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THE IiANCABTER DAEL.Y INTEIiLIGENCBH. TUESDAY, JUKE 8, 1886.
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, t v IT LOOKED SUSPICIOUS.
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A xvtur maw ewrmminB ter balk a
ate mum rttmr chmav,
'lv ix'' MiritHlirM Him Bat MelMns Can
PraTtslla HI DMfcTOr-Red and Onn
Clb enmi KUctm-Rtcmt
MetM About Town.
JCffuUr Correspondence of Immanent.
Colombia, Jnne a-On Monday a young
bub wm about town offering te Bell a geld
ring for two dollar Ula action rere siw siw
ptdeMaad fee wm placed under arrest by
Offleen girdne-le and Wlttlck. The geld
rlag wm taken te a jeweler who
aid the article was worth at least
Ba dollars. The young man was search
ed In the lockup and only one Tins
was found In his possession, although he had
piece or chamois akin which bore the marks
eta number of rings being wrapped therein.
The wan was gtren a hearing at the elllce of
Squire Uerahey where he gave his name as
Samuel Koblnses. Nothing could be proved
against him except that be was trying te sell
this geld ring, lie was discharged by the
squire.
Officers Elected.
The regular monthly meeting el the Col
umbia Red and Gun clnb was held last
evening, when the following officers were
elocted for the ensuing year : Commandant,
Dr. A. Craig ; vice cemmandaut, I . May i
t-ermul.sary, Fred, llucher J quartermaster,
Jacob Rethsubilds ; quartermaster neTReant,
Jehn lleyle treasurer, C S. Murray ;
master of transportation. 1U E. 'Williams.
The club decided te held their camp thii
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ear, at j.aurctieu, union count', en it
ranch of the Phlladeluhla fc Krle railroad,
and will leave town ou Woduesday, Sejv-
temuer 1st.
gnlt Fer AsMnlt.
Wesley Aument, bearding at Frent and
Union streets, entered complaint at the office
of Squire Evans against Michael Burk, for
assault and battery and another man ler
ltiloiileus assault. Aument stated that he was
attacked by these men last night and as
knocked down by Burk and beaten about
the bead with a brick, In the hands of the
ether man. Aument'a lace shows signs of
hard usage aud must have been terribly
beaten. A warrant for the arrest of the two
men was given te Officer Wlttlck and they
will be given a her 'ing te-day.
Funeral or Mr. fry.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Jehn Fry, who
dledat her home in Man ay link, will take
plane In Columbia en Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock, from the rosldence of Mr.
Jehn 0. Benner, en Walnut BtroeL
Town Notes,
Tbe regular monthly meeting of the lior lier lior
eueh council will be held In the council
chamber tonight.
EuglneKu PU5, of the Pennsylvania rail- I
read, has been undergoing very extensive re
pairs In the Columbia shops and will be
given a trial te-day. It will be used In run
ning passenger trains.
Tlie annual commencement of the Colum
bia high school will be held In tbe opera
beuse en Thursday evening, June 10th. tleu.
Marriett Hreslus, of Lancaster, will deliver
the annual address te the graduate'.
Tbe members of tbe Second street Lutheran
church will held a strawberry lestival In thu
lecture room of thelr church en Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week.
Alley II, hotter known as Betcher alley,
was very oflenslve en Monday afternoon,
and the residents of Walnut atreet, below
Third, complain about the noisome odors
emitted from it.
Werk has begun at the walls of the hoiieo
of W. II. Gilbert, nt the Intersection of Fourth
, street with Union and Ferry. The walls
will be rebuilt In conformity with the
borough lines.
Harah Yellets, who was sued by Wash
Cele, for being drunk and disorderly, had a
hearing at the office of Squire Earm, last
night and was discharged. The costs of the
suit were put en Cele.
Workmen nre new engaged In cribbing
the wharves efBachinan itTerrcy, along the
river front nt their planing mill.
Jacob Manning, a canal boatman, washelp
Ing te pull up an awning at the coal chute,
en Monday, when the steeple tere from its
luslenings aud struck Manning above bis
lellejc, rutun0 a ixilnful gash in his fere
head.
The date of holding the picnic of the Pre
bVterUu Sunday hclioel has been changed te
Thursday, June 17lh. Thoscbeol will picnic
at Litiiz Serlngs.
As the Ilarrisburg accomedation passenger
train, east, was rmssltig the Locust street
crossing lust evening a drunken man at
tempted te walk en the track lu irent or the
engine The engineer happened te see the
man aud the train was stepped until he get
Irem the tracks.
Mount Olivet division of tbe White Itlbben
Temperance Army will held a meeting in
the Church ofOed this evening.
A heavy ice wagon was going up Locust
street this mernlug and the driver attempted
te go between a farmer's wagon and a let f
building materials. The tanner's wagon
came.vury near helm? upset and a speke in
the hind wheel was broken and part of the
harness tern.
Letters Grouted by the JlrgUter.
The following letters have been granted by
the register of wills ler the ueek ending
Tuesday, June 8 :
Administiiatiex. Harriet Rapalye. do de
ceased, lateef Newtown, Leng Island ; Henry
Si. Franklin, city, administrator.
Elizabeth Shreluer, deceased, late of War
wick township; Geerge Shreiner, Manheim
township, administrator.
Key. Jehn Leaman, deceased, late of Para Para
tlUe township; D. Braluard Leaman, Para
dise, administrator.
Jehn F. Smith, deceased, late of Lancaster
township; II. V. Kaullman, Lancaster,
administrator.
Mary Kyinan, deceased, late of Providence
township; T. JelT Armstrong, Providence,
administrator.
Jehn Eshbach, deccatad, late or Pequea
township; Jehn Eshbach, Conestoga, adminis
trator. Testamentaht. David Mlller, deceased,
late or Hanbe township ; David Sand, Frank
lin Miller, Kaphe, executers.
Kate Kurtz, deceased, late of Lancaster
city; Jehn 11. Metzter and Jonas Swartley,
city, executers.
Wm. Smith, deceased, late et Trenten, N.
J.; Benjamin Vaullln, Trenten, executer.
Jehn Klaus deceased, late of Columbia
borough; Kate Klaus Columbia, executrix.
Klizabetb Klnch, deceased, late of Peters
burg; II. C. Gingrich, Mauhelm borough,
executer.
Henry Wltmer, deceased, late of Peun
tewushlp; C. G. Boyd, Peun, executer.
Jehn Htiepf, decoased, late of West Heuip
ileld township ; Jehn Shepf, East Uemplield,
and David D. Herr, Maner, executers
Attachment. luued ler Wltiirsses.
Geerge Herr, Christian Krolder. Benjamin
Kreider and Davis Halm were subpamaed as
witnesses lu ene of tbe Ush casea which was
tohave been heard by Alderman Spurrier
Monday morning. Tney failed te appear
and the alderman learued that they re
mained away en the udvice of their counsel te
lay no attention te tbe subpoena and the al
derman issued attachments for them, they
were arrested last evening by Officers Eich Eich
eltz aud Letnan, aud taken belore the al
derman. He did net desire te imprison
them for contempt and he let them oil with
tbe payment or costs, and thelr giving se
curity te appear when wanted as witnesses
Ibe alderman complains about counsel ad vis
ing witnesses net te attend the hearings in
these tish cases and he propesos te compel
their attendance.
