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4saa"teka.aass4e:rd at the different
Hi VOIUH1UUH IWTQ wvu
ofaterea every evening
aMHara, at 6 o'clock. A petition
atBeeg the dlffereat raer-
y wejr agreed te close weir
Hie menthi of July and Alt-
at .tktt early hour. With very
the proprietors or the
toeooeeatto the early closing
tfc derka were of the opinion that the
MMWoaiaee a anoeess, dm it nun
Mlf Ike idea could net be accomplished.
nksnln hare refused te become
te Um acreeaent and the ones who
DMd de set wish te comply with the
Blew the movement Is made generaL
thaw het summer months the clerks
ler duty at six o'clock in the morning
Tea earner, anu are i" "
until lata In the evening. J
cieeing no merchant would be the
taeir cierica weuiu ue kheu muui
at daring the heated summer
ale Oa the Rampage.
-j'iTeaeerday afternoon a mule attached te n
: iaMal beat, beeame fractious and came very
Mar drowning two ether mules in the team.
.) beat was being towed along the five
.ail level, below Wrlghtsville, along the
TM Water canal, and the lead mule coin-
Maeal lumping about in such a manner
1BHB HivuriverB uuiu mi. w.... - -
V & &&.. . i-j tntn I in Mtia and
Vdraffied theetfaers after it. The captain or
tktaamnnrrhim his beat into the canal.
MMr
MMtfM
HMiM
'"' ajM awatB te shore, where he neon cut the
.-tow-Hae; arter oensiaeraDie uimcuiiy me
'r. Jaanlea were taken from the water by the
vbeat hands.
FIchIm.
'ijtj The first Sunday school picnic et this
.'tiTHMusi will be held en Thursday, June 17th,
' by the school et the Presbyterian church.
-wc ita LIA will tu haltl at T.ltltr KnrlnffA-
' ?j, rfnnMKIa Twlfrtt Vn V ItrnthHrhnnri nf
nSfj Locomotive Firemen, will held a picnia at
- r ..a An T-I.- flila (. til 7 lit I ttn
,Xf baa faaanmaklnir active preparations for this
, - TBSJMrTSl UbUbV UU X' liUT- JkUSO v , v
K at Btoale. and all who may attend can have a
RVf , pleasant time.
; . i Town Nete.
s TaM pay car of the Pennsylvania railroad
,&?, arrived In town yesterday afternoon, when
fjf-ffiVte empleye? received tbelr wages for
r&TjJiay.
? It baa been reported that the members of
the council and school beard will play a
A,:cr game of base ball In the near future. Tne
:j-..j Mfflsweuia aeveiep greai piny era wuuuk
'') the Doreugn tamers auu tne memuers ui
the
hnard. anil la anxleuslv looked ler.
Fer several days past a family of Italians,
consisting of father, mother and four chil
dren have been in town playing en violins
and a harp. The children were very small
and, with their playing, bad become a great
nuisance. The party left town this morning
te afflict some ether town.
A band ofKickapeo Indians will be In
town en Thursday and give tree exhibitions
of their manners of living, etc. The Indians
are employed te advertise a numbrr of so se
called Indian remedies, warranted te be a
panacea for all d lseaaes.
A party of young meu were engaged in fish
lngattbedam, yesterday afternoon, when one
et their number fell into the water, while
trying te reoevor his line, which bad become
fastened en some obstruction in the river.
He waa rescued from the water by his com
panions. The business of snipping coal at the Read
ing it Columbia coal chutes, at Columbia, has
been very brisk for the past few days.
A free minstrel show has been in progress
near the corner of Third and lxraust streets
during the pa"t few evenings. The party
consists of three negre minstrel perleriners
and a female Impersonator, who are used te
advertise the remedies sold by ene of their
number. The medicine is warranted te be a
care for many diseases aud also a remedy for
warts and corns. The party is the same that
waa In Lancaster Berne months age, when
teeth were extracted without pain. This feat
was net attempted lu Columbia. Large quan
tities of the medicine was sold and it is cer
tainly surprising that se many people can be
persuaded Inte buying e erythlug that is sold
upon the streets.
OUA8HU Jtr JM(I It F - OUOItH."
A Story or tee Mount Jey Cake Walk That
Ilaa Net Itcen Told.
Mount Jev, June 1(1 It was a queer old
row that the colored folks had at their gather gather
leg hereon Whit-Monday ulgbL A large
crowd of whites and blacks bad some words
at the Grand Central hotel. One word
brought en another and a white chap from
town bits colored chap ever the head with a
beer glass. This was assailing the dignity of
the colored race, and at a signal from ene of
the blacks dozen or mere razors glistened
In the early morning light, and put the white
men en guard. They did net stand guard
long till they found out that the best thing
they could de was te run, if they valued their
Uvea,
The town boys ran te the Farmers', a hotel
en Manhelm street, the proprietor of which
had net yet opened the room. When'the town
fellows began pounding ou the deer and
clamoring for admission, the proprietor
Xied and let them Inside before the
ks bad caught up. After the landlord
had admitted them he closed the deer, and
went te open the shatters when he was sur
prised te tind the front part el his house sur
rounded with an angry mob of blacks armed
with clubs. This startled the new excited
proprietor mere than ever aud he went and
ordered his family up stairs and brought
down his musket with several revolvers and
f laced them In the hands of the town gang.
teteld the crowd that should the coons
break in the deer, they should sheet thein.
This however was net necessary as the euly
damage by the coons waa the breaking or a
window light in an upstairs window by
throwing a stone at one of the town gang
who baa gene up te see it the coast waa clear.
Temperance AditrM at Meuat Jey.
Mount Jey, June 18. Last evening Mrs.
Washington, of Connecticut, and member of
the National W. V. T. v., delivered a lecture
In the Evangelical church. At the clei e of
her remarks an attempt waa made te form a
local union here. The parties moving in the
matter decided te held a preliminary meet
ing at the house or Mrs. K. K. Gable, en
Denegal street, te-morrow morning, and
mere fully consider the matter of organiza
tion. Mrs. Washington Is an able speaker
and spoke te a geed audience.
PsfiimiiantlTOrganlxed for I'leature.
Fer a number of years past the male
members of the Presbyterian Memerial
church have given a plcme or excursion te
the ladles of the congregation at Munderf's
-!,L tiHM, wild cat, 1'enryn pane and ether
L'BaassiB. xuey nave become se popular mat
i SJ" resolved te form a permanent erganiza-
Npaed at a meeting held last evening the
HV of "Presbyterian Memerial Camping
Asaoetatien'' was adopted and the follewinir
' eeMsrs eheseu : Pres., II. C. Moero ; vice
.JN.J 1
PJJJJJsnti I. L. Bsuman; sectretary, Jehn
r rT L-' aurer, r.uw. . uarvin.
