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fcMrved In Columbia a a general holiday
Ml Um eeapntt atpenslen of business of
MtkwdKj TMN WM no puune euservancu
f thtt f bB' Mc'1 per011 celebrated the
according 10 nix own inclinations.
rjrwinier portion of the town vrore
HV during me enitre uay in snoei-
etf fire-cracker, torpedoes, cartridges,
. and ft nntnhAr nf amall tuni liaar wit
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f amm te tbe day Ivy aliaht burns. Onl v ttv e
tWntoem of aerleua accident happened dur
tsgtbe day and one eftbese occurred through
-imtreme carelessness. Picnics were theerder
-".of the day, and many availed themselves e(
K tbe oeDortunltv afforded them liv snendine
Vthe day In a qntet way In the weeds. Parties
T WMl In i hlilrln X nAlr ll.n Tnlnt f.,fn11a
f 2ZV"' " , . "l " VMIIW, A..O.. "
rerry, xetk. furnace, etc., and an reperi
bavlnc a very Pleasant time. In tbe ei enitie
a large number et persons bad llplas of
fireworks, and some were of a lery elabor
ate cbaracter. A large crowd of peopleweut
te Lltltz during the day te witness the cele
bration of the day at that place. A number of
strangers spent tbe day In Columbia. The
many saloons of town did a thriving business
although very few Intoxicated persons were
aeen en tbe streets.
Accidents of the Fourth.
Frank Michael, an eight-year-old son of
Frank D. Michael, living en Third street,
Was sheeting off fire crackers, en Monday af
ternoon. The boy held a "hlaser" in bis
band and received tbe force of tbe powder In
his face, lie was soverely burned about the
eyes. Tbe left eye is very badly burned and
considerable of tbe powder eutered tbe optic.
Tbe right eye is also Injured, but net as bad
aa tbe ether one. Or. I, Kingsten attended
tbe injuries, and la of the opinion that tbe
algbt is net destroyed by tbe ponder.
Charles McClaln, a 9-year-old son et Jacob
McClaln, living en Union street, while at the
Blcnie of tbe Columbia Fire company at
else's weeds, was en tbe platform during
an intermission. Seme ene shot oil a revol
ver. The bullet struck tbe boy in the right
leg below the knee, taking a dqwnward
course and coming out about four Inches
below whom It entered. The Injury was at
tended by Dr. Livingston, who found that
tbe bone of tbe leg was net injured by the
bullet.
Other Casualties.
Yesterday afternoon Ambrose It. Dunkel,
employed at Grubb's stene quarry, was en
gaged in coupling cars when tbe cars came
together with such force, that his right arm
was caught between the dead weeds and
very badly mashed from the elbow te the
wrist. The bone was also cracked and the
injury is a palnlul oue. Amputation will
net be necessary.
This morning Edirar Moero. llvlmr in the
wmuiry, was waiKing past WIsler'RlatiUjjf'j
vuesinui urn turnpiKe, wtuwf- larire doc
b&RhvtBhl1 ?S5rfnd attacked Hh
biting him jverelyj-th0 Ieft Bldft
CelnmbJajJfcJ,,.,, the nrv,y FKbers.
iUMi pet rramn rf Hi a uei-lnu f tAt) tt ann (It
arvey Fishers and the Columbia club was
played en last Saturday alternoeu, betoren
large crowd. The clubs played lu geed style,
but tbe home team eutbatted tbe tlsltera and
wen tbe game with oase. King and Kesb,
of tbe home team, w ere ery eflectlve, Tbe
core was ns fellows :
Colombia 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 4-S
Jhu-vcy jrisbers e 0030000 03
In the second game of the sorlex en Mon
day morning, the Hull brothers occupied
the points for Columbia. They wero badly
supported, tbe fielding of Columbia being
very loose. This w as tbe score :
Itarvey Flsbers 3 e e 1 s u B 4 i-l'
Cel unit) la . i) 1 0 0 0 1 : i 0-1.
The concluding came was nlaved Mendnv
afternoon before a big crowd. It was n tlne
game, but Columbia was tee Mining at the
bat for her opponents. Kesb and King were
again the battery ter the home nine mid wen
the game by their tine work. In the third
inning, with three men en baBes, the neU
succeeding three batsmen wero retlred with
out hitting tbe ball. Thlrtoen or tbe isiters
wero rotired en strlkes. Alter tbe conclusion
ofthe game tbe victorious club, headed by
the drum corps, wero paraded down htreet
attended by a largocrewd of base ball enthu
siasts. The scere fellow s :
Columbia... s 1 1 e 1 e e 1
Hurtey Fishers jocueuuo
llrllglnila fittiu
Chippeta Castle, Ne. te Knights el
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Golden Kagle, attended divine service ou
last Sunday evening at tbe Second street
Lutheran church, an excellent sermon was
delivered Hev. W. P. fi-ans.
A national sermon was preached en last
Sunday evening in the Trinity Reformed
church by Hev. J. II. Pannebeeker.
On Sunday morning llev. C. D. Harp,
pastor of the United liruthren church, de
livered a Boriuen appropriate te the day.
l'eraeual Alentluii.
Miss Julia Miltenburger returned home
this morning te Philudelphia alter a Wait te
Columbia.
Dr. W. S. Leanien, of Philadelphia, spout
tbe holiday In Columbia with his parents.
Miss Lydia Cbesser, of Lancaster, is visit
ing in Columbia as the guest of Mrs. W. 11.
BeltteL
Tunn Notes.
The Columbia wreck crew left tew nearly
this morning te attend n wreck at Christiana.
Tbe way passenger train was thirty minutes
late by reason et tbe wreck.
The picnic et the Columbia ilre company,
held In Heine's weeds en Monday, was the
most successful ever held by the company.
Tbe best erder pre ailed.
Many poeplo went te Gettysburg en last
Sunday te attend the Grand Army encamp encamp
tnent at that place.
During Monday travel was ery heay ou
the railroad passenger trains.
A number efdruuks wero arrosted by tbe
officers, but were all discharged by paying
costs.
On July 4, 16S&, P. O. Jehns attended a
picnic at Cblckles rock, w lien he lest a geld
bcarf pin. Yesterday he was again at a pic
nic at that place, when one of the imrty leuud
the scarf plu and returned It te the ew ner.
A number of colored mcu wero lighting en
Monday, wben Al. Hill was cut lu the bieist,
causing a painful wound.
Yesterday afternoon. Stonben Joins, liv.
lng near town, was engaged In drlviuga
reaper en bis (arm. The team ran oil ami
before it could be stepped the machine was
somewhat broken.
Last Sat '.lay ecn!uga whlte and a oel-
oredeoy were arrested for corner leallug.
Thby had a bearing before Squlre Horshey.
The whlte boy paid his cost, but tbe colored
boy was put in tbe lockup ler ten hours.
A trouie of sixteen colored men et town
gave a performance in tbe hall nt Wrights
ville last ulgur.
The drug storeofDr. O. P. Markel was
connected by telephone this morning.
Tbe base ball clubs, composed of members
of the council and school beard, will play n
game of ball ou next Thursday afternoon, en
tbe grounds of the Columbia club. Ibis
game will boa ury tutorestiiigeno.
IVauteu u Marrluse l.lceuae.
