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rOwmpondtne of the iKTit-Uamcsn.
0i Columbia, !'., July 2.
bweflfth miperriiier. with tlieassfst-
kf,ht feres el werktneu, has been put-
NMrte of Colamelaln tlrst-eliw re
r ter tlMUM of broken llmosteooand then
llkfr el gravel. Frent itreet, from trecust
'WalMtfcadbam in very peer order for
iMgtlma. AS this street lien along the.
It tm very necessary 10 rupau .-
T alleys litre aise neon gum
Toe iriMfreviiiis u m""" i"
lUkraenland lliey new present a
IftBMaraece. IiMtnigumuey n, iwuer
Town Mete.
ffct p. K It. railroad movement for the
Maaeth abewed a grand total or 85,013
ak' Thla Is an Increase et 10,310 cars ever
jjty, 1880, but a decrease from June, 1SS5, of
AffScara. The llrst and second freight trains
Mtlewlng the BarriBburir. accommrHlatlens,
taaati last evening, brought in te the west
.' i.'un)i ln nan. This in Him largest number of
if, ear ever brought In town by two freight
.Amnna.
, llfl fl TlmtHM .hmI.Ia nrllfir nf tlin
Xi fletumhia ITrrald. left town this morning
J? for visit te Tuckahee, N. J. ,
B. Cel Perry M. Washabaugh and family, of
p Cheater, Pa., airlved In town te-lay, en a
rtl vktlt te Mr. Ooergo Crane en Locust street.
. Tim nnlnmhla lira ceuiDanv lll held their
" tegular monthly meeting in the engine house
this evening.
l " Tha veunu folks society of the Second
trwt T.nthenin church In the lecture room
'jK; Of the church wlllhnve an attractive pre
ssj. mtnme.
The members of the Columbia high school
will meet en Saturday evening, at the resi
dence et Miss Mazle Welsh, en Chestnut
treet, te make arrangements for a Jilcuie at
the Point. , ,
The Vigilant fire company, accompanied
by the Wrlgutsvllle band, will leave town
te-morrow for Mldilletewn, where they will
participate In the firemen's parade.
The first game of the series between the
Harvey Fishers, of Duncannon, and the Col Cel
umbia base ball club, will be played en Sat
urday at 3 p. m. An escltlng cente-st may
be expected. Incase or rain before tlve In
nings are played, checks will be Issued geed
ter the following gama
Chlppetacastle,Na5S,KnlghtsoftheOeldeu
Eagle, will celebrate their anniversary this
evening by tboheldlngora banquet In the
armory. A great many visitors from adja
cent towns are expected.
The high school boys played a game el ball
with a picked nine yesterday afternoon,
being victorious by the score of 8 te 7.
Fourempleyesol the lveeley stovecempany
have started down the Susquehanna river in
two row beat. The meu will spend their time
In bunting and fishing.
Jacob Weller, about 113 years of age, living
at Irenvilln, had a hearing before Squire
Evans, last evening, for committing a name
less offense. He was sent te Jail ter a trial
at court and also for thirty days for drunken- I
ncss. .
The band of Klckapoe Indian5TTT'1,,f-1'ave a
uuuiuci mi munviiuur, uu 'V natT Till? Ml,
jg breke
aewn last ei"u--( rri,ii 0,i v'0i.
streets, bvj fh ',' ,.,,,
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MflSSlig son of Jeseph Webber, living en
fl.tiih street, fell from a reef last erening
fhere he was playing and landed en his
head. Ue received very slight injuries
XUBKVaU TO OKTTlHUUtW.
Hanjr Lecal Members or the Nlnptj-XInth Itrg-
Imeut Leave Teitn.
The rush te Gettysburg continues and the
travel ever the Pennsylvania railroad is
very great. This morning the Mall Ne. 1
and Niagara Express trains were crowded
with veterans. On the latter train was a large
number of members et tbeWth Pennsylvania
regiment, from Philadelphia and vicinity.
They were Joined here by many Lancaster
city and county members and a number of
citizens. AIeut CO tickets te Gettysburg
were sold here ier the morning trains.
At 4 o'clock te-morrow atteruoen the lley lley
nelds Ritles,Geerge li. Themas and Aduiiial
lleynelds Pests et the Urand Army will meet
and headed bv the Liberty band, they will
march te the Pennsylvania station and en the
aritvalef Uie 1:15 train will CK-ort the ifJtli
regiment association te Excelsior hall, where
J. 1'. Wlckersbam will deliver an address
or welcome. Alderman B,rr and Theodere
Wenditz will be the marshals.
At 12:10 te-day a special train passed west
through thiscity. It had en beard lour hun
dred Grand Army men from Philadelphia,
who were en tbelr way te (Jettjsburg. They
had an excelleut baud, w hich played a lively
piece while the train as In the s'tatien.
MONUMENTS DEDICATED AT OETTVSIll'IlO,
Thursday uieruliig the First and Sixteenth
Massachusetts regiments dedicated their
monuments at Gettysburg ou the Emmitts Emmitts
burgread, near the Hopers building, and
they were transferred te the Itattle-tleld
Memerial association. In the afternoon the
Pennsylvania state monument te General
lleynelds, in the weeds near Kaulysin
spring, was dedicated, Ccl. A. "Wilsen
Norris delivering the oration, and charging
Gen. Sickles with disobedience of orders en
the first day. General P. M. Guthrie de
livered the monument te the MetnerUl As
sociation, Vice Presideut llueulur receiving
It.
ASOTUXK UJlAlfll ARMY l'U&T.
Lieutenant Leech l'em, Ne. Oil, Iiutllnteil at
Ephrata en Thursday Kreiilng.
On Thursday evening a sew pest el the
Grand Army of the Republic was Instituted
at Ephrata. It will be known as the Lieu
tenant Leech Pest, Xe. 624. The exercises
took place in Revers' ball, where the new
pest will held its meetings in the future
The mustering officer was Jehn II. Leng, of
tbia city, who Is aid-de-catup te the depart
ment commander. Mr. Leng was assisted
by Rebert C. McDonnell, of pest iOT, who
acted as senior vice commander, Linmciis
ltatbven, of -105, who acted as Junier vice
commander, JJ. R. Hreneinnn, el SI, Beted as
chaplain, II. If. Ilctz, of 405, officer of the
day, and James A. NImlew, of 81, adjutant.
Alter the Pest had been mustered in, the
following etllcers were elected and installed
by II. R. Ureueinan, of Pest 84 : Coin., Am
zlah Uenner; S. V. Cem., Jehn M. Stuber ;
J. V. Cem., Daniel Irviu; Chaplain, Tims.
M. Moere; Surgeon, Prank Stall ; Q M.,
B. a Rohrer J O. D., James Deunls ; O. G.,
James Smith j Adjutaut, William O. Ueillg ;
S. M., William Hellliiirer j Q. S., A. J. Kil
llan. After the meeting theso prosent sat dew n te
an excellent collation which had been pre
pared by the Ephrata comrades. At the table
speeches were made and the work was ex
plained by Cemrades Hrenemau and Leng.
