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IBWHTFUL TRAGEDY.
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IrtUxxux, Ohie, jBly23.-TbU llttleclty
UMinfl te II t7 clrcutaference te-dy.
, fJlHwiLn ef wt wlul crime came 10
Ifrht tttl mm Ing The body of Mary llel-
' JWt MtlwlgTi ed ,3 WM feun(1 north of
iMrser wners hoube. ado cunu
ea an errand from ber father's
i iMt nlht te buy axle grease. Return
! was waylaid by a party as yet unl-
WtMB found at 8:30 last night, the body
M about two hundred yards freni ine
kMM. en the Cincinnati itDavten turnpike.
Aerawaaaweund ever her rlgbtterapte, lu
-toted by a blunt Instrument Tbeoeroaor
ehild had been outraged, then murdered.
Hhe was killed no doubt te prevent her
VMb amm
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! lereams arousing the neignDomeoa or yaw
f't 'by.
! The city marshal found the cluli with
i which thA Irl had been killed near the body.
ePu mh. au. MaHtial afrnalnil It nt la
h tow morning me uji- ..- .,..-
l ..ia - wlttv farm linnet, anil .Tnlitl
F RnrViAr. a mddlftr. If the villain can le
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. MMtifled i-rank an win navea lyncuing.
jvjwmv rmex Brooklyn brideb.
1 A PiohMienal Swimmer Make, the Leap
Alter Fnll Preparation.
New Yeuk, July 21 Stephen Ilredle, a
professional swimmer, Jumped from tbe
Brooklyn bridge at 230 o'clock thlsnlternoen.
It la reported that he is alive and that tbe
police have him In custody.
He had en a suit of bathing clothes and lind
made complete arrangements for the feat.
With a party of ethers he drove in a wagon
for the New Yerk side, aud after getting by
the New Yerk tower ISrodle threw etT his
coat and jumped en the parapet from which
he leaped feet first. He struck tbe water in
that position and escaped uninjured.
He Is known as Stevo Bretlle, the newsbey,
and Is well-known throughout the country
In connection with several pedestrian con
tests. Heavy Wheat Movements.
Teledo, Ohie, July 23. The movements
of wheat te this point se early in Uie season
Is unprecedented, the receipts aggregating an
average of 400 hundred cars dally for the past
five days. There Is a scarcity of currency for
handling this vast amount of grain, sim
ply because the banks here de net seem
te have provided for such an early move
merit One of the heaviest grain dealers here
was compelled te held a consignment twenty twonty twenty
feur hours In consequence. It is thought
the difficulty will be promptly remedied
within a few days, and that the movement
by the first of August will be practically
withlu the control of one firm. Ne Increase
"Is receipts Is looked for, but at the same tlme
there will ba no decrease ei iue present vol
ume In the Police Court..
Yesterday complaint was made before
Alderman McConemy that a gang of dis
orderly xurflans were behaving In a very vul
gar and Indecent manner In the vicinity of
Dillervllle. Officers were detailed te arrest
them, and five of their number, giving fic
titious names were brought te te n and
locked up, for a bearing.
Mary Beamesderfer, Alias Daisy Baschler,
was arrested yesterday and locked upte a Walt
the arrival of an officer from Lebanon where
aha la wanted te answer a complaint of lur-
ceny made against her by Ktnma Mlnnlcb, of
that piaee.
Harris Desey, of Columbia, wasarresteden
oath et Andrew Meads, who charges him with
.surety of the pcacu aud assault and battery.
He gave ball for a hearing before Alderman
Been.
Iietta and Laura Desoy, charged with felo
nious assault and battery and surety of the
peace en oath et the same prosecutor, were
committed te (all for a bearing. Meads
swears that both the women threatened his
life and that Louisa cut his head open and
tried te brain him with a hatchet.
A New Hetel Project Fer Marietta.
Marietta, June 23. The Cress Keys
hotel was sold yesterday by Christ. Uauer,
the proprietor, te Simen L. Brandt for a con
sideration of ?5,XX. it is understood that
Mr. Brandt represents a syndicate that will
make great Improvements en the present
hotel and tLat Marietta will have what has
long been needed, a first-class hotel. Prof.
O. W. Llppett, of Maytown, will be the
landlord, It Is hoped.
Richard Gould, while intoxicated, brutally
beat his wife yesterday morning. The vil
lain pounded her bead against the fleer,
jumped en her ana masuea ner lace in a
horrible condition. Sbe made information
against him for malicious assault and battery
before Squire Keath, who put him under
f200 ball for his appearance at court.
Pme Becured by Itev. Sjlvanui bull.
The Lutheran beard of publication this
week awarded te Rev. Sylvanus Stall, of this
city, a prize cf f50, for tbe best plan and table
of contents for a Lutheran Encyclopedia. He
was Invited te compete tegether with three
Sreminent Lutheran clergymen, bearing the
ties of D. D. and LL. D. Mr. HUH was the
only untitled minister asked by the beard te
enter the contest. On Tuesday the examin
ing committee consisting of Kev. f. V. Con Cen
rad, D. D., Rev. L. E. Albert, D. D., and Mr.
Unangst, reported Mr. Stall's preparation the
beat, and tbe prlze has accordingly been
awarded te our fellow-townsman. The book
is te contain a thousand pages of the sire of
the Encyclopedia Brltalnlca.
lDUltltlen Filed.
Deputy Corener Matthias Sheuk, of West
Denegal township, yesterday held an Inquest
en Fanny and Rudelph Reat, who were
burnt te death in their father's beuse the
night before. The Jurers were Klmer K.
Klilian, G. W. Wormley, J. Frank Epler,
Jesepb F. Meredith, K. V. Kramer and Win.
D. Lutz. The testimony was substantially
as published In Thursday night's Intki.i.i
uemcer and the verdict of the jury was that
they came te their deaths by being burnt te
a crisp In thedwelling of their father, In West
Denegal township, which was totally con
aumed by fire en the night of July 21,
The Wemau Tempted Mini.
A geed-natured Ohie congressman whose
term will expire with tbe session pressed a
lady te marriage with him recently. "I should
like te be a congressman's wife," she said.
"And se you will be," he replied. "Net un.
less you are re-elected," she said, and added,
"if you come back again as a congressman,
you may name the day." The uietnbet has
an opening In a business oenuectlon at flO,
000 a year, aud he don't knew what te de
about 1L But everybody else knows that
he will de as the first man en record did.
Wasted for tiirceuy.