He said be was from Hplirata, as he stojijied
te tbe desk of the clerk of the orphans' court
en Saturday and asked for a marriage li
cense. The obliging clerk procured the nec
essary blanks and all the questions w ere an
swered satisfactorily except tbe last, and in
reply te that ene he said Ills Intended had
been married before aud her husband was
iiLVL8, nTb0 clerk told hllu '" could ut
X512. .eS' .unleM tuer0 had " 11
rt?JSt,. h? Ephrau man said she was net
divorced, but that Bhe did net care any
longer for ber husband. She liked h m
much better and wanted te marrv hiui? T "
,Mei,pIala te hln mat'ibe teman
S?iJ ?. i'10 Lrn.reu """. and he then
wanted te knew whether he could net get
serried without a license.. He was told net
In PeunBvlvnllliKir uiiv ..II,... .., ."'!"
feiVi under tbe circumstances, aud he left the
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Llitef Unclaimed Lslteia.
Tfca fellow lng Uthe list or unclaimed let-
m
remaining in the po.telllce, ler the week
xuiyein, 18b(jj
if", ."" AJrean, Miss Murla
Mm. Cshlll Ml.. I.I..I. ,T,,r
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i. C6)(-aXu.l Voerd;UUOy, A' lUCK'
THJP tOBACCO MARKET.
Aa Unabated Demand ler the Old Lamaiter
Ceuntj Leaf,
The demand for old Lancaster county to
bacco continues ttnabated and about WW
cases or 1SS2 and 1SS3 leal went te Eastern
markets during the past week. Tbe prices
paid wero net blgb, as most el the Btnck was
intended te be used as tillers and binders
tertbe betterclassnf domestic cigars catered
with Sumatra wrappers. It tbe heldets et
old leaf did net demand hlgher prices than
jobbers and mauuracturers are willing te
pay, the warehouses hore would seen be
emptied of their old stock.
We hear also of the sale of 150 ca-os of '
Havana seeil crown in this county. The
sampling of thiscrep has net yet fairly begun,
but that part which has been dimpled Is
turnlnu out remarkably well tbe colors
being or the right kind, tbe teture tlne and
glossy, and the smoking rpidlty quite supe
rior. There Is money lu It for the holders.
The new crei, under tbe lntluence of glo
rious summer woather, Is crew lng tlnely,and
we bear of but llttle complaint of insect dep
redatiens. Heme of the eatly planted patches
have already Iwen topped." Should no un
foreseen calamity betall it a ery large
and evcolleut crop of tobacco w III be har
vested In this and adjoining counties. The
only complaint we hae heard from dealer
Is that two large a proportion of the crop 1
seed leaf. They say that tbe demand Is for
very line looking cigars, and that seed leaf
wrappers will net till the bill, and they will
hae te be sold at Illler and binder price.
The nv lerk Market.
The New Yerk seed leaf market has again
beenaUUn. The Tobacre I. if rcerts the
saloer 3,2011 case, of w hlch K0 cases wero
Pennsylvania 'SI and 'S.
Tbe Tobacco Journal y tbe lei f market
seems te hae assumed n stability, tbe like of
w hlch bail almost ecped the memory et the
eldest "doalers. Of the siles made this
week old Pcnnsylvanii and Wisconsin wero
mast prominent. As usual this time et tbe
year, manufacturers show mere Interest for
old tobaccos than for new by securing a cer
tain quantity or old.
Kite hundred bales or Hat ana tillers were
sold at tiOCj,fl.07i: and 'Jw) bales Sumatra
wrappers til f !.')( i.l 15.
dans Weekly ltepert.
Salosef seed leaf toliacce reported by J. S.
Gain' Sen A Ce., tobacco brokers, Ne. Utl
Water street, New Yerk, for the week end
lug July 0, lSXl:
4.50 cases llWiscensln Hatana, lOQlt'iC.;
300 cases ISse Wisconsin, t ; j00 cies ls,s3
l'cunsylvania, O'll ; lMeiss lv"J Penn
svltntna, IO'jC; Ku cases lvsl Pennsyltanla,
lllie ; 100 c.ie 1W, Pennsyltania Havana,
p. t.; 10 caes IvO state llatana. p. t. j
'J.S0caes lS"l state Havana, Of, u ; loe cases
ls-vj Ohie, j). U; 450 cases X)hin tinmen
VHilla; lOOcaies lssl Dutch, (ili Total,
2,400 cases.
riilllilelphla Statket.
All branches of tbe tobiece trade are nour
ishing. Leit tobtccesultiblo ler cigars has
Improved. The fact 1, the new j;exls that
hate been sampled mee tl rennli-etncnts
ui me iraue, '-"'irTotiaece metes oil nulte
freely, especlalfvVnnsvltanla and Wlscen.
sin, at a lrjitl advance, tbe miirket being
stiller. Tlflofnlure is tery premising.
WflStra sells ns usual.' home teryhaud
seurff-uimniAM nf the new cren hate been en
Jh market ut an advanced figure.
Havana Is dally sold te a conslueraiile ox ex
tent, but It must bave quality.
uih1j Stlmel Celehnkllnu
Xi.rrsvitLE, JulyO TheNetlstllle L'nien
Sunday school beld Its tilth annual anni
versary en bunday,July 4th, and the occasion
drew together u tciy large eouceurso of peo
ple. Net nearly all could g iu admission te
the otercrowded heuse. The church was
nicely decuraled with Hags, ferns and a pro pre
lusion of flowers tastefully arranged. The
exercises commenced shortly after 2 o'clock
with singing by tbe school, reading of Scrip
ture by the superintendent, Dr. H Wltmer,
and prayer by Hev. Hee.l. Addresses, allef
which wero tery Interesting, were delltered
by Kots. Khedes, Keed and Kckert, of Lan
caster, and Mr. A. (5. Laudl, of Sterling
Kansas. Miss Hallle llechteld and Mr. Harry
Gibsen each sang several soles which were
highly appreciated.
The repert et tbe superintendent, Dr. Wlt
iner, was read as fellows . Number of pupil",
SOU ; number of teachers aud oilicer, 10 ; st
orage nltendance of pupils, 131; number of
tlhlta during the t ear, 2,0. ; number or
tislts slnee whoel ejiened In tlte yeirs, 15, 15,
300,eran average ferevury Sunday of 00; nuin nuin
ler addresses, "jj; amount et collections,
f2!5 2S; expenditures, fJOLSt; balance
Number et members uresent eterv Sun
day, lh, each et which recelted a tert pretty
Hible, or instead a library. 'Iho lollewing
ure the names of these faitblul is:
Annie Gless, Minnie Hrutiaker, Mabel Irene
Wltmer, Willie Tehler, C'lat ten Haterstick,
Oea Gotweld, Willie hlautler. Moureo
llaterstlck, Samuel Widmter, Wl'lle Keip,
Jehn Delp, Harry Kepp, Henry Help,
Samuel Heth, Charles Dinbaugh, I. 11.
Kuhus, Harry Amer.
The exercises closed with singing the
doxelcgy nnd benediction by Hm. Khedes,
thus closing ene of the most Interesting an
niversary eterclses el the school.
Celebrate,! 1IU 1 trt .tlaM
Sunday was a gala day at St. Jeseph's
Catholic church. A seu of oue of its old
members celebrated bis iirst muss and the
occasion was ene of j;reat interest te the
members of the congregation. The celebrant
was Father Frederick Klicbner, who was
ordained en Corpus Chrlsll at SL Vincent's
Abbey, in North Carolina, as a lteiiedictine
lather, and who will henceforth be known as
Father Human. Nine o'clock was the hour
designated for the mass, but long before that
time the church was crowded. St. Peter's
and St. Jeseph's Catholic societies attended
In ii iKxIy. A number of clerujuieii were
present lu the altar, among them being a
brother of the young priest, who is also a
member of the same order In tbe priesthood.
