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WAD IN THE CANAL
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T Mm n Hartm paper Mill
Werk tabllw Toe FrMljri and
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Tt tteHOtttk Oaaal la Death.
in Mm Vatertanat War.
OatsatartU tha Jntklliuknckr aUted
list Uabodlaaei' two men bad been found
M tin cmmI a Cetllna aUtleti. Since that
kaa bean I learned concerning the
On Saturday morning, DeniM Delb-
ler, Mm teektmdar at Celllna, found the dead
bedtaa or two mn in me wiciceu ei me ieck.
Tfcejr were hikes Irem the water and,
kmi axamlaatlen, It wii found that both
neat Were about 35 year of age. One
bad a bram check with the number 318
epen It, aad $14.03 in money en his perven.
Tbe ether had a check numbered 158, and
&8S Aa neon aa tbe checks were discov
ered It was believed that the men were era era
pleyed at the Yerk Haven paper mill, en the
Yerk county aide et the river opposite
Cellins. Werd was sent te the mill and the
superintendent of tbe works notified Deputy
Corener M. W. Bmltu, of Ceney, who had
charge of tbe bodies, that the one with check
818 was J. Hart and bis companion was M.
Fogarty. Beth bad been paid In full for a
month's work en Monday.
WCRE DRINKING HEAVILY.
It appears that after the men received their
pay they began drinking very heavily. In
the evening these two with three ethers, all
of whom were under the influence ei liquor,
started from Cellins station te walk up the
towpath. About 8 o'clock a canal tieat
stepped at tbe lock at Cellins, and the driver
said that he had seen 11 ve men, who
were drunk, sitting near the edge et the
canal about two hundred yards above the
lock. At 10 o'clock another boatman re
ported that be seen the uien a liltle further
up the tow path, they asked him ler a knKe
which he did net nave. Seme time during
the night Railroad Officers Pyle ami Kenne
dy, brengbt three ei the men te tlie Cellins
telegraph tower. " The ineti were wry
drank and wet and the elllcers Raid they had
taken them from the canal where they leund
tbem floundering around. The nest morn
ing these three men disappeared, but it is
said that one of them has been seen slnce the
bodies were found. In reply te a question
concerning tbe matter he said: "We had
enough work te Bavoeurselves."
A THEORY OP THE ACCIDENT.
The men bad been talking en Monday of
leaving Yerk Haven and going In search or
work te some ether place. One of them spoke
of going ever te Elizabethteivn. The suppo
sition istbat they laid down along the tow
path te sleep, when ece or perhaps uiore lell
Inte the canal and the ethers went te
their assistance. Deputy Corener Smith
impannelled a Jury censlHtltm of Jacob M.
Hanlen, Benjamin Dunkel, V. 11. Abel,
Hbaefler Smith, Geerge T. Wiseman and
David Metzler, and an Inquest wm held.
The jury rendered a verdict et " death from
asphyxia, the bodies being found In the
canal at Cellins station with ue marke of vio
lence upon them." After the inquest the
bodies were lnterred at Cellins by the depu
ty coroner. Sunday morning a brother
of Fogerty, one et thp drowned men,
came te Cellins. The dead man was
taken up and the brother identified him. It
appears that Fogerty was about 33 years old
and unmarried. Ills home was in Consho Censho Conshe
hocken, Montgomery county, hut he was of
a roving disposition and preferred te ream
around the country rather than remain nt
home. Fogerty's body was taken te Coinuo Ceinuo Coinue
hockon for Interment this morning by hit
brother. Ne one seeins te knew whero Hart
belonged and his laxly yets remains at Col Cel
lins. jtXAD rmw iirAitT vise auk.
Jacob NcfT, ei Maner 'iewnshlp. Fanner, Very
Suddenly Called.
Jacob N. Nell, an old farmer residing at In In
dlantewn, Maner township, foil dead irem
heart disease in a blacksmith shop in Mlllors Mlllers
ville, this morning about 7 o'clock.
It appears that thrldtau 'e(I, a son el the
old gentleman, had uiaile arrangements te
take his family en a vl it te lrieuds in Cum
berland county. They drove te Millersville
in one carriage, and the old gentleman and a
grandson in another, their puriKWO being te
take tbs two carriages home after Christian
Noir and his family had h tat toil for Cum
berland. Mr. Jacob Nell's wagon neeJing
snme repairs he took it te the sinithsben te
have them made, and while there was strick
en down by heart disease as above stated.
His sudden death caused great consternation.
Ills body was carried te the drug store et Dr.
Beeder, near by, and olferts nude te restere
life but without avail. The visit te Cumber
land was of course abandoned, and the whole
party returned nailly te the late residence of
tbe aged atrlarcb. Mr. Nell was ever 70
years of age. Fer several years iiast he has
been a sutlerer from heart dlsoase, and has
net been able te lie down In bed, but has
been obliged te sleep in a sitting posture.
Otherwise his health has been talrly geed.
He was a farmer during the actle years or
his life, and accumulated n competency by
tilling tbe soil ; but long ace iie relinquished
tbe farm te his beds and lived retired. He
was a member of the Mennonite church, and
was highly esteemed by his neighbors. He
leaves a wife and several children, all of
whom are married.
DEATH Of IIKKUV I.. VII LEU.
A Merchant Formerly Well-Knuwn and Dobij Debij
- Ueslneu In Lancaster Ceuuly.
News has been received by his relatives
here of the recent death at his home In Jack Jack
eon county, Ind., or Mr. Henry L. Uliler,
brother et Mrs. Gee. W. Hensel, of Quarry
vllle, this county. Mr. Uhler vv us about eO
years of age. He was a son et the late .Levi
Uhler, deceased, et Mauheiui, and was him
self native of Lebanon county. When a
young man he removed with his father te
Man helm and thence went te Quarryvllle,
as an assistant In the htore et his brotlier-in-law,
Mr. Hensel. About tlie opening of the
war be engaged In business, in Columbia
with the late Gen. Themas Welsh, and for a
period they transacted a trade in groceries
and canal beating supplies. The partnership
was dissolved by Gen. Welsh's enlistment
in the Union service, and Mr. Uhler returned
te Quarryvllle and ler three years was In
partnership with Mr. Ilensel in the biminem
of general merchandise; he subsequently
was engaged for several years In the same
business In the village el White Herse, Sails
bury township. Frem there he removed te
the West, and with his brother und in an
individual enterprise did business in Shiloh.
.Later he sold his iuteresu there, lieughta
rann about 14 miles from Seymour, Ind., the
scat or Jacksen county, and has lately been
operating!!. He was married te Mies Careline
llarr, of HawkBVille, this county, and his
widow and several children survive him.
Mr. Uhlerhad a wide circle of acquaintances
in Lancaster county who remember him as a
genial, upright and intelligent man.
Deutb of Bin. Frank Deiuiiiet.
Mrs. Amelia Demmet, wife of Frank Dom Dem
met, baker at the cerner of Germau and
Sonth Queen streets, died at 2 o'clock Sun
day morning, after a week's Illness. Slie was
a daughter of Henry Draude, of Seuth Prince
street. Her husband and two children sur
vive. The funeral occurs Wednesday morn mern
lng at 8 o'clock.
AVJOUKKKn UVAttTEB HXHHIONH.
Thirty-Eight Case liena lop Trial-Seme Cur
rent Uinlneu.
The May adjourned quarter sessions court
was opened at 10 o'clock this morning, with
Judge Livingston presiding. There are en
the lint for trial 3S cases, or which
the following are the most Impertant:
Dr. L N. Llghtner, rape; Wlntleld 8.
Hayes, horse stealing and talae pretense;
llebert J. Evans, false pretense aud embez.
ileuieut ; Charles Carrell, rape, uud A. It.
