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yBeUr CorresTetuJence of the lirTEtxiematn.
'.J,'-CoteMBiA, July IS. Columbia Ledge,
: 'Ke. U7 Brotherhood el Hall read Brakemen,
''? Wtll twUbrate tha flratannlveraary of tbeln-
'UWWea of the ledge, te-night, by the held
rC ! 0( PprvJriMU vercim in lue armory,
,Kiift Indira via enranlzed In Jul v. 1S8T. In
T tfct) third story of the old v,y building In
., Baak alley. The members bad been very
. S 11 J - - I. tt,Al Knnfjai In Ihmamii fn ...An.-
Bar7fcMlttri Mift tiftVA liAAn Tflrv Hllneftwifiil Ilin
'-f ledge new haa upon its roll of members a
:.w verr larae proportion or tne men in comm-
r Kl amnlnlifirt nli thn ffillrmiff In I hi narvtMIV
of brakemen. Berne time alter the
ledge was
instituted the members
began looking
around for a mere
desirable room for
meeting purposes
and finally selected
the third story of
tie Wike building, en locust street. The
members then went hard te work and have
ueceeded in fixing up this room In n manner
excelled by none in Columbia. The new
troem was dedicated en the llrst day of Jan
' uary, 1888, with very Interestlnir exercisen,
Including an address by C. C. KauITman,
esq. Several members et the ledge, with A.
P. Kedgers, has prepared a pregramme for
the observance this evening, and it will con
sist of singing, an address by Jehn II. Kline
and an elegant banquet
Industrial Mews anil Notes.
The way passenger train, due in town at
0:58 a. m., was ever one hour la(e this morn
ing, caused by a wreck en tliorenusylvaula
railroad at Klnrer's station.
The pay car of the Pennsylvania railroad
arrived in town this alternoen, when the em em
peoyes of the read received their wages for
the month el June,
The main tracks of the P. B. It. are new
being put In llrst-class order. The rep.Urmen
are putting in new ties and rails.
The mlllef the Columbia Iren company is
working in an excellent manner. The mill
Is being visited by large crowds of people
and the manufacture of iron is watched
with interest.
Werk is progressing rapidly In tearing
down the buildings en the site where the St.
Paul's P. 13 church will be built.
The river has new cemmenced te rise,
caused by the heavy rains. The water is In
a very muddy condition.
Summer Leisure.
The plcnle el the Church et Ged Sunday
schools of Columbia and Washington, held
at Penryn park yesterday, was very
largely attended, despite the unlavorable
weather. The picnickers occupied fourteen
cars.
A game of ball wilt be played between the
coiuraeia nine anua ciuu irem xerK, en
next Saturday aftercoen, at three o'clock.
The Yerk team have an excellent reputa
tion and a geed game may be expected.
A pleasant plcnle was held yesterday at
Wild Cat Olen, and was largely attended.
The inclement weather kept the picnickers
COtvnnea te ine uuuuings ai me gien, al
though an enlevabie time was had.
Cel. Samuel Shech has gene te Cliften
Springs, Oneida county, '. Y., for a sojourn
during the heated term.
The llerutiEli Hudgef.
A visit te the pelice courts ieimd ovory evory overy
thlng very dull and the constables bae very
little te de.
The Salvation army, although stationed in
town, de net bold any meetlngs here. They
have new turned their batteries en Marietta.
Wrightsvllle has been given up after gaining
several recruits.
The regular monthly meeting el the school
beard will be held this evenlng in the coun
cil chamber.
A very heavy rain storm passed ever town
during yesterday afternoon. The rain foil lu
lorreula but the storm was accompanied with
very little lightning or ttumder.
A large plate i;lsvm window at Fend rich's
cigar stere was broken yesterday by a blcycie
falling against it.
Personal Notes.
Mr. P. S. Brugh aud lam lly left town yes yes
terdny for a visit te Luray Caves Va.
Wm. It. Given and daughter are at
aglesmore, ene of the highest resorts in the
.Aiieguauiea.
Miss Emily Wilsen Is visiting friends in
Manayuuk, Pa.
TUtS llNKIHTS O F VI TUIAK.
Italn Caiuea a leBtiuui:iii-ui of I he Outdoor
lUercuea al Terente.
Bain fell at intervals all Wednesday at To Te Te
eoneo, Canada, and the weather was se
gloomy that all the outdoor part of the pro pre
gramme in connection with the Kuights of
Pythias demonstration was postponed till to
day, when it is beiied the prize drill competi
tion, ever which much interest is manifested,
will take place. The visiting kuights spent
the day driving about the city in covered
backs, giving concerts in various centres of
the city, whlle their ladles generally engaged
in stiepplng. The supreme ledge or the
world was in session all day.
The special train which conveyed the
Flerida division te the city Is a centre of In
terest among citizens, and thousands visited
it during the day, and the Knights irem
Flerida presented prominent citizens with
alligators which they brought here with
them. This evening a grand concert was
given te the visiting Knights, in which promi
nent American and Canadian artists took
part Te-morrow, the last day, is oxpectcd
te be the best of the demonstration. There
i considerable speculation as te the next
place of meeting the supreme iodge will de
cide upon. Chicago and Cincinnati are the
only places that are regarded as at all llkely
te get it A Bupreme ledge elllcer said that
most of the representatives favored Chicago,
and that It would undoubtedly get the most
votes.
The prize drill oemiotlllou will take place
this m erning, commencing at U o'clock, rain
or shine. It the weather Is Hue the competi
tion will be held ou the exhibition grounds.
If unfavorable it will be held In the Caledonia
skating rink. The divisions will be drilled
IntbefolleAlngorder:First,,ChicagodlvUlon,
Chicago j second, Lincoln division, Nebraska ;
third, Indianapolis diviseu, Indiana ; fourth,
Fert Dearborn division, Chicago; fth, Ko Ke Ko
kemo division, Indiana: sixth, Alpha di-
r-s- vision, iiamuien, uanaua; seventh, Bed
fc- Cress division, Cleveland ; eighth, Austin
uiviBiuu, juuBujruaui, it. 1.; nmiu, Damen
division, Cincinnati. The llrst te named
divisions are in Class 2, the ether seven in
Class L
riars At Heme."
Isaac Pewden, of North Mulberry street,
this city, visited Ihe Uouse et Befuge, Phil
adelphia, en Wednesday, te have an inter
view with the managers of that institution
about the restoration te his care or his grand
son, Able Pewden, whose case the Intj-:i.i,i.
ciENCun has brought te public netice. Mr.
Powden bore letters from a number et load lead
lng cltlzens of Lancaster, asking the beard te
laverably consider the case. Among the
writers were Mr. B. J. McUrauu, whose In
terest In the case when the lad was llrst
taken away led te its re-opening ; S. II.
Ueynelds, esq., who la one of the managers
et the Heuse or Befuge; and Judge Patter
Sn:..Th.8 manager"1 were fully convinced
that the boy would be much better placed hi
me Children's Heme of this city j he was
SSS,l??l,Jr B,vea te hls Kmndlather, who
th?l-lm. witb hlw aaa 1 W1W P'cel l
tutien u maaa8ement el whlcn lnstl-
vat r.'iy,,v ulul- T" lad net
yet reached his tenth year.
Hsreautu ana state Tax.
