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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCES, TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1885.
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'AN EJECTMENT TROUBLE.
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IMfllcaltIm The Sorleu. IteautU of
n Debauch Town Nole.
Regular Correspondence, of tholUTnttieBttcKB.
1 ,( Columbia, Pa., August 11. The nelgh-
, borheod In the vicinity of Third nnd Lbw-
r, wace streets are very much oxclted ever
.'jt Ue putting a tenant out or a house Ycster-
Vj.v mnMiIni nrrinnr ntlhnrfc nrrlrnil with
K I (the proper authority, went te the heuse or
f f'TMrs. Barbara Eaten en Third street near
T., t,uwrence, uu jukcuu mi nui uunuu,"
; luralture en the street and pavement. The
': 'neighbors greatly Rynipatlilxcd with Mrs.
V' Eaten and have given her all Berta or advice
.A J te pursue In the matter. The facts or the
i-VeMe which caused the tenant te be
:.fejeeted.havobcen cleaned froraSqulre Frank,
unuvr nuunu uiuuib mu uuihw pjuunuuM ie
'. rkn xrnHnl in .TMm latmi. inn nf Mm
. jV,, Eaten, ren ted a heuse from William Brady,
,?? situated en Seuth Third street, premising te
pay the rent by tne meniii, anu tuus uecaine
tenant by the month. Frem boiiie cause
William Brady wished te rocevor possession
of his heuse and instructed 'Snulre Frank
te take the necessary legal steps te
regain the house. On June 1.1th a uotlce
was sorved upon the tenants te vacate
the nremlses within thirty davs. The law
requires that when a person is n tenant by
the month that thirty days is the nocessary
legal utne te give a tenant te vacate uiu
premises. Ne heed wns gl von te this notice,
and en July 18. a summons was issued te
Ff&v-i Constable wlttlck te be sorved en the ten-
A, . ants te appear at tne 'squire-s oiiice, roiurna reiurna
." . Mnnn .fiiIv2S. On Mm mnrlntr of Julv 23 the
plaintiff et the case,Wllliam llrady, appeared
at the ofUce or 'Squire Frank and testl-
ned that tne complaint was just anu true anu
that he deslrcd te rocevor possession or his
house. The defendant, Mrs. Eaten, did net
appear. A. writ or possession was Issued nnd
en Monday ConstableJohuGilbort proceeded
te the house and placed the en tire household
effects en the pavement Mrs. Eaten lias se
cured the service ofalawyer from .Lancaster
te leek after her side of the case, as she
claims that she could net legally have been
ejected from the heuse. The goneral opinion
ofBOme of the neighbors of Mrs. Eaten is that
this ejectment was due te the non-payment
of rent. The rent for the heuse was paid up
until the first day of July. The owner of
the heuse wished te regain his property and
the matter of rent was net taken Inte con
sideration. The furniture Is still standing
where the constable put Hand the owner of
the things declares that they will net be re
moved. The outcemo of this all'iiir will be
made interesting te seme parties.
Police Intelligence.
An Hungarian, giving his name as Jeseph
8worel7.sk, had a hearing befere Hqulre
Yeung last evening charged with the lar
ceny of (25, from Martin Bull, a resident or
the country near Ireuvllle. Tiie man was
also charged with an attempt te rape en the
complaint 01 Anne mm, a resident
of the same place. The man was
unable te speak or understand a word of
the English language, and the sorvices ei
Paul .lulinski wero required te act as inter
preter for the Hungarian. The alleged of
fence was committed en the night et Tues
day, August 4. The man Is employed at tbe
ere banks near Irenville. The evidence was
deemed sulllcietit te held the man for court
lie was taken te the borough lockup last
ovening, and this.merning taken te IiSiicas
ter te nwait his trial.
llcsult etn Debnutli.
iLast ovening about six o'elock Charles
JiOrlng was seen walking up Walnut street
presenting a dreadful appearance. Ills cloth
ing was saturated with bleed that was (low
ing from wounds en Ids head. He entered
the olllce of Squire Yeung aud told a sad
story that he had been attacked by seme per
son who cut him with a rn7.ei7 Lerlng was
given attention by the 'srpiire and the bleed
was washed from liis face aud head. It was
found that he bail threo very no ne no
vere cuts in the luck part of his head.
After the 'squire had questioned the man he
came te the conclusion that he did net knew
hew he was hurt Cering had been en a
drunk during the entire day and was Been
along the river shore It is supposed that lie
stumbled and fell upon seme cinders ou the
shore and cut his head in this manner.
Town Notes.
The recular monthly- meeting of council
will be held this evening In the council )
chamber of the opera heuse at 7:30 o'clock.
The bill posting car Hilenging te O'llrlen v
Tt en burner's circus ns-"ed through town
"fiBsiuernitig en its way te the different
towns where this circus will exhibit
The appoarenco of the town lias been
greatly improved by the removal of tlie grass
In the gutters of the town. The change is
especially notlceable along Second aud Union
streets.
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evd rsLzeirj' nsiT te celvsiuta.
The New Degree Werk of the Order Kicinill
fled tf Susquehaniia Ledge.
The degree Stall' or Odd Fellows belonging
.slMontereIodgo Ne. 212, of this city, who
went ie Columbia Monday evening te confer
degrees ou members of Susquehanna Ledge
Ne. bO, numbered forty-eight They took
with them all their paraphernalla, nud con
ferred the second Ucgree, according te tlie
new ritual.en two members, In presence of n
large number or degree members of Colum
bia. At the close el tlie ceremonies, the visitors
were furnished a line lunch by the Columbia
brethren, who expressed tlioinselves highly
pleased with tlie new degree work, aud
premised te come te Lancaster uext month
when degroes are conferred in this city. The
Columbia orchestra was prosent and render
ed several selections of music during tlie
evening. The visitors came home at 1 e clock
this merlng en a speclal car.
White Heuse Pleasantries.
Frem the llosteu Courier.
When President Cleveland was asked te
appoint Judge Tree te n foreign mission, he
replied :
"Pdjustasleafas net"
This gracious answer te thoapplicatien was
received with n profound bough.
"In making this appointment howevor,
centinued the chlel magistrate, " it is net te
considered by any brandies or the judge's
family that they have only te apply for a
position te be appointed."
"Certainly knot" was the response
"Then, I guess, you can tell Judge Tree te
pack his trunk." said the president "Yeu
expected me, of ceurse, te appoint him, " he
auueu.
"We knew you would." was tlie reply.
" Well," said the president, " I was aware
that Judge Tree did net pine for tlie elllee,
nevertheless in such a position I am anxious
te Bee, as our English friends would say, a
geed man at the 'elm, and while I'm maple
" Chestnuts I" oxclaltned the delegation in
a breath.