Te Dcdlesu the Soldiers' fturUI tot.
At a stated meeting or the Joint commlttee
of Fesu M and 405 O. A. R held last even even
leg It was resolved te termally dedloate the
soldiers' burial plot In Lancaster cemetery
en Sunday alterncen, July 4th, and the fol fel fol
lewing comrades were selected te perform
that service : llev. J. T. Gray, Prof J p
Wlckersham, Dr. J. A.E. Reed, Chaplain A
V. Leenard, Department Ceuimanaer Gen'
J. I'. RGebiu and Kev.Thea. ThompMen. The
number et soldiers new burled en the plot
is twenty-eight. Suitably iuscrilied head
stones are being prepared and will be placed
lu iKjaitlen at tbe graves at euce.
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Newspaper Men In Town.
Jehn J. Maleney, formerly et tbe J-'xami.
ncr office but new en the WUkesbarretecen,
1 Id tewu visiting old friends
Daniel Gibbens, of the Philadelphia Tunes
till, was in Lancaster te-day attending, tbe
Maybuiry-Martln wedding.
Knocked Down.
Geerge W. Kendrlck was struck in Centre
- Square by a country team, en Monday,
Jtuvested uowe and slightly bruised.
EAST DONKflM. NF.W8.
The Mennenltes held a very large meeting
atKreyblll'a meeting hotise last Thursday.
Tour persons were baptized and admitted
Inte the church.
A Sunday school will shortly be erganlied
at the Furnace school house.
Mr. L. L. Nertlirup, et Bellows Falls Ver
mont, was the guest of Simen I Brandt last
week.
l'ref. Gee. Parrot t, a native or New erk,
was visiting in East Denegal last week s he Is
eighty-eight years of age and has noterized
spectacles
Our school Iwsrd organized en last Monday
and the following officers were elertrsl: Pres.
Samuel O. Kngle, secretary Simen I lltandt,
and treasurer Jaceo Minimis, .iiessrs. .1. jv.
Nlnley, J. r. Jehnsen and M. V. Fry con cen
siltiitn the ether members of the beard.
List Sunday the lllver iiretnren aoiinm aeiinm aoiinm
lnatlen held n meeting en tbe farm of Mr.
Christian Myers, near Mount Jey, which
was one of the largest ever held lu this sec
tion J the services were held In the barn,
which was seen crowded te overflowing and
a large number could find no admittance.
Alter the exercises were ever the whole
meeting almost In a bed v proceeded te the
Chlcklea creek, a short distance, where Uevs.
Benjamin Shelly and Jacob tlugle baptized
teiity-te persons.
The creamery that was te be built at Levi
U. Nissly's mill nnd conducted ou the coop ceop coep
eratUo plan changed hands and will uen te
built and run by Itelst, Mssly t Ce., who
are the proprietors of the Klin Dale cream
ery In Ml Jey township; this I verb
is itisfactery te our tanners as It Is much mere
convenient for them te delher their milk.
Heretofore our farmers had te take their milk
te Hlm Dale, a distance of the or Mx mile,
this being entlrelv tee lar they demanded or
The alK)e named company te put up a cream
separator or creamery hi the vicinity or ene
would go up en the co-es.'rntie plan, he
the company agreed te build, which meets
the approval erevery farmer In this section,
and 11 large amount or milk and cream is
guaranteed the new enterprise.
.,1 FA3tii.r rituir.
Chairman Lati, eflhe i-litlailrlplila Street Car
Men's Committee, ttelug lne.tlgntiMl.
It seems there Is eome dltllculty between
the members of an assembly of Kulgbts of
Laber In Philadelphia, composed r men
employed by the street lallway cemjianles
Notably Hiram Lutz, chairman of the arbi
tration beard or Assembly Ne. fi.ar.tl, and hU
associates In the tieard are dlssatlstled with
the jmtched-up settlement of the troubles ou
the Traction company's lines Lutz says he
is disgusted with tbe actleus of the nicnibers
of the executive beard of District Assembly
Ne. 1, and declares that they de net knew
hew te handle the troubles of the street car
men. They are making a counter attack en
Lutz, who was originally irem Petersburg,
this ceiiDtv, later of this city, and Is weli
knew n in Lancaster. The element which Is
epimsed te him has been looking up his
"record" in this city and claims te Ihne de
eleed discreditable facts; while Lutz de
Ues his enemies te prove anything damaging
eeu "It they go back te his school days."
doing te Tennessee.
Quite a number of AinlsU Mennenltes were
en the streets this morning, and attracted
considerable attention by reason of their long
hair, lull beards and peculiar dress broad bread
brimmed, low-crowned hats, shad-bellied
coats and straight vests with hooks and ey es
Instead of buttons and wlde-legged trousers
made with n "fall" Instead or the mere
fashlonable " lly." On making Inquiry as
te the cause or the unusual intlux of tin se
plain, hentst people, we learned that
the following named or them were
about leaving for Knexvllle, Tenn.,
S. I Kaullman anrt'wife, Gap; Jacob fetultz
1 us sr., and w lfe, Leacock ; Jehn J, Stultztus
Irem near Gap. These Jxsiple go te Knox
comity, Tennessee, te visit a colony of the
"lculiar people" there established, and
presering as these jieople always da The
visitors w HI be gene about two weeks.
Itaclng I'er it ltlg Sum.
This morning a trotting race rer $1,000, f:0
a side, was made between the bay mares
owned by Jehn Dully, of Lancaster, ami
William Gresh, or Nelptvllle. The money
was posted and placed lu the hands et the
Park association, and the race is taking place
this afternoon. There is considerable excite
ment exer the contest, and the sporting Jieo Jiee Jieo
peo are taking a great interest in the result.
Tem tuily Itahbed or Walch und Chain.
Tem Dally, new in advance or Itarnum's
show, writes ion friend In this city or mis mis
fertune which befel him a few days age.
He mil billing the town or Steubeitvlllp,
Ohie, when n thler entered the car and stele
his line watch and chain. Every ellert lias
been made te catch the thief, but all te no
purpose.
httte riisrmaccuttcal Aleclatlin,
The Stale Pharmaceutical association meets
In Lebanon te-dAV. The delegates from this
city are Drs. C a". Ilelnitsh. S. W. Heinitsh
and T. It. Ilechteld, and Dr. Chandler, or
Strasburg. During the meeting, which will
last several days, thu memliers will vIMt
Cornwall, Mount Gretna, Colebrook, and
ether places et Interest.
A Itniy Taper Mill.
The paper mill et Symington A. Ce., at
Eden, is check full of work Just new, nnd
it is running day and night The firm has
Just received an order from the United States
government for 0 tens or manllla paer.
w Cetirlate el HeptiMephft,
The new Conclave or Heptasephs, will be
instituted te-night at tbe Inquirer build
ing with ?7 charter applicants.
bherlfTs Sale.
The Rherin te-tlny posted bills ler the tales
of twelve preerties In city and county en
Saturday, June -G, at '1 p. m.