Albert Arndt was arrested yesterday by
Officer Leman en warrants issued by Alder
man Spurrier. He is wanted te answer
several charges or larceny committed in East
Hempfield township last spring. The officers
""".J?6? the lookout for him for several
he waa committed ler a hearing.
Matrimonial Market DelL
Clerk of the Orphans Court Keller com cem
plalni of dullness in the matrimonial market.
Thus far this week he has issued only two
marriage licenses and this month only 23 or
one a day. ile la calmly awaiting the matri
monial boom which will be along lu Septem
ber or October,
Engine Ne, 8 Tested.
The Bun steamer, engine Ne. 2 of the fire
' department, recently repaired, was given a
. tral by the fire committee last evening en
' West Orange street The steamer threw a
flood body of water but was notable te threw
-" ft a great distance. The test was satisfactory
te Ute committee.
A Big Timethy atabc.
Jacob F. Ckarlsa found a timothy stalk en
Ma teUer'g farm near Meuntvllle, whleh la
ix4M(MTMicbealsg. NextT
a MAMOiue Tntmrn run celvmbia.
rortJ-Oee Hundred Dellar te Re Expended
for the Rite of the Kdlflr,
Kcgnlar Corrcpen1snco et tliu iNrELLiciiMCiit-
CeLUMtilA, July 23. Messrs. Milten Wlke,
Samuel Filbert and Jehn Ferrey were re
cently appointed a committee by Columbia
ledge, F. ifc A. M., te select a slte en which te
erect a Masonic toinple. The committee was
net Instructed te purchase, but yesterday the
piopertyof Jehn Leckanl, at Fourth and
Locust streets, was bought ler the sum of
H.IOO. As the site Is a met deslrable one
the ledge will probably ondero their action.
A "positive sale" of the Metropolitan rink
will be held at the Franklin house, thU
evening.
rllcrcler en Heme for New Yerk.
On Wednesday morning, July 21st, Messrs
Harry B. Irwin, R. B. M. Rene, and Gee.
E. Stener, members of the Higorstewn, Md.,
Bicycle club, started en their wheels for New New
Yerk city. At neon yesterday they reached
Columbia, and took dtnuer at the Franklin
beuse, after which they resumed their jour jeur jour
nev via Philadelphia, Trenten, Newark, etc.
Thov expect te arrlve In New Yerk by next
Sunday, at 12 ni. Mr, Steuer Is consul of the
L. A. W., at Uagorstewn.
Camptueetlng and Summer Hperle.
Twenty cars were required te carry the
excursionists te the picnics el SL Jehn's
Lutheran Sunday school and the United
Brethren congregation at Mount Ille, which
are being held at l'enryu park te-day.
The Moravian church et Yerk are picnick
ing at Lltltz te-day, mid this mernlug thir
teen cars, welt-lilled, passed through Colum
bia, via the Reading t Columbia railroad.
Landtsville cainpmeetlng beglus next
Tuesday. Several Columbia latulllesare al
read V en the creunds.
Trinity Relertued Sunday school will plc plc
nle at 1'enryn park ou Wednesday, July 28.
A number of our young men, attacked
with the campiug fever, will erganl7e a
club this evening. If they can make suita
ble arrangements they will go Inte camp
some time next month.
Officer Lewis Ilartuian spent a dav and
night In " Camp Wilsen " this week." He
had a pleasant visit, and Is loud in his
pralse of the hospitality of the Ferest aud
Stream boys.
Manager Bear will place a xtreng nine in
the field te-morrow attorneou, and Mm
Fields' Reading club will hae bard work te
win tbogame.
The party of Miss Lulu Smith at her home,
Ne. 010 Locust street, last evening was au
enjoyable event, aud the ladles Btul gentle
men present appreciated their hostess' warm
hospitality.
Miss liessie uruner, daughter ni .Mr. vyrus
Bruner, last evening pleasantly entertained
eighteen cf her young friends at her home en
Seuth Second street.
Crowds of persons assomble nightly lu the
yard of the Third Ward hotel te unley a ride
en the dying horses, which have there been
erected.
Miss Mame Pfauler, of Philadelphia, Is lu
town, the guest et ber parents.
eni Around Tumi.
Mrs. Jehu Bone, aged 27 years, residing
en Lancaster avenue, died of dropsy last
night at 11 o'clock. She leaes a husband
and three children te mourn her lc. Fu
neral en Monday ; hour net yet designated.
Lynn Barefoot, while working In afield,
bad his left band caught butneeu the cogs et
a reaper, and bUtbirdfingerse badly mashed
as te render amputation necessary.
The Iren pipes leading te the old reservoir,
when iu use, situated along alley U, betwien
Fifth and Sixth streets, are beiug dug up ey
Walnut street property holders and sold.
All through passenger trains nassed through
Columbia last night, owing te the w reck en
the Dillervllle branch.
The delegate electieu of the First ward
Democrats will be held at Armery ball, net
at the Black Uorse hotel.
aOSSTROKBD.
Seme Observations and SugirettleDS a te the
Treatment.
Dr. Orvllle Herwltz makes some sensible
suggestions regarding the treatment of sun
strokes, which just new are seasonable. Dr.
Herwltz bases his observations upon the rec
ord of fifty cases admitted into the l'euusyl
vania hospital during the months of July and
August, 1SS5. The lirst patient was received
en the 16th day or July, when the therraom therraem
eter marked a temperature offle- F. in the
sbade.
Treatment It is believed that the new
remedy, anfipirtti, was used for the first
time by Dr. Hnrwitz; it was glveu, in all
cases, In large doses, with the eliect of keep
ing down the temperature after it had been
reduced by the application of Ice, ice bags
and ice sheets te the surface ; it was em
ployed In the form of enemsts, but the
writer suggests that it would probably be
mero potent If used hypederuilcally. It was
net resorted te unless the tumperature
showed a decided tendency te rise.
Musi; tee, was first brought into notice by
the doctor. It seemed te be decidedly ad
vantageous In controlling the ilelence of the
convulsions. It was administered lu doses
often grains, and, by the time the ten grains
were given, the convulsions, as a rule,
ceased. This remedy was administered iu
sixteen out of twouty-euo cases of convul
sions, and in all these it was of marked aud
Immediate benefit; the violence ofthe attack
rapidly abated, and seen ceased te exist.
lijtia ammejitu, in doses of iive drops,
repeated as occasion required, doubtless
saved several cases, when the patient was
about te die from heart failure, when the
heart sounds were indistinct aud when the
puise at the wrist could with dliUculty be
felt.
