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fceCMter Correape4Mo of litrxLLiiKwcm.
' CfiMJMlUA, Ateff.i Jtl, The dun that lias
V ,bft agitating Ul Inhabitant of Wtshlngten
ififiorewgli for the pant two weeks tfht of B.
JLyFmtk Bayler, charged with crlminStjntl-
! ll mas with Mrs, Jacob Wert, en cemplHnt
.' hpVet the Mrtrleved huabnnd. wait settled last
A!VMiirur at the hearitw before Bauire Fmnk.
fort Interested ipnrtkw with tlielr witnesses
.were all present at the office or thosqulre and
all the testimony, having any bearing en the
, $F,cae, was heard, Frem the testimony It ap
,',Kt?5:'Piatled that Jacob Vertr, the husband, ar
.,.' teM Tired home en the afternoon of Tuesday.
fArut 11th, and found Bayler at his beuse
f "?f eempaey with his wife. lie at once aus-
',?' tl rimlnal relation between the two
4 -. vmy"" 8yiorfescaped.;from the house followed
.s" .jt . - .. :r .
" ')V a ptatel Shet from the hands of Mr. Wertz.
V' Mvm1? ntitAT wlinMuuw worn linnrrl lull.
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vMBumeny ur nei nave any uunr-
iag-f-wt the' case, k The' defense
was a
Bayler
i -fu gfwal denial of all Uie cbarga
& t .wa In the habit of vteltlnc Mrs. werw, but
5 'm tfcewlfe and Bayler are tint ceuslns,lt was
it r stations te visit each ether. The prese-
8Uealterly failed te substantiate any
raM nf a nrlmtnnl Inllitiitntf nvlKllntf Im.
btweantleceuDle,and the snulre dismissed
' '."I.Umi naaa and Havier wax sent from thn nlllra
wvi ' . -r- :
lih'l ' vinawaiea man.
vti iflh An iniaars Arm urexen.
Jjast evening-an eiKlitoen-montlig-old son
or 'Jacob Jlendoreon, residing en Seuth Lo
cust street, was being taken out for a rlde in
ts carriage. Becoming restless the llttle
lldcanght held of one of the wheels of the
&S& IV CMC'1' Bnd as the person pushing the coach
, ,:' &f ft .was net loeklnir in that direction, was nulled
t::iiiS QjS-sX'I from the carriaire te the navemenU The child
r?iw fel1 heavlly en the bricks that its right
arm was broken near the wrist. The attend
'Ing family physician was called in and re
duced we iraciure,
Personal and Secial.
Miss Bertie Ottey, who has been vNltlug
relatives In Chester county for the past two
months, has returned home.
Miss Emily Meyer, or Lebanon, who has
been visiting in Columbia for the pest few
weeks, returned te her-home te day.
The Ironvllle Rundav school held tin nn.
nualplcnle nt Kelse's weeds yesterday. A
very large crowd was present and a pleasant
day was spent by all.
The Iren Meulders' Union will held thelr
third grand picnic in HoIse'h weeds en H.it
urday, August 22. . The Columbia band v ill
be in attendance during the evening. Sam
uel Campbell will rnn a hack te and lretn the
weeds for the accommodation or theso who
vj.wlsh te attend the picnic in the evening.
f A dancing picnic will be held InSherk's
, grove te-morrow evening by parties from
Newtown. Wolfs orchestra will rurnlsh the
music.
Bate Itall New.
The Christiana base ball club will make lbt
first appearance in Columbia en Saturday af
ternoon, when they wilt play a game or ball
with the Columbia club.
The town club succeeded in defeating the
Iauntless club, erMt Jey, last Tuesday, aud
new feel anxious te give the champion aina
tuer club of Lancaster county a trial. The
want of practice is the only drawback te the
success of our home nine, and this Is the
main cause or thelr defeat. The only time
the members or the club de any playing
tegether is the preliminary nractlce lust ln.
fore a match game commences. The material
of the club Is era geed quallty.but they want
practice. The dillculty with gettlng the
members together Is that tour or the club are
net residents or town and only ceme te
town when a game is te be played. On ac
count or the Increased expense attendant en
the bringing el the Christiana club te town
Ute management are compelled te islse the
price el admission te 15 cents ter te-morrow '
game.
Town etes.
A very large crowd was in altcudance at
the rink lest night and all present onjeyod
the ploesuro or roller skating very much.
The rink will be open again en Saturday
night and in all probability a large number
orpersens from Yerk will de present.
Kngine Ne. (lJ,er the Pennsylvania rail
reed, has been placed in the shop Jorre-
ii0Heasen for liass fishlntr is new nt lis
nest. Planing parues can no seen going en
the river every day and returniug liome in
the evening with a geed number of bass as
the result or thelr day's sport. Yesterday
.afternoon thirty-two or these fish wero
caught by ene party and another party suc
ceeded in landing fourteen of the same kind.
Workmen are busily engaged in putting
the boiler te be used in the olectriu light
plant, In position in the building In the rear
or ine maricei neuse, termeriy useu as a car:
riage shop, which has been purchased by the
company for the use of their machinery.
Fart of the engine has already nrrlved and
tbe balance will be In town te morrow
whero it will also be put in position.
BTOri'lSl AN VHLAWrUL I'll ACTIVE.
Clear Manufacturers JJfayNet I'urihase Stamps
of or for One Anether.
Collector MacGonlgle recently wrete te the
Internal revenue department for instructions
in cases where ene cigar manufacturer
purchases stamps and dlsposes of the same
te another manufacturer. This practice, by
ceufusing two accounts has been the cause of
serious embarrassment te the management of
the local internal revonue olllce which has
about 1,000 factories within its Jurisdiction.
Commissioner Miller writes that while the
law governing the supply of cigar stamps
(Sec 3,895 It. S.) does net In terms prohibit
the purchase of stamps by ene cigar manu
facturer for or of another, it was clearly the
vHfcS" ' uuenuen te premnit anytning like a pro pre pro
tMfyjCjniseuous traflle in theso stamps. ColJeo-
.rf-ar..! tira ant Inatmintnil that wlian n mnm.r..A
turer's stamp account docs net show a pur
chase ftrem the collector) or stain ns nerma.
,wKiInaingwitii ins returns or products and
.'i'As.i'St i sales, an immediate investifrnflnn nmat im
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,,iY;ttaae te ascertain the cause ortheuenclency.
I1HTV m ui mw vwuwmuimj, fjai il.Uflia ui IUU
J,'i-il(iCTVO u lUBuuuuuu" ru kivuu in mil ; " It
V ' &&i'm oviueni mat u cigar stamps may pass from
CiC ftWiKJ,ntl e hand, collectors may be kept at
rAikfh2tWorksntlnueualy makliiKfuicliinveBtlinu
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.TXTTSfyySWms (as the ioregeing.)Thfs efllce
ce uas
'gulatiens that the
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'$MKtmc3uae or l6 stamps by
A'iXvSteturer or or te another i
' '&ISyi J llAeniA.1 tn Im fllnirfil and wll
' ene cigar nian-
manufantnrnr la
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UTWUI9I4 mi tni aitvsiiu nuu ,tii nui UO per-
laiiMxi.