Then the prosideut retired te his desk with
a pleasant smile en his face, and tiie delega
tion doparted, well ploased vilth the success
of their mission.
It Might be AVcll te Kecenclle TJiein.
Frem the Philadelphia ltecerd.
New that the Grunt funeral Is ever, it
would be well ler the New Yerk nowspapers
te held a convention, and facilitate the labors
el historians m the luture by settllng seme
or the points upon which their reports wero
at variance Fer Instance., was General Han
cock's home bay, black or brown, and whicli
noble animal was taken sick ou the read
the hore or his horse, that the goneral was
compelled te drive up te the tomb in a hack?
Did General Sickles bestride a llery charger,
with hla crutches strapped te the oll-slde or
the saddle, or did heridu in a carrlage T Was
General Sherman In a barouche or n coupeT
Bid Secretary Bayard wear a whlte hat un
adorned, or did he mollify its Incongruity
with a crape band 7 These are only a low of
the miner points that we should likoteseo
settled in the interests of historical accuracy.
Letter Held.
Letters addressed te Wells, Itichardseu A,
Ce., Burlington, Vermont, uiiil llenjamln M.
'Breidegnm, 017 Mulberry utroet, Kuusascity,
. Missouri, are held at the Lancaster postelllco
mr postage, and ene auuresseu te ueorge w.
Hareld, 407 Market street care of It A.
Johusen, is held for better directions.
Shet at a Lawn l'rty.
At a lawn party en Saturday night at
Franklin, Ky., Huse Edwards and Bump
WhltesIUes engaged In a quarrel evor the
right te n girl's oemiiauy. Edwards hhet
, Whltesldes, and the latter died In a few
hours,
jieveht op tub vxera.
The Showing Over the Cenntrj n Oleaned hjr
the Agricultural Department.
The corn crop has made Improvement
slnce tlie last report The nvernge stands 4
points lewer than the standard or full condi
tion, and indicates a yield with seasonable
inoisture and favoring temperature horcafter
of 'M te 27 bushels poracre. The avorage for
August et 1881 was thesaine, but fell 3 points
during the Blxty days following, when the
yield was 2(1 bushels. In 1879 the nvcrage
for August was 00, and ultimate yield, as i o e
ported by the census, was 28 bushels. The
lucroase has been 2 points In New Yerk ; 3
in Virginia ; North Carolina, 1 j Uoergla, 2 j
Alabama, lj Michigan, 6 J Illinois, 4 Mis-,
seurl, 2 ; Kansas, 7 j Nebraska, 3, and Iowa,
0. Thore has been n slight docllne in Penn
sylvania, Maryland, Hetilli Carolina, Ton Ten
nessen. Texas. Kentuckv. Ohie and Indliinn.
In the soven corn surplus states the averages
are: Ohie, W; Indiana. H" J Illinois, til
Iowa, 101 Nebraska, 100 Missouri, 89
Kansas 00.
Correspondents report drought In seme
places, excess or rain In ethers, but well
drained nnd dceply cultivated land has suf
fored llttle from drought or Bupoi-saturatien.
Meteorological conditions have been gener
ally favorable. The prospect has net been
oxcecdod slnce 1SS0.
The moist and het weather following the
15th of July has caused seme danmge te
spring wheat in the Northwest, mainly In
Wisconsin and Minnesota. While generally
noticed, Its cilects are variously roerted,
prominent counties returning num imuunn
te &r, and In a few cases down te 00, and te
48 in the case or l'lorce county, Wisconsin.
Most or the great wheat counties in Minne
sota report aorages from 75 te 00, though
Dedgo returns only DO. Heme ei less im
portance mnke an nvomge of 100. The re
duction in prospective, yield is greater In
Minnesota, amounting te 0 points. The
docllne Is 5 In Wisconsin, 4 in Iowa, nnd 1
In Dakota. Thore Is an increase In the otlier
territories and in New England. The aver aver avor
aeo docllne is 4 points, nnd indicate a reduc
tion of 0,0000,000 bushels lrem the expecta
tion en the 1st of July.
Ne reports concerning the result of thresh
ing of wlnter wheat are rocelvod, oxcept in
the Seuth. In Texas the outcenio is greater
than was expectcd nnd higher r.vtes of yield
nre rnnorted.
The avorage for aits have decllncd lrem 07
te 00, which is four points higher than In
A tigust of last year.
ltye averages 01, showing continued im
provement slnce the first of June.
Barley stands as in the last report nt 02,
which indicates about an avornge crop for
any serlcs or II ve or ten years.
Thore is an increase In the area or buck
wheat nnd the condition averages 05.
A medium crop or hay Is assured by the
avorage 03
Tobacco makes a goneral avorage or 111.
The avorage ler potatoes Is 05, against 1(7 last
month.
flenernl Sheniiiui Itanies the Ijiikeik.
Geneml Slierninn arrived nt the Ilryn
Mnwr hotel en Monday en a visit te his
daughter, Mrs. Thackara. The hotel perch
was festooned u lth lings, and en the main
entrance was a portrait ut the general nnd the
word "Welcome." The sulte of rooms
'which wero prepared for lilui had been
beautifully doceintcd by the ladies in the
house, and the old warrior was given a
warm leeoptlen. In tlie ovening there
was a hop, at which tlie general danced
a set et the lancers with great spirit,
his partner being Mrs. W. II. Fralluy.
The general also marched around the parlor
at the head or u line or delighted children
wliilea large party or ladies nud gentlemen
snug "Marching through Georgia." lie
IKwitlvely declined te be interviewed, but
stated in reply te n question ns te wliotlier lie
hnd kissed all the young ladies at the hotel,
that he was new getting tne old ler that sort
or thing. This will boa sad bit ornewsto
the country, lu the f.icoef the goneral's great
reputation as an acknowledged ex pert lu the
art of osculation.
An Kiid or Ami) favoritism.
The rocent general army order sending
elllccrs back te their regiments alter a period
ofreur years en detached duty Is provoking
much discussion among elllccrs In Washing
ton. Ituttwe olllcers new en duty tliore will
lx compelled te Jein their regiments nt once,
They are Captains Gregery nnd Davis of
General Sheridan's stall. Captain Davis was
recently assigned te stall' sorvlce, but lias
been en detached duty for a number
of years. Olllcers who luver tlie order say
that favoritism Is new ended ; that officers
will net be allowed te remain away lrem
their commands ten or fifteen years ; that
captains he have never seen ll.dir compa
nies will imeau opportunity toleokatthom,
and that men who have liecn ou the frontier
Ter almost a score of years will new be per
mitted te taste the sweets efarmy lile. "That
order," said an ollleer, " means the resurrec
tion or the army."
