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THE LANCASTER DAILY IHTTEIJilGENCER WEDNESDAY. JULY 14. 1886.
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I Correspondence of the lirruLiaisccii.
&?-. Columbia, r, J"'y "-" "u'"
gmttilj- meeting or ttie ceiiimuia coiin ceiin
, Sft-wM Mid Uat evening at eight o'clock, In
5Y'eeaacll chamber. Members present !
' HImhl Bucber, Caawell, Edwards, Ferrey,
, MMIa, Muaaer, and and Westennen. Mem-
r absent: Mown. Eckman and llersliey.
finance committee reported as follew:
talanoe en hand at date et last report.. .U,OM !
10 f .1
',. Aannal market Hcnla
. 'transient
tlcenfe........
'Fines
jsIroUenhefer, collector for 18SI
ii Kanl of auditorium
snei
Will
1300
30 te
MHS
13 l
Total.
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g fciOrdera paid since last report
m-i'ik' Balance en hand 3,-161
si. .K The fltiMm mmmlttee reported having
v- tmrl mi-w hiilldlnir nermita slnce lust report
making In all fourteen new dwelling houses
S and two churches. .... ,
''-' Served paving notices and notices te repair
r-IT xitiara te nronertv-ewnere ; the sewer at the
ht& loot of Union street was under censtruc-
m -S- 'Uen.
Ce"1- The market cemmittee reported market
i. xiV hrniiMtn ennti mnniunn : lirsi mass cuuue-
Jef'-i -. ,- . ... .
Uen et transient market tents during month;
the annual market rents have all been col
lected without the receurse et law.
The light and water committee reported
that the water plug at Firth and Walnut
streets has been repaired and is In Reed
working order; electric lights woreoul for 5'
hours en the night of June 30th, and recom recem
mended the proper reduction.
The sanitary and police committee have re
ceived several complaints about the slaughter
houses ; have served notices te three owners,
and these parties have premised te keep
them in better condition and comply with
the ordinances.
The chief burgess reported the town, dur
ing the last month, quiet and orderly ; col cel
lBntfii! M.I for Hues and licenses. The tax
dupllcate of "V. G. Duttenhefer, collector of
borough taxes of 18S4, was settled, niter me
collector was oxeneratod from the payment
of certain taxes, largely due rrem single men
and tenants. The exoneration amounted te
JSS3.33. W. O. Duttenhefer was elected col
lector of deg tax for this year.
The law and ordinance committee ere in
structed te have a new ordinance book com
piled and printed. Order were granted In
favor or the Blnking fund for fSe.K and for
f 181.50 for the payment el coupons. A potltien
was recelved from a large number of tanners
attending market, asking that an afternoon
market be held once every week ; also a
petition from sixty te seventy-llve citizens
asking that Thursday afternoon be appointed
Instead et the morning, from October te May.
An ordinance was presented changing the
time of holding the market en Thursday,
Which was laid ever until the next regular
meeting. The highway committee were
authorized te grade Chestnut street from
Seventh te Ninth and Eighth streets, from
AtteyGJa Chestnut An ordinance was prf
jHflUJu mat wnen cemetery street ee epeueu
t hall be te tlie width of a sixty feet street.
as It was originally adopted en the plan et
tee boreugn, anu mat me ordinance ei .oveui .eveui
ber 20, 1S7L making thestreet 40 feet in width,
be repealed, laid ever for ene month. The
light and water committee were Instructed te
advertlse for the lighting of the borough,
with electric light", for ene year from Octeber,
1RSG. A large number et bills were read,
after which council adjourned.
Accident at the Mill.
Jehn Henry, an empleye of the Columbia
rolling mill, met with a painful accident
yesterday hile at work at that place. In
seme manner he wart struck en the right side
et the lace with an Iren bar, cutting a
very severe gash under the eye, exposing the
bone. TbanoHelsalsoitiJured, Theweuuds
were attended te by a physician.
I1! Down bralrs4
Sirs. Williams, living en Maner street, fell
down a lllght el stairs ut lier home last night
resulting in the breaking efher right arm
between the elbow and ttrist. A physician
reduced the fracture.
Town Notes.
The first anniversary of the institution of
Columbia Ledge, Ne. 117, Brotherhood of
Railroad Brakemen, will be held en Thurs
day evening In the armory. The occasion
will be observed In an appropriate maimer.
The First National hank has declared a
semiannual dividend offeur per cent-; the
Columbia National bank a semi-annual divi
dend of three and a-half per cent, and a
three per cent semi-annual dividend has
been declared by the Columbia gas company.
The Sunday schools of the Church of fJed,
of Columbia and Washington, went te Pen
ryn park this morning en the union picnic.
Twelve carloads of people left the Heading .t
Columbia station, en the morning train, and
three hundred of this number came from
"Washington.
Workmen are new ongaged In repairing
the retaining wall el the Pennsylvania canal
above the locks.
There are mero sail bojtseu the rher at
Columbia this year than there wero last sea
seu.
The wbari of Ilachman it Ferry's planing
mill Is being repaired and new cribbing pin
In.
A slight wreck occurred In the east yard
this morning caused by a truck of a car in n
west bound freight train breaking down.
.The wreck was seen cleared away by the
wreck crew.
JL 1.1VKLY llEAltlNU.
Twe Well-Knew n utirjera llaienTllt In au
Alderman's Orllce.
Tuesday evening William llel worthy had
a hearing before Alderman Deen, en the
charge of stealing a pair of horse-cllppcrs
from Charles McNay. The evidence was the
same as published In the Intklliei:nci:u
ou last Saturday, and the case was returned
te court McNay was represented by C. G.
Kennedy, esq., aud. Ilolwerthy by B. Frank
Eshleman, esq. A tilt lietween the counsel
made the hearing very lively. F.shleman
cress-examined McNay very closely and
asked him a number of questions which he
(McNay) and his ceunsel considered Insult
ing. This continued for some time, and
finally Kennedy made a remark about Kshle
uian. The ex-district attorney became very
UOt and demanded an anoieirv from K'n.
neJy. The latter positively relused te
apologize, and Kshleman insisted that he
should until after the hearing was ever. The
attorneys then get out ujKm the pavement
and Kshleman get held of Kennedy, slating
that he would net leave go of film until he
took back what he had said. Kennedy still
refused and a crowd seen gathered In front
of the alderman's ollice. Officer Weaver
finally separated the men and they did net
come te blows. Kennedy has net yet made
the much sought for apology.
A l'LXAHAST ItirXHMUX.
l'epularlly of the I'aitlnie of Jtunlug en Conn,
toga Creek.