"vYea will netiry the parties who are re ro re
perted te be in the practice of purchasing
stamps for ethers' use, and theso who use
stamps se purchased of ether manufacturers,
that unless the practice Is at ence stepped,
aach measures will be adopted by you as the
lw has provided."
f'jn&& ' "" SfcJ&gHnf HeneUIu Her Iledroeui.
i&w A profound sensatlea In social circles was
aff ,cwied In Atlanta, Ga., en Thursday by the
i& ! "lad ' Mrs, F. Eddleman, w he strangled
iXU..&.. . uaraftir. sue was last aeen aiive at mldnhht.
l W nr.J 1 .. - -I.- . . V c -r
Wedaeadav nleht. when she bade her sons
(6ed Bight. By the light era dimly burning
M jet she took one of the shoals from her bed
'jand tied one end ofittethooutsldoknobot the
1 V 'deer leadinc from her room Inte the hall.
iA After tying it she made it still mero socure
?i& j-bv a number of ulna. The ethor end of tim
.f4iieetwas thrown overHhe deer and sear-
nwgea mat n lacKea several loot 01 teu;iiiug
irunK was ineu
ii' .(. mi nuur m jier room. , a.
'I- ussMceaenenu near ttie'uoer. Mrs, Kddle
Uu .' ,,B Btoert MPn tn8 truhk, and after tying
-r m.m.1 ifPinrmiy arouuuuernecx lumped oil.
te y: ,?.rjra. jj'.aaiemaii was wideiv known nnri
ir V W 1,1lyjrespected. She was the daughter of
rx.tmfaf nwreiifc uiicv'r i'reuiineni Atlanta
t V 'S'V ",ou uige te os er End Tobacco.
' J?KOT111 "term in thelewer end or this
J.CV'flBtllK.Vr Which was noticed in vesteritau'H
!r. 1 (Anaiier. turns out tn Im morn furluin than rmm
vvlatnan Tha.nnlA nftl.. .-. .
-, vVK4a,luwbeen about ihe Unicorn, in Drumore,
-ftVJremfUita point Kte Klng'a Ilrldge, and
, Vfi M t-CnertKUtLel. In these
ftaeelloaataetebMoom; tnrally cut te pieces,
."Mul U amivMiad anmabrtl.n 1 a f -s
i -i&xir .uBiwvutiriu
veMiBtr WejfaaTehearthe amount ulnned
!kk.- f. cZT"
iVWtOeMad aarber, bmed belore Alderman
-t. M Br Vlth vteUIIng tke lVer law, In selling
VVjST j " iwisasw ie miners, appeared
- jthjj cmvncH or e ujrr.
Thursdafi ReHsteni Benrlee- t'reframRM
Well Carried Out N w Arrival, r
Thuratlay Morning Elder XII. IiOng, or
ltohrerstewn, gave a fllble rending ntBOO
o'clock in the prayer meeting tent. It was
largely nttonded nnd was very Instructive.
At 10 o'clock, Klder U. 1'. lloelc, el Harrls-
burg, delivered an excellent discotirse from
HobrevH, vl., ft Ills text was ! 'Things that
accompany salvation." Ills remarks wero
well chosen, mid Wero very well rocelvod by1
bis bearers. Klder Beck Is te bocenipll-
monteden the least of geed things that he
gave te ms nuaience.
He was followed by r.lderAV.TL Coevort,
of Pittsburg, who took exceptions te Elder
lteck'n remarks Inn way that was very no ne
vnrnlv netninentnil nnnn uftnr the nerviCO.
Thurttlay Afternoon. An announced In
Thursday's edition, the service" at lfle
wwef mero than usual Inlerest. It wascor wascer wascor
talnlythe best meeting that has been held
dnrlner Jin minn. nml the Indies doserve tllO
thanks in nil for providing such atreat
These who teii part in the exercises desorve
me mgnen prniM rer tne crcuimuie niaimur
In which they acqtuted themselves. "
The pregramme wavas fellows :
Music Choir.
l'rnycr Kldcr Foeee, .
VnnM Hnlrw Ilia llnvrn.
Uccltntlen "Ten ceiniiandmcti' Herace
t.llWll .
MuMc Choir.
A Litlle Hey's Trnnlile " Otte Nelsen!
"SneThit.l..in Hum All" Mntnle Ilammcl'
.
bauch.
Music Scheel.
Spoceh element "Ktnrtln. ...
Ifecltstlen ' Eld l'snlm." Kdille Ilarnrs.
Morning and Noen " JAztiif Will nnd Jennie
nnllnelicr.
Musle Clielr.
Ued Is Sunn In Kvcrythlng " ltose Nelsen,
speech Jehn Sellhsreer.
ltecltatlen Clias. McCarter.
SIuslc Scheel. , ....
ltecltatlen-" Nobody's Child," tlzzle Will.
ltoclUUIen Miister Bumelfer.
Keelttttlen " The Slalden Mnrt r," Mary
Oelgcr.
Aildrenn 1). XV. Hnnnenr.
Sole and Choir" ilnll Levely Spring," Blanche
MelialK nnd Choir.
Itcnedlctlen.
Tlie So'cleck worship was lareolyeltcnded,
Elder J. 11. Loekweod, of Mlddlotewn,
preached nn Interesting sermon from llemans
v., 10-"l'"erlf, when we wero enemies, we
were reconciled te Oed by the death of his
Ben, much mero being reconciled, we shall
be saved by his Hie." Ills remarks wero
listened te w ith the clesest attention and very
favorably cemmented upon.
Thursday JJvening The prayer tucetlng
at 0 o'clock was conducted by Ura Myers, of
Dlllsburg.
At7i?0 o'clock ElderW. J. Orissinger, or
Lnndlsburg, "Yerk county, preached nn
oleiiuont sermon from Isiinh xxvil., 1.1.
' And it shall ceme te pass," Ac.
Elder Qrisslnirer Is te be coniDllmcnted
upon the nble manner in which he prcsented
his subject te his hcarore.
Notes.
The services te-morrow will be as fellows :
8:30 a. in. A. II. Leng ; 10, J. M. Bpccse ; 3 p.
m. It. I Ityrnes; (I, W. l'ulmer; 7iW), .1. II.
Estcrllne
following are the arrivals for te-day : Mr.
Oeo. Irwin, or Mlddletewn ; Mr. Jehn W.
White, or llarrlsburg ; Miss Kutle Ueattj', or
Harrisburg ; Elder M. At. Koeso, or llnrrls
burg ; Mr. Jlaxtresser, or Mlddlotewn , Mm.
Irwin, or Mlddlotewn; Mr. Frank Stein Stein
hauserand family, of Columbia; Mr. Jehn
Yeuntr. of Harrisburg ; Miss Cesscll,
Miss llheads, Miss ISreneman, Miss Man
nlng nnd Miss Buckwnlter, of Mt. Jey ; Jir.
Isaac Lloyd, of Harrisburg; Mr. Chas.
Lnverty and w ife, or HarrisbiirK ; N. It.
Itewcn, or Valley Forge ; It. L. Uyrnes, of
Stoncrvllle, Westmoreland county ; Mrs.
Metzpar, erManheim ; Itev. Mr. Hughes nnd
wife, U. II. preacher of New Helland ; J. JJ.
Hcrehey unit wife, or l'otersburg.