Hosteller, forgery. The latter case was con
tiuued, however, en motion of the defend
ant's counsel. A number of cases were called
but none were ready for trial this morning
and court adjourned until 2:30 o'clock.
T. Kdward VVllseu cntered a plea or guilty
of thrashing his wife. Sentence was de
ferred until Saturday.
OUBBKNT HUS1NESS.
The court denied new trials in the suit of
Bryaea vs. Skeen and Doeraem A Rudy
against Garber.
Israel Cooper, of Ephrata township, was
granted a renewal of bis soldiers' license.
ABoaWade,ef Drumere township, was
appointed guardian et the miner child et
XsHHHel Line, of the same township.
jlemt norm aub.
Tka Kaacaaters Iteleated In the Herenit name
M iatan.it-' Other Mew el the Diamond.
On" Saturday afternoon tlie Wltkosbarre
and Lancaster clubs played tlieir second
game and about MX) people were en the
grounds. The result waa as usual, and the
home team were downed. Tlie Lancaster
started oil well and led their eptxHicnls up
te the firth Inning. The Wllkcsbarre wen
the game by their heavy batting. Drlsoell
was bit very hard, the tslters making sei on en
teen with a total of twenty Imses. Heilly
led the hitting with two doubles and two
singles, wniie mckce iisi tour singles. no
home team had eight with n total or nine lilts
Otl Wllkesharre's Dutch pitcher. The
straritrer-i exceled In the Held. Of the Lan
caster Virtue led in the rim getting besides
making two hits and arveptlng eleven
chances In tlie Held without an error.
Yeung Gibsen was put In te hack up Prls-
cellaud he did this well, ills throwing te
Imsea was a feature of tlie game. The score,
in lull, fellows :
LAVOABTXR. jlUill. T.U IC.iWILKUIlA Jt 111. 11, 1' A .
Zrchcr. s. ,(8 1 l 4 e'Slnininti,'s1 2 "li "il"e,"l
Sbav.S . 1 e 1 12. MeKce, 1 .14 4 ti n
OKeurke, 1 1 1 7 n. 3 iSlecnm, r. a 0 0'
Virien, 8. 4 -2 8, 3' O.'llrtxikj, 1 I :it li I
ilynaiiianiul 8, 1 2 n. 0 static, n '- 1 0 ,l! 1
Dri.cell, c i I, li 2 3i 1, itcniici.S. 4 11-21
Kttlngcr,!. v SI li e i s'ruiy. s ails, e
Oltisen, i' li! 4 I 1 rMr..n'x, in t I e1 n 1
Kneclirgy.Tl 1 e 1 0 1 IliUliimn, t 1 1 7 1
"Total. . J n',,-J7'T "rl1 TetsiT ' J' il Jt 2
1SSISOS.
I.nncnster .40230000 4-U
WUKcsuarre I1S12 1044J)
Knrni'il runs IJiiicaster, 1 1 W llki-hariv. .1
Te bae htls lli-tll,St Neriim, t : ilur, I ;
Kltlnger, 1 IUe- etnlrn Me Me, lsltllrj.l;
Vluue, a; llynilman, I: Ktllnger, 2. rltzslui
mens. 1 s Miumeii", 1 ! Slectini, I: llnMifcs, lj
Ucnnrr, 1 1 Mailman. 1 : hiiechepjr, 1 Mruck
out l.ancslT, i Hillieli.iiiv. -i. lnt base
en lialls W llkp-tbsrre.Si Lamailn, 4.
The American Association games of Satur
day afternoon resulted as fellows : At Phlla
delilhIa:SU Leuis 11. Athletics 3; nt l'itt-s-hurg:
l'lttiitiiirg I, lliltlmore e; at
HUten Island: .Mets 11, Cincinnati 0; at
Rroeklyn : liroeklyn 1, Leuisville tl The
League games in the afternoon were, at
Hhiladelpbia: I'hilailelphia ?. Kansas City
3; at Washingten: CbicAirn 4, Washington
2; at New Yerk: New Yerk 7, St. i.euls4;
at llosten : Detroit 0, liosten I.
Dan O'Leary's team wen two games from
Lewitewn at the homeof the latter en Sat
urday. Tlie scorn was 15 te j and K te 0.
Alteena downed Williamson m two games
at Alteena by 7 te 0 and S te 2.
The Chicago l'eeplei'eeiii unable te de any
thing with ltarr. On Saturday they had but
two nits and Kelly nude both. The Washing
ton lest by llielr peer 11 el ding. lUrr coutrlt ceutrlt
uted six errors te the ten mnile by the cluli.
i:ery man in the Leuisville with one ex
ception says Hecker is their Jenah. Ramsey
has made tbe big pitcher jealous.
Sam Kiniber has signed with Jersey City.
Menk Cllue leads the batting of the South Seuth
cm League with nil averajie et HVs
O'Urien of the Athletics and Manager Sim
mons de net siieak as they iss liy.
Ijist Sunday at Htdgewoed, t in pirn Kelly
fined Cemlskey, efSU Leuis Jltm Ven ier
Ahesayshe will net piy it and threatens
trouble.
The base ball editor of the Philadelphia
Press is the official scorer of the Athletics.
New, de you see?
Ilamsey, Mack, Werrick and Strauss et
Leuisville, played in the Southern League
with Kilroy last year, and lliey knew hew te
hit him. They posted all the Louisville
players before they reached nltimeri.
Philadelphia should leel proud of both
clubs, as they are playing splendid ball new.
It should net be expected of them te win
every day. Philaiieljihxa JVc.. Yes the
Athletics were playing wonderful ball when
they allowed St. Leuis te de'eat them Is. te 1.
Twelve thousand tle hundred iieonle saw
VenDerAhe's meu take the scalps of the
Athletics Saturday afternoon.
The St Leuis had tweut)-tue lilts en Sat
urday morning. Sam Weaier pitched the
greater part of the game for t he Athletics and
Lew Simmons is beginning te think he is no
goeo.
A few days age it was widely published
that the Athletics had net lest a game en Sat
urday for several years. They will long re re ro
member last Saturday's werki however.
One-armed Dally has bten released by
Washington, and Weaver will be the next
one te be sent oil. lluth are ex-lilacklistcd
pitchers.
During the last inning of the Jersey City City
Prevideuce came m Saturday, iivlund, et
the Jersey City club, w as iicchfeii tally kicked
in the abdomen wliilueiide.teriiig te put out
Seward, the Providence club's pitcher, who
was ruunlng te tlie ba.se. Ilylaud wasforced
te retire from the Ueld, his ilace being
taken by Smith, a substitute, catcher.
The Leng Island Lantern League club, lest
f2,tXX) before they dlstuuded. Temmy
Ciimmings seems te be a Jjuah fur ball
clubs.
On Saturday in Columbia, the hiuli hchoel
ninoef this city beat the high school club of
that tow ti. The score was :
Lancaster & 1 0 (J 4 2 7 .1 221
Columbia ... u 0 0 li u I (i i u e
Clarke, el the State l.ejiiie, last week ap
proved the enntractsefJ. D. Kllr-slmmens,
with Wilkeabarre: 1'. O'Heurke, with Lan
caster, and J. H. Miller, W. It. Wilsen, with
Lewiston. Mr. Clarke also slves notice et the
releases of P. Hasney, J, ijoedmau, J. C.
Dully, from the Lancaster, uud .1. Ilurteii
irem Lewistewn.
SlxHinith is very popular in ISridgejuirt, as
he Is ev ery w here he gees.
Bradley, late el the Athletu-s, h.is biued
w ith llochester.
At KldgewiMKl park yesterday the Leuis
villa club deleated Ilroeklwi bv ihoneiruuf
bte2. HauiN.y was tin) stuuililiug blix.'k
mid the liroeklyn had butllve lilts oil him.