Te Convene thUKvenleg
The U 11 H h Institute will convene thH
evening at 7 15, te continue during week, In
Cov unant church, West Orange street.
renr)n Turk rxcurlen.
lirnt grand cheap excursion te I'enryn Park,
Tturday. June lmh Special train Ie4ivcs Upper
Heading depot at 8-00 a in Tickets geed going
aud returning en all trains during the day. A
general Invitation It cxtcmlid te spend&day
among tte mountains. Ucfiushinents can be
had at the Lancaster restaurant, en the grounds
llHikels will be checked It will be a large etcur
tlen. Apply arly ter tickets at O sens' inule
room, Lentie Hquaru
land InKtriimeuts fur Sale
H alter N. V uldley, ene of the Htrasbnrg stage
drivers, has 11 full feet of band Instruments ler
ale. '1 hey are bcceik! hand, but hav e net been
ueC 11 great de il. The let Includes a bass and
kettlodrum.upalrer eyinhtda and tlf teen herna
M. Sllrlmel't l'lrnlc.
The plcnte of bt. Michael's society en U hit
Monday premises te lu largely attended. The
society at a specld meeting held last evening
dec Idul te parailu te the plcule gieunda In a
body, headed by the Liberty comet bund
lelejthoue Connection.
J C Hertrler, butcher, Lltltz, Is cennecled
with tbe telephone exchange.
31. tit It I All r.n.
Matduiiiiv Manns.-On Tuesdiy morning,
June bth, t the residence of thebilde'H pareuu,
in Lancaster, h the Key Hjlvanus htall, us.
slstid by the Itev. .Inuies Clawterd, Win. 11,
Muj buny te Uulay, daughtei el II, it. Mailln.
ltd
Glbiitzki ANDcrifUi -On the 7lh Inst.nt
the paraouage of uruie I.utherun rhurrh, by
tbe llev .h Houpt, Mr. Jeseph Oerlltzkl, Jr.,
of this city, te Miss hllu Krunci-a VundtrslUe, of
Ceatesv llle, tht ler ceuuty, fa. ltd
j c A ill a.
(iU.Mir On June 7. In llalllmnre, after u short
lllutks, I. llltu 0 . In the iJih V enrel heruge, wlte
elFnd.lt (Junbyuud daughter of J h Lewis
Thu funeral will taku plaoe Irem Ne 317 West
Heffman street, llall!tnore,on Weilni sduy alter
neon, J u no 9, at 1 o'clock.
KllElDilAN.-Jiimi 7, 1836, In this city, l.ud wig
E. rieedimin, uged 70yu.irs, 3 months uud 1 day
The relatives and filcud of thu family are
repeetfully Invited te attend the funeral, Irem
the residency of his son, Lewis Kreedinuu, Ne.
8 West King street, ou Thursday afternoon at
Je clock. Interment ut Wcedwaid Ulll ceme-tery-prlvate.
m?,y,rt'n,At.,C,,'.rnar en 1,lace' Lancaster, Pa.,
.n 2?i,rBl.'.,U,.Ju,,B ""'' Jebn William
ug". ' ' UU-' ,n tl0 Mtu ref his
ITuneral from the chaptl of r ranklln and Mur
shall cellege atlOJO u in, Wednesday June 8
rlnas 111 please send no flowers-
llaaur-Juiie 6. lase, In this cltv Mrs Ann
Brady, wlis of Wllllaiu'lliudy, in u leistKl-ar of
uerugUe
The relatives and friends or the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from her
husband's residence. Ne. 123 East W'slnut street
en Wednesday morning at eft o'clock at the
bou.e. Interment at Mount Jey eemclery alie
o'clock.
Hi is In this city, June?. 1W, Jehn Dean, In
the IU year et his age.
IN'ettce of Tumeral hcroifler
MAHKRT8.
I'hlhvlelphla l' red a re Market.
rniULTistrnia, .tune 8 Fleur Market Is
dull tales et WO barrels; Minn, bakers at
UWtl.vi! reutia. tatnlly at s.1 T58I ; Western
at II 10OI TS t Patents, si ioe0il.
Bye Heur was dull atfj s:jl I.X
1 p. in, call Wheat June, sn'.c . July,
Ht(0 Ang!Ktc I Sept.. MP
corn lune. 4e ( Jnlyll'jC; Aug, 4.VJC ,
Scpt,4V;c
iMts-June, 37e; July, r.K" i(f.e-!
Sept.ffJSc
Jiewers I'riMlme MsrSrt.
Nsw eiik, June s-Kleur market dull but
qulet; lne, tlleaaW! superftiie. $1 'jW.-J'
common te 1.1ml hxtrn etern. unapsa
City Jllll KXtrss, II lliflrN lur " i'si '"' i
Minn. Kxtm.fJ3 TJ. . ., , . .
Wbeat .Se. 1 Ksl etntn en Spot. llt:Vn-l
lleit.Sj'.c: e. 1 White, stale. lV 1 Sn. 1 Bed,
winter. July.. '.e ; iv n Ued, W Inter, Aug ,
wvci seiiL. TtiC.
CeniV n Mixed, cash, tie . Aug., Kic ;
S uat'o-e.' I Whlte ftste, spot, 'i Ne S,
de, S.
Ke (lulls St lie, RV
llarley neinlii d.
l'erk dull s New Mess, 110.
l.anl-July, S8 August, ii50 Sept., 1051
Mnlasoes dull; l'c. (or (0 test boiling
stock
Turpentlne dull and weak at 3:4c.
Ili".lii dull : sirslned te gssl, (1 iriXHl D7K
Petroleum dull : refined In ca.es. pc.
freights dud; grain te LUcrpoet, V(c
Butler Market dud) Sew Western
Cixilneiy, HtJlfic.
Chwsi, dulli Western Ktat. .OT'jC
Kggs steady ;State,llHl-c;Wetern.lOSftllc
Sukui mulket dull KeQned culleni, nU
6',c i (Iranulated, C 3 lw.
1 allow tlnu t prime city, 4Hc
Coffee dull ; fair cargoes at Vs,
Itlce quiet , ranees irem Sut-c
Unintse Market.
CHtCAOe, June ',9a, in. Market opened
Wheat luue, TTc. July, ".c , Aug. pie
Sept., 79se.
ixirn .June, 55'ic ( July, StSc; Aug., S7S'c:
Sept., SSC
iHij. June, 57c: July, Ic ; Aug, Wc
i-ept. i0
l'erk July, is Ms Aug, J10 Cent, t 5V
Lard July. H. KSl Aug , t , Ju Sept,
Ulbs July. J5 W j Aug., K :W : Sept. U 65.
CLO8IH0.
heat June, :iie ; July, 7Kc i August, 79VJc;
Sept . fSc
Cern June, Jt'ic ; July, SGJc ; August,
37a37VJc , ept . 37'c
UiU-June, J7',c; July, SjJc ; Aug., Iuc :
seni , jj;c.
Perk-June, 13 t0 ; July, ts W
Aug.,
13 no 1 Sept-, fJ 10
Lard-Juue, W10; July, 517St Au,r, 0 ,;
Sent. IC 30.
tnu, lu JU.
Hlbs-June. V
kius June. fA mm July, n se, .vug,
(5 il ; feept, 67S
Oram and tnrtslens.
Uinuuw uy e, n. luniii. itivivet, cuiuifu i
June 1 o'clock n. in- vT
w heat Cera. Oats. fork. Lard.