The amount of mercantile tax paid te
County Treasury Grlder up te July 10 wa
M fellow- from different wurces-
Retailers ' .,,,
Taverns AyP;17
Kaung Houses " . ."i::.":" H-SJhi
Orator Dealers 'SSfJ
Liquor bteres ..." J."'
Wrwerle uud Dlstillerles. S"-
BUllard Tables and JJewilng Alliyi:.":: 77J.U)
V . Meddlers ......."..,.'.,.,'. "JJJ
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The OOllutv treasnrer BAttltvt with n... ...
Thursday Uud also paid f30,(J00 en account of
1 SntTrS i w P80081 Preirty,making a total
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Arrival of II10 Vj Oar,
Thtever-weloeme vehicle the pay-car of
- -jTMHyivaau railroad, passed through this
Slhls aruirnoen, topping long eaeugb te
Um monthly aaiarlea of U the em.
M is Uiis city and vkHnity.
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BBMOrAt, Of AH AhTl.VM.
Kir bride's In Philadelphia Sold te Syndicate
of Capitalists for 3,OOO,O0O.
The purchase of flve hundred acres of
land at JsTowten Square, Delaware county, Is
uudorsteod te have been made for the trus
tees el the Pennsylvania hospital for the In
sane at Philadelphia, for thn purpose el re
moving the hospital buildings from their
preseut location In West l'lillailelphla. Tills
land cost from J2U0 te f.100 per aero
and Includes four of the best farms
In the county. Buildings are te
be erected, it is said, fur the ac
commodation of three thousand pa pa
llenta and the farms purchased, together
wlthethers which It Is proposed te acquire,
will be used te raise proJuce Milllcietit te
Minnlv the needs of Iho hospital. Newtown
tiquare is aoeui itve miles seuiu or jiryn
Mawr aud sn equal distance northeast from
Med l. It was ene of the earliest settled sec
tions of the state and l.as long been noted ler
the beautv of the scenery roundabout, the
richness of Us seli and the high character of
the people lu the noipliuerlKxnl.
The present grounds, which Include all the
land lietweeu Kerty-second and Klfth-rieoeud
anl Market streets and Uarferd avenue, are
Raid te havobeen sold te a syndicate of capi
talists at a price stated at J-.',P00,lW. Tl10
hospitals will probably le tern down, streets
cut through from Market streets te Haterferd
avenue and five hundred duelling heues
erected. The erection of tlie new build
ings will requlre at le.vt two jear", but
It is proposed te negin erK en inem
the near ftiture. The building new oeeupleil
by the ieniales was eened ler ue In 1S1I.
but since that time it has been enlarged and
extended. It Is tlie result or the llrst ellerts
put forth in this country te make prevision
for the insane. The bulMliiinnvupied by the
males was commenced in Kii and completed
In 1S50. The institution Is commonly called
Klrkbride's, alter Dr. Tlies. S. Klrkbrlde,
who gave the beat years of his lire te estab
lishing aud festering it. During his lifetime
he was superintendent and physlclan-iu.
chler and achieved a viorld-wlde reputation.
AX JELUPBXKST J!.XTHAUKMX.iltr.
The Kscaiie nnd Capture of a t'alr of Dtuky
Adulterant.
Sieclal Corrus pondpnee it lirraLLintM be.
S.MiTHMi.1.1:, July 1, Israel Taggert, a
Welsh mountain negre or this place, eloped
with II. Green's wire. A warrant was issued
for their arrest and placed in the hands or the
Smith vitie detective who started for the
Welsh mountain rendezvous. i0 rmtupat
the house ofnrelatlve who resides In the
mountains and started out in quest of the
fugitives, but Miught in vain. When it be
came known te the denizens of this notorious
resort that a stranger was among them and
ids business they Hocked In Ills stepping
place In great numbers, eager te obtain a
gllmpsoef one who had the courage and
audacity te beard tlie liens lu their
den the fastnesses of the Welsh moun
tains. The criminals had lied and
whero te lind them was the question which
Euzzled the vigilant elllcer. He returned
eme and obtained auother clue which he
eagerly followed and was successful in cap
turing Taggert near Green Briar, where he
was secreted in a small, deserted cabin. Tag Tag
gert is married te Green's sislnr aud left his
wlfe and family with yeuug Green for sup
port, besides Green's own family, which was,
as he thought, mero tliau oue mau's share.
A I'ntent fur Setting Tires.
Through W. B. Gerhart, patent solicitor, a
patent, Ne. 315,322, dated July 13, 1mm,, has
been issued te Henry and Jehn S. Behrer,
fermerly of Iiucaster, for a new device ter
setting tires. In this tire-setter the tellies
arepressed inward by means or a compres
sion baud acting uniformly upon the entire
circumrereuce of the wheel, until they are
forced far enough te permit the tire te be put
en ; the fellies are then caught bv crips
which held thorn In ositleu te receive the
tire, the compression baud loosened, and the
tire adjusted. As the fellies are nressed
inward the spokes buckle sldewie;aud te
prevent the teiid in the spokes extending te
the hub and loosening them lu their sockets,
they are rested in sockets in a fulcrum wheel
placed near the hub. The fellies have elastic
joints fastened tetweeii them te permit them
te give te the pressure of the baud.
hummer I.el.iire.
Jacob Bathveu and wile, Mrs. Christian
Bine, and II. Clay Brubakur and wile, left
yesterday allernenn at 3:15 ever the Beading
read for Terente.
Geerge N. Reynolds, insurance agent gees
West en Saturday. He will ntteud the con
vention or Northwestern agents, te be held
in Milwaukee next week. He will be absent
about ten days.
Ames McCartney, of Kan Francisce, 11 son-in-law
of the late David Klllluger, of East
King street who had beeu Kist en a visit,
left ler home this afternoon.
Miss Bella Grolf, is visiting her sister Mrs.
Ii W. Wengcr, el Mount Jey.
A dispatch te the Intiii.lkiknckh from
the boys or the Vesper beat club Mvntliey
were caught In the storm and delayed last
evenlng, but are new well 011 their way te
I'ert Deposit
A Itellc Mild Ittitk."
Jacob l'enlz, the well known brickmaker,
has new in his possession a relic el " Buck,"
the famous old cannon w Inch was presented
by ''resident Buchanan le the llomecralsof
Ijincaster. It is the axle or thecarriageujKm
vvhlcli the old gun rosted. Mr. I'entz pur
chased the axle rocenlly and lias placed It
upon oneofliis brick carts. It Is made of iron
witb brass boxes and is very durable. The
present owner Intends te keeji the a.leas a
rolie as long as he llves. The rear end or the
cannon which was blown oil' when the gun
exploded several years age. Is at the Intki,.
i.KiKNCKit eillce, where it lias been slnce the
accident It weighs about 75 pounds.
Death or a Treacher and a !)) ter.
from the Lebanon Advertiser.
Bev. Henry II, Gelbach. aged til, aud a
prominent member et the U. II. church, died
en Wednesday at his residence in Lebanon.
In 1607 he was elected clerk orquartert-estiions
aud recorder, and for many vears lilled a
directorship in the I'. IL, Aid hociety.
Dr. F. II. Bewer, who died leceutly in
Mycrstewn, was well known throughout
Lebanon, Berksand Lancaster counties, and
through his practlce lias made many warm
friends. He was burled in the I'nlen ceme
tery 011 Saturday altorneou.