The sormeti was preached by Father Grote Grete
mt or.
lie sjiekn of the duties of the congregation
te the priest and the duties of the priest as
the spiritual adv iser et a ceugri pillnii.
Father II11111.111 will hat e charge nt St. An An
teony's church during theabseuceiii Hurope
el Father Kaul.
Oil Sunday afternoon aud eteiiing the
father el the young priest was tailed ou by
the members el the church and be entertain
ed them in hospitable manner.
Cle&rtllHkliit: IXirereutes Atljtiletl
F.I'Uuata, July u Fer the past month
there has been a dllliculty in soine of our
mam cigar factories in regard te wages,
which has resulted lu u temporary less el
time te a great ninny of the elcHnnakers.
Fortunately ler the place all dlllereuces are
new adjusted, aud the men nre all at work.
O. G. Hull, it ilre., whose shop was closed a
mouth age will probably resuiue work in a
short time with uu iiicreased force et hands.
Kphrata has the base ball lever. A club
was recently organized. Yisterduy Ibey
played with tbe New Helland club mid sut
lered a defeat.
'Iho Fphrata . Mountain Springs hotel has
he far but lew guests.
Hilled Vt bile en no I.iriirdeli,
William Hosteller, of Lebanon, was killed
en the railroad at GnldeuHtllle, near Gettys
burg, en Sunday. He was en the train which
carried th' Lancastrians tint day te the
battle-lleK uid at the place where he met his
death he' i gotten oil while the train was
delayed tr in nor flowers. When the train
started he n upted te beard it, but the barb
wire fence I g the trai k tripped him eml
helellund t -lu wheels, lteih legs were
cut oil at the t h. and shortly alter beinc
Iilckcd up in
live children,
excursion.
id. He leates a wife and
no et whom were uu the
l'tu II. n liUh t Ulltl.
Oeorge H. Willson lias giten f te the local
Parnell fund,
Tiie local branch of the Irish .National
IiCigue this nfteruoeu forwarded through
Treasurer H. It. McCouemy te ltuv. t'liurlts
O'Kellly, Detroit, Michigan, tbulr MS.0111I
Instalment of Irish luiids. This last draft
was for JWMK, The tehil thus far sent Is
Jell liic llujilers.
Messrs. Win. llebb and Hicliard Selxas. el
the Century Wheelumii's club or Phlladel
phla, left the latter city en Sunday at 7 a. in.,
aud reached Lsncasiei at -M p. in. They
wero the Kuests el Datlil X.eclier, Ne. s:i
nPn h. "'"""y Htreeu Tbey returned te
Philadelphia ou Monday allernoen.
State autt Uuuulx Tax.
Saturday was the last day ler the payment
or state and county taxes te sate the abate
ment The collectefs'of these taxes rer tbe
city were kept ery busy. The amount re
ceived by them was about f3,oea
ATTXMPTXn HVICIOK.
A Inane M Bitallni an tlunce and a Halt
of Laudanum.
On Saturday etenlng a low minutes after
the Harrlsburg Impress west left tbe Peiin
syltania rallnxid depot, Jehn Hutter, a
young man 2S tears old, attempted te take
bis Ufa Wblle staudlug ueir the steps lead
ing te the tower, be pulled from Ills ps:kct
a small bottle, quickly swallowed tbe con
tents and tben threw tbe bottle away. He
turned te a gentleman, who was standing
bv, and asked him hew be could get te the
hospital, as he had taken a ilose or poison.
Otllcer (teiss, who wivsen dutt In the neigh neigh neigh
borheod, ttas summoned ami he took tun
man te the station house. Dr. Stewart, the
station heuse physician, was summoned and
was seen en hand. Alter uerklmr sev
eral hour with Hutter, he pronounced mm
out or danger. Tbe doctor sas tbe man
swallowed auouneesnd a ballet tbe deadl.t
drug.
Hutter was net disposed tn li tery coiiiinu ceiiiinu
..inati. n.i uiiiir.tai'tiiL'iit hut en Suiidav he
talkisl freelv te a reprtentatite el the In In
tklmekmbu. lie slid thitbe was n)ii of
nmaniiel Huttor.wtielivpil neir imerceupe,
that his parent w ere dead and for the last
two year he ha lit ed at l.sndltllle, Itwas
Airther learned from him that be is married
but ler come yearsjhe has net lit ed with bis
wife audit was en account nt a woman that
he took tbe drug. Since be has lit ed atl.au atl.au
dtstlllehe made the acquaintance et LUzle
Harry, w he Is a married worn in, but whose
husband lelt her some time age suit is new
lit lng In Kansas. Llirle's lrlends burned
rix-ently that Hutter was a married man and
te break ett the Intimiey between them they
threatened te prosecute him. Till made
him desperate and he concluded te take his
Ufa He said alter thinking oter the matter
that he niade a mistake In deluc e aud he
would net er mike another attempt.
A charge or disorderly conduct was marked
en the slate against him, but the mayor alter
consultation with the authorities did net hear
the case. He was prosecuted, hew ever, ter
violating the Hw by attempting suicide,
which is an ollense acalust the law of this
state, and being unable te lurulh Lull was
locked up reraliearlng.
u; Ceck-Klcluer Captured
While a cock light was in progress lu a
Held in the extreme southern portion of
Philadelphia, near League Island, Monday,
40 city pellceniau, w lth elllcers of the Society
for Pretentien of t ruclty te Animals rushed
upon the scene and captured 27 men, 13 game
cewk, a quantity of steel galls and ether nir
apbernalla. There was a lively sc&mperiug
across the nelds w hen the etllcers made their
appearance, but terv few escatil capture.
One chicken lav de id In the pit w hen tbe
raid was made! The prisoners were taken
Imtnrnn umi-lstrnlH. who lined three of the
principals fJO each and costs anft-'&fltfWA4WyJ
eacn anu -,M--tTiri nil paiu iue unemi
were dlsdwrj"1 "!Kht of the men, hov hev
eter, ceiildfi, A-e the amount required aud
weresenjffe )r J,n in deftult of payment.
4fVPrHi Lancaster gentlemen were present
AWthececk light but ecped without being
caitured by the llee. Altogether there
were eter ene hundred neple, en the
ground, but only twenty-set en werounfer.
lunate enough te be "cellaret!." Tbere
were a number et Lancaster chickens ou the
grounds aud they Included some of tbe best
lu the city. None el them fell Inte the olll elll
cers' hand. Up te the time or the raid four
battles had been fought and the birds in
which the Lancaster folks were Interested
wen all. It was known in this city for some
tlme past that this tight was coming elf, aud
thoeuly reason that mere Lancaster men
wero net present ttas that they were de
tained hereon ether business.
leath or Jehn tt ll-eii
(Jl AltnvtlLLL, July G. Jehu Wilsen, an
aged and well known cltireu of Drumore
township, died at the residence of his seu J.
Marshall Wilsen, in Quarryvllle en buuday
nlchU-Mi. A llsonwajierlitlnallylrom Yerk
county, where .1 brother still reside. He
purchased and remeted te a farm near Cono Ceno Cone
wlugo furnace about tbe year 1SJ0, tv here be
continued te relde until the spring of 11,
when he remeted with his son te near Quar Quar
ryvlleo. He wasef sturdy bcetch Irish stock
nnd a uiember or the Fnlted Presbyterlau
church. Mr. Wilsen was in his 91st tear.