The new Pout starts with twenty-six mem
bers and bright prospects for mere.
A Wbeeltneu's Parade.
The wheelmen's parade at UuRorstewn,
Md., en Monday premises te be an imposing
uOalr. The District of Columbia will uend
the Washington oycle club, Capital
club and District wheel men ; Balti
more will send Maryland Jli club
and Baltimore cycle club ; Pennsyl
vania will send clubs from Willlamstiert,
Harrisburg, Chambersburg, McConnellsburg
and Waynesboro; Vlrgluia will send clubs
from Woodstock, Winchester and Harrison
burg; West Virginia one from Martinsbur ;
Cumberland, Westminster and Kllicett City
will klse be represented, making a total, with
the home club, of 18 clubs, or 150 visiting
wheelmen In all.
Au lea Cream Kemeiebrauce,
Messrs. Perdney it Adams, the enterpris
ing confectioners at Ne. 314K Seuth Queen,
street, carried out a happy Idea te-day wbeu
they sent te the Ihtelmoeseeii office a
bir gallon churn of the Bnest kind of ice?
Tee whole force sampled thedellcleus article
and there was a general disposition man!,
feeted or making a personal hunt at no ills,
tant date for the place where It was mauu
iactured. uuuu
.Killed While Ilreaklng into a Ueuse.
Wednesday eveuiug a whlte mati named
McNeliy was shot and Instantly killed in
Saeaafras Neck, Cecil county, Md., by a
colored man named Webster, McNeliy and
another man, lietb of whom were lntexl-
eated, attacked Webster's beuse, by break
ing down the deer, when the latter tired
upon them with a shotgun. Welister sur
rendered himself, and is new In Jail.
,. Admitted te the liar.
Jehn Andrew Hiestand was this morning,
'- mi motion of Marriett llreslui, esq., admitted
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I" tar OQUntV. Mr. Iliestand nassed h vnrv
NtM(tb)e examination.
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CerapsrallT Statmnent at Revvnae Collected
liurlnf Iho Ymri of 18Sl-n and IRMO,
Iteiew will be found an interesting statis
tical table of the internal rvtenue collected
for the years ending July 1, 1SS.", and July 1,
1890, In this the Ninth retenuu district, em
bracing Lancaster and several adjacent coun
ties. It will be seen by the figures that
large as have been the taxes gathered In this
district In former years, the amount this
year Is still larger :
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for ll-lN-i were 11,333 6P M
And ier IsSS l-i, IncludliiK the thiee
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lncuuibrency were
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from the Mount Jey Star.
Twenty-onejearsago, Re. Henry Bruba
ker, who at that time en n d the farm that new
belengs te Geerge Ueirer, In Raphe township,
sold the farm te his son Jehn I llrubaker. At
that time a mortgage was given en the farm
ferfl.OXl. Twenty-ene years age, Jehn L.
Brubaker sold the farm te Simuel Gerber,
sr., and at that time the mertage was paid for
In full, In the presence of Jehn Gerber and
Samuel Knsralnger, sr., of Manbeim. Fer
some reason or ethor Brubaker never htd
the mortgage released, cancelled or satist.io satist.ie satist.io
tlen entored for in the recorder's office where
it was en record. Time passed and the farm
passed Inte the hands of Uerlior'ssen and son-in-law,
who in turn about liltf-en years age,
held the farm te the pre-eut ew ner, Gee.
Hetlor. It was net until the present new tax
law went into ellect, which requires assess
ment of all mortgages, tuat Mr. Heller was
first informed that there Is a mortgage en
his farm. Rev. Brubaker is dead these
many years and Samuel Knt-mlnger, whom
we are informed was te lilt the mortgage ter
Brubaker, Is also dead a long time and se is
Samuel Gerber, who paid the mortgage.
This fact with the great length of time
make matters specially complicated. Mr.
Heirer naturally did net feel very easy,
who had paid Ins farm in lull, te find an uu
satWBed Hen against it el f-i,(xw. He at euce
eugaged Majer A. C. Heine'hl, as his attor
ney, te leek up this matter. The facts were
at once found out as given above, and
no denial was made by the Brubaker heirs,
that the mortgage had net been paid, yet al
though they did net want te try and collect
it another time, still we a.e informed that
they were net exactly ready and willing te
release and lift the mortgage. This nude it
necessary te bave a rule el court taken out
and the helrs had te be sered with u notice
by the sheritl, te appear belere court en
a certain day, te make objections, it they
have any, why satisfaction should net be
ontered and the mortgage made xeid. Ne
objections being thus raised byanj of the
heirs, last Thursday iu open court, it wasor waser
derered that the mortgage be made null and
void. This is the first and only case or which
we ever heard, of a mortgage alter it was
paid, te be left a lieu for mere than twenty
years. Such a ncrleet is acrimiual etlense,
but then the guilty parties are dead these
many years.
A lelegmgli Operator Killed.
Mlclnel Hanna, a telegraph student at the
Merlen tower ou the I'eunsylxanla railroad,
attempted te beard a freight train east drawn
by engine 1,00,S, last evening about hilf.iMst
five o'clock. He fell under the cars and was
Injured se badly that he died in a short time.
The body was taken te Powlten aenue,
and alternants removed te the home or the
deceased at :i,S20 Lancaster avenue. Hanna
was a single man and twenty-el lit jeus of
Students I.eaMiii; ler Heme.
The Pennsylvania and Reading railroads
statleus were very lively this morning, and
they were made se by the Mlllersvllle
students who were taking trains for their
homes. All the cars el the Mlllersvllle line
were put into use and were crowded. Large
piles et trunks could be seen at the stations,
and the baggag men were kept busy.
Twe l-erni Illiten by Oue Heg.
Yesterday Krauk K. Kener, aged 17, son of
Frederick Soner, or this city and Jehn Sur
nian, a hired man, were badly bitten by a deg
at the farm el Mr. Sener, en the I.ltliz turn
pike. The men woie washing the aiiliu.il at
Iho time. Surman was badiy biiten in one
arm and juiug Sener en both hands. Dr.
Mublenberg drossed the wounds ami the deg
lias been git en u way.
Ire.i In Working (ilila.
The New Yerk IfbrW lias determined te
supply the working girls et New Yerk with
a Ireoecean excursion en a sale und coiurno ceiurno coiurne
L..om,Bh,Tlei eve,fy Hunday during the
summer mmmu. Each ticket with which
tie excursionists rm be supplied w I I entitle
!wechUdTen.UUU W'tU her u"olber fem1" or
A Large Augu.t Court.