Churiied Willi llurclary.
On Wednesday Christum Bruder was ar
rested ou a charge of burglary, it is alleged
that it was he who broke into the Schiller
house, en North Queen street, which is kept
by Edward Hall, last week and stele a let of
liquor, cigars, Ac Alderman A. V Dennelly
cemmitted Bruder fera hearing. Tills morn
ing he was taken before Judge Uviughteu
en a writ or habeas corpus and was admitted
te ball in the sum orfeiio for a hearing berore
Alderman A. V. Dennelly next Monday.
Judge llnKeumaii l'relcrs iil.uk.
The slxtoen delegate from Berks county te
the Democratic state couventleu have de
clared tlieuiselves for Judge ilagenman for
governor, but that geiitleman has stated that
he Is for Chauncey 1'. Black. Judge Iliiguu
man prefers te remain ou the bench. Twe
Domecratla organisatiens or Beading passed
rosolutiens Indorsing liim ter governor.
Hurt In 11 liuiiauH) In Vermont,
Tlie St Albane, Vermont Mcssenyer el
Monday, chronicles a runaway accident iu
that town en Sunday alternoen iu which
Geerge Goedhart, of this city, chief of the bill
pesters of Den Is' circus, was thrown violently
le the ground aud Hurt about the head,
shoulder, arm and right leg. His companion
Jelm Bogers, was dragged uiul badly cut
Trettlug at Al(flriuiu' Park Saturday.
Twe rattling geed races are set down for
McG rami's nark, next Saturday alternoen
'I he llrst will be a trot for a purse or f 125 be
tween the following well known horses: W.
VV. nrrwh'sl,. , fj, William l'lss' Built, d.
Jehn II. Dullv's Huunau I), and William
Besh'a Harry It
Dan Legan's Klnney and William lass
Lewls will run for u premium of f loe.
Seme Kuights irutiiuted uu ttuuday.
Krem the Terente Jv'eHx.
Heme Americaus were going ureund the
streeu yesterday muttiiting hard thing
wa'ntHd V, 'a.U HU,Ulay '""tltutlens. They
f.i ,., AnQ,,,, Kei'levlu Hult.
Clara King aud her hu.band.Dr. Geerge A.
whlcb,.as alleged, theplal'utl r"':m L ?. "
ant and has net been paid,
lu the sum of 250.
Ball vvasaiked
rJtr inn het thihst.
Uerauae They Knew Hen le Unit the Ijim
Kanlly.
It was a war tu night in the streets of the
greatclty of New York,butthero wasa gentle
current of refreshing air moving across the
roefof the Casine. Thither repaired two
young men of the order known as glided
youth. They were warm and thirsty for
music, aud llkewlse for a cooling drink.
Having seated themselves in a comfortable
cerner they summoned a waiter aud gazed
upon him with expressive ceuntenancu
Theu tlie elder Raid unto the yeunger:
"Gawge, what'll you 'ave, old chappie?"
"1 think a brand valid seda'llsult my health
this eveulng, dealfbey, don't ye think ?"
"All riglil. VtalUlli, me urauuiuiCT huh
soda."
"Serrv, sir, but we can't mjII you any
"Cawn't sell us brandy ' N hat tlie doeco
,l'v- timdti s"
('ant. tVlllUms Is iMiforeltic the law, and
can't sell anything but temperance drinks
without forfeiting tiur theatrical license."
"lly Jawve! What beastly nuisance.
Gange, what'll we de"
Gawge chewed his mustache ler a low
moments aud then was stricken heavily with
an Idea.
"Can we get a iiicssengAli heali'"
"Certainly," auswered the water.
The messenger was summoned, and (awgu
wrote a message te his acl and dispatched
the boy with it lu the course of 15 minutes
the lad returned wltn a tine cut glass decan
ter et superior brandy, brought irem Gawge's
rooms.
"Waltah," said Gawge, "bring us two
plalu sodas."
The order was tilled. The sodas were
poured into glasses and then Gaw go, taking
up his decanter, remarked te his friend :
"Say when, old chapple."
There was sllence for the space of several
seconds save for the geutle gurgle of the S. .
O. P. as it flowed down te miugle with the
s-Hla. Then the "old chappie" said "When,"
and Gawge helped himself. He lilted his
glass, looked at his Iriend, uedded at the
waiter, and said :
" lleah's success te the teuipewance move
ment" Gawge and the " old chappie " slew ly ab
sorbed the beverage, aud thus did the great
championship contest tietween ceed and e il
result in ene mere victory for the latter by a
score et two te nothing.
Lewer End Item,
from the (Juarry vllle Pest.
Miss Sldnev GreII, who met w ith a painful
accident several weeks age, being gored by a
cow, is getting along nicely.
Jeseph Hawk, of Fairfield, who met with
such a terrible accident by being cut with u
reaper, is doing very w oil under the circum
stances. It was feared at llrst that a hand aud
leg would have te be tvken oil, but only one
hand was ampuuued.
Sale ul Tohaite.
Tills morning Jehn Besh Beld for Rosenthal
eighteen acres of tobacco or 'SI te Harrison
Shiik.
l'anr. 11. C. Wkidlkr, ho.e advcrtl-ement up
pears In another column, Invites all liiturcsttsA
te (all at college rooms aud examlne six-cltncns
of work executed by former pupils, one hour
per day can be spent pleasantly and profitably
In aejulrlng a oed baud w riling. Testimonials
from our k-adlns citizens attest the clllclency et
the course of Instruction. Consult his adver
tisement. Harvest Heme Hares.
Kemembcr the fast trotting and runulng rates
at Mrdrann's Park, Saturday alternoen nt 2J)
e-clock. Admission only !S cents. itd
Anether i:irllement en North Hueen street.
There wasa tremendous crowd yesterday at
the (Jrcat fire Clothing Sale. Ne. 138 North
ijucen street, near the rutlre-ad. Everything
going fast. All admit such great bargains were
never beroreelteied in Lancaster. We advise
our readers te call at once, as the entire stock
will be sold nt 10 per cent, less thin flrst cost
and everything will be sold at retail ; call at once
ter your great bargains, as this will never
occur again, Hemetuber, this Great fire Sale
must be closed In les than two Meeks. Our an
therlzvd agents urn at Ne. 1SH North O.U(en
street, noir the railroad, Lancaster, Pa. Call
early te avoid the rush. Mere epeu from ;
a. m. until Oat night, ji,t
1) BAT Ilk.
Martix-Ou the 1Mb Inst. Ueorge ClllJenl,
son of Ueorse II. and Clam Martin, aued seven
mouths and twenty days.
Netico el funeral herealler. Jt
McCerhick. In this city, en the Hth Inst ,
Miss Margaret McCermlck, (Uughter of the late
Dr 1. and M. A. JlcCermlck.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
gpectrully Invited te ktlend Ihe funeral from the
residence or her mother. Ne. 211 West King
street, en Friday merulug at 10 o'clock. Inter Inter
ment private jj-13 std
itAUKJSTS.
Philadelphia I'reduca Market.
I'BiUDSLrBiA, July 15 Fleur Market
steady Sales of l.tie barrels : Minn, bakers.
