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THIS LANCASTER DAILY rNTBLUGENCER TUESDAY, JUNE 1.1886.
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COLOMBIA'S COUNCIL
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r f Wtf liWfW Afaln Postponed.
IM,MTu Ammuwit Thrown rram
r ' AWf Keyl Annum lode Or
,2 VMlMd Net Abenl Town.
MagaUr OorretpeBdonoe el IxmixiumciR.
1 VUbVJIBlAi 4 UHV LAU iujwuiuw v.
I Im of tk bnreuh council WW held In the
CMBeHehamberlMrtarMtiif. All the mem
5 ban Wt pnaeat. Tfce matter el the en loroe leroe loree
MMt of tbaerdinuea relating te the collec cellec
. Wen of deg Ux wm brought up Ter consldora censldora consldera
Moa and eawed eeaaldenble dlscuaslen. It
3 WMrrdloJTTUieMeMinenten all the
4eg la the borough daring thin year and Dr.
S. A. BeekltM wm elected the awwxwer. The
' property committee presented bldn for the
erection 01 U v lirv nc vutt uprra uuumi
jeoeraingio me pians anu npecincauena pro pre
mred for that vurpeae. Irani C V. Rete A
Ce., of Lancaster jj Jacob F. Itender, of Coliun Celiun
',, bla, and Anne Ac Themas, of Lancaster. Tlie
i matter of awarding the contract was ileferred
. until nest retralar mcetins. An order ferf 10
', waa granted Christ. Btrawbridge for services
, a niga conaiaeie ler ine year issa. a
,$ written opinion was received from A. J.
KaufTman, esq., borough solicitor, en the
' question of electing a collector of borough
taxes, and It was stated that the collector
elected at the borough election, held last
L February, was the only legal collector of
Doreugn lazes anu me implicates mum ue
given 10 mm.
All fire Insurance policies en the opera
house held by mutual fire Insurance com.
panlea were declared cancelled and the notes
given te these companies will be demanded.
J. 11. Mifflin released the borough from all
damages accruing from the opening ei such
streets In the upper portion of town that
pass through bis laud. The release, was ac
cepted and ordered te be recorded. A re
quest was received from Charles Evans for
permission te erect four dwellings en the
rear end of his let, facing ou alley J, between
Second and Third streets. The dwellings
Will be erected five feet Irein the line el the
alley. This matter caused considerable dis
cussion among the members, as It Is in vio
lation et an ordinance passed in 1S72.
Heme members favored the granting of the
request, as every year houses are erected In
ditlerent alleys, aud it would net be justice
te Mr. Evans te enforce the ordinance Just at
this tlme. The ayes and nays ou the ques
tion being called, permission was granted by
the following vote : Ayes Messrs. Hucber,
Edwards, Ferrey, Herstiey and Westerman.
Nays Messrs. Caswell, Eukuian, Mlfillti and
Musser. On motion council adjourned.
New Ledge Organized. s
A meeting of a number of citizens t as held
last evening at the ofllce of Dr. A. Craig, ler
the purpose et organizing a ledgo et the
Royal Arcanum In Columbia. The attempt
was successful and the new ledgo will be
I1 called the Columbia Council of the Koyal
Arcanum. rue louewiug mucers were
elected : rastregeni, nr. a. t,raig j regent,
A. C. Bruner ; vice regent, C. Richards : sec
retary, F. B. Musser; collector, W. U. Hear;
examining physlclau, Dr. A. Craig ; orator,
M. P. Reet ; treasurer, J. H. Ilerr; chaplain,
J. W. F. Newlen; guide, Jehn S. ake:
warden, Jehn H. Musser; sentry, T. D.
Sherlzer ; trustees, Dr. A. Craig, J. II. Ilerr,
J as. D. Blade.
Thrown Out of a Wagen.
This morning Mr. and Mrs. A brain Sbenk,
living en a farm about three miles back of
Washington borough, were driving along the
Washington turnpike towards Columbia te
attend market. The horse became frightened
at some object and started te run oil". All
control ever the animal was lest and the
wagon struck agalnat a fence along the read
and the vehicle was upset. The eccupauts
were thrown te the ground but vtere lortu lertu
nate in escaping all injury. The carriage
received soine damage; the shafts were
broken and two wheels demolished. The
contents of the wagon were scattered about
the read In ereat contusion. Nine de.eu eircs
were broken anil a large quantity of straw
berries were crushed and mixed among ether
produce. The horse ran about a mile before
it was captured. A passing farmer went te
the assistance of the peeplu and helped them
out el their difficulty.
Town Netes.
The interior of the market hotise Is being
whitewashed and olherwlsecleaned. This i"
a much needed Improvement.
(Services will be held In the Trinity Re
formed church, en next Thursday morning,
commencing at 10:15 o'clock, the day buiug
celebrated as Ascension Day.
A small boy named Cassidy, living en
Maner street, while playlut; In a yard man
aged te put a Hiii.tll green 'peach up his nes
tril. 11 was romeveu wun great uiiiiciilly by
a physician.
A train of bagguge and passonger cars
passed through town last evening ou the way
te the Southern Pacific railway, where they
will be used.
The foundation walls for the house of Jehn
R. Kreider, en North Third street, has been
erected after great drawbacks en account et
the eatth caving in. Machine Hindu bricks
Will be used iu buildiug the house, which
m the first heuse iu town built with these
bricks,
Jehn Klaus, proprietor of the Rising Sun
hotel en Lancaster avenue, died at his home
ou last Sunday afternoeu. The funeral
will take place en Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The Sunday school of the lietbel Church et
Ged will picnic at Penryn jiurk en Jul" 1 1th.
An invitation has beenextended te the Wash
ington borough schools te participate In the
picnic.
The Columbia Democrat will Issuothe first
edition en Thursday, of this week, with W.
Haves (Jrier as the editor of this new weekly.
The first anniversary or the Sate Harber
Mission will be celebrated en the evening of
June3. A number of the members or the SU
Paul's P. K. church will atteud the aniiher
sary and return home en a special train.
Rev. C. D. Rishel has been given permis
sion te collect ?2,000 te iay the debt ou the
Church of Ged. He Is new engaged in this
work.
We Am Waiting l"or Itlin.
Flera the l'hlluaelpM.i 1 inns.
The editor of the Lancaster IsruLMOKN
CEit confronts Dr. Roebuck, of tlut county,
aud declares that the accusations published
iu our special Lancaster dispatches against
Roebuck are net only true, but that Dr.
Roebuck iu himself the authority for
them.