4 ivA,irt'tloa,remMr JehnBalr te visit
". -SS I?1?09 ?a .accepted and Uie first
iiTi t " ub wuecieu for their oucamp eucamp
S!5sh.i i!5I?pe,,d te "PDl1 week at this
ST"i.!J'.andy.'"l hellxed for
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VUltler Blck Cattle.
Y-terday State Veterinary Surgeon Dr
V. Bridge received erdera te go te Bprlne
mvYeri: county, where It was reported
flaw ware aeveral cases of pleuro-pneumenla,
,TM doctor visited the place and found two
caaaa of tuberculosis.
!.., Is) Mm afteruoen Dr. Bridge came te Lan
Mtar afld accompanied by Dr. B. O. Weber,
wasjr lBapeoter, paid a vlalt te the farm of
it . Fry, at Maaen vllle. They killed one
Mr, mkkk waa found te be sulferlng from
! pnmenla, het none of the ether
Mill are afleeted bv the disease. Se far Mr.
Jhry km lest about forty head of cattle from
aia.
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eaat la JalL
OUgaw bad fcaarlng last even.
ilJarnun" MeQllaa en the charge
ad dtoerderlr ceaducL He
U iatt for tea daw. and after he
M m ma ba heard ea the charge nt
sassawjr Mfuav aua ww
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A H Bat' Ptspesed e t7 the Senate In
Eiacatlfe Session,
Washington, D. C, June 10. The
Senate has rejected the nomination et Jehn
C. Shields, of Michigan, te bu chief Justice
of thesupreme court of Arizona, and Abraham
Hese te be postmaster at Vinten, Iowa.
The following nominations have been ion
firmed :
David I Hawkins, of Me., le be aaitnnt
secretary of the Interior.
Cerbln J. Decker, of N. .., te be assistant
surgeon of the navy.
Thes. A. Berrylilll, of Pa, le be assistant
surgeon of the navy.
J. L. Fitzgerald, of Mass., te be collector et
Intnrnnl rnvontte for the Third district of
Massachusetts.
Jehn E. McComb, V. S. nttorney, hattcrn
district of Texas.
It. P. Kilberg, U. S. attlerney, Western
dlstrlctef Te.w.
C B. Penrre, U. S. attorney, Northern dis
trict el Texas.
M. H. Maynaril, receUer public niouej!,
Marquette, Mich.
W. Koxen, resister, Detroll, Mich.
J. Priest, collector et customs, Yaqulna,
Oregon.
A. P. Swineferd, of Mich., governor of
Alaska.
W. M. Daly,supervl8higlnspectorofstp.iiu Daly,supervl8higlnspecterofstp.iiu Daly,supervl8higlnspectorefstp.iiu
vessets, Sth dlstrlcL
II. K. Wild, assayer, Heiso City, Ulahtv
J. H. Wlnglleld, consul, S.m Jese, Cesta
Illea.
Ij. J. ...al're, consul, San SaUader.
II. Clillman, consul, Jerusalem.
r II. Allen, pension agent, San Francisce.
-Gee. V. Ollck, ienslen afient, Topeka,
Kas.
J. H. 1'
Denver.
0. A.
Memphis'.
Voerbeos, surveyor of customs,
Hussen, surveyor of customs,
J. V. Harris,
West, Fla.
collector of customs, Key
T. W. Kavre, collector of customs, Pearl
Klver, Mich.
Postmastera : Ilenry E. Wadsworth, La La
perte, lnd.; J. B. loeney, Ilauceck, Mlcli.1
W. M. Green, West Bay City, Mich.; Jeseph
(J. Hendrix, Brooklyn, N. Y.s N. G. Foshay,
Peekskill, N. Y.; Jehu O. Taber, Bryan
Texas ; W. G. Merris Frankfort, lnd.; J.
W. Lauer, KvansMlle, lnd.; W. P. Hale,
Peru, lnd.
A number of army promotions were also
continued.
Weel In the Heuse.
Washington, D. C, June 10 Heuse.
The Heuse passed Senate bill authorizing
the Denlsen A Wacblta railroad company
te construct n read through the Indian Ter
ritory. Mr. Morrison, from the committee en wsys
and means, reported back adversely the
resolution ollered by Mr. firosvener,
of Ohie, declaring in favor of the res
toration of the wool tarill of 1W7,
and resolution el Mr. Wilklns, of Ohie,
expressing theXsense of Congress as adverse
te any change In the present wool taritl.
Laid en the table.
The Heuso then went Intoceiuinlttee el the
whole ou the legislative appropriation bill.
Hurt by a Ileinb.
Rauink, Wis., June 10. At lUilO last night
a dynamite bomb was hurled ou the carriage
way te ex-Mayer M. M. Secer's house. The
bomb exploded with a reert that startled
tbe whole city. Mr. Secer droveover the
fuse that exploded the bomb about fifteen
minutes previous te the explosion. A Bo
hemian named Jamher whs severely hurt
as he was traced by bleed from bis wounds
for ever n mile and a half te the residence of
ex-Alderman Patice. He claims that he was
passing Secer's residence at the timoef the
explosion en hU way te the 11:10 train, en the
Isorthnestern railroad, but he will, no doubt,
have a chance te explain why he did net call
for help when se seriously hurt, instead of
running away.
A Mysterious Ialli
FliKKl'OliT, 111., June lti The death of
Mrs. Chas. II. Tilteu, announced Monday,
was such a mysterious ene and occurred un
der such circumstances that an Investigation
was had, resulting in the arrest of Hank .Sny
der aud Chas. Burns. Mrs. Til ten was only
15y ears old, aud was married four months age
te the young man Tilton. Her maiden natne
was Campbell, and the license was procured
by her husband under representation that
she was 18 years old. The glrl-wite was
riding last Sunday with Burns. Hermether
and sister say it may be possible that her
death may have resulted from the ellects of
an assault upon her, said te lm e been made
by live young meu at Pecateulci, Illinois,
sonie time age, wliore she was taken by Sny
der. Other arrests are expected.
A Moh Turns Out te lie Persecutors.
Omaha, Neb., June 10. (.'Uizsusef Buslt
vllle, Nebraska, held nn indignation meeting
Monday night and denounced the action et
the mob who tarred aril feathered I ken, the
attorney and land agent who had contested
as n um be r of claims te settlers. Iken was
also compelled te sign ever preperty valued
atfJ,400 for 100. He has begun suit for 1 25,000
damages against responsible citizens, among
them belng ene Chamberlain, a money-lender
wholssuldte have been the leader of the
mob, and who has made considerable money
by leans te settlers. He has lied te avoid ar
rest. Denies Helng a Canillilite.
Milwaukee, Wis., June 11. Themas L.
Barry, or the Knights of Libirnxocutive
beard, Is liore te-day. He says he has no idea
of being a candidate for lieutenant governor
of Michigan, but contingencies might arlse
which might induce him te accept. He has
never said he would accept.
A Millionaire Heap Manufacturer Head.