IJSefllflj; Peuna. lamlly at WfTKQI ; Westeni
at HiHjiri: Patents, H eetjiw.
Uye Heur dull at$.13UQ3 I).
I p. ,m , call Wheat July, bJJic i Aug,
fcW.,0 i fcept., ha- ; Oct., S7c
corn-July 4iu; Aug., V)c. ; Sept., I7c ,
Oct., 47c,
rttJ",MJuly' S-ic; Au 3lc-' I'tl 3IC!
OCl., vie
Chicago Alaraet.
CuioAse, July 15,'j.30a. in. Market epened:
Wheat Aug., TsJics Sept.. te)e; Oct., el'jc
Lern Aug., .s.s,0 inept . xHc : Oct., iuj;c.
Oats Aug., -.-Jifc ; Sept., SUXc ; Oct., 'iiJic.
l'erk Aug., iu s;j ; sept., f 10 00 : Oct., flu en.
Lard-4n t.lteafi M ; sept, fi 70.
ltlhs-Aug., f. JU ; Sepc, K SIX Oct, fS 35.
OLOHISO,
)icj Aug
Wheat July, 7:
TSJ.Ci Sept.,
sic;
Cern-J uly, 377ic j
KHic : Oct . teke.
August, XCi Sept,
-."ats uly, -Ci Aug., ifjc; Sept., S-jc ;bct.
nttHftgSti'- AUB- rj "' Svl'u
..TiS'J'' w " ';ui bept., t;72K;
ItiMKrOcc'fiua! 35i A"B-.! Sept..
Oram ana ProrKlens.
rurnlshed by 8. K. Yundt Ureker.
CllICAOO,
July 15. 1 o'clock n. in.
Wheat. Cern. Oats. Perk. Lard.
July
August
September..
October
November..
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Oats
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Car Leu.
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Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. m.
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August....
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i41i"w.V.OB",.;?u.IyJT,rleur market film but
dull 1 lne.ll lutt.'s5j Superrtne, fl tertJ uu :
'.V.?.. ui oe Kxtm Wostern. fl ouue'
City Mill Kxtras, II Oufli for Ve!.t Indies ;
M vwItiK;r-3'i'?iu)! KtruNe.2.n -sei k
m i"?10-..1 Ui BUl, en 8rt ""e 1 no. 1
while, state, lc: Ne. Ne sited, winter. Auc
M-e t Sept,, 87Xc 1 Oct , te. ' ' AUh '
0ctr47KcO' mx"a caab' w-'e fiept.tojie;
Oa'u-Ne. J White 8UU, spot, t5QI3:No.2,de
41ci Ne. 2 mixed, Aug,3JHc s, .,
Kye dull 1 Canada, Ukc,
llarley nominal.
1'erkiiulet; New Mess, IU ivm si.
Iax dupU.tdKI; Oct., Wl.
.J5SrK!rS1tfV-w5S: ler w Uwl bell,nK
Tunientlne easier ai M'.ic
llesln dulli stralned te goei
'ifdfalned te geed, II O0OIO8.
I'eiroieuiiidiill t refined In casus, eke.
rrelghta dull 1 grain te LIverrKxIl.'e.
ButUir Market sUsulv , i5..,' '4u
Creamery, liftnKe. ' "
uw Wostern
Cheese firm; Western Flat, Wc.
K(fgB dull 1 State. lsailjjei Wustein. Hl(ibr
Sugar-market dull , iiinned cuUeai? "i-ti
l.Ke: Oranuluted.Hi. """' ,'-a
'lallew steady; priineclty, 3 lMfe.
cotfeo steady 1 fair curgoes at ojie.
tellSr'JKaic. cre"nail"a Louisiana, coiiimeii
Live Hterk Alarketa.
CiuoAue. J uly ll.-The Drevtrt' Journal reiverts
Cuttle Itecelpts, 10,3uuheadt shipments, S uuu!
market was weak ; shipping steers, 9S0
te ,ji) B,s. l75ril 'Ji:l,3uu te 1,U s,s, II tea
ttlil stockers and foedum. II iHJ3(l; cows
bulls and mixed, II teft 74 1 bulk.lt xj 75,
slop-led, steers, 14 6eiatW; through Texas call
tl.0.T2,arly 'euu boadrecolvcd, lewer 1 common.
1 4&SJ no 1 geed, e3 75 ' '
'0-ltecelpu, 17,000 hcadt ihlpmenU,
B,UU market ucilve 1 rough and mixed, lised
shli
euu iu 1 iifa'ni,
Bheep-liBceipu, a teai ihlpinenu, bee (
market steady I natives, tl OHM M 1 Terans
ijuvttst'U; western, J utd 7J Lambs, tl vti
KM.
Kt l.tsisTv Cattle neilits, TM heart t
uhlniiirnte, ltd head j market flew i ptlme, tMt
"k r lr le u.sv.1. tl iXJI 7 (ommeii, H H ,
sUx-ker. tJtli 75) thlpincnts te New Ieik, 11
carle ids
lines receipts, l.Oivj hid 1 shipment. l.tt
market firm 1 I'Mlnletphla.. IV I'Ktv Jl
orkers. fl ftl IU. Shipments te u erk,
7 rarlettd.s.
Sheep recvijiu, COO heart t shlpmenU, ,"" 1
market slew prime, (.1 betfl t fan l poed. m
;. common, fi(jw i l.ambsfi
new Xera Ktecas.
Niw teas, July 1J Wall tnt. laip. ui. ui.
Menuy easy at SX jwr cent, luivtgn ox ex
chuliKO unlet at II ;X(il K), (levernuinnts
ntm j Currency 6's, IIAIK bid 1 1 s coups. I1'S
bid; 4Vs(IUX bid.
The stock market this morning opened unlet
with Kile and the Jersey Centiul shares strong.
nut sneruy imer opening n dispatch from 1.111
i.sre announcing that the Heck Island railroad
had tut rates tin frc.tsht le Omaha fully forty
per cent., rvsiiltrd In a rsld en the umngers and
a decline of i lei per cent At Iho llrst rail a
buying of Jersey Central unit Kile as begun,
and continued Ith but little Interruption until
neon. This buying icsulted In stlllenlug up Iho
list, and at this hour prices ale up 8 Iter cent.
The market has since continued sluing
Hteek MarKls.
limitations by Keet, jlcUianu A Ce., bankers,
Liiiuaaiur, in.
W Tens LIST. 11 A. M
Cauada 1'aclHc
U. U. (J. 1
Cel. Coei
Central racinc
Canada Southern... l!)i
Chi., St. U A fph
Denver A Kledrunde ';
Del. Lack. A Western U
Ktle
Krte'M i;
New Jersey Central M
K. A T .11
Leu. A N 4IVi
L'ike Shere Ml,
MlchlgnnlVntral 7IS
Missouri l'uclDc
Northern 1'acldc in';
S. V. Pref MiJ
n. vv n:i
New Yerk Central luv
Ohie Central
Omaha r
Oregon Trans SIK
OntivrteA vviutiuu
r&ciac Mall :
lit
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1:7
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1
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Bochester A l'ltueurg
8U Paul 9JW
Texas Pacinc ;s
Union Pacific M
Wabash Couunen 17&
Wabash l'retened 2i4
Western Union Telegraph., ts!
