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. A jBEMOUS ACCIDENT
TO .4 VOLVMIIIAS IX A EVXAHAT AT
MARIETTA,
Attempting te Cenlrul i Fractious
Jterj lie U Tin own Frem tlie Vehicle.
I1U Head Strike a Cinder RDd
He t elves a nig Until.
f'j .jtcguiu. vuuiiuiiuviiwui iniftLbiiiBni.ftni
,"-,. Cemjmwa, August 7. A Borleus nccldent
VlKMHlmt UnMAatlxH ....MI... Ma . n .I....
i; iiBppencu te; w. J, juauiicic, n druggist ei
Columbia, yestcrilay nflornuen, ntMarlelta.
The full particulars concerning the affair enn
notesyot be lully obtained, but alie tnfer-
matieti rocelvod la town Is te the effort Hint
yesterday Mr. Maullck went te Clilckles te
furnUh a patent lncubnter te n party nt tlint
place. lle was driving a home that belonged
te Ills brother and Is n very hlgh-splrltcd
animal. Whlle Mr. Maullck was attetullng te
, soma buslneM nt a house en the read te Mu Mu Mu
rlettnthohersowaslcft standing en tboptke'
Frem eome cause the lierac? brcaine fright fright
cned and started te run. Mr. Maullck luorder
te atop his flight attempted te get Inte the
Velilcle and was hurled violently te the
ground. Ilia bend struck a large plece of
cinder In the read, making n torrlble gash
which oxtendod Irein thoceutroof the loro lero lore
licad te the Diiek part of the head. The cut
is a tcrrible ene and exposes the scalp. The
weunded man was taken te Marietta te the
home of Bome friends, ivliore he is new lying.
Doctors Mewery, of Mniiettn, and item item
tbetsel, of Celuinbln, are attending te the
llijtirlCK. It was nt llrst thought that Mr.
Jl an lick bad sustained a fracture of tlie skull.
but such Is net the case. Last night he rested
qulte easy, although he instill In a ni (various
condition.
Yesterday nrtonieon wliile going tip Lo
cust stroet it young son of Andrew Klockcn Kleckcn Klockcn
stein was riding In the re.ir of his father's
wrtgen. As it passed the corner of Third and
locust street, the boy was Jolted out or the
wagon and fell iieavlly te tlie ntrcet cutting
Ills head mid face In a severe manner. Tlie
HOrvice of a physician was needed te attend
te me ixry'H mi lines.
Mrs. Michael J.Inhart, a resident et May-
lewn, met With a painful accident this morn
ing, wliile in town te attend the funeral of
hormethor, Mrs. Elizabeth UlauTulter, which
took place this morning. Mrs. Llpliait, who
ten large woman, while in tlie act of stepping
irem the back perch of the resldenee el her
brether, Hamuel Gladfelter, made a mission
and soveroly sprained her anltle. The nccl
dent will confme her te the heuse for soveral
days.
Went the Wrong Iteud.
A party from Columbia was returning last
evening from tlie caiupinectlng at Luncli-t-vllle
nftcr the closing exercises liad been fin
ished. The liorHO.made a wrong turn at ene
I'.O forks in the read en the war home,
nud bofero tlie party was aware nt the fact
iancasler had been reached. Thay wero
compelled te rotrace their stejis and Dually
rcaclied thelr destination all right.
Temi Meles.
The papering of the hall or the building or
tlie "Vigilant ilre company adds greatly te its
appearance
A number of iwrsens from town lelt town
te-day for New Yerk te witness the funeral
precession, etc., orCJcneral U. H. Grant.
The campincctlng at Liandisvllle being
ever tlie persons of town who had been stay
ing nt the weeds, returned home this morn
ing. A numboref the mombers from Monteroy
ledgo of Ijaucaster, will visit Columbia next
Monday" "evenlng and visit Susquehanna
JOUgO I0. W. Ol UUU J'OIIOWH.
Thirteen wild geoe Hew northward last
night. Tills is an unusual sight at this sea
son of the year.
On Saturday afternoon Guiieml Welsh
pest Ne. lis G. A. 1C will held a memorial
sorviee in the pest room in respect te General
(I rant. Tlie pest room lias been very taste
fully draped for the occasion, and the exor exer
cises will be of very Interesting nature They
will censlt of singing, speeches etc., in tlie
manner prescribed in the ritual of tlie order
efG. A. H. During the holding of the ser
vice the public will be admitted.
The work of putting water tanks and liose
in alt the different rooms and departments of
the main building of the Keeley steve works
is considered necessary in case of fire
originating in tlie building.
The Shawnee llre cemiKiny held a meeting
last night, at which time the necessary com
mlttees te arrange for the trip of the company
te iiarrisimrgm rsopieinner. Tins evening
the Columbia llre company will have their
reirular monthly incctlnir.
Nomination
oflieers te servef durlnir the ensul:
!gy ear will
be made at the1, meeting.
JOiMlT"TUJ. H. OsterlhiK.
Titure tiealcr en locum sticei, aitempi-
ed te run elf j'esterday alteruoeu. Tiie herse
was captured in the park bofero any damage
was done.
a rir.v at cnuisTiASA.
UektrtiLtleti
of ISrluten Wnltcra' Wurchoute
mid Grain Depot.
SpOCllll te the iNTKLLiaKNCKH.
Christiana, Aug. 7. Urinten Walters'
grain depot was destreyed by llre at an early
hour this morning. The building was in
sured In Chestcr County Mutual company.
The local fire company saved the lumber
sheds anil scale heuse It is supposed te
have been tlie work of an Incendiary. The
less is ?5,noe.
rUItTHKll rAUTICUI.AUB.
Iictwcen 12 and 1 o'clock this morning, the
large tr.11110 waroheuso belenging te itrinteii
Waltors,dea!er in coal, luuiber, graiii, Ae., at
Christiana, was destreyed by llre. Tlie
building was 03 by 03 feet in size and two
stories high. Fer soine time past Sir. Wal
ters has hail men engaged putting en a third
Bteryundit would have been Uuished Inn
fcliert lime. Thore wero new elevaters, con cen con
veyers nnd Bhafliug in the building and
of course they wero damaged se as
te be unilt for further use. Thore was
no grain oxcept seme waste in thelmlldlnir.ns
ithadboetirciuoved.toauotlierwarehoiisouoar
by until tlie itnprovemeiits were finished.