Indications jKjInt te a Urge quarter ses ses
slens court in August. Already Mcasea ham
been filed in the eilice of ti,e clerk of the
quarter sessions.
UKMARHlKn A VMIA).
An Kleten-Yesr-Old lllrl KnlUed from Her
Frlenda itml Vtrilileil In n Wimil-Uliepper.
Mrs. Isabella Green brought te Middle
town, N. Y., Wednesday evening, Mary V
Jehnsen, who w 111 be VI years old this menlh,
and who, she said, whs her daughter. She
said the girl was atnliicted from her home
in SullUau county, and married te a
woed-choptr, '-1 yers old, named Jehn
Cerwin. The girl last Christmas was placed
in the home et Docter ISeuestet at Sum
mitvllle, Sullivan cenntv. anil whlle there
lrene Hell, a widow, and n relative el the
Child's lather, induced her in April in run
away from lteuestet's lieuse. The child was
secluded m an unfrequented place. On
April 13 the Hell woman with young Cerwin
and little Mary appeared before Justice
Evans at IUirlmgteu, and they were mar
rled, the girl asserting that she was 10 j cars
Mrs. Green says tint atter hearing or the
Illegal marriage of her daughter "be went te
Suilhan county te get her. hiie leuud ter
win and the child living together as man
and wile at .Mrs. Hell's lieu-e. This morn
ing Mrs. Hell and her friends were In Mid Mid
dlelevsn trvlngwlth the asltstice et (.law
ver te get the child away from her mother,
'rhe girl, however, prcftrred te remain with
her mother.
The child says that Mr. Hell induced her
te go te parties against Or. lteuestet's wishes.
Heneslet told her If she went out at night
she would have te leave altogether. She did
go out, and left the doctor's hou-e and went
te lle with Widow Bell, where Cerwin
bearded. Cerwin made lee te her, and
Mrs. Hell took a hand In the lne-maklng,
tee, and induced her te rwclie Cor Cer
wln's attention. She told the child
that atter leaving Dr. HeneMet's her mother
would kill her If sne returned home. Believ
ing what Mrs. Hell told her, the child says
she preferred marriage te returning home,
and accordingly went te Justice Eans" and
was married te Cerw In. They lived at Mrs.
Hell's, the child earning her beard by doing
housework, and Cerwin paying his from the
proceeds of his lalier as weed chopper. She
says Cerw In has treated her kindly, but she
wants the marriage annulled.
Cerwin was arrested en papers prepared
by Justice PoneNen, of Middlesun, but Jus
lice i:ans discharged him belere Mrs.Greeu
could appear against him.
Wrerk of A Milk WHfien.
Nearly all dealers in lacteal lluldjiayg-s
wagon with hore attached, &n Dy tills
method drive through tl)fvj;rpets and" sero
their customers wjyj-Vhat is supposed te be
milk and cresj, with an uncertain perccnt perccnt
age Pj aqUa Rltacd. We have had te chronicle
.-from time te time numerous accidents te the
milk dealers caused by breakdowns, collts cellts collts
Iens and runanav hers-es. Mr. August
Strantz, milk dealer, thought he could
avoid accidents bv having a wagon with,
out a horse, he blm-elf te be the
melhe power te pull It along, he
he bought a small wagon and get along
swimmingly until this morning, w hen as he
was descending the steep hill back of Schoen Scheen
berger's park the pole of his wagon broke and
the vehicle bounded rerw anted, kuecked Mr.
Strantz down, ran ever him, turned a deuble
somersault, sent the milk cans rattling and
rolling down the hill and didn't step till it
get te the bottom, where it rolled itself all up
in a little heap and awaited the arrial of its
owner. Mr. Strantz was seen en hand,
repaired his wagon as well as he could,
gathered up bis pails and pans ami kettles,
saved what little milk was leltand served it
te some of bis customers at a later hour than
usual. These who did net get their supply
for breaklast this morning will knew the
reason w by. Mr. Strautz has but a limited
number el klue and don't keep a pump.
'neni" XLLiuri: jtAjtutnu live.
lilt Wife's mother force i lllm te fly at
the
felnt et a l'Uiel.
The lollewlng dispatch from Omaha, Neb.,
te the New Yerk World relates te ' Bert"
Elliett, a young man from lerk, who was
graduated from 1'ranklin and Marshall
college a few years age and was well known
In Lancaster :
Twe years age Nellie, daugher of Senater
Pugh, of Alabama, was married te Albert
Elliett. The couple came te Omaha ami
resided here some months and then went te
Council Hlutls. During the time they lived
in Omaha and Council Illtitt-, It is said, the
wile was treated brutally ami well-nigh
starved te death. Her husband, it is also said,
by force and confinement preented her from
communicating with her lather. A few days
age the wife accidentally obtained an audience
with Geerge rnrut, el Council Hlutls te
whom she told her story and applls.l for
as-dstance.
Mr Wright telegraphed te Senater Pugb,
who had been unable te iind any clue as te
the w hereabouts e! his daugher. Ou Wednes
day the wife's brother armed in Council
Blulls and obtained admittance te bis sister's
beuse. With a diawn revolver he advanced
upon the husband who escaped through the
back deer and came te Omaha. Yeung I'tigh
has left for Alabama, accompanied by his
sister and her little girl.
The Clar a fhnlegrHptier.
The czar of Russia Is an ardent amateur
photographer, and bis hobby has grown
stronger during the past year. When In
Moscow recently he isited I.eMtjky, the
court photographer, and when leaMug the
studio chanced te meet ou the stairs a tall
lady very fashionably dressed. This tall fe
male was In reality a young sub-lieutenant
In the guards, Alexis l'letnell by name, who
iu fulfillment of a wager he had lest with a
pretty cousin he had gene te Levitzky's te be
jihotegraphed in feminine attire. At sight of
theczar the etllcer lest his presence of mind,
and instead et curt-eying ami passing en he
drew hlmseirupas ifeu paradeand gaetbe
military salute. Theczar, surprised, asked
ter an explanation and when the young
eillcer confessed, his majesty bade hlui get
himself photographed and then repert him
self just as he was te the colonel et hia regi
ment. fair Catalogue lsueU.
The catalogue of the luicaster County
Talr association haH In-en issued and is quite
as attractive publication. Sotne el the special
premiums eirered will cause considerable
competition among the exhibitors.
Jue. Wannamaker A Ce., Philadelphia,
eiler a i'-0 silk dress pattern for the best
ItMf of bread by a young lady net ever IS.
Yates A Ce., Philadelphia, eiler a suit of
clothes for the lies; specimen or leai tobacco
raised by a young man under 'Jl.
A. J. Widener, Philadelphia, eilers a
nlckle-plated lamp for the best iieund el but
ter. An Allrgtd fieierument Offlcrr.
