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si a. July 2a At sevcrnl places I
Kb tm of Columbia the drainage of
m feaM iBsafiScient and In tlme of
tit oTerflew of water would be
eftkaatreeta being badly washed
' flM -.Tfca highway committee or council have
f'ftM Manning theae places and have been
te put them in geed repair, the
anpervlier with his corps of work-
kare been at work In putting in a sewer
MtMeend and Mill streets, and have com-
fitld their work In a urst-clasa way. The
wasar from Becead, Mill and Lawrence
treats ta received at this point, and is carried
,.ky the means of terra-cotta pipes into the
iawar under the Pennsylvania railroad, and
thence te the river. The water irem tbe
: dwelling houses along Second street, past or
Ptrrjr, la also drained into this sewer and the
"drainage prevents the accumulation of stag
&'MBt water.
Kad BU Finger Hurt.
2t Jehn 8. Snyder, conductor en the fchlftlng
. w WBguie of the Pennsylvania railroad, met
, J, wMh a alight accident during yesterday while
' mpleyeil en his train. lie was handling a
V. belt, and had the Index finger of his left hand
It' caught in such a manner that a large piece et
Bean was tern iron, we linger, me injury
does net prevent the conductor from work.
leg.
Fermer Resident Dead.
Mrs. H. R. Nelwell died en Tuesday morn
ing at her home In Lewlstewn, l'a, The
remains will be brought te Columbia for
Interment and the funeral will take place
from the Pennsylvania railroad station at six
o'clock this evening. Mrs. Net well was a
former resident of Columbia.
Picnics.
The Sunday school of theTrinity Reformed
church held their annual picnic yesterday,
at Penryn Park. A very large number et
people went en the picnic and the morning
train consisted of twelve cars. All report
having an excellent time.
The annual picnic of the Mount Ien A.
M. K. church is being held te-day, at Lllitz.
Five carloads of the colored population of
town' went en the picnic this morning. The
day Will be spent In having a geed time.
General Welsh pest, Ne. IIS, C. A. K. will
held a picnle at Penryn Park during the
month of August.
Seme Town Nete.
MUs Mamie Zlegler has left town tern
trip te Pbccnixville and places of Interest
along the sea shore.
Mr. Jehn Fendrick has left town lernn
extended trip through the Western states.
The pay cir of the Heading fc Ueltirubh
railroad arrived In town this morning, when
the empleyes received thelr Wages for the
month of June. .
Last night a Isrge het-air balloon was sent
efl In Wrlghlaville. It ascended te a great
ueigutauu nnauy came uewn in weiumuia,
-landing en a pest at tiie Heading it Celum
bia raiireaa station, a large crewu 01 peo
ple gathered around the place and In a short
lime the balloon was secured.
The Susquehanna river Is rising slowly
and the water is In a very muddy condition.
A game of base ball will be played en .Sat
urday afternoon between the August
Flowers, of Lancaster, and the Columbia
club. These clubs have each wen a game
and the concluding game will be watched
with interest.
An Infant son of Mr. William II. Herr, en
Locust street, age fourteen months, tiled at
its home this morning, after an illness of
several weeks. The cause of the death was
cholera infantum.
The back building of the house of Jehn D.
Zeck, en Frent street, was discovered te be
en fire this morning. It was discovered by
D. II. Palmer belere the lames had gained
much headway and was seen extinguished
by him. The are originated from the steve
pipe becoming het and igniting the reef.
Very llttledamage was dena
BVJtMM LEISVBK.
Bew rersiilrlnc People Fles te the VVoe.ls
and Meautalns.
The picnle at Penryn te-day Is of the
First Reformed Sunday school, or Heading.
The families or Mr. Jehn C. llager, Mr.
W. B. Mlddleten and Mrs. . I-'eltz, accom
panied by a number of young ladies and
gentlemem of this city, about thirty In all,
went te I'euryu at 12:10 this afternoon for a
little picnic.
The Conestoga Fishing club, new camped
at Yerk Furnace, received their geutlemen
li lends from this city j'esterday. Today
they receive their lady friends.