Klher hypodermically acled as a better
stimulant than whisky; administered by In
halation It controlled the convulsions, acted
as a heart stimulant and improved respira
tion in a marked degree.
Meed-letting. One Individual was bled
from the arm te the oxtent el twelve otinces;
he died two days alter from meningitis.
I our persons were cupped at the nape or
behind the ears ; about eight ounces were
abstracted In each case. Tliey all recovered.
The Individuals iu whom bleed-letting win
resorted te were all btreug, rulbbloedod,
heavy men, with injected conjunctiva, the
veins el their necks standing out prom
inently, the pulse being full and bounding,
convulsions setting in early.
Dry Cups, employed lu sunstroke cases,
were valueless, but In these ali'ected by heat
exhaustion the benefit was well marked and
Immediate, the patients invariably regaining
consciousness alter their application.
-nncliircociie-iffifM, in twenty miuim doses,
administered when the patient was lirst seen
acted as an excellent heart HtimulanL The
pulse at ence became fuller and slower, the
heart beating mere regularly.
Atclaeut le LxCeui.tjr Auditor tlreliler,
Yosterday Mr. B. M. Grelder and a party
or ether gentlemeu Irem Metitit Jey
went fishing. Ou their return they stepped
ontheroadforamoment. ThobersesHiiddonlv
started and Mr. Oreider beiug seated lu the
rear part of the w agen was thrown out. ial.lDg
ou bis head and shoulders, aud severely In In
Junngblssplne. He was taken home, ami Dr.
J. L. ieglerls attending blm. The extent
et his Injuries cannot be determined, but bis
condition it regdrded as very critical.
At Alcflmun'tf Purb,
The tent is up and tbe first ierformance or
the Mexican Pavilion show will be given this
evening. A wreck en the railroad while
cetuing from Lebanon delayed the train con.
taining the show se ietig that it made It im.
possible te exhibit this afternoon. It was
well ratrenlzed In Lebanon.
Kkau Clarke's advertisement unit leirn hew
you can buy granulated suear ler CUe. poi
pound and extra family crackers feriic. npeuud.
and get a cakoet soap ler nothing.
Surest Tranquilizer or the Nrrtea.
The surest tmuquillzer of thu nerves U a
medicine which remedies their superseinltive
ness by Invigorating them. Ovor-teuslon et
tbe nerves always weakens them. Whutthty
need, then, Is a tonic, net a scdatlwi. The
latter is only useful when there is intense
uieutal excilemtntand an iniuiedlate necetslty
exists for producing qulotude of the brain
lloatetter's Stomach llltters restores transqull.
vi; -nfr.T hy ella''n them with the
vigor requisite te bear, without being Jarred
nre.i.rbea """"a'tb'ully. thi ordinary Im.
light S!.k,nrOtlC0.', u,re"Bb the media of
mera tSSi '.,5 R."a reilet''n- Say. it does
mere than thls-lt enables them te sustain a
which they would be totally m.uble e endure
without Its assistance. Bueh. at least Is the
Irresistible conclusion te be draVn fr'em he
testimony or bu.lness and professional men
litterateur., clergymen, and ether! who h.ve
tested the fortifying and reparative Influence
of this celebrated tonic and nervine, ,qnu,nca
iyV) lma
special Prem the Adju.tere.
The Flru Clothing Agents, Ne. 136 North (Juecn
street, have received orders Irem New Yerk,
from the adjusters te tell the balance of the
Meck slightly damaged by water nt whatever
price they HI bring ilhln the next
8KVI.S DATS,
Call at once for your great bargains, as litis Is
your lst chance at N e.l JU North Queen street,
near the railroad, Lsucailer, Pa. Store open
from 7 n in,, until 9 at night. Sunday until 11
p in, ltd
V BATH S.
K(-kman.-1ii this rlty, en the Wd Inst., l.etina
Pearl, dauKhter of Iktnjamln V. and Ida Kck
inan, aged 1 year, l month and 1 1 days.
The friends and relatives are respectfully In
vited te attend the funeral, irem her grand
father's residence, Ne 31l Ncrth -Mary street, en
Sunday afternoon at S e'chxk. lnterment at
Lancaster ccme tcry. JyS3Jtd
DxKABXT.-In this city, en the 21 Inst-, Jerry
Demaret, aged 33 years.
The relatives and friends el the lamllyarerc
pectfnlly Invited te attend the funeral from
the residence of hit parents, i Se 3ti Lew street,
en Mnndav merulnz at fit o'clock. Services at
St. Anthenv's church at 9 o'clock. Interment at
St. Antheny's cemetery. Ju33-tt
MAHKBTIU
Philadelphia Prednee Market.
FaiLAtJiLrni. .lulv 'U l'leur Market
firm. Sales of 1,SH) barrels t Minn, bakers,
Uil.VM l'enna. family at Ukai 1 Western
at i-sl 73 : Patents, tt s.Oi 10.
llye neur dull at K :i'3 te.
1 p. m., call Wheat July, M'4ct Aug,
Mc i Sept., MJ.'c ( Oct., tj;c
Cern July 47c; Aug., Ptc. , Sept., 4s',Cj
Oct., tsc.
Oats -July, 40e; Aug, Cmv, SepL, SiW:
Oct., JCc.
J4ewerK Prwtuce Market.
Niw Yerk, July 21 Fleur market steady but
dull; rine, fl 1XN70; Superfine, filBfflJSJi
Common te tjoed Extra Western, ti 7e(lJ93i
Geed te Cholce Extra Western, l 0ijs lt
City Mill bxtras, U nat 63 for West lndlest
Minn. Kxtra. ti 3K13 te , Kxtrn .Ne. 2. i: 7JOJ 2
Wheat Ne. 1 Ited state en spot, WffJlc s Ne. 1
White, state, Sc ; Ne. Ne a Med, Winter, Aug ,
83,Uc : Sept., stAi c ; Oct.. S7e
Cern Na 2 Mixed, cash, 474c . Aug., 47V:,
Sep., 4M;c
t5ats Na 1 White State, spot, ll(Jt.v. . Ne. 2, de
40c: Ne.3 Mixed, July. 37XC Aug.,3IV-
It ye dull i Canada, &),Hc.
Barley nominal.
Perk quiet s New Mes, ill iXJU
Lard Aug., K 73 J Sept., i NJ. t)
Molasses ijulet: P-Hc for (0 test boiling
stock s Perte HIce, 3e$c.