Ciiiuaoe, Ills., June 10 James S. Kirk,
the millionaire soap manufacturer aud an old
settler of this city, died at 1:15 this morning,
at his home In Seuth Kvansteti. of tvnhe.
malarial fever. He was 08 years old.
Humer of llnllread Purrhnse
I-'ekt WeiiTH, Texas, June 10 There was
a report here last night that the Atchison,
Topeka it Santa Ke ellicials with uegetiat
lng for the purchase of the Ille Grauile divi
sion or the Texas .t Paclllc, from Pert
Werth te Kl Pase and that preliminaries
were arranged iu Dallas yesterday.
Kxiltemeiit 111 Munich,
Londen, June 10. A ilisntcli rrem
Munich states that theexcltemeutiu thatcity
ever the death or King Ludwlg is en the
increase. Mauy or the tradesmen have net
reopened their slieps since they were closed
en the first notice of the kings death, and very
little business Is transacted.
Thompson Mill Allie.
Nkw Yemc, June la Thompson, the
man who shot his wife aud afterwards at
tempted te commit suicide at the Hturtevaut
house yesterday arternoeu, Is still allve but
In a critical condition. There seems te be
Berne apprehension that he had committed
bigamy. '
WHATUKK
VttUllAMI.ITIKx,
j WABUINOTUH, l( 1 J II II II 10 K T
June 10
y New Yerk, 1'enusylvania, New Jersey
local rains, westerly winds hpemiiing
variable, slightly cooler.
Pen TituiisiiAV Lecal ruins, followed
by fair weather, ara indicated ler the New
Kiigiaud and Middle . Atlantic states with
nearly stationary tomperature.
Married lu Heading.
On Tuesday afternoon in Heading, llev. V.
DeLong Geary, of Beartown, ami Miss Lllah
daughter of Dr. T. M. Dunkel, of Heading,
were united in marriage, Presiding Klders
Ilreyfegeland UprnbergerWcUitlnS Alx?it
30 relative and friends et the KldV and
groom were preaent The bride I. a graduate
of lheKeaiTng hlgu school anu I 2 inembe?
el Immanuel Kvangellcal church. The
groom w a minuter of that denomination in
chargoef the Uonestega circuit.
MKB. LAKDAV'S POiBOHlKU.
It We Dae te a Teiing Wemsn' Mle nt Tar
tar Kiurtlc for VemllliiR rnmlrr.
Mr. Jehn Landau, whose wlfe was acci
dentally polsenod en Saturday ulglit by get
ting the wrong prescription Irem Black's
drug stere gives these additional facts of the
occurrence. Ills wlle for some time has bceu
sullerliiR from temixirary headaelie, aud
when the pains boeniiiot(xitort, the Minilt Minilt
ingleiier, nhlch can 1m had in all drug
stores and which Isenllrely liariniess, would
seen relleve her. Iast w eek she Ken t te Black's
drug stere for this remedy. A young woman
waited en her and inxtead of the harmless
vomit powders tasked ler, she reeehed the
tartar emetic, which, according te the state
ment of professionals, would li.ne betn sulli
dent te poison ID persons. Alter taking n
dose ou last Saturday Mrs. Landau Millercd
the most excruciating pain, but she hail
enough presence of mind te send te another
drug store, whom she recoiled the right
vomit pewder, which, wltli the asslstauce of
Dr. !. A. Warren, had the desired etlect te
remove the dangerous poNeu. The poisonous
tartar emetic is net sold in drugstores, ex
cept when prescribed by a physician, whilst
the harmlts vomiting powder cau be had at
auy drug stere without prescription.
St. Aiithnnj's Kntvrtnliiniput.
The second entertainment e! St. Authony's
arechical school, assisted by the pupils of
the Sacred Heart academy, was given en
Tuesday evening, In the basement of the
church and was largely attended. All the
participants did well and their etlortswere
rewarded with hearty applause. Following
was the pregramme :
taut i.
Sclcctinn-Uy St. Antheny Orchestra.
Overture lly Misses K. Hus anil K. Lelsz.
nramA itlndAtiie Hnwnrtl." In thice act. bv
the cnllrtren of the p rlsh ghoel.
Vecal Huet Mlrs V. iiud T Ureth.
" The New Scholar "lly the le s.
Instrumental luet-MUes K. Lechcr and h.
O'Connor.
Uernian Dialogue ny me uey.
Veccl Sole lly illss K. Lelsz.
rAirr it.
Comic Dialogue lly the ley.
instrumental liuctUy Misses M. Kruuip una
M MeUoneugh
Comic beug "I've Changed My Mind,' l
the class.
l.erman Dialogue lly the Klrls.
Chorus "8ee wr," bv the Mttle gtrls.
lnstnimcutal Duct lly Misses J. lvaler and
U.Miller.
ltccltatlen-liy M. llejd. ..... ..
ecal Duet-Mljscs K. Leijz and M. Mellen-
OUKh
Mediation Irish Servant." by the boys.
Instrumental Trie-lly Mlses &. Atles, A
Myers and K. llewleU.
'lablrau.
Klniile Orchestra.
Mrs. Cleveland ami Her lliittmmt IteirUe.
The first elllcial reception by the president
and Mrs. Cleveland was given Tuesday night
at the Wbite Heuse. The hcene w; a bril
liant one, aud the attendance distinguished
There were present the members el tlie dip
lomatic corps Prlucu Leepold, of Brazil,
cabinet members, elllcers of the army aud
navy, judges of the supreme nnd ethor
courts, congressmen and heads of execu
tive department. Set less than 2,000
guests were present. Mrs. Clevelaud,
the young hostess, we are told, "had
a smile for every ene mid a word for
many, and her w inseme manners ciptlvated
all." Her appearance is thus described :
"Mrs. Cleveland was attired iu her wedding
dress, an ivory satin ; the waist, however,
was slightly changed, being tainted back
and front, and w itheut sleeves. She wero
white silk gauntlet mils. Her only orna
ments were the diamond necklace, the wed
ding gift of the president, aud a magnificent
bouquet of white reses worn at the corsage.
Herlialrwas dressed in Grecian cel . and
the charming simplicity of her whele uttire
only served te show te greater udvanUge the
dignity or her carriage aud the gracelul peise
of her figure."
Cress Suit by LUzle Culp.
Lizzie Culis wtl was jailed ler a hearing
of a complaint of lelonieus assault aud bat
tery prelerred agalust her by Charles Dor Der
wart, has lu turn prosecuted the prose
cutor. She claims that the row commenced
in Derwart's heup w bere he bad invited her
te drink beer and afterwards Insulted her,
and she used the stove lifter against him iu
her own deleuse. She sues ulm ler assault
and battery, aud also for fnrnicatieu with
Kate Slley,( Derwart's allegel wife) aud she
sues Kate Staley ler adultery, the complaint
alleging that Kate Staley has a husband liv
ing from whom she has never been dl dl
vnrced. Derwart and his alleged wlle wiire
held for a hearing Saturday ev euing, before
Alderman Deen.