A number or the young ioeploof the camp
went te Penryn park this afternoon and ox ex ox
prcssed theniBeUcs highly pleased with
their trip.
A StAXlAV is nn: lllltr.tf uoev.
Twe Sinters Awake and Sce Illm Creurhliie
Tim AwTut SlriiRRle.
Misses Lucynnd Patlonce Hodgsen, daugh
ters of Kolert II. Hodgsen, a repnUble far
mer living near New Louden, Chester
county, had a lorrible oxpcrieuce with n
maniac w he get into thelr bedroom Wcdnes
day night. The falmlly occupy a country
residence, nnd the jeiin Indies retired early,
leaving epen thelr bedroom window, which
overlooks a wide veranda. Towards
midnight Miss Phrebe Hodgsen sud
denly awoke und saw soineono crouch
ing en all leurs in fronVef tha b&U-
She feigned nslefi", -and the man rose
te his lect, utterlng unearthly sounds.
He plnuTied her limbs nnd tore the bedclothes
from elWMin irlrln i Im nnrn uniir linth nunl'n.
Jj-iuair-fcwallqiit was Wllltim l'earcc, nmaiilae
In the familv or a uoluhber. who had
escaped from his kcepcr during the night
nnd nmile his way te the bod-roem
by way or the open window. The
girls, new thoroughly frightened, Jumped
out or bed. The maniac, with his eyes all
iiclew with an unnatural lire, darted after
them, w hlle they screamed for help. Bound
and round the room they ran, the maniac
after them, and sometlmcs catching them,
when they again tore nwny from him. The
lather, who had been alarmed by the noise,
burst In the deer and appeared with a light.
The maniac then attacked him, and a
dosperatestrugglo ensued. Mr. Hodgsen was
thrown down and received terrible punish
ment Neighbors who had been aroused put
in nn appearance and helped te socure the
maniac. It required four men te bind lilm
with ropes. The young ladies' bedroom was
acomplelo wreck, carpets being teni up and
broken furniture laying about lu great con
tusion. I'rebably rulally Injured in a Ituiianay
Frem the Manhctm Sentinel.
Mr. Albert Beyer, or this place, met with a
serious accldent en Sunday night last. He
had been te the Landlsvllte campmcetlng,
and, returning, was driving along the
Maiiheim ,V Lancaster turnpike te
near Shimp's residence, at the lower
end or town, w'hen seme ene came
driving en behind his vohlcle ; he
reached forward te urge en his horse, when
the animal klcked up, striking Beyer in the
face, producing a fracture of the upper Jaw
and nose nnd stunning him, from the
etrects of which he fell from the buggy
ou seme sharp stenes, causing an Ugly
scalp wound, and was dragged seme
iifty yards. The herse kept moving and
kicking until the shafts broke; thovehicle
then came in contact with the abutment of
the Mone bridge, the harness breke and re
leased him. Miss Annie l'ulmer, who ac
companies! Beyer, remained In the buggy
until it stepped and was unharmed, but was
cenllued U her bed ter several days from
-nervous prostration. Mr. B's injuries are
ery serious but'at last accounts seme hopes
were entertained or Ills recovery. The herse
escaped with n few slight bruises en the legs.
Bliilen I'utket-Iloek 1'eunil.
Some weeks age Samuel Armstrong, a
watchman In the employ or the Pennsylvania
railroad company, had apocket-book contain
ing papers and money stolen, yesterday
the pocket-book was found hinden in a piece
of steve pipe is the yard of Stener, Shrelner
ifcUe. Thomeuoy was gene, but the papers
were still In the book. The poeket-book, it
is supposed, was taken by T. F. J-ee, who
plead guilty te larceny osuallce, who worked
for Stener, Shrelner A. Ce., und w he bearded
at the Keystoue house, whero Armstrong
also bearded.
An Old Deed.
Amelia O'Connell left at the olllee of re
corder of deeds, yestenlay, a deed which
.was executed in Philadephla and recorded In
Philadelphia en Soptem'bor 20, 1741. The
deed com eyed IM) acres In Salisbury town
ship, this ceuuty, te Alexander McConnell,
and was signed by Jehn, Themas and Ilieli,
ard Peun. The deed has never been re
corded hi this county. The present holder
of the properly Is a descendant or Aloxander
Mct;onnell, te whom the preperty was orig
inally conveyed by the Penns.
A Yeung l)cntlt' European Success.
Dr. A. Kurtz, a native of New Helland,
this county, w he has been practicing don den
tlstry lu Londen and Paris ter the past five
years, returned home yesterday and will
spend a fortnight or mero among his friends.
Dr, Kurtz lias met with nlmmt unprecedent
ed success In Eurepe, lmIng line elllces in
leth Paris and Londen. On his return te
Eurepe he will hike with him two or three
accomplished dentists te assist him.
An Insane Man Found.
Peter Eby, the Insane yettug man who
wandered away from his home near Buyers Buyors Buyers
tewn, a few days age, was found walkius
nleng a read botweon Ktrasburg aud Paradise
lasteven by Milten Bew man, a son of Con
stable Bewman, of Salisbury, He was given
lute the qare of his family Hud was taken te'
Philadelphia this afternoon.
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fUnenjin ays m fWKW9 JTWWVWWW w
AtThMnday'ssewloneflheOraua Ledge
of the Knight of l'ythkw, In Heading, the
following district deputy 'grand chancellors
were declared elected t Allegheny" Winty,
Mr. Ilarkwcldcr, Oi W. JVInemyer,
James V. Hardy, Jeseph Itell, Jehn
Itlnderi Armstrong, P. B. Astman; Beaver i
Daniel MoCemb s Bedford, W. C. Hmlth ;
Berks, Jehn Welmer, A. H. Hauck J
Bradford, O. J. Cubeck: Bucks, William
Yeung, Tobias Belter; Butler, M. Buck,
Cambria ; Geergo K. Hamilton ( Carlwn. I).
BIchards, U W. Williams Centre, W. .1.
Bogers; Chester, F. 1C Kennedy j T. W
Liggett, W. B. MoBermond, Frank l'oce i
Clarien, E. V. Marsh ; Clinten, J, II. Illckek;
Crawreru, w. v. AioKenziet uumDeriana,
Samuel Baker ; Dauphin, P. McGIII, II. A.
Trestlo? Dolnware. Iewis Cox ; Elk, Themas.
Lew ; Erle, Win, 1. Miller j.Fayotte, A. 8.
Hoddeck, 8. A. Clear: Franklin, Mlller
Crnwterd ; Indiana, F. E. Brown ( Juniata,
H. B. Caven t Iackawanne, Davidsen CeaU ;
Lancaster, tlcorge II. Ettla, O. V. Ltchty, A.
F. Oblonder ) Ijiwrence, I- P. MeWlllIams,
Jehn Clnfle ; Lebanon, W. II. Ifestettcr ;
Lehigh, F. Dafur ; Lucerne, Jehn Westen,
.Tames lloller, L. Ooedman, E. Belnert;
Lycoming, A. B. Carts; Mlffiln, H. II.
Afndder ; McKcan, Themas Fitzpatrlck ;
Montgomery, Aaren Welkel, Jehn A.