There were two Kill clubs in town ever
last night. Dan O'Leary's Scran ten team
arrived en Day Lxjiressfrem Lewistewn yes
terday afternoon. The Wllksharre club left
at Vi this morning ler Lewlsiewu.
At the college grounds en Sitmday niter niter
neon was a large crowd te se a gamn be
tween tbeMerrlttsaud Mayflowers, two rival
local clubs. The contest w as v ery close anil
it resulted as fellows :
Merrills . I n 1 i 2 1 u l e- n
Jlayiluwer e 0 e u s J 1 17
Base hits Merrltlti 7 : Mayilerr.i struck out
MerrftsS; -MayllOHer 11.
An ellert is new being made te have the
games of the Lancaster club plaved upon the
grounds in McGraun's park. The reason
given is that the park can be reached by
street cars, and a meeting will bu held late
this nlteruoen by the Imsu ball and street car
people te m.ike arrangeuienta ler the trans
ler. Haln atopped the Wahlngteu-K.ins.i.s Citv
game at ashingteu this iiierniiig, the seeru
standing 2 te 2 at tlie uud et the fourth
inning.
The Chicago-Plilladelphia bae ball game
scheduled ter this morning w as tKMtpuned oil
account of rain.
lletrelt lleiiten liy Nrw lern.
New YeitK, May 31. The following is the
score of this morning's game :
New Yerk 4 0 u 0 0 0 1 c e l-n
Detroit. .. 0 0 i u I 1 e ii il e-
liseldtn Detroit, S i New Yerk, li Krmrs
Dutrell, 3 i .New Jnrfc, 4 1'ltcbeii, -litulu uuil
Uetzelu. L'lnplie haun.
I'yin l'ltchi-N te Victory.
Jkusisy City, May 31 The following is
tbe scere of this morning's gume :
Jersey city e u u e e u u u-e
Newark . il 1 e e u u I il 11-2
llase lilts Jel bev City, 2 t Newark, li. Krrem
Jerni-y city. 3: Newark, a. 1'llclielH-lleni.iii
nnai'jle. Uiiipli-e-bjiicli,
A Victory ler the M-l.
Sr. GKOitriE, Suten Inland, May 31.
Following Is the scere efthU morning :
Metropolitan 0 I 0 I t 1 1 0 0 It
liettlsv lllu 1 0 0 2 1 0 U 1 0 S
ll'itcuern Mays and bulllvnii Umpire Tun Tun
nlseii. liroeklyn lle'eatu Clin Inn til.
IIiioeki.yn, N. Y., May 31. Tile following
li the score or this morning's game;
liroeklyn 0 0 3 0 0 u 5 n u-s
Cincinnati 2 0 0 0 11 1 12 u-ii
l'l ichers Harking and Smith. I'luplm-Kcily
Annulled IIU 1'atlier.
Gee. Lulz, a young man 18 yeirseld, vtas
arrested en Saturday night liy Ollluer KIs KIs
Hluger for ceinmltllngiin uaul ten his father.
The complaint was made bofero Alileriii.iu
Patrick Dennelly. Lutz was unable te lur
nlsli ball and was committed te prison this
morning for a hearing te-morrow evening.
Went le l'hlliulrlplil.i.
Heury Darencamp, of St. Jeseph street,
who was swindled out of f 10 by 11 eonlldetice
man at Philadelphia, went te that city this
morning te testily in a case against a noted
confidence man, who was uUe arrested ler a
number el ether swindling operations. The
man uudar arrest is supnosed te be the party
who swindled Mr. Darencitnp.
Tee Cruihed.
Leepold Bender, while working at the
electric light building en North Water street
en Saturday, had four tees crushed by a fellow
workman circlessly dropping a large Btone
ou Bender's feet.
A COLUMBIA RUNAWAY.
nKHiuuHACVinesr that ji ten?, ink
jfAMti-r ir it. a. ri).i)Ki:n3UTii.
Tne Ladle Thrown (lilt nf a Carriage In the
Cemetery liming Memerial Day llxrr-
clst-s Held Ker ljirteiiy Iteteut
Netis About the Town,
ltcRiilar Correspondence of 1-iteu.iekmkk.
Cei.fMlilA, Pa., May 31. On Saturday
altorueou, Mr. II. A. reudursuiltli, a premt
nent merchaut of Columbia, procured a
carriage te drive te the cemeter.v te
witness the exercises at that place, and
took with hltu Mrs. Fendersmltli, Mrs.
Sarah White, the mother or Mrs. Foil Feil
dcrsmltb, his son Harry, 11 child or a
Tew years of age, and Lucy Urier.
At the cemetery the rarriaen stepped
otthe rendersmith plqt, while the exercises
were going en at the soldiers' plot ny lien.
WelsbPest. ."dr. rendursiulth lett the car
riage te get sonic water te freshen up the
tlowersou the grave in his let, Duriug his
absence his son Harry, secured the reins aud
caused the horse te move, the occupants el
the carriage began hollow lng, and the horse
started en a run. The animal went some dis
tance along the avenue, tint In makings turn
tlie carriage struck against an elevated plot
et ground and it was overturned 011 Its right
side. Mrs. 1'endersmlth wasthrew n violently
te the ground aud struck agilnst an Iren tenee
ou the ether side et the avenue. Mrs. White
was also thrown out and dragged about
llfteen feet The children tee were thrown
te the ground when the carriage ev erturned,
but escaped serious injury. Lucy Grier
was thrown about three leei in the'alr. but
landed sale en her feet. '1 he accident was
witnessed by n number of persons and the
unfortunate ladles at once were given as
sistance. Mrs. Feudersmltli had her
right arm broken in two places, between
the eltHiw and wrist. Her face was
also bruised and gashes cut en the right side
of her face. Mrs. White received ilnful
bruisca upon her head and rlcht shoulder.
Luckily her shawl was wrapped about her
head which protected her when she was
being draieed. The children had but slight
bruises. When the carriage was overturned
the liorsecommencx-d making desperate leaps
te Iree himself but had gene but a short dis
tance when he -was caught by Lphriam Till
man, a colored man. 'lhe animal was sub
dued with great ditllculty. Medical attend
ance was hastily summoned for the unfortu
nate ladies and they were cenveved te their
homes. This morning Ixith of the ladieewere
restlug quietly. The accident created great
excitement iu the cemetery, which was
crowded with people.
Held for tUarriny
On Saturday Charles Kochew entered com
plaint at the ellice of hquire Frank against
Caleb Jenes colored, charging him with the
larceny et J40 from the warehouseerWilliam
Kochew, en Fifth street. Jenes and a com
panion natned Hiram Lloyd wereiu tlie place
and after their departure this sum of money
was missed from the safe. On Saturday
night Jenes was en a general drunk, was
arrested by Officer llarduele and had a hear
ing before Squire Frank. He denied the
theft and put the blame ou Lloyd. Jenes
said he had but four dollars in his o.s.scssieu,
but the etllcer has found places where he
spent about twenty dollars. Lloyd was dis
charged from custody and Jenes sent te (all
for ten days for drunken and disorderly con
duct, duriug which tlme the matter will be
investigated.
Teitu Notes.
An adjourned meeting of council w ill be
held in the council chamber te-tilyhL
un Jsaturday alternoen company C. tired
three velleva ever the grave of their deceased
comrade, Vill!am Mewerv.
Pennsylvania Castle, Ne. 7H, Knights of
the Mystic Chain, will go te Marietta
Wednesday iilulit and pay a fraternal ilt
te Castle, Ne. 102, or that place.
Samuel Campbell lest a very valuable
horse by lockjaw en last Saturday ; the
third less of this kind within a few months.
A g.une of lull was played in the institute
grounds en Saturdsy afternoon between the
Lancaster aud Columbia high schools.
Neither side was composed exclusively of
memberser the schools. Tlie Lancaster club
wen by the scere of 22 te 7.