I'ree-Tlilukera Slay Nut llecant.
Loe 'Paxil, who has been ene or the cliicT
organizers or atheistic societies in France, the
author or many anti-Christian text books and
the champion of the nnti-clcrical movement,
recently published a recantation. Ills fol
lowers wero furious and summoned him te
appear for judgment before the Free Thought
societies. His recantation was denounced as
an Infamy nud a crime, tlie hall rang with
cries of "traitor I" and "coward I" and
hewasoxpelled byaunanlmeus vote, leaving
the platform amid tumultuous uproar aud
displays et passiomde resentment The freo free
thlnkers denied him tlie privilege or think
ing soberly en religious questions and revis
ing his opinions when lie found himself in
the wrong. They affirmed their own infalli
bility, and refused te allow him a minority of
ene, the privilege of freedom et thought
The fanaticism of unbelief is net altogether
reasonable.
A ratal KIkii,
Frem the llosten Ueacen.
Loek at'ter the bend in your sheulders
Just below the napoeftho neck, mesdnmes,
for this proclaims Sarah Bernhardt's age,
nccerding te an astute critic, who s.iys no
stage nrtillce can conceal tills ovidciice ei
ierty years, new porfectly apparent in this
ence delectable French artiste. Women w he
linte te grew old will be obliged te de some
thing mero than repair their faces if this
worldly observation is really true. A
wrinkle, a lest teeth, n gray hair, is mere
child's play te "the bend lu tlie sheulders
Just belew the iiape of the neck." Something
must be done, te stralghten it out
Main ell, the Alleged Murderer of l'rellcr.
The Htoamer .ealandia arrived in San
Francisce, Monday, with Maxwell, the al
leged St Leuis murdorer, in cliarge of offi
cers. Maxwell positively refused te mnke
any statement respecting the crime with
which he is charged, saying that he had been
advised by ids ceunsel bulore leaving Auck
land net te epen Ids mouth oxcept te put feed
in It He leeks chcerful, nud says he never
tell botter in his iire. The officers woie
equally retlcieut, doeliningtediscubstho sub
ject of the crime or Maxwell's supposed con
nection thorewlth. Tlie prisoner was taken
East.
A lllrthday Surprise
Tiie many frlends or Mr. BpiiiiIs Malone,
the sturdy Democratic (armor et Peach Ilot Ilet Ilot
tem township, Yerk county, gave him a
pleasant surprise, ou the occasion r ids fifty
third birthday anniversary en July ',11. Tiie
West Banger coruet band nccompanled the
party. He was piesented with n liandsome
chair, a cake and ether r.rticles of ornament
aud utility, A grand banquet terminated a
pleasant occasion that will long be remem
bered by all who participated.
At the Htntleu Jleue.
William Smith, an old otlbnder, wasnr
rested last night for drunkenness nnd dis
orderly conduct William pleaded forliberty
this morning, but the mayor thought he
ought te be giveu tlme te sober up, aud he
was committed for a short term.
Twe vagrants wero discharged this morn
ing upon premising te lcave the city at once.
Three electric and twognseliuo lights wero
ropertod as net burning last night.
The Population of Massachusetts.
Colonel Carrell I). Wright says that "a
rough o'stlmate or the population or Massa
chusetts, based ou the returns which have
been received ler the census or ISnI, will
make the number or Inhabitants or Massa
chusetts 1,1)10,000, a gain or 100,000 en the
United States census or 1&50."
Hark I hark I 'tU BOODONT 1 cr,
Haste youths and inaldviis, couie uud buy.
Come und n veeret I'll unfold,
Atsumll oxpenso te young nnd old.
A charm that 111 en both bestow
A ruby Up, und teeth like snow.
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MAXKIAOSS.
Ssvnn Yorse. On thettlhnf August, 18S8, at
the rosltlnnce et Mrs. Htnltli. the bride's nlMcr,
of Eden, by the Hev. V. T. Uerliard, Mr. Milten
r. nnyuer, ui i jiunuumuiu, w ttiian mmy ji(
Ynntiir. of LnncnHter cetintv. l'a.
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MARKKTB.
New Yerk l'rednce Market.
Nsw t enic,AMff. 11. leurmancet unchanged t
FIiip. (2 Stt3 40i Sunnrnne, $3 3KJ3 70! Uominen
te Fanpy Kxtra Ohie, $3 C3i 00 Geed te
Cliolce Kxtra Wcstern, I05 75 illnnoseta, fcl as
OI fit.
Wheat Ne. 2 lied, Winter. Aug,, 005e Bept,
1 01 Oct, 1 031J I Nev., II 05
UOlline. a jiiiauu, iu., eiw ( cl'jiu, ue;f,i
Oats Ne. 2 Mixed, Aug,
32)C Sept, SIC.
uye nuiiiiiini
Iturley steady.
Perk dull t Mess, tllAOOll 25
I I 0IVOO fll i"ll Mlt
a, Pept t fl 73, Oct) M 71 Nev.
qtiluiiUat Cuba, 15017K'er Mtes
l.ard
Ki ra,
it t ffl 73,
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Molasses
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a'urpontlne dull nnd wenk nt 35Ue,
iiesin quiet iiici mji w.
M fe
for Btnilnnd togeod.
In Ones. 6Uc.
rctreluiim dull : ltuflncd In Ciircs, 6Uc.
Ilutter fnlr;
Western Imitation Creamerr,
rhnlce. lMOIMUfi.
uiiecne uiin I fveniurn
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rint nrlme. Glfiia t
nhrliLsklnm. 4krt5:
Rlate. l&UfilSK.
Kuks dull ; Stulo.l'KJl.iKe
15We: Woitem. MOKkc.
Bugar dull
Culleiir, iliicQali l Coiilectleners
lullew quiet! pi line city, 5 Mr.e.
KrelRhtK dulll s irniln te l.h ei-poel, $2c.
CotTeo dull ) fair curoen, 8Xc
liny nominal s Ne. I, uecOll.'1).
Itlcnllrni; Carolina and teutlann, eouiinen
te fair, AiaHic
Chloaice I'reduce Market.
Chwaoe, Ana. 11, l.oe p. m.Market opened!
Wlieat Aug., K7'iOWe ) Hept, 8U)iew,'iCi
Oct, llic.
Cern Aug., inWc ( Sept., 4Ke i Oct., 45Uc.
Oats Auk., 25X5 ( Soot,, 24PJO Oct., ft'.Mic.
Perk Aug., P) M ; Bept, W Ml ( Oct, ft .'.