The Female Herse thief .tgslu In Jail.
Saio'me Buck, alias Sal e no Whitman, who
served a term for herse stealing, was arrested
this morning en the Welsh mountain for
stealing a piece el muslin, the property el
Adam WeltzeL The muslin "as
found secreted in the upper room
of the heuse wbere Siloine lives.
She endeavored te escape from Cenhtable
Nagle, but was unsuccesslul. She was taken
before Justice Fleam, at New Helland, aud
after a hearing was committed for trial. She
was very abusive te the witueeses in the
squire's oUlce and went be for as te strikuene
et them.
Ilistirilerlies Ceuimttteil.
Alben, Harali and Mary Ingrain ar
rested Rt an early hour Tuesday morn
ing ler drunken nnd disorderly conduct
en Whit-Monday evening, had a .hear
ing before Alderman McCoiieiny this
afternoon and were severally committed te
theceuntyjail Ter 30 days each. Hattie Wil Wil
eon, who claimed te a " boarder " at the In
gram ranch, was ceuimitted for LD davs. Al Al
ten Inicram. charued with keenlm; a
dlsorderly aud bawdy heuse, was coin cein coin
mltted te answer at court.
Target hhoellng at Tells llalu.
At the target sheeting by the Nchuetzen
Verein atTell's Haiu en Tuesday, live mem
bers engaged In nominal prizes, for a round
of three shots, in a series of eight matche .
The score of the same, nut of a possible 2,
resulted as fellows : Jehn T. Knapp, 211);
Charles Franclscus, 200 ; Peter Demmel, 17;
Henry Breiler, H2 ; Henry J. Kegel, Hi
Knapp wen first prize in 1st, 3d, 1th and Tth
matches, and second prize in 2d match.
Demmel wen ilrst prize in 2d, Cth and Sth
matches. Pranclscus vveu 1st prize in fith
match, and second prize In 1st, 3d, Ith, Cth,
7th and Sth matches. Kegel wen second
prize In 6th match. There was also some
geed sheeting arter the mttches.
Funeral of Win Murray.
The funeral el Wm. Murray took place
from the rosldence el his seu-Iu-law, James
Black, esq., North Duke street,thls morning.
The iuneMl service was conducted by ltev.
Hatchell asaisted by Rev. Dabceck. In ac ac ac
eordance with the expressed wish of Mr.
Murray the services were very brier and plain
consisting only or the reading or a psalm, the
singing era hymn, prayer and a row remarks
en the life and character id the dleaed.
The pall-bearera wero B. K. Khenk, Henry
Shubert, Ilebert MtGrawand Hamuel Myers,
The interment was made In Woodward Hill
cemetery, where the concluding survice was
conducted by Rev. Satchel), the bonedlction
being pronounced by I5ev. Babcock.
Sale of Liurt lu the Lener Knil
Frem the Quurryvllle I'est.
L. T. Hentel and H. II. 1VIU have bold te
J. Caruathau, ou private terms, 35 acres or
the laud lately purchased rrem Win. Withers.
On the balance or the tract n large force of
men are at work nnd making it leek much
Iteller. O. G. Barr has moved his steam saw
mill en it and expects te cut some 10.000 loot
or bnlldlng lumber out or it.
On'lrlullu I'lilMdeliilila.
The Central el'rauHpnrutieu company's suit
against the Pullman Palace Car company,
brought te rocevortwoquartorlyliistalliuents
et rental or fCO.OOO each, under the terms or
the original lease or 1S70, is en trial hofbre
Judge Butler and a jury In the United States
circuit court of Philadelphia.
Clese of "' Forty Hours "lleiotleu.
The close or the "l'erty Hours" dovetlou
at HU Mary's Catholic church last evening
was attended by a verj0large crowd. Itev.
llellly, of Yerk, preached and Huts. Leguo,
iteilly and McCtillugh recited the Litany
of the SaliiU. The blessed sacrament wjs
carried lu precession, benediction was cele
brated and the devotions came te an end.
Meeting of High Mthoel AluiuliL
This evening the business meeting et the
high school alumni will he held at the high
school building, en West Orange street. It
Is Important that there should be a full at
tendance. Committed.
Jehn A. Stephenson, ter disorderly con
duct and begging, wascoinuiitted te the
ecunty Jail last e veuiug for 20 days by Alder
man McCouemy,
A Cew's lrdlramrnt-leth et Je. Shewaltrr.
from the Oxlerd Truss.
One of Hen ey Baughmaii'scewsstumbled
down into bu unused well in a ftoldetihls
larm in Bart township, Lancaster county, n
tew days age. The peer animal rem lined
Imprisoned until discovered and efforts wero
inaue te rescue u wmi repe auu wcmin
Whlle heisting the cow the Uckle poles fell,
striking a man severely and letting the cow
dew n Inte the hole again with such lorce
that she was killed.
Jeseph Shewalter, of Bread street, died en
Saturday last after au illness et atsiut live
weeks. He was bem In the northern part of
Chester county In 1S07. Mr. Shew alter re
sided In Drumere township, Lancaster
county, W years, where he engaged lit Mim
ing. He came te Oxford 'J7 years age, kept
the Oxford house one year and for a time en
gaged lu the real estate business. The inter
ment was made in Chestnut Level cemetery.
B
Sii..enl te lie Stelen.
Policemen Leuian and Beechler received in
formation ou Til end ay that led thorn te bollev e
that stelen articles were secreted at the heuse
of Jake Burztrd en Jehn street. They went
te the olllce of Aldermau A. F. Dennelly
anil procured a search warrant They fetlud
In the house some lard, sausage nnd several
articles which ausworthe description of theso
stolen from the houses et F.phr.tim II.
Kehrerand Daniel Graver, living near Nells.
vllle. I'bese gentlemen have been notified
te call at Alderman Dennelly's office te ex
amine the articles found In Burzard's heuse
and are expected this altorneon.
Surprise Party.
Jehn A. Welnier, residing at Ne. Ill East
Vine street, was -10 years old yesterday, and
in honor of the event his friends arranged for
a surprise party. On his return home early in
the evet'lng he found that a large number of
frimuia Imii tnken ixissesxlnn of his house.
He seen guessed the object of their visit, aud
for sev oral hours all vn loved themselves in
dancing and ether amusements. A sumptu
ous collation was partaken of. Mr. Weimer
vi as the recipient of many costly girts.
Cetuert at the M.i uttervher Gnrilen.
Last evening the Perseverauce band, of
Lebanon, gave aceucert at Mieunorcher gar
deu aud the crowd present was very large.
The garden was handsomely trimmed with
Hags, evergreens Ac, and beneath the elec
tric light it presented a brilliant appearance.
The band, which Is under the leadership or
l'rer.J. W. Uracil, is a splendid musical or
ganization. Kvery piece played by the band
was applauded aud they were deserving of It.