People of Lancaster have very few reserts
at which they can have fun In the oven even
lug, but they take advantagoef which they
have. One of the most popular pleasures theue
beautiful moonlight nights is te row
upon the Cen os toga. At Wltmur's
bridge there are at present no less than
forty-one row beats. Nine of these are
owned by Bamuel W. Potts, and the ethers
by private parties. Last evening the crowd
was unusually large at the creek, and late
comers were unable te get any beats. The
creek was filled with pleasure-seekers, both
t?2!F ?enll"i6u, all evening. At
5C&..hp,g!L.K,awuel Deinutfi has
ten beat The peepla who are net the happy
possessors or horses complain or the incon incen
Tnience in reaching the creek, as the wa Uc
ta tee long. A cheap line of bulges might de
just new and the beat-owners could add te
liielr fleets. The beating continues Tach
evening from , o'clock until 11, aud seme
parties remain later. mu
Acddeut te a Carriage.
TbU afternoon the nut of a spludle ou one
el Patrick Cherry's coupes broke In front of
JsUqinxntr ctlice, and the wheels came
There were two ladles In the carriage.
'batMtbe horses were gentle and stepted
. tfeey were net hurt
An Owner Wanted.
..A basket filled with marketing was left In
k Market tela morning ; the owner can get
H ejma calling at the mayor' office.
, gammer Leisure.
Philip Lebzolter left te-day for three weeks
stay In Columbus, Ohie.
Asaph Prutzmanand family, Jehn Schaef
fer and family, and 1). It. llelderman and
family, of Heading, are new eccupylug cot
tages at the Iiandlsvllle camp ground. They
will remain there until August "d.
Miss Blanche tdchtv Is en a Islt te her
undo, Garret II. Kverts, Heading.
Mrs. Nancy King and seu Samuel, of
Canal Dever, Ohie, Is visiting her brother
David T. Iloblnsen, of Mountvllle, where
tlinv will remain some tlme. ami thence they
will oxtend their Journey through Iho eat eat eat
ornpartef thestate and Delaware, vlsltlug
relatives anu menus.
Miss Laura J. Falck left this inernlug for
IjOwlstewn, Mlllllu county, w here she will
siiend part or the summer vacation.
Miss Lulu Brown, of Yerk, Is r.epplng
with her friend Miss Delia i.eman, ei -ertu
Duke street.
This morning nixmi ieny menus ei me
Tucnuanclub, Including ladles, gentlemen
and children, left for Yerk Furnace te spend
the day with the club club
Jehn Brimmer, tobacco ilcalnr, hasgonem
atrip te Chicago, Madisen, Wis., and ether
Western cities.
A estal lrem the Vesper Beat club says
that the party started lrem Wrluhtsvllle at
11:30 yesterday and after proceeding leisurely
arrived at Yerk Furnace at 11 o'clock. They
leftat 10 o'clock ler Pert Deieslt.
Hherlll Geerge W. Tomllnsen ami wife
left this afternoon for a trip te Quebec and
Terente, Canada.
Knlghta el rjrihliM at Terente.
Cpte midnight, Tuesday, seclal trains
continued te arrhe at Terente, Canada,
overyheur, bringing divisions of uniformed
Knights or Pythias from all exer the conti
nent At 1 o'clock .T,,T00 nulferiiKxl knights
imil ninrinl te Aiitiitant General Newell and
large numbers who had arrived had net re
torted at that hour. It is estimated that 15,-
uen are new in ine ciiy.
The reception cemmittee has been taxed te
the utmost of their power te find accommo
dations for the large lnllux of knights, many
divisions having arrived who were net ex
pected. They are still hard at work procur
ing sultable quarters for their guest's
The Mill at .111. (-.reins.
Captain Hichard Halm, et Company 11,
Pettsvllle, was officer of the day at Camp
Gebln oil Tuesday. Colonel Mngee had his
regiment out for a long turn eer the Held In
the morning, and the captains drilled by
cempaules in theaftornnei). If the th regi
ment don't make a geed showing before
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Uoverner l'alllsen, -Majer uenerai inrirami,
Adjutant General Gtithrie ami Brigadler
(ieneral (iebiu en Friday It will net be ler
want of etlert
Among the vi-iters te camp was Colonel
Magee's wife, who came eer lrem Wrights Wrights
vllle. Their son has been here all week
hiking his first lessen in military Hie.
Several guard Jumper, ; he lelt camp and
went te Lebanon, have been placed uuder
arrest In the guardhouse. Sereeant Ilrlndle,
of Company G, Carlisle, has been ttpielnted
commissary sergeant
tjueer llaiiunn.
Jehu II. Stains exhiblts a bunch or bananas
that are odd in the clrcumstauce of being
grown together. Of the six ou one stalk, two
are grown together as one banana, and the
ether four areas clesely united as the Siamese
twins.
Death of an Aged llurv.
An aged herse, familiarly known as "Old
Geerge," owned by Mr. Jacob llabecker,
near Newteu, died en the ,7th Inst, aged 'Zi
years, lie raked all the hay this summer
and was a geed and faithful animal aud much
thought of by his owner who buried him
upon his place near Big Chlckies creek.
Fifty YrnrnOlil.
Yesterday Samuel Gruel, of Seuth Queen
street, was fifty years of ego and in the even
ing there was a pleasant party at his home.
A large number of Mr. Gruel's friends were
present and a big supper was a feature et the
evening's entertainment
lntetllce IHfttnutlliiifMl.
The postetllce at Watts Slalien, known as
the Vesta, was this day discontinued. All
mall matter intended for the Vesta office will
be rewarded te Marletta.
Kxrurideii te Citllferula.
Ibusalv of excursion tickets trout the Atlantic
te the Puclilc Ocean begins August 3d, the price
ler the round trip belnt; 175, und gecnl ler return
trip any Uuie between Augu-l 7th te November
aeth.
Tills l:ienlu;'(i Ci,nrert.
ThU evening the Jliownsieun comet band,
which Is said te be a very geed musical organi
zation, will furnish the uiuii (or the concert at
ilnnnerclier Garden.
JtAUKKT.i.
Nw Yem Produce Market.
Niw Yerk, .July 11. Kleur market tlrm but
dull; Hue, tl iccti3; bupertlnii, ti Hti u, ,
Common te Uoed Kxtra iwtern. II (nifitke);
City Mill Kxtras, l 00(81 its ler West Indies;
Minn. Kxtra, 12 XJ3 U)j Kxtni .Se. , i: 75(jj a',.