The reports In the Times which Dr. Roe.
buck has declared te be "false In every par
ticular and a fabrication Invented te destroy
my reputation uud injure me publicly,"
were based upon Dr. Roebuck's voluntary
statements te the editor of the Intrlliqkn
cjjb, and he is new charged with knowing
falsehood in addition te the disgraceful and
criminal dickering with corruptlenists for
money or political honors.
Dr. Roebuck must read carefully the con
eluding sentence of the Iniulmounekii's
article "The courts are open te him te
bring a libel suit ; we invite It;" mid ir his
first reading does net impress him with the
absolute; necessity el instltutiug an action for
libel, he should read it again and again until
neiuiiycemprenenusiuiull report. When
he reaches that point, lie will nee that he
mutt either vindicate himself by a libel suit,
or stand a selr-cenfessed criminal trader
under the primary election laws and u uolt uelt uolt
cenfewed. lalslller. True, a libel suit may
prove his guilt instead of establishing his
Innocence and send him te prison Instead of
f.!,7?i?.lmiUle ve'ed seat In Congress ;
fTrhbn.nb!i)U,,l.,,.e!'s' a,ld U8 a Ifttlelate
S thi uwiVSPl V1 c,reu en no- comer
of the table at thU stage or the game.
An Aged, Docter's Uestli.
from the Heading Kagle.
Dr. William I Cowan died Monday morn,
lng at the residence or his sister, Mrs. Ann
Llghtner, 211 Seuth 4th btreet, alter an m
neas et 7 years. He was aflllcted with nor v
eua prostration and ethor complications se
that he was unable te leave his bed. lie was
born In Lancaster county and was In the"5th
year of his age. Deceased was a graduate or
Jeffersen medical cellege and at one tlme
practiced dentistry iu Baltimore. Frem
there he came te Reading aud lived here ever
aince, a imried of 10 years, lllsdeath, though
set unexpected, was sudden. Ue has net been
AnLiVAlw,..,........! r,. . .. ir .
v i ,;' ""K"v u luuuy yvam. jie was
-.. -uunj, iu uHiauwr county, wuere two
"wra, Mrs. Kebeeca Clemsen, seed 01 vears
BdMri. LlilleFlemmlng, reilde.
A VRBS1UENTIAI. THOUGHT.
Aa hat sorsre as a cay in June t
?? " T-r, ceme perfect Oays s
evaMt?,"? "artU " 't e 'n tune.
AM evet ti st-fUy h warm ear ly.
-Jamil Jtuiidt Leutlt.
Vf ANI DOWK THK STATU
William ScbaelTer, a fanner, residing near
Tuckertc. Uerks county, was hauling lutrj.
ber when his hersa ran away. Hchaeller roll
forward rin the animals heels and vas
literally aicked te tleatli.
The O. A. R., of Coatpsvllle made n Sun
day parade te decorate the soldiers' graves;
anil In the evening Majer Geerge A. Iltlten,
or Washington, II. C, who occupied the pul
pit or the Presbyterian church, denounced In
the strongest terms the action or the test.
characterizing it as the most sliauierul and
desecrating abuse ei the Sabbath day he had
ever witnessed.
It has been decided te have the annual
excursion el the State Editorial association,
en July 5.
Charles Rlnker, n ti reman en a Reading
freight train, while stepping from his en
gine, en a deuble track, between Gorden and
Harry's Btatleu, Schuylkill county, was
struck bv an un-bound msMUicer train and
hurled te thetrack, sustaining Injuries which
caused ins ueatn.
James Ilarlier, 17 years old, was arrested
en Saturday, In Philadelphia, en thochnrges
of larceny or a warrant for (l,7.VI for three
months' salary or Judge William N. Ashman,
or the eriiuanV court, and Willi feritinu the
names of Judge Ashman and City Treasurer
F. F. Bell.
Letters Granted by me Itegtdter.
The following letters were grunted by the
register of wills, ler the week ending Tues
day, June 1st;
Testamkntary. Jehn Kjer, deceased,
latoef East Denegal township ; Jehn Musser,
East Denegal, executer.
Clara O. Reed, deceased, Inte or Lancaster
city ; W. T. Ilrewn, city, executer
it. T. Robinson, deceased, latoef Lincastcr
cltv ! Emllv II. Knbluseii. citv. executrix.
Jehn K. Wltmer. deceased, late of llru llru llru
niore township; Alex. Schultz, Mrasburg
borough, executer.
Wm. Wcunerhelt, diseased, lstoef East
Hemptield ; Andrew T. Metrger, ltst Hemp,
field, execuhir.
Christopher M. Hess, deceased, late ei
Eden township; Kelecca 11 ess and Jeseph
M. Hess, Eden, oxecuters.
Samuel Sheatler. dtcea-fd, latoef Kplirata
township; Oea Keller and Levi Mehlor,
Eplirata, executers.
AnMlMMn.vrieM. Win. It. 1'almesteck,
ileceaed, late or Iineater city; Il.irrv R.
Palme-stock, city, administrator.
i:ST llONKC.AL M"..
The rarmers are busily engaged In planting
corn .
The Salvation Army Is at w erk In Marietta.
The school tard will appoint their teach
ers ou Wednesday, June'.).
The new creamery at Nlsly'n mill Is ex
pected te be ruddy ter operation seme time
in August.
An unusually large nutulwr or tnunps are
traveling through the country at present.
'Hie " Brinser" denomination had a
nicotine at Peck's meeting heue recently, at
which the rounder et the church, Rev. Mat
thias Brinser, preached a very able sermon.
Rev. Brinser Is ninety-two jeais et ai;e,
drove two miles iu the morning from his
home te the church mid preached a long ser
mon. This seems a remarkable task ler a
man et his age.
Mr. Herace L. Haldemau, while driving
through Marietta ou Friday exenlng, met
with an accident; his horse frightened at
seme object and ran te one side upsetting
the vehicle, tbrewlm: Mr. H. out, aud dash
ed down town, smashing the buggy te frag
ments. .Mr. 11. escaped unhurt.
The Storm at Itel!meiite.
Bia.LEMe.vTi;, June 1 Thursday even-
Ing's storm was very sovero In this section.
It seems two currents or storm clouds came
together, one from the southwest and the
ether from the northwest, and formed a fun
nel shaix?d cloud w ith a revolving motion.
It uprooted trees, levelled lences, and beat
the eats and grass fiat. Wheat Is very much
straw-broken, and the com, which was grow
ing nicely.ls all beaten oil, and seme farmers
talk or planting it evur. The line lawn and
flower garden which was filled with rare and
sjirubbery of the rarest kind en the farm of
ix. u. mm litiuu .ilcllHlll, mill irizeil se
luchlv bv our enrxi DninmTiitln trleml .1.