Twe sofas, ene of which was almost new,
wero badly dampged by the liie, but all of
Mr. Wnltur'H books, papers Ac, wero saved
by Ids boeukoopor who had sulllclent
prosencoof mind te unlock the large safe
wliile the building was burning and when
thore was llre all around him. A corn
fcholler, seme terra cettu pipe mid n let of
truck tlint uns tint nf huimIi vnlue wnrn
burned ill the building, together with eon
Hiuorahle lumber which was te be iised (n
making the third fctery and was ready )e be
put together.
The llre caused n great deal of oxeiieir.cnt
in the villnge and all the citizens tivried out
The hand englne was breiigh? i'e the sceno
of the conflagration nnd gee, work was dene
with it. On the north iiile of the hurnhu:
f!nifrri'lrin-jini-pentirthil with It liv n renf.
under which the cars are run, was a large
shed which was 111 led with lumber, grain,
rte. Tlie fetream was turned upon this build
ing and it was ha veil, the only damage te It
being the partial miming of the reef. On the
t-euth blde was a large Bcale heuse, and it was
but slightly damaged, as a htreani was kept
upon it also,
The fire is bollevod te have bcen caused
by spontaneous con bust Ien. The roel had
been oil' tlie building for seme tlme and the
recent rains wet the waste grain, which Is
supposed te have bocemo heated. The less
te Mr. Walters en the building and contents
will Ix) about $3,000 and thore is something
Hke?2,r00 insuranee in the Choster County
Mutual company.
A XA UK U H' ES CA I'E.
A l'uaneiiger 1'iigiue Ilium Inte a Freight 1'n 1'n
glueuu the Uunrrj'tillolMllrenil.
The pAsscngeia oil tlie south bound
ultorneoii train en tlie (iuarry.vllle
read made a narrow cseape en Thursday
artonieou. Tlie train left the King street
bhitien en time nnd when belew the cotton
mills, the engineer noticed that the switch
leading te a aiding was open. Up succeeded
In checking the speed el the train but could
net btep it In tlme te prevent a collision with
tkeonglueora freight train. The pilot of
the passenger englne was broken and the
pngine was otherwlso damaged. Tlie acci
dent was canted by the carelessneks of a
brukemau who thought that the passenger
train had passed down tlie read and he
opeued the switch te let the freight train en
tlie Hiding get le tlie main track. Tlie matter
has been icpertcd te the superintendent and
will be investigated. The iascngers en the
train wert f-emuwhat shaken up by the col
lision, but fortunately none wero Injured.
At II e Bltttleu Heue.
There was only ene luuiat9attbe station
heuse lait night. LUzIe Otte was the name
she pave.aud bhe applied for lodging because
Bhe did net have any place te stay. She was
discharged thla meruing.
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nitnAKisn vv thje? eamv.
The Meeting In the 1-ainlUtlllJ Woodi Drought
tonUleno.
Thursday was the iast day of the camp camp
meeting, and the proceedings wero of unus
ual interest.
At 0 o'clock a. m. thore was a very largely
attonded prayer meeting, conducted by Hev.
Themas Ogle and nt 8:30. a prayer mid oxpc expc oxpc
rlenco lucetlng, led by Ilov. J, 1'. Crouch.
At 10 o'clock n. m. Ilov. Josse I). Yeung
of Harrlsburg Grace church, proached a
Bormenfrom 2d Bainuel xl, 28: "Hut tlie
tiling that David had dene dlsploased the
Lord."
At HIQp. m. at the main stand Kev. Charles
Itheads cotidurted the final children's moot meet
ing at the conclusion of which the lltlle lelks
marclied ail round singing hymns.
Whlle the children's meeting was going en
a meeting for the promotion of holiness was
beiug lielil in the lurge tent. Jt was icu uy
Miss Grace Wolser, of Yerk, and was very
largely attended.
At 3 p. in. imnrosslve memorial scrvlces te
deceased members wero held, at which a
number of olenuent tributes wero paid te
departed. Subsequently tlie sacrament of
the fjord's Supper wasadmlnlsloredtoa very
large numlier of communicants.
At G o'clock tlie final meeting for the pro
motion of holiness was again held in tlie large
tout Tlie servlce was again ied by Miss Grace
YVoiser" who is a wonderfully able, earnest
and oll'ectlvo worker.
Whlle tills meeting was being held Prof.
KirkpatrlcK was conducting an Interesting
srvice of song at the main stand.
1 1 At 7:30 Ilov. O. W. llakcstraw. or the
Central church, Philadelphia, preached the
concludlngsermon in prcsencoefan immonse
congrcgiitlen. At the clese of tlie regular
sorviee a prayer meeting (ollewod, which did
net terminate until 11 o'clock p. in. Then a
crand precession was formed, the choir belng
en the right, the clergy next and the congre
gallon following. They marched around tlie
cnuipBovernltlinossiuglngprBisosand finally
Inrmed line in front of the grand stand,
wiicre tlie customary hand-shaking was
Indulged In until midnight, when the camp
was clesed by the singing of the doxology,
followed by a bonedictlon by the presiding
cider, Ilov. Jehn 1'. Crouch.
Tlie camp, though subjected te se me so se so
vere rain storms, which Interfered with tlie
personal comfort of these In attendance, U
regarded as ene of the most successful, from
a spiritual ielnt of view, ever held at liandis liandis
vlleo. This morning large numbers of the wor
shippers returned te their homes in this city,
laden with nrlnsacks. mrceK packaces and
ether camp necessaries. Wagen leads of
camp equipage were te be seen carried from
the railroad stations te the residences of the.
campers.
Tim ASSOCIATION'S OlTICilltS roil 1S8.VSG.
Yesterday afternoon the association held
iti annual meeting te elect ofllcers and the
following were chosen
President Kev. J. T. Katciiell, Lancaster.
viqe I'rrsldcnt uei;. t. iv.. i''ien. tlum tlum
bie. Secretary W. II. llateman, Iincaster.
Troasurer ICphralm Horshey, Celtiuibla.
II. lVUrtiner, U. I). High, II. Henshaw, J.
Solvert, and XV. K. Hcnder apiwlnted te pre
sent candidates for the lieard of control, and
the following names suggested wero olectod :
Jehn Shcnborger, S. C. May, Abrntn IJruncr
and 11. F. llruncr, of Columbia; II. Shubert,
1). II. Hnstotter and Samuel liurns, of liu
caster; II. Henshaw, J. W. Glever and J.
ICusllnger, or llarrisburg; II. II. High, W.