He whs a man of Irugal and temperate habits,
and has nhvat s enjoyed geed health until
within the past year be has ixHm graiiuauy
tailing. His death is attributed te adtanctsl
age. He leates tvvo-en, J. Marshall, et this
placeaud J. David, el Fulton township.
H.
Wen It) One lltlli
Monday morning the married and slngle
men of J. U. Martin A Ce. 'a, store played a
gamoefballon the Ironsides ground. The
lormer wero defeated by the score el .7 te Je.
ilr. J. A. Iturger was umpire.
Yesterday alternoeu two nines Irem the
lower end of the city calling themselves the
Newsw augers and C'onestegas played a game.
The Conestesras wen by Je te 10. The feature
of the game was the playing of Doebler, first
basemau of the Couestega. He had seten
teeu put outs, four bits and no errors.
A Wslter'a Tees Amputated.
Myhiutta, I'd., July G. Benjamin Wlt Wlt
mer, a young man or Isow Providence, who
has leen spending a low weeks here with
relatives, was talking te a foreman en
the railroad, Saturday. He stepped across
the track, net noticing the approaching train.
The enginn Ntruck I1I111 and iiassed ever his
tees, 'lhey wereamputatetl by Drs. Mew ery
and C'ralg, of Columbia. He is getting uleug
very w ell.
letters (IrHittetl by lite ItegMer
The following letters hate been granted by
the register el wills ler the week ending
Tuesdiy, July 0:
Administhatien Fred. Schwanrer, de
ceased, late of Lancaster city j nnna
bchwutizer, city, administratrix c L 11.
&us,innu Fpher, deceased, late et ML Jey
borough ; Nera Kramer, ML Jey, adiuinlstra
trix. I.ueky fUliermeii,
Among the many llshermnn who spent
yesterday lu pursuit et their favorite sport,
wero Messrs. M. McIIcury, Geergo Mc
Henry and Thomal Chalmers, of Camden,
N. J., and 1'retl. doergo, or Klackwater, who
at tbe latter place caught Ti large bas. They
are all well known lUhertiien, knew the
habits of the luss well, and seldom tall te
make a geed catch.
Concert ut His iiiierchiir Garden
The Porseieranco bind, of Lebanon, gave
a grand concert in M.ennerciier garden Sat
urday evening. Jveter, etun In the palmiest
days of Ilishep Frauke, was tbe garden mero
densely crowded and tieter did it leek mere
attractive, lit up as it was by electric lights
anil hundreds of bright colored lanterns. A
large proportion et these present were ladles.
Ittibhett bj III Hired Man
Ames Olngrich, or Kcst Petersburg, was
robbed en Sunday by Frnest Whale, his
hired man. The tbler took a suit et
clothes', a silt or watch nnd in In money.
Whale Is described as being lite Its t ( Inches
in height and between j and M years of age.
Prison Impellers Aleelliif;
Tbe July meeting or the prleu inspectors
was held en Monday, Koyeud the approval
or bills for supplies liirnlshed, no business
et importance wits transacted.
A IVallvnl luMl-HsblirK.
SniAMiriKi, July . The Independent
Order of Geed Templars held a pleasant los les
tltal en Saturday evening. At 0.15 a balloon
ascension was made, ami another at liO.uetli
or which were very pretty. The music ler
the et oiling was lurnislied by the Paradise
band.
A 1'aster luitalletl,
J. Unbeubeii tvns Installed as potier
Hev.
of St. I'aul'a Lutheran church at Mt. Jey en
Sunday etenliiR. llev. F. V. Jiajeer con.
ducted the services aud preached the instal
lation Horiiieu.
l.lfe Justiraiite I'ultl.
'I he Connecticut Mutual Life lusuruucacnin
puny, of llarlli) rtl, through their uginl, J eiemluli
It I te, paid the widow ami heirs til U111 lute Jehn
M. Harry, the sum of live thousand and thlrt j
elKhtdullard unit utivenly-llvn cenu, for a lltu
pulley held by Mr. Jlnrry lu thutcumpiiuy
bkull Crucbetl.
Jee MeDat lit, aT-jeur old 8011 el JatneH
McDavltt, bridKO-keeper at WrlKhtavllle, fell
Iretn a cherry trim today und crushed in his
ikull. He will tile.
The J'ralie of Soiedout.
Like the lameun article ltmlf, Is In almost
everybody'! mouth. 'Iho people knew that It
preserves as well as beautifies the teeth, llence
It Is the standard Teeth Wash et the Period.
J)Kl'u.'b.ty.
Connected With Telephone Ktcliange.
Dr. C I Maikcl, Columbia, Wcenticcted with
tbe Ulephone etchange
llrlcueil from I Ire ami Sairlllreil.
fxHijliW erth el clothing will be mid nt le
thin one half of tliocet te iniiiufactiire. This
crvat salsreiutncmesThursuay July Sat Mi
131 and 1 Neithyueen street. Iht eutlit! stock
atistat the recent large fire at M. lllng A en.
New lerk mint be sela out In le than two
nis'ks. Kt - thing will be sold nt li tall He
member tin Riflit flte ule cemiuenres 1 tmrils ,
July . In the lirge building nt M" 1. nnd
li North liuven tivct, near ttu rallreul, l.sn
cater. Pa ltd
itKAiiia.
HitaU.uk In this city, en the Mh lint,
Hmmin i. it lift of the lain J mm s Ket Mick. Ill
the TMh enrel herae.
The relative unit friends of the faintly are n
spcrttully Invited te attend the funcr-il, from
her late residence, Ne 42s Church street, en
Thursday afterniHin at t o'clock Sert Ices at st.
I line church at 21, o'clock, tutennent nt Ijii
catereenietcry. J6ild
tiLLle-On the 4th 1nt,ln ltd clt, hred
erlck II W llllg, lu the Mnl ear of hi ante
The relative and trh'luls of tlm t.iinll) , nle,
l.elK'Oll, 1 A A M , and the tla.enlc t Mtemlty
in general, are rrsjicctfull) Invited te attend the
funeral, from his late nlt1encta Ne HI Kat
tme street, en Wednesday afternoon at iM
o'clock. Interment at Wexxlwutil It 111 ceme
tery s(iiviirr In thlscllv enth Mh Inst , turn
Schmidt, wife of Jacob Mhmlttt, ned 3J jein,
2 mouth and 13 da) s
The relative aud friend of the family arc re
rs-ctfullv lutlted te attend Ine funeral, from
her lulsb mil's residence, Ntv n; Iteckhmd street,
enThuistlaj nrierntHin at 2 e clock, Interment
at Woodward 11 III cemetiry J" Jld
Iunuiu In tills cU. en the 5th Inst , Harry
I han-cgy, tn tht 1-th jearuf his ajte
Tbe nlitlve and friends of the lamll are re
jpectfully Intited te attend the funeral, from
the psrents reiuenc. Ne. 1:7 rasi viiminireei.
enWednesdaj afternoon at I v clock. Inter
ment at Lancaster cemetery It
siinxT Inly C tu Lancaster l'a , Mlnnle
Herencti snie diuuhler et Philip and (.athi
ilnehllev, in the Mh tear of herane
.titPctionsere, lemr time she bore
1'hystclan were In aln 1
ituliltxl s-tvv lit te take her home.
Ami e ise heref her pain
t srewelk tllnnle lurewell
l,one, but net terpitlen
think, rurtnt,ef mv t euthful lircast.