The musicians certainly made n lastlug im im im
prossien aud L incaster ieople w ill be glad te
hear them at auy time.
lrtetiy Cases.
Samuel Overly, charged en oath el Alice
Farley w ith larceny as bailee, gave ball ler a
hearing before Alderman Spurrier this eve
ning at T o'clock. The complaint states that
Oveily received from the presecutrix a
clock te have repaired , that hoseld the clock
nnd appropriated the proceeds te his own
use.
Frank Slurk, charged with the larceny of
n watch, chain aud locket, the property of M.
J. Heukle gave ball for a hearing .before Al
derman Spurrier te-morrow evening at 7
o'clock.
I'eimajlTatila lUllreml Klectloe.
Theso elllcers were ro-elected nt the annual
meeting of the Penniylvania railroad com
pany vesterday : Geerge B. Roberts, presi
dent ;J. N. McCullough, first vice president;
William Thaw, second vice prasldent; Thes.
D. Messier, third vice president and comp
troller; G. 11. Liggltt, secretary, and Stephen
White, jr., assistant secretary.
Prosecution Withdrawn.
The prosecution brought aeainst J. Weidel,
for committing an aggravated assault and bat bat bat
torven a young son of James Stveger, was
withdrawn at the eliice of Alderman Barr,last
evening, nnd the costs paid.
Letters Held.
A letter addressed te Jehu D. Weller,
2,710 bcett street, Philadelphia, is held at the
Lancaster postellics for postage, and one ad
dressed te J. G. Detterline, without any
pTstollice being given, is held ler better di di di
lo.'tieu. Miter lluilge Lest
J, M. WesthielTer lest a sliver badge, nosmerth
much intrinsically, but v elued highly en account
"of old n-noclatlens.
MAUKKTlt.
NeirYerk Produce Market.
New erk, lune lit tlenr market dull but
(juli't s rinc, Mii'.J; Superfine, ti UHM3J ,
Common te i-oed Kxtra Westurn, U lanJTS.
City Mill Kxtrits. U Beat 65 for VV est Indies j
sunn. Kxtnt, nnsii ij; tiira-in; ti-isjjre.
W bent Ne. 1 Hed state en Spot, e : Ne. 1
lied, sOc: Ne. 1 Whlte, de. 87c : Ne. 2 lted,
W Inter, J uly Wjie j Ne. 2 Ked, Winter, Aug ,
3e.
Cern Ne. "i Mixed, cash, tic , July, l-tc.
Oats Ne. I White state, spot, lltjl.'c; Ne. 2,
de. Sc : Ne 1 mixed, June, SJXi..
Kedull;htate, tc
llarley nominal.
Perk dull ; New Mess. Iioaie 23.
Lanl July. "23; Aug, HX.
Melagsng iinn ; ITe for N) test boiling
stock i Perte Ktce, 3eec.
Turpnullnu Arm at J3C
Ueslu dull : strained te geed. II utjl 06.
Petroleum dull j leflned In cat-cs.ic.
rnlghts dull j grain te Liverpool, 4;c.
lSutuir Mnrkut dull; .Sen Western
Creamery. 11817c.
Cheese dull. Western Klat, SQ7Kc
Kggs e;ntler: fresh Eastern firsts, KQUkc ,
Western de, lHiftllKc
Sugar market sternly ; Uoflned cutleaf, C IS 16
fti'c ; Uranul itcd, CSic
Tallew sKtady ; prime city, (Jc.
coueeuuu ; lair cargoes ni.
It I en iilet; Carolina and Louisiana, common
te fair, 3Kttle.
Chicago Maraet.
Chioase, June 1H, 10 a. m. Market opened :
Wheat lune, "ic; July,73Kej Aug, 71?c;
Sept. 75-Vc.
Cern fune, Slcj July, 35Kc; Aug., 3i,c;
Sept , 37ie.
Oats June, 27K i July, 27Xci Aug, 2ws ;
sept..25;;c
rerk1 uly. ts e5 ; Aug., 8 77K ; Sept., s 37.
Irdluly, 103; Aug, i Ham IS ; bepl.,
ulbs-J uly, 15 ; Aug., V I JX I f cpt , IS i.
oiesiae.
Wheat June, TIJiet July. 72c; August,
7Uic; bcpt,75;ic.
Cern-June. 31!c July, 3S!ic ; August,
3ic; bepL, Wla
eats lune, '.Te; July, STJic ; Aug., 2SJie;
Sent. 2S'c
Pork-'.fune, H 05; July, 13 65; Aug.,
H7iSt Sept., tH'Jiy(.
Lard June, m w; uuiy, v ui i ivng.,
StinU: Hunt.. J25
lllbs-June. (3 tOQS
Aug., V 15 ; Sept., tS SU.
10; July, W 40 .
Oram and ProTUlens.
rurnl9hedby 8, K. Yunilt, Ilreker, Chicago.
June 1C, 1 o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. Outs, l'erk. Lard.
June 7 IK 34 27Vi
July -tQ ny, 2it465 6.17K
August 7ivJ W. 2Mi UTIH 6.17X
Beptemhcr 74j; 37J4 255 8.65 G 85
October ...7H
November 77
Uccclpts. Car Leta.
Winter Wheat
Spring Wheat
Cern
eats
llje
llarley
en city
Cmdoeil .
lleud.
UeculpU Begs
Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. ui.
Wheat. Cern. Oats. Perk. Lard
Jllliu UY, 27 8.65 CUD
July 7,'K 35', 27ti 8b5 6.07K
AUBUSt. 7Ul . 25K 8 lli 8.17K
September. TM 37H 25JI 8 6.23
October 7eJ.
November
Oil City
Crude OU C7S
Stock Slarkeu.
(juetatluns by Jteed, McOrann A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, Pa.
BSW TORK LIST. 11 A. K,
Canada Pacific..,
C. C. C. 1
Cel. Ceal
Control Pacific.!.,
40
32
Canada Southern,
Chi., SLL.A Puh.
Denver A Klellrande,,
Oel , Lack. A Western.,
Krle
Krte2d
New Jersey Central,.,
K. A T
Leu. A N
Ijike Shere
Michigan Central
siissnun i-acinc ,
Northern Pacific
N. p. fret
n. w
New Yerk Central
Ohie Central
Omaha
Oregon Trans
Ontario Weilein
l'aclfle Mall
Bechester A PltUeurg
St. Paul :
Texas Pacific.
Union Pacific
...........
Wabash Common .
W abash Prolerred
........
Western Union TclcKraDh.
WwlBhore KM,
, Hi, 3 r.v.
5iK Wi tsji
45 i
25
.. 2n? 2K as-V
.. 'l KX itlU
.. &5 65U M?