Malln ; Menteur, Andrew Bchatr. ; North
ampton, Henry Weldkuch; Northumber
land, N. Ernst ; Perry, U. II. Medlar )
Schuylkill, Jehn II. Let, W. B. Townsend ;
CJ.1rt ..MSA, nl.Huiu. T fj.1.,.. . C ......I..... ....
O. D. Falkonberg; Tiega, J. Andersen ; Vo Ve Vo
nange, A. B. Armstrongs Warren, Ij. T.
Bishop; Washington, Jehn W. Moero
Westmoreland, D. A. Barney; Wyoming,
T. W. DewltU J
Sens of Veterans l'lrnlc.
The plcule of the Sens of Voterans at Pen
ryn park, yesterday, was a very large nllalr.
The morning train which left Lancaster
gathered up a great many poeplo en the read
and was full when It roached the grounds.
During the day almost two hundred people
went from this city. Quite a large crowd was
present fnnrP Harrisburir. nml many from
Lebanon, Beading and oilier places. Thore
was a great deal of sport The morning was
spent by the members el disttut camps In
making nciitialntanre w Ith each ether. After
dinner thore were speeches by Comrade
Jenes, of Harrisburg, and MIssLailraMarlln,
of this city, who Ls president of the State
Ladles Aid society. During the altorneon
Miss Martin was presented with n handseme
badge, by members of the Harrisburg camp.
Mr. Betz, photegraphor, leek u photegrapn
or evor 200ei the Sens and Daughters en a
slngle plate. Dancing and ethor festivities
closed the day.
Heme excitement was cnused during the
day by the arrest of a thief. I le was seen pick
ing the pockets of several ladles and was
Anally caught aud locked In the basket room.
When searched threo pocket-books, some
money nnd a railroad ticket from Ephrata
wero ieuii'1 upon mm.
The man arrested gives his name as Mc
Elkcn. He first said he was from lancaster,
but thore wero tee many Lancastrians pro pre
Bent ter that story te de. and he then said
he lived lu Harrisburg. He was captured by
OfllcorBIugler, who took him boterrr'Sqillro
Illngler, or Lebanon. He was committed for
a hearing.
AMDS MSNDEItHOVS HTA1I
ItellrrTliat the Depositors Will Ileallre 3.1 l'er
Cent, en Their Claims.
The administrator or the estate of Ames
Hendersen, deceased, presented a petition te
the court ter an erder te soil the real estate or
decedent, nnd the court made the necessary
order. Accompanying the petition was a
schediile or the liabilities otthe decedent, con
sisting nt the amounts due depositors. The
amount or the liabilities nre $331,380.38. The
personal assets are 01,703.42. The real cs-
tate consists of a farm of l.M) acres In Salisbury
township, a dwelling en Marshall street, a
let or ground ndjniuliif; the rcsldence en
East Kin;r street, lreutlnirOI feet, the bank-
iiifj Imusden North Dukn street nnd the
building adjoining. The administrator gae
deiki in me sum ei '.w,eui. ii is Dclleveu
that the creditors will ro.ille 2.1 per cent. of
the amount of thelr claims.
Death of C. I., llunseckrr.
C I. Hiinscckcr, ene of the most prom I
nenl cltlcnsef Menhelm township, died te
day nt tlie residence or his seu-ln-law, David
M. Mayer, after a lingering illness. Deceased
waslern In the township In which he died.
ou Noeiubor 1, 18(1. By trade he was
mlller. Holeok annctivn pirt In Klltlcs
and ju JWO he- was olectod a member
or the legislature. He also sered
in the sessions or 1801, JS.Vi lHjl and lavi.
ile was again a member In 1871. In 1SS2 he
was a cauuldate rer Congress ngaiust A.
Herr Smith, but he only trailed n licht vote.
He was ene of the feunders of the Iincastcr
county agricultural soclety and trequenlly
read essays at the monthly meetings or that
iissiKiauen. jus iiinerat will take piace en
Monday afternoon and the interment will be
tuaue at tne woedward Hill cometcry.
The Anthratlte Kuruares alCerimaU.
Frem the Lebanon Times.
iNe. U anthracite furnoce nt Cornwall, the
preperty of Mr. BebU IL Celeman, under
the management of Hugh M. Maxwell, esq.,
was blown In yesterday morning. The
fiinioce has lcen repaired and Improvements
IllllllU.
Ne. 1 nnthracile ftirnace, under the fatne
mnnager, which lias Ieen used of late years
ns an ere roaster, is lieing repaired and im im
Ire ed, nnd w ill be used hereafter as a fur
nace Dnlndllne l'rem 81,000,000 tn HI 00,000.
Out of the flOO members or the New Yerk
general commltteo or the Grant Fund asso
ciation but sixty attended the special moot meet
ing en Thursday In theMutunl LIfe building.
It was decided unanimously that thoameuut
which the committee would set out te rnise
would be 5100,000 and as much mere ns possi
ble Te-day's subscriptions brine the telul or
the fund te M7.000.
Proposals Opened.
Last evening at n meeting of the water
commltteo, proposals for maklngexcavatlens
ler a twenty-Inch main en West Orange
street, between Llme nnd Novlnstrcets, wero
opened. Frank Hinder's bid was 27 cents
pur cubic yard for earth and 70 contsferrock.
Davis Ktteh's bid was the same. Henry
Shaub bid 23 cents ter earth and 7f cents for
rock. The bids will be referred te councils
at the next meeting.
Itallread Cenlnut Nearly Completed.
Frem the Heading Times.
Messrs. Bush A Keller, hate nearly fin
ished thelr contract ou the new Beading fc
Pottsville railroad. They had a section of
two miles between Hamburg and Shoomak Sheomak Shoemak
ersvlllo. The contract is tve miles long and
will be ready for tract laying in a tow woeks.
The linn will transfer the ferce and tools te
Southern Missouri, where they hnre a eon
tract te build eight mlles of railroad.
Net te lie Used Asa Cotten Mill.
The prosent ewners of the Harrisburg cot
ton factory are endoaverlng te dlspose or the
machlnery and the rumor that work would
shortly be resumed is apparently without
foundation. The building, It is understood,
has been inspected by several mombersof
the heard el control with a view or advocat
ing its purchase as a central high school
building. It is said the grounds would be
v ery suitable ter such an institution.
Incorrigible.
Nellie Moere, a colored girl, .was arrested
last night, by Officer Musketnuss, ou n war
rant issued by Alderman Barr, charging her
with being lncorrlglble and beyend the con
trol of lier parents. Theglrl was committed
ter n hearing bolore the Judges, with a view
or having her sent te the Heuse of Befuge.
Mere of Elchinan's riuuder.
Andrew Kote has found n buudle of opened
lotters In a cornfiel'd along Locust street,
which were ebviqusly part of young Eleh
man's pilfering from the postefllce. They
had all reached Lancaster en the 5 o'clock
mall of Tuesday, and were no doubt stolen
from thoetllce that evenlng.
Lucid Uiplunatlen of a Meral Mystery.
Frem Fry's Voik i'cnnsylvanlan.
An Intkli.kieneku empleye, suspected
of stealing letters at the Lancaster ixatefllce,
was caught in the act. This is probably the
result of the lad's perusal or the Inthlli Inthlli Inthlli
oknekiu Kirliange Courtesies Iletweeu Arlsena Editors.