II. Shlck and Henry Cruse, of Heading; J.
Hildebrandand W. K. lleuder, or Strasburg;
Hoymeur Raymond, of Middlotewu ; C. W.
Kew, of l.obanen ; O. Park, of Mlllersburg ;
J. P. Umdis, of Halilax.
The beard of control will meet en the camp
grounds In May, 18SJ, for organization, but
the exact date has net yet Ijceii set.
It was roselvcd te ejsjii next year's canip
meetlug en July "0,a week earlier than this
year.
Kev. Satchel! asked le be rclleved of lhe
presidency of the association, but the mem mem mom
eors would net hear te that, and iie was chosen
unanimously. He is tlie right man for the
position ; he is a very hard workerand leaves
nothing undone te make tlie campmcctlngs
succe-lnl.
."euro lii a Knitting Facter jr.
This morning botueon 10 and 11 o'clock
there was qulte a scare in tlie Lancaster knit
ting factory, Ne. .'JO Seuth Christian street.
Frem seme cause unknew n the
giuiKB uretif, iimKiiig u '"'"Vfiriert. and in
sumtiy there was PrdaetTst llfe cell
J ?..., r..lijr Wa""-. followed by a
volume erstSrt-rllat fll,c,', Hl0 roeI1 'nd
'"'"'liWfJr a thne Iinpoeslblo te bce any-
tllllltf Thn nmrilfiVf.ia mnctflir rrlrlu ,prr.tv)il
iclr way te the stairs and escaped. One of
thogirls.MaggieTurnerJn her fright JuiiiMd
out of tlie second story window, landing en
the Christian street invement, llftt-en feet
liclew. Khe escaped with no ether injury
than a sprained ankle. Dera Kaut. at
tempted te fellow iter, but after getting out
et tlie window liung en te the sill with her
hands until a gentleman eutside put a large
box under lhe window, and mounting it, as
sisted the girl down. She was net injured
but completely prostrated by the shock and
lequired medical aid. Neuo or the ethers
sustained any damage In a few minutes
tlie steam was shut oil, a new water guage
put en the boiler, and In half an hour the fac
tory was running as usual. There was at no
tlme any danger te the inmates, but uufer.
iiatcly they did net knew it.
lhe .rnnt Memerial Herilt'Cu.
The following will be the programme of the
Grant memorial services at the courthouse,
commencing at 2:30 o'clock to-merow morn
ing :
Opening chant.
Heading general orders Irem national head
quarters O. A. It, by Wash. F. IlambrighL
lleadlug record of services of Generul
Grant.
Ifospenslvo servlce by the clnplaln and
commander.
Hymn.
Formation In square for prayer by Hev.
Pratt. ,'
Chant. , "
Heading feelectien efscrinltircB.
Hymn. JT
Address by Marriett Ufeslus, esq.
Doxology. '
Closing exercises by olllcers of the l'ests.
ltespeiif.es by comrades.
iseueuicuen uy Jtcv. the?. Tiiompsen.
hey Itcnt and Jtnhlicd lllin.
liie Tliemas Darcy, collector for a
lirowery. was passhnr lhe corner of Tenth
J'fetreet and Pennsylvania avoiiue, In Washing
ten atreur o'clock yesterday afternoon, he was
suddenly struck en the head with the butt
end efa whip by lhe driver of a passing cab.
Ilofero iie recevered from the blew two moil
Jumped front the cab, tol.ed him by the threat
and snatched a wallet containing S70, which
he carried in a eutside pocket. The robbers
then lumicd into lhe cab and dreve away.
A policeman in the neighborhood hearing
of the crime hailed a pasniug cab ler the pur pur pur
pose of pursuing the fugitives but the driver
refused, and resisted all attempts by the
policemen te start his cab. The olllcer then
jumped Inte a passing buggy, and, after an
exciting chase, ovorteok the highwaymen,
and, undercover or his revelver, compelled
thorn te drive te the pelice station.
Union Cauitl Company te he Illitiielvetl.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Schuylkill and Middlotewu Canal cenipany,
held in Philadelphia Thursday resolutions
were unanimously adopted authorizing the
prcsldonteftho company te apply te the court
of common pleas el Lebanon county for the
dissolution of the Union Canal company.
After this has been dene the canal will be
operatedundor the Iiame of the Schuylkill and
Middlotewu Canal company, IhoBteckholdeis
of which are the owners of all the stock of the
old Union Canal company.
A JiMinmlUt'a Ilercacineiit.
Frem the Centra Democrat.
If the ernery cuss who Btole the lialf
hatcbed eggs Irem uuder our setting hen
will return thorn, we will have tlie Jeb of
hatching completed aud glve him half the
proceedg. Our hen counted the eggs as they
wero put in the nest, and ex poets te hatch
out lliieen chicks. It is a mathematical im
possibly for a hen even as industrious as
ours te hatch out iltteen chickens from lour
eggs, but she hits set herseir en lllteen and
shall set all summer te de it. New let the
sardine bring back tlie eggs.
All Incorrigible Hey.
Complaint has been nude bofero Aldor Alder
man llarr against Charles Klepp, cf Love
Lane by his father, ler being iucorrlgible
and beyend ills contre'. The boy lias been
guilty of petty thieving, and Bpends most or
his tlme in Sheeiibcrgur's park, leatlng with
the Meadow gang. A warraut was issued
for the bey'a arrest and he will be taken be be bo
eoro the Judges with a vlew el seuding him
t) lhe Heuso of lletuge.
LANCASTER DAILY .HfTEIJilGENOER, FRIDAY, AUGUST ft 1885.
. ...II.. .Ill If . I II .. ...., I . . , ...., , , . i . "W""M'
Cfmegle Send III Stock le VnnderMlt.
Mr. Andrew Carnogle has cabled te his
ropresontativo In riltsburg te forward Mr.
Vnnderbllt his proxy representing the
$1,000,000 of subscription he has In the Seuth
Pennsylvania ralliead. It la bollevcd that
work en the Seuth Pennsylvania railroad
will net be continued much lenger than next
woek. Twe of the most promlnent con
tractors en the line vlslted New Yerk during
the early part or this week and had a long
conferonco with Mr. Twonibley, wlioadviseu
thorn te go as slew en the work as possible.
be that a suspension could be easily cll'ccted
when It was orderod. Geerge FV itaer, an
Invester In the Heech Creck railroad, and
ene ei the commlttce appointed in Phlhtdul
plila te visit Mr. Vanderbllt and ascertain
what truth thore was In tlie statoment nbeut
lhe transfer of the llcecli Creek property te
the Pennsylvania railroad company, states
that thore is no doubt el the transfer having
been made.