.. 2,i)-j 'Mi 2K
.. 3tt mi
.. biii 61,0 btii
7352
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27)2 2S 27J
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UM H3K ink
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w,i ii)k 45i
34 3t)l UH
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ejji iViji i
11W ll(J 10M
53V Mi? W
lli tig 14
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c:2 62 eiM
. 1W 04;2
ratLADS'-rau list.
Leblah VsJIev.
3
13 .l-l
a, 17 Y. I'MU
I'ennaylvat'la ...
Beading-
Lehigh Navlg-vUe.t.,...
HesUmvlllfl
Philadelphia A Krle...
Northern Cent
M
12 1 16
People s rasiwiicer
K'd'R Ueu'ls M'lK's Ce..
Oil
!'i
7
.VKW .ir KRTM KM KNTtt.
A.K1NO 1MWDKB,
L
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
TU13 pe der never varies. Atnuvolel purity,
strength and wholesetnonos. Mem eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
told In competition with the multitude et low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders,
(told only in cant, llevit, lUaiss 1'ewdh Ce.,
106 Wall Street. Sew or. mari7-U dAw
ANTKD A CO M P El'KNT llA NTO
take charge of a foundry. Special work.
ene einer neeu aeiny.
LAMMS sILlM KADIATOIILO,
Ne. M7 h'erth Cherry Slrts!t, Lancaster, l'a.
mnellKit
I- IKDKUKKANZ.
J A spec! it meeting 111 be held tomorrow
evening at the hsll. te which all members nrelu
vlteil 1 here will be some ver Important bust
ni'ss transaited.
It tUNSl HOKUM, sec
WANTED.
A gixxl girl te de general housowerk at
Ne. 150 Kast W alnut strict. ltd"
FOB KALi: - FOl'Il HOKSIM'OWKU
Horizontal Kngtne, complcte with bullur,
heater and Pump j as geed as new can be seen
werklng.nl
JelClwd 4t)bOl'TlltllUISriANbT.
IiAYINO CAKDS AT 5C, 10c. AND 15c.
per deck, I-lne Gilt Kdge Pla lng Canhs,
iV.iH-riletk UhMUTU'SUOAK Ml tilth.
fubi3 W AStfd .Se. Ill East King StrieL
sTT TiirVT salaiiy TO AG lntsT
UXtJJJ Adiln-ssnteme.
Dlt. SCOTT'S KLttTKIC UOODS.
Ne. C12 llreadway. New lerk.
The Only (jeuulue. ups3mdced
TDOHBL1VS " "
LIQUOR STORE,
.Ne. Si CENT11E SQL' AHE.
SCHOOL TAX TOR liyvV
Thedspllcntels tnthn hands of the Treas
urer. 1 hive rsT cent, oil for prompt payment.
W.O MAUSIIAI.L, Treasurer,
.Ne IS Centre Mquarv.
enicu hours from 9 a. in. tot p.m. Jl iuidli
T
UK ONLY'GLKAK HAVANA KILLKR
Chrar and Clmirutie Helders ferltV:.
liEMUTH's CIGAIt STOKE,
Iehl3-W"ASlfd Ne. lit Kast King htrc eL
NOTICK THRHE PP.R CENT. ABATI
ment III Le allowed ou all City Tax paid
Haul uciuiuuuij ssi.
JcliSwd
C t.
Ml Kits,
City Treasurer.
BE.UTIKV7'
ATARKLKY'S "YARA
O.TA.
recommended te levers of a genuine Havana
Cigar, at
M AKKLEY'H. ollew Frent,"
Ne. 21 North yueen btrcet
(Formerly Hartman's)
AA.
BB.
Use Mnnkcim Heller Fleer.
The Original. The Hest,
in y21vM,V48U
GOOD NEWS FOR THE THIRSTY.
I havejust secured thu cxcluslvu agency
for this city fur
KUl'l'Llll'9 K.VTKA NKW YOUK BEElt,
proneumtd by cempetint fudges the bat and
yurett IJecr newr manutacturd anyuhcrc !
CHAKLIE HOiTElt,
Proprietor of THE COllNEH&ALOON,
Itear of Central Markets,
the only place In the city where this Famous
Beer can bu hud.
-Trylt. myl71rad5tWPtt
CHECKS ! CHECKS !
Given Wlth'.Goeds ! Given With Goods '
The Dtfilcully about Checks Is all ever. We
have a right te lssue them.
Our business will be conduct! d in the future
ns In the past. ( hecks redeemed and new ones
Issued a lull check given with each aud every
pound of cetfee and four with n pound of Ua.
An elegantnew stock of presents te select from.
A new Invoice of fans this week.i
CLARKE'S TEA STORE.
mariS-tydAw Ne. 33 West King Street.
ESTATE OK JOHN PETER STORM
feltz, latnef Lancaster city, deceased Let
ters et administration en taid estale having
been grunted te the undersigned, all persons
Indebted thereto are requested te make lm
mediate piyment, and these having claims
or demands against the same, will present
them without delay fnr settlement te the un-
........1.- .l t I U1- I, k u-u -
GEOKGK M. 8TOIIMKELTZ,
Administrators.
II. C. Kiucadv, Attorney. my5-ttdW
TATKNT STRAP PANTALOONS
The Greatest bmatien of the Age.
Pantaloons made with the Patent Strap fit
easy, de net bag out at the knees, don't draw up
when sitting down, and glve better satisfaction
than any ethers. Place your order with A. It.
llesensteln, the Merchant Tailor, who has the
sole right for Lancaster for the Patent Doublet
Strap Pantaloons. I offer an unusually full Bleck
of nebby Koeds for Pantaloons, Suits, Vesting
and Hprinn Overcoets,andnmdovntlng my en
tlru attention te my trlends and patrons, nnd
will spare nn effort te retain the position 1 have
se long held as First tlne Merchant Tailor el
Lancaster. Respectfully yours,
A. II. UOSENSTE1N, 37 North Queen 8L
M
ILLER'S LIQUOR STORE.
AS TO QUALITY
We can glve you better volue than anyether
heuse In the trade. We carry the largest stock
OLD WHISKIES
In Lancaster. Meney refunded for anything
proving unsatisfactory.
Miller's liper Stere,
33CEN1UE bCJUAKE.
mjiJluiilS.tWAltnw
-vreriOK.
JLl I have been requested by the Finance,
Committee, of the City of Lancaster, te call in
for the sinking r und, the following bends of the
lean authorized by ordinance, el the City of
Lancaster, Pa .approved March S, A I) lasi, te
refund IJU0,(Ol el the existing indebtedness or
the City et Lancaster at 4 per cent , and
amended by ordinance approved March 20, lsM.
Ofthescries ene te twenty years, lz! Nes. A,
(1, 18 17, 1. '.'1, !. 25, S), 41, 1 i, SO, W, m, b7, m, 10, DO,
Kl, Ui, of one thousand dollars each.
Helders will therefere uresent thenbnvniium.
bcredbeudsat this office en or before JULY 1,
ISM, for payment, alter which date interest en
said bends will cease.