In the c ld grave 1115 Isslv rests
Mv spirit iets with i,ed en hlefa,
t here you can uu el ine by suit by
l'tar methfr, 1 am geno from this-.
HeltMjttd from psln, weep net for me
Hear fither and sisters tee, 1 1 snnet forge t.
In Heaven I hope te meet OU jet.
Kunei-U trem her parents' rejldmice. Ne. lib
Church strei t, en Thursday at I e clock Inter
ment nt Lancaster cemeter. Leiatlve and
friend Hit tted.
2nAUKnm.
flillKlelpliU ITiMlure Msrkel
raiLnDiLriitA, .Inly 6 t lour Market Is
dull s tins tit 10 barrel; tunn bakers at
.'.Vs3li l'eima. timll) at 1 JiH 1 Western
at II dfil Vi Patents, n mt m
Uvh Heunlull atJ Ji 15.
1 p in, call w heat July, Njc ; Aug,
c Sept. sSt,e : Oct., ssc.
corn luly ilci Aug, llKc. Sept,, 4.tc ,
UCl , wc
Oats -.luly,
Oct., 31c
37Sc; Aug.SiSc: bepL, S3Sci
Newurk I'rednce tlArket.
Nsw Aerk, July b Heur market anil but
QUlet; rtne, tit11-7': Superflne, ti 6iVfJ1 lu
Common te i-oed Kxtra Western, trt i if 1(0
City Mill Kxtras, M 0P41I fit for West Indies ,
Minn Kxtn, t! 3i3 U) , Lxtra Ne. 2. MIDCJ50
vt heat Ne 1 Ited state en spot, 92(tvic , Se.1
tt htte. state, f 5 ; Ne Ne 2 Kcd, Winter, July,
S5c Aujrf7S' fept.-J.c
Cern .se. - Mixed, caali, 17c July, ISe.
Aug . 17c.
Oats-Ne 1 Whlte tate, pet, IIQI3C , Ne S, de
0c Ne J mlietl, tHpt , inc.
Keilull Canada, W,Sa
Barleyyieminsl.
l'erk tfull . New JIes. $11 iteil 7t
Lard July. MU; Auir,7W. rept , 17 10
Molasses ilrui ; lgils. ter 60 test boiling
stock ; Perte lttce, 3ii3.c.
Turpentine steady al Slic.
Ilesin quiet: strained te Keed. it ("Vll 05.
Petroleum dull ; renued In case -t.e,
rretjhts dull ; grain te Liverpool, tc.
Uult!r Market flnni New Western
Creamery. H8ir.V(c
Cheese dulls Western Hat, SS67KC
Lags steady; Mate, HQlic Western de, 1SJ;
Oll'iC
8uiriir market qulut; Iteflned cntleit, Wic .
UrHiiulated. fi 3-1ih
Tallew dull, prime city, tjc
Letltsi dull ; fair cargoes nt i ll-lffc
Klce quint; t arelluiiand Leul-lan.i, common
efalr, SKUtc
Chicago Marset.
Cuiciiie, July 0. 10 a. m Market opened
Wheat Aug , :vy,e ; Sept,. Mc : Oct . 81Uc.
Cern tug, t7Jie ; fept , i-vc : OcL, 1s,c.
Oats .lull, 3rHc ; Aug , ZXc iepL 2.0.
ferk-lufy, fin 30; Aug , (lu O, ecpt , (10 M'
Oct, $10 M
fjird July, . fi7W , bept . (1 7t Sept. t. ki
lllbS-AQg , ( 0.
Oram and Proruiens
rnrnlnhed by 8. K. Tundt, llreker, Chlcaa
July K, 1 o'clock p in
Wheat. Cern. Oats. Perk. LarD.
July 'K T(iv 10 M 6 70
AllKUlt 7J?i J7'i 30 10 IJW 6 7t
September Hi; 3rni .tJ.Kit'w c -1
October lin4 jis, 10 ,J r :e
November . ... r:
Uecember yt ...
ltecelpu. Car Lets.
Winter Wheat u
Spring Wheat 11
Cern t'll
Oam 51
Itye
ltarley
OllCliy
Crude Oil i
UocelpU Hekh
Closing Prices 2 e clock p. m.
tt heat. Cern OU Perk. Lard
luly -vT-i 37 J. iu 1, 1. m
AiiirusL Hil a ii'; 10 t. eA
bepttinher. trJJ-J Si', n 10 3JW 75
Octeht r J ift 10 J5 t, ed
November .... bl
Hecember
Otl City
Crude Oil u,
riillHtlelphU Cattle Alnrkru
I'imladklviiia, Julytl I'sef cattle, ixcelpts
fe- wiek who lteetes ifitn. sbtep, siju Hel's.
S.ke Previous week licet ts ilm, tiheen.
b,el; Heiss.MiiU.
Ilccf cattle closed Ilrm . Kxtra., Cf
6fc; (,'oed, SKCJie; lutdium, 6QJ"ic j com
tat cows wcrodcmerallztdut 2lc.
Milch cows neredullat t.WJM).
tial Calves were dull nt iti'jVC
hhecp Geed were In better demand while
enmmen were lower; extra, SQWic ,
Kx1. 4Hfi'4c; medium, 54ul4i ; common,
IJsVJhc . Luwbs, lilsc.
Ile's active and Ji,e hlKher western, C-'itlTc ,
country, ttltric
IJve Hteck Markets.
Kist LiaiHTT. Cattle receliits. '.'.' n huid
shipments, l,!Hi5 heatl; market active at last
wtek'H clesliiK prices ; shipments te New lerx,
bOcarlerds
JIeks receipts, 4i0 tiead : shipments. J.W) ,
market active; rhlladolphles, 15 ltiQt 20,
nrkers, fl 8 '5 00. bhlpmenU te New lerk,
12 curhstds
ShtHip receipts, 10,101 head! shipments, S.JfiO!
market slew; prime. IISV05OO , medium te fair,
W'jeai : common, tl(3 ; lambs, (VuQ.
Ciiioaeo, Julys The Wretcrj' Jeurnnt reiMirts
Ciatle Hecelpts, H.t Jieud t shipments, nene ,
cattle market weak, lOfilSc lower, shipping
steers, '.1V1 tn lftuu t,, ti !M5 U) , stockers and
ftsiders.tiliOflt&O; cows, bulls and mixed. 11 75
( '.": bulk, J2 25Q i; threuirh 'lexas,
.'55li!0
Heks Itt celpts, PJ.Mrt head: shipments,
none ; market steady . heavy, I. C035 , light, ti Se
Qf'Jj; mtxed, MGOdiM
Sheep Keiceilpu, l.bu) headt shipments, nene
market steudy ; natives, 12 uei U) , lexuus
.' erjett3 J5 ; Lambs, fiQ3.
Lecal Nioess ana llends.
llopertod by J, II Leiik.I
Par Lest
Value, sale,
LuncasterH per c.-nt., lsae Ku 107
" " 1K. 100 1J0
' 4 " Scheel lean lui lift
" I " Inloraejears 100 lw
" t " In Ser'JO years, loe ltea
4 " In 10 or '41 y ears, luu lur
Manhelm lloreuuh lean 100 lirjj
BANK BTOCIS.