Ueslndull: strained te geed, II oeOlOft.
Petroleum dull ; refined in ensns, )ic
Freights uulet : grain te Liverpool, 2).c.
Butter Market steady; Sew Western
Creamery, ItHQKc.
Cheese weak ; Western Choice, pffln.c.
Kggsdull; State, ll.SOlSc; Western. H,S6
Sugar market dull : Kefined cutleaf, 6 i-16
6Kc ; Uranulated, ti 160LtC.
Tallew quiet : prime city, 4c.
Coffee dull i fair cargoes at UXc
Klco quiet : Carolina and Louisiana, common
te fair, 3tOlc.
Live Sterk Markeu.
Chzcaoe, July 2i.-The Drevtrt Journal leiwrts :
Cattle Kecelpte, fsKJ0 head, shipments, none .
market stronger beeves, Jlfjs butchers 130
gt 73 ; stockers and feeders, 13 - m : Tcxans,
I.' 3301.
Hogs Kecelpt. 2t.im head i shipments,
nene; market quiet nnd trak prices ri?lPe
lower : light, U 30Q4 SO; reue h packing, tiQ
4 60 : mixed, and heavy packing and shipping,
4 K33
Sheep Receipts, 2 tee head: shipments, yn .
marktit steady ; natlves. ti vVH w , Texans,
lle73Q3 50j Western, II TOdl i Lambs, 14 uOQ
ast Lissirrr Cattle receipts, 2?3 headi
shipments. 304 head : market strong ; prime,
S3Q3 20 ; fair te geed, II Wi 1 73 ; common, 3 7:i
120! shipments te New erk, none.
Ue recetpu, 1,000 head : shlpmenU. 1,00 j
market slew ; Philadelphia.. 3 iiQ5 13 ;
Yorkers, it fegl se. shipments te New Yerk,
1 carload.
Sheep receipts, l.noe head: shipments, l.'OO;
prime, M 2304 30: fair togeoil, 13 5Vi I common,
fiSJ ; Lambs, 13 ,505 30.
Chicago Alaraeu
Chicago, July 23,9:30 a. m. Market epened:
Wheat Aug., 75c : Sept., 77JJO ; Oct.. 7?Kc
Cern Aug., 40,'c; Sept., 4JUc : Oct., 43c.
Oats Aug., 20c; Sept., 30c; Oct., 30.
Perk-July, 60; Aug., 9 CO; Sept., I3C7X;
Oct., 10 73
Lard Sept., 6 67K.
Ulbe Sept., m 17H
cxesiaa.
Wheat July, 73Jc ; Aug., 7Cc ; Sept., 77?c:
Oct, 79Xc
Cem July, lfre ; August, 10ic; Sept.,
11 ?e ; Oct ,4Jc.
Oats Aug., 2eJic; Sept., 2ic ; Oct.
Perk-Jnly, 10 57Hi Aug., ti 37K : Sept,,
r67K;Oct..J7;X.
LardJuly, ; 37X: Aug., M 63; Sept, f) CJXj
Blhs July, t 03; Aug., ti 03; Sept,
IS lax ; Oct, W 12K-
Oram and Provlalenj.
Furnished by S. K. Yundt, llreker.
Cuicaoe, July 23, 1 o'clock p. in.
Wheat Cern. Oats. Perk. Lard.
July
August T'i Mi -' '-'" !' li-X
September 77?i t:l !i 9 70 C 03
October 79 UH 31 9 73 6 SIX
November nK
December W!-,
ltecelpta. Car Iits.
Winter Wheat 131
Spring Wheat 41
Cern 333
Oats W
Kye II
llarley , ,, is
OU City
Crude OU e,V
Head.
Uocelpta Hogs
Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. in.
Wheat Cern. OaU. Perk. Lard.
July 73J 40i .... 3 37K 6.33
August 7l 4lX V-il 9.37H 6 33
September. 77Jg 41i M 9 57 6t:K
October 7VX Ui Sufi 9 77 6 47K
November el ....
December wv
OU City
Crude OU
new Yera Htecai.
Niw Kebx, July 23. Wall street, 1:30 p. m. m. m.
Money easy at 2K per cent Foreign ex
change steady at II EDKQt fs ; Governments
firm ; Currency 6'a, IIX;, hid ; I's coups. I12i
bid; 4Vsllll,'i bid.
The stock market this morning opened quiet
and en a slight selling movement In some of the
leading stocks, prices declined U te a per cent.
In the hour te 11 o'clock. The market has since
been dull and heavy, and new the Ien est figures
Biecurrent.
Stock siaraeu.
gnotattens by Ueed, McUrann A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, Pa.
XSW TORI LIST. 11 A. K. 12 K. 3 T.U.
Canada Pacific. dii K3 im:
C. C. C. I llii 37 37
COl. COO 21V .... 213'
Central Pacific. 4.1S-: ... ay,
Canada Southern l u'i 4i
ChL, St. L. A Pgh lirt ..." iiJ
ueuinrs muuruQue l7i .... -B
Del, Lack. A Western 127 in 17
a no si): x".
Krle2d ;jj an(J
Naa tuMaif Vinfnil HI ey
K. AT 3IW -JiV. 3l'i
leu. an it m; ivi
lAke Shere 87 Ht MW
Michigan Central -,M 7dW 76
d"iutl Pacific Ks 107i 107
Northern Pacific 275, 272
N. P.Pret Mik wQ ny,
N. W nijj nil? H2
wow Yerk Central ioe 1; lOeC?
Ohie Central '
Omaha 46 te iVi
Oregon Trans ,,, ;u 34'i MZ
Ontario Wejtein l'' .. pj
Pacific Mell UM Ui 61
ttochester A PltUeurg
St Paul WK jy. irji'
Tdxas Pacific XttK WC lu'i
Union Pacific 6W ,v, eev2
Wabash Common 17 n4 IT1,?
Wabash Pretened 30 se 2u
Western Union Telegraph., UPJ ueu V6t
West Shere m HK2 102
rBlLADItrHU LIST.
Mhtgh Valley fxiu ut 6s'i
1I.N. Y.APhlU ie ie" iu '
PeunsylvntJla 51 su wj.j
Heading i;v i;i7 jji?
Lehigh NavlgaUeu 3eJJ -jj
Hestenvllle aiv 31G
PhlledelphU A Krle 30X mt 30S
Northern Cent ., ., "
People's Passenger ... ' '.
