THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1885.
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Who Will the liiclgi-s Appoint In Itiu I'eiMtliiu
Held liy Iho Ijite Cenituble Mrue k.' Cnliiin-
lila Ijj llic natinllcixi l.mv ltccrul
N'etcn About Iho Town
ItCEUlixr Coiiesiiendence of lNTKU.itiENii.tt.
Uel.UMIUA, I'll., Allg. lt. SIllCO UlO llCMtll
of l-'roderlek Struck, which occurred m
Sunday, August Sd, lfeSS, Iho Third vaid el"
CelumhU Inw been without it constable
Soreml residents or thin ward, Iteim1ilic.ini
ami Democrats, have- started a potltlen le
liave thoinselves apioltitetl te the vacancy,
rorsemo unknevv n reasen the r-orsens who
liave been nfler the olllce huvenll given up
Iho Idea of getting It Sevcral geed men
liave been asked by cltl7Ciis of this w ard te
make nn application te tiie court te be n n
pelntcd, but nil hat a declined. This morn
ing nnother otltlen was n tailed en Its rounds
through the ward in laver or Aiidievv liaru liaru liaru
nole belng appointed te fill the olllce until
the next borough olection. The applicant
would, In all probability, make a ery geed
olllcer lr he Is ibrtuimte enough in securing
the appointment. On next Saturday the
judge of the county will appoint soine por
tion te fill the ofllce, and, as Andrew Haul Haul
nele has the inlluuuce of the justlce of the
peace et that ward in his fuver, it Is most
likely that he will secure the appointment.
The Dauntless Defeated.
Fer the first tlme tills season the Daunt
less base ball club, el Mount Jey, and the
Columbia club played n gaine of base ball
yesterday, en the grounds of the home club.
Fully four hundred persons had assembled
en tiie grounds te witness the game, which
proved te be rather a tame exhibition. King
and Kesh, the battery of the Colinbianlne,illd
geed work and olevon men el tiie opposing
niue struck out, -while but six of the home
club Bkared a Himllnr f.ite. Tiie home Uurn
preved thomselvos victors by the lollevv Ing
scere by Innings :
Dauntless te e 1 e e l n -!i
Columbia 3 10 10 2 1 iu
Twe Funerals.
The funeral of the lale Charles P. Ketibcer
took place this aftornoen at two o'clock and
was very largely attciided by the many
friends or the decoased. Funeral sorvices
wero held in the Methodist church, Hev.
lllchard W. Ilumphrlss, the fermer pastor el
this church, com 1 mi lrem Ocean (irec. te
ofilciate at the last sad riles of ene who was
unlversally bolevod. Inteiment was made
in Mount iiothel cemctcry. The Columbia
vvlioelinon,of which bicycle club the deceased
was a momber, acted as pall-bearers of their
late follew-mombor.
The funeral of the lale William P. Kessler,
will take place en Thursday afternoon, at a
o'clock. Funeral services will he held iu
the Methodist church.
l'emeiiitl Mention.
Mr. A. Jlruuer and family have left town
for Occau Groe, at which plaee tliey will
spend seme tlme enjoying the sea-breezes.
Mrs. James Porrettot left town this morn
ing for Tyreno, en a visit te friends of that
place.
Edvvatd Fager will Ieae Columbia to
morrow morning for CSiuud Hapids, Mich.,
where he will spend secral weeks.
I'lClltCf.
On Saturday.August '2i, tiie Iren Moulders'
union will held thelr third grand picnic Ih
Hoise'sjwoods. The picnic will be u very
pleasant all air and a geed tlme cm be o e o
pectod. The fellow ing memljers of the union
have the management of the picnic: Master
or coreinonlos, OUer Kline j lloer manager,
(Joergo V. Davis; assistant lloer managers,
V. 15. C. Denley, Frank Dutllngcr, Oliver
Sliultz. A commlttce el nine members liae
ciiarge el tiie arrangements.
The IHble class of the Second street
Jiittberan Sunday school sient u ery enjoy
able day at Wild Cat falls yesterday.
A number of ladles and gentlemen are
spending te-day en ene of the islands below
the dam eng.igud iu fishing ami ether similar
amuseinents.
Town Mill's.
Very nearly all the members of Columbia
Hed and Gun club lelt town this morning at
seven o'clock for a beautiful camping ground
en the llald Paglo v.dley raid, about six
miles lrem Tyrene. The ten dajs will be
spent lu a regular spoitmeu-like way.
The gents furnishing store of ifarry II.
I.eckatd was clesed by the slicrid l.tst even
ing. Last evening Mrs. Ames II. Breun 10 10
ceived $1,500 lrem the Ilrotherhood of I.oce
inotle firemen as the nmeunl due her by
'VO ueaui or Jierjjuaiwuu.
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Attt: cjiicvs j.v tuii.y.
A Very Large Cruml VVIlner a 1 erj Ordi
nary btrect l'uriicle.
Jehn O'Brien's circus is exhibiting in Mc
Grann's park this afternoon and the attend
ance is large. The show was in M.uietta
yesterday and the peeple who saw il there
wero much pleased with the ling porform perform porferm
auco, which is really very geed. A featuie
is the treupe of trained dogs. There is but
ene ring in the show, but the pcrlorinntue is
much mere satisfactory than many larger
ones, en that account. The menagoiie is
small, but peeple cannot expect the earth
for 2j cents, nndthey will hud the exhibition
well worth the money.
Although the show is highly piaised we
cannot say much ler the street parade, which
took place between 10 and 11 o'clock this
morning and was witnessed by a v cry large
crowd el peeple. The "six shows combined
iu ene for this bcasen only" turne.l out thrce
elephants one camel and about ene deen
cages. The homes had soinewhat otusel-dom-fed
and tired leek, and the chicles
certainly have seen better days with better
shows. The majority of the men leek very
much llke turnpike podestrlans and the old
and worn out costumes, which they wero
did netadd much te the appearance. The two
bauds which enlivened the parade at
either eud was coniiesod or about half a
dozen musicians ami It was refreshing te see
two burly canvnMiicn hammering the
drums In ene of them. A c.nje that at
tracted a great deal of attention iu the parade
bere this Inscription ''Positively no gamb
ling nllov.ed w itli this show." The country
men all read this and called the attention of
thelr friends te it se that they all leel per per
lectly safe new.
The show gives their second exhibition
this oveniug when a large ciewd will no
doubt be prescnt
Somewhat Scaly,
riem the Detroit Kre u Press.
The latest fish story hereabout is that a
party of anglers lrem this city wero fishing a
low days age off Pels liiane island, w lien ene
of the number caught a black bass w hese
lilde was bare of any scales and as smooth as
that era catfish. The next day an angler of
Amherstburg oxplained the phenomenon by
btatlng that a fevv days prev eus, wliile fish
ing near lleis Plane, he had caught a black
bass and had Just finished scaling it en the
i,.,i. ,Kn,icn el otherwiso cleaning it
w lien it llopped out of his hands and into the
water, disappearing in the depth pf the
riv or ; though nothing lwd happe.icd te it.
An Invalld'a i:caiie l'rem 1'lre.
The liouse of F.lwetxl Lougacre, or Potts
town, caught ilre at neon Tuesday, mid was
almost ontlrely consumed. Mrs. Lengacre
was sick in bed at the time 'When she dis
covered that the building was en tire she get
up, gathered up the deeds and ether papers
belonging te her husband, and, with her four
childien, lelt the house, after making a nar
row escape lrem being burned te death, with
all her little ones.