First National Hank 100 av
rarmers' National llunk se 115
Kulton National Itank 100 181
Lancaster County National iiauk JO I10M
Columbia National Hank leu ISO
Christiana National Hank 100 116
Kphrata National Hank ...loe las
First National llank, Columbia ,, 100 1SS
rirst National lUnk, Hinuburg 10U 1JU
First National Hunk, Marietta loe ae.SO
First Nutieuui Hank, ML Jey in) ISO.
LltlU National Hunk 100 ISO.
Manhelm National Hank leu 1H)
Union Nutlnnul Kink, Mount Jey.,.. SO ut
New Helland National lUuk Hi) 13.60
Uap National Itink , lu) no
0,uarryvtlle National Hank leu 110
bllzitbethmwii National bank ,, 1J0 no
NotUiern National Hunk ion 137.W
TVRHrlKieTOUKft.
HtKHprliiK A Heaver Valley 2S 800
UridKepert & Hersushne , 13U 24.60
Celumbta Sl Chestnut Hill 'M 23
Columbia it tVushliiKtnu 2u M21M
Conesteua A llljj Hpritur... 23 a)
Columbia Marietta . 'i)
Majlnwii A Klltabeithtewn.,,.,,, 2S 40
ijincusterA K.phrula -A 44
Lancaster A Willow Htreet ai 4H.0D
BtrasburxA Millport 'ti
Mariettas Maytown ss a)
Marietta A Mount Jey 25 SS.fiO
Lane, Klltaliethtnwn A Mtddlctewn. leu 7U
Lancaster A crultvllle W M
lincaster A Lttltx as 73
K.ast lirundy wlnu A Wayneaburif 60 .SS
Lancaster Wlllluuutewn 23 107.30
LaucuaterA Maner 60 lvi
Lancuster A Manhelm ,.,,, ss 3&50
lAiirnster A Marietta
Lancaster A Mew Helland.,
VIM'SLLaHSOVS stocks.
Onarryvtde it U. ,
Ullleravllle Street Car
lnqiilrtng rrltillug Company. ,,,.,,
Ilasllght and Mtel Cuuipati) ,,
Hteteus Heuse (bends) .
Columbia lliv Cem puny ,,,,
Celumlila Water l.empiny ... ,,,,,.
Sii(iut'hsnna trim Company
Marietta Hellew. nalv
Stevens Heuso
Mtllersvtlle .Nermal Schtsil ,
Nertheni Market
Kitsli ru Market ,
Western Market
ljvneiuster City Ctris-t ltallvv Ce ..
lias Company lUind
Celttmhla lloreuuh lleud ,
Lancaster A Sisiueliinua.
lAnraalxr A New lisuvtllti .... ...
gnnrrtlllell It., 7's
lteadliiK A CeliuubK It. II , & s .
M CI
1W M
tsl I IS
M DI
at at
lit) lie
at
10 in
till aw.
KU 21010
( 11
a Is.
Ml St
M 11
M .Si a
Ml fsl
lIU ha
ui uu
it II
lt.i tu:t
lull 11H.7J
Tem Moras.
Miw ors, Julj 6 Wall street, LJlp. in.
Mene eev at JCj pe-r cent, emlKii ex
change juli t at tl SStjdl 1W; Unvernment
firm; Currency S's, lift! bid It's coups. Hit',
bid-, 4 U4 bill.
The stock market thl morning opened active
andUteAj iu ei nt higher than Saturday, hut
almost Immediate Iv utier the biar began nelt
Iuk ttestern I'uleu and n tow et thelindei.
IhesulllnKOf ttestern I nlun n the feature et
thcmeruliiK's tindlng Nellie lurue blewks came
en the market and It prlies tumbled mpldl)
At midday the whole 111 vnudtnuii, u8,per
cent , the litter In t etern Union. 1 he market
has sincn recovered fnictleinlly, and ill the tlme
of tv rltlng a nrmcr tene pret all.
Hteck Alsrkein.
guolatteii by lleed, Mctlrnnii A Ce , b inke rs,
Uinca.ster, Pit.
SSW VORK LIST.
Canada 1'aclOc
I' C C. 1
Cel. Ceal ,.
lentrit I'actne. ,
Canuda Southern
Chi.. St, L.A Pah. ...
Denver A Utollrnnde
lie' . 1-sck. A Western.
Krle
Krle.M
New Jersey Centnil
K. A T
Leu A N
tlA.
KS
lit
(S
.V.
tl"
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27Ji
"Is i
HtCj
3,v?
st1;
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wU
.121,
l.-'t,
30W
Ntv2
Lake Shere Vvl
MlchiirinLentnu
liieurt 1'aclnc
Northern 1'aclnc
N. r fret
N. tv
New erk Cenlrd
Ohie Central ....
Omaha .,
Oregon Iran
OutarleA Wtuteiu .. ..
I'acldc Mall
llechester A l'ttueurv ,,
8L Paul
Ttizes 1'aclnc
Union 1'aclflc
Wabash Common
Wabash rrnterm!
Western Union Telegraph
Wel shore
rsilADI-iTnA LIST.
LshlKu ttuie
1L, N 1 A I'Mla
Psnnsylv.rli
t,Ui
lid
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Jic,
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liimiUtu'
L)hlti .Savlg-itle.l...
Uttsttmvllle
I'hllsdelphU A Krle..
Sertheru Cent
1'tsiple's fassiiaiter ..
K'd'g Ueti'ls M'tg'a M.
OU
U ll-le
1!.
f
It)
tt.
Ituuselield llarket.
DllRV.
Creamery Hutter S,t9ic
llulttrv & l-ilic
Dutch Cheese V lump lne
retXTst .
Chickens T1 pair (lit 1 ) Tvfid it;
" p piece (cleaned' KspjOc
MISCSLLasxerS.
Apple Hatter jl tit IV
Kggsftdnr IHI17C
llene V i xc
Lard V - "C
mh .ihn.iiif.vrv.
B
AK1NO reWDEK
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A mart el el purity,
strength and wholesomenes. Mere chjii
nemlcal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude et low
test, short welgtit, alum or phosphate powder.
Beld only In cam. UeviL lUitlse l'ewma Ce.,
ll Wall StreeL New 1 erk. mavi7-lvd A w
1TANTKIJ A f.lHLWHeTAN QOOK.
1 V Apply at
it no a fount qi kj;n hTKKKr
rANTTiiriv7ftniirf(ri)0(ENr.KAL
f Housework One who sneaks Oerman
pit ferrcd.
Apply at
11
NO Je K.VST CIIKSTNUT ST.
Wanti:i aei:n'i with smai.i,
capital e have semelhluirnew, no risk,
Urirnpmilts, special Ju day etTer, writ" at enci
h.JIl'IKKCO .Ml canal at , N a.-) Juie-ed
FISHINf. TACK Li: JUST Jtl-CKIVEI)
u tine let of .lap inee ItumhtKi Poles at lOnnd
20 cents Jointed Ueds IS, M cents, etc j Heels,
Lines, i leau, te., at
FltAlLKx 'S Kast Knd l'harmacj
Lse Fralley's Liver Pills for Constipation
JjJ-ljdUI-.MAtV
HLUI.TIIY, JH.LH'IOrS AM)
freshlnij.
hi:-
UB-
What
Haser's Heet Ik'cr.
Iho I lest tjummcr Iirlnk. A bottle that will
make fit e gallons of this delicious drink Is sold
for Scents, by
COCIIKAN, T1IK IHIUUGIST,
At Nes 137 A Itu North cjueen hL, I.incestur, Pa.
majtl ljeedll
rpUHXI'IKK UIVIDI'.NI).