A Lutheran Vhnrch Fer I.Hllr.
Frem the ltvcerd.
About twonty-flve persens fuvorable te the
Btartins of a Ijiitheraii church at Lillt met
at lhe ofllce er.J. A. iluch it llre, en Tueadny
ovenlng, te take steps In this direction. The
meeting was preslded evor by the pastor or
the New Haven church, Ilov. J. Petor. The
sentiment of the meeting was qulte encour
aging and a commlttce of nlne was appointed
te et ence take necessary Bteps towards pro pre
ruringau ollgible site and orect a chapel.
The following persens compeso the com cem com
mlttee ; Christian T.lpp, .1. A. Iluch, F. 11.
Uuch, Jacob Ti. llecker, lleubcn llecker, ;A.
G. Kllllan, W. If. Knck, James Sesseman,
Aaren ICIIne. This commlttce aflerward
olectod V. I). Iluch, chairman ; J. A. Iluch,
treasurer; A. O. Kllllan, secretary. Anether
meeting will be held this evening.
Appointed Letter-Carrier.
Postmaster Slaymakcr this artorneon ap
pointed Samuel C. Lentz, or the Fifth ward,
as a letter-carrier, te take the place of Jehn
3t Jeffries, who declined the position. Alter
his appointment the tobacco firm employing
Mr. Jetfries made him a much mero advan
tageous eiler, and he will remahi with ids
old employers.
Mr. Lentr. has been a rcsldonter the Fifth
ward fera number of years. Iio wits a mem
ber or Ce). PyTer'H regiment during the war
and has served en the city police force.
The Three Children Found.
Yesterday the iNTKLUtiK.vccH noted the
wandering away irem the Mt, Jey Orphans'
school of three Ilttle girls. Tlie following
telegram was received te-day by Prof.
Harvey II. Iletick, of lhe school, in answer te
inquiry of thorn : " Lynch girls are safe
at nema" The telegram is dated Harrin
bitrg, wiierothe children reslde. They get
homesick and went there en the train. Prof.
Heuck went after the children te-day.
ItitnlneM Trouble.
Twe additional executions have been issued
against IjiiTenderfer A IJby sluce yesterday
at neon. One i for $1,2.10.10, by Merris it
Lewis, and the second for J170, by Ilreneman,
Schwenk .t Ce.
Tlie shwdirte-dav dlsnosddef the Personal
property of Jeseph Stark, en ili execution Is
sued by Jacob Grlcl for ?2,000.
Arrculed en u Ilall-l'lere. .
Jelin Hemmlck was arrested last ovenlng
by Olllcer Winewer, en n ball-piece and
ledged in tlie county Jail. Some tlme age
llcmmick was iieard by Alderman Mc
Conomy en a charge of larceny and Geergo
Kreckel txcauie ball for his appearance at the
August ceuil KrecKei learcu thai uemmicK
would net appear for trial, he had a hall-plcce
issued, and Hemmlck was arrosted as above
stated.
(ireut i:tenl In I.Ult.
Fium tlie llxprcfu.
Twe weeks age Mrs. Smith advertised
that she had reduced Ice cream te 20 cents a
quart, and be well did the announcement
take among the people that she sold lari
iuiiiiutii-' uk kiiu iuuiii;vi i " " j jj u T I ill
has another pleasant miflfjt te lmkv
and tlmt K teitffSr.i.n win mtuii i
cream atJ-,1", .,rri ... e f.ttiiu ., nini,.
r,re .MerchiinU IVIie MlllClone -lo.inerronr
The following grocers and ethers will clese
their stores from 12 te fi te-morrow : .Samuel
Clarke, F. Ruth, American Tea company,
Jehn E. Weaver, Win. C. D.dsz, Clias. P.
Robinson, Win. lillckenderfer, Geerge W.
Wlant, Atlantic A- Pacific Tea company, I). S.
liursk.
l'roRecutlen ferHedurllun.
Eliner Hewmaii, a resident of Heaver street,
has been prosecuted bofero Alderman Parr,
by I.izzle llroadeusteiio for seduction. The
accused entered loll for u hearing. Bewman
Is new married, but was single when tlie al
leged olleuse woscemmiltoJ.
Huntl Injured.
Edward Grctli fell oil' a wagon this morn
ing en North Prince street, and the hind
wheel passed ever his hand and knocked ene
linger out of Joint, besides bruising the
ethers.
JiKAlllK
Biiensii in this city, en the'Sfh lnt Cutha-
ilne, lellct of the lute Kiimiiuul hlietiur, In tlie
77lh year of her age.
The lelatlvcd unit friends of the family are
leapectfully Invited te attend the funentl, from
her lata lesldcnce, en .Monday morning, ut 10.30
o'rleck. Interment at Woodward Hill ceme
tery. 3td
3Iahkj:t.i.
New Yerk I'reduc MurKet.
New leuit, lug. 7. Heur marKet dull;
Klne, 2 I0QJ 15 mipcrflhu, 13 MA3 7IJ t'ommeii
te Kunry Kxtru Ohie. l 0WI O); lioed te
Choice Kxtru Western, tlQ573; illnneselii, fl CJ
61 u).
Wheal Ne. t Ited, Whiter. Aug., PSe Sept.,
tl 01K t Oct , $1 ul : Nev., IOIi.
Cem Ne. 2 Mixed, Aug., WJic ; Pcpt, 6lj;c.
Oct., UVAc.
Oats Ne. 2 Mixed, Aug., 330 ; Scpt.,31ic.
ltye nominal,
llarley nominal.
l'erkdull : Mei-s, HlCOQll 11.
lard-tact, bept j 17S, OcLiC71 Nev.
Meliiasi's dull s 1 Ml Culm, 17c
Turpentine quiet st tKc.
Kesln dull at II 12'iffl 17J for Htmlncd te geed.
Krelghts numlual ; gniln le (ilaegew, ie,
rotreleum dull j Hetlned In C'a.fs.bijc.
Iluttur steady ; Wostera Iiultutleu Creamery,
OlievKO stronger t Western Flat prline, 4fiCc :
night bklins. 4i65Ke : state, W;7X
liggs bteady: stain. ivat5jui Western. I lfUc.
Sugar dull ; Cutleat, CUc ; Ui-.tiiulated,
OS-loathe
lallew quiet; prline city, SJc.