Watsen Ellmaker, who spared no pains In
uuaumyiUK n, is uauiy ueil up.
Thern were about "30 trees, consisting of
apple, pear anil cherry, blew u down en the
larm et G. D. and Miss C. MuIUain, uud lie
twecti three and four hundred panels of
fence. The vegetable garden of Mrs. J. P.
Mcllvain is also badly riddled, as are ether
gardens In the track or the storm, but It
seems te have been the huxerest iu this
locality.
Conen(torH uf CtiUilreni,' Hume.
The annual meeting of the corperators of
the Heme for Friendless Children or the city
uud county or Lancaster, was held at ofllce of
the secretary, MaJ. C. M. Hewell, ITj North
Queen street, at 2Jf o'clock this atterueuu.
The only business transacted was the elec
tion of four luale trustees and six lady mana
gers, each te serve ler four j ears. The fol
lowing were elected :
Trustees Charles M. Hewell, Geerge D.
Sprccher, Samuel Moere, J. p. Wfckersham,
LU D.
Lady Managers Mrs. Clam Ilrewn, Miss
Ida Sprccher, Mrs. Sarah I. S. i 'ran kiln,
Mrs. A. A. Myers, MUs i:il7jibeth White,
Miss Kate Worrest.
Surprint Tartleii.
Yesterday was the birthday of IkjUi Wesley
Raunels and his wife, residing ut 37 North
Plum street. About illteeu couples of their
friends met at the heuse of Mr. llevvman, 122
Plum street, in the evening, and went te
their house, giving them a genuiim surprise.
There were singing, dancing, and a gener.il
geed tlme, Including a supper, until a late
hour.
Last evening a surprise party was held at
422 Lafayette street for Mis Zera Kautz,
whebe birthday was yesterday. About
fifteen couples were preseut, aud tbeevenlng
was spent iu dancing and singing. The
party breke up at an early hour this morn
ing. Improved VemtlUiiii of !;,. )r. .Nrln.
The many Immedlate friends et Itev. Dr.
J. W. Nevlu, and Indeed the whole com
munity of which he has w long been an hon
ored member, will be glad te hear of his im im im
provedcenditiou. During the latter part of
last week he was very critically 111 ami nil
the members of the family, except He v. Dr.
Robt. J. Nevin, whnislu Reme, were hum hum
inened te his bedside, where tbey l.ave since
remained. On Saturday evening he exiierl exiierl exiierl
onced a change for the better; he, has steadily
Improved uud Is te day better than he has
been for a mouth.
The Proposed New County I'rlauii.
Judge Patterson and the county ceiiiuiIh.
(deners en Monday afterniHiu visited the
county farm te leek at the situ proposed for
the new county Jail en the opeUo side of
the Conestoga creek. The judge, it Is said,
is opposed te locating the lull then-, but would
favor its being placed en this hide et the
creek ou the high ground net far from where
the barn Is located. The matter will be tin
ally determined in a low days. 'i'Jiouiininis 'i'Jieuiininis 'i'Jiouiininis
sleners rather favor the slte where Judge
Patterson thinks it ought te be located.
Te lie JteleaMed To-inerniw.
Geergo l'rady, et Murlelta, who In ls7s was
soutencod te niue years Impriseninent
for killing his brother, will be
reieaseu loinerrow. Deducting the commu
tation, the tlme that he has served will be
seven years and eleven months.
A llor.e Tliat Should Jein llm .Sirnuleii Cluli
This morning as u countryman, with we
little children, iu his buggy, was driving uji
North Queen street his herse began kicking
and broke off the dasher el the v ehlcle. The
animal was quieted belore anybody was
hurt. .
Aljftterluut llUappearaiue.
Andrew Vogel, a Nuldler who did business
for seme tlme in Flerin, has lelt there, lie
lias a wife in Germany, anil it is reported his
sudden disappearance Is for the purisn of
returning te her, and te get away Iren, finan
cial difficulties.
Settled lll Case.
A. J. Cllngvr was locked up yesterday ou u
charge of desertion preferred by his vvlle.
..fJl? i iu." uve'iig, through the lullUHiice el
" ult"',Mr,0Udl' lnu w" withdrew the iom iem
i.?ir i r RCCU,,t'd Paid the costs aud was re
leased from custody.
AppeaU Kriim Taxation.
Jacob H. Hinlth.murcantlle ni.nr.iiser was it
be comuilssleuers' cilice ui . djy1 hearllig a
peals from the Hxatien for Ute i uriTsts i
fixed by him, ou our business men. '
A Currtctleu.
The late Mrs. Frank Dominotwasadaugh Deminotwasadaugh Dominetwasadaugh
ter of Daniel and Amella Draude, and siiTter
of Heury Drnude, and net a daughter or tlm
lalter.aa stated iu Monday's lNixLi.niE.Nt;i2it.
Babbath Hchoel Contention.
The Presbytery of Westminster will held
a Sabbath school convention In the Presby
terian church, in Paradise, en Tuesday, June
15th, beginnlugnt 10 o'clock a. in.! services
morning, afternoon aud evening. The first
oxerclsoot the afternoon service will be a
chlldreu'a meeting, te begin at half-past one
o'clock.
.nam) nn 4irgiiiiieiii, i
iravm vi. uimui hihi w nv, ui iiuu, i.ii
rata tow nshlv, made an assignment of their
property for the benefit or creditors, te tl. A.
Koinper, of the same, place
Only One lAxlRer.
There was only one ledger Ter the disposi
tion of the mayor this morning, lie was
discharged.
The tlnine nh.
The black lass scisen eiened te-day.
Geed fishing weather.
The CntiipAlRii Opened.
A straw berrr and floral fcstlvnt will be held
In the halt of the doling Sleu's Chrlstlvn Asscv
elation, en Thurdiy and Krtilay evenings,
under the direction and for the benefit et the
Ladles' Auxiliary.
Telrthnne Conueclleu.
A.llershry A ltni.'s cad and lumber dealers,
and liechcnaur A llre.. lnerthiuUi, retersburg,
l'a.,ttic cennccttsl with the telephone exchange.
UKATUH.
Pevtsirr. in UiUcity, en t lie .1)1 h Inst, Amelia,
wliu et frank Deumict, In tlie Jutli jcaref her
age.