Curleuit Stene.
Frem UioYeik Dally.
A short dlstance from Kutikel'a null, near
the Conowingo creek, in the weeds et
Danlel S. Snellbecker, of Deycr township, is
a stoue about 12 inohes long, 8 high and .1
wlde at the base, with 1771 cut en lu figures.
The top or it has been broken oil- Mnce the
il.Ue was cut en. Uy the way it w us crossed
it was perhapa put Inte seme building by
ene of the llovelutionarv lathers te mark
the date or its erection, ilew it get te its pro pre
wilt plucecan only be conjectured.
Wandered Away.
Peter Eby left his home near nuyerstewn
en Monday aftornoen, sluce which tlme he
has net been seeu. A man answering his de
scription was boeu at Paradise the same oyon eyon oyen
ing. Mr. Eby Is net of sound miud, and his
rrlends (car that harm has befallen hiiiu He
is 20 yeiru old, 6 leet, 7 Inches in height,
n-nm ,"Lrb- eintlms inul brown felt hat. Infer
matien ai te his w hemilieuts will be thank-
fully roeDlved by Isaau i:by,ofDuyerstevn, I
ii am; kail mm: in.
Nidi tlrndlry Hemines suddenly 1 niusfeiriucd
Inte n I'lieniiliii-n.il Slinrl Btnp.
llitse ball estetduy At Philadelphia
Athletic Jl. Mets 10, al llioeklyn: liroekljn
s, li.iltlinore .1 ; at Louisville : Louisville ,
Cincinnati 7; at Pittsburg: St. Leuis 3 I'ltls
burg I ; at New Yerk : New " erk 7, Phila
delphia 3 ; at Dclieit : llullale 0, Detroit I ;
at Jlosteii : llestnn 7, PioVidcuce .1; at
Chicago :Cliiciguti, SI. IjeiiH I ; at Newark :
ISevv.trK l, ltriilge)Hirl I: al Washington.
Nationals t, Noilelk n.
'J'he Nationals hit Henry, el Nntlelk, vciy
hard yeslenl.ty.
(.Jus Alberts, or Heading, is plavlug at
sheit slop Ter tiie Cilckels. el Ilhigbamleu,
and Terry l.arklu is en Until.
Yesterday the Athletiu had twcnly-tliioe
hits oil Lynch el the Mets. Larkln liad lour,
Including a two base hit and two home
runs.
The game between Nevv.uk and llrldge
iKjrtwas very line yesterday le the ninth
inning, when the visiteis lest thieugh three
costly ei rrers.
The Ironsides and August Flowers base
ball clubs wero booked te play a game or ball
le-morrow afternoon, en the Ironsides'
grounds, but owing te the big sheeting
match at McOrann's park, the game lias
been pestinmed until Saturday afternoon.
In the game with the Crickets, of Iling Iling
liamten, Nick llradlev played short stepfer
the Wilkosbarre elul'i. The Ilccertl, et" that
iilace, geos wild ever him. and says : " Ilrud
ley, at short step, carried oil the honors of
the day,1iovvevor. YVe new bolievo that his
place ti shortstop and net lelt field. His
dllllcull pick-ups and thiewiug te first was
the best we have ever seen at Athletic
park. His greatest feat was porlermcd
in the second inning. The lllughamteus
had one man en first base, when a
high 11 y ball was sent out te lelt field, tee
near the line for the Helder te get
within reach. Ilradley madea dash for It,
and turning around en a run, captured the
ball. The runner en first net thinking for a
moment that Ilradley could eonie within
reach or the ball, moved 'very near second
liase and belbre he could get back Ilradley
fielded the ball te McDonald in tlme te make
a deuble play. The spectators yolled till
they vvere almost hearse" That play will
keep Nick the Jeb all summer, ami may
manage te work a new suit also.
A JtOVS j;XTJSl!3li; VCIUh.
He 1 nkcs nn i:prrn Train todetolliit CIiuk
With SiTluut ItemillN.
This afternoon Harry Koller, aged about
12 years, son or M. V. I!. Koller, clerk or
orphan's court, m.uloanariew escape from
being killed by the can. The little fellow
has been wet king for the I'lileu News com
pany for some time and became accustomed
te Jumping en and oil tiaiiis. Tills artor arter artor
lieon he wanted te go te the circus and
thought he would t.ike the ears. He Ixiardcd
the Johnstown express, which leaves the
Pennsylvania station at 2 o'clock, with
the intention of Jumping oil at the
Penn iron works. At this point all trains
run ery fast, but the boy was net disturbed
by tliii, and he jumped oil. He was thrown
heavllv te the track, mid w.is nicked tin anil
earned, bleeding, te a liouse near by. Dr.
M. L. Davis was scut for, and lie attended
the boy's lmuiiCH. I pen examination he
found that the lelt arm was broken, his new
was mashed and he was badly cut and bruised.
He was taken te his home en Vine street.
r.lepi'd Willi u Chlii.iin.ui.
Fer a lew i ears past a Chinaman named
Weng Poe has been conducting a lucrative
laundry business en Third street, Newark, O.
During this time lie has had in Ills employ as
clerk a young girl, aged about 17, named
Lbzie Siett, a daughter era well-known ut
izen. Weng I'm, hc'-ame very much at
tached te the girl, and finally induced her
te lcive the city with him Monday night.
They went te Celumlnix, and were arrested
by Vhiel Linge en suspicion. He tele
graphed DetKit Ollicer "Dee" Itroeko el their
arrest, and nked ir tliey wero all right.
Hroekoansworcd that tliey vvcie, and I.inge
released them.
The gill lx.-f.ime attached te the Weng and
he became attai lied te her, anil se strong
was their devotion te each ether that they
agned te sail out in the world together, al
though no marriage ceremony was per
formed. In Tuter el Cremation.
I ie ui the Sacramento Kcceidei Union
Nearly ene hundred citizens el Les An An
geles have given their names ten . iiiiiuu.e
favoring the erganiza""'! of a cremation
association there k.i the immediate erec
tion of a crematory. They are, we
learn, rep.uh-entative men. In this LnsAn LnsAn
gele" testifies te an advanced sentiment pre
vabiiigin her midst. Sacramcutn.inore than
Lrs Angeles, needs such sanitary reform.
Her situation Is such that cremation should
be siiefially lavered by her peeple and burial
discarded. Papers have been sent here from
San Francisce te secure subscriptions te the
capital stock et the first cremation society in
that city, but a crematory is mero needed
horn than there, and tliore should be enough
here who bolievo iu the process te insure the
inauguration of it in tills valley, il ler no
ether than sanitaiy reasons.
ltcliMie or the l.en-lerin Convict.
The necessary pajieis ler the rele.in of
Jim Henry, the long term convict, were
signed ie-.teid.iy and sent te the county
piisen. Tills morning Henry was leleased
lrem piisen. alter having icu-ivul fi and a
suit of clothes, that being the donation of the
pnseu inspectors. Heniy will lem.iinu low
days iu thenty, staying with acquaintances
lie formed while at the leunty prison. On
Monday he will leave lei Baltimore, te scek
his only child. He leimd ler his leliel at the
Hankers and Merchants' telegraph elhce,
tlieameuut el rJiul at neon te-day. Contri
butions will be received until Siturday night
and the amount icceived will lie given te
Henry allei lie has liu.iided the ti.un ler
llallimeie.
roUeui-d h a UUtharRrd Seriuiit.