Tiie mayor disused et four cases this morn
ing two drunks and two ledgers. One
drunk and two ledgers were discharged and
the second drunk, Charles Houseman, was
sent out. He represented blmsnlf te be a
government eillcer, went into P. C. Noet's cl
gar manufactory yesterday afternoon nnd
demanded the books, saying he wanted te ex
amine thorn, the lady in charge would net
allow him te see them. Oillcer Lewais liap
is'tied along, lie was told et the man's repre
sentations and arrested him. He was under
the iuilueuce et liquor Ht the time. This
morning he said he did net remember any
thing he had done.
The first Train.
The ilrst traiu which ran into the new C. A,
1 railroad depot, ou North Eighth Btreet,
Lebanon, arrived at (1:10 p. m. last stoning.
Iho depot was finely lllumluatKl with elec elec
trie lights. This railroad work was con
structed by Keller A. Reilly.
The Knights of &t. Jehn.
At the meetlug of the Knights of St. Jehn
last evening, the contract for the uniform te
be worn by the members, was awarded te
(.co. M. Askew, and ler the equipments con cen con
sistlngef chajieau, sword, belt and gauntlets,
te Win. D. blauller.
Don't full tehee the (Irani! Match ltucrs
At MtUrann's purk en Monday afternoon,
July 6, lit 4.30 o'clock, between W, W i,reh's
horse, "L. U.'and Jehn II. Duffy 'sumru, Han
nah 1." This race cannot fait te bu clese and
cxcltlug, besides there will be ethur races be
tttLcn well known heists. Admission only as
cents, including a seiuen giiiudstund. Jy;-':t
YValt I YValt I tValt I
Until Thursday, July 8th, rer tee great flre sale
of line clothing; 5,0)0 worth of men's, youths'
boys' and children's clothing saved from tha late
New Yerk the of it. King A non, te be closed out
at one-halt of the cost of manufacture. This sale
will take place at Ne. ISO and 138 North (jueeu
itrcut, near thu railroad, Lancanter, Ta. ltd
Atmineinettt.
Concert i JWJfnnif To-metron evening
the l'ere entire band, a musical oigmilzUlen
which H a great laerltein Lancaster, will give
an open air concert ai Mieniierc nor garden V
large crowd will K'cet them.
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IIilt"x-Uiiky.-Iii thursilay, ecnmg. July
lt.. at rrniltv Lutheran i'nrnsg, ti lt
Chsrles t. fry, sir. Jehn l Hilten. li H-s
(.'laraJ liltey, tiothel this city. ltd
JtKATHlt.
tin timi June ., li. la I,nm.ti'r,
fa,
l.enK Uepllng, 111 the 1M year 01 his ng
The relatives and friends of the lainllj areiv
speit fully nulled te attend the fuiural Hern
his late residence, Ne. 511 West King street, en
iiaturilij aiternoeu at 'J o'clock. Interment at
Ien s cemetery.
UAUKKTH.
Mew Yerk I'rmlnre Market.
Saw erk, Julv '1 ("lour market dull but
quiet: t Ine, ln2 TS : 8npernne, J OeOlle .
Common te iikx1 Kxtm Western, fi Mttleu.
City Still Ktr.s, fi out! fiS ler West lnilles
Mlun. bitrt. tJSeai IX): Kxtm e. 4. 11 UW M
W heat Ne. i lied statu en spot, '.f.'tri.'e i Ne. 1
n hlte. slate. - j Ne. Ne a KiM, w in
ter, July,
Kic : Aue.. si'.c : Sept.. W)c
Cern Mi. i Mixed, i-a.'h, 17c ,
July, Wc,
Aug , v4c. . .
Uats M 1 White State, spot, II8C . N e. i, de
Slc : Ne. i mixed, j-fijc.
Itye dull t auad i, i'.'Kc
ltarlev nominal.
fork dull t New Me-. Ill istfll :i
ljrd Aug. siii sepi,riTJ
Molasses unit: lfi9c. for 50 test boiling
Steck: f orte Klco, 3xJc
Turpentine firmer ui 3l.v,c. .
Ilesln dull i strslned te irissl. II ! I
f ltreleum dull i refined In cases. f.c
KrelghLs dull : grain te U ertHl, ts--
Hetter Market dull; New Western
Creamery. HRlflSc
Uheeet) unlet Western Hat. S.?.c
Kggswttiki Stale, llfll5c . Wi-tern de, IS,'
0Mignr-inarket dnllf lleflned cutleaf, Oic .
uranuiateii. u j-h-.
Tallew dull ; prime city, ,.c.
Cerltsi firm : fslrcargix-s at '' U-lhfr'Se
itlen riulet : larellnaand Leulslani, common
e fair, XSOIc.
t'hllxlelphla rrndac Slarkei.
1'Hit.ADtt.rnii. July 1 Heur Market U
dull sales et tU barrels ; Minn, bakers at
MWlt W feiinii. tamtlv at II 758 I Western
at W OS.TI M : I'Htent. M iMJI W.
Hv neur dull at J 3 tii .
1 p. mstH "SCSi July,
JiS-i-Sept., M4C Oct-.iic
"corn I uly iic . Aug., lSc
Oct. M4c
iHis-July, j;Se: Aug.MXc:
Sl-' i -V"g
; Sept., Jc :
sept-. MSc ,
OcL.SIc
Ohlcaga Market,
i BICA30, July i. 10 a ni. Market opened
w heat- ug . 7;c : Sept., 7-c ; Oct, TVJjc
Cern-Julj, iViC Alii:. Sf,te ; Sept, S.Sc
Oats-Jul. c . Aug. -.c -ept., Sc.
rerkIuiy. 110 35; Aug. 110 4'); sept, 110 S
Oct,10.NfneS7K .,,
laird Inly, I"! .'H : Sept., M v), Sept., t ,S.
Utbs Aug , . ii . Sept., K KH-
CX.it-
w heatInly, 7W . Aug., 77,Kc; Sept.. 7i-,c .
Oct. T'J'-C
Cern-.lulv. SJSc; August. 3M4e;c ; Sept.
S7'.c : Oct , Sc
(,,t Inly. .'H-ic ; Aug, 27.'C-.'7Jj;c
ferk-Jufv. 110 a; Aug., 110 1 ; Sept.,
Ilu IS ; Oct ,1101)
bard i uly, ) ; Aug., M R5 ; Sept., . ,3 ,
Oct-, teC.
Klbs-July, V 2 ; Aug., f 55 . Sept., f'-. 30;
Oct , fe30.
Oram ami Proxlsiens.
rurnlshed by S, K. Vnndt, llreker, Chicago.
J uly X, 1 o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. Oau. fork. I.ard,
July xi -iilew
AUKUt 77; ., si, le
September ?.H 3T'S '-"7, te v
October se" St S7Ji 10 37
December M1;
6 70
6 SO
e7H
6 U)
Uecelpts. Car Lets.