July 7i- ScVs 2s?, a (, a)
August V, 37V, XH ' "''i
Septembrr 7, 37, S til t 3JS'
(October .... 7-T
Ucembcr
Kecelpts. Car Lets.
WlnlerWbeat
Spring Wheal -
Cem )2H
Oats I'1-
I'.ya I
lUrley 'i7
Oil City
Crude OU r.
Head.
Receipts Hogs
Closing Prices 5 o'cleclc p. in.
Wheat Cern. Oats. fork. laird
June 75V; 31', 27J s s) fi 10
July 77'J S", !f, ';, B 17S
Auirust 7s', t;, .s,;; t ui r. :i
SeptemltT. 7-J 37', ie'i 9 10 tl 30
October 7s), . HH
December .... el'
OU city
Crude Oil (A'i
l'hlladelphla Cittle Market.
PniLADxiriitA, June 7 I!ef cattle, receipts
for week were Ileev es 2.jni: t?heep. 11,'M) ; Hogs,
5.VW. Previous week lleeves, ;nu Sheep,
S,M ; Hogs, 5,tsO
liter cattle were In fair rcsjuest, although com
mon stock declined : r.xtnis, is3?-ic : geed, 58
5J,c : meillum, JgKc s common. iaic.
rat cows were only falrnt 'WC
villch cons were tee high at .loUte.
ial Calves were active at llp?,c
-he-p geed stock -.old welt while rommen
was lower, eilra, 5"iG5He ' geed, 1,'iGJc me
dtain. IGP,c eoiuineu, -'.G-c.
1 ambs at rJSc
Hogs Inactive , western corn-fid, fsTfic , de
range, SVt ceuntiy, SHiiCc.
Live Stock Alarkers.
Cnicann, J une 7. The .Dreteri' JViurnnl reports'
Cattle Hecelpw, 6.Jil heads shipments, 20
marktt strong and a shade higher shlpplnir
su-era.oje te IJ11 tl, II .iiiMi , stockers and
f.sslers, tJ7Sfll M) . cows, bulls and mixed. I!
G1 71 1 bulk, i! 0OQJ CO ; through Teians, J te
OS 7S.
Hogs Uecelpt", 2)00 head; shlpmentx, 7,00
head; market was strenu and lev higher,
rough and mixed tl ftl i-l j packlnK and
shipping, IUs!t4 Jii ; light, nt .'7, skips, I J 75
Sheep KecelpU, U'O liead; shipments, none ;
market nrm ; natives, u3! 10, Texans, itvn
(ii ; Lambs, $till sjetlal cablegram te the
liTeveri Journal reports ; Cattle Moderate re
ceipts of American and borne brtd c-ittle . gen
eral demand brisk and prices arm at last week's
advance, lust American steers selling at lljc
dressed weight
Kt Libsrtt Cattle receipts, lite head ,
sMpmcnts.sc head ; market arttve and 10 te 16c
higher than last week's close, closing dull at last
week's prices, shipments te .New lerk 33 car
leads.
Hek receipts, 5,0cO head; shipments, 3.S00 ;
market firm : Philadelphia, 11 Sstl '-'V : erk
ers, II UsJI JO Shipments te .New erk, te car
leads.
Sheep receipts, f,s) head : shipments, S,flO ;
market active and 10c te 15c higher than hist
week's prices.
sew Yerk mocks.
JIiw 10m, June 8 Wall street, 1.10 p. w.
Meney eity at 2 per cent- foreign ex
change quiet at H 7XSIr-; Governments
firm t Currency b's, tliS bids I'd coups. IliS'i
bid ; IK'S IUIH hid.
The stock nuirket opened dull and featureless
at a decline of y, and X per cent, but the tone
strengthened nfter the first cull en buying of
Lake shore and Louisville A .Nmhvllle, and the
decline was mere than rccovered by midday,
when prices were up y, te 'ipercent from the
bottom figures The market has since been dull
and utterly devoid of feature
Bleck Markets.
quotations by need, McGrunn A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, fa.
IW TORE LIST, II K. M.
Canada facinc. f(,V,
12 k.
n,y,
51,
lm
51
our
H4J
tSZ
r,yK
C C. C. 1
5i
cot. coal
Central Pacific
Canada Southern
Chi., St L.A fgh
lienver A Ulnlirande.,
De! . Lack. A Western..
Krle
KrleM
New Jersey Central ..,
K. A T
Leu. A N
lake Shere
Michigan Central
Missouri facinc....,.,,,
Northern facinc
N. P. fret
N. W
New Yerk Central
Ohie Central
Omaha
Oregon Trans. .
OnturleA Wejteiu
facinc Mall ,
Rochester A f ltueurg
Bt faul
'-K
-
,
b'.Y,
y,
37
Sl
.in
U l7
S3j
73
113-vj
33
' 63
iwj2
'"32
31 ii
1
??'
lUlJi
.'
Teias faclflc IP'
Union faclde MtJ
Wabash Common 11'
Wabash frelerred tWi
Western Union Telegraph., M
WeslShore ....... I03S
rHiLADs'.rma list.
Lehigh Valley
M..N. V. A f 1.11a 3
Pennsylvcrla
Uoedlng
Lehigh Navlg-vtle.!
Hestonvllle
Philadelphia A Krle
Northern Cent
People's fassoniter
U'd'gUet'lsM'tg's Cs UJ
ou WH
f
ei
lUJ.Vj
uSftt
97 l4J
A'A'ir AI) rERTJUKUKA-Tb.
Rki'eht or thi: condition or thi:
.NuimuKs aTlesL IUsk or Lancaster
J une 3, ls, '
ItEsOUllCKS
Leans and discounts
V s. beudsaud prumlutu
F.xpeusesund Taxes
Hanking Heuse
Cush and reserve
I.IAlllLlllLS.
Cupltnlsteck
Surplus and undivided profits .
Cliculatlen outstanding
Deposits
fni.aii tu
JOII.N'C. CAUTKlt,
Cashier.
Directors.
ltd
J. I'tED'E'SlSIS,
Jens Krafts,
JOU.SSIULU )
R
OTE 18 MAKINQ
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
at 3aX) a Dezm.
. A?X?' lM KOUTU QUKKN BT11KKT.
laulUfd Lancaster, Pa
fill.731 35
1. M 3I0 l0
1.2) 91
. K.VSI 11)
. . 5:1,703 70
IJ.VI.9vTw
tXO.OO (0
b.Klt trt
,. II.&IS) (U
.. lOt.C-'l 81
jkw AiirsHTinraiFXTs.
11
AK1NG WUVDKH.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
TII19 powder never vane n-.arvelel pnrlty,
strength aud whole-enienes. Mem txsv
netnlCAl than the ordinary kinds, and cannot l
sold In competition with the multitude el low
test, short weight, alum et phosphate jewders.
ScM only (n cam. Kev.L IIakise fewpss Ce.,
VM Wall Street -Veir VerK niwrt-lvdAw
WHY PAY J 15 KOK A Sl'.P OK TKP.rH
when veu can get the same at f4. at
1. nsllhifs Hentrtl ItiHims,
.Ne. ei .Netth quMui Mns't.
Uas administered npiiljd
W" AfTKrwrv6c.oeo ciuak pack
hits, at the
KXUI.K CIO tit I Aciem.