Peer Director Fred .Sceiuau, el Oreens
burg, arose early Monday morning ami took
a drink et water from aesel near the bed.
Soen nfler he was taken with ielcnt pains in
ills stomach. Twe physicians were cilled
In immediately and labored wilh him
until late Monday night before lie was
considered out el daiigei. The water has
been examined and unmistab.ible evidences
et arsenic iu suuieieiit quantities te kill a
dozen men were discovered. It is thought
that the deadly dese was administered out of
levenge by a discharged servant.
Arrived Heme 1 rum l'urepp.
Mrs. Lang and her son Frank, have ar
rived home from Hurope. Mrs. Lang had
net seen her fatherland for a period of 31
years. She was handsomely loceivod by her
family. A line supjier was prepared, and
the house was decorated with evorgreens
with the motto, " Welcome Heme." A
pleasant evening was spent till a late hour.
Killed en a Tire l'lut;.
Lightning struck an electric wireiu Savan
nah, Georgia, ouTuesday afternoon, "Jumped
te a stay wire, splitting the stay pole, and
jumping horn it te a lire-plug, killed James
ISeuard, a mulatto, who was sitting en it. A
companion standing by his side was thrown
across the pavement, and six ethers weie
shocked anil mero or less injuicd.
lllg II re Near Henk's Station.
A flre btokeout ill the barn of Jehn Doiner,
living near Henk's station, below lllrd-in-iland,
this morning, totally ilostreyingitand
soveral small buildings adjoining ; also ene
line mare, value 5.100, and entire crop, with
wagons, implements and a pertable engine.
Very little iiisurauce ; eause of Ilre un
known. Camp Kxplotleu.
This morning the bartender at Sam 1
Kautz's saloon, uuder the Stovens liouse, was
trying te extinguish a lamp w lien it exploded
and btoke te pieces. Tiie Hie was ex
tinguished liefure any damage was done.
At the Millien Heuse.
One electric and Unco gasolme lights vvere
rojiertod as net burning last night
One ledger was tiie only inmate et the sta
tion house List night. He was dhcbjugul
this morning.
Death el .luliu X Shuck.
A telegram received in this city te-day by
13. M. Shoetz, brother-in-law et the deceased,
states that Jehn N. Shuck, whoe tragie at
tempt en his lile has been given lu detail in
these olumus,d!ed in Alioena this morning.
Clllikdlli Stulcll.
A number or chickens wero s(e?en lrem
Benjamin Heuser, at the cast end of the city,
last n
party.
iivsi uiuu ?uai'iuiim IVOVi llIUll il COiUllU
or hi t-ri: rei.irics
ltepulilicaus lelt their
The rk county
iudicial
unmllintleu vacant
anil ll .lunge
Wlckes distdes te run iiidciioudeutlv. he
will probably get tin- lull ltepublkah
stieugtli.
The llradrerd leunty Democratic cenvni'
tlen el(H led the lolleu leg delegiles lu the
stale convention : Colonel V. P., Plellel, W.
C. Pierce, ( . W. Cimlleld and P.. Parks.
Colonel II. II. MeKean was elei led member
or the statu committee.
Themas llairls was nominated ler Jury
commissioner by the Deiuectallc convention
el Lycoming. Itesolutlens wete passed In
dorsing the pelli y or the national adininis-
tiaiieu anil pledging tiie cunventieus sup-
pet i teevei v eueri le pinny thec-ivli Hervlie.
Thostate lulininlstratleu was also indeised.
The Montgemoiy county DemiH'r.its unan
imously' adejited a lesolutlen Instructing tiie
delegates le voteat the statefouvcutien let a
resolution instittetlngeuriepii-seutatives and
senators te vote for theiepe.il ei the civil sot set
vico reform law, and also request President
Cleveland le fill all the elllces with Deiuo Deiue
ciats at once.
In the Franklin county Democratic con
vention, W. S. Slenger, James Sweeney,
Aaren Sneke, Danlel lleruhart and Henry
Spangler, wero olected as delegates te the
state convention, Sweoney being the high
est man. S. '.. Ilawbecker was chosen a
member el the slate committee, lioetgo W.
llrindle was nominated ler diiecter of the
loer, and Lewis Hinkle ler jury commis
sioner. Itcsoliitleus weie p.us'sed Indeising
thouatieu.il and state administrations anil
denouncing the course of the Franklin
county representatives ler their lack of sup
port totheautl-discilminatiuii bill last winter
mid also ene denouncing the Vandeibllt sale
el the Seuth Pennsylvania lead.
A llnln of rirrj Ceala.
1'iem tlioLhiirlette tN.C.) Olnervi-i
"Yeu may leek out," said a locemolivo
driver ten rojieiter yosleiday, "le get an
other local something llke the ene you had a
fevv days age about the boy being killed." On
belng asked te explain the engineer stated that
yesterday he was startled te see a colored lxiy
rim te the track iu trout el the approaching
train. On getting between the rails the boy
scorned le melt down into the ground and the
engineer knew that the little Imp hud jumped
down into a cattle guard te tel the train thun
der ever him. A curve was just boy eud the
cattle guard, and as the train rounded this the
engineer looked back lrem his e.tb window
and saw the boy crawling out el the liole tin
harmed, but doubtless thoroughly charmed
by his exjiericnce. Instances el this kind
used te be frequent about Charlette, but the
engineer states that this is the fiist
he had known sluce 170. His hrebe
was dropping coals, and a little darky
had Just sunk Inte a cattle guard ahead el
him. Itclore he could step the coals Trout
(ailing he l cached the cattle guard, mid the
little negre wits almost roasted alive under
the shower el coals that dropped en him.
" I'll tell j en, " repeated the engineer, " you
may leek out ler auethei big m al for it's
coining."
Appuliitcd l.ettc-r CirilPii.
J. 1'ied. Fisher, son or the late Michael
Fisher, lias been appointed letter-carrlei ler
the Ninth ward, te take the pl.u e of s. s.
Jerdan, removed.
Harry Albright, of the First ward, who
for years has been employed iu the grocery
stere el C. W. Fiktrt, has been apiHiiuted a
letter-can iei te take the place of Isaac 1 tender,
resigned.
Iho suiilh I'c millennia Sim khuldpri
A icl.itive of Mr. Yanderbilt denies the
report tli.it the stockholders of the Seuth
Pennsylvania read had been called le meet
in New Yerk te-day. In all probability the
stockholders will meet early next week.
They will then deride whether thev will
lure'pt Mr. Tivembley's preposition of a .'t per
cent, guaranteed bend ler the binds they
h ive Invested in tiie read
l!vrtiinluti te tlin se.iHliure.
'Hits morning the Yeung Men's Christian
assei iatien ran an exclusion te Atlantic City
ever the Head Ing railroad. I ifty pc-ople lelt
the King streit station en it.
I eg Itrukc-ii.
Ann McCurdy, living at N'e. Jit West
Orange street, lelllist evening and broke a
leg. This lady broke the same Inj a few
years age in a similar manner.