Frem the Oil lfexcler : "The lickspittle
greaser who edIU the JUjianertcr lest IiU
bead last week In trying te answer us,"
Frem the Mnsnerter : MThe reter"med bum'
Whose oUlce bey ndlU the- Jletelev for him,
eaa't tow his bead, for be has seea."
-.fi t- rr-tr
A a ia lii'.r m aatai i OW Ren.
Frem the ManWwfm Mlnl.
Jehn Art, of TerreHllt, this county, has a
Leghorn hen 25 yean old. Bbe has raised n
breed of chickens every year.
m i
What It Was.
Frem the New Itaven Journal.
" Thore's something in this cigar that
makes me sick," said a pale llttle boy te his
sister. i Knew wuai ii is," rospenuou tue
llttle girl ;" It'stebackerl"
' letters Uelil.
liOttera addressed toNcllle llyau, 03 Elm
stroet, Pittsburg, Pa., and A. B. Benar, box
34, Ephrata, Pa., are held at the Lancaster
posteiuco ter postage.
frelt Stand Iteinered.
In accordance with orders rocelvod by
Postmaster Slaymaker, from the department
at Washington, the fruit stand In front el the
posteffioo has been remeved.
ne I3ler. t
The only lilmate of the station house last
night was ene ledger, and he was discharged
this morning.
Pperlat Train for (lettysbtirg-.
A special train will be run ever the t'onnsyP t'ennsyP
vanla railroad te Gettysburg en Sunday. The
train will leave this city nt 7,20 In thn morning.
Iteturnlng the train will leave Octlysburgat7
o'clock.
DEATH.
IlnOBAKKit, On the 20th instant, Ueorge Ilru
baker, In theWHh year of his age.
Kuncral ceremony en Monday nt 4 o'clock, nt
his late rcsldence, '21 East Ornnce street. Ne
funeral precession. it
HCHHscKiR, At the rcsldence of 1. M. Mayer,
In Munhelm township, en the 2tst Inst,, 0. L.
Hnifscckcr, In the 71st yruret his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited te nttend the funeral, en Monday after
noon, August Ii, 1885, at! o'clock. Services at
the house. Interment at Woodward Hill ceme
tery, 'niijril 'Jld
MAtlKETt.
j. - a. 1
Mew Yerk Vrodnce Market,
Nxw teitK,Aug. Jl. rlnur dull nnd unrhaiiKCd.
Kine, -iWM Suiicrflue, H rIM.
WbeaV-Ne.I lied, Winter, Sept,, Mc ; Oct.
viKCi n e v., vp .
born Nn. it Mixed,
Aug , oljie ; Sept.,
MJCc ;
noKe;
uei wxr; otei
Oat Ne.
Nev. aewc.
, 1 Mlxe:An(c., 31ic ; Sept.,
ltye nominal.
ltarley nominal.
l'erk steady ; mens (11 bVll 13.
I.ard-mi, Sept.! M 60 Oct.
Melassi s iiulut; 1717Kc for W test.
Turnentliie riulet at SIKc. en snot.
Kesfndull, strained te uend, (1 100(1 17.
llutter dull
Western Imitation Creamery,
Chccs'iuli't ; Western
Flat prime, iQic.
oiem;, uhj.k.
Kkks steady; State, UQIRc';
uile sicau
eadyi Ci
Carellaa und Louisiana common
te fair, 4J4B5
Suirar fulrlv active
ralrly active : trflncd cutlear, CJift'c
ed. B 0-10: confcctlencra "a" n S-WtiiM.
granulated, 0 a
FaelKhts easy; urnln te I.l erpoel 3 pence.
Tallew steady t prlme city, 5c.
CetTee dull t fair cargoes, )c
lay nominal.
Chicago l'reduce Market,
Chioaue, Aiir. 21,1 CO p.m. Mai ket opened :
Wheat-Scut., 8lKc; Oct., MJiet Nev., Hw-.
Cern Sept., iiWe ; Oct., ViHe t Nev., 0c.
eats sent., HHe ; flct., 2re ; Nev., afec.
l'erk Sept., WM OcU.tSWl; Nev..W7..
ljrd Sept., tn 07 ; Oct., as 2S ; Nev., fuie.
ltlbs Sept., (5 30; Oct., J35.
CLO8IN0.
Wheat Sept., KWe; OcU,lic; Nov.,GKet
May, 'XKe.
Cern aept. 4Jit Oct., 'c; Nev., 4dc ;
May3HJc
Outs sept, 21)0. 1 Oct .Si;;e; Mny.SSe.
l'erlc-Sept., (s 67H ; Oct., $S 75 ; Nev.. (S 7u.
Ird .Sept., M te ; Oct.. t 15 ; Nev., fil i7!.
Klbs-Scpt,, (3a;t; Oct., tUii.
Uve Sterk Trices.
CmoAec Cattle ltccilpts, O.coe head; ship
ments, -iiM head ; market dull : Nhlpplnit
steers, l,iV01,VO Bs, (3 euQI J; l.iflifil.:!'! B, ,
(I C(5 1W; HVlOLW) .m., (I 3M (U; stnekurs
ar.d feeders, (.TOwttl -J); cows, bulls and mixed,
K ceffl en; Texan UslSr lower, V 73?l;
Western runKcrs hIew ; liKjlSa lower; natlw
and half butds, 1 1(i0l7i ; cehs, C.iflJH): ln
tcred lcxans, $3Utft.
Heg ltccclpm, 14,(ii0 hcul; shipments, S,SeO;
markut slnvt, ieit.iOa Inner; reucli and
mixed, (J tKl 10; packing and shlpplinr,
(I SufliSUlllKht, (I iWlsO; skips nl 11 u03 73.
Sheep HecelpU, S.Ouu head ; shipments. l,il
head; market weak; natives. 11 Wait no;
Texans, (1 "Hit 4U ; Lambs, tl 0003 Ml.
Kast I.ibestv Cattle dull but unchanged ;
frlmn, (5 73&: fair te geed, .'i(tJ50; common,
104 lit receipt, 770 head: shlpmenU, UH.I
head ; shipments yesterday tn Nuw erk, none.
Hegsactivu and firm ; 1'hlladelphlas, II "SO
4 Oil i JIalte. and Yorkers, II WQS w ; Krasscrn,
II UKU B3; receipts, 2.UUO ; shipments, une;
Bhlpuiente te Nuw erk j i-stnrduy, 0 carload).
Hbeep Marketdull andashnde oil from jes
tvrday's prices ieceIpts,2.M)liead! shipments,
HIecm Markets.
. Quntutlens by Itecd, McOrnnn A Ce , Rinkers,
Lancaster, 1'a.
11 .. liu. Jp.in.
Michigan Central Iji r.s Wi
New fork CuntnU lenji ltujj Km
New Jersey CentnU V. 4a)i 47i
Ohie Central li l? U
Del., Lack. Weitcrn 103 intfj l(j?
Denver Itle Urande liy. 12'i nj?
Kite , i; i; 17U
UlinjM A TciiiD 2 yl? 2lV
Utkuohera Tlii 73t4 "JJi
Chicago & N. W common. 10if4 1K te-"B
N. N.OnU Weslun IVA 11 142
St. Paul A enmlia st'i .; 372
Pacino Mall BeJ? i sii
ltechrstcr A I'lttsburg 55, t, 51?