Collector Jehn T. MacQenigle and wire
have returned irem their trip North ; Jehn
J. v'ltzpatrick remains at Saratoga.
Heme of the scholars and teachers of Cov
enant U. B. bunday school such as had net
been along te Penryn en former occasions
are holding a kind or family Sunday school
Elcnle at Recky 8prings te-day. Several
ussqa in the morning and at neon went out
and a very pleasant time Is being bad.
Rev. J. J. Mcllvaiee, or SL Joseph'a hos
pital, this city, is traveling among the lakes
and hills of Green Ireland.
Miss Gertie Metzgar, of Lancaster, is tbe
guest or Miss Fannie Kby, or Harrisburg.
Steve J. Owens and wile and U'm. liewers
and wile, left Lancaster this morning for
Atlantic City, where they will spend a week
or two, and go thence te Westminister, Md,,
where they will stay two weeks longer.
Miss Ella K. Laverty, of this city, Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Lutz, of Leck Haven.
Mrs. Annie Laverty is summering with
friends In Franklin county, Pa,
Jehn I. Ilartman, J. Hay lirnwn, Goe. YV.
Eaby, Abram Illestand, G. (J. Kennedy and
Jeremiah Rife went te Weinheld'a uiillsnear
Denver station, en the Reading railroad, te
visit the Yellow Frent Fisblng club, who are
encamped there. The visitors will be enter
tained in a royal manner.
Mrs. Mary J. Kckert and daughter Laura,
et Lancaster, are visiting Mis. Smith, iu
Heading.
Commissioner Myers is In town te-day,
having come from Uceau Greve lastevenlng.
Alter attending te some oeunty business he
will spend a few days at the Landlsville
campmeeting and return le Ocean Greve,
where he will spend the balance of the sum
mer. ufSlSe It SiMH-JZlDDLBTUWX
STRIKE.
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i Cause uf tb ft Trouble at the American
Mmiu.KTOw.sf July ti. Every public
manifestation of docility en the part of the
strikers at the American Tube and Iren
company does uet picture the real situation
here. The Knights et Laber, who are
numerous ate becoming excited since Hun
garlausand Poles are arriving and accepting
work below the wages the strikers were
getting. Twenty-nine of thorn went te w erk
yesterday morning.
A committee et the strikers held confer,
ence with the superintendent, but no agree
ment was reached.
The mill Is operated euiy by day new ;
the butt mill, the tap mill and three furnaces
have net been stepped, aud the prospects for
starting the ether departments seen are net
very favorable.
The Knights of Laber are building a hall
Tube and Iren Company' Werk,
en Catherine street It will be -11x00 feet and
three stories high. Most of the strikers are
members of the order, and receive benefits
during then- idleness.
The cause et the strike has been misrep
reaentated by all the papers. It was the do de do
mandferthepayof 1883 and the eight-hour
system.
Therumer that the works will be removed
te Youngstown, Ohie, has no foundation.
The company his a plant there, but the mill
here has ad vantages quite as Important as
natural gas.
Ilerki County Helier iUplujIuii,
Twe boilers at Uenulng'aoromlnesatTop Uenulng'aeromlnesatTop Uenulng'aoremlnesatTop
too, Berks county, Pa., exploded en Wednes
day afternoon. Jeaiah Ulack, the superin
tendent, was killed : Jereme Trexler was
probably fatally scalded, and Moses Haunt
was seriously Injured by falling timbers.
Several ether men employed iu the mine
were slightly injured. The building was
burned down and the machinery entirely
wracked.
Returned te Court.
Mary Overly was heard by Alderman Hpui.
iler yesterday afternoon en the charge of
'OilUllSeV. Th llA,mM aai.1.! ll..(
luleaatuleeaM had been made out and re
wd the e te court. Mary entered ball
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Maner aimvavtra tub it.
Til Maiuotaem Which Ills Widow Has Erected
In Ijurl Hill Cemetery.
The widow of the late lllsliep Matthew
Seme
Simpsen, ei the Methodist Episcopal church,
has erected an elaborate mausoleum te his
memory iu West Laurel Hill conietory, te
whlce the remains of the bishop's mother and
brother have just beeu removed. The tomb
is situated In the centre el a circular let
ninety feet in diameter, lerried In the high-
-.ii.- .ri. u..-.,.. 'f'l.ji ttlrtiplurn
Is in the shape of a miniature eliapel, built In
the Oothle style of architecture, the material
Connecticut granite, upon which the uulliler
has placed no costly embellishments, but has
amiiul a iiinmiinnnt tilaln mid shuttle.