U'd'gaen'lsM'tg'ate no w os
" AJ uVi tP,
IVical stocks ana llenrts.
Ueperted by J, I). Leng.
Par Last
, . value, sale.
Lancaster u per cnt.,lKie pje im
!. t !! Scheel lean 100 lea
. i T. ' Jer 20 years 100 lej
" " InAerau yeurs, lue 103.28
M ,. , ' ",ln lOer'JOyears. iue 1(6
Manhelm Jloreugh lean iue icr.
BASK STOCKS.
rirst National Bank ine an
runners' National Hank u m
Pulton National Hank luu iji
Lancaster County National Hank no liale
Columbia National Hank lui lje'
Christiana National Hank , Id) 115
Kphrata National Bank im 13s
Ffrst National Hank, Celumlilu ,, luu lu
irirst National Hank, strasburg 100 us
Plrst National Hank, Marietta lu) aju.&0
Plrst National Hank, ML, Jey 100 110.
Lltltz National Hank ,, 100 1311.
Manhelm National Hank iue im
Union National Hunk, Mount Jey..,, M us
New Helland National Hank IU) ly.w
Gap National Hank loe no
2 narrrvllle National Henk loe no
llcabethtewn National bank 100 110
Northern National Uank 100 137.60
Big Bprtng Beaver VaUey 24 8.00
lirTdgenprt A Uorsesheo., 13U S4M
ceiumtia chestnut luii:::.::::::::; '
Columbia A Washlni?
liten.,
ai JLD6
ConesteL-aA Hlg snrtng....
CelumbbkA Marietta
Maytown A Klltabothtewn,
lAneasterA .Ciil.rata
Lancaster A Willow Street
BtrasburgA Millport
MirietiAA Martewu
9)
2:1
40
44
4.C0
K-
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KM
70
M
75
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107.30
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13
ss
Marii'tls A Mount JOV 2ft
Lane, Klltabothtewn A Mlddletewn. lu)
LAncasier.s r runvme isi
lincHster A I.111U '
Kast Ilrandywlne A Waynesburg .... te
Lancaster A Wllllamstewn
lAncAsterA Maner.. N)
Lancaster A Manhelm.. , 23
Lancaster. Marietta S
Lancaster A New Helland UV
lUSoBLLAHxers emeus.
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QnarryvlileK.lt...... M
Miuersviue t-m-ei uar
Inquiring Printing Company
Oesllchtand Kuel Company
Stevens Heuse (ttends)., ,.,,,
Columbia lias Company ,
Columbia Water Company
susquphanua Iren Company
Marietta Hellew. were
Stevens Heuse
Mtllersvtlle Nermal Scheel..
Northern Market
Kastern Market
Western Market
Lancaster City Street Hallway Ce...
lias Company lkmds
Columbia lloreuah llends
Lancaster A Susquehanna.
Uvnca-sterA New lanvllle
Ouarrj'vllle It. H., 7's.
Heading A Columbia It, It., 3's....
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1H.73
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Hoesenold 3tarhet,
DA1RT.
Creamery Ilutter
llutterfl !t
Dutch Cheese Y lump
rectTRT.
Chickens fl pair (live)
" V piece (tleatiisr
M1SCKI. LAS sous.
Apple Hutterfl qt
KkksV dez
Heney )a &
,...S4txc
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SJICC
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23C
....13C170
300
90
Lara r "...
ractre.
Annies WWpk...
200
....2t30
3U30
J0C
....30C31C
l-ffO
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....IHf.ix;
.... 15rt2nc
tIfc
Hananas rdez
Cecninuts, each ...
Lemens VI der
Oranges dez
Cranberries, pr. qt..
Pine Apples each
Strawberries.. . .
Hasnberrles
Cherries V box
viebtahlss.
Cabbage ft head
3(Jltic
lleets lbh VflOC
Old Potatoes V bu rsj33c
Cauliflower, pr hd 10tr2ec
Sweet Potatoes V Sl'k 13tfe
Turnips X Pk 13ISc
PeasWH Pk lc
New Potatoes, K ik lHr-l
Cucumber V dez 200
Tomatoes V box 13c
Asparagus -10c
lteans V H Pk 1-c
Squashes V dot 20e
OulensUpk 23c
s, Pass loc
HluePlsh loc
Sturgeon 10c
Flounders U
rLUCn AMIORAIS.
Kleur Vhbl. 14.73
Pancy Heller Heur 1300
Wheat .(rc
Oats 42tt3c
Cern Hhj.Vc
ltye tc
niussss.
Havperten I13Q17
Cleverseed V bus !7.l
Timethy V bus fi-JO
HprdUrassV bus I1.3)
Orchard Oruss V bus 12.30
31Ixih1 Lann Grasses R bus 14.00
Uuncarlan Uress Y bus 11.20
.fish.
Halibut V ft 13iT20c
Catfish Y a 13c
Fresh Mackerel V 10c
Clams per iue K$1
NKH AltVKRTlHBaUSHTB.
B
AXING FOWDKH,
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel et purity,
strength and wholesemoncss. Mere eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
geld In competition with the multitude of low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Beld enfp In cant. Uetal Basius 1'ewdir Ce.,
106 Wall Street New Yerk. mav27-lvdAw
TOBACCO GROWERS,
Insure against Hall Damage In the Lancas
ter County Mutual lnsuranee Company before
It Is tee late. BAUSMAN A llCKNs, Agents,
)y22-3tdll Ne. 10 West Orange bltect.
TED A GOOD t'OOK.
GOOD
ages will be nald
lv23"t
AITLI Al lUJIUiril,!!..
.,.,...- ..-. A..
TUB REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ING or the West End Building and Lean
Association will be held at the law eftlce et
Thes. B Ilelahlll, esq., en te-morrow (St.TUIt
DAV) evening, nt 7 3e o'clock. Meney te lean,
ltd C. V. LICItTY. Secretary.
JUST IN A NEW" LOT OF CHEAP
Fishing Lines-Haw llk, Linen Braid, Ac.
Beds (Jointed) 13c. Heels, Swivels, Sinkers,
Baskets, Heeks, Ac.
FBAILKV'S KAST END rilABMACY,
(Opposite Kastern Slarket)
Pralley'sSarsaparilla Compound for purifying
the bleed. Is the liest Wtentsa bottle.