June3t Salunga. 1 ancaster te , I'a.
hvv7h. L,evm7Lr "
KK.NTIST,
t.raduste of the t nlrersltv el Marvland, with
I)r K. K. eung, Ne s Last Orange street, Ijm
aster, Pa m2l-iinw .ttfdeed
TJOHKER'S
LIQUOR STORE,
Ne SJCEMKKSqUAKK.
St'HOOl. TAX KOK IsSd.
Thedapllcatels Inthe hands of the I na
nrer. Three per cent etr for iirempt payment
W.O. MAlpsllAl.L, lreasurer.
.Ne liiciitrc-iiuire.
O dice hours from 9 a 111 te 1 p. in JlJmdlt
C li a i 1. m 6e"tt i :"aT
Jnstreceircdnnotberletor l'r seuvereen s
Medicine, late of the l.mcsster Kink ler sale
only at Kit (HUV met l) sTOliK,
fs, North Queen Street
Hve Deers erth of the l'otelBce. J.viwd'
T"OTHi:TOHACCOTU.M)n WKHKHH
bv glve notice that Philip lterngeser Is no
longer our senl for the sampling of leaf te
baree from this date Mr K senrix'der. one of
our New 1 erk lnspe-cters, w 111 locate at !.anms
ter, fa, and repieent us In that capaebj.
CHAS. MNKr. A CO..
Je.Vlwd lusiM'eters.
FIRhTUKAND PICNIC
erTHE
AMICITIA ASSOCtTlO.N.
Onlhursday. June 10th. l-c nt Ten's Haln
a-fewell's emnlbusses start from Knapp i
Saleen ut ene o'clock, and run every hour
Je7 3td
ACOM1T.TKNT KNt.lNHKR WITH
years experlence. formerly with the ltothl ltethl
hem Llectrlc Light Cemiumj, wishes employ
ment 1 an furnish geed n ference. tall eirad
drtss" St. A it , ' luj Seuth Lime street, laincas
ter. fa. ltd
PUHIilC SALE WILL 1: SOLD AT
public sale en Saturdiy, June W. 1-vj.nt
Ne lit Last Chestnut street, Lancaster, f a , the
Household Weeds and furniture such as lleds
and Ileddlng, Carpets, stoves, tables, Lounge,
Chairs and ether articles tee numerous te men
tlen, the property of the 1 state of Mis hatle
Kurtz, deceased Pale te b gin at one e clock
p in Tennsmade known at -ale
JOHN II MKTI.EI!
JONAS sWAUn.l-.v..
Jes-ltd txeculers
KOTICi: TO THK STOCKUOLDKIIS OK
the Keystone Standard V atch Company
The Heard of Directors of this cempanv has
called u special meeting of tta stockholders te
be bold at thoetllieof theCemptnv in the city
or Lancaster, en MO.N DAY, .1 l.N h i. Ins;, at 10
o'clock a in , for the purpose of voting ler or
against un Increase of the caplnd stecK Irem
r.'H.(ote'i,ii0 JOHN t SMIiLlt.
ap."7,mt,ll,ls,iAJunl,S,15,.,J Secretary.
PUBLICSALHOFVAIiUAItLRHOrSE PUBLICSALHOFVAIiUAItLRHOrSE
held and Kitchen Furniture en te-morrow ,
June 9th, at Ne SJ North frlncesireet, te wit
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables, Mart le Tep Table,
Sldebeird, Cane Sent and vv-md-er ( hairs. Car
pets, lubs, Buckets, Glass and qu ensnare, and
many ether articles
sale tu commence at 9 o'clock a u
WAlsU.N II AIIL1 V.K
,Il en QCMDiKER, Auct. ltd
JM PORTA NT.
Te the many applicants for the KALI.T1I1M
of the
Lancaster Business College.
iryes will call en or address the principal you
can obtain such Information as will be et great
advantage te you In pursuing the COUKSK i)t
STCDi us required ut this Institution. It will
enable you te make greater progress, and a sav
ing of time and labor Is guaranteed If you will
carry' out Instructions. Address,
H. O. WEIDLER.
. Principal.
I" ANc.sTi:n reuN'n nvtienvi.
-i BANh JUNE 3, lesfl.
1 uecne ES
Leans nnd Discounts . 7-",7(;j is
1 s Bends . . .fcsioiefN)
Ileal hstate SVA'.sSl
Current hxpensesnnd taxes paid 7?i 11
Checks and Other Cash Item, J.4W II
Due from Banks(exrluslveefre-crve) S7.737 I!
Legal Ucserve lunds . 319.070 77
Total
tl,Sc,"f:i n
LUBIMTIES
Capltnl Stock ...
surplns 1-und
Undivided Profits
Circulation
Dividends Unpaid
Individual Deposits . .
Duntellanka
Total . . ...
Tul.liO 00
170.KO l
Hl.fiMtH
WS.din (O
I.I7J 73
7iv.sn S'
10,413 M
. I1,V.!HI 43
i II BHKNtJl AN, Cashier.
t B Herr,
H C Lkiiiian,
Lrw-is llALDV.
Directors
td
N
EW GHOCEHIES.
"HONESTY IS THK BEST POLICY
f resents mean deception, 'lbe name, in Its
business use.ls a tmvestj-ef theact fersptca fersptca
elens and far-seeing people knew this. Either
in quantity or quality, or through trickery,
dupes pay for their delusion Thu purchaser
mu( and always does niy dearly for the sup
posed gilt. (?)
A New Stock or the
BEST llHANDS Of TEAS AND COrfcJ-.hS,
Te be Sold en T heir Merits
qUANTITi AND qUALITV UUAHANTEED
AT
Charles MacNay's Choice Family Grocery,
Nes 113 and 117 North Queen Street.
Just received, a large quantity et Petted
Duck, ,ame Chicken, Turkey, Ham. Tongue
and Beef ler picnic parties Imported Ginger
Ale, 1 Mperderen delivered. Syrups for Sum
mer Drinks All kinds of Impert) d Cheeses.
Durkee's Salad Dressing Imported ltellshes
rerrls A Company's New Yerk Hums and Bone
liss Bacen Juntlmd
TjEPeitT or Tin: condition or the
XV frLTes National Bask, or Luncuster, lu
the Stutoer Pcnus)lvunta, ut the l lese of busl
Hess, JuneS, la$
HESOLIICKS.
Leans and discounts tUl.T-; l.i
U s Bends te secure circulation ... . leu,ai)
Other stocks, bends nnd mortgages. u.uu 00
Due from uppreved reserve ugeuts M.617 76
Due from ether National Banks 7iati(9
Due from State Banks anil bankers . 30 05
lieul Estate, rurnltunt und r'lxtnre . . 3I,u) (i
iirrcnt expenses und tuxes paid 6,uij 70
Premiums paid H.I'O 00
Checks and ether cash Items. . . 7,M II
Bills of ether bunks Is,v7u 10
fractional papercuirency, nickels and
"t, f5l 4i!