The relatives and friends of the family are te
sivctfully Inv Ited te attend the funeral, from
the residence of her husband, Ne. 1.VS Seuth
Queen street. e;i WcdncMtiy morning at sv,
e"clock. Services In st. Mry' church at V
o'clock. Interment at St. Jcs-eph cemitery
nUl :iA
Kcrtz In thU cllv, ou tlie .list Inst.. Catha
rine Kurtz, Iu her ;;th years, relict of the late
Samuel Kurtz
The lxiatlv es and friends of thn family arc re
spectfillly Invited te attend the funeral from her
late residence. -Se. 351 Last Ihetuut street, en
Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock, services at
the heue by Kev. Jehn Kuhr. Interment at
Ijincastcr cemetery
31 J. 11 KK T.I.
htllelphla t'riHtuce Market.
I'RiLiDJLrnu, Junel. Fleur Market
dull. S'lles et OO barrels ; Minn, bakers at
HKfilM: retina, family at M 75111 ) ; Western
at 1 l.'StJi:.; 1'atenU.M SOttMu.
ltye flour was steady at t3 S5fl J 50.
1 p. in. call Wheat Mine, kP.c ; Julv,
M;c : Aug , MV t Sejit., Mjc
corn .lune, 4.V ; ;July 15'ie .Aug., l.VSc
Oau-June, STJsjc; July, j;jc ; Aug, a.iSc.1
New Yerk Produce .xtarhet.
-S'kw Yerk, June I Kleur tusrket mill but
qnlet ; fine, iUU Ii: supttrnnx, r." (i-T1 a ;
lommen te i-oed Kxtru vv etern, U lefjlie
City Mill Kxtrts, II uJt O for West Indies!
Minn. t.itm.HJ.Vf3 75.
Wheat e. 1 Hcd tate en Spot. Jl n); Ne. !
lled.stJic: Ne. 1 White, state, tuc; .Ne. ! licit,
Winter, June, s3"ic; e. i Ked, Winter, July,
Sll4c.
corn Ne. 2 Mixed, cash, 1 : June, 13V :
July, 4IHC
Oat Ne. 1 White Slate, spot, 4:c ; Ne. 2,
de, 3M.c
Kye dull; State, Kc.
ltarley nominal.
1'erk dull ; New Mem. f lOtilO A
Lard June, fti 16; Aug.teJI.
Molasses dull; Kc. ler DO test belllne
stock
Turpentine firm at 3r.c
Kesin dull t strained te geed, II c.'KOl 07X-
l'etrelcum steady ; retlned In C!ies, sSc.
Freights nominal; grain te Liverpool. 4c.
Butler Market dull; New Western
CTwamery. lt(Jlc.c.
Cheese dull Western Flat. GflTc.
KKssduIl; State, l12)jc: Western, l?;13c
SuKar market dultj ueflned eutleal, t!:c
Urauutated. tiUflil 3-16e.
Tallew quiet ; prima city, 3 15-t6filUc.
Coifeo dull ; fair cargoes at 9X.
Itlce quiet ; ranges from SKGOic,
UnirMRe Market.
CaiCABO. June 1. .S) a. m. Market opened
Wheat J une, 7i4c ; J uly, 75' Jc ; Aug., 'M.c :
Sept.,76Kc.
Lern -lune, .lAijc j July, .wjc; Aug.,37c.
Oats June, 2t,(;c ; July, i!e ; Aug , 2Se.
Perk tune, f.s jn ; July, ts 371J ; Aug , fs se.
Lard June, ti s7) ; sept , i. O?"! te.
lilbs-J uue, $ J S)i ; J ul) , J2H J2H J2H
oxesinrt. Wheat lune.TSHc; July, 7!,c : AUKUst, 7CJ-ic:
Snpt , ,ivc.
corn-J une, TlKc , Jul). S5Kc ; August, UKQ
3fi;c i Sept , JTiie
iiatii June. voc. Mil)-, 2'tjc : Aug., 21c.
ll,irtr.f nn., IS T.ILt . .Tail.- . -r?l'. .....
M7.H:Sept.,s57K n" '
Laid-Junc, sj ; July, is u; Aug., f.;0ee
8U2K, Sept-.We;
III US J u
ne. M "W;
July, ti 27X: Aug,
!f-'S;
epL, i3 i'.
Oram and f revisiens.
rurnlshed by s. K. Vumlt, Jlrekar, chtca
June 1, 1 o'clock p. in.
Wheat. Cern. Oil. I'erlt. i.srd.
May 73 31 ; 2hJ 8 M 5 7K
Junu 7i' ' 'J.K MJK 5 !.
July TW, 3iri iiji 6 cirj
August 7ii;; 37y, .... SX 0 07K
Beptember "jj
October wj
l.iilplu. Car Lets.
Winter Wheat is
Spring Wheat M
Cern j.r.i
eats j-
Kye A
llnrley 3;
OU City
Crude. Oil , r,j;
lled.
liecelpte Hogs 23,J0
CIiMtng Prices i o'decK p. 11..
VV hcaL Cern. Osts. fork. laird
June 7.1 '.; 31k' :i,i; s i 6 ss
July -,ii 3v5J iJJ 8 37K i'.a
AUgUSI. 7M1, .Kr-J 21 b S7K ti.OiK
Heptember...
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K i-.h 6 OJh
ucteuer...
Oll City
Crude Oil (U
I'lilladalplibt Cuttle MarkeL
I'litLADKLruiA, May 31. Uecf cattle, receipts
for week w eru Ueev es 2.ii0; sheep, s.oue ; lletts,
ShVju. Previous vveek lleeves, 2,Ji) ; sheep,
(,tii liens, n.ve.
llcef rattle vveroslew and prices declined '
He i Kxtnis, tJUie; (Kd,5)iGi34c; medium,
NiV.ia; cuuiiiinn litlj4c.
at cows ueru'c lower at 3fIStc.
Milch cows were dull at (AXfi.
Veal Calves ero active at 43IKc
Sheep diuared sheep ije lower at 263c ;
Iambi u ere only In fair demand at 5((J'Jc.
IIeks were in fair demand . western, efl'Hic ;
country, 5eec.
I.lte Stock Markets.
Chicago, May 31, The Vreieri' Journal teimj
Cattle Ueceleu. r.UNIhead; shlninenLs. 'Jl.i
rts:
,l W) ,
market strong, Olue higher, shipping steers, tdj
te l.MO S.s.,11 shqs fO; stecKers and feeders,
cuwu " ; uuwb, uuiis unu mixeu, SI ,Utf I iu ;
bulk, ti ''iffll 10; thrniiKh Teians, f 1 beji.l s
lings Uuielpu, 35.010 head; shlpmenU, ,.ueU
hendt market slew; Uve aud ten cents
lower; rough and mixed tlffill ttit pucktiiiz
audshliplng, fcJUJQl 10; light, JJ 7uQl lij; skips,
Sheep Kcccipt. 2JO0 hend; shlpinentH. none;
market steady ; natives, loe te 12(1 Us. and ever.