Jjird Aug., I35 Hcpt.,il 42; Oct., 1 42K.
ltlbs AUB., t5 00 Bept, $5 CO j Oct, 3 C,
CLOSIMO,
Wlicnt AiiRUKt, eTJO( Bept, SOc; Oct,
oiUe i Nev.. ".rwre.
Cern AtigiiHl. 40i;e (Bept 4CU ; Oct, 45l;e.
Oats Aug., 25,'c.! Bcpt,2l,e. Octittc;
Nev., 2;ic.
Perk Aug., J312K J Bept., 92Xi Oct, 017;
Nev., 03e.
I.ard Sept.MrO) Oct,r3l! Nev., W 10
Hlbs Aug,, 5 37 Bept, V 60 ; Oct., f5 57.
LIte Sterk Prices.
CnioAeo Cattle UccclnU, 1.B00 hend i ship
ments, 1,200 head t innrkLt ntreng : shipping
steers. l,UO0l,.VO D,s, IS SO.I M l,'.J"tfl,.V)0 D.h.,
." Ilia's 60s UJOOl.Stn Us., l 600500! butchcru',
fifil 'At Blockers nnd feeders. 2S0f129: cons,
bulls and mixed, tl UOffll ! i Tenuis. 13 OOfll ST, j
Western rangers, llriner; natives and half breeds,
liag.VS: OrcL-eu cattle sold at tltfit CO; Men.
tanns, 13 75(JJ Wf.
Hogs ltecelpts, 1.1,000 head : hlpments,0,n(W;
market strong ; vnluesBQIOc higher trough and
mixed, (I wiii 43; packing and shipping,
(I rttSJ 70: light, II 4ftftl UO t skips at M (xxff I U).
Hhi'Op itcciilpts, 3'JK) bead: shipments, SMlj
mnrket steady; natives. ri25QIZk; Western,
MSMJIt Texnu8,lS0Q.IS; Ijimbs, II rtCG3MV
head.
East I.tmtirrr Catlte nctlve but tinchangfd;
receljits, 2,21 head; shipments, 1,330; slilp
meiits jesterday te New N erk, 4S carloads.
Hogs quiet, linn ; l'hllndelplilas, II SuQ.', 05 ;
Yorkers, II sefts OS; rccclnU, 7,fXl ; shlp
mcntK, 3,hhi; shipments te New Yerk, 31 car car
leads. Blieep lalrly active nnd firm; prime, IIQI2S;
fair te geed, $) 25JP 7S ; cointnen, $&1 1 lambs,
IH5; reeulits,ti,(eliead ; shlpiueiils, 3,100 head.
BliipmcutR te New Yerk, none.
Philadelphia Live Bleck Market.
I'liir.AiiKLrm, Aug, 10. The receipts at the
dlllerunt stock yards were ;
Fer the week Ik'cves, 2,800 j previous week,
2,Goe bend ; sheep, H,.'iU0 head ; previous week,
ll,S'jehcad; hogs, 4,Mj0 head; previous week, 4,500
head.
Jleef cattle were In fnlr request and nil geed
guides weie firmer, while common stock de
clined. We quote lis fellows ;
Extra, OQfcc: geed, SQlJic J medium, f0
Se: common, .ifjl'ic.
Fat cows wcre In fair demand nt SfJI'fc.
Alllcli cons ncrc In fair requi-stnt fi'(.
M llch calves wcre in heihI demand at Ml'ci.
Sheep wcin brisk, with geed grades advancing
'a and common stock Billing UGc. higher.
ve (UOtO as lollews
i:tm, 4K5 j g(xsl,l!iOI)c ; medium, JJQIc ;
comiiieii, 2kG3vc
Spring liuiibN were In geed icqucst at
4GN!.
Dressed Iieks weronetlveiiiid linn lit f'Kf7e.
City firessed Hoeves woie active and higher
lit iWHc
L'lty Dre,
ircsseil Sheep closed steady at CQOc.
StecK Market.
Quotations by Itecd, McCrnnn Ue , Hankers,
iiiiciuict, i-a.
II a.m. 12 M. 3 p. in.
Missouri Paciflr ,
Michigan Central
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Central
Ohie Central
Del., Uiek.A. Western
Delivers HloUrunde,.
Erto
Kansas A Texus
Lake Blinre
Chicago A N. W., comiueu.
N. N.Ont-.t Western
St. Paul .t Omalm
Pacific Malt
KectieHler A Pittsburg
St Paul
Texas Pacific
Union Pncinc
Wabash Common
Wabash l'rclerrcd
Westurn Union Teleitniph..
Ixiulsvllle A Nashville
N. V., Chl.AKt L
LuhlKh Valley
I.ehlgh Navigation
Pennsylvania
Heading
1'. T. A liudale
Northern Pacific Common
Northern Pucillc Pief
Ilestenvllle
Philadelphia A Erfe
Northern Central
Central Transp
Canada beuthern
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S2
J
3
(?
4
2-.M4
21$i
2.1
4-11
sr.y.
20lJ
31
W
til
ml
Lecfil Slecks nnd lleiuu.
Iteperted by J. It. Leng.
Par Last
value, snlu.
Lancaster City, 0 per cent, 1RH5 1( 102
" " lstui 1() 113
" " lwe 100 120
" Spcrct. lnl er30jears.. WO 100.5
" 4 " Scheel lean UO WM
" 4 " In 1 or -J) years 100 102
" 4 " In 8 or 20 j ears, loe IU3.25
" 4 " lulOoraejoars. 100 1US
Manhelin lloieugh lean , loe 1U2
BANK STOCKS.
First National Hank 100 191.50
Farmers' National Itank M 110
Fulton National Hank 100 10
Lancaster County National lUnk A0 110
Columbia National Hank lOu IS
Christiana National Hank 100 lis
Ephnita National Hank ion ill
Fiisl National Hank, Columbia Km 1SS
First National Hank, Htnisburg loe 119
First National Hank, MarletUi 100 2nd
First National Hank, Mt. Jey 100 ISO
Lltltz National Hank lu) 1.VU0
Manlielm National Hank 100 1CI.20
Union National Hank, Mount Jey.... SO M
New Helland National H.uik 1(J 130
(lap National Hank 110 110.50
Omirryvllle National Hank tee HO
Kllraliotlitewn National bank 100 I OS
Neilhem Hank stock 101 115
TCIINIMKK STOCKS.