Wheat Ne.l lied state en spot, .'f.i.le i Ne. 1
While, state, H)c ; Ne. Ne. 2 ltud, tuier, Auk ,
K7'jic; bept.,iic.
Cern Ne. 2 ailxed, cash, 17c; Aug., ITWc:
Sept., 47ic.
Oats Ne. 1 Whlta Btate. spot, 45l; ; Ne. 2, de
lie; Ne. i mixed, hept, JS.
llye dull j Cunada, SuKc.
Hurley nominal.
Perk dull: New Mess, III rJll biU.
Lard July, fj 7 i Aub, fJ 8.1 ; .-ept, fiftl.
Molasses iiulet; InXc. ler W test boiling
Iteck ; l'orte Jtlce, 3it i-c.
Turjwntlnofiulet at ItiJic
Uesln dull; strained te geed, II Ortfll OS.
Petroleum dull ; refined In cases, bc.
JTreluhts quiet; grain te Liverpool, ike.
Matter Market quiet ; .Sew western
Creamery. HQlTc.
Cheese dull ; ;Vestern Flat, 7l87Jic.
Kggs Orm; bUte. IlKSWic:
SuKar market dull ; Ueflncd cutleaf, t-n
UKc: UranuIated.L'i.
Tallew nnn; prime city, 1c.
Cotree quiet; fair cargoes al !.
U1C4) qulut ; Carolina and Louisiana, common
te fair, 3XOIC.
Chicago aiaraet.
Lara Am.'.. KitiUfMtKX : bent . fc, Te
Ulbs Aug., tt 3-J.S ; Sept, . u5 , Oct, 35.
Clntui ana rrovuiein.
furnished by 8. K. Ynndt, llreker.
Cuiiaoe, July ll.l o'clock p. ui.
. . Wheat Cern. Oats. Perk. Lard.
July '.'ii ;
AuKUst. 7'jK su iwx cV.'i
Sepujmber n jj)J -,ii m ui ,; 75
October s.-; 4'j); aii lu 15 b 57K
November " .... n
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Winter Wheat ei
Spring Wheat ,
op 47J
Oats ut
Kye u
Hurley
OU City
Crude Oil u,X
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Ilecelpts lieits i.eki
Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. u..
, , Wheat Cern. Oats. Perk. Lard
July Tcj,; 3715 SJij mm B ul
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September. hi;' S'lK 2tt. lu ih tl 1li
Oclebei via i,i2 3,, leuTKi'M
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December nym '"
Oil City
Crude OU im;
Live block Markets.
Chicago, July I3.-Thuretrr' Journal reports :
Cuttle llecelpu, O.uie head; shipments. l,biJ ;
market was steady : shlpiilng steers, We
te l.ine Its, i 7,jJ a-i ; sleckers and Iwslers,
I321QIU)! cows, bulls and mixed, IJ f83 7uj
bulk, fi OJ 75 ; IhteuKh Texas cattla-2,H
?.l'lVi.'!'i5.a luc ,u?r,!.r I tuWB' "s I !'"" steers,
IJ60OJ50J corn-fed steers, I3b5ftl.
Hogs Iteeelpu, ll.tniu head t shipments,
4,500; market strong t leugh und mixed, II IM
i.7?A. P.ack,1K and shlniilug, 11 7181 9t ; light,
114501 &3; skips, ti75l 35.
Sheep Uecelpls, l.ueu head; shlpmenlr, seOj
market strong ; natives, ti UtfflW; lexuns,
II WC3 00 ; Western, ii 7523 13. Ij-.mbj.lisiw
Kast Libistt Cattle receipts, WJ head ;
hlpwents, TM head ; market fair at jusleiday's
llgures ; ueshlpuieuui te New Yerk.
jleirs receipts, 1, uu head 1 shlpiuents. l,SiJ ;
muikcl fair; I'hllHdelphlas, (I tkit5 iii
rerkers, tl 7USI bt). Khlpmunts 10 .Sew Uirk,
'J cat leads.
Sheep receipts, I.Wlbeud; shliiiienti, 2tJ0 ;
market dull und u shade elf lrem Monday.
Mew Vera hiecks.
New Ver, July -Wall street, luHp. m.-
Meiwy easy ttt !X per cent, rorelgn ex.
ohanife quiet at i &XQI 83; Uovernments
wM,.K5iS"!SrbK: ,l281i ,,m ' co,,"s-,mi
Kmibt.tCiSI,mrket thU me"'ng opened strong
li l'er ce" higher, with the Vunder
bl is und grangers the features, but shortly
after the opening the advance was entirely lest
by a raid en the coal stocks. lly 11 o'clock t0
decline ranged from X te IK jr cent, -rheum
ket has .luce been dull, and prices at the time or
writing are firmer.
Cbioaeo, July 11,9 30 a. m. Mnrket epened:
Wheal Aug , Tajjje i Sept.. 8lc : Oct . sJc.
Cern Aug., 3ivj;u ; Sept , irifcc : Oct , 4lc.
Oats Aug., ZJ'.D ; Sept., Bi'.e , Oct., aoe
J'erk Auk., 'l5: Sciil. I'JuTU: i)it..imni
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Quotations by Iteed, llcUrnuu A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, I'a.
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Michigan Central.,
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Dutch Cheese V lump
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Apple. Mutter fl ijt
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Lard V
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Apples fl Spk
llananas Vdei
CoceanuU, each
Lemens t der
Oranges ide
Cranberries, pr. qt
Pine Appleseach
Strawberries
Kapberrles
Cherries t? box
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Old Potatoes V bus
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Tomatoes v box
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Onions H J'k
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Sl'KVlAI. XUTICEH.
The New Trlcjcte.
This machine Is propelled by steam, and will
carry two people twenty miles In an hour, It Is
said. It Is quite an Invention but does net com
pare with Jlurileck ISleml Jllttm. which will
carry the Invalid along the re id te health te bear
all Fer tale by 11. 11. Cochran, druggist, 1J7
and 1j North Queen street, Lancaster.
Helped Her Out.
Fer yesrs have been a severe sufferer from
pains in the back 1 rled various applications.
One bettle of Themas' JMectric Oil entirely
cured me. Cured ethers equall5 quick " Mrs.
Penning et ilth st, llutfale, wrote this. Fer
sale bv 11. II. Cochran, druggist, 137 and S)
-North Queen street, Lancaster.
Would Have Keen Set Upen.