Colfce unlet ; fair cargoes, sc.
Hay nominal ; Ne. I, lmcQfl.uu.
Ulcellrm; Carolina and LuuUlnna, common
te fair, 054e.
SIeck Markets.
(JnoUUIeus by Itecd, McQrunn A Ce., Hankers,
Lancaster, l'u.
11 a.m. 12 u. 3 p.m.
Missouri Pacific
Michigan Centrul el
New lerk Central tlflf IW) one
New Jersey Control 4 K2
Ohie Centrul ....
Dei., Lack. Western SOU V 9W?
Denver & KloUrumle u)' n,J
Erie 1 K W
Kansas & Texas , itt '.':',; iti
Lakobhero C.iK l.'Ji-i Wi
Chicago A N. W coiiimen. Will loe (KA
N.N.Ont. ft Western 11
St. Paul Omaha 27
ractlle Mall 47)i iVA 1H
Kechesterftl'ltLsburir s(J
bU Paul 7S 'bli 'K
Texas l'aeltle ltti 1 1'2 UK
Union I'acllle 47K iVA toil
Wabash Common by, by, bit
Wabash l'relerred WA
Western Union Telegraph., UAi ii 713;
Jxiulsvllle ft NuHhvlflu nil UK U;2
N. X., CM. ft St I V, aU
Lehlgh Valley S7 B7 M
Lehigh Nuvigatlen 4J 4J 41
l'eniiHylvaulu SIM bl M
iteadlug . a te? rM
l'.x. ftluuraie y, sj-J 3J
Northern Pacific Common 'ilii 'ZiQ 2i
Nerthern I'aclnc Prof 47(2 47'3 AVZ
Hestonvllle mJS 22 KJ4
Philadelphia ftKrle.... , 21J? Sl 22
Northern Central ....
Central Transp
CnuaUaSeuthuru.. 3 3IU
Oil WA !V IM2
People's l'assnnger ., l- 10)7 1!J
Missouri Pacific ei w 93
New Yei k Stock Markei.
Nkw YeaK, Aug 7. Wall street, 1:30 p. in
Menoy at 1$ per cent. Uxchange steady,
Governments firm. Currency 6's, Coup., $127
bid j 4Xs, de, 1112 bid : I's.tiyyf bid.
lr.M. 3r.M.
Western Union cX
Adams Kxpruas
American express.. ,,.
V. 8. Kxpiess ,
Wells, iargeft Ce.,. ,
t. C 1. A C... . ..,.,,., ,,...,. .... ....
CO. C.1
New Yerk Central....... 9 ....
New Jersey Central ti ..,,
Illinois Central Kxpress ....
Ohie Centrul
.Michigan Central ,, , ,,
Northern, Pad tic ; ,....., 22f ....
Chicago l'redaee Market.
Omcine, A. 7,8:30 a. m. Market opened!
Wheat A nans t, sWQCTKe Bcpt., MJCe ; 0
9JUO!.,',ciNev.,i)l54e.
Oct,,
t.nrn-AiiKUKi- ue tcvni. ifyt i ucu, itc.
Oats Aug., SU'Kc.l 8ejit.,K0J Oot.,2JJitej
Nev., VSKe.
fork Aug., 360 1 gept, M0 1 Oct., 3J7 1
Ner., M0.
I,ard-Sept.,M3 Oct,)42t Nev.. MS.'.
lllba Aug., 3 37 j Sept., 5 ie Oct., 13 67.
XEW AVVEItTISEXEXTS.
B
AKINO POWDKK.
I
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholcMiinencss. Jlei-u cco cce
lumilcal than the ordinary kliuln, and cannot he
sold In competition -with the inultltudoel low
test, short weight, alum or pliOMphatu powders.
Nelil only in cant. Ueyal JIakike 1'ewdkr Ce.,
1) Wall btrcet. New "Veric. ninvW-lydAw
SITUATION WANTKD. ,A YOUNG
lady wnnt-i n situation as salcsfftdy. Address,
M.O'DONNKI.L, llexSJD, Celnmhla, I'n. ltd
flTANTEI) A YOUNG GIUL WANTS
TV afltuatlen todegcnorul uoiisuwerk. Ap-
ftS1 NO. Ml UKAVKU8TKEBT.
AUK' Ol' HKFINFO" "eTlsT""tA Xj Xj
lew and I.ard, and giiarnnt(sd te have no
equal, Is Mn.l.i:Ks POItAX SUAP.
ENNA. CIOAHH FROM fLOO PKK
Hundred un. at
HAUTMAN'B YKI.I.OtV FUONT C10AH
HTOUE.
NOTHING
Healthy
HOHO-Y SOAP.
HUT PUKE WHITE AND
Linen by using MILI.KIt'S
liiarT-Ciiul
-I HAND LUNCH TO-MOKUOW
(SAT-
V X IIIII1AYI from
until II o'clock In
the
evening. Cema one, come all, te Excelsior Hall,
KnsiHing
Air Blreet.
ltd
iuii. CMijr.nuiuui3 r.n, i nt(i r.
TOl'ISHEUMEN.
I have a large stock of Heds which 1 won't
carry ever the winter If low prices will sell
them. Alse Heels, Oiled bilk, Linen Lines, etc ,
all marked down.
WM.O, FltAILEY, Druggist.
East King nnd Sbtppcn Streets,
Opposite Eastern market. aug7-2td
"PAST END YAKD.
C. J.SWARR&CO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
Orricx Ne. 20Ccntio6e.nart). lieth yard and
ofHce com voted with telephoue exchange.
aprl3-lydMAF.ll
leiiMVAlNET"
BOUCHE
"SEC."
THE FINEST
CHAMPAflNE WINE NOW
1MPOKT2.D.
AT HEIUAIIT'S OLD WINE 8TOUK,
Ne. 2U East Kii Stkebt,
II. E.SLAYMAKE.IL.Al.'-
KsUblUhed. ljhltw - ' "" leb'17-ttd
vir-M. M. GAY,
COMMISSION
BROKER
IN GUAIN. bTOCKS, IIO.VD3
AND PKTilO-
LEUM.
PltACIIU.NAL LOTS A SrCCIALTT.
ESHLEMAN'S LAW IIUILDING,
Ne. 43 and North Duke, St., Lancaster. Pa.