Appoint-! Sm Ul AkpuC
VV. I Madden liiw been appointed nperliil
n'i-ut let Plilludi-lplilii and Ui" aiitiuiindliu
(uiintlPR ler the hiiiltuljle Lire lliDtlllltire com
punv,el-w etk .V p.tit id liU tlme III In In
duvelcil le l.aiic.u.lc-1 ceur ,k
3TAIlllIAi:H.
5Ii I alls IIabt On Auk. Is, l-,b; tin, Ki-v
W '1. licilimd, ut Id" lenldeini-, Ne Jl KhmI
Orunge mruut, ill illiitiii h. McKull tu.Mli..
.Naemi Hart, both el l'rev lilenci, tn iiIitj.
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lliPFKL 111 I III. ills, lltl Ih
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Kduiird, sun of ( liiutliui uinl ( niellnr lln'l
UKi d e tuetiths mid 11 diivs
The relative s mid lili-nil- of 1 1- lainlly nn- in
spectlully luvitid te attend tin- mm ml from
the icatdenci-ef bin juicnLn, .Ne le smith Plum
street, mi 1 llilay uttiTliiiiili lit J i n'dei It In
teriuunt ut Lain .ikI r cemetery .ltd
;.4K;7.s.
?,cicv 1 erk l-rodiire .Mnrkc-t.
.NKM-ieiiK, lug pi Mem dnllund inn haiiKi d
Wheat Ne -J Kid, W Intel, ""i-pl., 'jIJi,i- , un ,
"n.'jC, Nev , '.c.cc
Cern .Ne 1 Mlx.d, Vuij.-iic , pt , r.v.i
Oct , .'iji .Nev .ftl
Out .Ne. 2 Mixed, .Vu-., Il'jc.
Kje iieiuliuil.
Ilaile ueinlmd
Perk steiidp me-i HlCbU '
land f j 5J, s, pt it, t,( uct
MeIiikics unlet ; ITS' ferVMcl
1 iirpeiitlm-iiilet ul 1.J en Biiel.
Ue-indiill, htialui d te i;iiinl. 1 IJiTfll 17',
llutter dull; U i dtern Imllutleii Cicauiurj-,
thnlcc, P'SJic.
Chicnu uulet : Winleiu Hat pilme, tQM.c
Stute, V4Q7Jic
Kgtfi nltiid ; State. lAjJl1)). i: W'i-leni, 1 IOIIc
Ulcentcady: Cmelluii and l.eiitaiiiua common
te fiili.ifji'ic
suirar lulily in tlve , 1, lined ntle-il. O'fiTc ,
KlllllUllltcd.ll'J-lli, COIlll CtlllllCIM "II" 1,4 lWltr',
1 ueigtith euh , grain le Liverpool .1 pelii e.
'1 allow Ntmdy; pilmu clty.V
C'eth e dull ; lulr culgoes, tje.
Ma) nominal.
Chlcui;e Produce .slarknt.
Chicaiie, Aug til, 1 no p. in. Miuket epi lied
Wheat bept., s.'e ; Oct ,sl'e ; .Nev , N.i,e.
Coin Sept., 45Uc j Oct., 4 te ; .Nuv , JWi..
Outs Sunt., -JlJtjV: Oct., '-'Oc, .Nev., c.
Perk Sept., $) .Tfl'J M ; Oct., f i 3! ; .Nev , J 1',
l.aid !unt.,i-.'7; Oct , ih , .Ner., .J.
CLOH1NO.
Wheat bepl., Hia ; OcCrijCi -Nev., NVKc
Slay, 'Jktiic
Coin nept. Vifi I3JJ ; Oct , tic; .Nev, I.V
-May teJic
Oiitic Sept., 2l4c j Oct ,'.'li4c: May. aSJc.
Perk Sept., S n) ; Oct , Ji s;i ; Nev , .. ei.
Luid-bept., t-1 W)i ; Oct., 17)j ; .Nev., H, li '4
Ctve .StucX I'rlccM.
CiucAoe Cattle ItccclptM, s,K head; ship
lneiits, J.Tue head: iiiuiket slew, lDQllc low vi ;
Hlilnpiii(jMteein, l,UQ,W lis, 5 MQ5 Hi; l.juuQ
1.J50 B,s.,il UOQ-V It); tOUQl, .-Ol) n,8 fl 30Q5 00;
DleckeiH and Redc-is, JJ704JJUO; cows, liullsund
iiitxed,t2 0u(ilim j 'lV-xans, ISftjie. lewci, ii 70
fli'.U; Western milkers lOSISe lewci ; iiiiIIvl-h
uud hiilf-brcc-ds, l-.MQ5U); ie9,tJli)0l win
tun d Texuiid, 1.1 7 of I .11.
He3 Uccelpts, !i,000 head ; slilpinentH, l,9eO ;
market htreiiK and 5c. hlnhei . rei.s'huud inlxc-d.
HJgl30; packing und shipping. JlJJaiW:
Unlit, 1 lugltiu; bklps at f.1 iK3J w.
Sheep KeLclplK, 3eij huad j MhlpmcntB, J11O
head; slew ; native), ti eufll no ; 'lexaiis.
iitMQiW; Jaiiiilw, fl lOJJJ 5U.
East LiannTV Cuttle dull; iccclptH. w
head; alilpinunts, 2 Jill.
HeKSllim; lurelptK. IM , slilpiueiitB, LJne!
Philadelphia, tl 7UQi 73; eikeis,t 5001 7u.
bhtep -Mnikut bid unit prlicri 2Vc etl fiem lust
neck; iccclptH, S,K) head; slnpiueiita. 7,ieu
head.
.New erk block SlarUcl.
Nkw Yerk, Aug 19 Wall stieet, 1.J0 p. in.
Meney ut -.' per cent. Kxchanue steady ;
Government strong mid hlghui. C'urreney tl's,
Coup., tVi,( bid j IK'", cle, f UJ bid ; Ve, l'.-."i
bid.
'ihe stock nmiket opened strent', and with
the exception of I), h. A V. and Union l'utltle,
vi hlch vv eie weak en some larjju eirerlngs, prices
iidvuuccd i tei poi cent. In the first hulf heui
but at the llrst call the vv hcile list declined i te
)i percent. TewaiJ midday there was a better
tCL-lliig and en seme demand fei the specula,
lives the whole uiuiket began te advance At
the tlme of willing pi lies me Hint and V, te 1
percent, above the lowest tlguu-i.
1 l-.M. Jl-.M.
Wostem Union iiii'H .. .
Adams Kijneu.s
American Kxpiess
U.S. Kxpies9
Wells, l-'urge & Ce
C. 0. I. C
C. C. C. 1
New Yerk Central KiJi ....
New JoreoyC'entr.U I'A? ....
Illinois Ceutrul Kxprcss..,.. H4
Ohie Central
Michigan Central,
Northern l'uclile
" Pivferred ,
Control Pacific
Union l'uclile
Missouri l'acllle
Texbs Puctrie. ,
New Yerk hlovuled ,
Metropolitan ,.,.,,,
2lf
t04?
37J?