Hlg Spring A Heaver Valley 25 7.M
Hrldgepert. A Horsesheo 13 24.50
Celumlila A Chestnut Hill 2S 18
Columbia Washington 'jl 24.05
Conestoga A Hig Spilug V5 20
Celumlila A Marietta 25 no
Maytown A Ellzabethtewn 2S 10
LauciiftterA Ephnita 25 44
Lancaster A Willow Street 25 4S.0A
StiiLsburgA Millport 25 21
Marietta Alay town 25 m
Marietta A Mount Jey 23 SS
Iriinc., Ellzabethtewn A Mlddletewu. 100 70
Lancaster A Frnltvlllu GO M
fjinawter A Lltltz 25 75
Eastllrandynlne A Wnynesbuig SO 1
Lancaster & Wlllhimstewn 25 107
Lancaster A Maner W its
Uui caster AManhclm 25 41
Lancaster A Marietta ' .15
Lancaster A New Helland loe 73
MIBCXLLAMKOUS STOCKS.
Quarryvlllelt.lt no 1.75
MllleiBVllln Street Cur SO 00
liKjulrliig Piliitlng Company. no St
Oesllglit and Fuel Company 25 30
Stevens Heuse (bends) 100 leu
Columbia (ias Company 25 i
Columbia Water Company 10 10
Hiisiiuehanna Iren Company.. loe 203.25
Marietta llollew-waro 100 210
Stevens Heuso , se 6
Mlllcrsville Nermal bclioel 25 18.05
Neitiieru Market SO 75
Eastern .Market se u)
Western Market , se 50.25
IJincaslerCity Htiiet UallHay Ce SO 35
Gas Company Heeds , ,...,, 100 1WI
Columbia lloreuuh llends , lui loe
Lancaster A Susquehanna 300 285
Lancaster A New Danville 25 7,0
New Yerk Stock Market.
Nxw Y'enK, Aug 11. Wall street, 1:30 p. m.
Meney at 2 per cent. Exchange quiet.
Governments stieng. Currency 6's, Coup., 12C(
bid 1 4K-s, de, V,i bid 1 4,s,$l'i-.'i,' bid.
'Ihosteok nuuket opened weak and lower ou
selling or Western Union, whlchwas the feature
of the first thirty minutes trading. The Ueck
was weak and pressed forsale en the denial by
Mr. aairctt of the reports that an amalgamation
or his lines with theso or the Western Union
would seen take place. Pi Ices at neon ad
vanced ;
1 r.v.
Western Union,,,, ,., 7e-
Adams Exprcas ',,
American Express ,
U. S. Express
Wells, Farge A Ce
O.O. i.A.0
e. u. e. 1
3 r.v.
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Central .,
Illinois Central Express,., ,
Ohie Central ,
Michigan Central
Nortbem Paclrte.
. " , l'roferrod
Central raclflc... ,.,.... , ,,
4S
Union Pnclflc. .,,,,, ,,.,,
Mlnneuri lActne., ,.,..
Texns l'Bcine
m
15
New Yerk Elevated '. ..,
Metropolitan , .u ...
Manhattan.,.,. , ..,
Alt. A Terre llmtte ,
" Preferred
Canada Southern... ,,,,,
Cnnnda l'ftcirte.... 45
UhlCAKO A Alten..,.,.., ...
Chcs. A Ohie.,
1). Allud fil
Del., l.ne. A West I"?;
Denver ,.., ,, 12
Erto , W,i
" l'rclerrcd ,
Ilannlbal A Bt.ie... ,
" l'referrcd
Kan gas A Texas 'iii
J.ake Hhnre... mi
I.. K. AW
l.'vs'lleA Nnnbvllle 42K
Merris A Essex...
Northwest W,i
" l'referrcd 13fi&
Ontario A Western.,...,, ,,
Ohie A Mississippi
" Preferred ,
Pacific Mali 4t"
Quicksilver
" l'rolerred .,
Heading , 20
Ueck Inland ll'.'K
Ban Francisce , ,
" ,, Preferred.. ....
Omaha -;;;
Preferred M
St Paul myH
Preferred.,,.
Nash A Clint
M., !..,. A Vf
Wabash
" l'rofuned
C..11.A Q 1S0X
Itochester A Pittsburg ,
I'd. ft Evans
Manitoba , 1M
Oregon A Nnv.
OrviHin Tmnsee Wi
Pullman l'ulncu Car
xjs ir ai rr.n tihesiunth.
B
AKINQ POWDEK.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never vai
Htiength nnd whel
arles. A marvel nf purity,
esemeness. aloie eee-
neinlenl than the ordinary kinds, nnd cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude et low
test, short uclght, alum or phosphate ponders.
Selil only in cam. ItuTAL Hakine PohukrCe.,
iue iuu mrei-i, .icw leric.
may27-lyilAw
fTtLEOANT
AND
r.ri'iciENT ren
I If luuibaite, sciatica
and mills In the back.
hips nud sides use Ucnsoe's Cupclue Plasters.
25 cents.
WANTED A OIKIi TO DO OENEHAIi
Housenerk. Musthave iroed lererencc.
niigll !ft APPLY AT THIS OF! ICE.
v-a3Tted iToebT) emii teiTT; en.
tV enil Housework. Apply nt
if no. 410 .sofa 11 iiUKE sr
VIT-M. M. a KAY,
COMMISSION
BROKER
IS UUA1N, STOCKS, 1IO.VD3 AND 1'ETUO
LEUM. rilACTlO.XAL LOTS A SI'ECIALTV.
ESIILEMAN'S LAW HUILDl.SO.
Nes. IS and 45 North lluke, St., Lancaster, Pa.
-Ceiinccted by private Mlre lth all tbe
pilnrlpal exchanges. imus-tfd
SEVEN DIFKEKENT IIOItAX SOAPS
lu the market te-day. Nene worthy of the
uiimchiitMlLLEU'S.
-WANTED A GOOD DININO KOOM
?T and Kitchen (Jlrl. Apply tit the Fountain
Inn, Smith Queen stieet.
ltd
BEST (iOODS AT LOWEST PKICES.
4 B.s. " A " Sugar ferk's: ; 4 packages Corn Cern
slnreli for 25c ; 4 lis. Tea Hlscults for 25e ; 4 B.s.
Prunes for ISie; 4 B.s Illco for SSe. Oiiiiiuh.ti d
Sumir, "e. Celfces I Colleen I Tens! Teas! Ttl Ttl
ephnne. CLAUKE'S TEASTOHE.
3S West Kim; street
R
EMEMI5EK TUP. OLD STANDAKD.
UOHHEU'S WILD CHEHUY TONIC
Fer Weakness, flenernl Debility, Hjspepsla,
Summer complaint, etc.
UOHUhll'S L1QUOUSTOUE,
aprJi-lydll Ne. 22 Centre Square.
T,
HIE ONLY AIITICLE
ANSWERING
all nu
rpeses excciitlng scouring Is
AX SOAP.