IJ 75S1 60 ; 80 te 95 B,s., I3Q3 tO ; 63 te 65 B,s tlli
i ; eatern, Jlflt ; Texas, Jf3 23.
KiBT LisiRTT Cattle receipts, 1,135 head ;
sMpments.MVihcad; market slew at lust week's
clenlni;,
lleits rocelpu, 3.MO head ; shipments, 3.500 :
markut slew ; fhlladelpWas, II 23ftl 35 ; ork erk ork
ers, HleitlM; sblpmenK te New 1 erk.
Hhis'p lecelpts, 7.1KJ heart : shlpuiuuts, 11,000;
murket dull ut lust week's prices.
jsuw lerk stuck.
Nw Yerk, June 1. Wall slruet. 1:30 p. in.
Menuy easy at SH per cent. Ferelyn ox ex
chance steady at $1 N-QI &e; Uevernmnnu
firm; Currency 6's, Hi7Ji hid ; t's coups. tlSkU
bid; fX8llHJi bid.
The stock maiket opened strong and ij UU per
cent higher tliau the clesliiKpri es of last night,
en advicfs from Londen of higher values there,
but alter the first fuw salts pressuiu te sell seme
or the leading slecks resulted In a less of nearly
thnunllrtdvance by midday. The market has
lnce been stieng en Ji.-uvy purchases of the
Grangers, Del. Luck. 4 Wesurn mid thoKrie
......i, uii.ijiwiAjauieiigaiuui tne iiigtivsl ieinl
hteik Market.
ijuotatlens by llcud, McUrann 4
Lancaster, i'u.
Ce , bankers,
kkw Ter.a LIST.
11 A.M
11 u.
K
Si
21
40
3 r.H.
8i1
21
40JJ
si"
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272
Canada raclnc ta
u u. c. i si
Cel. Ceal 'zn'
Control Pacific 4li?
Canada Southern m
Cht, Si L.ft l'gb
Denver A Itledrandu
De! , Lack, A Western 13,
JIOK
27!?
w
111',-i
1CJ
ii
3IH
KHe
2rtJ
Lrle2d
New Jersoy Ceutral...
K A T
111
U
Kit'
(w'
Ki'JJ
2J
M
113K
i;
Irfiu. A N
lovkeShoio..,..
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
Northern 1'acine
n, i: vwt ,
N W
New Yerk Central"'.'. I
Ohie Control
Omaha
Oiegen Truns. . .,,.,.
Ouuile.t Wejtiiin ....
Pacific Mall
itnehustera littdeurg
SL Paul
Terus 1'aclflc ,
Union t'acllln ,
Wabash Common
Wabash iriurnd
1U.J
5Jij
113),
103
m
3u;J
ij
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3H
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8-Vi
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Western Union Telegrapn.
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nraiouuie ,, ,
ratLAOcruu list,
Lehtgb Valley
II M V & 11.11 .
. 103
10J
87
57
l'enusylvacla u
HetuUnir. It 13-10 11 13-lfi UK
Lehlgblavliraile.1 M
Hestenvllle ,i
1'htlAdelphla A Krie ....
Northern Cent,.,,, ,
People's I'atwiiKer in i"
U'd'g (Jeu'ls ll'tg's t. MK ; 't
UU ivjlj rjt, te
JVJtH Alt! KHTIMKXKXTtl.
OAK1NO 1)WDKB,
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
Tills powder never varies. A marvel et puilty,
stmnglh and wholesemoness. More eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold lu competition wlUi the multitude et low
test, short weight, elum or phosplutte powders.
Sold only in mm. KevaL Hakike Pewdsr Ce.,
1 Wall StrveL New Verk mar27-lvdw
21 ring's AI"VUY TO AUKNTS
tpX.fJf Aildn-xat once.
I) It. Sl'UTs Kt Kt. IHIC OOOH5.
Ne sU Pumdwa), New erk.
the Out) lionulne. npjjmdcixl
WHY PAY f 15 lOK A SKT OF TKKTU
when jeu can et the same at is. at
W. L. lsttF.li's Dental Kooms,
Ne 62 North ljucen stnvt.
lias administered. apl7 1) d
CANI'.S, rAM:s.-ANOTHi:il KHi:siT
supply of Canes, of all the latest styles, te
ptea-e the taste of ev cry beilv, at
MAKKLKVS
(Formerly Ilartman's) " ellew- t rent,"
Ne. 21 North gueeu StreeL
TIOIinKK'S
LIQUOR STORE,
Ne. 52 CENTRE SQl'AUK.
rANlKU-A .MAN OK TKMl'KKATi:
M ami moral habits, seeking cnnile) uu'iit,
te represent an old etabllshed house In his ew n
set lien, salary' te begin 7e per month, ltetrr
enec exacted.
AM. MA.MI ACTl KING HOUSE,
mJ lmd 11 llarclay street, N. 1 .
(")i'it rrui: iiyk whisky
73 CENT PER QUAP.T
is splendid. Try It.
KOHltKU'SLlvibuliaTOUK, il Cen tr Square,
Laucasler, Pa. apKi-lydR
COMETHIN'U NOVin, IN 1'ISHING
O TACKLE. Luminous Floats. Files and
Trolling spoons. A complete line of Reds. Keels,
1S.1-S Files, Heeks, swlv els and n.henuan's sup
piles generally, ut
HURLEY'S nitUO STORE,
Ne. SO West lvlnu Street,
T EVAN'S FLOUR.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
MEERSCHAUM C I G A RA NI) T'lG A R R R
otte Helders at lu cents, t.euulne Mter
schamn Pipes and ClRar Helders, always In
stock, at
MARKLEY'S,
(Formerly llartman'sl " 1 ellew Frent,"
Ne 21 North Queen Street
VeflCKTO THE hTOUKHOlTDTiseT
- the Kej stone standard Watch Company
The Heard of Dlreiters of this Cempanj his
called it sprclil meeting of lu Stockholder te
be held at the eillce of the Company, in the city
of Lancaster, en MON DAV, .1 ITN fc 2", Ivs,, at In
o'clock a. m, for the purpose of voting lnrer
against an lneroase of the cnpltivl stck from
fJs,iin)te.Vi.Oi JOHN tSMDtll,
apJ7,iul,ll,ls,25JUuiil,8,13,22 Secretary.
JEMOCRATIC COUNTY COMAUTTEkT
The Democratic Ceuutj Committee or Lam as
ter County will meet at 10a. m. en 51DNDA1,
JLNE 7th ut the committee rooms (third fleer of
Kepler's Postelllco l'.uildliiK) te Ux the tlme for
the county convention, and te transact such
ether business us mar be brought before the
committee. W V. HENSEL, thaliman
Lamcabteb, May 25, lssO. iniStdwAd
pRIVATE HALE OF HOUSES.