Winter Wheat
Spring heat
Cern
IHU
Kye
Uarlev
5.72
s
i
1
Oil City
Crude OU ,, f,'!;
iiraii
Uecelpts Hcgs
K.U0
Closing f rices 3 o'clock p. ui.
Wheat. Cern. Oits fork,
Lard.
6 M
b hS
fi 75
July 7i H
Autrust. 77t -VAi
September ?' 3'1,
October ?l'l
271 ' lu 9)
CT. 10 V
!7. 10 J5
December -i .. ...
OU City
Crude OU
Tierr ira siecrs.
Mw Yeax, July 2 Wall street, li)p. in.
Meney ey at t per cent, foreign ex
change quiet at 11 sjfjl ): Governments
Dim, Currency (Ts, lia; pld ; l' coups. I15S".
bid ; 4S"s IlllJi bid.
The stock market opened ijulet but finn.
and ', te J per cent, hlgbt r than en yesterilay.
while hue opened at B7 in agilu-t t, at w hlch It
iie-eJ la-t night. Durliit: the morning the
stock further ad unccd 1 per cent, te O en the
buing. The advance and bujtjg of the stock
l generally attributed te a report thatadlvl
ib nd en the preferred would probably seen be
declared The market 1 new dull with prices
slightly off from the best of the morning.
8tecJc Markets.
Quotations by Heed, McQrann A Ce., b inkers,
Lancaster, fa.
KW VORl LUST. 11 A. W
Canada Pacific. r,V,
C. U. C. 1 21
Col.Ceal JIS
Central I'aclflc.
Canada Southern
12 x.
51
3 r.K
5Ti
ChL. St. L.A fph.
Denver A llleurande .17.
Del , L&ck.A Western. 1JM
JCrte z,i
Krte2d 'ii,
New Jersey Central 5M4
K. A T ';
Leu. & N i:
Lake Shere -I'i
UlchlganCentral
tH"urt facltlc
Northern faclQc -'TV,
N. f. fret (K
N. w livj
New Y erk Central lu.Va
Ohie Central
Omaha V.
Oregon Trans Si
Onlarle.t Wojtein
facltlc Mall M);
Itecheatera fltUenrg
at. I'anl ;;i
Texas I'aclflc H',
Union I'aclflc .',i
Wabash Common
Wabaah fretuned
WeaUirn Union Telegraph., isy:
WeslShere V'iV,
raiLADUFBU list.
Lehlvb Vallev
11'
WJ
Ilk
3"ii.
U'i
?i
1U7
mi
u,y,
k
6,4
-Ji
10?i
ml
"Is
Hi
5i)i
31
41Ji
6?5
5f)i
lUi
33H
U'J
it., N. Y. A l'Mla
l'ennsylv.-.rla
Ueadlng ....
Lehigh Navigation
Uestenvllle
Philadelphia A Krlu... .
Nerthurn Cent
feeple'8 faasenirer
ll'd'e Oen'U M'tg's t'A..
Oil
Hi
l-'Js
3V.
IJ'.i
w
3JK
37
4
M'i
12jJ
9!)
HV1
05
lcaj Nieca aua llencls.
Ueiierted by J, U Leng.l
far lai
value, sain.
Lancaster 0 per cut., fje luu
107
" prtt tee
t - Scheel lean he
' t " In I or au years ion
" I " ln5orauyejirs.ne
I " lnlOer'JUyears. 100
Manhcim JSoreugh lean IU)
120
108
le-.'
ion 25
10ft;
iw.
20V
115
131
InM
160
115
IS
IM
l?l
30.50
160.
160.
100
at
13S,50
110
110
110
137.60
800
B1VK STOCKS.
First National flank 100
fanners' National llank fvi
Fulton National llank 10)
Lancaster County National llank m
Columbia National llank lan
Christiana National lunk 10)
Kphnita National Hank l'X)
first National Itank, Columbia lei
first National llank, Mnuburg luu
first National llank. Marietta lei
first National flank, ML Jey 100
Lltllz National Itank IU)
Manhcim National llunk 10)
Union National llank, .Mount Jey.... 60
New Helland National llank 100
(lap National llank 100
tjuarryvllle National llank 100
blizabothtewn National bank loe
Neithern National llank teu
TCRKrlKCBTOOU.
Illg Spring A lleaver Valley
llrldgemnt A Horseshoe 13
21.60
25
UUlUIllUlUaLUOBUIUl IIUI,.,) JJ
Columbia A Washington 31
2LCKJ
20
2J
40
4
S.(B
IK
W
36.60
70
63
78
.25
107.60
146
SiM
20
W
1.13
C5.VS
bi
2S
10U
23
10
30.25
21010
IDS
18.
82
00
62 25
6U
1(0
101
800
11
11 (.75
10J.75
Conesteira A lUi; an
rn
ing.
Hi
Columbia A Marietta SB
Maytown A Kllzabelhlewn lift
Lancaster A Knhrata 2.
lAncasterA Willow Street is
StrusburgA Millport n
Marietta A Maytown 2S
Marietta A Mount Jey 33
Lnnc, KlUalMtthtewn A Mlddletewn. loe
LuucusterA frultvllle M
Lmuutler A Lltltt '.3
Kast Hnindywlne A Wuynesburg CO
Lancaster A Wllllamstewn S5
LuucusterA Maner , M
Lancaster A Munhelui 21
Lunceslcr A Marietta "Si
Lancaster A New Helland 100
MIBOILLANKOCS STOCKS.
(Juarryviile It. It , 60
Mlllersvtllu Street Car ta
Inquiring Printing Company de
(iasllght und fuel Company ss
btu ens llnusu (Ikinds) lu)
Columbia (Jes Company 23
Columbia Water Company 10
Busniichanna Iren Company loe
Marietta llollew.wam leu
Stevens Heuse se
MIllnrsvtllH Nermal Scheel 2
Northern Market... mi
Kasleru Market., , be
Western Market w
Ijiucaster City street Hallway Ce 60
Oas Company bends , loe
Columbia lloreunb llends 100
LancasterA Susquehanna. ,..,, 800
laincaslerA New Danville. ,,.., HA
UuanyvlIIelI. Ii., 7'a ,,, 100
uc
llcading A Columbia 11. It., 5'e.
100
Live Sterk Market.