6U
IU
lt-
iititDs r,vi. a ii:v
Manhattan
All, A Icnts Haute
I'lifiued
Canada Southern
Canada Pacini .
c lili-auu A Vilim
Ltn-s A. Ohie
0. Allild
Del., 1..H- A West
Hcnvi-r
i:tlu
" 1'iclcrieil
llannlliiU A HI. Je
" I'telutii-d
KatunsA le.xa
I.iiKe shnii)
1, K AW
1Vs'lleA .Nmlivlllu
MetlUA l.i:,u ,
Netlliivual
I
1UJ .
lltl"
n;
' I'li-lciied
Ontario A Undent
OHIO A .Mlssls8lpil
" I'leluni-d
Pac-lllr M ill v
(julLksllvi-r
' Piulurti-cl
Hemline 1.
Ileclc I atnticl
ban t'liuiLlace
" t'lelcrii-d
Omnliii
" l'lelened
St. Paul
" I'lelened
Nanh A Clint
M , l,.,H. A W
WuIjihIi
" I'leierred
C, II A (J
HnchCKtci A I'ltlnbillg
I'd. A r.vmia
Mull I telia
Oit-Hen A Nav ,
O rc-irim Tiuiihce
I'nlluiiiti 1'iiliicu Car
etsiioie . .
aeH
H7
li)J4
lavj
iVl
htecK Market.
Quotations by ltevd, McUiaun A Ce , llutikciH,
Lancusler. l'a.
11 A. M
i:h.
3 p. in.
Michigan Central
New ierk Central
New Ji-iNey Control
Ohie Central
Del , Liiek.A Western...
Denver A HloUrunde ..
Krle
Kansas A, 'lexas
1"J
ID
, '
iu:
'3
Hi
n
m
iiV
11
5,1;
"'A
10
HK
I .uke Shere.
7 IK
Chicago AN. W common. Ki
N. N. Out. A Wmtern
II
HI. Paul AOmahii
Piicltlc -Mall
Iteclnwter A Pittsburg
Ht. Paul
Texas Pacific
Union l'uclile
Wabash (,'em 111011 ... .
l.i
!!
i?
Wiihinh Pi c mrrt'd
Western Union Telegraph..
Louisville A Naxhvltie
N. Chi. A St 1.
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh .Navigation
Pennsylvania
Heading
P. T A llullale
Northern Pacltlc Comuieri
Nnithuiii l'uclile Piel
llestouvllle
Philadelphia A Ktlu
Noithein Central
Central 'lransp
Canada Southern
en
People's Passenger
Wt ntshoie ... ...
( el Ceal ...
Northern I'm lllc . .
Missouri Pile llle
i.V'
ll'S
I
Mil '
MM
as
II
I
.'I
11 5-1".
I
21
VI
ssj m
.ISW
I' IK
'il
41
!-
Vi
liH
41
1 i
POLITICAL.
Di-iiieiratir Ciiiilil 'Ilikit.
7iVrerefcr
.ION VS L blAI Klh.Il, Lust Kuli.
County tytAicitur.
JOHN I. 51 VLONK, City
Vneii Intjiectnt t.
(.KO II (lO.NDhlt, stiashutg lloieugh.
( (. AM MON, hpliruta.
Director n l'tjer
( . II III N.NIN(.KIt (J je-iirs), llieckiieik
s II Itl.isl Mi 111-), l.a-t ll.-inplleld
JOHN TLVV AUT(jye-aiB), Last Heiiiptli-M
Jury f 'iinrtiitfie.ii'-r
1 C DII. l.Kl:. I ail
,7;i AiirhiiTisi:.vi.. 7.
1AKINl
l'ewnr.i!.
ROYAL
BAKING '
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
Tills ponder never varies,
strength uud uholesen
A marvel et puilty,
iiurv
sold in competition with thu multllude et low
test, sheit we Igtit, uluin 01 photidiate liewden.
tvltt only in cunt IteVAL Hakimi I'nn timi Ce.,
IU. Wall bluet. New lerK. mayii-lldAw
Ri:mevi: am. i.kka.m: spots and
Stains and have sweet gal me nls with MIL
I.hK's HOIi.W se.V-P.
ttappy Tiiei'tiHT and iu:hi:cca
A 1. 'J etitic ces only te tier plug, at
HAItrMA.Vb
M.LI.OW HtO.NT
CI OAK
hTOUK.
Wash i.ini:n i.axvns with mii,
l.Lll's IIOltAX soap and piuvnit the
enleii I10111 helng ilnstrejcd.
c,m: i:n uTriilN'fHbTiAX soaps
O tn the market te-dav .Nene worthy of the
name out Mll.I.KK'S.
Nl
OTIUXtJ
HUT I'L'lli: WIIITi: AM)
Line 11 hy lining MILLKKb
iiiui-7 Mint
Heiilthv
ISOItOX bOAP.
rAXTi:n- a
SITUATION IX A
I V hole I
laiuiiv
u!5il
lining room 01 11 until piivutc
APP1A AT THIS OFFICE.
NOTiei:.
I have taken thu basoiiienl of tlu-IWcsU 111
Muikct Heiii-u while I will keep constantly 011
hand, Fruits, Vegetables, Hsli, Ojstcis and
Ceuntiy Pioduce.
It L II. MA LU.
rplli: MANSION.
THE "MANSION,"
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
The Leading and longest Hetel. Finely leta
ted, elegantly lurnisiRii 111111 iiucruiiy liuinngeei
l.ll'Clll.
luents.
hells, lluhts. and all
meduli liuiuevv-
(joed 01 (.lies till.
OHA3.
McGLADB,
I'roprleter.
Jy7 2md
OAltUAlNS.
Hirsli Brether
Nevei ellLtcd as gieat liaigsfns as they de new
In biiliuiiel Uoedsol c-v t-ij elcscilptleii, InUud
lllg Light and MediLm Weight Suits,
UNDERWEAR,
Neckwear and Hosiery,
FLANNEL SHlllTS IN AM. C'OLOHs,
Fine White and Colored Shirts,
TltUNKS, VALISES, UMUll ELLAS, Ac.
We have ulse greallv induced the prices of our
Light and Medium Weight lu our Merchant
Talleilng Depuitmeut. It will pay j oil te buy
et us new, even If you aie net lu uvea of thu
goods this season, and ill e obliged te cany Ilium
evei until next spilng, for you save lelly ono eno one
thlidor thopilceoii every uitlcle.
We make tuts saciltlce lu elder te make loom
lei 0111 Fall and Wliitci Stock, which will be the
laigest mid lies! usseiliucul el any thill weiu
ever nileied In Lancaster
N II. V uaie new leady w 1th a full line of
SCHOOL SUITS
At miuvoleusl low prices, lonie and sce them.
HIRSE&MOTEEBi'S
ONE-I'IUCE CLOTHING 1I0DSE,
COKNEUOFNOIITHQUEENSTKEETANI)
CKNTltE btiUAKK,
LANCASTER I'ENN'A.
A . If A I) I lltTISI. U'.VT.I.
OHK Til N
iu CKI s OP Mil.
-II l -Mini il In I h,,
il Ll.lt s Itult
cu-ti I vi 1 1111 k
1)1 HI.IC s,i; e hoi s HOMi M)
hlli In 11 1 111 ul tun lit Nn III Nni 1 h (in 11
lrci I en 1 lid ty liintiiliig at 1 oileik, 1 1 iil-t
I11H nl Hi d-triiil. uud It, ddl 11;, Hut It 11 k, lubli -,
t h ills, VV u.lMtiiud-, IIiumih-., 1 ti ,iti ul'i -hi
"I KOIUf i: II i:N N I1TT PKAlTfcAIi
I I Pl.t MIIKIt, sKM AND (.AS H I'l hit
Alletdels ptempllv iitlendid te Mitl-liu Hull
guiiinutei d VV eik ilene ut leiiMnimlile lultis.