-Connected by vnvatu wire with nil the
principal exchanges. aug8-tfd
ESTATE OF DIt. CIIAItLES IIEitnST,
late of Lancaster City, Pa , deceased. The
undersigned auditor, unpeinted te distribute
the balance remaining In the bands of II. '..
lthnads, truslee of t'ntliarine Lengenecknr, ben
cltclsry under the will of Dr. Charles Herbst,
laloef theclty of Ijincaster, deceased, te ana
umeng these legally entitled te the tame, will
sit for that purpose en Wednesday, August 12,
IwO, utle o'clock a. m.. In the Library lloem el
the Court Heuu, In the city of Lancaster, where
all persons Interested In i-ald distribution may
attend. L. ELLMAKEII,
July20-2tdTM-ltw Andlter.
S'
TORAGK
AND
COMMISSION WAHEHOUSB,
1 DANIEL MAYEll
diHl2-l Vd
16 Wttst Chestnut Hlrwit
CHARTER NOTICE.
Netice Is hereby gl en that an application
or ceitlllcate of organization subscribed by
Jeseph K. Winner, V. 11. Ilrcneman, Jehn It.
Sidles. 8. S. Miirlln and C. Cooper, will be pie
Bented te the OorenierofthnSliito of Pennsylva
nia, under the Act of Aseinby of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled" An Act
te Provlde for the Incoreratlou and regula
tion et certain corporations," approved April 29,
174, and the supplement thereto, en Menday.the
third day of August, A. I., Iw3, for the charier of
mi Intended corporation te be called "The lllrd-lu-Hand
Turnpike Company," the character and
object whereof Is te construct nnd maintain a
tn in pike read and bridges In connection there
with, from the terminus or the llrldgepert &
llorsesheu turnpike, In East Lumpeter township,
Lancaster county, te the township line between
Fast Ijiinpcter and Leacock townships, near
the village of lilrd-ln-lland, oil the bedoftbe
old Lancaster and Philadelphia read, between
wild points, a dlstance of about three and a-half
miles, In the county of Lancaster, und ler these
purpeies te have, possess and enjoy till the
lights, benefits and privileges conferred by said
Act of Assembly and its supplements.
JylU-SldKAStw
AT
HURSK'S.
NEW MACKEREL.
Mackerel In 10 ami 15 pound buckets. Alse In
oue-teiiithburielsiind by the pound. We have
Extra Large Fat Mackerel weighing 1 and 1J.J
pounds each.
UNOANVASSBD HAMS.
Fiesh out oftheSmoko. Choice Extra DUIED
UEEF by lhe piece ; also chipped. Our
COFFEES AND TEAS
Ter quality nre net surpassed. Flne Ulch
FoimOMiOleugTea ; also Imperial; make ex
rollout dilnks. Coffees of the best and ulwuys
fresh leaslcd.
At BURSK,
NO. 17 ISAST KJNG STREET,
LANCASTEll, PA.
A NOTHER
GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PKICE OF
BOOTS and SHOES.
I.oeo Pair of Ladles' Lew-cut
OPERA SLIPPERS
Formerly sold atfl.VOand 11.25, reduced te 75c
n pair,
2,000 Pair of Men's
Congress, Lace & Butten Shoes
Fermcily seldatfi.30, duccd le 83.00.
MEN'S
B ase Ball Shoes
81.00 a Pair.
Beys' and Ladies' Shoes
AT ItEDUCED PitlOES,
JOHN HIEMENZ
'J
Ne.
61 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
INQOIBEU BUILDING,
JfBtT AnrERTIIWHESTH,
tjien UKNT.
JU A
Twe nnd n-h-ilf uterv ItllKMt ItlltlHR.
ii-...i n cs-.-uesiniii'-iireci, jppiyBiinn
jTMtfd INTELtlHKNllEll OFFICE.
i(jrriieuT exception, thk dkst
TT Clgnniln thntewn. two for 6e, at
HAUTMAN'B VKM.OW FltONI OIQAU
8T011B.
HE FINEST KNOWN FOll TOILET,
1, nun dry and Bath parpeses Is MILI.EU'S
lSOllAX SOAP.
fAPPY THOUGHT AND
REBECCA
JLX. Tolmccen only 8e per ping, nt
UAUTMAN'S
YELLOW rilOMT
ClQAIt
8TOUK.
X UXUKIOUS AND IIEFIIESIIINO FOR
XA the linth. Uncqualcd for laundry and
kitchen Is MlLLEIl'H JIOUAX SOAP.
IMITATIONS ACCUMULATING. HEN
son's Capclne Plasteni have the word Cap.
clnecut In the ccntie. Don't be decelrcd. 25c
HtST-CLASS DOAKDINO.
Together with the choice of rooms oil the
first or second fleer. Surpassed by nene In the
city. Call en or addrcn,
NO. 402 NOKTII QUKEN ST.
Table boarders accommodated. aO-tfd
MOKE THAN 2,700 CAKES OF Mlli
LKH'S HOKAX SOAP consumed In Lan
caster every week.
GE O K O E 11 E N N E T T Pit AOTI CA L
PLUMIIKK, STEAM AND OA8 FITTKU.
All orders promptly attended te. Ratlractlen
guaranteed. Werk dene at reasonable prices.
NO. 433 NOItTII QUEEN STHEET.
Juncl7-.1iiiil Lancaster, Pa.
WASH LINEN LAWNS WITH Mlli
LEIl'S UOKAX SOAP and prevent the
color from being destroyed.
F
OH SALE-GOOD WILU STOCK AND
rlxtures of a geed imvlnir nreeerv and Tea
Ten
ieru win uu suiu cucap 11 sela
dress.
... ... - ..". !. ". .T- .-
at once. Ad
augi5-2td'
"II.," THIS OFFICE
DEMOCHATIO COUNTY COMMITTEE.
The Democratic County Commlttce elect
Ler the ensuing political ear, will mectat the
Commutes! Hoems, ; 3d story Kepler's Postefllro
lliilIdlng,LancasterPa.,eiiMONDAY,AU(!UHT
17th, nt l( n. in., ter organization, and for such
ether business as It may sen lit te transact.
W. U.HENSKL, Chairman.
Lahcabtevi, Pa., July 31, lsss. augs-td
BEST GOODS AT LOWEST l'UICES.
4 fts. " A " Sugar for 2.1c ; 4 packages Corn Cern
starch ferlVj j 4 n.s. Tea HIsciiIIm for 25c t 4 lis.
Prunes for 2c ! 4 .. Illco for 25c. Oranuli.ted
Sugar, 7c Cen'ecs I Ceirccs I Teas I Teas! Tel
ephone. CLAUKE'S TEA STOKE,
38 West King blreet.
TDEMEMBEil THE OLD STANDAKD.