1 will have by Monday a carload of
IOWA HORSES,
ceii'lstlUK or drivers and workers, tit for gene
ral farm use, w hich I w HI dispose of at
PR1VATK SALE.
UEORUE GROSSSIAN.
Venci:. '
Jl I have bm requested by the Flname
Committee, of the City of Lancaster, te call lu
for the sinking Fund, the following bends of the
lean authorized by ordinance, ei the City or
Lancaster, Pa .approved March 3, A I) 1S1, te
refund IJi,'UO-et the existing indebtedness et
the Cltv- et Lancaster at 4 per cent , and
amended bj- ordinance nppreved March 29. 11
Of the series one te twenty years, viz Sen n.
r.. IB 17, 18, 21, 22. 25,211, 41, 12. M, 85, stf, 7, m ;
91, 9 J. of one thousand dollars each.
Helders will therefore present the above num num
bered.bendsut this ofllce en or before JUL.S 1,
lsss. for payment. alter which date lnteict en
svld bends will tease. W. A. MORTON,
Mayer
MAVea'aOrpicB, Lancasteb, Pa , June, l.lssfi
THE OLD PLAN UNDER A NEW SYS
TEM. Presents ! Presents !
Call at our store and we will explain te you
our new system of awarding prcsnnU. All
checks out will b redeemed. Our stock of Tens,
Cetrees, Ac, Is the largest and most complete
lnthecltj'.
CLARKE'S TEA STORE,
uvaMydAw Ne. 33 West KlngStieet,
TMI'ORTANT.
Te the many applicants for the FALL TERM
of the
Lancaster Business College.
If j'ea will call en or address the principal you
can obtain such Information as will be of great
advantage te you In pursuing the COURSE OF
STUDY as leiiulred ut this institution. It will
euahln you te make greater pregiess, and a sav
ing of tlme and labor Is guaranteed if you will
carry out Instructions. Address,
H. O. WBIDLER.
Principal.
illOES ! SHOES 1
New Red Frent Shee Stere,
Ne. 48 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Next Doer te Postefllce)
We have Just leielved una or the Hest Lines et
Meus Hey's, Jeuths', Ladles', Misses'
und Children's
SHOES
That can be get for the money, thus complet
ing our already large stork. We can guarantee
thu prices te be "ROITOM FIQURtS." We
have strictly "ONE PRICE," and guarantee
ontlre satisfaction. If you want nnu or coarse
shoes ersllppers; If you want hand or machine
made shoes. In fact, If you want nnythlng In the
shoe line, that can be found only In first class
oatabllshinent ut Popular Prices, cull at the
NEW RED FRONT SHOE bTORE,
Ne. AS NORTH QUEEN STHEET,
(next weur iuiuu j.-uaumice.j
CHAS. A.
REEGE.
airll-3iud,twlt
WATUllBb, ('.
"VyVTOHE-S, OJ.OOKS, iVe.
WATCHES, CLOCKS. Ac.
SPECIAL SALF. OF (H)LD-FILLKI) CASES
L!'.8 "ufaeture), hunting or open-cased
.w!ch'..nlck,.M W"H. 1& Jewels, stem wiiiUUig
and setting (limited number) at i.UW.
at t;!w "h!l,V"re,lU,lllt'nB c,uca' 8'" works,
bf-'tnVe'n "S lll,l'l",ater Watches. All the
i.Sl !"SilU,V"",r'' V0"i't "me dally by
(Near P. It. R. J&JgSft"0" "
BpccUiclcs uud Eye U lasses. Optical
UOOU3
xkw jlv run TIMtMKNTa.
St'HOOli TAX lOK Krt,
The duplicate Is lu the hands of the Ttras
uter. Thiiti per cent en for prompt payineul.
VV. O. MAKsttAl.L, Trmsuter,
Ne. 1S( Vnttv Square,
Ottlic heiits from On tu te I p.m. Jl-2mdll
ON MVOtNT OK Ki:mTMiI)INU MY
ettlce will be In Iny linnlt:U'terv, Ne, s
VV est inc stteet. w heiv "trail be called en dav
or night and give the same care and attention as
before. Alt orders by telephone will receive
piiuupt attention I.M EN It. UOTK,
null tld t'ndcrtaker.
WKOHUK KKNST,Jlt.,
Oarpenter, Contractor & Builder,
KhSlDKNCK-NO. M) WKST K1NU 8T.
SIlOl'-KAST I) KANT ST., Opposlte Irtatten
tteiise.
All work tvcelves my prompt aud personal at at
lenlleu. Allklmlset Jetitdng attended te at short no
tice and en roaseuabto terms. Drawings and
Ktlm.te tnrnlstiist e27lvd
ecHATriir.i) i r ivumti ui:
IS AN EYE SORE.
Then make jour Furniture leek like N KW by
using a bottle of
Lightning Furniture Polish,
Price, 25C, manutactured and for sale eulv by
11. II. COCHKAN. llltl'UtUSl'.
Nes l.t; A lti North tjueen St., ljiucasler, Pa.
tiiaj 1 eisl It
Oa
K HALL.
One, Twe, Three Dollars Saved.
I hlldiun - i. lutbliaK KiuhiIi te clotlie a bljj
tempAuy of the rlht t'es. lUtMren tunty
ami thirty leta te le cttHtnl out, shuttluK our
t-yes te tbvlnet,
NelrtruiMiu'intlttiw. rmnr quickly In nome
let- of thftn but Jeur or tle lris lu ethers,
lt'rbae, n-n ; 1 be eml or Urge lets. Ami new
ibe prU'es arc tttd te nmke thorn e se (lutckly.
It tutiv take a Uttlotltue te leek evor mut nvt
bold of the plze veu are alter, but koep the tne
or three dollar ou II "-'ixe tx'fore you 'lhat'i
worth nniethlii. lb. it'll pay ter some tlme ami
peme p.itlonec.
ultjitbnt were J, down te f
iult thut were 17, down te
Sutts that were f- down te j.
Iboy're.w t;tHHl sultitiu 11 tbey cost tlie higher
priLOs.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southe.ist Cerner Sixth autl Market,
PHILAHKLPHIA.
Vy-iI7.V. KIEKKEIL ALDUS t'. HEHH
KIEFFER 8c HERR,
Ne. 40 East King Street,
tOpixislte Court Heuso)
Invite all Housekeepers te Call and Inspect
their stock of
Heusefurmsluiig Goods.