West Shern le.",
raiLAn-.ruu ust.
Lehigh Valley :
tt, N. Y. A PMU 3
Pennsylvr.rla M
Ueadln 1:
laihlgh Navlgatlea M
Hestonvllle
Philadelphia A Erie
Northern Cent
People's I'assengur
lfd'g Ueu'ls Sl'tg's r. (Mj
OU 6.VV?
Leral mocks ana lleudi.
lleperted by J, II. Leng.
Par I as I
value, sain.
Lancaster Gper c-nt,, 1S.. no 107
1. 100 ii)
4 Scheel lean In) 105
" In ler 91 years UU 1W
" " ln er'J) years, loe laca
4 " InluerJOyears. 110 Kri
Uanhelm Merou jh lean 110 UK
BASK STOCEK.
First National liank.... in)
20s
115
191
luOO
1
115
rarmcr"' National llauk..
sn
unen National lunlc
Lancaster County National Bank
li")
60
lui
, 100
. PO
. lue
. leu
. let)
. no
. no
. lu)
. 50
veiuniuia .inueuai uanK.,
Christiana National Hank..
Kphrata Aitienal Bank.
1JS
1M
139
ae.w
150.
159.
UW
Id
lMiH)
110
110
110
1J7.60
First National Hank, Columbia..
First National Kink. Htnwburg.
r irsi -suiiuiitu ikiuh, jiiirieiiu..,,,.,
First National Bank, MUJey
Lltltz National Bank
Manhelm National Bank
Union National Bank, Mount Jey.
New Helland National Hank
Gap National Rmk
Quarrvvllle National Bank
lue
I'M
100
Northern National Bank lui
TtrRXMKB STIX XS.
Big Spring A Beaver Valley jft
UndgerHirt A llorsesheo 13W
Columbia A Chestnut Hill j)
Columbia A Washington au
Conestoga A lltg Spring a
Columbia A Marietta 21
MaytennA Klliabethtewn a
LancusterA Kpbrata sv
Lancaster A Willow street J5
Stresburg A Mllliert 25
Marietta Jt Maytown 25
Marietta A Mount Jey 25
Lane, Kllrabethtewn A Mlddlelewn. liu
Lancaster. Frnllvllle 60
Lancaster A Lltltz 25
East Brandywlne A W lynesburg 60
LancasterA Wllllamslewn 25
LanaisterA Maner no
Lancaster A Manhelm 25
Lancaster A Marietta 23
Lancaster A New Helland lu)
mSCILLAMOCS BTOCKS.
Duarry-vlile It B. 50
Mlllersvllle street Car 60
lmiulrtng Printing Company 60
Gaslight and Fuel Company 25
Stevens Heuse (Bends) nil
Columbia Gas Company 25
Columbia WatorCempany 10
Susquehanna Iren' Company I(
Marietta Hellew-ware 100
Stevens Heuso sn
MlllorsvUle Nermal Scheel 25
Northern Market u
Kestern Markut 61)
Western Market M
Ijincaster Cltv Street Uallwav Ce .'.1
f.tl)
SI.60
25
24.U6
20
'il
X)
II
4AIJO
55
35.50
70
63
75
.25
107.50
1W
a 1.50
2)
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1.13
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25
10
316.25
21010
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IS.
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5A25
60
103
101
811)
11
111.75
10S.75
Gas Company Bends iu)
Columbia Borough Bends 1UJ
LancasterA Susquehanna...,, yn)
LancasterA New Danville 25
(Juarryvllle U. H., 7"s k
Beading A Columbia It. K., 5's lu)
NEW AUYZ.UTlHKyi.EHTa.
T5AKINQ POWDKR.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never vanes. A marvel of purity,
strength aud wholesomeness. Mere eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
old in competition with the multitude of low
test short weight alum or phosphate powders.
Sold only tn earn. lieriL Baxihe Pewdih Ca,
109 Wall Street New Yerk. mar7-lvdAw
TANTKD AGIBLTO DO CiENKKAl,
T Housework. One who can speak Oerinan
preferred. Apply at
ltd' No.ie KAST CHESTNUT 8TUKET
DB. W. II. bOWKIib,
DKNTIbT,
Onuluale of Iho University et Maryland, with
Dr. K. K. Yeung, Ne. 8 Kast Orange ntnet, Lun
aster, l'a. in2l-lmwAtldeed
SI OOO MA1.AUY TO AGENTS.
iA.J JJ Address at once,
lilt. SCOTT'S KLKCTUIC GOODS,
,, . . Ne. 84i Broadway, New Yerk.
The Only Genuine. aps-smdeea
UKALKD PBOI'OHAl.S FOB I'UTTINf
kJ Steam Heating Apparatus In the Court
Heuse, Lancaster, l'a, will be received at thu
eltice of the County Commissioners until neon
Saturday. July 31. lam), By erder of the
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Attest Fbjiwk Orikht, cleric JUcedld
WOBK WANTED BY A I'OOB, AI,
though sober, steady, needy man, either
t work lu the yard or whetoverbecan make
himself useful. Alse, by the wlfe for washing or
heusecleanlng. By sending word en a postal
curd will receive prompt attention. Address
A. MEISTEH,
ltd 535 Lew St., Ituar l'urt.Id Dcer, Lancaster, l'a.
VrOTlt'E.
-i-sl Tothe Ilurgcsa and Taxpayers of Washing
ton noreugb, Lancaster Count), Pa B
Unless within ten days application is made by
some citizens of your llereugh for appointment
ns Tax Collector, the Commissioners of Lancas
ter County will petition for the iippelntuient of
seme person net u citizen of the Borough te col
lect the tuxes of gild Borough for the year lixm.
By order of the COUNTY COMMIbSIONJSItS,
Attest 1 I'ntmUmihT, Clerk. ltd
HKAIiTI IY, DEI.HJIOUS AND KE
freshing. What I Ituser's Beet Beer.
The Iteit Summer Drink. A botUe that will
lnake five gallons of this dullcleui drink la old
for S3 cents, by
4 . , .. , COCHltAN. TUK DltUGQlST,
ANe.lJ7 awi MerUa Ljueen HU, Jjtncaater, Ta.
ttittr aiivkhti nr at ksth.
-l7-.NTKI-VASIUNG AND lltONING
iiytneuav Apply
lid
ATllllSUKr'tCI.
WANTKD AiHINTS WITH S.MAI.l,
cutiltal vVohaiiiemethluKnw, neilsk,
lareprnttts, siM'clal.TO day eiler, wrlte at enee
KMl'lliKCtl ,M luiml st,, N. a8-3iutHl
WHY PAY tlft Ten A SKT OK TKUTH
when you urn uct the same al IS nt
V. 1,. 1 lbllMt'8 Denial Itoeins,
.u. d- .lurin vneeii sutS'U
llasaduilnlsteied.
api7 II a
neilUKiivs
LIQUOR STORE,
.Nii.H'E.MI1KSUU.UK.
rAUKI.KY'.N "YhI,i.OW lMlONT"
ATa clear tiller Havana .1 rent Ulnar Is Pre-
I IIOHI
1 set,
ueuneed by smekeis the best
the mar-
ai
MAItKl.KY'H "Yellow Ir mill."
Ne. at North Hueen StieeU
(leimetly llarttiian's)
SOHODl. TA l'Oll ISNt.'