NO If. NOIllll (Jl I.KN SIIILLI.
Jtiiici; Jind l.iim.mtn, 'a.
AA. J313.
(Ne Matilii'ini Itellci' Fleur.
'I lie Ul iKtllllt 'Iho Ills).
liujJIyM.WAS 1:
WANTP.D-A liOtlll (.1111,
(liHid Washer, holier nod It
Ml ST 111;
llaki 1 . mlddli
nutd Hemnii ptefi riid. Aildti-,
MKS. A. KVIOV riMI.II,
all .'I I h.;s Paradise, I.iincastii ( eiintj, Pa
JJIANU TCNIXr..
It 1 t II ASK. iif I'lill.idi.li, lid,, ullt nttiiiil li
enli-rH let lltMl c Ihhh piano tuning li It at .Ne 1SJ
LAS1 KI.Nd bl IILKI-. 01 htevein lletic Musle
blen-, until later notice
uug-JwM,'l li,H
-puoi'esAi.s wihi, hi: Hi:ci:fvi:i) hy
-,, llii'iinile-tlgned H)iii7oLleck,p tn .SEP
'IKMIIhlt I, ltuss, inr l.-n TeiiK, meru 01 less, et
Lvkens alley ami llultliuetu Cemtmiiy Kgg
Ceil, inlxc-d, le htallein Hiitn-e, and 1 en Tens,
moreer less, of lintel Nut Ceil, le )0 ele-llvend
ill tint t Uy Olllces, dining the coining vilnti-r.nt
sue h Hints and In such iiuiititltles us olden d.
l'liiiiesnlH te he add 1 id i'U "Piepcrtv Commit
tec' at Miier's(llIce
I) I. LO.Nt..
( halimun Ciiuiiiiltti e
Jaceii VI Ciiillvs, Clerk. augV-stdW As
"TM. M. OKAY! - -- -
COMMISSION BROKER
IN Oil UN, SlOChs. llON'DH VNI) Pl.tlti)
I.CU.M.
PllAC.Tle.SAL IOTS A SI'tCHlTV.
LbllLKMAN'S LAW IH'ILDINO,
Neis. tltttid PiNeitli Diil.e, -t , Lain imti 1, Pi.
e-Ceiinei li it by pilvate vein- with nil the
nluelpnl exchanges nugs-tld
Li:v.
,N'S l'l.OUlC
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Khginl Ulead. Fei sale by (.litii'a
gericially.
Levnn & Beas, MorclmutMillers,
Olllce: 17NOK1H I'Ul.NCEbl'. uprt7Xuiil
IL
e'v 'ie iii:ce.Mi: MKACTiri'i.
-1 -K
PALM OIL SOAP,
'I Ii.
(lull
lie .1 soap te tiuilcc a (tear eeunple ten
lre 11 liar, or two liais lei iic lei sale ul
C0C1LKANS I)ItU(J STOIIK,
Vn 117 and lu.Vmtli Oui-cn sttce t.
lDCCATIONAI,.
U COLI.BJi: OF C03IMKKCK.
OHlCh-N. lit! CIILblNt I ST, PHIL
A Leading be henl el liUilui-ssScit 111 mi Oce 11
plestwe, ceiuunodleus hnllellngs (Ipell all the
ycat. btnelents ma) ceiumeuee. at any time
A lactilt) of l'l IniUuctiilH uud li etuiers. bupe
rter fuellltlcs for triliilug young men and
women In the I erin-., Customs unit Pisetlccseit
( iinent Ilusluess 1'ie.ccdure, lend tint the siie
eessful conduit of private and puliili ullalc
uiiel ter lllu.trate d 1 lie etitis
jjclinwAliiid 'IHOs J, PltlChLl T, Prln.
K" i:.ii"i:sTTi: at rriu.ic si.i:.
On 1LLM) 1, -H'lKMIIKIl I, s,s, at ;
e'e tin k p 111, at tlii ( oepi 1 lleue 1 will eilli r
at ptllilfc sale the iretiertv Ne 7Vi Maner site e I,
teuslklliiK'if a Te--tnry lllllch 1VV hl.I.l N(,
11(11 "L, 31 l.y :!J fn t, ami let of gi 011 ml, 11 en ting
110 fut en Munei ntice-t b) .Vlte l.ntajetli ami
lnP, along Lufu.ve tte stre e t, 11101 e-eir ie sk Iu the
re 11 r el the !wi!l!ng ! 11 !iclntut uud we II of
wiitei also, 11 wali kite lu n. weed miel e eal
heiice, a ciirpenler shop 11 ml ihlcke-n heue 'i he
liulleltugs ate- ceiiitniiatiety mw, and liiiflt of
the hest miitertiil 'I lierelsau uhiiudaiici! or 1 x
c..lent fruit, such as tipple, pe-ars, pe ae lies,
1 he rrle-s and griM vines 011 the premUe-w 11m
tele-let will 1m-elle-red e paratelv , 10 hy i'lltct
Pm.inislen glen Oitnlit-r l, lssA
I he pie p rtv run lie-liiHpeeted until the duv el
sste , w lu u utte uilunre- will lie give n hv
I) V.NIKL ItlK) VI)--
II S,rIirl , ,, , uilglS-6tlu,VV,'-,U
AJDL'NT SI. MAKi M'l)I,MX,i:
Mount St. Mary's College,
EMM1TSBURO, MD.
lids liixtltuHen inntlnui'S te gl
:le that thur
eugh Clii4-liul unel Miithe-matlcal Ldiiiutleu ler
whlihlthisleiigliii-ncilelinit.il A Ceimmei
elal Cejiir-,1, otitleual te the students, Is con
ducte-d liv .imp le-nt jirofe-sser-.
-Itiiatiillii a vny hi ullhy letallly ut the tool
of the llluu Itidge Meiuntuliis, and tar uwnv
tietn thu ilut tactiens unel eluugersel a iltv, ttai-.
celle-ge- elliis peiiillat advantages testudiutx,
-ind for Cutalegue te
1'IIESIDE.NT MT. ST MARY S COLLEGE,
JuliWiiidM W S LVIMIlbllLUe. MD
c
NNsT 'ITi:il V()I.KSIi:sT.
SIXTH ANNUAL
Cannstatter Velksfest,
I MZI. IIIE 11 IUMI 1IIL
Cannstatter Vel k .ills t Vi'ieiti,
Ol I.ANI -l LI!.
MONDAY, AUGUST 24th, 1885,
n ri.i i. -s ii in.
(. LK VI VII It.VCl IOV The tlisteellllun will
hue liiheiiitil de cemtc el, unel nil sorisefu.illon.il
guuies ten men and clilldieu w 111 takephiie.
All Kinds of ICelieshmiuts ate tirev ldid fm
uud r,me pottleu-e el bVtLH Mi. VI 1 have
been euliieel
Ail mission,
Cents.
Omiilhusci will liave Last King
ml
Noun cin in sire cis niiiing ine emtie el iv
augl'J JtdWAS
TOHN S. UIVI.IIK. (J KO. 1'. It ATI! VON.
BARGAINS I
LADIES' ALL-WOOL
CLOTH SUITINGS
'j
IN' ALL Till.