Had net Hurtleck lltoett Hutcri been a remedy
et unquestionable merit they would hae been
set down upon by the public as thousands or
medicines have been when their werthlcssness
was discovered. " 11 unlock llloed Hitlers have
receHed unbounded praises from the sick, thus
es abllshlng their merit beyond dispute, ler
sale by II. II. Cochran, druggist, U7 uml 133
North Queen street, Lancaster.
What Is It lioed Fer?
Let us tell veu that Dr. Tfiemat' Veleetnt Oil
Is geed for. It Is death te rheumatism and neu
r&iglj. It will curu a burn, bite, or pain, and is
equally geed for xpralns. for ale by II II.
Cochran, druggist, IJ7 and 1J3 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
lias Centlrieuce,
"In one case personally known te me the suc
cess of Ilurdeck Jtloed HitUr was almost incre
dlble. One lady described them as worth hun
dreds of dollars I myself haie the greatest con
lldence In tbem." F . scratch, druggist, Kuth
ven. Out Fer sale by II 11 Cochran, druggist,
U7 and UJ North Queen street, Lancaster.
The People .ntenlshed.
Many peeple are atenlshed when they dls-
cover the i
, wiue circuiaueu ei inuvxtis r.cie
Olf There Is hsiaUadruir house In the ceun
try that does net have this remedy upon Its
shelves. The public hale found It Is a geed
thing and stick te It. Fersale by II. It. Cochran,
druggist, 137 and 13v North Queen street, Lun
castei.
VKATIlh.
Fsmlexas. In this city, en the llth Inst.,
Martin II. Kshleman, son et Jehn und Susan
Eshleman, In the 3?d ye-ir et his age-
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spcctlully Invited te attend the funer.il, fiem
his late residence, .Se. 152 Seuth Christian street,
en Thursday afternoon at .1 o'clock, fccrvlces
at the Mennonlte church, German street. In
torment at Lancaster cemetery. tyl3-Jtd
McCeumcK. In this city, en the 13th Inst ,
Miss Margaret McCermlck, daughter of the late
Dr. 1). and M. A. McCermlck.
The relatives and friends of the family nre le
spectfiilly Invited te sttend the funernl from the
renblence of her mother, Ne. 211 West King
street, en Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Inter
ment private Jyl3 3td
(iCEST. In this city, ou the 12th Inst., Ann
KllzaUuest, In the 77th j car of his age.
The relatives and friends of the tamll) are re
spectfully Invited te attend tbe funeral, from
Ne. B West Walnut slieet, en Thursday after
noon at 1 o'clock. Interment at Woodward 11111
cemetery. Jyl3-2td
Siiai'u In this city, en the 13th Inat, Lester
J., son et Hurry and llarbara Khaub, aged HI
months.
This lovely bud se young and fair,
Called hence by early deem ;
Just came te show- hew sweet a Power
in Paradise could bloom.
The relatives und friends of the family are le
specttully Invited te attend the runeral fiein
the resldence of his parents, Ne. IJ Conostega
street, en Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. In
terment at Woodward 11111 cemetery. lt
new au rKUTiBEatxnm.
B
AKINU POWDKK.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder nuver varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholesemunuss. More eco
nomical than tbe ordinary kinds, and cannot be
old in competition with the multitude et low
test, short welgbt, alum or phosphate powders.
Weld only In com. Hoval Uaki Pewdis Ce.,
KM Wall Htreet, New Yerk. inayS7-lvdAw
TTA.NTi:i)-A G1KLTOIH) OKNIUlAl,
TV housework. Apply at
M.ILS'NKUCIIOU UAKDKN 1IOTKL
ltd .North Prime atrial.
IRANI) t'ONOLKT "
THIS EVENING
AT
Msennercher Garden;
BH0WNST0WN HAND.
MAKKLKY'H " YARA HEAUriES"'
clear tilled of choice Ne. 1 Havana, are
lecemmended te levers of a genulnu Havana
Cigar, at
MAUKLKY'S, Yellow front,"
,. . .. No.aerthguocnStJoet
(formerly Uarttnaa'i)
XK WAD VKK T18KUK.XTS.
THK ONLY Cl.KAH HA ANA l'lt.LKK
ItOAIt 111 the city ler 5c Mcvrschauni
Clear and Clgaietle Helders fill 10c.
b lIKMUllt'tt ClUAUSTOUK,
teblJ WMStM iil 111 ha.t hlng t-ttect
w
ANTKD. - GOOD CIGAUMAKHHS
an rlnn employment al ivinuiiersine
rlce b adilrei-lllg MX'lthTMn I1UJU
MAS I IdlllKIIS' ASSOCIATION, P O
HO.. -' 1IALT1MOIIK, Jill. Ill .ltd
-ITI(
OU SALK-A GOOD llOH.l'., MAHKKT
J2 eeu and lluriieij. anil a geed Milk
Heme. cum. en , ie no sold clu-ap
Lai) en
taturu ly itciwii'ii nun op. m .
ltd aiJIAIllMTA AMCM'K
MADK1UV ANDsilKKHY WINKS.
Mutagi', lr.n, 1mm, iii isi. i::, iu, i-;e,
1TS. lvA
At P.KltlAUT'h OLD WINKS roll K,
II. K.SL.U MAKKU, ARt.
-I3LAY1NG CAHDS AT EiIOcTaND l.V.
jl. per iiecs. i ine (lilt Kden I'lavlns Lrtlil.
f. per deck.
IIGSII'TII'SCUIAU MllKK,
.Ne. HI Ku-t King Mi cot.
feb!3-M
AtM
T OST- LAST
i:vi:mn(i a mall
JJ Pocket Ite.ik-
ceutalnlni; four ten dellai
bills mid ether smull eh mge, and a tint;. A
liberal 1 vw aid will be paid en Its return te this
elllce. ltd
S PF.CIAIi."
i lihlng Partlesnnd etlien Intendliiu camp
lug outran rvnl a flrst class lent, "it", with lly
andeerythlng complete, by the day or week.
Apply te It Mi ftt.KOi. or
II C W KlIH.KIi.
Jyll ltd Ne. 10V; hast King Mrcel.
piUVATK SALK OF HUiiSKS.
1 have a let of
WESTERN NORMAN HORSES,
lrem lndlauaand Illinois, purchssed by I, Hen,
11.111111 .t t:e.. ciinltlnir of hemv draft", farm
hones, and a few nice drivers. 1 also rm e a car
load of Kentucky and Ohie llorxes.KOed drivel's,
which 1 will dispose of atprlMite ale.
UhOltUK OKO.SSMAN.
pi.VKT 110UHKS WANTKD.