Charles L?riug get Inte a fight en Seuth
l'reut street last Stturday night, aud was
beaten by unknown assailants in a terrible
manner.
The members of the Lancaster high school
held their annual picnic at Chickies Heck en
Saturday. Duriut; the davanumboref the
pupils visited Columbia." They returned
borne en the six o'clock train.
A large beat house is being erected along
the river shore ler tbe accommodation et a
umnber of beats owned-by town people.
The pay car or the Heading it Columbia
railroad was 111 town this morning, and the
empleyes received their wages ler April.
The May town band was In town en last
Saturday en their way te Wrightaville. The
band discoursed very line music, under the
leadership of S. C. Albright.
iJKr.fr. rn am eh Atr 11 ituurahm.
llestnila 11 i.llcr te Clialrinin l.titus lilting
v,t) In Ja.en K. Iily.
The fellow lng is a copy el the letter sent by
Tbemas Miliewan te Samuel Kvans, chair
man of the beard et return judges :
7b .VjMfft ,'iuM, C Aui, raufi vl lUe JJuurit et Jit
turn Judjcj
Sin: At the solicitation of friends I an
nounced invstdf us a candidate ler delegate
te the statu convention, and en Monday, the
24th of May, the return judges declared me
one of the elected delegates and sent 1110 a
certillcate signed by the president aud clerks
el said convention.
A lew ilayi after iiilieurninent seme par
ties went ever the figures again and found a
clerical error, reducing my vote below that
of Mr. Jasen K.Lahy. Nothing would please
me meru than te represent the people et the
Southeru district In the cemlug convention,
but alter calm reflection, Iu the interest of
harmony, I have concluded net te go te the
convention under the leist xtiulew- of doubt.
I theretore cheerfully return the certificate
and will make no contest in the state conven
tion. Thanking my friends for their support,
aud believing they w ill sustain my course,
1 am very truly yours,
Tikis. Mi Gewa.v,
CltltlSTIAA, Pa.
Deranged liy l.i el I'mllleii.
The following telegram from Peoria, III.,
rotates te Mr. Hoke who is well known In
this city and was graduated from Franklin
and Marshall eollego In lsiit). He was very
IMipulariu social circles here and married a
young lady from Lancaster; frequently
visiting old frlesdsln this section with his
wife, Mr. Hoke is originally from Adams
county.
J. Flnley Hoke, formerly bookkeeper In
the Merchants' National bank, of this city,
has gene te Canada, and has given a lavvvcr
here power of attorney te sell all his property.
His tine resldonce has already been sold.
The bank officers say that his accounts are
h11 right, and no cause for his flight lias yet
Iieen discovered, Hoke was until recently
interested In nearly a dozen mercantile, and
mauilfacturlug enterprises here, and In addi
tion speculated ou ' change. The latter ac
tion caiuedlhe bank te dismiss him recently.
He then sold most ei his personal property,
laid all his debts, me far as Is known, amount
ing le about W,0W, and left. It is thought
that the less of ids position iu thu bank bus
deranged his uilnu.
lllntt CreM Ceiuiiiitiiilery I'ntitul.
A strawberry and Icecream festival, for the
lienellt or IJIue Cres Cemmauilery Ne. 5,
Knights el the Gelden Kagle, was opened nt
Micniiercher hall ou Saturday evening. It
will lie kept up until Thursday night. A
large number el lady friends have Interested
themselves In the festival and Indications
point te a v ery successtul festival. The com
mittee of the cemmauilery in charge of the
festival are : O, F. Leeds, chairman ; Isidore
Neuuian, Lmanuel Klllinger, li ilouser, 11.
C. Ilriggsund F. SlielUtall. The attendance
was geed en Saturday evening, netwlth.
stunting the ether attractions ollered te keep
people away.
The t'realtlent (Soeftte IIU llrble.lllcit.
The president, accompanied by Secretary
Lunar, Postmaster General uud Mrs. Vilas
and Mrs. Latuent, left Washington for New
Yerk Sunday alternoen. They arrived at
their destination at 10:33 t 111. The presl
dent called oil Ills bride, Miss Folsom, at the
Gilsey beuse, Immediately after his arrival.
Miss Folsom vvliote Christian name, Is
net Frances, but Frank was born In the
year lbOl and will be twenty-two years old
the 2 1st of July.
Mr. Cleveland has had butone predecessor
who was a bachelor when inaugurated, aud
that was Juuies liuchauaii, or Pennsylvania.
AXNtrJSH'Altr HKHMUH.
Iter. O. W. Ilerlwnl Celelintlen llUNInelfcnlli
Veitrnl Nn llnlland,
Nt:vr Hui 1 vm, May 31. Sunday was a
gala dav lit the Lutheran church at New
Helland, Hev. D. W. Gerhard preaching his
nineteenth anniversary sermon. The fellow -luglactsln
connection therewith are et in-
terpst s
On the Mil of March, IStt, lie preached his
first seriiieii nt McConnellsburg, Pit, ten
tulles from Mereersburg, where he was at
the time n student In the theological
seminary, having still nearly a year and 11
half In which te complete his studies. He
iMvanni the stiled supply nt once of the Mc
Connellsburg charge, which was vacant at
the time. In. May, Kid, atthe tlmoel iiiiuhni iiiiuhni
tlen from the seminary, he became pastor of
the charge and served ene vear, when he
iMtne in answer te a call te "New Helland,
vvnere no nusjiisi prenclied his pti nuulver
sary setinen. Tw euty-one years hav 0 elapswl
since this Urst np;Mlnttueut, and he lias nut
leen without regular appointments from
that day te this.
He had preached 2,723 times, besides ...13
funenil discourses making J,2.t sermons In
nil. na Hired l-m nuauts and 307 adults: con-
tinned litil : marriages, All.
Duriug tlie j ear Just ended made the fol
lowing additions; Veganville s, Zelten.
lelchs s , Salem (.Heller's) 2ii ; New Helland
II, a total of Cst, also during the vear baptized
oil infants.
lteliovelent contributions Vng.utv llle f X
72; ellenreiclis 2.vl; Salem ( Heller's 1
f l.VJ.20; New Helland, J7l.ttl, lein ' total of
211.07.
A Hand Ceiitrid.
At present there are tw e bands in this clty.the
Liberty and Koj stone, and tliey are net ou
uixxl terms. Onitunlay both were out In the
Grand Army iwradtv. In the evening they
escorted the jsists te the court house and
afterwards met In Centre square. The
Liberty Uuid isstHl down West Klngstnsjt
plavini: n lively tune and their opponents
followed Ihem also Iav lug. I'.ai'li organiza
tion tried leeut-pl.iy the etlieraud the teple
In the streets simui s,iw what was the matter.
V great crew d lollew ed the band te I'rince
street, te go ten straw berrv festival, and the
ether kept en out West King. Tilings were
pretty llv ely ter a time ami the friends of
each iHiid claim tint thuir lavetites get the
best of iL
Fell IhreiiKt) an Klrvater Hele.
Suuday afterniHHi while everything was
quiet around the Mevens house, the iittiches
of the hotel down stairs were startled by cries
w htch seemed te come Irem the cellar. I'jxin
illumination it was found that Jehn Mc
l, eeh in, the bell boy, aged about 1 years,
had fallen into the hole of the elevator ami
was lying at the bottom. It appears that he
had been trilling with the elevator when it
ascended and he tumbled Inte the hole.
When he had lieen rescued from his position,
It was found that his lell arm was brekeu in
two places aud iltt wat badly bruised about
the body and head. Dr. McCormick atteudeil
him anil he was tiken te his home.
Clo-e of Ida LewW l.ng ileuieut.