W. A. MOItTON.
Mavi
Biayer.
Mayer's Orrics, LAhCASTKB, Pa., June, 1, It,
Jl tJyl.M.Wftb
T4TINKIUL Hi'RlNQ WATER.
BLACK BARREN
Mineral Spring Water.
PUUE, 8WKK.T, TAbTKLESS-A NATUKAL
UEMKUYANDkPECiriC.
Ker Inflammation of thoKldneysund Jlladder,
llrlghl'a Disease, Diabetes, Jaundice, Ueut,
llrlek Dust UeiKislts, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Gen
eral Debility, female Disease.
Mi' Testimonials und ltefcrcuces irurnltbcd.
bold in quantities from half a gallon te ten
gallons.
1. 8. aOOl) MAN, Manager.
OfUce Ne.37 East Grant Street, (rear of Court
Heuse.
The BLACK IiAUKEX SPUING HOUSE new
open. Ter tonus, address
MISSClllUBTIK IIOMllEltaCU,
Pleasant Urevc, Lancaster County, l'a.
JuuelMiud
amw ADrmmnamMMtm.
MAUKLF.Y'H "YM,LOW VBONT5
dear tiller llavans 3 rent Cigar Is pre.
neiinccd tiy sinekers the best In the mar-
" ' M AKKI.KY'a " Tellow Irent,"
Ne. :i North gueen Hlreut
(t'ertueily llartmait's)
ToiiAive curriNGs, hukaph. hift
lNUS AM l'AUKKIW WASTK, l)ry and
Clean, tHmght (or cash.
J. 8. MOLINA,
Ne. 7Ji Pearl Street, New erk.
Helerenre Fred. Bchulle. Ne. UJ Pearl street.
New erk. fehlT-lyd
-IITOMKN IN HHOI'S AND HTOHES.
TV Women who labor often have backache.
IH'USIHl S l SI'llUU 1 IllSll'IB Will 1VIIUVH lb IIUIIIV
diatdy. iic
PUT YOVK PBKM1SKH IN OHDKB.
Chlnrhln et Lime aud ether Scasonable Ids
lnf.danu.nt 1umKV.a I)K1J( 8TOKB
Ne. X est King Street.
T F.VAN'H F LOU It.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
Te Tin: public.
whereas certain patties have been selling
li e cream nt two quarts ler X5 cents, represent"
im Um sutin tnltt,i liefiii , until, tiv K. M. IlKllCO
,t te , .his Is in inlerm the public In general
that the iiferes-tfil cream wss net miitiufactiired
l thu iiiidersigtiwl.as we make only geed and
pure tee cream w meu cannot ue maue si se iuw
1,rU'' K. M DANCK A CO..
H Ne MS Seuth lluteii fit.
s
P H 1 N O
Ol'F.NINU AT U. OKU
HAllT'S.
FINE TAILORING.
The largest and most Complete Assortment
of FINK VVeOLLKNS for the Spring liade te be
found lu the City or Lancaster.
A Choice Line of spring Overceatings ana
Pantaloenlngs In nil thu Latest Patterns.
Prices Lew, lki Workmanship, nnd nil goedj
Warranted as reprosentvd.
H.GERHART,
NO NOHTIt qUKENBTKKKT
sWOpposlte the PtMteIOce. marZ7-lydll
CUOEH I HHOKJS I
New Red Frent Shee Stere,
Ne. 40 NORTH QUEEN BT
(Next Doer te I'ostefflce)
e h.ive Just received ene of the Iinst Lines of
.Men s Hey's, euths'. Ladles', Misses'
nnd Children's
SHOES
'1 hat can bu get for the money, thus complet
ing our alrtitd) larg stock. We can Kuarantf-e
thu prices te be ltOTTeM KtOUIlEs." Wa
have strictly "ONK PUICK," nnd guarnntee
entire satlsfHctlen. If you want Anu or course
shoes nr slippers! If you ant hand ortnachlno ertnachlno ortnachlne
inade sh(n-s. In fact. If you want anything la the
shoe line, thai can be found only In flrst-dass
eslahllshmenti nt Popular Prices, call at Uie
NKW-HKI) JTUONT 8HOK 8TOUK,
Ne. 18 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
(Next Doer te the I'ostefflce )
CHAS. A.
REECE.
arrllOmdAwIt
w
SK NONE BUT
" BEST'S "
HOT AIR PUMAOES!
MAUE OF BEAVT 1BON.
Stere siuare feet of ltadUtlng Surface, most
economical In fuel, and the liest ltesulls In
Heating Duellings, Schools, Churches et any
Henter In the market. Pea or Nut Ceat for fuel
Estimates furnished for Heaters, Including
M menry. Het Air Pipes, Kegtsters, etc. l'lenty
of Lancaster reference. Heaters guaranteed le
give entire satisfaction or taken out at our own
expense.
being both practical men In the business, we
ask a share of patronage.
Estimates cheerfully furnished for Plumbing,
Gas tilting, Tin and Micet Iren Werk, Hoefing.
Alse a lull supply et Tinware, Ac.
Prices te suit the tlmus. Ulu nan call.
EVERTS & OVERDEER,
COHNEll Or EAST KING.JOUN AND MID
OLE 8TKEETH.
mayl-emdM,W,ABK
J.
H. (UVLKR A CO.
BARGAINS
-IN-
Dress Goods I
WHITE UOODS, EMllItOIDElllEB,
LACES, HUTTONS. TltlMMINGa,
rillNGKS, H03IERV, OLOVKB,
GAUZE UNDEHWEAll,
SKIHTS, SUMMElt S1IAWLH,
I'AltA.SOI.S, SUN UM11UKLLAH,
At Iiargaln Prices for Cash.
llandsome SUMMElt SILKS sold re
gardless of cost.
i-Come and see our goods and
prices.
Jehn
S. Givler & Ge,,
Ne. 25 East King Street,
Lakcastib, Pa.
rUM BAJ.B UM MBXX.
TJWR RENT.
X! I
A Tobacco Wnrehouse with Penn'a It. It.
Biding. Capacity for storing 3,000 cages. Apply
"mariO-tld INTELLIQENCKH OmCE.
F
I0R RENT.
LANCASTEliHALL,
Nes. 120 and 221 WEST KING 8T11EKT,
for Halls, ralrs nwd Entertainments.
m27-lmd
FOR SALE.
One New Express Wagen, New Streng
ltunnlng Gears, suitable for market wagon, one
No-Tep buggy, ene new Push Cart, Carts, Hees,
Picks, Axes. Digging Irons, two Jack Screws
ami a let of Hinges, t'omeand see them.
GEOKGE HOSE,
JunelO-lwd Ne. lillteckland street.
FOR RENT.
Shep In rear of Ne. 37 West Chestnut street,
nsed as a clgar.bex factory, and a shop en
Mllllln street, between Seuth Queen and Prlnce
streets, lately used as a carrlage lactery. Alse a
dwelling und stere room new occupied by A.