St. l'anl 7.J up. IP.
Texas l'uclflc ;y, -a r,K
Union fecldc W- St? n2
Wabash Ceinmnu 7-4 "it 7
Wubush I'ltlerrcd 13K UK 11
Western Union Telegraph.. 70 7ii 70
Leulsvlllu ANaKhllle...... 47if 4JrI 47
N. Y., Chi. A St U fSA (rtl IM
Lehigh Vall4y M 5S M
!xihlh Navigation 4IJJ 4 '4IJi
l'ennsylvaula M ta 6
1. T. Allnffale 4 4 S2
Northern rnclltc Common 2.r ii au.
Northern 1'acIDe l'ref HA! set? 60
llestonvllle , , si 21 it
l'hlladelphla X Erto tl IS 5SJ
Northern Central
Central Tninsp
Canada Southern.. 40 4 .)U
e ,-,;; h; iw najj
People's 1'assenKer 23i 2(1? si
WestShore, 43Vi 4IX .. .
UOI.COlll.... JCJi n !(,
-Northern l'arllle .'.. .... .. . .
Missouri I'aclllc eivi i; ej,y
New Yerk Sterk Market.
Nkw Yerk. Aur 21. Wall street, 1:30 p. m.
Meney nt IX per cent, Kxchauge quitt.
aovemments dull. Currency 6's, Coup., 12
bid ; 4H's, de, $in bid ; 4's, $l7ibld.
Ihe stock market opened wcalc nt a fractional
reaction from lest night's Ugure, but en a geed
buying of the Union Pacific and the Omaha
shares, which develeped shortly before the llrst
cull; prices advanced UteS'i percent by 11-30.
In tlie next half lieur'i te3JJ percent, of this
advance was lest &lnce midday, 1'ilcei are 111 in
and ou the advance again.
1 P.M.
. 7iJi
Sr.v.
Western Union,.,.
Adams Kinross.,..
American Kxpresg
U.S. Kxpruss
Wells, large X Ce.
C.C. i.AO
C. C. C. I
Newnrlr t!wntml
loe
New Jersey Central
New Jersey Central ii
Illinois Central Kmmn
Ohie Central
Michigan Central w
Northern 1'aclne irji',
' l'roferred 602
Central Pacific as
Union Pacino ,, Mi
Missouri 1'oclOe itlK
Texas Pacltle if
New Yerk Klevuted
Metropolitan
Manhattan
Alt. A Terre Haute
" l'roferred
Canada Southern
Canada Pacino... ,
Chicago X Alten -....
Ches. A Ohie ,.
H-,1'1"! k
Del.. ijte, X West lu
penver J2(l
Kile.. iiil
" Preferred
Hannibal x BL Je , ....
M . Prfrre(l
Kunaas x Texas
Lake shore..
L.K. A V
op.
7iJ
L'vs'lleA Nashvllle 4e;
Merris A Essex
Northwest .'.
" Prefcrred
Ontario A Western
Ohie A Mississippi
" Preferred
Pacino Mall
Quicksilver... ,
1WK
I'
M
rreierrea..
uaaaim;
23
1X
Ueck Island,
Ban FrancUce
" PrefcncCl ,
Omaha,,, ,,,,, 33?jJ
" Prefurred.. , m
BU Paul , , -,. 7Ji
" Preferred..,,,, ....
Nash A Chat
M., L., 8. W. .......
Wabash,
.......
...,,.
A-ivivrrvu , , ....
C, M. A 4J.t. .......,,,, ,.,..,, .,..., 1-J
luintisivra t-ivu-iuni ,..
1 d A JC vaiui. ,,...,..,,,,,,,,,, i,
im,
JUUiltUIN.
OranenANar..;,.
t!"
OrenonTruusce ,,....... 21 '
Pullman Psiaee Cvx,.....,,,
Want shore ,,,, ,,,.,., ,,,,,, , , ($94
............ .... 4
reLiricAr.
Uemocratte County Ticket.
lleeertter.
Jonas z.sTAurrKii, Kit Kan.
County Solicitor.
JOHNU. MAl.ONB, City.
J'rhen Impecteri.
OKO. it. OONDEll, fitrashnra Jlorengh.
C. (.' AMMON, Ephrata.
Dlrcttert of Peer.
C. Jl. ItKNNINGKIt (Iyenrs),Jlrockneck.
H. It. ur.IBT (.1 years), Kast Hcinpflpld.
JOHN STKWAIIT (S yeals), Kast Itetnpneld.
Jury Commttilener.
K.C. D1M.KK, Karl.
XBW AVTBRTUKUKNTH.
B
AKINQ POWDKB.
- ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powdcrnevorvarles. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholesomoncss. Mera eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition Ith tlie multitude et low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
e(il only tn cam. ItevAL JJakine PowdkrCe.,
103 Wall btrcet. New Yeric mayJ7-lyd4w
MOKK THAN 2,700 OAKKS OF MII.
L Klf.s 1101CAX SOAP consumed In Lan
caster every week.
EMOVI3 ALIj OIIKASK HPOTH AND
Stains and liavn sweet garments with MIL
LEIt'BHOltAXSOAP. 17-A8ir IilNHN IAWNH WITH MlT
W LKtt'8 IIOUAX SOAP nnd pretcnt the
color from being destroyed.
NOTHING
Healthy
110HOX SOAP.
hut rum: whiti: and
Linen by using MILLKIt'S
marT-Cmd
GKoneBii i: nn i:t t rnACTicAii
PLUMIIKIt.hTKAM ANII OAS FlTThlt.
All orders promptly attended te. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Werk dene at reasonable prices.
au.iuauaiayur.sa niunbi
Jnnel7-3md
Lancaster, Pa,
TDENNA. CIGAIIH 1'KOM
fl.00 PEK
Jl. Hundred up, at
MAUTHAN'B
1KLI.OW
1TUON.T CIOAK
IbTOllK.
EATING SALOON.
Meals, Tea and Coffee. Oysters In
vprxr
stle. line
IVIiils nnd l.liitinrs. Itnems for
ladles and
gentlemen, Nn. 3il North Oucen
JOHN ESHLEMAN,
Proprietor.
street.
augil-2td
AltAKEOI'I'OItTUNlTV I
Iho stock of a OttOCElll and 11UY
UOODS HTOIti: In this city, doing a geed trade,
ls offered for sale. hatlslactnry reaxensgneu
for wanting te sell. Address box 371, Lancaster
Postefllce, nng21-2td
A FEW 01" CrTAItKE'H iTvitGAINS. "
OlclneKaip. only 8c. Elastic Starch, Se ier
tiex. iJiundry Starch, .V. per pound. Celman's
MtiHlanl, Uc. per i ,. Six lis. like ferS5e.
Heeds dclUcred free. Telephone,
CLAHKE'S TEA BTOKK,
38 West King StreeL
NESTLE'S MILK FOOD. ULAIIl'S
Wheat Papema, Ifubbell's Wheat, Iinpe.
rial Omnum,Jllcltln'aFiMMl und Condensed Milk.
Any-of thrtn lerm n nutritious diet for tnlants
nml Invulldt.
HUllLEY'S DltUO STOIlE,
Ne. 21 S est King Street.