Jy2-lydltF,MW
ESTATE OP JOHN LONG, OF LANCAS
ter City, deceased. The undersigned au
ditor, appointed te pass upon exceptions and
te distribute the balance remaining In the hands
of Mary A. Shand, administratrix of Jehn Leng,
deceased, te and among theso legally entitled te
thu same, will sit for that purpose en TUCKS
DAY. AUGUST 12, 1K1, at 10 o'clock a. m lu
the Library Beem or the Court Heuse, In the
city of Lancaster, where all persons Interested
in said distribution may attend
J. W F. SWIFT,
Jy23-2tFAltdW Auditor
CLARKE'S.
A CAKK OF FLOAT1NO SOAP FKEE.
Bring your certificate along te-morrow, and 1
will clve you a cake or Floating Seap for It.
Te introduce our Combination Coffee at 23c a
pound, moie rully, we will glve teany person
buying one pound of It lour pounds Urunulaled
Sugar fer23c. Extra Family Crackers only Cc.
per pound. Great reduction In sugars.
CLAKKK'S TKaTjTOUE,
Ne. 83 West King Street.
B
AHT END YARD.
0.J.SWAKR&00.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
Offlce: Ne. 20 CKNTltK SOUABK. Beth yard
and offlce connected with Telephone Exchange
aprlJ-lydMAF.U
B
ARO Al NS ! ltARGAINfi !
Great Bargains
-IN-
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
LADIES' UOOD KID Oil PKBIILK BUTTON
SHOES, 11.00,11.23, II SO.
MISSES' KID Olt PEBBLE SHOES, ll.U), 1 23.
CIHLDBEN'S SHOES, 30c 330., 13e , te 73c.
BOYS' BUTTON Olt LACE SHOES, 00c.
MEN'S 00011 OALK LACK OU BUTTON
SHOES. II TO tell 30.
LADIES' WALKING SHOES, 730., II 00, ll.sy
LADIES' FINK Kill OPEIIA SLIITKU8, BCc.
e 7SC II O). ' '
We will sell at lower prices than can be bad at
any house In Lancaster,
JOHN HIEMENZ,
NO. 61 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
Junell-lydP (INQUIUKU BUILDING.)
81 OOfl SALARY TO AGENTS.
3JL,Vrjryj Address at once,
DU. SCOTT'S KLECTB1C GOODS,
, , Ne. 8U Broadway, New Yerk.
The Only Genuine, apt) smdoea
kbw AitrBKrinitmBMTH.
isr
AllKI,i:YS "YhLLOW FRONT"
clear tiller Havana 5 cent Clirar Is nnv
neuiuvd by smokers the best lu the mar
ket, ut
MAHKl.Ki-S "Yellow I'rent,"
Ne. 21 North tiueuu Street.
(reruierly Hartman's)
SCHOOL TAX FOR lSSU.'
The duplicate ! luthe hands of the Treas
uicr. Three iercent. eir for prompt payment.
W. O. MAUSIIALL, Tieasurer,
Ne. ltcentieSqiiRifl.
Otllee hours from 9 a. in te I p.m. Jlluullt
TVfAK'KLKY'S "YARA llK-UKS7"
Ivl. clear filled of choice Ne. 1 Havana, are
recommended te levers el a Kcnulue Havana
Cigar, at
M AUK I.KY'S. ellew Frent,"
Ne. 21 North gueuu Stteet
(Formerly Hartman's)
INK WlliSKlFsT
DlMiilatten of ls,s, is;j, ism, l.i, m net
eiiualled In the country.
At UMUAUr (ll.l, H 1K HlUltK,
II K. SLAYMAKKIt, AgL
WHY PAY tl5 KOK A Sl'.T OK TKETH
when seu ran get the same at 1st, at
V. 1. riSllklt'S Dental lienms.
Ne. tii North yueen street
Ues adintnlstertHl. upl7-ljd
COMKTlUNfJ
riM'--ATr.KMr.i.eNs
lartuiteeil i-xtra Alse nil kinds
J kept en lee. guaranteed etra
or Pivsii Vegetables, hxtra line t antelenpes
smi ! ceierv. Telephone lonnitlen. New
Dallv Matkct, .e. West Ivlng slieet.
Ij-22 2td 8 ril
T3LAI-K IJAUHKN
MINKUAL SI'ltlNU W AIM!
A natural ru.Mf AI.TKUAT1VK, lilm.-tu el
unusual power, pioneunced bv Dr. HUnkinan,
nnautheitly upon such cases, te be"sliullar In
eftects te that of the Alexis Spa, or tlcruiany."
As te Its merits we refer te the lollenlng well
kneu 11 citizens v he have or who am new ulng
the water J M W. deist, J. it. Jehnsen,.! no
I). Sklles, ll.l ltrubakei.esq , A. H. Frltcbey,
esq., Thes. W hltseu, eq , Capt. It. A. Smith,
James D Potts, J. t. tiiKKliuau, P. 11. Uillllths,
u. si. .anm.
Medical testimony and rvferenrts furnished
upon application
P S (IOODMAN. Manager,
Ne. 37 East (iraut Mreet, (rear of Court Heu.e.)
BLACK HAItlthN Sl'ltlNU HOL'sK, within
two hours et the cltv. A quiet, homelike to te
treat. Delightful gicunils, careful attention,
unexcelled cuMne, moderate charges. Pei
terms, iti . aihln'-s
MlJ-MllltlSllK IIOMIIKIIOKK,
Pleasint liree, Ijimaster Ceuuty, Pa.
Juneis-ftind
O110KS ' SHOKS1
New Red Frent Shee Stere,
Ne.
18 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Next Doer te Posteffico)
We Mve lut received ene of the Best Lines of
Men's Bey's, leuths'. Ladles', Misses'
and Children's
SHOES
That can be get for the money, thus complet
ing our already large sleck. We can guarantee
the prices te be "llerTOM Plei'ltRs." We
have strictly "ONE PKICE," and guarantee
enUre satisfaction. If you ant fine or coarse
shoes or slippers; If you want hand or machine
made shoes. In fact. If you want anything In the
shoe Hue, that can be found only In first-class
establishments at Popular Prices, call at the
NEW BED FKONT SHOE STOKE,
Ne.
IS SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
(Next Doer te the Postefflco )
CHAS. A.
REECE.
aprllOmdAwU
L.
UAN8MAN" A RRO.