The structure Is cruciform, 13 feet 0 Indies
!. in m feet II Inches Ionic, and 21 feet 0
Inches te the top of the cresses which cap
each gable end. The entrance te the mauso
leum, an arched doorway, will be closed In
summer by a perforated breuzi gate of ole ele
gant design and Btiporier workmanship, and
In winter by a deer of heavy carved oak.
Light will Tall Inte the interior through win
dows of cathedral stained glass onelutho
rear, three en each side, and ene ever tue en
trance, each Illustrating souie religious fact
or Btery. On each side or the entrance are
polished latitats for epitaphs, or the names of
the silent eccupanta of the tomb. Support
ing the arch et the doorway are columns of
polished Qulncy granite.
In the centre et tbe Interior will stand the
sarcophagus of whlte marble, w bleb w 111 con
tain the mortal remains or the deceased el ol el
hep. This is S feet 0 inches lone, 2 wet 10
inches wide, and -I feel .1 Inches In height,
,i(i. ...eri.iu xeiiiiuiKi nt n.u'li corner sup
porting the top, which is an liultatleu et the
reef el the mausoleum. In the projecting
wings are catacombs intended te receive the
remains of members of the bishop family.
Of these there are reur en c.ich side, te w hlch
will be titled marble slabs, with bronze
handles, which will bear the name and age
or their occupants. The fleer will be laid
with blocks of alternate black and white
iimrhlii tlllnir. The bodies will be placed
beneath this fleer. In almut a month, It is
thought, -,lhe work will be completed and
ready for the removal or the remains of the
bishop and his seu, who are new buried in
Seuth Laurel UIU, and the be ly ir his first
child, burled at his former tesldence ill In
diana. A XKVVIILIVAS Kl'LlT.
Tite Contentions la the Twenty-Seventh Con Cen Con
i;relennl Dltrlct.
The Republican congresflousl conference
of theTwenty-Beventh district met in Cerry,
Erie county, en Tuesday. There were In the
field l W. Mackey, et Franklin ; 1, F. Wat
son, of Warren, and Isaac It. Hrewn, of
Cerry. It was conceded when the conven
tion met that Mackey had the majority, and
the Itrewn and Watsen tactien filibustered
and consumed the time el the convention
until the question of balloting for a nomina
tion was finally put, at 1 o'clock in the morn
ing. The Itrewn and Waiken delegates Mil
lug te get an adjournment, forty-live of them
retired from the hall. What was left of the
convention alter the withdrawal then pro pre pro
ceoded te ballet, and neniluated C. W.
Mackey, the vote standing -Mat-key, vs ( Wat Wat
eon, 21; Brown, ft The nomination was then
made unanimous.
Forty belters, a iortien of the delegates of
Watsen and Hrewn, held a minority con
vention next day. W. It. Nutting, et War
ren, made an inflammatory speech, stating
that, alter the conduct of the Mtckey dele
gates In refusing te rccenie the Watsen
aud Hrewn men, every effort should be made
te secure Mackey 's deleat. Speeches or the
same tenor were niade by members from
Erie.
Colonel L. F. Watsen, of Warren, ene of
the opposing candidates, then addressed the
minority, stating that the belt was made
without his knowledge or consent, and that
he denounced it aud its movers, adding that
Warreu county would supjxirt Mr. Mackey,
and he called upon his delegates te with
draw from the minority, w hlch was done,
leaving but seven Hrewn men, who, being
unable te transact business adjourned.
Mr. Watsen says that the Warren county
Republican committee would give Mr.
Mackey a unanimous ceuiplimeutary vote.
The Itrewn delegate! are ititone In their feel
ing against Mr. Mackey, and if he accepts
the nomination, which Is regarded as doubt
ful, they will probably secure his ileleat.
The Democrats of the district ure Jubilant,
and anticipate victory.