Trade dollars ISSOiji
Npecie . 3D.S79 ill
Legal tender notes as.l'sj ()
ltedcmptlnn fund with U h Treasurer
(S percent or circulation) 4,500 00
Tetul ..,. 633,187 S7
LIABILITIES.
upital stock paid lu Jl.())
Suinlus I und iilluiu)
I ndlvlded fretlts . .... 10,ln7 91
National Bank Notes Outstanding su.ifie i
Dividends unpaid .... n7t te
Individual drpesttssublcct techeck 517.WZ M
Demand rcrtlncutes of deposit 6,3)7 10
Due te ether National Bunks 11,1'S) ir
Due te Slate Hunks and Hankers . tj CJ
Tel bj3 187 '17
Mute 0 I'cnmuUxtnla, County of Liiiicaittr, 41
' C..A f os Dkesmith, cashler of the above
named bunk, de solemnly swear that the above
statement U true te the best of my knowledge
and belief. ' "
,.-,. t-' A. I'ONDEUSMlTH, Cashier
Subscribed and w out tn leiere me this7th day
of June, lw..;. JsRsuiAUItirK,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest JACOB WOLr.
Jacob u. hkushky,
JOHN SI 8TEHMAN.
ltd Dlrecten,
JVItir ADrXHTIUBytKSTH.
WANTKH -A JOL'USRYMANTAll.011
te make Coats Apply limuedlately te
Jiine7-lfd WALTlJuil 1IUCII, l.ftlta
iiiT) M'i,Pi.n:sirt'ANATi:rii7iMP
nnd llape Peed, Mlted lllrd Heed, V bite
and lied Ornvel, lllrd Manna, llaths, lllrd Hit
ters and Cuttle t lh Hene, at
Hl'HI.KVH Dlltlll 8TOIIK,
Ne. 'M est hlng Street,
MTUKIMV"'.S "- 1.1. LOW PUONT'
clear tiller Havana a rent ('Unr Is pre
ueunced by smeki rs the best lu the mar
ket, at
MAKKI.KVS -Mellow t ntiit,"
.Ne. SI North queen street,
(lenueily llartman's)
F
ANSI TANS I lANSt
Kit It HKAUTUTt. 1IKMUVS.
IIIK Mltttr UK 11IK SKIilKS.
A Beautiful Banjo Girl.
Ul KN AWA AT
OLAHKB'3 TEA STOUB.
a-(treat IHrgalns In Teas, Coffees, Sugars,
Etc Telephone. tiiarU-ljdAw
O1
EN A I.I, 'I 111' r.AK.
I (
THE MANSION,"
ATLANTIC CITi.N. J.
The lamest and most imimlnenitv leested
llete' hiegaiilir riirnlshed nnd llbemllv nun
amd. Thoreughl) lighted, drained and veu
tllaled 0X'li all the ear.
CHARLES McGLADE.
rlheph) sOrihestre. Je7-3ind
(Jl'lllMl Ol'KMNO AT II. TKH
RNE tailoring.
The Largest and most Complete. Assortment
el UNh VVoeLLK.NsfortheSprlngTiadotobo
found tn the ( 1ty of Lancaster.
A choice Line of Spring Overceatings and
Pantaloenlngs In all the Latest Patterns
f licee Lew, Hest Workmanship, and all goods
VV arrnnted as represented
H.GERHART,
NO 13 NOKTI1 HUrEN' sTUEK.r,
44-Opiiaslte the 1'ostetHce. mart7-U dll
-OATENT STKAP PANTAl.OONH.
Th GrutMt Isveshea of the Agfc
Pantaloons made with the Patent Strap lit
easy, de net bag out at the knees, don't draw up
w hen "Itting dew n, and give better s tttsfurtlnn
thin anj ethers Place your order with A 11.
Uiwenstvln. the Merchant Tailor, who has the
sole right for Laucn-ter ler the Patent Double Deuble
Strap f antaloens I etfer an unusually fnll stock
of nebby goods for fantaloens, suits. Vesting
aud SprltiK Overcoets, and am devoting my en
tire attention te my friends and patrons, und
will spire no effort te retain the position 1 have
se long held as first Une Merchant Tulloret
Lanet-ter Kespectlully yours,
A. II. ltOSENM LIN. 37 North Queen St.
13iioresvi7s reirn KMslIINO sta"-
1 tlenerv, r urntture, I uel and ether sup
piles, etc
In compHance with the constitution and laws
et the ommen wealth of Pennsylvania, 1 here-
bv invite sealed projiesals, nt pile sbetew muxl
mum rates ttxed In schedule, te turnlsh sta
tlmerv, furniture, luel and ether supplies ter
the evcril departments, and ler theULtrlMi
tlen of public documents, for the year ending
the tlrst Monday of June, A D l-.7
-epar-ite prepew its will be received and sepi
rate contract- aw irded as announced In subl
schedules All pnqeats must beuccempantcd
by a bend with approved security, conditioned
for the fatlhlul peifermance of theeentrHCt, and
addres-edand dt llveresl te me bi U r 11 e clock
11 in of It hsA. the-'Uhday of June. A D
1 -I, at w hlih time the preiM.sals will be end
andcentrucLs awarded, in the eecutlve cham
ber at llarrishurg
Blank bends, nnd schedules containing all
necessary Inhumation can be obtained en sp
plicatien at my tiRicu.
W STKNOEIl.
Je7 lstd Secretary el the Commenvrealth
e
AK HAM
In
Generous Quantity
and the Best.
We venture sufelj te sss thvt there Isn t s
ge.-sl cluthlng te be found In the city, read
made, as Oak Halt's.
Of course, ours Is a shipel). st llsh geed In
quality nnd Ave times the variety, but we put n
tu irk en it that ein'f be counterfeited the
mark of careful making are l the expensive
Item wixdein lu getting the cloth In doing the
sewlnc We mike the best care cost as little as
possible.
Eight dollars for un All Weel Blue flannel
Suit. The ptlcels teextrunrdluury. leeks selm
possible, that we say explicitly this n suit Is
wool dyed (before weaving), ludlge blue tu
cnlerund Ueunces te the juid In weight W'e
give this full explanation se thst you ma) knew
that It isn't n tllmsy. Indifferent article, but Just
such as we can Indorse strongly.
sorue of the Big Beys' Suits aavnrtltd ire still
here
Tbe til and 111 Suits for 110
The 111 Wand 112 Suits for I J.
The 110 suits for tl W.
Theu Suits ferf
The Men's suits at fin are new In generous
quality; they'iea telling Illustration of chiup
nens and goodness.
It's net easy te evernite the generous prevld
Ing In Oik Hull ler man nnd be).
&
OAK HALL,
SentheAst. Cerner Sixlli nnd Market,
PHILADELPHIA
H
IRSH A BKOTHKK
W E OI-EEJt TO DAi SOME UN'HE Altl) Or -BEFOBE
BARGAINS!
Men's Working Suits,
Atftui.flie nnil tleu
A MAN'S ALL WOOL SUIT,
ts.sn, e w. t7 00, up te w 00.
NEN'S DRESS SUITS,
13 i"i, tiaCO, til te and tU .
Men's Perfect Fitting Dress Suit,
tlSttl, 111.75, 117 te uptefMCO.
OurSL'PEltll COHKSCItEWS, t'lte, JIODO, tlice,
U73.tl7Mandjuuu.
Men's SEEllSUChElt COATS und EsIS.tl 60.
II 73 and l-'.ie.
NOUrOI.h JACIvETS.tJUl
MERCHANT TAIL0RIN&.
BO'aSllIT1
lOUTIIS'SUITS. .
CHll.DUEN'rt SIMTS,
KILT SUIT3.
