjf, supplied
with water and heat,
maraj-Ud 1J. FItANK ESIILEMAN.
I7IOR SALK. SKATING RINK AT COL
J umhla, Pa., with all Its Fixtures, Steam
Heater and K3 pairs of Henley Skates, goedus
new. Will tell en easy terms and nt a huriraln.
Postetllco address, " JlOX' NO. KJ,"
Julyl5 3iud Columbia, Pa.
SHKRIFK'S 8ALR.
OiiTHUUSDAYMOIlNlNOatlOo'cIeck.at
the Organ Manufactory of Paull &, Hamilton, en
tuuicu mrcd, me inuewiuu property i hjuth
77 OrKan Cases, 3 Organelles, Oman Supi:
Itnllr.uu Tnnla 1 ,.. .vl uu .. .111.. 1.....l.li.... II.
dies.
..v.. u.i a, vu.e, iiuninaiutuuni I it. uie ill's, titjieu,
"upgy, 3 Sets of Harness, 10,0ea feet of VliKlnla
Walnut. ,uce feet or Poplar and a number of
Other articles tee numerous te mention.
OEO. W.TOML1NSON,
augSSlM&W Sheriir.
URLIO HALK OF COWS.
OnSATUUDAY, AUOUHT S.18-5, will he
sold at public snle, ut the sale and oxehaiige sta
bles of (he undersigned, lu the vlllage of ill! ill!
lersvllle. Maner township, Lancaster eeunty.
Pa., the follewluir Live Stock, te wit i THlll'l Y
HEAD OF ALDEUNKYAND DU11HAM COWS,
seuie fresh aud seme springers that will seen be
In pretlt. The underslgnud selects bte own
steelc and docs tlie buying himself. Theubore
stock must be as veprcbentrd I he day or sale or no
sale, ir it te wet we can sell In the dry, A eiedlt
offie days will be given. I
Sule te commence at 1 o'clock p. ut, of said
day when attendanee will be given uy
IIAltUYC. LlNTNEit.
orse,
Saucxl IIesb, Auct,
iJicr tiueuM.
gl'HCIAli AT.TKRATJON 8AI.K.
WATT, SHAND & CO.,
AUK MAK1NM EXTENSIVE AI.TEItATIO.N8
' AND ADDITION!! TO THE
New Yerk Stere,
And In elder te reduce nut pi Hit stock nud innke
mere room, otter ftpcclal Inducements In every
department.
EXTItAOItDIWAltVUAltaAINS IN
Illcnclicil tintl Uiililcnclietl Muslins.
l
i1leaciied and unbleached siieetines
I u all w Idth nud iiualltlcx.
Tickings, Turkey Red Tablings,
TaMt Linens, Towels md Napkins,
AT THE LOWEST PU1CES KVEIt KNOWN.
bl'ECIALIJAltaiNSIN
DRESS GOODS.
ODD JAM'S AND UEMNANTS ItEDUCED AT
HALF USUAL PKICIW.
MW YOEK STORE.
TylLLIAMHON ft KOMTKK.
A Welcome Cliaiic !
e
The muchiieedcd chauge from the tot rid heat
of a few daynnge te heartily welcome. It will
give you an opportunity te uguhi appear In
neniclhlui; warmer than a Seersucker. Te these
who are net prepared for till chnuire, we can
Hupply the want lu MEDIUM Oil LIGHT
WEIUIIT CAHSIMEIti: SUITS Ll(tht or Dark
Shadex.ef the Nentjt Kiwhlen, at the Leneat
Prlcei.
HATS AJTO CfiPS
-reit-
Mcn, ISe.vs and Cliildreti.
In SeftandStiirFcltH, Plain Straws, Manillas,
Dunstable or Canten Ilralds, silk Tnu cling
Caps, Unfinished Seft Fulls for Tourist.
Hummer Carnagu ltugs unit Dustcrx, (iculs'
Walking Caucs and Umbrellas. All at the Lew
est Prices.
GENTS'
Summer Underwear & Neckwear,
Fancy Hosiery from He. a pair upnaid. Cel
luleld Cellantnnd Culls. All the I.utcstShnpcs
and the Jlest Makes of I.lucn Cellars and Cuifr.
Fiench Petcale bliltle, nanew pleated fronts
(the newest thing out.) White DtcssSblrte, nar
row flout pleats, and
-THE-
EIGHMIE.
A White Dress Shirt for $1.00,
Or 85.40 Tcr Half Dezon
HAND-MADE NEWPORT TIES.
Ladles' Newpeit llu uud llutteu Shoes of
Fiench Kid Flexible Sele, gtyllsh Opera Heel,
Hund-Werkud llutten Heles ami Kid Lined, ic
duccd te $i50.
Ladles' Curucea Kid In Newpeit Uutteit,vpnly
niHkeandeirect.Justus geed as the former, but
the quality Is net qulte as line, leduccd te tioe.
These Shoes are Hand Tunis, and first-class In
cveiy particular
4S-Stoies cloiealCp. in , except Satuiday,
LLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
32, 34, 36 and 38 East King St,,
LANCASTER. PA.
MORK THAN li.700 CAKRS OK MIL
LEU'S UOHAX SOAP censuined in Lau
caster ev cry week.
GK ORO K R K N N K T T PRACTICAL
PLUMUElt, STEAM AND OAS FITTEIt.
AUerdera promptly utlended te. satlslactlen
guurautecd. Werk done at rcu.souuble liilccs.
NO. 135 NOItTII O.CEKN STUEET.
Junel7-3ind Lancaster, Pa.
TyTADKlRA AND SH KltR Y W1NIJ3
AT-
Reigart's Old Wine Stere.
II. E. SLAYMAKEU, AaBUT,
Ne.
'JO East Kine Street.
febl7-lld
KsUli'tohed 17SS.
A TLANTIO CITY-
The Chester County Heuse
18 NOW OPEN.
Comfortable, homelike, situated very "ear the
sea, wllli extended nltizzaa upon three ocean
fronts. This Heuse mis long been known as a
most pleasant summer retieut.
June! 2md J. KE1M A SONS.
s
JAINT-RAPHAKL W1NU.
I N FORMATION.
The Salnt-Uaphael Wlneh.isadellclnita flaveur
and Is drunk la the piluclnal cities of Uiiwda'
Uennauy, North und Seuth America, Orcut
DrlUiln, India, and se en. The auautlty exported
unnually te sutHclciit proof of Its stability and
staying pewura, whlle for theieal conueisseur
tbeie te ue winu that cuu be considered Ha
su perlnr.
ijTheSalnt-Itapluicl Wine Company, Valence,
Dopartiuenlef the Drome (France.)
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
NO.SI EAST KINO STIlKhT
ns-tfd
111113 I'Al'KR JS I'RINTliD
WITU
J. K. WfUQHT & CO.'S
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F&iruoaet lek Works, 2CUi anil rene's. Avenae
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