A Complete Line cen-tantly en hand. COOK
sTOV hand RA.MiL, P KLORbTO E,
HEATERS and I KNACKS.
SUMMER COOK STOVES.
Alter iiivfuHy examining tlie merlin of all
offend te tbe trude, wc bjive selected
THE "ARGAND,"
Fer OASOLINK, and
THE '' DANGLER,"
Ker COAL OIL,
As tbe lU9t, ulitju all point inv ceusldured, te
etT?r te our pitren.
Call and nee im We leve te show our Roedr4,
and are net offended if you de net purchase.
KLUicmber, we are amenta for
The " Splendid " Heater.
Manulat tured by Fuller A W aiTen t empany,
Tniv. N. .which has no rival in durabilltv.
economy et tuel and control of ;fras New is the
nun- iu eaamiiiuuuu uecemu Ksicuier Autumn
purth.iae.
REMEMHLR HIE PLACE:
40 EAST KING ST.,
(OPPOSITE COURT IIUVSK )
apiytldAw
H
IHSH A IlKOTUEK
JUNE FIRST
Ullngi tbeu(4btt of WAU.M KATII Kit, which
in lurn in a het oue ininK ex
Light-Weight Clothing,
Light-Weight Underclothing,
LIGHT-WEIGHT HOSIERY,
Ai , Af., Ac.
lu our Stock el LIQHT-WKllllIT CLOTHHINU
you will rind
SEEHSUCKEK COATS AND VESTS
At 11.30, 11.75 and iilO.
Alpatu, Pongee und Jlelmlr CeaU, und Coats
and Vests.
Linen und Imitation Seersucker Coats, fiem Mc.
Upwards.
In Light-Weight Hosiery
Yeu will find a Complete Line, from Jic. a dozen
pair te Um. per pair.
A Splendid Seamless Stocking, whltoer colored,
two pair feriac
A LIuht-WilRht DalhrlKiran or Lisle Thread
Seamless blocking, utc, iic, Sue. and Mc.
In Light-Weight Underwear
We have uuythlnK, at 17c., IBc., 4ne., S0c., 75c.
and ll.U).
3- A Biieclal lUrKulu In a Finely Finished
11ALI1R1CIUA.N blllltT or URAWKRS at 5UO.
each.
ffirsh & Brether's
ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
CORNER NORTH QUEKN BTitKET AND
OKNTUE SQUARE.
FOH HAUQA1NS OO TO UnCIITOLD'S,
Dealer In ladles' and Oents' Furnlshlne
(loeJs tu Underwear Shirts, Working Punt.
Overalls, Neckwear, Suspenders, Cellars and
Cuffs. Hosiery, from six pairs for 25 cents up te
tba Finest Hrltlsh. I'lcate call and eiamlne r be be be
loeo you buy.
AT IlKCHTOLIl'fl.
.ul , ., ., Ne. BJ North yucen BtrccL
J-Sh;net thn IIIk StecklDK.
V. S.-amall lleuecs ler fcale or llent.
NBWAnrXHTIABMSSTIt
XT V. 1UIOADS, JEWELER.
H.
Watches,
Dluuiends,
Jewelry,
Sllvorwnre,
OU Paintings,
Statuary,
Musical Bexos.
Bronze FiVureB,
Sterllntj Silver,
Geld & Silver Head OaneB,
t-A Full l.titoel Pii'KHsUe Ktichteand "Thu Uertuaii" Pilies,
H. Z. RHOADS,
Ne. 4 West King St.
.tKtr .tlHKHTIHEMKXT.1.
Vtir A I'ATKNT Mi:i)U'l.NK Kll-
i ue atlectlonsnre at tmce abated by Hen
nn'- taiHlne Planters,
ltcttcr than naueeus
tinges.
-p.VTKNT STHA1' l'ANTAl.OONS.
Tht GrutMt laTcatioe of Iht Age.
Pantaloons made with the Patent Strap lit
ea-y, de net lug out at the knees, don't draw up
when sltllnir down, and Kle better satNfactten
than any ethers. Placu yourerderwlthA.il.
lUwensteln, the Merchant Tailor, who has the
sole ripht for Uimustcr ter the Patent Deuble.
Strap Pantaleon. I offer an unusually lull stiK'k
of nebby itoedt for Pantaloons. Mutts, Vesting
and sprlnir Oercoets,nnd urn dmiitliiK- my on en on
tleo attention tu my Mends und patrons, and
will spare, mi ctrert te retain the iMisltlen t have
se lenn held as First Hue Merchant Tailor et
Laucaster. Respectfully yours.
A. II. ROSKNSl'KIN. 37 North Uunm St.
s
I'll l.N 11 Ui'KNlNd AT II. tii:H
II ART'S.
FINE TAILORING.
,"1"h" '; and most Cotnpleto Assortment
et FINK WuuLLKNt Ter the SprtnK Tiadote be
found In the City or Lancaster.
A Choice Line of sprtnc Ovnrceatlnirs and
PantaloenliiKs In alt thn Latest Patterns.
Pi lie Lew, Rest Workmanship, and allKOeds
W ai ran ted as irpresented.
H. GERHART,
NO IJ NORTH yUEKN STREET.
4-Opposlte the Postettlco, maOT-Iyillt
w
llil.lAMaON A FOSTEIL
32 te 38 EAST KING ST.
Williamson it Pester.
Eerj body's Outfitters!
IM. LERREASTF.il
Prince Albert Suits,
817.00.
III.ACK AND IIIIOWN
Salisbury Dress Suit,
813.00.
Our Special Swift River
('ASMMi:ilK SACK sriT,
812.00.
ALL-WOOL CASSIMERE
SACK OR FROCK SUIT,
810.00.
CO
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OO
OO
m
m
00
H
5
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Jledluui Weight and India Oaiwe ?
UNDERWEAR, O
eteltli' in .Mlk Acrknear,
l'i Cents
FANCY HOSIERY,
00
H
J
m
m
H
H
JO
m
m
H
Stripes and Solid Celers,
-1 cents.
LIGHT STIFF DKIIBYS,
NKU &T1 LEh,
PhARLandNUTRA, 3,
DRESS STRAW HATS,
uOc , HOC , 75c.
BeyB' Dreea Straw Hftts,
e
00
H
m
3D
O
H
m
23
I3c. UPWARDS.
Our Special Drehs SlieeJ
83.00, I
CALFSKIN UPPERS,
SOLID LLATHLR COUNTERS,
OAK-TANNED HOTTOM8,
Mailu te out .Special Order and
Warranted.