ClitCMie, July I The Ireiyri' Jein tinllviMUts:
tattlit l!isiliiU. H.0.W
head! slilptneiits, J.'MO i
. SftlKfl hlulieri slilt'i'lnK
rattle market stiung. SftlKc lilgheri shlppln
steers, am In 1VJ fc, J uttlfKli sterkeia and
feeder. I2.v,tl 0i cows, bulls unit mixed. II 7
tfl 'Si i bulk, f '1 i tlitiuigli Texa,
cattle gmss iiws. : KitJlVi . grass stu-iu.fkl
,1 sti : corn led i I )
HiHr" lleeelpts, '21 MX) head shipments, 7,n
head, strong, higher i rough and iidxet flMt
I re, packing and shipping, ft ,Vtl ill light,
(l esji ;t ssips, ii ,eiri i"
sheeit Receipts, 2IXO head I shipments, tn
market weaker: imllies, t: f 70 1 lutans
f J rv(f I ) i bamlis, f , it( I ,5.
Kxst l.isuHTr Cattle receipts, B.W head .
aMpineuts lv head ; inatkrt lair nmlartUe:
prime. U iMti ID . medium te Islr, II huts I rum
men. 1 1 SSU l slilpuu ins te .New ern, none.
lings receipts, l,!i head ; shipments. I,li
market aclUe; t'hlUJelphlas, II cxt txi i
erkers, (I sHJI 10. hlptuents te New erk,
J carltsids.
shis'i ncelpts, ,() beadi shipments, ,s,2)i
nurket talr : prime. l iMtMxi , lueilluiu te fair,
f.l'l ceiuiiiiiii, f.ltJt lanihs, (ANHts.
. M A 1 H J IH t.3t KM TH.
B
AK1U l'OWDKU
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Bwr"
T His pewiler never varies. A marvel et purity,
strunirth and wrholeseuuitiess. Meixi eco
nemlcal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold lu competition with the multitude et low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate iniwders.
Held only in cam. Kotal Uakisu fowDsaCe.,
106 Wall Street. New Yerk. mari7-lvdw
-pWl'RTH OK J VIA hXCrUMON
Of Till.
LANCASTER M3NNEROHOR,
TO 01tK IL'ltNALK.
On MONDAY, JULY 5, lvsi, for Metubers Only
fare for the Keund lrlp.il 0.1. llefri'shnients
will t- lurnNlieil b the Mninercher I'ltKK
All lutenillng te iwrtlctpite "HI plea-e mi
neuuee te the co-umittee bv "aturday, Jul S.
Train lesxes f It It. ill f.Wa. in, anillemes
Yerk utuacat 5p m. aaeS liaThfAS
B
AST END YARD.
0, J. SWARR & 00.
GOAL.
KINDLING WOOD.
Otnce Ne. 50 CKfTKK bQVAKK. both yanl
nd otBce connected with Telephone hx change
apria-lvdSlA-r.U
-pvRESS GOOD.
I am going te clee out
DRESS GOODS.
In doing se 1 will sell ttiein at closing out
priies. Come anil ee.
J. W. HYUNK,
nevMyd
Ne. Ki -North Queen BtrtH't.
MCmICALTRE
:at
-TI1K-
Perseverance Band, of Lebanon,
WIIL lOICIRT 4T
MENNERCHOR GARDEN,
SVTUKDAY KVKVINT,
Ueutlnueu Invited.
JULY 3
Ladles and
Jj-2 .'Id
e
AK HALL.
Het Weather Clothing.
"-ersea, Flannels, seersuckers, Alpai is anil
ether Warm flay Uethlng .Materials tn l.reitest
Yurlety of tjuiilltles and I'llces
You'll Ilnd the practical sort of clethinK here.
The mint hlghe-t care ulyen te Its rcllsl"lllt It
we.ir as Kissl iu It leeks LiKiks better than It
ceits, and uwts les tbun anyw here i Ise.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Southeast Cerner Sixth anil Market,
rilll.ADKI.lMUA.
Inne21 tfdeed
Tt RURSK'H.
FIREVORKS !
FOR JULY 3 & 5.
ALL KIXM or riHElVOlK.S
New- Iteady hverybedy darn buy and sheet en
3d anil 5lh. Other j ears 3d, Ith and 5th. .stores
-upplleiJ at HAKHAIN fICICKl. AfterJULY
5, our store, with ethers In our line, wilt cloe at
tp m, during the summer months, Saturdays
CXrcplcd.
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 BAST KING STREET,
LANCASTKlt. V A.
-Telcpbenn Connection.
1 s Our store will be epen en Monday, July
5, en account of fireworks.
QUOKS ! !3llOi:S !
(rieat Sacrifice of Shoes.
SPEOIAL BASKET BALE
JOHN HIEMENZ,
NO. 61 NORTH QUEEN ST.
Having a Surplus Stock of
10,000 PAIRS
Of Shoes of All Grades for Children, Misses,
Ladles, Men ana lleys, we bio deternilneil te
clesn them out at a great sacriflce tn the follow fellow follew
fnv manner
Thu shoes are placed In baskets, and each
basket has a price marked thereon.
'I be iJA basket contains l.uilli s' Kid and l'eb
ble button shoes ; some of tbeui are w et th ti.UI
and IJ en.
'I he 11.45 llasket contains Shoes worth tiOO and
U M per pair.
We bavu placed about one dozen such bargain
Ilaskct In our store, nnd you will be surprised
at the I, (Kid (jusllty and Lew figures.
This will be the greatest bargain sale ever held
in Lancaster Among thorn jeu will nnd semu
of theHneat (juellt) bhees for Ladles, Misses
and children.
Alse a Large Let of Ladles Opera Slippers at
7'c a pair.
Junell jydf
CHOES I HUOKS !
New Red Frent Shee Stere,
Ne. 48 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Next Doer te l'ostefflco)
We have Just received ene or the Ilnst Lines et
Men's iley's. Youths', Ladles', Misses'
and Children
SHOES
That can be get ter the meney, thus complet
ing our already lurgn stock. We can guarantee
the rrlces te be HO 1TOM fill Ul!r.S." YV a
nuve atrlctly "ONK I'll I UK." and Buarantee
ontlre satisfaction. If you want rlneer cearse
sboesorsllppersi If you want hnnd or niachlno niachlne niachlno
niaile shoes, III fact, if you want anything In the
shoe line, that can be found only indrst-class
uitabllshmenU at Popular Prices, cull at the
NEW KKU f IttINT 8HOE BTOUK,
Ne. 48 NOKTH QUEEN STREET,
(Next Deer te the I'osteOlco.)
CHAS. aTrEECE.
uyrll-aiudAwll
h it w a n rmn via km kn tb.
AHIIl.AN'l) HOIIHK, ATLANTIC CITY,
IVOOellS JULY 1st. limine nnnr tmltiauit
lnent I tm trio lights, eleclile bells, city water,
tlrsl iliKsiui inc. Tertiijuiedciatn. Hint class
baraltathid IthNIU UAII t'KIt,
J) 1 lind I ale of Umpe Hetel, 1-unruMer, fa.
1301 1 H KH'N
LIQUOR STORE,
Ne. 31 t'K.NTUK syiJAHK.