MIL-
LEU'S Helt
s
iEALP.D PllOPOSALS TO SUPPLY
the Lancaster County Prison with 175 tens
rlirnace coal, 7.1 tens Itange Ceal, uud M Ions
( hestnut coal, and as math mere et each as may
be required for the use or said prison up te Sep
tember 1, UMi, delivered atlhe prison, will beie
celled by the beard of Inspectors of said prison
at their regular meeting en MONDAY, SEP
TEMUKU7. lssS.nt 10 oVIeck, u. 111. All bids te
Tirt seHled nud enderMCd M Proite-ials for Ceal."
niig-H 3ld U. C. KK.VNEDi , Mill iter.
w
ON'T WE HAVE PUN I
MANNERGHOR RINK.
OpentotbepnblloonTHUHSDAY EN EN1NO
NEAT, AUdllhT 13th-(enu night only).
-A20-cent ticket gives admission te the Hlnk
and use of Skates. ltd"
J71STATE OK DAVID KILLINOEH.OK
iJ th" city of Lancaster, dcciiised. Letters of
ndmliilstratleii e.t. a. en saldeslale hnvliiKbeen
grunted te the undersigned, all juirseus indebted
thereto are requested te mnke Immediate pay
ment, nnd theso having claims or demands
against the Name, will piivcnt them without
delay for set llemeiit te the undersigned, lesidlug
lu the city of Lancaster.
WILLIAMS. Sllllth',
Administrator.
Eulen Franklin, Att'y JunJ-wTueav
LJ
CYAN'S FLOUR.
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Elegant bread. Fer sale by Urocem
generully.
Levan & Bena, MorchantMUlera,
Oftlce: 17NOUTH PU1NCE8T. npr27-;iud
H
O'V TO HECOME KEAUTIPUI
-USE-PALM
OIL SOAP,
The best soap te make 11 clear complexion.
Only 15c. a bur, or two bars for 23c. Fer Mile at
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
Nes. 137 and 139 North Queen Sticct.
rNSUIlANOE
Manheim Mutual Live Stock
Insurance Association.
KEOUfJANIZEn.
Wit, ltexiia, Frci. Cius. E. Wkn, Sec.
All certificates new Issued by this association
nte agreeable te the Act of May, littl, which give
a guaniutee for the payment of death losses.
ECONOMY'. FIDELITY'. PllOMPTNESS.
Secictury and Qimeral Mimnger'a Olllce, NO. 45
EAST OUANUE SI'., Laneastcr.
OHAS.
anglO-lwced.tlmw
B. WENTZ,
(leneiiil Manager.
ESTATE OP JOHN M. WHITEIULL,
lulu of Lancaster county, deceased. The
undersigned auditor, appointed te pass upon ky.
ceptlemi tiled te the account of (;. E. (ruvblll,
trustee under the will of Jehn M. Whltehlll, de.
ceased, aud te dlslrlbutn the balaueu In his
httiids 10 nnd among these legally entitled te the
name, wilt sit for that purpese en FU1DAY,
AUUU8T 11, HAS, nt 10 o'clock, 11. In., In tlie Li
brary Uoem of the Cemt Heuse, lu the City or
Lancaster, here all perxene Interested In said
dlsti Hint Ien may attend.
Jy3-4teaw WM. AUO. ATI.EE, Auditor.
ASSIGNED ESTATE OP IUUTON
tt'encer and wile, of Lancaster city, l.au.
cester county. Tbe undentKiied uudlter, up-
pointed te puss upon exceptions te the account
and dlstrifjute the balance remulnlnir lu the
hands of W. J. Knfreth, iisslguee of ald Ilartnn
Wengerand wile, te and aineiiir these legally
till,, UVU IA IUU Plllll, Nli,l,mi luttv
THUU8DAY. AUOU8T13. 1885. at 10
lieu 10 iuu name, win gii loneai
I pimiose en
outecit, a.
in., In the Library Uoem of tbe Court Heuse, tn
the City or I Jincuster. wliore all persons Inter
ested In said distribution may uttend.
JulytHteaw JNO. A. CO VLE, Auditor.
IfBtT AIrERT18EMETS,
WITHOUT. EXCEPTION. 'THE BEST
Clears In the town, two for Se, at
UAUTMAN'S YKM.OW FUONT UIOAU
BTOUE.
THE FINEST KNOWN FOH TOIIiET,
I.aundry and Path purposes Is MILLKIt'S
110UA.X SOAP.
TTAPPY THOUGHT AND UEHECCA
jljl. Tonncee.
UAUTMAN'S
Tobncee. only Se tier nine, at
YELLOW FKONT
CIOAIl
BTOUE.
FIIlST-OIiASS BOAHDINO.
Together with tlie cholce or rooms en Iho
first or second fleer. Surpassed by nene In the
city. Gallen or addn'ss,
NO. 4V1 NOIITH O.UKEN ST.
Tnble bearders accommodated. nVtfd
MOHE THAN 2,700 CAKES OK MIL
LElt'B 1IOHAX.BOAP consumed In l.an.
caster every week.
"WASH MNEN LAWNS WITH M1I,-
TT LEIl'8 IIOItAX SOAP and prevent the
color from being destroyed.
AI)E OK IlEFINEI) OILS, TAI-
lewnnd f.ard, nnd gunrunteed te have no
equal, Is MlLLElt'S IIOItAX SOAP.
pENNA. OIQAUS FllOM fl.00
PEK
m. iiunuren up, at
UAUTMAN'S YELLOW FUONT UlUAIl
BTOUK.
REMOVK ALIi UIlKASn SPOTS AND
Mains nnd have sweet garments with MIL
l.Klt'3 IIOItAX SOAP.
THK liAItOKST, UKST ANI) MOST
coinplete assortment of Playing Cards In
the city from S cents per pack up at
UAUTMAN'S YELLOW t'ltONT CIOAlt
BTOUE,
CAT.Ij AT
BTOUK
ItKIOAKT'S OLD WINE
-FOU
Liaten's Extract of Beef.
IfKMT IH THH WORLD.
Established, 1783. H. K. SLAYM AKEU, Agt.
febntfd Ne. 2:1 Ent King St
2TOIIAOK
J Ann
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE,
DANIEL MAYEU
dec2-lvd lfi West Chestnut street
"TOTUINU
JL Healthy
UOUOX SOAP.
HUT PUKE WHITE AND
Linen by using .MlLLElt'S
1111117 Cind
DEMOUKATIO COPNTY COMMITTEE.
The Democratic County Comiulttee elect
ter the ensuing political lenr, will meet lit the
Comiulttee Itoems, 3d story Kepler's Postelllco
llulldlng.Liincnster, Pa., en .MON DAY, AUO UST
171 h, nt le 11, 111., for organlatlen, und for such
ether business as It may see fit te transact.