On Saturday night the Ida ljwis dramatic
ceiujiuiy closed their engagement at the
0era house and the audience was by far the
largest of the week. This has been the cuse
with every cheap show that has appeared in
Laucaster this winter, and the big business
lias always been reserved Ter the last perfor
mance. "The house 011 Saturday night was
lucked in every turt The play was tnat
very old and very jsier piece entitled "Ten
Niclits iu a liar-room," and the retuiuny
made the best they were able out of It Ap
parently me auuieuce was pieaseu.
.tiuuel 31. llcn,lir's Disappearance.
Nothing has been learned of Sauiuei M.
llershey, or lllrd-ln-Hand, who mysterious
ly dlsappearetl en Saturday the 22d of May.
Imrulry had been made at every place where
he would likely have gene, but lit) had
net been at any iif these places. Te-day ills
wife issued execution against him for $15,0110,
and the sheriff will levy en his real estate.
The only ether Judgment against him is for
Jl.oeo, and his property is ample te iy lielh
these obligations. Mrs. Hershey ciunbtglve
any rea-eu for his disappearance.
Sunday Itiilmway.
James M. Jlurke, whilejiu company with
two lriends was driving along the read near
Kesevllle Sunday alternoen when the horse
frightened and all three were thrown out
et their vehicle. Mr. llurke was uncon
scious for about 20 minutes alter the accident
but his Injuries were efa trivial character.
I'uut-nil el Mrs Cuiiii.t Ileeii.
The funeral of Mrs. l.mmaJ. Deen, wife
of Wm. M. Deen, ou Sun day altemoeu, was
one of the largest evor seen in this city.
Hev. Dr. Knight conducted the services and
the Interment was made nt Woodward Hill
cemetery.
A Saturday .Sight Knit.
Richard Apperly has made complaint
against Jeseph Derwart for assault and bat
tery aud surbty of the peace, ppcrly al
leges that en Saturday night Derwart as
saulted and threatened te kill him. Alder
man A. P. Dennelly will dlspose el the case.
Seriously til.
Bishop bhauaban, of Harrisburg, Is seri
ously ill iu Philadelphia whither he had
gene ler treatment for inflammatory rheu
matism. Tuy tour Water Tav.
To-menow is the last day ou which the
live percent, abatement can be secured iu the
payment of city water taxes.
Meru KtltrrlirUIIlK I'dipl-.
J llleslam! Maiiutir. merchant, Saliinga .1.
II Mlnnleh, lintel and store, Lundiivlllc, and
Jlesir. Hennfcltz A Sen, 222 and 221 is'eith
Wnti r street, have been connected with the tele
phone exchange.
Teething liable are hippy If their guuisure
bulled with tin. Hash's Teething Letien.
bummer II ethers be careful of your babies
wlthdlurrhiea. int. Hand's Dlarrhin Mixture
cmea when uverj thine elae fulls. Price ti cU.
Ker sale by II, II. Cochran, N03. W and 13U North
(juuen Htieut, l.iincaater, t'a. I1111IA w
Seme Dellelitful Slllinner Tours,
ilessrs. Itiiymend A Whltceinb announce till ee
very nttnictlve summer excursion), chiefly In
the mouth of July. One Includes a tour of
Cnnailv and the famed Hague-nay Itlvcr, and
another or the Whlte Mountains. A third In
eludes. In addition te the Whlte Mountains,
barntegannd the Adirondack Mountains. The
latter occupies twenty days, and the two former
cloven days each. In addition te tbese three
tours an excursion party et limited numbers Is
te be organized for n tour of the Yellowsteno
National Park. This party will leave 1'hllaJi 1
phla Thursday, August 5th, and return Satur
day, September 4th. Circulars giving full de
tails of the sevcral trips can be obtained et II,
I'.Hblcld, agent of the l.aymend A Whltcemb
Kxcurslens, HI Seuth Ninth street, under the
Continental Hetel, Philadelphia. ltd
J. 1.. Norten Carrell, residing nt "ar Itocka Itecka
way, ijucuns Ce., N. ) ., was se crippled with In
flammatory ruuuuiutlsni, uf ten j cars' standing,
that he had te 11.-0 crutches He was completely
cured by taking llnindreth's l'llli every nlsrht
fur thirty nights, and will answer any written
or pertxmiil liKiulries.
VHATUU.
OvKimtEii. Ill thlscltv.en tlie."0lh Inst, Catha
rine everdtcr, In her 7Jd year, lellct et thu lute
til Overdier.
The lelatlv es and friends of the faintly are re.
spectfully Invltist te attend the funeral from her
late residence, rearef l'eplur, near Htrawberry
street, 011 Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In
terment at Lancaster cemetery, ltd
Heuukt Iu thisclty, en theSOth Inst, Amelia,
wlte of frank llemiuet, In the Uith j car of her
age.
'I he relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the resilience of her husband, JS'e. 1M beuth
Queen stuet, 011 eduesduy iiierniiig at BK
o'clock. Services In St Mar)'' church at ti
o'clock. Interment tit bt. Jeseph's cemetery.
111JI 2ld
StAHKJSTS.
fhlutdelphlti ITikIucm Markxt.
J'aiLADsLFBU. May 31 Fleur Market
dull, uules 01 1,4(0 barrels 1 Minn, bakers at
rJe;,TI Mii Pfiiinu, lainlly at M75fjl M 1 Western
at tl 1 -HO 171; I'atents.ll TMtMu
Itye Heur was steady at i SJQJ 50.
..i, P-. a- eall-wecut My, WJe 1 June,
HJie July. SIJCe 1 Aug., blHc
Cem May, t5)Ja: June, 150 1 July Ki
Oais-Muy,41e; June, Sse July, Sse; Aug,
SIC
I.lte SI in h Markets.
Ciiicare, Mny Si. 1 lie Irecrrj' Jein 110J tverti;
Cattle Itcci'lpls, l.lul bead 1 slilpiuunls, iicne,
niliketeliin but steady , shipping s leers. 11')
In 1.MO m.fl UHtVtOt sleckers and IissleiT,
I J fed I. Mi itma, bulls itnd mixed, II MsdOM
bulk, (1 nnOMMi thmtmti Tiixim, :ns.tt.l ,.
Hogs lietelptK, S2.UM liwidi sldpiiients, tl,iml
liiMid 1 liuukel bilily ni'tlvei rive mid ten rents
lower 1 miittii aim niiveu n,.H(i ers I paesliig
unit shbuilUK, II 1111 l llgld, J.7iill.lU sklks,
riNHJJ.'!.
sheen Hi celpt,l. Mi hesdi shipments, iinimi
mirkt't tlew and vtesk , shndn lower t native,
f;,(i u 11 vu", i.'u-i . i.iiiiim (i nran, r.ujKi.
Kast t.istKTY Cattle nssdpts, I7J head t
nMpiuctita, lilli iiimket-iiettdiig lining- all
ttiiouglireiislHtiiiieiits
lletfs receipts, ,') head shipments, 2,4iti
111.11 knt tlnnj i'hllndeltititns.tl 4(tl I'll Work
ers. tibtllSi sblpmciiti te New oik,lleur eik,lleur oik,lleur
leuls Shis receipt, i.tvm held) ehlpmunts, 1,im;
uiarkut 11 1 In nt t-'rlday s pi Ires
Slink .Market.
Quotation, by llis'd, McUranu ,1 Ce , bankets,
l.nncadcr, t'a.
SW TURK LIST. 11 A. M. 12 M. J Ml,
Canada I'liclnc
C C. C. 1
Cel. Ceal
Central t'aclnc ....
Canndit Southern
CM., St l..,t I'uli
Denver A Ulouraiule
He! .Lack. Western
Krle
htle-M ....
New Jerney Centnu
K. A T
Leu . .N . .
l.akofhero . , .