SINCE OUR
Big Reduction Sale
HAS BEEN lNAlOl BAT1.D,
The Public has been convinced that CUSTOM,
MADE ULOTIII.su as well as l'.EADY-MADE
can be bought cheaper at
L. Gansman & Bre.
THAN ANYWHEBE ELSE IN THE CITY
OUR SPECIALTY.
BEEBSUCKEK COATS AND VESTS (Geed
Styles) at l.ce ind tl.2.
MEN'S TANTSat Site.. up te II UU; i3 Styles te
select from.
ALL-WOOL CASSIMKKE SUITS, 13 Styles te
select from, at $3.60.
JIEN'S COKK3CKEW SUITS are selling In all
Shades at ,'l.
MENS FINE CLOTH DIAGONAL SUITS
at "
Our Custom Department
Offers some Bargains In Light aud 3Iedlum
Weights of l'antaloenlngs which we make te
order at Bldlculeusly Lew Prices from UC10 te
I3.U0. These goods are strictly all-wool, but
mostly slngle patterns, which we clese out at a
sacrifice rather than carry them ever.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
MEIICH ANT TA1LOB3,
ilANUFACTUHEKS OF MEN'S BOYS AND
CIHLDBEN'S CLOTHING,
66 & 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(IllKhlen the Southwest Cor.el Oiaugeht.)
LANCASTEB, PA.
-CIe-iciI cery evening at r, p. in,, cuept
Saturday's.
H
1GU A MARTIN.
MM
I)
Li
RedtiCtien in Glassware, &c,
I u order te make room for New AVares
iu all lines for tlie fall, vu will sell at Cut
Trices for the next J'erty Days, certain
lines of goods. We have established a Uar
gain Table for this purpose. All articles
found thereon, only, are included in the
cut prices. Yeu will be astonished nt what
goods you will llnd there. The prlce will
certainly net allow you te pass them. We
can't name articles, but Table Glassware,
Fancy Goods, Filntctl Waie, -c.,willbe
found amour; it. It will pay you te buy,
even for future use, as prices never were
and net likely ever will be aa low.
CFDOX'T MUSH JiAUGAiyS.
HighWii
15 EAST KING STREET.
LAWASXEU, VA,
XKWAHrKUTIMKXtKNTfi,
rjUUAT BARGAINS I
A RARE
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.,
Nes. 31 mill 33 North Queen Htreet,
OKri'lt A H.MtK CIIANCK IN 1 II B 81IAPK OP lllh
Crreatest bargains in Straw Hats and Light Derbys
EVKU SHOWN IN I.A.SlAVt'KH.
rtlNKCALL Wll, CONMNt K YOU THAT K tll K. JUST WHAT YK ADVIHT1SE.-U
TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS
IN ALL tlKAKKe, AND AT ALL l'lUTKs.
XKW AltrKUTIHKMBNTK.
rAl)KIKA ANDHUKUHY WINKS.
XM. tillage, irAl,W), lll,19l!i, 1W7, isll, s70,
P7s, 1n2,
AtUKHlAIlT'SOI.l) W 1NK8TOUK,
II. K.SLA MAKK.lt, Agl
H
IKSH A HKOTHKlt
ATTENTION !
Parents Attention,
10 D.W a AI l'K.U 110V Al
HIRSH & BROTHER'S
GREAT CLEARING SALE
Ie 400 Pairs
CHILDREN'S KNEE PANTS
At i35 Oenta a Pnlr.
U50 Pairs
KNEE PANTS
50e., OOe., 76e., 81.O0, 81 U5.
lillEAl HAUGAI.SS IN
Seersucker Coats and Vests,
Mohair Coats, Linen Pants,
White and Linen Vests,
Anda Spe lal UtirKMn In Beys' l.lnen Suits
sties 'J te IV louts. Pants and Aesls ferjl ti.
Bargains in thery I)einrtnieul
-AT-
ONE-PRIOE
Clothing and Furnishing Heuse,
UOUNRtt NUUTH QUEEN 8TBEKTAND
(JENTBK 8UUA.UK.
-slore closes every day ntC p. in. Salutdays
at lu p. in.
TJTTIjIjIAMHO.N
r-OSTKIt.
32
TO 38
East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
OTO SURPLUS STOCK
-IS-
RAPIDLY SETTLING
-TO THE-
Desired Limit.
-t 1 IE-
LAST SLASHES IN PRICES
-ABE-
Jl LN S SUITS.C DIFKEItENT PAT1EBN8, ( lr).
MEN'S SUITB. 5 DIPPEBENT PATTEUNS, '.
MENS SUITS, II DirPEIlKNTPATTKBNS,
I'J.te and I10.W.
Thflifl consist el IdKhtand Dark Check, Brown
and Black, Corkscrews, Plain and raucy Caxl
uirres that sold tit hlKher prices early lu thu
season.
HEEUSL'CKEU COATS AND VES1S,
ll.UM.T5, illfh
St MMEll 8i:it(E COATS AND VESTS,
II U), Mi, i,.
Gent's Summer Hosiery
UKKUIKK IMPOKTKD
PUENCII AND A.MEltlCAN HALF HOSE,
It) Cents.
GENUINE LISLE TI1HEAD HALF 1IOSK,
19 Cents.
SHIRTS, SHIRTS,
IN ALLCOI.OBS.
Bread-Brim Hats for Fishermen.
HELMETS and CAPS rerWHKEI.MEN.
SOKTPKLT POCKET HATS for TOflllbTS,
And JAPAN MACKINAW T.tAW DBESS
Summer Dress Shoes.
LADIES' GLOVE KID TOP BUTTON
GAITEU.T2 00.
LADIES' COMMON SENSE MOltOCCO
UA1TEB, liOO.
LADIES'CUllACOAKIDDBES9aAlTEIt,2(W
GENT' BUTTON nnd BAL FULL LONDON
TOE DBESS SHOE, $1.01.
WSTKA3IKU TBUNKS, VALISES. HAND
bA'lCHELSnndBAMPLE CASES of all Quail Quail
tles. WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
32, 84,36 & 38 , King St.,
LAN'CASTElt, PA.
y Stores clese overy otcuIeb at 0 o'clock, ex
cept Saturday '.
e nnnmnnnin
CHANCE.
liitnciwter, Pa.,
A KW Alt VKKTINNMKNTtl.
rpitri: Dalmatian insikt vGxv.
A- ti Kit will Destroy PLIES and ether IN.
nnti t r.3&e. tfi-i 11 ill
IIUIII.KY'S DltltGSTOIlK,
Ne .til West King StrreL
E
TIOll nor WKATHKIU
I1 . 4 II U"t
HAUIKHNK AND llKlJMAN WINES.