32 te 38 EAST KING ST,
JJ1C VCLKS ! TKIOYCLES !
lla Im; been Informed by seme of our friends
that a certain lllcycle Ann have been circula
ting reports (through Jealous motives, in order
te further their own fntcrests) that we de net
deal In Rudgu Jllcycles or Tricycles, or any
ether machines, wu take this opportunity te call
the attention et thu public te the fact that ue
are representing all the machines that D. Rudnu
A Ce. manufacture, and are dealing in alt ether
machines thatare manufactured In this country
and England. Send for catalogue. Only Riding
Hchoel and lllcycle Repair Shep In Lancaster
county.
MARTIN RUDY, Supt.
NO. t EAST KINO STREET.
Connected with Telephone.
maylVJwd.f.'tw
rUH HALM UM MKNT.
TltOIt HKNT.
-K A Tobacco Warehouse with Penn'a It. 11.
Siding. Capacity for storing 3,tM) cases. Apply
at thu
murlO-tld lNTELLlOENCKIl OFFICE.
F"OUltKNT.
LANCASTF.RHALL,
Nes. 2J0atid2JI WEST KING BTREET,
Fer Rails Fairs aad Eutartulnmenu. All per.
sons having skates in boxes are requested le re
move them In ten days. Office, open lu te Pi a, m,
m27-lmd
Fl
U TIJMni
Uhnn In ..awn Ufl ST VAa t I h AB , , M of ,A
.. D.H(I III 1VU, UI ,.. '. vhwuU4.mu.i...uuv.
used as a cigar-box factory, and a shop en
Mllllln strcet, between Seuth Queen and 1'rlnce
streets, lately used as a carriage factory. Alse a
dwelling ana storeroom new occunled by A.
A. Ilubley as a drug store, West King tilioet.
Apply at (he
lib-lid INTELLIGENCER 01TX10K.
Williamson I Fester,
Z. RHOADS,
JEWELER.
eic, c, xe., ficc.
intr uuviiM.
rpiu:ui: aim: a let ev "
STRIPED STOCKINGS
AT HALF PRICE,
AT Til
North Eud Dry Goods Store.
IhoKOeAlsaieall rlht, hut out efstln
J. W. irtHNB.
nevMjd Ne. 3!i North gueen street.
rpili: Ni;V CASH SIOKK.
NEW CASH STORE,
217 Ar 24 J North queen Street,
Oppesltu the huyttemi lleusu aud Northern
Rank,
PLAIN AND t.VNCV DRESS (JOODS. NUNS'
hll.i.St.S, lu All Celers.
New 'ccrsiickeM, New lUUt Cleths, Nuw Per
culcs and Chluttcs.
I-Ul.L LINK 01- UNDERWEAR.
Indies laiiuzn tests. Chlldien's llaure Vests,
Men's (anxii -hlrts. Men's White Hhlrts, rull
Stock et Doiueellcs, FullHteck or.Netlons.
i- All a Leu Prices. Please call before pur
chasing, lebs-lyd W. II. ROWERS.
T S. lilVl.l.UA CO.
Silks and Dress Goods.
We ale busy selling and marking
down prices if all stuck we had en
triiiil, and am etTcrlng extmetdluary
Itargatns In eery department.
Summer Mlks. 3.V3 . cbrap at ftOc.
Itetter gcsxls iitr.V.'. 75c, and ic These
an all worth from 15c.teS.Vi. mere ier
j aid.
Our II i. Jl aud (1 SO lllack Silks
are all cheap at ?V te J7Ke. per yant
mom. and are warranted net te crack
or break.
Remember rash makes bargains.
as- tall and see for yeurelus net
only num, but toiue often, us we am
innklim (hsngcs every day, and we
are adding and receU Ing New Heeds
every da at Lewest Lash Prices.
Jehn S. GiYler & Ce.,
CAII DRY HOODS AND
CARPET HOUSE,
Ne. 25 Bast King Streot,
Lamastir, Pa.
H
ACJEiut imeTiuat.
WHITE GOODS
FOR SUMMER WEAR.
ISDIA LISKS,
FIti:yru sa is HOOK,
Kye LIS II AM IS ZOO K,
IS OTA MULL,
1 K 2'OIiIA I. A H'A.y,
riiKVK .Aiyy.neic,
CUIIOKO J'JQUK,
vla 10 la ir.v.y.
Embroideries and Laces.
HWIbs KMHROlDKRlEif.FlounclngandOvor KMHROlDKRlEif.FleunclngandOvor KMHROlDKRlEif.FlounclngandOver
all te match.
NA1NZOOK KMRROIDEUIES, Flouncing and
Oerallte .Match
, ( AMIIRIC EM11R01DERIES, Flouncing and
Otcrull te Match.
COLORED KM1IR01DERIES, Dtess Material
te Match.
K.MRROIDKKIKS, ROUES.
ESCURIAL LACE blvIRTINO, Hlack and
Ecru.
(JLIPLRK LACE FI.OUNCINO, lllack and
Ecrn.
EGiI'llAN LACE 8KIRT1NU, White and
Cream.
EGYPTIAN LACE FLOUNCING?, Whlte and
Lieaui.
HEADED FRONTa, CORDED 1'IQUK,
LEON HE INDB. NAIN.OOK,
SWISH MUSLIN. FRENCH LAWN.
CAMHRICB AND HATEENS.
Hager & Brether,
25 & 27 WEST KINO STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
TJAYAIOND'H KXCUHSIONH.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
All Travellut; Expenses Included.
THREE GRAND SUMMER TRIPS
Frem PHILADELPHIA, as fellows.
Ne. 1, JULY G-Ili. Nmr Yerk, Ilosten, ilon ilen
Heal, Lachluu Rapids, Ut. Lawrence and Hagne
nay Rivers, Quebec, Falls of Montinerencl.
Lake Memphrumageg, Etc.
Ne. , 1 ULY 0-16. New Yerk, Ilosten, and a
Seven Days' teund of the Whlte Mountains,
Ne.3,JULYa!-AU(lU8T II. NewYoik.Sar NewYeik.Sar
uUigs, Mount McUruger, Lake Ueorge,Laku
chainplatii, tight Days in the Adirondack
Moiiiitaliis,AiisableCiiasm(anda weeks' round
of the While Mountains,
In addition te the ubove, a party will
Phtlsdelnhlu. 'I Illll.'Sn A V ' Air.iil.T .
leave
ter a
v, ..,','!.., "!UV '"roil(JH lll VKLLOWHTONE
N A I IONAL PARK.
W. RAYMOND, J. A. WillTCOMH.
n 8cnd for drscrlptlve circulars.
H. P. 8HIELDS,
Ne. Ill Seuth Ninth Htreet (under Continental
Hetel),
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