DESIRABLE FALL SHADES.
ONLY 45 CENTS.
NEVLH SOLI) 1011 L1..-S 1IIAN 7' CLNlb.
JotaS.GMer&Ce.,
NO. 26 BAST KING STREET,
LANCASTKIt. PA.
s
A1NT-KA I'HAKL WINK.
INFORMATION.
The SalnMtaphael Wine h9 a delirious flaveur
and Is drunk m the principal cities of Uussm'
Hermans', North and beuth America, uieat
Jlrltuln, lndlii, and se en. The quantity exported
aunuully is Biuucieni pioei 01 n,s biuuiiiiv nun
staying powers, while ler the real connoisseur
tbuie is no wine thut can be teiislduied its
superior. . ,, ,. ., .
i-l'hoSttlnl.ltHpliaelWIne Company, Valente,
Department el the Uiemu (france.)
-"-.-. . ... . ..... -. .. .........i ..
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
ns-ua
Ne. 1 EAST KINO BTUKKT.
mlilS PAl'lUt IS 1'KINTKD
WITU
J. K. WEIGHT & CO.S
INK.
FairmeaDt Ink Werl?, 2Clh and i'caD'a. Avenue
imC-ljra
l'UILADKLrUIA, FA,
.v ii- Aiiri:HTitii.jii:.7n,
rinmrr cxcki'tien, Tin:
..'. .. .'.' ' "" '" On- town, two let V, ul
in:sr
11 vi.i m s 1 t I I evv I- HUNT
sleltK
ClOAIt
MMir. I INI VI KNOWN
A Liiiindrv mid II.1II1 i.uiimi.
HOItAX SOAP. ' '
iitit Tii.i:r,
-Is Ml I. LI. Us
pi..Mi:Miti:itTin:ei.i).siANi)Am).
UOII ltl.lt SWi 1.1) ( Hl.ltlli IOMC
Vel VVe-ikni-xa, (.I'lieml Hiliility, Dv-ni-iniu.
S111111111 1 cempliitnt.i le ',i.
ItOllllCI.'RI.iytJOHsiOltK,
upt'.Mlvdlt Ne .:(.eiitli-s,,,,u,..
rr
'in: ONLY
AKTici.n a"svi:hin(.
all tillttie'.e-s e-ve e nlln
sceuilng Is MIL
l.l.lts IIOltAX SOAP.
T3.ltTli:.S WISIIINU ,lt)l i.OTS OK
J SK(I Alts snlil cm eloieliv seinlliiL' file cnu
and "iimiile
uul'i lwd
s. M I
-tin I,
LI". KOI) VI
Philadelphia
l Is Slllliltie-t
I- ixcmers and Ki:rur.siiiNii ion
J Iho bath I iieiiuiileil Ic.r laiiiidiy uud
kitchen Is Ml LLLIPS IIOltAX bOAP.
"VTOTICi:.
1 I mil tin- in w building shall be finished
en the site of h it-ele-iir k llilnitiiei s old lively
elllte, hlselllee will lie 1 11 Sn t ten's. Icwdrv -ten-,
NO ll'JNOUIII (M'hKN hi III. HP.
alTlwdlt Htl.'liK IHIIMMLK, l.lveiviitnii.
Ni:sti.i:s MiiTiT roen. nQiirs
Wheat Papemi, Hulibell 1 Whiat, liuie
llal (.1.11111 in, vlelllirsFiMidaniUeudi-iwedMIII..
Attv el llimii leiim a uiitiltluus diet tin liilntils
and liialld
Hb'IH.KY'S Dill (iSIOKL.
Ne 21 West Klngbticd.
niiiK i.auei:st, hi;st "ami jFest
X cempletn assortment or Phi) Ing Caids In
thei Hy from. 1 cents per pack up at
HAKIMAN'S iKl.l,OW FUONTCIUAF.
B10UL'.
-TTHIIST-CI.A.SS HOAUDINO.
13 Together with the choice el looms en Hut
llrst en second lloer. btirpassed by 110110 In the
city. Call en or address,
NO 402 NO 111 II tJb'LLN Vf.
'table be udc.rs accommodated. uetld
A n ahticY.'i: As"riii:i: iiTem adci.-
a. - te-nitlen ss new I die 11 snow Is MILLKUs
IIOltAX SOAP.
KIDM'.Y TIUirHLKS. IION'T DOSK
let Itliluey allectlens 1 m- x tot iiii 1 1 j one
lien mi s ( 11 pi fin- I'liteu. I'liisti 1 evei tin kid
Madi: ok ur.riNi:i en.s, tai,.
low mill Laid, ami gimiaiitr e-d te liuve- no
(Hi ll, Is ill I.I.I. i: h IIOltAX w.tr
HAHK ! HAIIK ' '
OK LOW l'KK Ls
TIS Tin; M.WS
hl IlleefetiV ; tt Scillepe il Ciui ke 1 -iV
I p ilk I eiitstuich. J.V. , 4 li.s. l'l line-., i's
(.iiuiuliite d sugui, ji Nle ii lliewti biigiit, V
1. 111 lull stauli,'" leh pliem- cenneitlnii
CLAIthLb 1K.A blOltK,
M We-st MngSlrii-t.
T?01i; IS MAKING
JLL
CABINET PHOTOOHAPHM
AT WJ (M) A DOZKH,
at no. lm, Ne in 11 yuKKN suthhi,
Jaiillitld Lancjiste-r, l'a.
XJOTIC'Ii HAMNd l'l ItUIASKD
etici: ha i(.
JL'
JL large- stex k el Wcmli-ns at the late- kheilll -
-ale, ut very low prl;e s, 1 will make them up In
ultx, I'atitaloeie. et Ovineut- at veiy low
pitces All parson-, hiving pun hii-ed mute Hal
1. in have them 111111I11 ui and tiluimid tn Hist
class stjle at uioilelate pities A peiii-it (It
guuraute ed
A II. ltOSI'..NSlKIN,
uiil-6uidlt 117 Neith Uueen stieeC
rpe
JL en
MA NT
I'M'TI'ltnilS Ol' I INT.
Mtb
W.
have' J list ice ul vi d a laige tun
I INL IIAV VN A HI LLKs
wlillb, tin'.tlll'I with mil IIK1 H A V.N V SI .l
VV ll Vt'l'l'.ltbaud 1.11 I I L HI 1 ( II, etl. 1 1.1
sell In snt h i until ILli . us nmj lie ile-lle d, at i
medi I .tte irie e s
LI.W Isv .v m ,(t ( ,,
(eiinii Duke and Clll-stllllt blue Is.
neg', JindVV
w-
II.1JAMHON dt FOsTKK.
Once Missed
IS LOST FOREVER.
Ih 11 inrU
4 ut titm
elti II '1 tn
HppM ublt teuuaiil u- tt tin pit j
it liitt'n-1-. ou in tin ui.iH.M milt
iiei ut KttL; dii- In
CLOTHING
-Milt-
len, Beys and Children,
ODII C01TS. ODD ESTS. OPIl l'XTS
M-e -uit-i 1h.1t wi 11 nun kid at pe ilal 1'ih cs
iluilng the lltiginii Wi'k.aud wen nut snld,
will ti main ut tin
Sacrificing Prices.
lit m is 0111 oppeitunllv
( MiW llMUltH hV
isiit mlimr a Httlu. And weeheuld niin ihn mi
tlK
hv iK'tiltctlng teiHjlifv jeu el thu tijipuitunlly
nlft-Itd.