At Celvln's l.tiery and ale tables, rear of
Illy Hetel. North ijueen street, Lancaster, trem
riftifii te Twenty CAltr IIOKsks, te weigh
Iniui Kleven te Thirteen Hundred pounds each,
from Me te Ktiiht eirs old, MUST UK
fcOUN'lt and Clean and UOOU WOUKEUS. "lh
tinderstcned wtll be at nlmvc stable te purchase
eiiTt hsl)A,WEl)Nhbl)AYandTlll'l!Sl)A1
or this week.
jmyli d C. 11 COt.V IN.
TISTATK OF PAl'KICK DAIL, LATE
01
Ll the city of Lancaster, Pa., deceiLsed. The
undei"slgned auditor, appointed te puss upon
exceptions tiled te the account and distribute
the balance remaining In the bauds or Daniel
1 inn Mi j , executer of the said deceased, w 111 stt
for the purpose or his appointment en Fill DA i,
AUUL"3l'li.lNti, at le e clock a. m. In the LI
brury Keem et the Court Heuse, In the city id
I.amaster, w here all persons lnteii'sttd In -aid
dlstrlliutlen may atiend.
J.MIKS M. Al hF.lt,
Jl3-31dTu Auditor
ESTATE OF ANNA 1)AILK, LATE OF THE
City of Lancaster, decea-ed. The under
signed auditor, appointed te make and report
distribution of the biliuce remaining In the
hands of Daniel Tamany, executer uf the will et
said deceased, te aud among these legally en
titled le the same, will lt ferth.il puroeso en
FltlDAY, AUGUST 13, is-.;, at 10 o'cleek,:a. in ,
lu the Library Keem et the Court Heuse, in the
City of Lancaster, where nil persons Interested
tu said distribution uia attend.
-lAllLDM. WALhKK.
jyl3-3tiUIu Audltei
c
UKKli
CLARKE.
Clarke s Tea and I olTees had. Try them
I" A c. Olelne f-eap. 5c.: Lump starch, 2 Rs ter
c . Cream cheese, i is ler Sc., Uesl Ctiiiuulated
Sugar, 7c.
Clarke's Tim anil CoiTee Stere,
.Ne. $s West King Street
Telephone Connection.
F1V
i: UOLLAHS
W III psy lern course et twenty hve
ivssuus in w-niiug ai me
Lancaster Oernmercial College,
Se. 10K East King Slieet,
( OMMKNCINU. MONDAY. IUH U, Inv.
Hours of Instruction between -and lea. m A
reduction of Joiercent.wliei'tweoriuorecnter
from the fame famllj. call and examine sect
mens or Improvement, hpeclal rales te these
who Intend taking the regular eniivK ieui-e,
commencing Sept- rt Cull en eruddre-s,
II. C. M L1DI.EU, i-rlnclpal.
OHOKS ! SaOLS !
New Red Frent Shee Stere,
Ne. 48 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Next Doer te Postetllce)
We have lust received one of ihe lle-si Lines of
Men's liey's, euths , Ladles', Misses'
and Children's
SHOES
That can be get for the money, thus complet
ing our already large stock, w can guarantee
the prices te be " IIOITUM FIOLKhs. ' We
have strictly "ONE PHICE," and guarantee
entire satisfaction. If you want tine or coarse
shoes or slippers! If you want hand or machlno machlne
inade shoes. In. ract. It you want anything In the
shoe line, that cun be found only In tirst-class
establishments ut Popular Prices, call at the
NEW KEI) FKONT SHOE STOKE,
Ne. 48 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
(Next Doer te the Postelhco )
CHAS. A.
REECEt
J.
S. OIVLEK A CO.
BARGAINS
"Wash Dress Goods 1
Jtesl Pacific Law lis, hiit.
Hest Crinkled Seersuckers, fc. le lie.
American Butins.i.'ic., -c, 12k lie.
French hatlnes nt less than city prices
cllnghams, ScUVJc., he.
White Goods, 5c., i,'Jc., i-e.. IOC. up.
Embroidered Laces, Etc,
-K very thing Cheap, Couicanrtbte
our goedd unil prlcca.
Jehn S. Givler & Ge,,
Ne. 25 East King Streot,
LlNOABTIB, l'A.
e
OUNTY UONVKNTION'.
Democratic County Convention.
The Democratic County and District Conven.
tlens or Lancaster teunty, will meet ou the third
lloerof Kepler's l'ostelllco llulldlng, In the City
et iJiucaster, en
Wednesday July 28.
The delegates from the cltj districts will meet
at 10 a. m. und select threu delegates te the
state convention.
Thedelegutes trem tbe 2d (Lewer) assembly
district will meet at 10 a. m. and elect threu del
egates te the state convention and nominate
two members of assembly.
The delegates rrem the city and lower districts
will then meet In senatorial contention and
elect u member or thu slate committee.
'I he delegates liem thu 3d assembly und llth
senatorial (Upier) district wilt meet at ltKJea.
m., and nominate enu person for statu senator,
three members or assembly, elect lour delegutes
te the slate convention und a member ut thu
state committee.
Alter the adjournment of all the district com
volitions the delegates will meet In Joint county
convention and nominate candidates for Cen
gross, district iitternuy, prison Inspectors (2),
peer directors (3), nnd county surveyor.
The primary meetings te elect three orllie
delegates lrem each district tnsald contentions
will he held en HA'llJItDAV J. M..JUL SI, at
places and between hours te be announced by
handbill by the dlilerent committeemen.
Frem each district a member of thu county
commutes! ter the ensuing cur ts also te tie
chosen. Committeemen will notice that the
laws governing primary elections are In forie
and must be carried out at these elections.
Conies of these laws, blanks ler handbills, Ac,
luniiihed upon application.
W. V. HENHEL,
Chairman Dem, Ce. Cem.
LiNOASTKR, Junejj, mi. unu3udAw
s
fTOKAOB
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE.
DANIEL MAYElt,
flucj-lya MalSWeitChotuiuttlUecL
MKH- AltrKKTlHMKfrTt.
WHY PAY tl5 KOlt A NKT OK TKUTll
when j oil can get the same al M, at
V. 1, rlSIIKIt'S Henlal Itminis,
.NO.IM North gueen btnsd.
Uas administered, npll l)d
TJOHUKU'S
LIQUOFl STORE,
.Se JJCKSlllCsgUAKK,
SCHOOLTAX POU lsvi.'
TbedHplleatels Inthe hands el the Tivas
titer, 'lhree percent, oil ter prompt pajmeiit.
W.O. MAUSUIAI.I., 'lieasmer,
.Se Islentivsiiiiarn.