The Wurld'R mjrhi-.
The statistics or the world's production or
sugar show that thorn is a sternly and large
annual increase, The amount el cime sugar
produced In the season et lsSJ-5 waa 2,lWi,euO
tens an increase et 733,000 tens evor that or
1S34-6, and l,07S,5S3 tens ever that of ls7." it,
Cuba led the list with 000,000 tens this season,
wblch Is a falling oil" or i7,W0 tens irem the
year befnre, and Ol.OJb tens less than iu IS7."-0
Tbere was also a decrease hi the product or
Java, the next greatest source of supply, or
00,000 tens Irem the yield el I'M &. Hut in
the production el almost all ether cane grow
ing countries there has been, as stinu n by tbe
totals a marked advance. The yield el beet
root sugar(2,OH,000 tens this season) his (alien
ett 501,000 from the last annual report, but
comparisons with the statistics el lsTi Oshews
a growth el 702,tS9 tens in teu years.
These reerts de net reconle glucese aud
grape sugar, or sorghum sugar or maple
sugar, and are evidently made up from the
basis or commercial statistics concerning the
HUgar that has entered the market. Beyond
this there are vast quantities ei cane sugar
produced ler Uoiuestic use In all tropical
countries aud consumed by the producers
and their Immediate neighbors, which de net
enter into the computation. Tim most nota
ble increase in auy country is iu the beet root
sugar yield of Russia, which has grown from
!!U,U0U in the season el ls75-! and toO.Oei) tens
iu 11531-5 up te ii"i,000 teus in 1s5j-0.
IK ifCrCLB TO VUIt.AlKLfUIA.
Hew lastly the Trip la .Made In a ll.tj, Kten
Oter lt.nl UeiuM
Mr. L. C. Fowler, photographer, Ne. 12
West King street, mounted his bicycle
Wednesday morning and rode te Philadel
phia. He left Lancaster at 5 a. m., aud
stepped for breakfast ui Nick Danuer's
hotel, Paradise. The reads were bad owing
te the rain of the day before. Frem I'ara I'ara I'ara
dlsetoCeatesville.thoroals were still worse,
being badly washed In many laces. He
took dinner at the Stevenson huuse, aud then
pushed en te Downingtown ever geed reads.
Frem Downingtown te Paoli he feuud the
reads bad, but from Paell te Philadelphia
they were almost as smooth as a Heur. The
ride was a dellghtrul one, aud .Mr. Fowler
made the distance from I'aell tn j2 1 street In
an hour. He took a run through the park,
crossed (iirard avenue bridge, Uiencednwii
the Schuylkill te Greeu street and nil te
II read street dejmt, vvhore he took supper,
shipped Ills bicycle te Lancaster, took pis
sage en the 8:0 train and reached I.iuc.ntiir
at 11 o'clock Wednesday night, noun the
worse for his long ride except that Ills hands
are a geed deal blistered.
Alderman IJeinirllj'4 Coin I.
Henry Kuuuedy, Addie Kennedy, Muses
Heek and Jehn Dickinsen, arrested en sus
picion for hav Ing stolen f'.K) from the beuse
or Jehn Heek, were given a hearing this
morning by Aldermiiu A. V. Dennelly.
There was net bulllcient evidence te connect
tbe accused with the lurccuv aud the cases
vvore dismissed.
Fenteu Harris has been prosecutod by
Heury Rollins for the larcsny el a vvageu
bed valued at fliO. A warratit was Issued ler
his arrest
Suit has been brought Bgalust Charles
Weaver for larceny. Mary M. Hartley is the
complainant, aud alie alleges that Weaver
grabbed a geld riug from her linger.
Hale of Ileal Kslale.
Edw. Kbermaii lias purchaseil at private
sale from Jelin Uumperlliig tbe property
Nes. 20 and 22 West King street, for f 11,50a
Tbe property lias n front of 21 tect Htul a
depth of 215 feet, aud en it is tiullt u tliroo tlireo tliroe
story brick btilUllnn centaluiii); a Hern room
new occupied by J. U. Hougliteii it: Cu, us a
wholesale drug store.
Ilefore Alderman llarr.