Tipi. AI. GKAY,
COMMISSION
BROKER
IN UltAIN, STOCKS, IIONDS AND PETUO
I.EUM. riUUTlOSAL LOTS A SPCCIALTV.
ESHLF.MAN'S LAW 1IUILDING.
Sen. 43 and 45 North Duke, St, Lancaster, Pn.
WCeunccted by prlvute ulre with all tlie
principal exchanges. uuS tfd
A NOTHEIl CHANCE ON SATUUDAY I
Te gel the Famous Souvenir,
HER FIRST LOYE,
Which Is given with 2.1c worth of Tea or
Ceireu or A. P. linking
Powder ntlhe
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Ce.'s Stere,
N0.1HNOIITI1 QUEEN STUEET. ltd'
A KS1GNED
ESTATE OP JOSEPH
J2L, t
Stark und wife, of Lancuatpr rmmt-
Jeseph Stark and wife, or Ijiiuiiktei tnurtiehin
llUl'fllfr lltf lt.l.A tt inllltltnn,,.ufmininnl .tu.n.l
July la, 18SJ, assigned and truiiHfcncd nlf their
estate nnd effects te the undersigned for the
benefit of the creditors of the Bald Je-cpli Stark,
he thoi-Lferu gives notlce te all persons Indebted
e said assigner, te in ake payment te the under-
Kigneu wuuuuiuciay, anu inose naving claims
te present them te
JOHN F.OIHEL, Assignee,
llesldlng In Lancaster,
A C. ItKIMIIIL,
1) MeMrtLKv,
Attorneys. JlySl-CtdFeaw
pULTON OPEIt.V HOUSE.
AUGUST 24, 25, 20, 1805.
FlltST APPL'AU.VNCE l.V LANCASTEIl OF
Miss Annie Lewis,
The youngest seubrctte en the stage. In her own
beautiful Ceiuidy, eatlUed
LITTLE TRUMP.
bupneitcd by a Streng end Carefully Selected
Metiopelltau tempany. -
ADMISSION 10. 20 A. W CENTS.
HE3EIIVED Sl.'A'IS, 30 CENTS.
Fer bale at Opera Heuse. a21-5t
PUnLlO SALE OF COWS. ON SATUU
DAY, A0OU8T tl, 18. w 111 be sold at pub
lie sale, nt the sale and exchange stables of the
undersigned. In the village or MUlcrsvllle,
Maner township, Lancaster county, Pa, the fnl.
lewlrg Hi e stock, te wit : 30 HEAD OF A LI) Lit
NEY AND DUUHAM COWS, seme nre flesh
and some springers. The stock isnclaetcd by
the undersfgnid, nnd U out or-eOme of thn best
herds In Marj land, a place which Is noted or
geed milkers nnd well bnd stock. All stock
must be ns represented or no snle. Purchasers
buying at this sale will luun their stock dellv-"
end. Ii notevei 10 miles. A credit or fcO dajs
will m given.
balu te commence at 1 o'clock p. m , when at at at
londauce will be given by
HAItUYCLlNTNEIt.
Hamckl Hess, AucL
II, K. M VKiia. Cleric. augl5 StdSMTWAF
, T BUItSK.'a
FRESH FROM THE MILLS,
SOKUMAZEKS AKROI.
Oat Meal, Ainni, Fa' Inn, Heminy Urits nnd
Qranuinted Cern Jlcul. Ne Have these
goods direct from the maker und
nre, therefore, fresh und geed.
We lm n the llehiu s A Coults Famous Sua Feam
lllseult, which buu no supeiler.
We have Elegant Large Fnt Hui.-l.eicl by the
pound. Alse Ne. i and 3 Mackerel lu
10 and 15 pound buckets.
OUROOFFjEES
Are always Fresh lteasted. We have llle,
Jnvus, Mecha ami Lagaruziu.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17
EAST RING
LANCASTEIL PA.
STREET,
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS AND
OUNNEUS. All persons are hereby for
bidden te trespass en any of thn lands et ths
Cornwall or Speedwell estates, lu Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed orunln erunln orunln
clesed, either for the purpose of sheeting or nth
lug, aa the law will be rigidly enforced against
ajftrespasslng en sold lands c f the undersigned
after this notice.
WM. COLEMAN FKKEM AN,
K. PKUCY ALOEN,
KDWAUD C. FKEEMAN, FKEEMAN,
Atterney for K. W, Celtwuui's heba,
MtU-ttUV x
ttsw AnrxRTiaxtunrra
T"HB laNKOT1 KNOWN FOB TOILET
, ,''unjrynd Hath purposes U HILI.KIl'S
jTEMEMBEH Till: OLD STAJdAIIbT"
JtOllltElt'S WILD CI1E11UY TON10
ret Wcakncn, General Debility, Pyppensle,
Hummer complaint, etc.
JtmtUKU'ftUqUOKBTORE,
apilt-lydlt Ne. 21 Centre Square.
T
milE ONLY AltTIOLi: ANSWEUINtl
,-...!m.J,l,,Te,0!' excepting scouring Is Mil.
LKil'SUOUAXHOAf. AHTIEH WISHING JOH LOTS OF
8EUAKS sold can de goby sending te cents
nnd sample, te
nuli-lwd SAMPLE ItOOM.
tllM Summer street, l'hlladelphla.
LUXUBIOUB AND BEFBE8IIING FOB
the bath, t'nefinalcd for laundry and
kitchen Is Mll.l.Klt'S lJUUAX 80AI'.
FT1UK LARGKST, 1IEST AND MOST
JL complete assortment of Playing Cards In
the city frein B cents per pack up at
UAUTMAN'B YELLOW FHONTCIOAR
8TOUE.
EIItST-OLASS IIOABDINO.
Together with tbe cholce or rooms en the
first nr second fleer. Surpassed by nene In the
city. Call en or address,
.. . NO. 401 NOKTII QUKKN BT.
Tabid boarders accommodated. aMfd
TT-IDNBY THOUlU,r.S. DON'T DOSU
IV for kidney affections, tfrncxternallvnnn
llensnn's Capt
inn
Pereus Plaster et er tlie kid-
nes.
MADli OF ItEFINKU OILS, TAT
low and Lard, and guaranteed te hae no
equal, Is MlLLKlt'B 110UAX SOAP.
E
IOH HALIC
Several End-Snrlng PIANO-I10X HUUGIi:?
nnd Harness for miIe t heap by
J. IIOSKNFIELI),
Commission Merchant.
Alse general agent for PeopIe'sMutnal I,le
eiuck. iiisiirni-i, vi
L'emnanv.
NO. 7 WEST OllANQE BTHKET,
Lancaster, Pa.
n21!t
NOTICE. HAVING I'UKUIIAHED A
large stock of Woolens nt the late MicrirTs
sale, at cry low prises, 1 will mukn them tin In
Bulls, Pantaloons or 0crceata at ery low
prices. All persons haling purchased material
can have them made up und trimmed In first
class style at modcrute prices, A perfect fit
guarantied.
A. II. ItOSENSTElN.
m2l-Cmdlt 37 North Uuee.ii street,
TTtAST END VAIID.
C. J.SWARR&CO.
GOAL.
KINDLING WOOD.