QBNT3' FUBNISHINOS All at the
Lewest Prlees.
Hirsh & Brether's
ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE.
C0UNEK MOBTU QUKKN BTUSKT AMD
CKNTUK 8QUAUK.
flKW AttrHHTIHKSIItHTA.
X t.Slia A.NIi rACKKUSMVASTItTllrvana
Clean, bought lerciuh. 'e. ry ana
-,. , J.B. MOMNH,
,, , e TO I earl street, New t erk.
Ileterentsv-rred Schutle. Nik tii vVM ,tr,t
New U.rk. fehlj-ljas '
UTtlHAISK
AMtl-
OOMMIjISION WAriEHOUSn.
DANIKI. MAYKIt,
Ne 111 West Chestnut sue.it.
d.s-i-lvd
tfV"
rum: uyk whisky
7A ( E.NTS f Kit IJUAUI'
Is splendid. Try It.
ItUIIUKU'Hl.igireiiaiiiKk., rt Cenlie Square,
Lancaster, I'a. HiuYMydlt
T KVANS ri.Ot'U.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Alwuys Uniferiu and Reliable
plllVATHNAliK Ol' HUKHKS.
I w III have by Monday n cattetd of
IOWA HORSES,
consisting of drivers nnd worker, nt for gene
ral farm use, w hlch 1 w III dispose of nt
f ItlVATK SALE.
(lEOIHIKdltOSSMAN.
F
utr.weuKs' ri.Atisi i.anti:unsi
Sew open te supply meichants i an show
von tine a-ettimnt and give New erk pilces.
.11)11 W KAVr-.lt, AiT,
Se K Wist Mug St , Lancaster, fa.
JuueMvrd
f Aiiui.Kws "aiia iti:.rfiTSr,T'
AT A. clear tilled of ehotre Ne 1 Havana, are
receuuuendeil te levers et a genuine Havana
CTgat,ut
MAltliLEV. 'S. " ollew V rout,"
Ne :i North (Juecn Street
(rermerly Ilartmnn's)
FIltST OHNI) KXft'KSlON 'lO l'KN
lt N PAIIK t'nder auspices of the t'nlen
ltothcIK'hurcher (.call Sunday choel. lilt US
DAI. .11 NK 111. ls-ti .peclal train leaves I pper
leiiuuiK wepei ni s u. lu. Keiuriung leaves
I'enryn nt 7 p in. Tickets geed en nil trains
Bound trip. !si cents, children, s rents Tickets
rer ute alOw ens' music store. Centre "viuare,
and Sliber's wall juiper store, North ijneen
street luur.Vltd
ATLANTIC I'lTY.
THE OLD LSTABI.1SHKD
Chester County Heuse,
Centrum Incited, convenient, very near the
Sea, comfortable In ivery way, and home-like.
NOW tll'l.v
J. KEIM i SONS.
mi)CC3nid
CCUATCHLI) I 1' ILUMTlHi:
IS AN EYE SORE.
Then make jour I iirnlture leek like SKW by
using a bottle of
Liulitniiii; riirnitiire P0IM1,
Price, 25c, manufactured and for sale nnlv by
II H COU1K VN Dill l.UlSt,
N'es 1 17 A ill North yueen st , Ijincaster, Pa.
majS.lyeixli:
CHOLS ' MIOI-Sl
Np.w Ppii Prnnt Rhnp. Rtnrp.
A1UU iiviu itwm UllVV UIU1W,
Ne. 40 NORTH QTJEEN ST.,
(Smt Deur te fostefllce)
VVeluve lust received ene of the B'st Lines of
Men s He) s. ) fiulhs , Uidles', Mlssi s'
and Children's
SHOES
T bat cn he get fur the money, thus complet
ing our alreudv large stork We (an guaruntee
the prices te be "BOlTi'M I'K.l Itr.i " We
have strictly "ON'K 1'ltlLE." and guarantee
entire satisfaction if yen want line or coarse
shoes or slippers if you want hand or machine
made nhts-s. In fact. If you want anything tn the
shoe line, thit can be found only in first class
establishments at Popular f rices, call at thu
NEW BED ritO.ST SHOE SIOBE,
Ne. 4S NORTH QUEEN STIIEET,
(Next Doer te the fostetllco )
CHAS. A.
KEEOE.
ultrll 3iud.tw ft
W
ILI.1AMHON A rOSTKK.
32 te 38
EAST king mm.
A PKIlPrCr sT.lt h Ol
CLOTHING
-IS-
Thin But Substantial Fabrics
-roil-
SUMMER AND MEDIUM WEIGHT,
NiiifaliiH for All Seasons.
PATTERNS SD1TED TO ALL TASTES.
NOBBY,
CONSERVATIVE OU MODEST.
Sbrewdnuylnfr hn.3 onabled ub te tlovlate
from the Regular l.lne of Prlces and mark
every nrtlcle at the
L0 WEMT POSS I B LE r I G U IlES
I.N
Clothing, Eurnishings,
HATS AND GAPS,
BOOTS 8c SHOES,
Rubber Clothing,
TRUNKS, ALISE, CU1B.S, HAND SATCHELS,
Lnp Dusters nnil "Whips.
;-y"Open te-day a Case of IJen'd
Dress Shirts for 44c. each.
Wblte
Williamson tl Fester
32, 34, 36 S38 East King SI,,
1.ANCA8TEU, I'A.
IIKI- UOlWlt.
mllK NKW CASH Hl'Olli:.
NEW CASH STORE,
247 & 2itt Ner Hi (110011 Slnvt,
Opposite he Koytleun Heuse and Net them
Hank,
I'UINANII t'ANI llllMi HOODS NUNS'
Vhll.lNOS, lu AIIColeis.
New Seersuckers, New Bnslste ( leths. New Per
eales and I till. Ires
flll.l, LINK Of HNDEItW EAIt
Ladle (Inuce esls, ITilldieu's Haute esls.
Mens (niiza shlru Men's White shuts, mil
Stock of Deiuesllcs, Vull Stock el .Notions.
All n Lew Prices. Please call before pur
chasing. '
febSl)d
W. It. HOW KU8.
Cii'iH'iAii Nericn
STAMM, BROS. & CO.
SPECIAL llAlltl.MNH IN
III. ICK CAHIIMICUES. 5e, 10j.12We.civ,, !v ,
ale , aiSe , ivc , .vie. te l '.) a ) atd,
lll.ACh. SHAWLS, HI. CKSHAW l.s,
BLACK 811 Wl.s.
At liss than Manuf.irttiiers' l'rlees
Spectsl Attraction I'INK WOOL I'ASIIMKHK
."si Inches W l.le.
T aelve Dllfereut Shades, 5Vc n )ard
We wish 10 call special attention te our
Dress Goods Department,
which t in pmlrnverlnp te tnnVn w met
comi'leto In ttie iity
I.IIH I'lllLKS.
I e f itic r.-.
BOSTON STORE,
Nee. CO A: 20 North Quoeii 8t.
LANCASTEll, IM.
rAKKr. .tt'.
IJKNKYN I'A UK.