KOHKEH'S WILD CHKUHY TONIC
Fer Weakness, General DebUtty. Di-spepsla.
UOHUbll'S LIQUOR BTOUE,
Ne. 22 Centre Square
eprtMydll
THE
all
ONLY AltTICLE ANSWERING
purposes excepting scouring Is MIL-
LEU'S UOIt
1A6UAI",
Afc
SSIGNED ESTATE OK JOSEI'H
Stark nnd wife, of Lancaster eeuiilv.
.IeepIihtarkutid wife, of Lancaster township,
having by deed of voluntary assignment, dated
July ti, lKW, assigned and transferred all their
estatu and effects te lhe undersigned for the
benefit of the creditors of tlie sat il JeeephStark,
he therefore glcs notice te all persons Indebted
te said assigner, te make payment te the under
signed without delay, and thote having claims
te present them te
JOHN F.fiHIKL, Assignee,
llcsldlugln Lancaster.
A. C. Itciaeuit.,
I), .HCilfLLEN,
Attorneys.
Jly3KtdFoew
REDUCTION IN CUSTOM -MADE
Clothing. Awell-inade, Elegant trimmed
and perfect nttlng Ilusliices full for 118.00. A
geed English Corkscrew Worsted bult, flat
braided, In one, two, three or four-button cuta
wuy, ferfJS.H). A bundsome Check Casslincre
Suit for tflJ.OO. Aneleguntbcrge Suit, In black,
blue, drab or brown, for 11A.M. FIne English
Striped or Check Pantaloons Hern tVUOup. lto lte
tnembe, all work Is strictly first-class. Every
garine.t warranted te b i tjpresented. A
geed nt, wcll-imule and nlccry trimmed. The
largest asserlmant of patterns In thlrjy;
A. it.-adiKHBTKXN,
..K&'-Cnfdll 37 Neilh Queen street.
T EVAN'S FLOUR.
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Elegant Hread. Fer sale by Orecers
generally.
Levnn & Sens, MorchantMlllers,
OUlce: 17NOHTH PHINCE ST. epi27md
vylLLI AMSON A FOSTER.
S- In respect te the memory of the Hem of
Appomattox, we clese our store ou SATUHD A Y
from 12 neon tell In tlie Cloning.
PREPARATIONS
AUE NOW UEINU MADE FOK A
WEEK
OF
Special Bargains !
COMPRISING
Mens's Suits,
Bey's Pants and Goats,
Bey's Scheel and Dress Suits.
Children's Short rant and Kilt Suits.
HATS AND C3PS.
LAP DUSTEES.
Herse Sheets & Whips.
GENT'S NEOKWEAR.
UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY.
JEWELRY.
Flannel & Hickory Cleth Shirts,
BOOTS AUD SHOES !
-FOU-
I.ADIE3. UENTS AND CHILDUEN AUE IN
CLUDED This Special Week of llargalns will mean bur-
Sains lu the true sense of the wordlueveiy
epartment, and will commence en
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1885,
FOR ONE WEEK,
Williamson & Fester.
32, 31, 36, 38 East King St,
lu4.NCAJ5XK. PX.
CIMTIIIXa.
A'
Clothing (e meet every fancy nntl
te please the tasle or overy buyer
may always he Teuna en our tables.
Ne ene need Ic.ive us unsatisfied.
Our stock Is full of real bargains
at closing prices, within the reach or
ercry purchaser.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST
1'hlladelphls.
m2-3ind
e
AJC IIA1.U
BUY YOUR CLOTHING
-AT
Wanamaker& Brown's,
OAK HALL,
Southeast tensen Sixth and Market Streets,
Philadelphia. jlyll tfd
rpUIUTY-SIXTH DAY
OF THE
Great Clearing Sale
-AT
HESS & BROTHER'S
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
If you wish le teke adrantage of the great
mark-down and Clothing, (ieut'a Furnlxhlng
(ioed, etc, nt rldlculeinily low price, you had
better come seen, as their xale will continue but
4 DAYS LONGER.
Our assortment 15 net as cempleln an It vat,
but there ure ninny nrllcbM luft jet which
you would buy en account el their low rrflcei.
1'arlleul.itly In our
Merchant Tailoring
We have made u cgular slaughter among the
prlces. Our "llayer" Is new In New Yerk
selecting and placing our order for Fall with
the Impeiters, and we must clear out the old
Kteck at any i-acrince te make room for the new
stock.
.-Cleicd at C p. in., except Saturdays.
HIESH & BEOTHEE'S
One-Price Clothing Heuse,
COUNEUOF NOKTII QUEENSTKEET AND
CENT11E 6UUAUE,
'.ANCASTEIt. l'ENN'A.
JUIHCELLAXEO US.
E
NDOKSED 1JY PHYSICIANS AND
JLli Druggists. Evtrj body kiieus the um-s el
n plaster, and that llensen a Capclue l'lasten
utv lUU Ul'SU
EMOVE ALL GKEA.SE SPOTS AND
Stalninnd havf sweet ganuenlH with MIL
LEU'S 1IOKAX feOAl.
HUm.EY'S LIQUID HENNET MAKES
delicious Junket, Curd nnd Whev, Alpine
Custard, etc. Unexcelled lu strength und co
agulating power.
HUHLEY'S DUUG RTOltE,
Ne. 21 West King Street.
N AHTICLE AS FKEE I'HOM A DUL
tcratlen s new fallen snow is MILLEU'S
UOIt AX SOAP.
T
HE LAHQEST, 1JEST AND MOST
cemplete osiertincnt of Playing Curds in
the cltv from a cuius tier rack un at
HAUTMAN'b YE1.LOW FUONT ClOAlt
STOUE.
c
ALL AT KEIQAIIT'S OLD WINE
HTOUE
FOU
Listen's Extract of Beef.
FINKaT IH THE WORLD.
Established, ITsS. II. K. SLAYMAKEU, Agu.
tflblMHI Ne. ) East King SI.
pHE NOUTHEHN NATIONAL BANK
OF LANCASTEll.
CAPITAL, $200,000,
. Wlllcemmenccbusliicss en
Monday, August 10th, 18S5.
A general Hanking Iluslncss transacted. Cel.
lectiens In the United Stales promptly made.
Accounts solicited. augC-3td
T
O MANUFACTUHEHS OF PINE
CHI AKS.