A. HubTey as a drug store, West King street.
Apply at the
lli-tfd 1NTELLIGENCKU OIIICI
pRIVATE HALK OFIIOKSEa
1 will bave by next Monday a carload of
WESTERN NOBMAN HORSES,
Irem Indiana and Illinois, purchased bvOlven,
Haum X Ce., consisting of heavy drafts, farm
horses, und a few nice drivers, which 1 will dis
pose or at prlvate sale.
GEOUGK GROSSMAN.
P
UHLIO HALE OF VALUABLE MILL
nuil'EKTV owned bv lha Cltv of Lances
ter, en SATUUDAV,
en SATUUDAV. JUNK IK. 168S. at the
County Heuso en East King street, will be sold
nil that certain tract et land, sltimle at Intersec
tien of the conestegaana HiguspnngiurnniKB
and Contstegu creek, In Lancaster and West
Lampeter townships, Lancaster county, Pa.,
known as the Old uctery property, containing
beven Acres and One Hundred and Ten Perches.
Thu buildings en these premises consist of the
remains of the our-Story Mone factory which
was destroy cd by II re a number el years age, but
the walls remain standing as Arm a at tha tline
of the nre, aud can be built upon again. The
water power te be ohUtlned here Is second te
none in the county The head and tall race
stund lnuictnswten the mill waaln acUvB pp.
emtlen.and can be turned bvamcsleraw outlay
into ene of the best Urlst Mills In the county.
This property is net mere than a mile Irem
Lancaster Clly. with a geed turnpike running
into tewn.nnd located In the midst of perhaps
the richest agricultural and wheat growing dla
trlcts Hi the world. ,,,.,,
hale te cemmence at 7Ke clock p. Hi.
for lurther juirtlculars call en wmTJ
Chairman Property Committee,
OrJOELL. HAINES,
Ma 9 North Duku Street, Lancaster, l'a.
1IMIIY bllCBJIHT, Auct. 8,T,ln,U,lU(pUd
s . ,?'
TT AWN8 BHOUGHTDOWN.
Theientlnurd Coel WtAlher ha bteught
Lawns Down te 4 Oenta a Yard.
AT TUB
North End Dry Goods Stere.
J. W. IIYUNK.
neTMyd
Me. 321 North Uneen street.
rpiIK NKW OAHH BTOHK.
NEW CASH STORE,
247 & 240 North qwa Btraet,
Opposite the Keystone Heuse and Northern
Hank,
OPKN1NU TO DAY.
New Dress (limds. New Ilatlste Cleths, New
Prei-MUckcr. New Satteens, New Percale and
dilutees. New dents' tlaiun Shirts, New Ladles'
Uauxn Vests, New Children's dauzn.
An Klegant Nauru Vest atria. Illsek and Col Cel Col
eted Ktd Ulnicai a OixkI Kid lllornatfteo.
black llk Milts, and a Large Bleck of llomiu llemiu
tics nnd Notions all at Lewest Prices.
r- Plcnse give us n call.
febMyd V. II. POWERS.
VMV ATTRACTIONS
AT Till
BOSTON STORE.
K KK HAY SOMKIIIINO NEW.
We nre new shim lug nn Immense Assort
ment el
WHITE DRESS GOODS.
Corded 1'ln.ues, Cradle Checks, India Linens,
Priscllla Checks, lcterla Lawns,
In (act e erythlug new and desirable
Printed Satlnes, Printed batistes, Crinkled 8ecr
suckers, Kmemld Checks,
At Less Thau City Prices.
Just Opened SO lloen of our Kamens (Innt's
Unlnundrled Shirts, Itelufnrced llnrk nnd rmnt
and warranicd wumsutta Muslin, sec. each.
STAMM, BROS. A CO.,
Nee. SO & 28 North Queen St,
LAN CAST EH. PA.
Ty-ATr A SHAND.
Jerseys, Jerseys.
wnr & SHAND,
Nes. O, 8 Ss lO Beat King St.
The Jersey Wnltt still maintains Its position
as the most popular garment for summer wear.
W enew etrer a cry large variety of
AMERICAN ANII QEKMAN
Ceat-Back Jerseys-,
Vest-Frent Jerseys,
Folkn-Det Jerseys,
Braided Jerseys,
In a gtrat ar1ety nf qualities at the Lewest
Prices ei or known.
Open Te-day 150 Deien
Ladies' and Children's All-Weel Jersey W&isft,
Ik'liiu the balance el a Inrgn manufacturers'
stock at W per cent, en" usual prices.
CIIIMUtKN' Al.uwnni, JEllSEiS,
W Cents Each.
LADIES' ALL-WOOL JEltSEt, 79c Each.
New Yerk Stere,
LANCASTER, l'A.
J.
B. MARTIN A CO.
Midsummer
DRESS GOODS!
Every Day Brings Something New and Desira
ble, and our Stock of
Crinkled Seersuckers
Are of the Newest Patterns ; 6Jic., re, 10c.,
UHc and 20c.
PRINTED BATISTES.
A lese Arrived this morning, and consist of
Ilatlstcs. ene yard wide, at 9c. Other ba
tistes at 12Hc, 19c. and ?ec
Fifty Pieces French Satines,
At S5e. a yard. In the Newcst Patterns. Celer-
Ings and Combinations; the City Price
lsS7Kc
One Huudred Pieces te Select from of
AMERICAN SATEENS.
At r.Jic, 7c, te., 10c, Uie. a j aid.
A SPECIAL 1IAUGAIN IN
Embroidered Robes,
IN WHITE AND ECUU AT Z.OO A KOBE
WHITE GOODS
Of All Descriptions and I'rlcei the Lewest.
SUMMER BILKB
At 2Lc., Xc , 4'0. and COc
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince St&,
(Opposite Stevens Heuse.) LANUABTEB. PA
A TLANTIO CITY.
THE OLD ESTAI1LISUKD
Chester County Heuse,
Centrally located, convenlent, very near the
Ben, comfortable in every way, and home-like.
NOW OPEN. ... . ancs
J. KEIM fc SONS.
may2C-2md
EOR HARQAINB
In Gauce and Scotch Underwear, Drill and
Jean Drawers, from 2V!. and upwards,
GO TO llECHTOLD'S.
Alse Laundried nnd Unlnundrled shirts from
4e. toll.ie. Extra Sizes Working Shirts. Best
Make of Working Pants, Overalls and Jackets
In the market. Neckwear, Cellars, Cuffs, Sus
penders aud Notions generally. All cheaper
thun ever
AT BECHTOLn'8.
Nn. 62 North queen strret.
I' S.-IIoiises and building Leu In geed loca
tions ler sale.
T
HIH l'AI'KR 18 PRINTED WITH
INK
Manatacturaa by
J. K. WRIGHT 00.,
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