Fenryn Pert
ON TUB mUNWAl.l. s. MOl'NT
HOPE UAILllOAU:
1e Churchps, Lfxli's, Hocletlos nml itlnr si
Iect oruntiUutlens reiitntiipliitlnK I'ti'iirslnns
durtnis thnMh YON Or 1H tlui rniiipiuj-1 us
tnHnnmince Unit i'riry ruclilty li it linen fvr
ft-ctcil ler cnittjIInK thi pnlilte te n-Mrh this u
sorttrtert. nnil no rlturt lins liccn spmrit te
mtkn I'ENIIYN I'AIIK mnrn uttructlMi tlin'i
itr liolero rer thu (no usn or tiicuisleiiNU
arts imn 1 JiM
IIOA1SO.VT1IE I.AkK, CltOlitJKT,
l.VWN TENNIS AV IIXSE II M.I. OliOl' MM,
T A 1II.ES, IIENlllES, H 1S11S,
HAM IN(1 f.M II.IOV, ll.MHTNI,l Mtt.l-
MIK.l.TKIl IIOt'E, MltllKN,
IIASKET AND tl.OMv UOO.MS, ,v
OlliEIH ATOIiY ON Ml' Ol SOl11I.Mil N
T1N.
Thi'rels nlseii UEKKKSIIMKNT AND DIN
IMJ HOiiM In chimif et a competcm csti'n i
siliiiriMiiriilsran tH'prerun'ilHt iiiiMltru!' mtis
Ih'sIiIi's f hetivnipb (iiillery, Nmw Mutul mitt
Ti'lrh'niitiOillte.
Il' .Vn In link-.it lnt; Llijuen Allenci en tli
(treiimts.
rnincfueMits ler Kxcurslens tretu rill feln's
r.i,i tn- mail.' tir npnl Inf; te
j a it l. 'Sen .-cm ma m:9EK,
upt Cornwall A Mt- llesi I: It ,
l.iitmnen, l'ii
en II II NLOCh.lirn 1'ass AgU
V hit A llcnaiiiK It It .
Ne JJ7 south 1 eurth St., I'titl i
lnnyllStml
ATT. (iUKTNA l'VUK.
IT. GRETf A PAIIK,
KOK
EXCURSIONS & PICNICS.
This park Is lecnt.il In the hi-s-rt of thu Mmtti
Motinttilnen thu l.lne et the
Cornwall & Lebanon Railroad,
Nine lnlles south of the city of I.ntianeii.
within rns iiltance of 11 irrWIiurj;, Kruillnif
LnnuHster. cetiiinl'tii unit ill points en the fttt
nililphli .t Kciiillni; unit IVnnsj ImimIh liull
tools The Krennils are nrjii, covering bun
ilrt'tlsetncrps nnil nre IIKK ru A 1.1.
The Convi'nlencrs are
A I, Ki.E D IM-lMi I'll I l.li N.
A Sf i lilt s IIISIMi IIAI.I.,
1 UO hin II ENS,
1IAI.O M1E AND CO T ItOOJI,
I'lMIOKItAfll OAI.I.KIM
hlle thu ArranKuiminU ter Ainusenuuil ion
slst of
CKOOl KT AND II M.I, eilOLND.s,
ItOW I.IIH M.I.EV.
MIDOIINI, OAI.I.EUY,
I I.U.VU HOUSES.
(hulls, Ac, A
rliili1-s for I uurtis rs, Itustli s-nts nnil Kent hs
are siMttLTnl ttimuheut the irruunils. a.Niii
Attractlmi ter the soiisen of Isn; Is
LAKE ttlNfctt At.O.
CexurlnBiiciirly Twenty Acri's, en uhlchnrn
plrtciilu uumlM'r of Eh'i;iint .s Hikiis, und
iileui; the bunks of Hhlchitri' pltiisint Hiilksnuit
Inveh sr-nerv. f urtlrs ill slrlnn It i-iu tirotnie
Mi-nlsnllhe I'urk. us tne lilnlni; Hull ulll te
lllllli'r the miimrtlslnn of E M IIOI.'I ., of ttie
l.KHAKOS ALLBV llurSI! ThesO hl 1st) IO
spenil A l. IN 1 UK MOUNTAINS ran llllll
no plaeoselii-Aullfuloriillorillnirso inueh iiIimls
nre as MeiiNTHKMNA.
NO I.NlO.MCATINO Dltl.NhS ALLOWED ON
-I HE l'Kh SU.sl.S.
Eirurslens from all points en the I'cnnsylvi
nil Itallrcsiil, ulll lm curried illrecl te tnu fnik
u Itheul cluiiKO et caii
Excursion mil's anil full Infennitlnn can tin
ehtalni'il upon upnllnitlen te (,, e. . Itejil,
Assistant (ii'ni'nil rusnneur Agi-nt, fcnnsjlia
nln llnllreuil, 2.U Seuth I eurth strict, fhilmli'l
phla, or te J. e. .1 EN M.MiJ,
Hupt. C A I. Kiillread, Lohunen, fa
lnayii-Siml
I'AUASltLH At)
K'
OSK BROS. IIAUT.MAN.
PARASOLS.
Geed Satin Parasols, 75 Gents.
SUN UMBRELLAS.
24 Inches, All Silk, SI.G0.
i-W.UION UMIIItELI.AS A M'ECl.Ml'i
Thu Manufacturers
Rese Bres. & Hartman,
14 EAST KING ST.
upl Cmil
rtiu HALK OU UK14T.
TJIOU IlKNT.
Si A Tohacce Wariihouse wllh I'enn'a It It
Bldlnif. Capacity IorbterliiB3.u"l cases. Aiily
at the
marKUfil lNTELLIOE.NCElt OfflCE
FOU KENT.
I.A.NCASTEU HALL. ..L.
Nes ZJuandSilWh'sThl.Mt H1KEE1.
Eer Halls. Kulrs unci KnU'rlnlniiii tits. All pi r
sons having skate 1n bees are n iiimstnl line
met e thtui lu ten daya. OlHce open lu te 12 a. in
ui27 Unit
F" OK KKNT. u . . . .
Shep In rusref Ne. 87 W'ostChestnntHtreot,
used as a clgar-bex factory, and a shop en
111 111 I n street, Imtween BeutU Quiit.il and frlnce
tresita. lau-ly used as a carrtaKO luctery. Alsea
dwulllng and steru room new eccuplixl by A.
A. Ilubliiv as a drug steru, Went blnzstirul.
Ai'u'y si i.,u
hS-tfd
INTELI.IUK.NC'Ki: OJVIOE
Feil HTAi'iii: noeos, kuiti:d i'ek
Mechanics and U'eiktii!inn, kii te llKt.ll
TOLD'S, wherujeu will tlud Wnrklim l'nnts,
overalls, bhllts et any kind; Jacket at prles
te suit the tlliitH. IJiidnruear and Hosiery,
suited fur all seasons, at pilces less than ct:l.
I.atostle Cellars, Cutis, Handkerchiefs, bus
pendurs and Notions gtncrally
AT IIECIITOLD",
Ne. Ri North uuoen ttreet.
rSlKnet IhnlllK Stocking. JC .
V. 8 Choice HuUdlnK l.otsBteno ai,d Sand
for Sale.
T
BIS l'Al'KK IS 1'KINTKD WITU
INK
Manutictured by
J. K. WRIGHT & CO.,
nurlMyd Ui ana Haw BUm fhtlaaelphU, r
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