Thedsplliaiels Intlin hinds et thn Treas
urer. Thlee iH-r ,i'u( eir for preuipt iiayuiunt.
W.li MAUSllAl.L. 'lieasumr.
Ne lileutieSnuniii.
Oltlie hours lleiu'ia in te I p.m. JI-.'uulU
W7"anti:d two i.mm'.bikni'Kd
TV Harness Cullers and ten geed Harness
Makers for steady work. Addn s
OIIAF, vieusitvt 11 A ( (),
JlO-lwd' Ne. S14 Main slus't, I iiuimuui. Ohie
Apbimi: L6teki and.v.11 ri:r.r
Jnpanese Cane He.1, nt
HUtll.M's HKUd STOP.K,
e. , vv est King mixs'U
Sl'IXMAU
Fishing Partlesand ethers Intending camp
Ing out van rent 11 first class tent, slu, with tu
mid everything complete, by the day or week.
Apply te II. McKLUOY, or
II C WKIIII.Klt.
Jyll lid Ne. 10S Kast King stieet.
WATKD A MAN OK tK)ODAl)I)BKSMi
Industrious, pushing und of geed hsblts,
tetrvvel with hlsteamandse'l Pianos, the Maen
A Hamlin Organs and the new American Sewing
Machines. Liberal arrauguinents will ls liiuile
with the rlnht p n tv Apply at
Ne. l.'t NOIllll "I'KKS STUK.F.T.
JlS-3td Lancaster, P.i.
fABKl.KYS "YABA BnAlTlKH "
ivA. clear tilled of chelisi Ne. 1 Havana, are
recommended te levers of a genuine Havana
Cigar, at
M AUK LKV. 'S. " ellew Frent,"
Ne. 21 N erlh gueen street
(Formerly llartman's)
$1,000
Bl'.WAItD.
Fer anv case of Kidney Trouble-,. Neiveus
lieblllty. Mental aud Phvsleal VV eaknes. that
BOTANIC .KP.h lltTl'BKS f.ul, t ture.
Sold by druggists, 50 cents.
IllCUIt MED. CO,
Ne 15 North llth St , Phlla , Pa.
Cliculars tree. iiurtuidl"u,'IbA i
J EVAN'S KI.OUB.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and ; Reliable
pBlVATK SAM-: OF HUiWKN.
I have a let of
VB3TEnN NORMAN HORSES,
Irem Indiana and Illinois, purchtscd by Given,
lUuin
A Ce., consisting of heavy dniits, farm
herj.es. and a few nice driv ers.
1 also nave a car-
lead of Kentucky and Ohie Heres,god driven),
wmen i win uisposeoi atpnvatesaie.
UEOltGK GBOSSMAN.
E STATE OK IOSEPI1
East Karl te nship.
ritANKK, LATE Ot
Ijmea.ter fount., .le
ceased. 'I he undersigned auditor, urmehue.1 te
distribute the balance remaining In the hands
el Petei S Eshlcman, mluillil-truter of said
estate, le und among tho-e legally entitled te
the same, will sit for that purpose en KKIDA1 ,
theUth Day el AUGUST, lfi, at le o'clock, n,
in , In the I.lbnirv Itoem et the Court Heuso, In
the City et I ancuster, where all persons Inter
ested In said distribution may attend
WM. U. WILSOV,
1yl5-lti!A3t Audltei.
rjEOKQE EBNST, JR.,
Carpenter, Contractor & Builder,
UKalDKNCK-NO.SSJ WEST KING ST.
SHOP EAST GUANT ST., Opposite Slatleu
Heuse.
All work receives my prompt and personal at
tontlen.
All kinds of Jobbing attended te at short no
tice aua ou reusonauie tonus.
DraviliiKs and
Kstlmates lurntsbed.
e.f-lvd
e
AK UAtiU
Het Weather Clothing.
Serges, flannels. Seersuckers, Alpacas and
ether Warm Day Clothing Materials In Greatest
Variety of Qualities and Pikes.
You'll find the practical sort of clothing hc:e
The most highest care given te Us reliabllit). It
wears as geed as It leeks. Leeks better than It
costs, and costs less than anywhere else
"Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Southeast Cerner Sixth and Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
luneJl-ttdued
j" B.MABriN"A CO.
CUT PRICES
-IN-
CORSETS!
It is a common practice with uiaiiufacluiurs
of Corsets, when they discover their makes of
Corsets becoming popular or 11 necessity, te
ralse the prices and compel merchants who han
die their Corsets le sign a contract te sell them
at a stipulated price, They also claim that if a
merchant does net sign their com met they cau cau
uet get the Corsets. We de net sign uny con
tracts of that kind, preferring le sell our goods
at our price, net at the manufacturers price,
and assure our customers that we can furnish
all sizes of thu brands we advertise nt the cut
prices. Some of the most prominent makes of
CerseU we name below at cut prices, and In a
short time will have every prominent brand en
Iho list, but only ul reduced prices.
Thompson's Glevo Fitting Oorset,
Saltccn finish, ut 11.31. ltcgular Price, I,'.n.
Dr. SenlDlng'a Health Preserving
Cerset,
Eighty-nine ceuU. lingular Price, 11.00. The
guarantce en the box of this Corset reads as
follews: "Any lady net satisfied with the Dr.
Schilling Cerset afler wearing It a month can
return Hand the price paid will be refunded.".
Ball's H, P. Coraets,
Klghty.nlne tcnls. ltegular Pilce, tl.uu.
Warner's Floxlble Hip Oorset,
One Bundled und tncnty bones, K) cenls.
ltegular Price, $1.00.
The Pivot Oorset,
Elghty-nluu tents. ltrulur Pike, fl. 10.
Indostructible Corset,
Sixty-four tents. ltegular Price, 75c.
Roaebud Ooreet,
rerty-slx ccuts. ltegular Price, Mc.
Daisy Cerset,
Twenty-oue tcnls. ltegular l'rice, 35c.
J. B. MARTIN 4 GO.,
Cor. West Kins lc Priuee SU.
(Opposite Slevens Heuse,) LANCA8TKU, VA.
ROTE IS MAKING
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
at aa.oe a rxizMK.
. AT, ?.!? m NOUTIl (JUKKN 8TKKKT,
Janltf-tte Laucaster, l'a
OTORAUE
ATO
OOMMISSION WARHHOUSH.
. . DANIKL UAYKU,
aeci-iya NaWWestChostniHiiiniet.
AA' !' A I) VKll T1SRMKNTH. ' OIW.
lTAVrr.ll. - GOOD CIGAUMAKKUS ( J IsNTI.HMl'.N.
VV can fliii eiiiiileymeiit nt remuiierntlve "" 1 ..,, 1..,,. .i,lc. ,
ntlecs bv uddivssiii.r ski'll i:T n v iihaii 1 mi nesi uace ie liur
''""'.yv1 ''"'' ASSOCIATION. P. 11 nlilssHlllltlH. IIAII7.K I
mi.V.lJll.vl.TltHlllr;, Ml). IIKIId I'K.NIIhlt-. IIANDKI
MADI'.lltA ANDSIIKUIIY WINKS.
JhihiBe.lTat.lsKi.lsi'.ltini, lsM7, tail, 1670,
Al UKUiAUT'MOMl V 1NK8TOHB,
II K. HL.WMAKKII, Agl.