OlUcn hours fniin '. n. ui te I p. lit. JlJnidll
FtNLWIILSKllX
Distillation el PSvS, is7, Ivsi, lvJ, ale net
equalled In the cnunln ,
At UKUI AKT'S Ol.l) W INK blOllK,
II. K. SLAt MAKKU, AkI
E
iOK HOP Wl.ATIlLI!.
1 AHKT.
SAUttUNK AND (1 HUMAN WISKS.
HEll. Mirs WINK SIOKK.
II. K. SL VI WAKES, AlIT
Wanti:i - Twit i.pi:iiii:nekd
Harness Cutters and ten Reed Harness
Makers ter steady wntk Address
UKAF. H1UM1CII A ( ,
JlD-lwd Ne Jll Main, l Inclniiati, Ohie
Apuimi: let ok u AMv-M ii:i:t
.Lipancse Cane Ite.l, at
llUtll.Kt'S DKCIt STOKK,
Ne. at W est King StriH't,
SKAI.KI) PKOl'OSALS l'OK PI ITINl.
Menui Heating Apparatus In the Court
Heuse, l.iuicusti'i. Pa., win be ivcclied at tin
ollice of the Ceuntv Commissioners until neon
Miluida,.luly 31. Ivsi, lie oilier or the
COUNTY COMMISSION hit.
Attest Fiismc mursT, Clerk. JliisMltd
PrilLll' SALi: OK KNTIlti: HOl'SH HOl'SH
held nnd Kitchen Furniture en Till US
DAY, .11 L l.Vh, nt.Su. 31 North Plum strwt,
at one o'clock p in , conslsllugef llcdsteatls and
llcdding, Hair I leth Parler Milt, thtee gissl
ltureaus, one dozen Cane Seat and W lnd-er
Chatr, le-feet Ktenslen Table. Marble 'lop and
ether Tables, isidcheanl, lue anls of geed home
m. tile Uag Cariei, C,lass and Qiieensware, etc
PesltUe-ale. .1 ACOll It UMiAKF.lt,
JyU-td Auctioneer
Jl'.sT IN A NKW l.OP OK I'llKAl'
Fishing Lines Kaw "Ilk, 1 tnen Itnild, ,1c.
Heds (jointed) '',c- Heels, ste!s, hlnkers,
l,lskets, Heeks, Ac
FJJAILK" KAT END FHUIMACI,
ii)p)Misltc ftusttui Markei I
Fralley s'Saranpsirlllal oiiipeiind ler purittng
the MikmI, Is the nest. ;icvnlsu bottle
j:-lydUF.MAW
R
Hill ITION !
Clethes, Fnutnloenlngs or Vesting1, can save
money by calling at ltesenstein's Tailoring Par
ters where a Uenenil Itcductten luis lieen made
A Heed 'iiintner berge Milt for fts, trluimed
with Pongee "-Ilk
A Mic English Sergo hull In ltlue and ltlaik
fi.i i).
Eb-gini Pantalisms for Is.
P item straps are Perfect I lttlng
A. II. IIOSE.SSI El.S'.S7.Serth Ijueen SL
HKALTHY,
fresMug.
Wlmt J
111'.! HIOCS AND KK-
RstserV Reet Ueer.
The Hest Minimer Drink bottle that will
make tle gslleus et thU delicious drink Is wild
ler J3 tents, by
( OCIIUAS.IIIK DKI'dKlT,
At NrH.1T; A IB North jiicen st., liucastei, Pa.
majs-lytsxlll
-T EVAN'S FLOl'It.
LEYAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and , Reliable
clkk no ii'Kthi:k, reit
'1 HEUE IS NONE P.ET1 EH THAN
Ruppert's Estra New Yerk Beer.
Fer suit-eclusielj at
CI1 AKI 11. 1I0STLU S COlt.SEIl .SALOON,
lb ar of the Central Market.
Fresh tiem the Keg and Warranted Pure
JljJlfdlt.M.W.S
Ul'lUXtl Ol'K.NlNO AT 11. UKK
O ii.Mtrs.
FINE TAILORING.
Thn Laruveit itml tnewt Cfiinpli'te As-ertmcnt
el M.Sh WUOLLKNrorthebpilDB'liudutobo
teutnl lu the City of Lancaster.
A Uholce IJnu of prlnf: Ovurcesitlngs and
Ia n tut oe flings In all tb Laut Patten.1.
rrU't-4 Lew, lU-st Werkiuatidhlp, ami all goedi)
Warranted aa rupruaeuuul.
H. GERHART,
NO IJ SOUTH yUEE.S" STItEET.
-Opposite the Postetllce. mar.'Midll
IDUULU' SALI'. OK IIOOSIIKADS.
Will be sold at Public hale ut ( lias. ai ker
A Itie 's Vaults, next te liuapp s Itrenery, Le
cust street,
Saturday Morning, July 17, 1886,
AT 9 O'CLOCK,
70 LIEGE HO&SHEADS.
Helding from Five te Tweul UAe lUrrels.
borne of thesu hegsbeuds are as geisl as new.
CHAS. V. WACKEll k IlKO.
J. OfsDAKEn, Auctioneer. Jyll. ltd
PROPOSALS IOIi MKWKHS.
sealed proposals will be received b the
Street Committee up 'e Monday evening, July
lu, lvsj, at 7 e clock, for the building of the fol fel fol
lewlng sewers
A small brick sewer nt Llme and Walnut
streets.
A sewer en West King street, betwi en I'cnn
Penn Square and Prince street.
Plans and specifications can be seen ut the
City ltegulater's elllce, at the Station Heuse.
All bids must be accompanied with name of
proper security.
The Committee reserves the right te reject any
or all bids lecelved.
Frojiesals te be uddiesscd te " Street Commit
tee," and deposited In Street Committee's box,
atSmcltz's i.reiery, corner el North (jueen and
I.emun stieels. llyorderef
M'KEKT COMMITTEE,
EewiNb. Sueltz, Clerk. Jyle,ll,l7d
PKOPOSAI.S KOH KI'IIMMIIINC AND
Lay leg Pelglan Illeeks. Sealed proposals
will be received by the sin et Committee up le
Monday evening, July 19, ls;, nt 7 o'clock, for
thu following ler furnishing nnd laying enu
tiuarcl!clglan block Pavement ou West King
street, bctw eon Punn Siiujp und the east sldu
of Prince street ; llelgltiHkecks te be of Cape
Ann manufacture riaw and specifications
can be seen or procured ut the City ltegulater's
elllce, at the Station Heuse. All bids must be
accompanied with name of proper security.