.KKIUAUT'S WINK BTOHB.
11. E. SLATMAKKO, AllT.
KVAN'H FliOUH.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniibrui
TJIMH'CTIONI
uud Reliable
sutuiuer suit el
L lellies. PuntaloenliiRs or Vestlnus cu save
money ly calling at Unensteln'sTallerlnf( Par
lei, where a General lteductlen lias hcen made.
A (ieinl Nuintiier bcrge Hull for flO, trluuned
with Pongee Mtk
A Nice V.iiKilsh Scrire Suit In Itlue and Illsck
f..r tJi
hiecant I'nntnliHins ferji.
Patent straps lire Perfect 1 Itllnit
A. II. llO-tb..S8TKlN. 37 North yueeuSL
til'KOlAU
O YOt'NUMKS and KHSti LADIES cdu
enateil f.ir IttMM.ss lii a course In BOOK
KKKPINM.tMiixtenud linuhle Entry; AKITH
-MKt'lC as apnll.it tnlluslness: COltllKSPON
DKNCK, Pll.Vt'TlCAI. PENMANSHIP; all
manner 01 Dullness Papers aud Commercial
Law.
Time required te cnmplote the course from
TllltKKleHlX MDMIIS. Stuiltnts can cntei
any tlme. Kail termheKtns .Mendsy, September
(I Full pnrtlrulnr Ijv man, ,ir call at Business
CoIIcke lloeins. Ne. le Ka.t Klnit Strret.
11. C. WE1DLEH. Principal.
pKIVATK HAIiK Of HOItSKa
1 have a let of
westbrn;nerman houses,
trein Indiana and Illinois, purchased hyGlren,
llnutii A Ce, consisting of hevy drafts, farm
horses, and a few nice drivers 1 also have a car
lead of hen'ueky and Ohie
lorses.geod drivers,
which 1 Hill dlsposeot at private sal
at private sale.
GEOKUK UltOSSMAN.
CJ l' It 1 N (1
Ul'KNlNQ AT II. OEK
U HA
AUT'S.
FINE TAILORING.
1 hn Lanresl and most Complete Assortment
el FINK WOOLLENS for the Spring Tiade te de
found In the city of Lancaster.
A Cholce Line of xprlne Overceatings and
Pantaloenlngs lu all the Latest Patterns.
1'rlces Lew, Hest Workmanship, and all goods
Warranted as represented.
H. GERHART,
NO NOHTII O.UKEN 8TKEBT.
Opposite the Postefflco. niar.T-lydB
Glx
AND EXCritSION.
Grand Eamily Excursion
-OK THE-
LANCASTER
LIEDERKRANZ
-TO-
PENRYN PARK.
-ON-
MONDAY, JULY 26, 1886.
The Liberty Band will
accompany
the
party, nnd U mill's Orchestra Mill furnish the
music for thu dancers. Cencert by
the Llcdcr-
xntnz loreneon anu aucrnoen.
Special train leaves outer depot nt 8 o'clock a.
in, returning from 1'enryn at 7 p.m. Tickets
can be had from the mourners of tbe society
uud are geed ou all .regular trains.
TICKETS
ADULTS M CENTS,
CHILDBKN 25 CENTS.
Jyl'J lwd
J.
H. GIVliEK A CO.
X1NEWIX
New Assortment et BUCHINGS.
New Assortment of SWISS AND
LINEN CHKM1SK.TTES.
New Line of LACKS
New Line of LAI'IES'and GENT'S
SMALL HOWS, 111 Cieatn, Checks and
llluck.
COMKAMISKK TIIL.1I.
Bargains In WHITE GOODS AND
KMIIltOlUEKlKS.
Everything nt our Lew Down Cash
I'tlces.
MnS.Givler&Ce,,
Ne, 25 East Kluff Streot,
Laxeabtib, Pa.
J. EG A I. NOUVF.H.
IJibTATK OF PHILIP CIIUIST1AN HAN
ll nlngnr, late or Lancaster city, Pa., do de
teased. 'Ihu undersigned auditor, appointed te
dlstrlucte the balance remaining In the hands
or Henry M. Shrctner, executer of the will
of Philip Christian ltannlnger, deceased, te aud
among theso legally entitled te the same, will
sit for that purpose) en FUIDAY, AUUUbTU,
lew), ut 10 o'clock u. in , in the Library Beem of
the Court llouse. In the city of Lancaster, wbere
all persons Intel C3tcd in said distribution may
attend. J.W. F. SWIFT,
Jy9-3tdK Auditor.
ITISTATi: OK FHANOIS QUINN, LATE
U of Lancaster city, deceased. The under under
slgned auditor, iippolnlel te pass upon excep.
liens le the account and distribute the balance
remaining In the hands of Bev. A. P, Haul and
Bridget tiutnn, executers et tbe will of Francis
Uulnn, deceased, te aud among theso legally en
titled te thu same, will sit ferthat purpisoeu
TUr-SDAY, AUGUST 17, ISM, at 10 o'clock, lu
the Library lloem of thu Court Heuse, In the
city of Lancaster, where all persons Interested
In said distribution may attend
W. V. PKANKLIN,
Jy9 3tdK Auditor.
TTISTATKOI'MAKV HAMILTON, LATE
uj et Lancaster city, deceased. The under.
sluued auditor, annelutcd te
distribute the
Is of (1 Hdw.
balance lumaluing in the hands of G
Hegener, executer of the will of Mary Hamil
ten, deceased, te and among theso legally en
titled te the same, will sit ler that purpose en
THUBtUlAV, AUGUbrft, ltvM.ut lOo'ciecka.tn.,
In the Library Beem of the Court Heuse, In tbe
city of Lancaster, where all persons interested
In said distribution may attend.
W. W. KKANKLIN,
JyOJtdr Auditor.
STATE OF ANN K. U1ILEK, LATE
or Manhelm borough, Lancaster county,
deceased. The undersigned audltei .appointed te
Eass upon exceptions nnd te distribute the
alancu remaining In the hands of eamuel Bice,
executer, te and among theso legally entitled
te the same, will sit ter that purpose en TUES
DAY, JULY SO.IKW. at ID o'clock a. m.,ln thj
Library Beem of the Court llouse, In the City
of LaucasU", wheru all persona Interested In
aid distribution may attend.
1 jXeeawtaiv WH, W. apfel, Auditor.
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