WANTKD-HY THE OLDEST COL
I. hi I'lOV AliKSCi In America, a man
nger let a llrauch eitleti lu Lancaster. Ileticid
net boa law) er. Address,
j ii MAitrisiiAi.i:.
Iniiea, It Vii tIJ 1.H Salle St., Ihlcage, III
-WANTED- AHKNTH WITH SMALL
VV raidtnl e hsiosemrllilngiinw, tietl'k,
larsn pmllts, special jn day infer, wiltn at once
h-MP llthl,0,.vSl tiuialsi., N. . u-Sineisl
MA UK LEY'S "YAKa" HEAt'VlES "
clear nihil of choice. Ne. 1 llavnua. nre
recommended le lexers of a gentilue Havana
Cigar, a n VrCn
Ne SI North Queen Htroet
(Keimerl) llartman's)
w
11 Y PAY fl.' KOK A SET OK TEETH
when j mi can net the same at IS at
W.I. MMIM.s Denial iiisims,
Ne 62 North Queen M reel,
(liismtmhilstetvd api; t)d
MARKLEN'S Yl.i.LOW " 1'RONT"
clesr tiller IbiMina ! lent Cigar Is pnv
neunred by smokers the best In the mar
ket, at
JtAllKI.KY'S Yellow trout,"
Ne. it North Queen siroot sireot siroet
( termerly lbirtinan's)
"I EVAN'S KLOIUI.
iJ
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Relinble
Gl' RING OPENING AT II. GER
RNE tailoring.
The Laigest and most Couiplete Assortment
of HMi WOOl.I.KNsforthiit-prlngliadetDbe
found In tlie city of Lancaster.
A cholie Line of bprltig Overcestlngs and
f autaliHiulngs In all the Latest Patterns.
l'ltccs Lew, Iti'st Workmanship, mid all geislj
tY arrunled as represented.
H."GDRIiART,
NO M NOUTIl QUKKN STItKK.r.
Opposite the fosteltlce. marn-lydll
1 s RA N I)
ANMAL PICNIC.
Grand Aimual Picnic
Of THK
Bakers of Lancaster.
AT
TELLS HAIN.
TO-JIDUKOIV csATl'KDAV), JULY 3, K-s.
-iluinlbiies will leave Knapp's hsloen at I
e'clmkp in .andrunevery hour lliereattcr li
p.VTKNT STRAP PANTALOONS.
Th GrMtMt Is nation of the A;.
Pantaloons uiade with the fateut Strap tit
easy, ile net bag out nt the knees, dun't draw up
when slttlug down, and glie better satisfaction
than any ethers, flace yourerdcrwlthA.il
ltesensteln, the Merchant lalier, who has the
sole rtpht for Lancaster for the f atent Doublu Deublu
Htrap I'liutaloens 1 eiler an unusually full stock
of nebby rikIs for fnntaloens, Suits, Y'esllng
and Spring oierceots, and am devoting my en
tire attention te my friends and patrons, and
w 111 spam no effort te retain the position I ha n
se long held as t Irst rlne Merchant Tailor et
Lancaster. Kesi"Ctfully yours,
A. 11. UOSL.s.srht.S. 37 .North OurenSt.
TxrlLLlA.YUrONA rUSTKR.
32 te 38
EAST KING STRKKT,
LANOASTER, PA.
( 1 mi A . OMFnlflAliLE .11 1 V
Oil
STRAW HATS
-AMU-
Neckwear.
Seersucker Oeats and Vests,
$1.65, $2.00, $2.60.
Serge Coats and Vests, $5.00,
$6.00, $7.50.
English Serge Suits, $13.00.
THE "NEW LIGHT."
A Die3 Straw Hat for Yeiiiik lien.
MANILLAS, fltENCil l'ALM A CANTONS,
A Drees Straw Hat ter Men, Sue.
l.lgt Stiff fclU, 11.00.
JULY NECKWEAR
HEVKNTKKN CKNTS.
INDIAN .AUBkBAiSBia3AN AM) SUM
UNDERWEAR.!
SJc.tOc., T5c.
COMfOUT f()K GENTLEMEN.
GENUINE
JULT
WATJKMPIAST SHOE,
$2.50.
The .Meid Comfertablo Shoe for allpurnoues
cwr iiilriHluced,
BILLIAMSOM FOSTER.
I"tiSTATK Ol' ANNrK UUIiKIt, LATK
ll of MMihelin horeuKh. iJincaster county,
deceasud. T he uiidenlKUi'd audlloi.uppelnUd (e
Cans upon excopllen. und te dUtrlbute the
alaiici iemiiliiliiln the hands of cumuel Ulce,
execiitnr, te und ainenir theso legally enlliled
te thu Mime, will nil ier that purpose en TUKH
IA,JUI,V 20.1m!, at iu o'clock a. ui.,ln the
Library lloein of the Court lieuse, in the City
of Lancaster, uhere all tiereeus lutercatud lu
aid distribution may attend.
juneSKJtdr NM. N. Al'l'KL, Auditor,
HKW AnmHTHtmMKMTH.
IDEAL TOO I'll reWDKU.
IHK.M. I'OMPI.KMOS RiiAf.
1 II t. A I Qf I N I N P. AN It nil l.l'IIU It SO Af
IIUIII.KVn lllttlli HluitK,
Ne. ai West King .Street.
F
ril.SIIIMi TACULEll'Sr receivke
a line let of .lapinese HatnliiMi Poles at liinnil
vnceuls minted Iteils '.11 cents, etc, Heels,
Lines, He Us, etc, at
II II.M ' Knst Kml Pharmacy.
Ue ttallej s I Iir fills ler Coiistlpallen.
HEALTHY, IiEIKIOIS AND RE
trt'shliig. What IIimit's Heet Ut'tM'.
'I he best Hiinuuir llrlnk A butllii that will
uiake ftxegiillens of this dulUleusdllnk 1 sold
fill .a i cuts, tiy
CIKJII It AN, 111 K liHt'OlllHT,
At Nes 1T7A 11 North Queen hi., lauiraatur, fa.
majsljecsllt
rpoiiAcce curriNes, surahs,
JL 1NII1 AND fAOKKlia1 WA8TK, ill
f1 1 nit II IkJlltlftll flit fsitdli
Hll'T-
Irv and
Clean, beitiihl for casIi.
J. H. MOMNH,
Ne Vi f earl Htnmt. New Yerk.
llnteiiMirn fivd. Hcluitte, Ne. its Pearl street.
New erk. rllT lyd
CALL AT
aieiiK
REIUAHT'H OLD WINK
urn
LIHTON'H BXTUAOT OP DEEP.
riNBST IM Till WORLD.
Kstnbllshcd, 178&.
H.e.SLAYMAKEn.AQI..