The Cemmittee resei- e the right le reject any or
all bids lecelved. Proposals te be addressed te
"Street Committee," und deposited lu Street
emmltlee's ber, at Ameltz s grocery, corner et
rieriu iueen anu x.emen sireeis. jiy orunrei
STKEET COM
ijl.iill l ler..
Euwih B. SmiLtz, Clerk,
)yl0,ll,17d
TTHU NONIi HUT
" BEST'S "
HOT AIR PTJMAOES!
MADE OF HEAVY IKON.
Moie square feet of Itadlatlng Surface, most
economical In luel, und the best Kesulls In
Heating Dwellings, Schools,
Churches et nnv
Healer In tbe market. Pea or Nut Ceal for fuel
Estimates furnished for Heaters, Including
Masonry, Het Air Pipes, Heglsters, etc. Plenty
of Lancaster reference. Heaters guaranteed te
give entire satisfaction or taken out ut our own
uxpensu.
ileiug both practical men in tbe business, we
ask a share or palienuge
Estimates cheerfully furnished for Plumbing,
Uas Fitting, 1 In and sheet Iren Werk, Hoefing.
AIbe a lull supply el '1 In ware, Ac.
Prices te suit thu tlinus. Cllve us a call.
EVERTS & OVERDEER,
COlt.VEIl OF EAST KINn.JOJIN AND Mil).
DLE STKEETS.
inai'l-fimdM.W.ASlt
TLA('lv IIAUUKN
MINERAL SPUING WATEK.
A nulunil TONIC ALTEICATIVE, Dluiptlcef
uuiisuul liewur, pronounced by Dr. Jlrlukman,
uu uulheitty upon such cases, te be "similar In
eiTeets te that or the Alexis Spa, or l.ermany."
As lolls merits we refer te the following well
known citizens who have or who are new mlng
the water. J. M. W. deist, J. M. Johnnen.Jno.
D, Sklies, II, C. ltrubaker, esq , A. It. Frltcbey,
esq., Thes. Whltsen, esq, Cupt. It. A. Siultli,
James D. Potts, J. I). Qoedman, F. It. Urilllths,
U. M. 7.ahm.
Medical testimony aud references furnished
upenuppltcallnn.
1'. 8. 0OOIIU AN, Manager,
Ne. S7 Kast CI rant Street, (rear of Court Hende.)
JILACK IIAUUKN SPK1NU HOUSE, within
two hours of the city. A quiet, homelike re
treat. Delightful grounds, carutul attention,
unexcelled cuisine, moderate charges. Fer
terms, etc., address
MlSSCIlltlSTIK ISOMUKltOKU.
l'leasaut Urove, Lancaster County, la.
Juueis-Mua
XKirAltrKUriMKMKSTf,
A MO TTO THAT ALWAYM W1NR
HONEST W0KK ! HONEST PRICES I
Philip Docrsenfs Old Reliable Carriage Works,
120 niid 128 EAST KINO STREET,
(NKAUI.V OIM'OSITK TUB l.KOI'AKU IIOl'KL), LANUAftTKIl I'A.
Nene But First-Class Mechanics Employed. Ne. 1 Material, aud That Only, Used
PKICKS TO SUIT TH KT1MKS. Al.l, WOIUUIUAUANTKK.D.
BUGGIES, PHOTONS, BUSINESS WAGONS, MARKET WAGONS,
I hiMi new en hand mid fei sale cheap 111" following Hint ilass neceud hand weik Due Ltd til
uneAinii suen, siuiuiin. u,i iniim inn itsi', min i.ihih r our i as.euuer ilriiM,enn Flrst-llass Kl
triislim Tep I'll." ten, two I.ltfllt .liimp-ifeatl.'iiirl.iKes Alse. Sceend llnud Tem and Tretlliiir lliiu
ules. bulb side bar and end snrtun, llnslness: Uaiseiis, Npertlnn W airnns nnd Market Wnireus.
which wtll be s,.td at the Me4t ilKASONAIH.r; IMlltKs lllve im a call whether yeiiwlili te mi"!
eh.isu ei net. Ne tumble te show I lie work. '
.'AiniCWiAll A1TKNTI0N PAI1I TO KKI'AIKINU.
-f)H'7' lOIKHiT llll: '.l(Y;.-t,e
Philip Doersom's Old Reliable Carriage Works,
NOS. 126 and 128
. K A IH Kit Tl.H K3I K.Y 1 M.
"CIAMIIA MllllK'IM.
AH FAM1L JIEDICINK,
Jacob l Sliealfer's I'ure lije Whisk),
JjliHld' DUKEHl'ltKET LIlJUOU STOKE.
MAKKl.r.Y'S "YhLI.OW I'ltON'l"
cbur ntler HiiMina cent Cigar Is pio pie pio
neuncod by smekei-s the best In the mar
ket, at
MAKKLEY'S 'Mellow trout,"
.Se. :t North Clneen StteeL
(Furmeriy llartman's)
L.
UANSMA.N tt 1IKO.
A Big Reduction.
Ne Eire ! Ne Humbug !
M b iwi btg prices for shell wetn clothing
when you laubuy geed and newly made ( Uiu
caster make) Clothing at prices much loner
than shell worn ilethlng can be bought at.
A FEW SAMPLE PRICES:
SLEKSl CIiEi: COATS AND ESlSal fl in
ME.S'S ttOUMM) PANTS al 50c.
MEN'S DUES- PANTS nUI li
UOV- PANTS at mi.
CH1LDUE.S S PANTS at ,iuc
MES , DUESS Sl'llS tit ur..
Ml S s ALL-OOLCASSIMEUESt'lTSats:i
HOI S SUITS at H7S.
CH1LDUENS SUITs-CtlAT AND PANTS, al
II ue.
MEN'S ALL WOOL COIthSCIIEW SUIT,
in Alt colors, back or the Uilest StJ le Cutaway,
al f;.u.
ti Itenicinbci these goods are all our own
make and tiuiat go, as we need the iimiui.
L. GANSMAN & BR0
MEUCIIANT TAILOUS,
MANl t ACll UEUSOF MEN S HOIS AND
CH1LDUEN SCLOTHINC,
66 & 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
tltlghteu the Southwest Cm et UnuigeSt.)
LANCASTEIt, PA.
r Net connected with any ether Clothing
Heuse In the city.
W1L,
.lAMisON A KOSTKlt.
32 TO 38
East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
MASTER THE SCIENCE
-OF-
ECONOMY.