ITIINI-.WIIISKIKS. "
JJ ntstutaiieu ni 1S1.S, isia s,i, if.s, nte net
eiiialled la the eeuuiiv,
At UKIUAUT'S Ol.ll WINK STOKK,
II. K.HI.AMAKKIi,Agt
-jitieu nor wi:athi:b.
CI.AIthT.
HAl'TKIINK AND (IK.KMAN WINKS.
ItKtll ART'S WINK HTOUK.
II. K. SLATM.VM.il, AlIT
ApLAUK
CLARKE.
Clarke s Tea and Celfees lead. Trv them.
i'.lll Olelne t-e.ip.JVc; Luuip Slaleh, '1 6s Inr
tv-i t renin c lucie, J ll.s fur iV.i ltesl tlranulated
tng.ir, 7c.
C'larku's 'IVa ituil Celliv Store,
Ne. 3S West King StitsiL
Telephniui Couiieclteii.
TTBtU'tTlON I
Te these lu want of a summer
mill fit
tii.ilus. Piiiitiiloeiiinij, r Vestlngs can save
iiium-j by culltngnt llnseiistelu's 'liillerlng Pur
tin ., w hem 11 llenenil lleductlen has been liiade.
M.ihM Siiuiiner Serge Suit ler fid, Dimmed
Willi Peiiui-e Mlk
A Mi. fcngllsh Serge Suit In Blue nnd Black
t..i ii.
I tegiini Pantaloons furlC
Piit.m tinpsnre Pel feet Kitting.
A. II. UOShNSl-hlN. 37 North tlm-eil SU
Fv
r. D01.1..MIS
111 pvv ter n course el twenty five
les-eus in w ruing ui inn
Lauciister Commercial Oollego,
Ne. 1HS Kiust King Htiect,
I OM M KNClNO JION D A v. , .1 V L 1'J, Ins:
Hours et Instruction between sand leu 111 A
iiiliictleu of 'Jiperceiit-wheretwoeriiioreeiiler
from the same family, cull und immune shcI
mens or Improvement. Special rates te the-c
who Intend taking the regular college course,
ceiiiiueut Ing tepc C11II en or address,
II C. UKlDLKIl, principal.
S
I'KIN U
HAUT'8.
Ut'KNlNlt AT 11. (iKlt
FINE TAILORING.
The Uirgest and most C'omplele Assertiaent
et r INK vVoel.LKNa ler the Spring Ttude te te
found In tlm C lly et Uiucaster.
A Chelcii Line of bprtng Overceatings and
Punbiloeulng lu nil tin. Latest Patterns.
Pikes Lew, I test VV erkmanshlp, and allgcKHbi
Wurraulcd as represented.
H. GERHART,
NO. 4J .SOUTH CJUEEN hTKKKT.
asrOpposlle the l'ostetllio. luar-T-U'ilIt
lauiiLic .s.vTi: Ol-' IlOnSIIUADS.
VV ill 1m- riid at Pnlille hale nl ( lias. . M nckrr
A lli h V units, iicvt le hnapps llrewcry, Le
cost sue. I,
t
Saturday Merainjj, July 17, 1886,
Al' 'I O'CLOCK,
70 LAUGE HOGSHEADS.
llelJinj (rem t TvieiityfttQ lUirt'ltt.
beiuu el thi -ti litt,'jh.MUi urn as gixxl iw new.
CHAS. V.WACKKU.VHHO.
J liiiiium, Auctioneer. JylJ.lt.1
CUOBH ! SIIOKS 1
New Red Frent Shee Stere,
Ne. '10 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Next Doer te t'ostemcu)
We li iv e just received ene of the ltest Lines of
Men's lk s, liuiths , ladles', Misses'
aud Children's
SHOES
'1 lull can be get for the money, thus coinplet ceinplet coinplet
Ingeitr ulica.ly liirgn steelt. We can giuiruutisi
the prices te be UOTTIIU J'Kll'lthS." He
h.ive strictly "ONK PKICK," und guarantee
entire satisfaction. If you want tlnoer ceurse
HlKv,i.rsllpH rs. If you want hand or mnchlne
utudii shoes, lu fact, If ou want anything lu the
shoe line, that cuu Imj found only In first class
establishment al Popular Price, call al the
NKVV ItED 1'llONT SHOKbrOIlK,
Ne.
IS NORTH QUEEN STKEET,
(Nuxt Doer te the Peutefhcu.)
CHAS.
A.
REECE.
aurll-3u.U.twU
QO M'Y CONVKNTION
Democratic County Convention.
The Democratic County and District Conven
tions of IjinciiHterceunly, will meet en thu tlilid
fleer uf Kepler a Po-tellllo llulldlng, in the City
el liuca-ster, ou
Wednesday July 28.
The delegates Irem Iho city districts will meet
nt le a. in. and select three delegates te the
state convention.
The delegates Irem the 5.1 (I.ewcr) assembly
district will meetnt 10 a. in. and elect Ihree del
egates te thn state convention and nemluulu
two members of assembly
The delegates from thu city und lower districts
will then meet In senatorial convention and
elect u member of tlie state committee.
The delegates from tlie 3d assembly and Ittb
senatorial (C'pper) district will meet at Praia.
in., nnd nominate enu person for slate sennter,
three members of us'embly, elect four delegatus
te the state convention and u member of the
slate committee.
Alter inn adjournment of all the district con
ventions the delegate will meet In Joint county
convention and nominate candidates for Cen
gross, district attorney, prison Inspectors li),
peer directors (2), und county surveyor.
The primary meetings te elect three or live
delegates) from each district te said conventions
w 111 be held en HATUUDAV P. St., JULY 1M, at
I duces nnd between hours te be announced by
i.iiiillilll by the illilcrunl committeemen.
Frem each district a memburef the county
committee for tlie ensulug year Is also te be
chosen. Committeemen will netice that thu
laws governing primary elections nre in force
and must be can led out at these elections.
Copies of these laws, blanks for handbills, Ac,
furnished upon application.
VV, U. IIKNSKL.
Chairman Dcin. Ce. Cem.
l.iNCASTKH, Jiinesu, lb.-0. uncdAw
L.0
A.NHMAN A IIKO.
A Big Reduction.
We DTire I Ne Humbug I
Wliv
pay big prices for sbolf-nern clothing
ou can buy geed and newly made (Lan
when you ran buy c
caster make) Clothing ut prices iniicli lower
than shell-worn clothing can be bought uL
A PEW SAMPLE PRICES:
BEKUSUCKKlt COATS AND VKVT8 at tl.tu.
MKN'S WOUKING I'ANTSatWk;.
MEN'S D11ES& PANTS nt $1.12.
1IOVS PANTS at Wc.
Cllll.DItEN'3 PANTS ut 30c.
MEN'S DUESS SUITS at $3.25.
MEN'S ALL-WOOL CAHSlMKUKSUlTSat5W.
HOV't sUlTS at 11.75.
CHII.DUEN'S SUlii-COAT AND PANTS, at
11.0.1.
MK.V'S ALI-WOOL COItKSCUEW SUIT.
In All Celers, Sack or the Latest Style Cutaway,
ut I7.W.
n- Kemciiiber these goods nre all our own
iiiakutiuit must go, as wu need the room.