IttchlptnCentnd. ,
l"-'Hiil Pacific
Nerthem Tactnc
N. 1". l'rel ;.
N. W
New Aerk CenlnU
Iltile Central
Omaha
OriRen Tnms 31
dntailii.t Wcitein
t'ectdc Midi
ttechestcr . I'ltlifiiure
St. l'aul
Tcjils Tactile
Union Pacini" ,
Wabash Common
Wabajh l'rterrcd
WcsUni Union JYlvRntpb..
West Shere
rniLADi'.rut list.
LehlKh V ollev ....
Ik, .. 1. A 1'hlU
runiisylvai'ta.,
tuuidiuir
Lehlgh Navlu.itle.i
vl!i
:S
iiesienTiiie
Philadelphia A Erie
Nerthem Cent
People's Pajisetiirer
K'rt'g Uei.'ls M 'tK's bs
OU W3- i35i
ifll .UirKJtTUtKllEXTn.
-OAK1NO rOWDKM.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder no vervsrtes. A marvel et purity,
strength and wbole-emeness. Mere oco eco oce
nomlcol than Um ordinary kinds, and cannot be
told In competition with the multitude of low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Held only tn cum. Koyal Uakine 1'ewdsb Ca,
ll Wall strmt. New Verlt. ni&rJ7IvaAw
w
VN1 KD A HOOD Ol IU. TO DO Ul.N
cral housework. Applv nt
THIS urt'ltE.
lt
fw. w.h. lewi:li..
J J HK.STIST,
(inulu.ite of the I ulverslty et Marlaud, with
ir r. i. luiini;. .e e r.asi untniie sirts'l. ltu-
Lister, Pa.
uiSI-Iuiw&trdcut!
CANKS, CANHbi ANOTHIUl KHKSH
supply of Canes, of lilt the latest stj les, te
plea-u lhe taste of everybody, at
MAItKI.KV'S
(I'enneriy Hartman's) " . ellew r rent,"
N'e. a North Queen Mrect-
W ANTED A MAN OK TK.Ml'KRATi:
and moral hatilt,, seeking emplejmeut,
te represent an old established house in his own
section, salary te btslii $7pr mouth. Jlefer Jlefer
enetscxacttsl. AM. MAMJt'ACIl'UIMt HOUSE,
uii-tmd 11 ll.u clay street, N. .
j-i:w
LIVERY STABLE.
The undersluntd has opened a SEW I.IVKKY
STAIll.K. at Ne. SUMIllTHMAKIvKTSTKhhT,
rear of Washington Hetel. ll goeil IIere
.Sew Teams: ery thing tlrst-clius. Prices Ien
Give 1110 11 call.
N. W. FRY.
iniTatd
B
IC YC'LKS ! TKICYl'I.KS !
Iluv InK been Informed by seme of our lriends
that ntertaln Illevcle II nn have been tlrcula
tliiir reports tthreui;h Jealous motives. In ertler
te further their own Interests) that we de net
deal In ltudire bicycles or Tricycles, or any
ether machines, we take this opportunity te call
the attention et the public te the fact that tie
art rcpresentiug nil the machines that Li.ltudRe
A Ce. manufacture, and are dealing In all ether
maehlnes that ure lminufictimd In thlsceunlry
tttid Knglind. send ler catalogue. Only Uldlni;
Scheel unit l!tcclu Itepalr Shep In Lancaster
county.
MARTIN RUDY, Supt.
NO.!) BAST KINO STUEET.
Connected with Telephone.
mayl'JwdA2tw
V
Hll NONK HUT
" BEST'S "
SOT AIR EUMA0ES1
MADE or HEAVY IRON.
Mem square feet of lbidlatlng Surface, most
economical In fuel, and the ltest ltesults In
HcatbiK Dwellings, Schools, Churches et any
Ileater In the market l'ener Nut Ceal for fuel
Estimates furnished for Heaters, Including
Mnsenrv. Het Air I'lnas. iteirlstcra. etc. I'lentv
of Lancaster referencn. Heaters guaranteed te
Kie enure sausiucuen or iui.cn out ut our own
expense.
Ilulng both practical meu In the business, we
ask a snare et pulronnge.
h-tbnutes chi-erlully furnished for I'lumblng,
(las fitting, Tin and shiet Iren Werk, Hoeting.
Alse a lull supply et 'I in were, Ac.
Prices te suit tlie times. Ulve us a call.
EVERTS & OVERDEER,
cen.vEi; or east kino,.iehn and mid-
.fi,.I01IN AND I
EETS.
III.E ll.t.LT.
iuayl-mdM.W,ASU
TJAYMOND'S HXCUILSIONH.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
All Traveling Kiiienses Included.
THREE GRAND SUMMER TRIPS
Frem l'HII.ADEI.I'llI A, as fellows.
Ne. L.ICbV 11-lfl New Yerk, llosten, Men
tieal, I.uclilne ItupliU, SI. bnwrence and bUKUe
iiuy itlvers, Quebec. Kails el Montnierencl,
Lake .MemphreiuUKeg, Lie.
Ne 2..IUI.Y0 b. New Yerk, llosten, and u
beven Days' round of the Whlte MeuiiUdns.
Ne.3, JUI.Y91 AUUU8T II. NowYork.bar NewYork.bar NowYerk.bar
utoes. Mount McllrcKer, Lakn Ueer-e, Lake
C'hainpluln, Kluht Hays In the Adirondack
Mouutaliis.AusiibleCiiusui, audit weeks' round
of the Whlte Mountain.
In addttlen te the above, a party will leave
Philadelphia, 'IHbltSHAY, AUUUaT S, ter a
month's tour thieugh thu YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL PAItlt.
W. ItAYMONI), 1. A, W1UTCOMB.
Mif Send for descriptive circulars.
li. P. SHIELDS,
Ne. HI Seuth .Ninth Street (under Continental
Hetel),
PHILADELPHIA, l'A. m313t
HKWAtt rKriammmnT.
WANTHD -A COI,l.i:CTOH ATONC15 t
lust 1 la" reference reuiilrvsl, Apnlv at
lids emiti lid
xj or a i'atlnt "mi:dhmnk KVU
isl m) iiitei liens am at 011111 abnted by lien
son's Ciipiliin riasteis. better than iiiiii.eeus
doses
AA. BB.
Usu .Miuiliciui Heller Fleur.
The Original. The Ileal
myJlvM.WAS 11
0N ACCOl'NT OP IlLltUILDINll MY
iiltlre will be In my intiiiilaetiitv, .Ne. s
West Inestivet, whem wecaii be ended en day
111 nlulit and give the Hiiine eaitiiuiil atluiitleiins
befiiiM. .Ml mders by teteiihiinn will receive
piiiiiiptntteiilleii l.h K.N II. UOTK,
in jl till Umli linker.
-Illll.ADr.I.rillA
SHOW OASE WORKS
Any shape or stvle uuidii te Older and Ktiatun
ti ed te be Urst class, t-.stlmales ler any ttniir
birm Millcltisl t uses carctully packed unit
rhlpiH'd In nil parls of the ciniiitiy. A laine
slink and Kleal viutety te stleet I111111. All
FivnctiKiass Alt panel bottom-;. Allew pllies.
The best Is lhe eheni-sl l'bsie end and ex
amine, 111 N. lOL'ltlltMllKKT.
luiirt-SindMAS l'hlhidelphlu, 1'a.
"eTK'ir "
asl I tuntBTKU. Mill V). lssll
The uiiilerslKiied eolleeter will sit III the
Orphans' Court Uihiiii, Court Heuse, fnitn 'I In
11! a, 111 and Irem i! te .1 11. in., 1 ur-al 1) , , W dues
day, 1 Imrsituy and Krldiiy of each week until
.liilv Issii, te collect statu and county tax of
Ihe.'d. M, iithuml ,lh wards uf I nueaster tlty
fin tss.. Hvepereent abatement for all taxes
paid en ei before III I.Y .1. issu
St SAM- I.K.V1 I IIASll.NU, Colleeter.