It takes longer te learn economy than many
ether branches of study, nnd had we paid mere
attention te economy In buying, we should net
luve been left wltha huge surplus stock that ,
Must Be Sold.
MARK THESE BARGAINS:
Children's All-Weel Sailor Suits tiZO
Children's Norfolk Suits WW
Children's Short Pants lue., Wc., 75c , tl 00
Children's Shirt Waists I5C..2.V , Sue ,Sec
rleys' Scheel Suits, Leng Pants ii.Mi
Heys' Scheel Chick Suits, Leng Pants tl.Ui
Men's Scotch Cheviot Hulls plie
Men's All Weel Casslmere Suits 10)
Men's All-Weel Odd Pants ftWand 3.U0
FURNISHINGS.
Gent's (inuzu shirts, long and sbeit sleeves
Men's Silk Neckwear. Puirsnnd Tecks
lue
.100
.S5c
Men's Htuvy Laced Frent Working bhlrts
Meusauspendeis
10c. und l.'c
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladles' Oraln Walking Shoes $1.10
Ladles' drain Lace Shoes fl.10
Gent's Uossamcrllalmeruls, French Toe, ..MOD
Tourists' Canvas Shoes fl.ue
HATS AND CAPS.
Ucnt's Japan Mackinaw Straw Hats, Hound and
Flat Crown, M Cents.
Men's Proud llrlin Everyday Straw llat,6 Cents-
32, 34, 36 4 38 E. King St,,
LANCASTKlt, l'A.
-B teres clese eviry OTtnlng at C o'cleclfi ez
ceptSfUurOay'fi
Williamson t& Fester,
EAST KINO STREET.
tniyrtAw
IIIIV (lUt)llH.
rill IK M".V CASH STOHH.
NEW CAShl STORE,
Opposite the Keystone Heuse and Net thorn
National Hank,
1217 .V 'J.'.) North queen Strwt.
Duelling today new and seasonable Diess
OishIs.
MIIITKMCIDUIA I.WVN'M,
III I'K PLAID N.MNSO'lliS,
Will 1'K LINES DElNDK.s,
COUDhD PKJI'Es, LADIES' UAl'E VESTS,
t.h.N'I'SOAl K EST.
CHILDHEN'SIIAU.E, ALI.SlES.
lll.i. k nod Colored Silk Mitts. New Stock el
lliltiens Fulllltiunt Notions and De
meslks all at low prices
S II Ml poisons Indebted te the late tlrm et
bowels A Hurst arc requested te call ut tbe store
,i the uiiib islgued and settle their accounts nt
once, us attertbe t'ltb el July the books go Inte
lie liitidsel an ablerinati tot tollecllen.
fobs lyd W. II. IIOWEUS.
-11U:.T AITUUTION.
STAMM, BROS. & CO.
ONE l ASF.
liENVSI NLAl NDItlED '11111 1',
ltlnlerced lUck and Frent, made r,resly ter
us and warranted Mamsutta Mulln, M lents
each
ON EC ASF.
CKKM SKI.KSUChEKS, M a aril
.V) De, ti DA DIES' aud UK.VT'9 INDIA CI AU.E
ES1S, Leng and Short Sleeies.iV;. each.
i.ruit Kedintlen In Prima In
WHITE GOODS.
INDIA I INES MCTOK1A LAWN
1'iluih 1C10KI LAW N, 10c a aid . Ferme
Pttie IV ard
j-sp,,t,i ,ut, i, tums lu dEN'I j rl UNISII
IM.
BOSTONSTORE,
Nen. UO ruul 20 North Queen Bt.,
LASCASTEU, PA.
w
urn: diu:s.s heeds.
WITT 6c SliIND
OPEN TO-DAY,
ANOIIIEll CASE OJ POPULAIi sptl.ES IN
ORINKLB SEERSUCKER,
PRINTED SATINE3,
PRINTED BATISTES.
Eii tbtng Desirable In
White 'Dress Goods.
IN DIA LIN ENS, ICTOKIA LAW NS,
COUDED PUH'ES,
EMIIKOIDEIIED SUITS,
SWISS. CAMIIUIC AND NAIN'HOOK EM-
HUOlDEKlESand Let NCINGS
Special Atti.icllens Tun Pieces Pin StrlpiMt
SUMMER SILKS.
Only J5c. a ard '
Ully Ple,es rum oel LACE IIUNllNfls,b(c.
a ard , advuiltsed city price, 1JJC.
JERSEYS I JERSEYS I
Flit) Ileen Children's lllack and Colored,! Kit
SE WAISl's, He each
LADIES' III.ACK WOltSTED .1 EHSE S, 75c
each, regular price, ll.l'J
LADIES' FINE HOIISTED IEUSEYS, ILIO
each, worth fl.Se.
New Yerk Stere,
IJee. 0, 0 3t 10 Eeflt King St.,
LANCASTElt. PA.
J."-
-MARTIN A CO.
A FEW THINGS
OU NEED DUIttNU THE
SUMMER.
BUY THEM NOW
WINDOW hCUEENS, AllbUus.iSc. up.
110011 HCHLKNS, All 81us, ll.as up.
WINDOW AWNINUS-Largest Line of Awn
ing Stripes lu the city. Prices from tut! up, for
complete awning. Stere Awnings loner than
the low est.
MOSQUITO CANOPIES-Fultbize, Whlleaiid
Pink. Prices, ll.rti and Jl.tiO with cord and pul
leys complete Nu extra charge for putting up.
SLIP COVK11S FOlt FUUN'lTUltE Madeby
oxpeil muchaulcs. Perfect tit guamutced.
COVERINGS FOlt MIHKOIl FUAMK8 AND
GAS C1IANDEL1EUS urtlstlcally hung. Mod Med Mod
erale pilce. All colors, Gau.e and llobluet.
Fiirnlluie Iticovered during dull season at
half the regular rules. Werk guaranteed. Lar.
gest line et Furniture Coverings In Lancaster.
WINDOW SHADES All prices. 2 yards long,
Hest Oil Shading and Hest Spring Flxlttiu,
made up complete, tee. any color.
J. B. MARTIN & GO.,
Cor. West King & Trince St
(OpiKMlte KtHVens Heuse.) LANCABTKK. PA.
TOIIACCO OUTl'lNQS, HOIIAPS, HIFT
ING8 AND PACKEHS' WASTE, Dry ana
Clean, bought for cash. fl M0UN8
Ne. 273 Pearl Street. Ne w Yerk.
Ilolerenco rred. Bchutte, Ne, U Pearl stroe
ew Yerk. lebn-lydn,
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