Ofncx : Ne. 20 Centra Sqnare. Beth yard nnd
ofllce connected with telephone exchange.
nprlJ-lydMlF.U
A NOTHEIt
&REAT REDUCTION
IN THE PIHCE OF
BOOTS and SHOES.
1,(J00 Pair of Ladles' Lew cut
OPERA SLIPPERS
Formerly sold at tl no and tl.2T, reduced te 7.1c.
a. pair.
2,010 Pair et Men's
Congress, Lace & Butten Shoes
lormeilyseldnlfisn, duccd te S'SOO.
MEN'S
Base Ball She
es
isi.oe a Pali.
Beys' and Ladies' Shoes
AT UEDUCED PKICLS.
JOHN HIEMENZ,
Ne. 51
NORTH
I.NOUlItElt
QUEEN STREET,
IWILOINO.
w
ILLIAMSON & KOSTEH.
THE-
REAPPEAEANOE
-OF
SCHOOL SUITS.
Twe weeks mere nnd the bejs will den their
scholastic suits, hie away hamiv und blllhe te
the merry tinkle of the school bell. Mew-til help
te give them a geed send oft by preparing for
your and their special benefit a quantity of
BOY'S SUITS
Made with special attention te toughness,
bulls thitaroMtienglysewcd, and tlie prices am
nominal cempircd with former years.
Bey's Furnishing Goods.
tuirparfiiK for
hn school hevri clethlnc rn
nne urn
jnrgeiirn inn unuersiuriH,
r ". .. tr f. . .. "
Ilrtiiinrfl
Hese. L'ellurH. HannelHlilrl. CnllpnnnA I'mifalii
Shirts, Xt'ckties and l'et Kct Jlumlkerchlt'fu.
BOY'S HATS AND CAPS.
The luta and caps line been selected ler the
bejs with gieat euro. The pieper attention has
been paid te fashion, tehai e nene but the latest
nnd most popular styles of tha best pnsslblu
inaturlal In Ixith stltr und soft hats. 'Iho boy's
peles uie of all-wool m-iteiuil. nnd In colors that
ure st)llsh and desirable. Caps with visors lu
all colors, with pikes, as usual, the lowest.
BOY'S HOOTS & SHOES.
Amongst the great variety or kinds In Hey's
Scheel Mines 1 1 is a lltle dlllleult te declilu which
Is the best; thore are smnuny kinds, audalluie
geed. Solid l.uuther Shoes, with buttons en
them that ure tough.. Were we asked te declde
upon enu particular kind we would say upon
iuuiib.ii, ieeiiug sure you could net go
iiysucn u sulLctieu. It has beeu tiled many
tunes by our uiiniemus custeuiei-s, and has
iiuvci jaucu id cuiae iniiy up ie ineir e-xpeeta'
ml
IIIIIIH. A 1UI
or Congress,
A fullranguef sizes In llutteu, llalmnrul
LLIAMSON
& fester;
32, 34, 36, and 38 East King St..
LANOASTKH, PA.
XXWADT Kit TtaXMF.NTa,
-VTOTICE. -
XX Until the new hnltdlntf shall be flnlsbedr
nn the silo et Viedrrtek Ilifmmer's old lUery
nntce,hls ofllre wllllieln Sutten's Jewclry Sleiv,
Nfl.llNOItllluUKi;VHlltKKT.
nlMwdlt FltKD'K llltlMMKII, I.lverinau.
KAINH FOIt CAMP.MEETINH.
Sunday, August 1G and 23.
The l4tnciutcr Ouarry vllln Itallread will run
Trains ler the
landisville Campmeeting
AS FOLLOWS 1
Leave Lancaster f King fllreel)nt 8 0t nnd 9 IS
a. in , and 1:11 and 3 S3 l. in. Ilelurnlng, trains
will leal uLnndlnvllle lit a 5.1, 6 1.1 nnd 7 1.1 p, in.
FAItK FOIt THE UOUN1) TU1I,S3 CKNTS.
auglS-fitTh.FAS
rNHUllANCK,
Manbeim Mutual Live Stock
Insurance Association.
ItKOKaANM.KI).
W. ltoVtie, I'rcs.
CnAS. I). WKNT7, POC.
All certificates new Issued by this association
arongrceable tn the Act of May, Isrfl, which git e
a guiirunicu lur tuu piiyiiicin tu ucaiu losses
ECONOMY. FIDELITY. PUO.MPT.NKSH.
Sccretary and (Irneral Manager's Oflli e, NO. 41
i.asi uiuinub ei., uincasicr.
OHAS. B. WENTZ,
auglO-lwoedAlmw Oenerul Manager.
mtv uoens.
JOHNS-OlVliKlt.
GEO. 1'. HATH VON.
BARGAINS !
LADIES' ALL-WOOL
CLOTH SUITINGS,
i.v all tiii:
DESIRABLE PALL SHADES.
ONLY 45 CKNTS.
NEVI.lt SOLD 1-OU I.E-S 'III VN 7S CENTS.
JohnS.&iTler&Ce.J
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTEIL PA.
Cri'.UIAL liAilGAINS.
Special Bargains for This Week
AT THE
BEW tere: store.
Oneilitndicd Deen
All-Linen Memie Towels,
Ufe. each, w erth lc.
Twenty-live Pieces Hand Leem
GERMAN TABLE LIflEjq
37Kc- w ei th Me a jard.
OXE CASE KULL WIDTH
RED DAMASK TABLING,
25c, a j ard, usual price, 3e
OSECAbE 1ULLSI.K
Heney Comb Quilts,!
.V-e., usually sold at T5e.
One Cise Lni-BO LVN'CASThlt QLILl'S, only
87Kc cich.
Opemd tediy, n.Vcu l.lnoel HAUL OUOUND
SAlINLSln.Vcwhljlesat Lew l'llcca.
WATT, SMND & CO,
LA.SCASILIt, PA
J."
MAHTIN & CO.
Remnant Sale.
We have placed en Iho KKMSANT COUN.
TEU the IteiunaulN und Odds und hniU el .sleck
accumulated during thu iixst hc.isem.
REMNANT PRINTS,
At 2e , 3c., te. and 5c. per jard.
RECQMANT GIMGHAMS,
At le. per yard
RENNANT CHAMBRAYS,
AtCJie j worth 13e.
REMNANT MUSLINS,
At tc, Se Ce. per ard.
REMNANT TOWELINGS,
At 3c., ti'ne. per jard.
Remnant Table Linen,
At Ue COe. and '.5e.
IIE5INANT I)ESS GIXtiHAMS,
AtPe ; worth lie.
Remnant Dress Plaids.
Atn'fe; worth lie.
1,0C0 Yard3 All-We)l Cassimeres,
bullahle for Hey's nnd lien's SulU at One
Feuilh Hull Vulne.
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
Cor. WestKing nnd I'rlnw Sis.
LANCASTEIl. PA
EUK HALE OU ItXNT.
OK KKNT.
Three Law Olllces nt Ne. NOltTH DUKE
BTKELTj und a bnauiuut U feet long, Dupplled
with water aud beat. .
merae-ud ii,fhank ksiileuan.
'TOR SALIC-HICAINn ItlNK AT COL
XI uinhln, Pa., wltU idl tla Fix tin id, Steuiu
Heater and 2 pulrief Jlenley Skutca, Reed an
nuw. Will sell eneasy terms and at u bargain.
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