X The President und Jlanac-ers etthn Luuun
tcr, Kllzubothtenn A Mlddlitewn Tiirnplkn
Head have en the 3th Inst .declared n dividend
nf Twe Dollars and Mxty five Cents en each
shire of stock for the last six mouths, payable
en demand
CHAULES K. LONO, Treasurer.
Ne. l; North Queen street, I-anuister, Pa.
JjO-itdAltw
Tlii: mi:.m units of i.odekno.41, k. a
A. M.. will meet at their bull, en Wednes
day, July 7, lswi, at 1 JO o'clock p in., for the pur
pesesif attending the funeral 01 our late llrnlher,
rrederlckll VVIIIIh. Iho meiubursef Lamlit r r
ten l-edire. Ne ITU. f. A A 31 . am respectfully
Invited 10 participate. nil Masonic dress, lly
orderef JOHN (,. CAlfl KH,
Worshipful Muster
I! 8. Oaiu, Secretary . ltd
TO CONTllACTOnS.
Sealed proposals for warintnK the Scheel
Hii.ldlni; en Kast Lemen street. Lancaster, l'a.,
will buitcetved by thu Committee ou HulldlnKs
and (.reundsnr the Lancaster city bchoel Heard
until HON DAV, J UN B 1'J, lNyi,a 12m. Alse, for
an Iren t once nt Maner strict Scheel Uulldlng,
te caint) t line. Particulars ut Ne 21 West Chest
nut street. All bids may be rt Jectcd.
ltd J 1 llAli'lMAN.Chttlinmn.
T KVAIS'H KiTeUH.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
TMPIIOVK "VOUIt vacation days.
BPF.CIAL CI.AS8 IN WUITINQ
AT TUB
LANOAblKU COSIMK.UCIAL COLLKOK,
Ne. letf bast Klnit Street,
ON JULY 111. U TO 10 IN THE MOHN1NO.
Fer particulars cull en cr address
II. C. t EIDLEK, Principal.
Fall Tonu will open Monday, beptemherel.
TunjAi)i:u'iiiA
SHOW OASE WORKS
Any shape or style inade te order nnd una run
teed te be llrst-clas. Estimates ler any suuei
lerm solicited. Cases carefully packed and
shipped 10 alt parts of the country. A larj-u
stock and great variety te select from. All
French Klass. All panel bottoms. At low prices.
The best is thu cheupesL 1'lease call and ex
amine, at -t. OUKTH Bi'llEKT,
uur:)-3uiaMAS l'miaatiphia, ra.
MKW AltrttHriUKmKKTH.
ir.VNTKU-A Ulltli TO lit) GHNKHAI.
?T ll-uisoaeik. Apply nt Me.UKastOrnii
T
slice t
It
lSU W
11.
I.OWI'.LU
lh.NlllT.
Hraduatei of the I ntverslty nt Mnrjlnnd, with
it 1. iv. mime, "' n ivnsi cnniKe street, i,nu.
aster, Pa uuil'ltiiwAtldeed
21 ((f H.liAUYTO AUISNIIH.
Vl.Vt't tdilrtsst once,
lilt. HCOl I'S KI,h("IltlU(UIOI),
Ne Ml llixsidvvii),New lerk.
'lliiidnlj In nulne. npsimileiHl
MAUKI.r.Y'S " t.lil.OW 'I'ltOM""'
eleir tiller lint ami S cent Cigar I pni pni
lieuuceil by amekeis the best In the mar
ket, nt
MAKIW K'S 'Mellow r tout,"
Ne. si North IJiieeii MlreHil.
(termerly llartmnu's)
THi: ONLY i'l.t.AU HAVANA rii.Lint
(Kit It in theelt ter .te. Meerschaiiln
Cigar and clgirette Helder for tdc.
Hhtllllll s I IHAIISIOKK,
teblJ t Asttd Ne. Ill hast Mug .street.
Ul'Orr S LLlH'TltIC COMll
O 1 01 rate al
1IUHLK.V8 IIIIUURIOUK.
Ne .! Went IvlntrsireeL
SCIIOOl, TAX I OK lNM'v,
IhtidsplUatel luthti hands el the 1 leas
urer. lluie perteiit etr for prompt payment.
H O .ttAltsilAI.L, 'Inuisurer,
Ne. lll'entiustiuiiTO.
Ollhe hours from On 111 te 1 p. in. Jl imdll
lyvnTnNn Isenci
l' I he president and m luiiisers of lliel.au
ister A Mistiiiihiiiina 'lurnplke lttid liateide
elaritl i illvlileiid el Ihrt e and one sixth ir
cent en tin t ivpltal stock el the cemiuiuy, pia
tile en di iiiiiud al the olllce evf the treasurer.
W V llltlN10N,1renuier,
lj.it Ne 3 south queen street
r- r.M'i.FMi'.N.
Iht 11 st Plain telluy
llKl.ssHlllltlis, (I VI K UNDKKW K.VIt.SUS-
I'hNDhit, II tSIHvr 111 Hlkl-.s, unit
ll.Vl.r llOsh,tnt thej
North End Dry Goods Stere.
J W.IIYUNK,
nevWid
Ne. S22 North Uueen atnsiL
$1,000
HHWAlll).
for nn esse nf Kldnei Trtinl.l.td VnniHi.
Dehllltv, Mental and I'livulinl Wiakness Itmt
IIOI VMt NKIIVK ItnlMis falls le cure.
Sold b) drutrglats, 50 cunts
1IKU1I MKI) CO.,
Ne IS North llth St , I'lilhi , Piv
Clrcul.it tree. uiar.iM!uidlu,ThAs
ASPI-.CIVL I N VITATIOfTOFAnM
Uls, tthe II.VNICS and WOKKl.NOMKN
teeallniid cvimlnt our stock el staple goods
lust reifived, eiiltlnK nt t nderui-nr nnd
hirts et itnv klutl Pantaloons from W cts up.
Ovt rails sinit mid llouble; Hosiery the best
lur tht prlis t ever had lellar. Cults, .Seen
wear, llnndkeiehtefs buspcudurs, and Notions
All cht dpi r than ever
AT llKCHTOLO'S.
Ne 51 North Queen strceiL
a-SIjn et the lllic ntm kluK
1' s llutldluK stone aud sand ter sale.
c
LAHKK.
CLARKE.
Clarke lea unit elfecs lead 1 rv them
1' .Vi Oil Ine eap.5c.. Lump starih, 2 a for
9e e.re.1111 cheese, is for ?Jc. lteat Oranuluted
tugar, 7e
Clarke's Tea anil CoiTee Store,
Ne Js Vtest Kins Street,
TelepheDM Connection
T3ATKNT STKAF PANTALOONS.
Ti Greitut briatica of tht Ar,.
l"antiUe.in made with the Patent Strap lit
e.y. de net bsur out at the knee, don't draw up
when sittini; down, nnd give better .tlructieu
than n oilier. Place jour eritur with A II
Kneentcln, the Merchant Tailor, who has the
sole rtPht for Lanc-uter for the Patent Heuble Heublo Houble
strap Pantale.ni letTcr an unusually full stock
of nebby c.d for Pantaleon, butts, estlliK
and lnn KTercoeU.and am detetlnjt my en
tire attention te my trlenda and patrons, nnd
will spare 11.1 effort te retain the position 1 liave
se Ien); fcUd u. ttrst line Merchant Tailor et
CAUCU-Sier ucsih-'ciiuiiv jimn.
,V. 11. UOSKN8TL1N.