W. U. II ENSfcL, Chairman.
LAKCtsTrn, Pa., .July 31, Ksi5. nug3-td
I" rXlllIOPS AND HEIMlESIUNol'eil
-1 the bath, t'ncnnalcd for laundry and
kitchen is .MlLLElt'S IIOUAX SOAP.
TNPOHMATION WANTED. "
JL Any Inlermatkm leading tellie whereabouts
of (ion, II. Celeman, who left his home In I'hlln
delphlaeu .lulj-27, will be thankfully received
by the nndersltrncd, or l. Ilnuser, Adams Ei
piess etlUe, this city. The following Is u de
scrlptleu of the young man :
Oeo, II. Celeman, njje l'J years, height, 5 feet. 7
Inches, ibnk hair, grey eyes, light build, a con
spicuous brown star en left jaw, caused by a
recent nbiess. Dress dark jiniits, dark blue
unlliiedsuckceut, black Dei by bat
CIIAH. V. KENNEDY,
Ne. ea North ICth Street, Philadelphia.
atlgtl 2t
DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP. PARTNERSHIP.
The liirtncrshlp herelorem uxlstlng be
tween (.. II. Mnjcr and F S. Dietrich, trading
under the firm name et Mayer A Dietrich, Fruit
and Produce Dealers, hasthlsthiybcendlsseli-d
uy mutual rencnt, F. s lili trlclicentliiulngthe
business ut the old stand, where irmteful ferpasl
l.iers, he Invites a contliiuance of patretmiiu.
All persons luvlng claims ngnlnst or knowing
thcmelcH Indebtid te the old Htm will please
call en Iho undersigned, who will settle the bu
siness or the firm. F S. DIETUICH,
LAM.ASTKII, Pa., Aug. 8, I'M. uugS 31
REDUCTION IN CUSTOM -MADE
Clothing. A well made. Elegant trimmed
und perfect luting business Suit for !.(). A
flood English corkscrew Worsted Suit, flat
iralded. In one, two, three or four-button cuta
way, for ti5.(l. A handsome Check Cnssliuere
Suit for J0.ei. An elegant Serge Suit, In black,
blue, drab or brown, for tIS.UO. Finn English
Striped erf heck Pantaloons liem f.YOOup. lte
membe, all work Is strlrlly first-class. Every
gannn.'.t "warranted in b ib presented. A-
f;oed nt, well-madu and nlcei trimmed. The
aruist assortment of patterns In this city.
A. II. UOSENSTE1N,
m2l-6mdU 37 North Uuecn street,
TIOH IIAUOAINS IN ALL KINDS OP
Summer Wear, Hats, &c,
UOTO IIECIITOLD'S.
Ile Is closing out nt and below cost te room for
Fall l.oed. PleKu cull und examine before
1 en buy.
IIENUY 1IECIITOLD,
Ne. Si North yucca Stnet.
O-blgn of the lllg Stocking.
P. S. Choice llulldlng Lets, Stone and Sand
for sale.
p A KG A INS.
BARGAINS !
BARGAINS !
AT
HIESH & BROTHER'S
ONE THICK CLOTHING HOUSE,
-1N-UEADY-MADi:
AND MADE TO OUDEU
CLOTHING.
GENTS' FUUNISHI.VC. (IOODS, TUl'NKS, VA
LISES, UMIIUELLAS, Ac.
We nre new busy getting lu and manufactur
ing the Iairgest Sleck und variety of thcnheie
mentioned vihkU ler Fall and Winter, that wns
ever kept In Hiiy stere In the county ; and as we
require u!l und meru than we possess fnetwlth
standing the extension we have made te our
building), we will sell out at the very lowest
figures tbe balance of our Spring and Summer
Goods,
Ah every nrtlcle lu the stere is marked In Plain
Flumes, we Invite you te call and leek thieugh
our stock, und Judgu for yourself of thu Lew
FlKuies.
lie will be renily In about two weeks te ex
hlblt our FALL AND v. INTEU STOCK, nnd
hope te ten everybody call and pest thein-eUes
In htyles and Prices.
We guiirantee pollte attention te all, whether
you Intend tepuiclmsu or net.
IIRSH & BEOTIEES
ONE I'ltlUK CLOTHING HOUSE,
COUNEUOF NOUTH QUEE.VSTUEET AND
OENTUE SOUAUE,
'.ANOASTEU, PENN'A.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU
TION proposed te the citizens of this Com Cem Com
nienweulth for their approval or icjectlen, by
the General Assembly of tbe Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania. Published by elder of the Sec Sec
leluryef the Commonwealth, in pursuance of
the 1st section of Article .Will of thu Constitu
tion. Joint resolution proposing nn amendment te
the Constitution of IhuComnieuw ealth of Pcnn.
s Iviuila :
He It resolved by Ilia Senate nud Heuse of Hop Hep
rcscnlatlvcs of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania In General Assembly met, that the fellow,
lug Is piopesod 11a nu amendment of the (.'(insti
tution of ihe Commonwealth nf Pennsylvania,
In accordance with the previsions of the eigh
teenth article tbeieef.
AMENDMENT.
That section llvu of article llve of the Consti
tution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
which reads an lollews 1 " Whenever n county
shall contain feity thousand Inhabitants it shall
consltluteu teparulu Judicial district, and shall
elect 0110 Judge learned in. the law, and the
General Assembly shall provide for additional
Judges, at the business of the Bald districts
may rcqulie. Counties containing a population
less, than Is sullleleiil te constitute separate dls
ti lets shall be formed into convenient slngle
districts, or, If necessary, may be attached te
contiguous districts ns the General Assembly
may provide. Thu olllce of associate Judge, net
leutued lu the law, Is abolished in counties form
ing separate districts ; but the several ussoelale
Judges lu olllce when this Constitution shall be
adopted shall none for their iiiiexplicd terms,"
be uud the same is heieby amended, se as te
read us fellows! Wheiue or u county shall con cen
tain sixty thousand inhabitants It may const! censt! const!
tuteu separate Judicial dlsttlct.und may elect
one Judge learned In tbe luw ; und thu General
Assembly hhall provide for additional Judges,
as the business of said district may lcqulre.
Counties net forming separate districts, shall be
formed Inte convenient, single dlsti ids, us the
General Assembly may provide. Tbe olllce of
associate Judge, net learned In the law, Is abolish
ed In comities forming bcpurute districts uud
having mere than ene luw Juagei every ether
county shall elect two associate Judges, who
Bhalt net be required te be learned In the law j
but tlie several associate J udites In elllee, when
this, amendment shall be adopted, shall serve for;
their uuesplied term.
A true copy of the Joint Itcsolutlen.
W.8.STXM0ER,
8ocretaty of the Common wciflth.