(i.tiUlt.l
Ne. AI Kasl King Htrist.
1WII II AI 7.K AND OrilK.R UNDER
V h lt -suited for all seasons at prices tit
suit all Cl.ls-en
mm 9i cents up te the, Hun
Merine and feather
weight Alse, Working
fauls, OwnillK, extra site erklugaud Diess
Shirts, lliHiety Lute sles .Neckwear, Sus
landers, I elliits, Cutfs II iiidkcrchlcfs and No
tions All cheaper than c er
AT IIKCHTOLD'rt,
Ne 6J North Queen streut.
-SK (l the nig stneklng
f s a twosleiy llrlck lloue ter sain or
rout. In ageist locution Immediate tosscs1en.
A riNKUAl. Hl'lUNd WATKlt,
BLACK BARREN
Mineral Spring Water
Is strengl iinpregnaled with the sulphates of
uitiKui'"! i and Mida. sUIci aiut chloride. These
tl tut ulnar, im urali cemblmd with the water.
ami aie nei precipieitisi ey eriitmiry causes,
'they maintain I lie purity et the water for jears
anil It ne i gets slauiiaut or Hat
Its miiltcal prejvt.itles aie strong and active.
It m iiilti'-t ll-clt tlrst as a dluietlc. rerrecllng
Hie kidney, cspclilng the uric acid preiuplly,
deteuipiwlng cil.ulus siicary and fervlgn de
txisltHiind It'iiiiivliiKilieiu Irtiui the system 11
iulilor.ites the sliuuacti, tones the general
health of the body The water Is cheap, reliable,
pleasant, etfectual. Mrdlial tcMlmeuy and
reference gleti. I'.S. (luOI)MAN. MatmKer.
Ne. S7 Kant dram Mrcet, (rear of ( eurt Ituune )
IILACh IIAUUKN HPK1M1 HOL'sK new
epen. or terms, etc , address
Miss l HltlsTIK IIOMIIKIIOVlt,
f lR.isant (iroe, latncnster County, fa.
Juiiela-5uid
BOUNTY I'ONVUNTION.
Democratic County Convention.
The liemiielalic County and District Conven
tions el lui' a-teriHiunty, will nieeteu the third
tlisirer Kepler s fontelllre llulldlng, In the City
et I.aui'4-ler, nil
Wednesday July 28.
Tb il'leute from the cllj dUtrlctn will uuwt
ut 1 u in unit ht t thrvu tW'K'ffnU' te thu
DtAtlMi'ItVIMttlOtl
iti' ih'lrui.tfri from the Z l.nr) twiumbly
tlUtrlct will uu-et ut Ida in uml ulct thrru tlfl
I'k'utr-, te lh Htftte cmiwmtlim nutl uuiulnnte
two uiriubi'lN nf assembly
1 hi tU'ttKftti4 fnwu thvvltyiinit lower illntrlcU
wtiltbcn intitt In Mitmterfal eonintleii anil
lect u mHilT of the vtatv rmniiilttt .
'I he tlcli K-it'i from tlin 'M nueuibly and 14th
neni.terUl tliH-r) dltrlct wilt inert at lotion,
in , antl nouitnattMiiie jMTtien Ter ntat nater,
threo mom Int. si ertuKMiiblyt eUct fourtlelt'atci
te the utalti roikwnlten ami a lnembcr of the
stnte com. nit b i
Atter ihnnillntinuncntnf all the district con
tMitleti4 thouelcnuto will incet In Joint county
cmtM'ntleti Htid iioinlnnte camlliWte for Cen
grei, 01-ttrtct atterney, prUeti lntKcter I2)t
Veor .lttLters ( I), and county eur'ej or.
The
urtmarv tnfsitlnirs te elect three or tlve
deleuatea from each district teald cenentluns
Hill be held ou A1 I KIIA1 I .M , ,11II. Jl, at
lilacs- rtntl between hetirM te be anniAiced by
liandlilll by the illlferunt ceinmltteeineTi.
Irani each district n member of the county
committee for the ensuliiu yejir Is also te Iw
ehoen CeinmltltHtnnn will notice that the
laws Kevcrulm: nrlinary elections urn In farce
and must be carrleil out at thene elections.
teplea of these law, blankii for hintlbllls, Ac,
furnHhed upon atiiillcntlen
tt. U IIKNSKL.
Lhslriuati Dem.Ce. Cem.
I.iIKi ISTKR, .lumi'il, 1H-I, Ulltl30l1,VW
H
lltHIl ,t UHOTUKK
SEMI-ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE
BEGINS TO-DAY.
We Hereby Olie Netice that un nhjll limit
g urate a
Grand Clearing Sale
or
SUMMER
CLOTHING
AN I-
FURNISHINGS.
Oiireutlre Hpi lntr and Siimmei Stock miist be
ilenred away within Iho next forty daye, WITH.
(II T It KU Alt I) TO COST, 'llietllst Cillers will
bavu tlin choice or the cream, no coine as early
us possible, ilear In mind that we want all te
call and ece for themselves the Immense bar
gains tlmt woareoltcrliiir.
OUUTEUMb AltE "One frlce, und that the
Lewest."
OUll HULKS- " Courteous Treatiiient le
Kicrjone. NoTieublo te HhowOcredj. Every Every Every
one'a fatronuBe Solicited."
I1111SH & BROTHER,
ONE-PRIOE
Clothing and Furnisning Heuse,
0UUNEB NOliTII QUKKN BTUKKT ANU
OE.N'l'ltK SUUABK.
J- Stere closesovcry day at 0 p. in. Saturday
at lu p. ui.
flll HAJ.r. UU UKNT.
FOK HAIiK.
An entirely new " Hall Type Writer," with
complete seta of type, IncludliiK eight dirTurent
BtylcH, capltala and sinall letlera, plain, fancy
and scroll. Cost price, II') ; will bu Held for t.
Address, " K. M. L.."
Jiiue'i tfd iNTKLLtur.MtitiiOrricit.
OK KENT.
Shep in rear of N'e. 37 West Chestnut street,
used as u cigar-box factory, and a Bhep en
Mlllttn street, between Seuth Queen und f iIiile
streets, lutcly used a.s a carrlunu tactery. Alse a
dwellliiL' and slorureom new occupied by A,
A. llubley as a drui; store, West King street.
RC&5tftW INTELLIOKNUKU OKMUK.
piUVATi: HALK OFjIOKSES.
I have a let of
WESTERN NOnMANHOR3E3,
Iretn Indiana and llllneK, purchased by Giveii,
luum A Ce. ceiisltUiiic of heavy drafts, larrn
hnruu. ami a few nice drive. 1 also nave a car.
lead ni Kentucky and Ohie lIerkCS.KOi
which 1 will dlipe" or eyjltU if UUC
oed drivers,
ie.
UUOSSMAN.
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