S7NerthtlueeuHL
e
AK HALL.
Het Weather Clothing.
Merges, UnnneU, Htersuckers, AIpus and
etii 1 tt arm Dav Cletblm; tl.itellals In l.reati'sl
t arlt ly of ejnsl flits nnd PiIch
1 ou tl H ml tbe pmctliat sort of clethlnu here
The met hlch. st can' given In Its reliabl)lt It
wears its risk! as it lenks Leeks better thin it
costs, aud costs less than an where else
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
beiitlicasl. Cerner Sixth iintl Market,
I'HILAUKLPHIA.
june:t trdeed
tjners siiehs
New Red Frent Shee Stere,
He 48 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Vext Peer te roatetllcu)
u h it HiHt n c 1m1 ene of the H"t Llnitt nt
Men IUij 8, euth.t, LHrtics', Mltiea
unu iiiuuruu a
SHOES
'1 hat cau be get for the money, thus complet
ing our til read v hiritestetk. Vte can Kuumntce
the prices te be "llorTetl FU.UllfcS." He
have Blrlcllj "ONK. l'HICK,' and guarantee
entire satisfaction lf ou want fine or cearsu
shrsserslips.rs if you want hand or machine
made she. s. In fart it .ou want any thing In the
shtsi line, that can be found only In tlrst class
establishment at Popular Price's, call at the
NKW UK1 FUONT 81IOK STOItK,
Ne. J 8 NORTH QUEKN KTHEGT.
(Next Doer te the Postefflco )
CHAS. A.
aunt SmdAwll
u
si: eni: hut
" BEST'S "
HOT AIR PUMAOBS!
MADE OF HEAVY IUON.
More square feet of Itadlatlns burfate. most
economical In tuel, and the Itest HesulU In
HcatluK DwellliiKs, Schools, Churches el nny
Htutcr In theiiiarkeU Pc.ier Nut Ceal for fuel
Estimates furnished for Heaters, luclmtlui;
Masonry, Het Air Pipes, llcf-uters, etc Plenty
of Ijiiiuistcr reference, llLUters ruuruiitced te
civecuttru satisfaction or taken out nt our own
expense.
llulnir Ixitli practical men In tbe business, we
uk a share of patronage.
Fstlinutes ehierlully furnlshed for Plumbing,
Gas Uttlnij, Tin and sheet Iren Werk, ltoenng
Alse a full supply et Tinware, Ac.
Price's te suit thu times. Ultu us a cull.
EVERTS & OVERDEER,
COHNEll OK EAbT KINO, JOHN AND MID
DLE SXllELIH.
mayls5mdM.V,A8It
tOOUNTY CONVENTION.
Democratic County Convention.
1 lm liemoeriitlo County und District Ceuven.
linns ?of li 1 cuslereiiunty.wlll inioten thu third
liSnr of l.eplM'i Posteilllo HulldlnK. In the City
et Lancaster, en
Wednesday July 28.
The dele-rates from thn city districts will meet
at 10 a ru. and select thieu delegates te the
slate convention.
1 tie dulf unit's from the 2d (Lewer) assembly
district will meet at 10 a in und elect three del
elates te thn statu convention and nominate
two members of assembly
1 he di legates from the city and lower districts
will then meet In senatorial convention und
electa inembcref the state committee.
'1 he lichgates f l ein tliu 3d assembly and llth
senatorial (Upper) dlstilct will mietat low a.
in , und nominate unu person for state senator,
thu e members of assembly, eli ct four dele (tutus
te the stute convention and a member or the
state commlttee. . .....
Atierthoatljiiuriiiiientef all Iho dlstilct ten
tentlens thodeleh'ule. will meet In Joint county
touttntlen and nominate candidates or con
Kress, district attorney, prison Inspectors (i),
peer directors t'.'), und county surveyor.
The pilmary mentiuiTs te elect thrce or flte
delegates from enich district teaald contentions
wUlbohcldenSATIIItl.AY 1 M.JUL. Jl, at
places uudbetw ism hours te be announced by
handbill by Uitiilllterent committeemen.
trem ouch district a member of Iho county
committee let the eusulni; te-ur I also le be
chosen. CeinmltUHjiceu win nnttce that the
luwsgoveriilDK primary elections nre lu force
and must be carried out at these elections.
Copies or these laws, blanks ler hiudblllf , Ac,
furnl.hed upon application.
tr.U.HENSEL,
Cbaliwan Dein. Ce. Cem.
iJtMCASTWt, JUU0i, IS). UUJOKlAtV
MChT AnrKHTIKKMKltTtl.
MAHKIiKY'H "YAHA llKAuflKS"'
elear lllli'd or ehnke Ne. 1 llnvans, re
rt'eemmendtd te Inters ut a Kcumne Havana
Clgai, at j( Aiyt ( K M e( )w tnmU
Ne. SI North gueen btreet
(rermeily llatt man's)
TJOIIHF.K'S
LIQUOR STORE,
Ne. it URN 1 UK sgu AHK.
AirANTi:n-HV
rut:
OliDKST COIi.
I.KI'TIUN AtlKNCt In
America, n man
Hger ter n llmnch Olllcelu Laninsti 1. He need
net be a lawyer. Addles, ...
J It MAUTINIIAIiH.
Jllimai-U Ne. Ill LaKnlleAL, Chicago, HI
QliinCNU FUUTIIKH, FOH
tllLUKISNONKllKTTKUTItAN
Ruppert'a Extra New Yerk Beer.
Fer sale inclusively at
Cll MtLIK HUHTKIl'H COItNKU SALOON,
llearet IheCenttnl MnikeL
r resh from the Keg and Warranttsl I'ure.
jl3tfdlt,M,W,B
H
1HSI1 it llKOTHKll
July 6th.
THE CALM AFTER THE ST0KM
jenemlly fellow as a natural result, but with in
there 1
vv 111 ue
be NO CALM
t eiuw detei mined le mark prices In our
SECOND ANNUAL MARKDOWN
Umt noevuiu.lbutntli'nctcuAtoin teuur
Uoue inure ttinu evu.
MKYSSl'lTSJl 00 ad Upwards.
0lTll'SSnTS,v27jacdlatik
I10U' SI ITS, S7t. and Upwards
SEERSUCKERS,
l IM) ANII UPIVAKDS.
A swcliilty et
JAChr.rs.
SELitaUC'KKIl NOItrOLk
Summer Undorwear,
Summer Neckwear,
Summer Footwear,
Ami DirrjlliiiiK In Cent's Furnishing.
ONE-PRIOE
Clothing and Furnishing Heuse,
COUNKft NOllTU UUKEN 81UKKTAN1)
CKNTItK BUUVKK.
w
IbLtlAMbON it rOHTKIL
32 te 38
EAST KIN! STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
AN APPEAL
TO TIIL-
PUBLIC.
A SLOW SEASON
Has closed upeu us, IcuvlnB our stores full of
Koeds which must be turned Inte money In a
limited period. ToaccemplishthU tveappea! te
the put. te and will give rer a limited period
blKKrdellar'8 worth. Until we are out or the
weeds, we havn dotennluod te sacrifice profits
In every department ; thoiefero make jour
selection early
-roil-
GREAT BARGAINS
-IN-
Glething,
Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Beets and Shoes.
WILLIAHSOM FOSTER.
W Btoie closes cvety eYenlnir, Saturdayg cx cx
ceplcu titO o'clock. ,
H1RSH A BROTHER,
Mr
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