July27-3mdll
DM. S. K. WEIir.il,
Vcleilnary Physician and Surgeon (cntdii (cntdii
ate of Ontario Veterlnaiy College). Olllee, Ne. 7
WEST OU ANU EBTUKET. TeTephone Cfinnec
tleu n lth Koyateuo Heuso. Jy2l-2mdTuTliAS
ciurmxa.
TTEADQUAUTEHS FOE
SUMMER
Merine Shirts and Drawers,
Qnuze Undershirts and Drawers,
Cholce Neckties,
E. Aj W. Cellars and CufTs,
C. St C. Cellars and Cuffa,
Crown CeUara nnd Cuffs
The Best Fitting Dress Shirts.
SIUUTS AND SOCIETY 1'AltAPlIEUNALIA
MADE TO OltDEll.
At ErismarVs,
NO. 17 WEST KINO STUKKT.
e
AIC IIAIih
BUY YOUR CLOTHING
-AT-
Wanamaker& Brown's,
OAK HALL,
Southeast Cernkk Sixth ane MAnRKr Stubktp,
PlIILAIiULrillA.
Jlylltld
B
U1K1EK it SUTTON.
De Yeu Want Bargains ?
IF YOU DO, tiOTOTHE
&UEAT GLEABIM SALE
-AT-
BDRGER&SUTTON'S
I'cople's Cletliing Kiiiperiiini,
NO. 21 CENTUE SQPAUE.
Summer Clothing
IN EVEUY VAU1ETY
ATPUICESAS LIOIIT AS THE MATEUIAL
MADE FllOM,
IN OUDEU 10 PUEPAUE FOU THE FALL
TIIADE.
NOWISUNDOUIITEDin TIIETIMETO I1UY.
4 - Stere closes at IS p. in., Saturdays excepted.
Burger & Sutten,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
l.ANCABTEU. PA.
w
ILLIAMSON A POSTER.
Monday, Aug. 10.
-1HL-
INAUGURATION
-OF A-
Great Bargain
WEEK
IN EACH DEPARTMENT.
Eargains in Men's Suits.
Bargains in Bey's Suits.
Bargains in Children's Suits.
Bargains in Straw Hats.
Bargains in Stiff Felt Hats.
Bargains in Seft Hats.
Bargain's in Men's Gaps.
Bargains in Men's Underwear.
Bargains in Neckwear.
Bargains in Flannel Shirts.
Bargains in Summer Gloves.
Bargains in Suspenders.
Bargains in Gents' Gaiters.
Bargains in Lew Out Shoes.
Bargains in Bey's Gaiters.
Bargains in Children's Shoes.
Bargains in Ladies' Dress Shoes.
Bargains in Ladies' Dress Slippers.
Bargains for an Entire Week.
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
32, 34, 36, and 38 East King St.,
LANUASTKU. PA.
FOJI HAhE OK JCKNT.
J7IOK KKNT.
3 A Twe and a-lmlf story IIUIOIC HOUSE,
Ne. VJ West Chestnut street. Apply at the
JyiS-tfd I.NTELLlUEfclJEU OFFICE.
OU KKNT. " ' "
Tin ee Law unices at Ne NOUTH DUKE
STUKKT; and a liasineiitM feet long, supplied
with water uud heat,
warlM-tid 11. FUANK ES1ILEMAN.
IJlOIt HALK SKATING KINK AT COI,.
i iimbia, Pa., w lib nil its Fixtures, Steam
HenturundtMS pairs of Henley Skates, geed as
new. Will sell en easy terms nnd ill u hargulu.
Postelllco nddrcss, 110X' NO. JtiS,"
Julyl5Juul Celuniblii, Pa.
HUllLKY'S VIOLKT l'OWDUU KOIl
Iho Nursery aud Toilet. Agiceable, cool
lug and fragrant.
IIUOLEY'S IlltUU STOHK,
Ne. u Wv4l King Street.
CT.O TJllXd.
Clelhing (0 meet every fancy nnd
te plense U10 Insle of every buyer
may always lie found en our (ablcs.
Ne 0110 need leave ns unsalisllcil.
Our sleck Is full of real bargains
nt closing iiriccs, wltliin tlie reach of
every purchaser.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST
Phlladelpliln.
ni'Wmd
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Bargains Opened Te-day
AUGUST 5th.
ONE CASE I1EST PUINTS enlj 5c ; worth fe.
ONE CASE CANTON FLANNEL", 5c ( cheap
ut nuc.
ONECASECAN'ION FLA.SNEI.s.r.c cheaji
at fc.
ONE CASE CAN reN FLANNELS, '.c cheap
at 12Kc.
ONE CASE CANTON l'LANNEI.i, V!Hc ;
cheap nt l,c,
ONE-HALF CASE lOILLE It'NOlU SKI U
SUCK EUS only Sc; wet lb 15c.
An Amerted Let of CIIA.MUU.W 8c. north
12Ke.
JohnS.GMer&Ce
NO. 26 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTKU. PA.
s
il'KCIAL ALTKItATION SALi:,
mn, SHAND & CO,
AUE 1IAK1NO EXTENSIVE AI.TLUATIONS
ANU ADDITION'S TO THE
New Yerk Stere
And In elder te leiluce mirplut sleck and make
moreiiHiiu.nllerHpeci.il ImliKements In ew-ry
department.
EATUAOUD1NAUV IIAUOAINS IN
Jtlcaclieil anil UiiljlcacliPil Muslins.
ELEACHED AND UNBLEACIIED SHEETINOS
In nil wldllnandfualltlci,
Tickings, Turkey Red Tablings,
Table Linens, Towels and Napkins,
AT THE LOU EVP PUIC'I.-j EVLIt I, SOWS
SPECIAL IIAIUllNSIN
DRESS GOODS.
ODD LOTS AND UEMXAN'IS ItUll t ED T
HALF USUAL PUK 1.
MW YOEK STORE,
J.tt
AIAUTIM it UO.
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Wall Papers,
CHINA, GLASS,
AND
QUEENSWAR.E.
Oil Cleths, Mattings,
RUGS, ART SQUARES.
Upholstery Goods,
FURNITURE COVERINGS,
lace Curtains, Thiteiiipiik, Ax.
WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS.
J. B. Martin fe Ce.
Cor. West King and lVince Sts.
LANOASTEU, PA.
QUAMIA0N1S.
BOUCHE "SEC."
THE KINK3T CllAMPAONK WINE NOW
lMl'OUTED.
ATKEIUAUT'a OLD WINK BTOUE,
Ne. 20 East Kine Htbkbt.
II. II, HLAYJlAKKlt, AkL
KitAbUsted.l7M Iubl7-Ud
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