TTO.Mi:iOU!l Kli:NDI,l:SS('HlliDKi:.N.
XI. 1 he annual meeting of the cnriKimters et
the Heme for Friendless Children tortheclly
and ceuntv of bant nter, I'a , 111 tin held at the
tilllee el the seeretitrv. Se 111 .North Queen
street, en lthSllA .SK I'm i JUe clock p in.
ler the pimie-e el rlectlne four trusteis and six
I.uly luitnnKcrs. CIlAltLlS M. HOH ELI,
tnav',17 It btcititary.
Geed ni:ws reii tiik thihsty.
1 hiivejust secured ih eidujlve luteucy
fin this city for
UlIl'l'LUl'SEMltA SEM t OKK 1IKLU,
pronounced b ceinpetciit ludges the l.tt mid
purrtf llcci new lnanutuctur-M unjuArrr '
CltAllt.IKllesTEIt,
l'liiprltttirnt TIIK COItNKIt SALOON,
iwtiir 01 cenirui .vinrkets,
the enlj plate In the city whero this ruinous
I leer can be bad.
tPTrs II iuyl7 lmilMM sn
p.VTr.NT NTKAl' l'ANTAl.OONS.
The Grexl-st Inrtstiea e( lit Agf.
l'entalisins made with the l'atent Strap lit
eay, tin net bSK out at the knees, don't draw up
when silting deit 11, mid Kit e better satisfaction
than any ethers. Pbiee veur order with A. II.
ltn-eiisteln, the Merchant Tailor, w he hag the
sole rlpht for Lancaster for the l'atent Heublt).
Strip I'autiloeus. I etTer an unusuiUly full sleck
of nntiliv itissls for PiintnliKins, Hulls, Vesting
and Spiliur tiiervoets.itnd amdnvetluK my on en
tlm intention le my trlend and patrons, and
wtll spate not-tlert le retain the jiosltlen 1 hale
se Iiiiib held us Mi-st hi no .Merchant Tailor et
Lauciuster Iti-specttnlly vuurs,
A. II. IlOShNSThlM.KNertliQuis'nSt.
TJ.AST KND YARD.
C.J.SWARE&OO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
otnee .Ne, ai CEMllE SQUAltK. lUHh yaid
nil ettlcti connected with Telephone Exchan se
aprl3-UdMAK.lt
Q KOKOK KKNMT, JR.,
Oarpenter, Contractor & Bullder,
ltESIDE.SCE-NO. MS WEST KINO ST.
SllOl'-EAST UltA-NT ST., OpiHwlte itntten
Heuse.
All work receives my prompt and personal at
tention. All kinds el Jobbing utUmded te at short no
tice and en reasonable tonus. Drawings and
Kt1niKts tunilsh.sl r7-lvd
CCltATCIIKl) I 1' Kl'IlNITL'Ki;
IS AN EYE SORE.
Thun uiAke your liirnltuin leek like .N ElV by
ii-Iiik' a bottle of
liii;liliiiiii; Furniture Polish,
I'llce, 'c, inanul.ictillcd and for sale enlv by
11. II. COCHKAN. Hltl'UOI'sT.
N'es.117 A It!) North (juren St, I-nncaster, t'a.
ui.15 s 1 j eedi:
"l 11UAT 15AKUAINS
AT
W. D. Messer's Music Stere,
NO. Ill SOUTH QbKh.N SI'., LANCASlElt.
New Style Masen A Hamlin Oruans at 175, t",
tll, llus, 1123, Ilia, tl.Vi.
l'lanes at J), i, two, .vm, Ac.
.Vew American Eewlnf? Machines one drawer
ai; two drawers, tii ; four drawers, flAAc.
1 he best In the market
Ne Organs, Pianos or Sewlntf Machines sold
threui-h aj-ents, hence the above low prices.
N ii Agent ter thu celebrated tieuiuutler
lellns, or .New erk. 1'lea.se tall.
may:i-);tdll
arm n 0
3 HAKT'S.
Ol'EMNG AT II. OKU
FINE TAILORING.
The Larcest and most Complete Assortment
of l.N'h WOOLLENS for lhe Spring Tiudote be
found In thi City of Lancaster.
A Cbolte Line or i-prtnir Overceatings aud
I'rtiitnloeiilncs In all Um Latest Putterus.
Prices I.ew, lU'st Vt urkiiiunshlp, and all goods
Warranted us repiesented.
H.GERHART,
-NO U SOUTH QUEEN STUEET.
-Opp03ite tbe l'eaUilBcc luulVT-lyilll
VTOTK'i: TO ItUlDOi: lU'll.DUUS.
-i.s btab-d iirepi-sals for the erection of the
following bridges will be received at the eftlcu
of the County Commissioners, Lancaster, I'a.,
until IJ o'clock, norm, TUESDAY, J I N K '."), Issii
1 llridee ever I ocallce creek, ut Lclnbiith's
mill. In Last Lecal I co tow Hshlp.
2 llridgt) ever Mill creclc, et llcssltr's mill be
tween Leacock and Upper I.caeeck townships.
3 bridge ever Conewlngo creek, at Weed's
mill. In l ulteu township.
lhe plans and spcclccullens prepared am ler
Weeden burr Truss bridges : Iren bndge men
must present their own plans uud specifica
tions Proposals for masonry and superstructure
will be ricelved separately or ceuiblntd. Ma
sonry bids should ueslgnate whether they urn
ter Iren or wooden bridges.
A forfeit bend nt .'jJ must accompany bids,
blanks ter bid and bend can be procured Irem
commlssienors.
Jly order of
COUNTV COMMISSIONED
Attest Krahk Ghi est. Clerk.
may"J-S,M,lVld
MX HALK OU UKNT.
T7VOK UI.NT.
JD A Tobacco Warehouse with I'cnn'a It. It,
Siding, Capacity for storing 3,000 cases. Apply
at the
murlO-tfd INTELL1QENCEU OEFICE.
FOU UKNT.
LANtASTEIlHALL.
Nes lnnd:i WEST KINO STUEET,
Eer Halls. Kalrs aud Entertainments All per
sons hav lng skates In boxes are requesttd te 10
uievu them Iu ten days. Office open 10 te li a. 111.
iu.7 lmd
FOU UKNT.
Shep In rear of Ne. 37 West Chestnut street,
used as 11 tlgar-bex factory, and a shop en
Mltllln street, botween Seuth Queen nnd Prince
streets, lately used aa a carriage lactery Alsea
dwelling and steru room new occupied by A.
A. HtihTey aa a drug store, West King street
Apply at the
ll.vtfd
1NTELLIUENCKU Olf ITICJX.
EXIXTTOU'S SALU OF VALUAHLK
ItKAL KSTATE
Will tin sold ut l'libtlc Sale en MONDAY,
JUNE II, lwtl, by the undersigned executer et
the will of Philip Christian Ituunlngur, deceased,
the following Iteal Estute, te wit
Ne 1. All that certain Twe-Story I1RICK
DWELLINO HOUSE, with a Twe-Story Frame
Shep uttached.und let or piece of ground thereto
belonging, situated en the east side of North
Prlnce street botween Orange and Chestnut
streets, In said city et Lancaster, adjoining prop
erty of GcorgeUrossman (known us thuMenl
mac Hetel) en the north, by property of Uee.
II. Hartmun en the east, and by properly or u.
U. llerreu the south, containing a frontage en
said I'rince street of forty (40) feet, ten (10)
Inches, mere or less, and extending In depth
castwardly, thirty-three (S3) feet, meru or less.