L. GANSHAN & BRO,
MEUCI1ANTTA1LOIIS,
MANUfACTUKEUB OF MK.N'3 1JOYS AND
CIULDIIEN'B CL02UING,
66 fSs 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Ulgbteu the Southwest Cor. of Orange St.)
LANCASTE11, FA,
Mf Net connectoA with any otter Clothing
JIouselu the city.
INIIKItWKAU.HIIH.
I.UC'IIIKH. and
IIAI.r IIO.SK, Mill the
North End Dry Goods Store.
J. W. 1IYUNK.
nev.Mjd
nFtirirNi.w
Ne. ,1M NmiliCluiwn street
C'AHil HTOBK.
NEW CASH STORE,
Opposite Iho Keyilene lleusii and Norlhern
National Bank,
-.517 & H) North (ucvn Street.
Opening today new and seasonable Hresi
Heeds.
WIIITK VIUTOIttA LAWNS,
VVIIITK PLAID NAINNOMhii,
WIIITK LINEN DK'INIIKM.
C'OltDED PIlJPEi, LAHIKs' UAU.E VESTS,
1 1 h N T'a l A 1 1 . H V htl ,
CI1II,I1IIKN"SGA11.K,ALLSI.ES.
Illaek and Celmeil Silk Milts. Nntv stock et
millions. Kill I line of Notions nnd Do
mestics all ut tow pi lies.
N II All lMii-seus luilebled telh.i Inte llriuel
IteKcrs A II ill st 1110 leiiuesled tecallut the store
of tlm undersigned tin.lseltle their accountant
iiniK.iisiitlertlm IMher .Inly the books go Inte
the liiimlsef iiunlileriuaii ler collection.
feuSljtl VV. 11. BOWKIIS.
G.ti:
AT ATT I .ACTION.
STAMM, BROS. & CO.
ONK CASK
OKNTil NLAl MlltlKD SllIUT.-,
Itelufiirced Hack nnd Kieut, made expressly ler
us and warranted VYitmsiittu Muslin, Mi rents
cucti
ONE CASK
CllKAM SUEUSUUKKI19, &c ll Yunl.
W Deren DADlKVaud OKNT'S INDIA UAU.E
hSTS, Leng and short Slcevcs, 25c each.
(treat lleductlen lu Prices lu
WHITE GOODS.
INDIA I.ISKN. 1CTOU1A LAWN
tilnch V1CTOKIA LAWN, UV u yard, runua
l'rice. 15e a yard.
Ctfsieil.il attractions In OKNT'S rUUNISH
IN IK,
AT TUK
BOSTON STORE,
Noh. 20 nnd 28 North Queen 8t.,
LANCASfKH, PA.
J.
H. r.lVliEKA CO.
BARGAINS
Wash Dress Goods!
Ileal Pacific I.a.Mis.dUc.
lest Crinkled Seersuckers, 8c. te Ue,
Ameitcan Satin.. r.'tc, fc , 12e, 1.1c
Kreiirh SatlntH ut les than city prices
tiliighains, 5c 'Ac., .sc.
VV hite UchxIs, Sc.,r,'c, sc. I0e. up.
Embroidered Laces, Etc,
flrf'H very thing .'l.cut, Ceinuftnilstu
our cxhW unit iirlcct.
Jehn S. Giyler & Ce,,
Ne. 25 Euat KIn Streot,
l.ihc.iBTKn, Pa.
yllITi: DHlSS tiOODH.
WITT 8c StiHND
OPEN TO-DAY,
ANOTIIEK CASE Ot POPULAIt bTtLES IN
OUINKLB3 SEEKSTJOKBIt,
PRINTED SATINE3,
PRINTED BATI8TES.
Every thine Desirable In
White Dress Goods.
INDIA LIN LNS, VICTOK1A LAWNS,
COUDED PIQUES,
EMHHOIDEUED SUITS,
s;'18S. CAM1IKIC AND NAINSOOK EM.
HUOIDKUlESand KI.OINCINUS.
Sjiecl.tl Attractions Ten Pieces Pin Striped
SUMMER SILKS.
Only Sea ard.'
mty Pieces Kine Weel LACE I!UNTlN(SS,i;Jie.
iiyuid; advertised city price, UXc
JERSEYS I JERSEYS!
fifty Dozeu Children's illaek und Colored JElt-
SKY WAlSTiv.Sc each
LADIES' IILACK WOIISTED .1 KUSKiS, 75c;
each ; regular price, li.eu,
LADIES' KINK WOltSTKD .lEKSKY'S, 1.(M
each; worth fUtt,
New Yerk Stere,
New. O, O & 10 East King St.,
LANCASTKIt. PA.
VU UN ITU MS.
F
UltNlTUltE iVAlinilOOMH.
KITCHEU EUMITTTKE
Hoffmeier's Furniture Warerooms,
20 HAST KINO STREET.
- Picture Krames te Order.
WINKS AHli LIUVUltS,
nllAKDY !
11UANDY ! I
Jj At this season of the your every family
should hav e ll lioltle et
Reigart's Old Brandy,
iimleninl slue euro for Clielciiiiind oilier sum
mcr troubles.
HEIOAUT'S OLD WINK 8TOHB,
11. E. SLAYMAKElt, AKt.
rraiE eklkiikatkd
"BOUQUET" AND "OLD ANCUOlt"
PURE RYE WHISKIES
Are rich In flavor, soft und pleasant te the taste.
PCKBln euiillty, are oxccilentstlinulanU, and
they sbind without a rival Hi the i inarkeU Sold
at all the leading Hotels nnd by ' UruKKtsta. Ask
ferlL "UUMI'HUKYAMAUTIN,
Sole Proprietors,
lanlMlina .01 N. M BU. Phlladulphla. l'a.
t5elic.sefX dkai) industuvT
XV Compared with Pennen's Cupclnu Pereus
Plasters nil ethers are crude and unsatisfactory,
l'rice jacents.
B
DAUK IIAKKKN
MINEKALSPltINU VVATElt.
A natural TONIC ALTEUAT1VK, Dluiutlc of
unusual peivcr, pronounced by Dr ilrlukuiuu,
anuulheilty upon such cases, te bu"liullar In
iirecls te that of the Alexls Spa, of Uermany." ,.
As te Its merits we reMr le thofellowlUK well
knevi u citizens who have or who are new ualnu;
the wilier: J.M. W. Ueist, J. M. Jehnsen, Jno.
D.Skiles, ll.O. llrubaker, csil., A. D. Krltchey,
esib, Thes. WhlUen, esip, Capt. It. A. bmltli,
James li. l'etts, J. U. Geedman, K. It. Urillltbs,
O. M, Zulim. . ...
Medlcul tcsllrneny and reforencca lurulshed
uiieu application. . ..... .,
V. B. GOODMAN, Manager,
Ne. 87 Kast Grant Street, (rear of Court Heuse.)
BLACK UAllllKN SPUING UOUSK. within
two hours or the city. A e. ulet. liouiellke re
treat. DellKhtful grounds, carelul atlenUen,
unexcelled cuisine, moderate charges. Ker
tonus, kislu,STIK BOMllKUQKli,
ricasaut Greve, Lancaster County, l'a
jantlS-tma
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