We have Just rccelrcd a large ltiveicuuf
FINE HAVANA F1LLE11S
which, togethor with our 11EST II A VANA SEED
WHAPPKIlSund LITTLE DUTCH, we eirr te
sell In such quantities as umy be desired, at very
medurulupilces.
LEWIS SrLVESTEH .t CO.,
Cerner Duke and Chestnut Stieets.
augG 3mil W&S)
A TLANTIO CITY
The Chester County Heuse
13 NOW OPEN.
Comfortable, homelike, situated very near the
sea, with extended Pliinus upon three ocean
freuta. This Heuso has long been known as u
most pleasant suu.mer retreat.
June4-2md J. KEIM & SONS.
"POSTPONED.
The Mamnorcher Excursion
and Plonle
Te PENUYN I'AHK, lias been postponed en ac
count of the rutu te
MONDAY, AUGUST 10th.
II. GEmiAllT. Chairman
Commlttce of Arrangements.
augStit
TTO'V TO 11ECOME IIEAUTIFUIj.
-use-PALM
OIL SOAP,
The best soap te make a clear complexion.
Only 15c. a bar, or two bars for ibe. Fer sale at
COCHBAN'S DRUG STOKE,
Nes. 137 and 131 North Queen Street,
mina PAPER IS PRINTED
K. WRIGHT & CO.'S
INK.
Fairsennt Ink Works, 261b and Ftnu'a. knm
lue-ira
rHILADILI'IUA.PAi
V
vitr uei)v.
JOHN 8.0IVLEH. OKO, V. HATHVON.
Bargains Opened Te-day
AUGUST 5th.
ONE CASK 1IKST PKINT8 onlyfte.) worth 8c.
ONE CASE CANTON FLANNELS, 5e( cheap
atCKe.
ONEOA8EOANTONKI,ANNELS,C4e. cheap
at fc.
ONE CASE CANTON FLANNELS, Oct cheap
at H,'e.
ONE CASK CANTON FLANNELS, 12C.
cheap at 15c.
ONE-HALF CASE TOILLE 1VN01U SEEK.
SUCKEUSenlySc.i worth 15c.
An Aotertea Let or CHAMHIIAS, Set worth
iyc.
TolinS.GriYler&Ce.,
NO, 26 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTEll. PA.
CI'EOIAIi ALTE RATION SALK
WATT, SHAND St CO.,
AUE MAK1NU EXTENSIVE ALTEKATIONS
AND ADDITIONS TO THE
New Yerk Stere
And In order le icduce surplus stock nnd make
mete room, offer special Inducements In every
department.
EXTIIAOUDINAIIY 11A110 AINS IN
Uleaclieil and Unbleached Muslins.
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS
In all widths and qualities.
Tickings, Turkey Red Tablings,
TiUe Linens, Towels and Napkins,
AT THE LOWEST PKICE? EVEP. KNOWN.
SPECIAL HAIIGINS IN
DRESS GOODS.
ODD LOTS AND HEMNANTS HEDUCED AT
HALF USUAL PHICES.
HEf YOEK STOEE.
j.
B. MARTIN & CO.
DEESS SATINES.
An E'cgant New Stock of DHKSS RATINES
in iiuck, uiuc uuu nrewnt.
ALL LIGHT SHADES el Dltl.SS SATINES,
liiciuuing J iuKa, i.igui niut'H, ureauit,
Ac, at Uic per yaid.
BLACK CASHMERES.
New Invoice, consisting of Fifty Pieces of All-
Weel Cashmeres, ranging in price flora
c. te f 1.25.
JUST OPENED !
Black Silks!
At 75c, &7c, $l.CP, I1.2.V $l.5. SplenilUl Vulue feri
iiju .uuncy.
PARASOLS.
CertthlnK liruseN. Canopy Tep Parasols. I
i.uuu i uiabeis.
ALL HEDUCED TO COST.
New Line of Dress Percales.
In Sm.ill Figured lllacUs, Hlue and lliewusl
J. B. Maii (I Ce.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sis.
LANCASTEll. PA.
FOIt SALE OH 11EXT.
TiieifRKNT.
JU Threo Law Offices nt Ne. 45 NOllTII DUKE I
STREET ; and n basuieutftJ lcet lenj, supplied I
maratt-tld II. FUANK E8IILEMAN.
"ITIOR RAlill SKATING RINK AT COL-
--- umuia, i-ii., nun nil us rixtuics, Steam
Heatcruud Spalls of Henley bkates, geed as
uun. i, ill m-ii tin c.tsy iuiiiih llllll lit u iiurirain.
Fosteflico address, " HON1 NO. ,"
JulylS-Sind Columbia, Pa.
-rjUHIilC HAIiE OF COWS.
X. OnSATUHDAY, AUGUSTS, 18 5, will be
t-iuu ut iiiiuiiu suiu, ai me saie ami excnaiiKu sta
bles of the uuaerslKiivd, In the vIIIiiku of illl illl
lersvllle, Maner township. Lancaster county,
Piu. the fellnwlnif T.lvi, SfiM.lr. tr. wli - TlllifiA1
HEADOFALDEIlNEyANDDUUIIAM COWS,
seme fresh and seme springers that will seen be
in pruui. mau iiuuurMKui-u seiccis nis own
stock and docs the buvlnir btiusilf Thunlirtv..
stock must beasrepreBentedtliedayet sale or no
sale. U It Is wet we can sell lu the dry. A credit
ui w uu a 111. uujji.i;,,.
Bale te cemmeuce at 1 o'clock p. in, of said
day when attendance will be given by
, , IIAKHV O. LlNTNEIt.
Sanckl Hess, Auct.
II. K. Mtkks. Clerk. al-4tS,M,W,F
TITADEIRA AND SIIKRRY WINKS
AT
Reigart's Old Wine Stere.
II. E. SLAlilAKElt, AOBKT,
Ne. S3 East Kine Streut.
Established 1765. febl7-tfd
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AINT-RAPIIAKIi WINK
INFORMATION.
The Salnt-Ilaphael Wine has a delicious flaveur
and Is drunk in the principal cities of llue6tu"
Germany, North aud beulh Amvilca, Great
Ililtaln.ludlu, undsoeii. Thuouuulltyuxperud
aiinuully Is Bultlclent proof el Its stability and
staying powers, while for the real connoisseur
there is no wlnu that can be considered Its
superior.
rTbeSalnMlaphael Wlne Cenipany, Valence,
Dopartmentef the Dreme (France.)
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
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