Ne.-.' Alse, all that certain piece or parcel of
hunt, situated In the village of Sufe Harber,
Maner township, Lancaster county, I'a , known
as purl of let 10. tl. In plot of said village, de
scribed by metes unit bounds, as fellows, te
wit beginning ut a pest ou the bank el the
Conestegu creek, thence by let Ne. 10 North 7-
deilees. West fnrtv eprrhau. thimru Seuth IS de
grees. West two pert ties, thence by the ether
moiety or said let Ne. tl. Seuth Ti degrees. East
forty perches te the Conestegu cruok.thcnce up
thesiime North U degrees. East two perches, te
the plate of beginning, containing eighty (sO)
perches, mere or less, en which ts erected a large
ri-uuiu Dwelling Hoiibe.
bnloef Ne. t te comuience at 7K o'clock p. in.
of said day, at the Leepard hotel, la the city or
Lancaster.
bule or Ne. 2 te commence nt 2 o'clock p. m, en
the premises In tbn village el Safe Harber.
Terms and conditions will be made known by
II. M.SHUElNElt, Executer.
l'osltlvesalu.
Hsnrv suenicnT, Aud,
uiuv W M,WASUA3tvv
iH AitrttHnnxiKNTH,
1711VK rr.ll OUNT. A HAThMKNT Wll-li
J benllewisl ou all walre rent, tmta eiinr
lK-fert..lllNE I Clr. uvKlts,
ma) 1 L'lly Tre miner.
WHY 1'AY tlft I'OUA 8KT0F TKICTU
w lieu V ou can uet the dime at Is, at
V. L. MHIIKK'N Dental lloems.
Ne. irl North Queen nitwit,
ibis adiuliilstered. tv-ilT 1yd
Ql II 1'ITlti: HYi: WHISKY
7.1 l'KNTSl'Klt QllAUT
,,.. Isspleinlld. Tty It.
ItOHUMt'H LHji.uKnuilln. ei Cmitrti Hiinare,
Laiieasit'r, I'a, npiVMydlt
Uemiitiiinii NtnTn, inimhiiTne
I' T.Vtltl.K. LiiiiiIiieiis flout., riles and
Tmlllna Simmiiis A templeln llnmif Itisls, Keels,
lt... Bll.. II. ...1, .. u.. ..! . . ....
.--. ri,.,i.n,lii,lni,tiia unit nsiieriuiius eup
piles genetallv, tit
IIUlll.KY'8 IlltUU HTOHE,
Ne. .ti West hltiK Stnet.
t1:van'.sku)1'ii.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
Mi:KIWUllAlTAr('I()Air.NDC'IOAK Mi:KIWUllAlTAr('I()Air.NDC'IOAK
ette Helders at IU lenls, tieniilue Mcer
heh.iuni l'lpcs and Clear Holilers, always In
stock, at
M AUK LEY'S,
(Fiuitierly Hurt man's) " Vcllew I'nmt,"
Ne. Ml North Queen Strtsit
r
UMOCUATlf I'Ol'NTY COMMITTKIi
Tlie llemeerntle Ceunly Committee of l.uncn...
ter County will 1111 el ut lua 111.011 MONHAi,
,11' Mr. 7th nt the committee rooms (third fleer of
Kepler's Postetllro llulldliiK) te ll the tlme for
the ceuntv oenvf niten, "nil in Irnnsaut such
ether business as liuiv be breiiKhl belem the
cemnilttisi. VI (' HE.NSbt, t'linlrmnii.
LtM .V9Ti.il, May H, ls-s). lniltdwAd
puiVATi: h.vi.i: or iieuskh.
1 will Iiavn by M outlay n carload of
IOWA HOUSES,
consisting ut drivers and winkers, tit for gene
ral Ml 111 use, w tilth 1 will dispose of nt
l'UDATK SALE.
UEOIttlEultOSSMAN
FOU HAKliAINSUO TO IIKCIITOI.D'H,
He tit r III failles' and lieuls' r uruhdllng
Uissl. 111 I'mterweiir Shirts, VV erklna runts.
Overalls, Nt-ikweut, Suspenders, Cellars and
Cult, llesit-ii inmislt pslrs ter 'H ctnts npie
the finest Uritlsh. I'luise call and exuuilnn bo be bo
teie veu bu .
AT llECHTOLD'S,
Ne A. North Queen street
rSlgiiel the lllg .stinking
P S. .small IIiuim s for sale or Kent.
rplli. (11,1) 1M.AN I SDIIIIA NKW0Y8.
X TESl.
Presents ! Presents 1
tall tit enr store and w, will c -.plain te you
oil! new system or awantlng pteseiitx. All
i heekseut. will m rcilreint d our sleck of Teas,
leirtes, .te., u lhe btigust and most tuiiiplete
luthiiclt
OLAUKE'd TKA STORE,
uiilydAw Ne. 3s West Klnc Street
iliier..s ! SHOKSI
New Red Frent Shee Stere,
Ne. 10 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(.SuxtDoerto l'osteltlco)
V)e hive Just received ene of Oje ltest Lines of
Men s Lev s, leuth. , Iidlcs', Misses
and Children's
SHOES
1 b.it c in be get for the money, thus complet
ing our ulreail) large stock. We can guarantee
the price, te be "HerTOM KIOUIlRs." We
bate Birtctiv "ONE l'ltltE," and gimrnntee
entire siittslactlnu tf you want nne or coal se
shncsersllpp. rs l(ou want hand or machlno machlne
m ide Shis-., In fact, tf veu want anything In the
elusi line, that can be leund only In Urst class
estibllshiuents at Popular Prices, call at the
NEW KKD KltONT SHOE STOItE,
Ne. 48 N'UHTH (fUEEN STllEFJl',
(Next Doer te the I'osteluce )
CHAS. aTrEECE.
aurii-JuiUAwlt
OPKCIAl. h.Vl.i:
-y-
KID
GLOVES
-AT-
WAY DOWN PRICES,
-AT
ASTRIGH'S
Palace of Fashion,
13 EAST KING STREET.
reiir-llultini Colored,
Forty-four Oeuta.
tlvc-lliittonScalleptdTop, Itenl Kid, at
Forty-elght Oeuta.
I Ivu-lliilten Ileal Kid, Scalleptd Tep, Tun
Celers and lliewns,
Fifty Oents.
our button Itenl Kid, Slltcht-d lluck, rlne
Tun Celers, ut
Slxty-nlne Cents.
Kour-llutten Undressed Ileal Kid, fine Tun
Celers, nt
Fifty-nlne Oents.
flvc-Hoek Lacing ltcul Kid, Kine Tun Celers,
Soventy-flvo Oenta.
fifty dozen New Silk Tutretu Ulevcs, Kine
Shades, Tuns, Slates and llrewns, six button
lengtln.sUts, U te MX, at
Twonty-flve Oents a Fair.
Twenty live dozen Muck Tutfctu Uleves, anne
quality and length,
Twonty-flve Oents a Pair.
Derty-tlve Inch Skirting Embroidery, Flne
Lawn, tlnu Werk,
Elghty-flve OentB a, Yard.
Special bargain In Skirting Embroidery, Fin
est Quality and futtcm,
$1.25 a Yard.
Kull Width Oriental 8klrt Luces, Cream and
iivlge, at
Eifihty-flve Cents a Yard.
Heavy Egyptian Skirting Laces, Cream and
Ilulge, nt
$1.00 a Yard.
Oriental and Egyptian Laces, nine te tan
Inches wide, Cream and beige, ut
Twouty-flve Oents a Yard.
Itluek Spanish liulpuiu Skirt Lace, 10 luetics
wide,
83.CO uYard.
black bilk Escuilul Lute, Flue Uuellty, 40
Inches wide,
84.60 a Yard.
blick Bilk Cbantltly f-klrt Luce, (0 luehea
wide, beautiful Quality, .
85.00 a Yard.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas,
AT LOWEST ritICE8.
Mar Afler July first ourelero will tloseatsli
o'clock every evening, Saturday'! excepted.
iillieV in, jfi i-iu.
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