'Hit' Jt 11c tins tut mi u. til u-, it at In
G-ENT'S OTDERAVEAll,
NECKWEAR,
iVIiiieaiHl 1'oiTale Sliirl,rniit'.v Uose
and Working Shirts.
STRAW HATS
ATUUKl A1VA1 rillCCs. bOl'l' and S Nil
HAT,l.l.NKNIIATs,.SKEItSrcKKUHAI,
TKAVhLlM, CATS and IIICVCI.L
CAP at Out et Seuseii 1'iiies.
lu addition te the above eiletlngj, who evi
hull dot
(Jent's Genuiiie Frciirh Call" Ilanil
MiuloLew Cut Shoes ler !?:i,50.
1 hey uiu le lie hud In out MIOK DK1'
MC.NT lu mule tbiiti uiu 01 twestjles.
AIIT
LLIAM80N
& FOSTER,
32, 34, 36, and 38 East King St.,
LAN CASTE K. l'A.
HVlTt'IIiCV, t'.;
VyATUIIKS, Or.OUKS AND JKWKI.ItV.
GREAT REDUCTION,'
IN 1'KICKS OK WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JEWKLltV.ttt
LODIS WEBE1VS, Ne. 159 1-2 North Queen Street,
Opposlte City Hetel, near l'a. It. It. Depot.
Ceriect tlme at neon dally from Washington,
I). C. Watches and Clocks icpaltcd, regulated
aududjuslcd.
Jyjl-lya
s
:nu 1 a 1.
II Mil. MNv
Special Bargains for This Week
M lllh:
MW YOEJC STORE.
One HiiiulKil He, eu
AU-Lincn Memic Towels,
iji.i eui h w 01 ih : '1
I wi ntv -II vi Hi le- Hiitnl I 00111
GERMAM TABLE LIIEM
j;ii , w .11 tli vk n j ird
O.NL C -K 11 LI. V 11)111
RED DAMASK TABLING,
''c. 11 jiud, uuul pi lei, 1?1 r
DMIUSK H.LI -11
Heney Comb Quilts,
h , iuii. illy -iilil ut
en
I use Liilgi LANC Vs . U el n
only
SiUc nn i
Opein-d tediiv. u Ne-w l.lneel I) VltK (.HOU.NM)
n 'l l.NLs In New Mvlemit Lew l'thes
WATT, SHAND & CO.,
L VNt S1I 11, PA
A1AHT1N iV CO.
j."
Eemnant Sale.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Wi have pliiie d mi en the Iti.MN VNI ( el N
ILItalltlie 'Mils ami I nils el imuil that have
ace umtllilte el elillllig Hie pt.t -a iiseit itltcl lit s
se lllng tin-in at a (,ie fit Ke eliiritnii 1 tie, Item
nant- len-isl nt
Remnaut Muslins,
Remnant Prints,
Remnant Ohambray,
Remnant Di ess Goods,
Remnant Satines,
Remnant Lawns,
Remrant Toweling.
Remnant Ginghams,
Remnant Linens.
Remnant Flannels,
Remnant Cassimeres.
4-Ilv iid.N nn I Lint- wi iiiii-iwhil ii uiiilus
el the Htm h in lut- et twm i thiie e fa kind and
COII-.I-I- el
Corsets, Hosiery,
Gloves, Gossamers,
Handkerchiefs, Napkins.
Towels, Parasols,
Neckwear, &c , &c, &c.
Cor. West Kin;; and I'lince Sis.
LANCA-sIHS. l'A
J-VIt SALK Ult Jtj:T.
Fer hi:nt.
1 hi cu Law Olllces ut Ne I. NO It! II III lv K
brilEbr; and a bitsuicut .'u tut long, supplied
with watet and hiut
uiurJ-tld II HltMi hnlll KM A.N.
IjlOIt SAM: SKATIM. KIMv 'I (OL
- uinblii, l'a, with all Its Mvtuii-i, -ti am
Heuti-i uud .M' pali of Hi uli 'kalis, geed as
new VV 111 (.ell en u-i til in-ami ;il a liargalu.
l'os.ellli u uddri--',
- I.n NO 41-1,
juiyieuiuu
(.eliimlili, l'a
"OUHI.lC.SAI.i:
Ol' cow s (). hATl K-
A liAV.ACl.Us
1 J.'. l-Vi. will tit nlel ut null
lie --ale, ut tin-Mile uud ixrhangi Hlatiles et thu
iiiideii-lgni-d, in the Ullage i.f Mitle-rsvllle,
Mauei tow m-hii, 1 iiiuiisti i (iiitntv , l'a,, the fed
lowing live- stm k, in wtt .u 11 h Vl OF AI.Hl.lt
MA AM) IIIIKIIAM COWS, i-etini an- flc-ah
and some t-iuluge i 1 in- tnek I- selected by
the undiiKigni d, and I- out et -i nn- ul tin best
hi rds In Marluud, a plum w hti h s nntid ten
geed tiillki ts and wi-llluid ftei k Ml nteck:
must hi as it-ptesi nte-d nt in, Kile l'uichistjrs
buing at this miIi will have Unit t.nl. eliliv
en d, li net evit IU intlis. unlit i-I dDdajs
will be glvin.
hale teciiiiiineiiri at le clock p In, w hen at
tendance will be glvc-n bj
UAltll ( . LIMN Lit
SAMt'EL lli-ss, Auel
II. h. JlVEtis. I Icik I.iuglaMilSiJirHAl
llJASSItAJSC.
H
T-IUHitMAUTlN.
Queensware
GHINAHALL
New Open, it I aige uiu tj el Che up
TABLE GLASSWARE.
Alse, a Ne w 1 lue el
BROWN STEW PANS,
MIXING BOWLS,
JELLY POTS, &e
B- 1'
ILI .ll I.OH'sjt
DOST
1AII. TO
Hllll.
si-.i: iiihsi-; (.oeds
rUKLIIA-iliil..
he-
High 3d Martin,
NO. 16 EAST KINO. STREET,
LANCASTLK, FA
V.WEHTAHIMI.
TTNDEKTAKINa.
f2"L.Iv:.R0TE
UNDERTAKER,
Cor. Seuth Queen ami Vine Streets,
l.iM'ABrun, Fa.
I'oisenitl attention given teiill enteis lively
thing In thu Uuderlalilng line tuiiilslied
Having si cm ed the get vice get a tlrwt class ihc-J
chuitle, 1 uiu piep tied te de ul) kinds ul L'pliel.
Bteilng ut veiy ineilerutu pile us. All kinds el
Furnltuie Uplielsteted. tilvu inn a i all.
L. R. ROTE.
tanlO-lld
Weukinumkn inti:ui:sti;i)- m
ull ethciii, lead -the Weiklugiiien's Fell
Hen te the president, and give veur liillueitiu
and liilug uheiit butter times, then vnu cuit
buy your Working Funis, bhlru, Ovenilln,
I inlerwear, lln,lei and Notions, and liavu ihv
geed old tlmea vvc once had. And call at
HF.MtV Hf.CH'lOLD,
N'e.uJ NeitU Liuceu bluet.
9B1U el the Dig btegUliik'.
J. ll Martin if Ce.,