Jeseph l'oslieltolias been jiroseculeil liofero
Alderman Hurr for surety of the peace, nnd
and Charles Mangold, anil Mury Mangold,
his wile, ler tiie larceny as bailee of some
clothing. Ileth complaints were made by
Justyne Malik. The uuuseil untered bail for
a bearing.
The 1'rohlbltleuLU.
The Prohibitionist convention will beheld iu
O. A. H. nail en Monday, August 0, and
premises te be a large and enthuslistle
gathering. A full legislature aud 'county
ticket will bt placed In tbe Held and dele
gates will be elected te tbe state convention.
In tbe evening a puHle meeting will be held
Ju the opera house, whleh will be addressed
7 una p. vyeue.
BVAHB TUB HBAar.
Wise MiiKRellmi Touching the
Care tt
Animals In summer.
The American Humane association presents
the following suggestions rclatlve te the caie
of animals during the boated term :
Provide water fresh, pure water. Think,
reader, hew you are rolreshed by a drink or
cool water en a het day. The lower animals
are equally In need of the means of ttueuch
Ing ttilrst.
tiie netlve doc reuulres drink frequently
during the het day, its does also the cat i aud
a dish offresh water should stand where they
cau have access te iu Undoubtedly many a
deg Is driven te madness through lack of
water; and the testimony is that hydrophobia
Is almost unknown in lluwe localities where
dogs can drink w lien they w ili.
Every city, village mid country town
i,nM iwi iiiwireiu- imtmllcd with drinking
fountains rer animals, ami they should ts se
constructed that e en the smallest degsi.ui
drink from them. Ne gift te a people con
fers a creator pleasure than a fountain, and
that person w he turns aside a stream from
the field aud gives a watering trough te the
roadside, or prelines a luimutm ...".
man aud beast cau drink pure water, Is truly
a public benefactor. ....
ilve the horse frequent opportunity te
quench thirst at times vvlieu uet tee much
ever-heated, and belore eatuiK. Te ilrluk
Ireely immediately after eating presents a
favorable digestion el teod.
Provide shade. Hew luslluclhely we seek
the shadow when the sun is pouring Its het
rays en the drv and parching earth. If the
pasture Is uet "provided with shade trees In n
convenient locality set tour, six or eight sup
ports, across w hlch place straw or grass and
thus in a brier time aud with little labor
liinka n shsile in which animalscin rest from
the beat el the sun, te me great cemiuri ei
themseles aud benefit te their owners.
Remove the harness from the horse iu the
het dav, whenever you desire te gi e them a
full, tree rest, and once during the day, pre
ferably at night, a thorough currying and
irrnnmllicr will noteulv elve rest, but will de
about as much towards imptei lug theantmar.s
condition as will the eats.
Examine the harness en veur working team
and you will discover that blinds check
reins aud cruppers are simply terturiug con
trivances sentng no uerul purKe- Take
them all oil for thoceuieulence el yeureles
aud the comfort or tbe horses. Keep the
stable well ventilated and free from the
strong ammonia, which is injurious te the
eyes. Assist Iheanlmals te protect themselves
against Hies, feed regularly, hitch iu the
shade, and remember that the care w hieh
will give comrert te the lewer animals, will
make them doubly protltable te their owners
aside from the humane beiriug uien the
subject.
V&CADESVK lit' TIIK JilK.
Hen The
Heller Ssste .Mania II lit
It Little
IMy.
When the roller skating crare first struck
New Kngland It struck it hard, and It was a
peer village that did net beast its own rink.
Tbere was a geed deal of money in the busi
ness rer a time, and people who put meuey
into rinks get rich. One matt in Massachu
setts established a circuit, leased buildings in
a dozen big towns aud cities and within 12
months was credited with having reaped
profits of ever 100,000. Hefere the roller
skating wave came te takehiui into this geed
fortune be was putting in teu hours a day rer
weekly wages of $li He wasn't the only
lucky man who saw the chance that the ijp
ular craze etlered and made dollars out of 11.
The business grew se in some (fuarters of
New England that in seme cases it rose te
the dignity and standing of a bank, and In
stances were at hand where managers and
cashiers made bie hauls by embezzlement,
and at least ene representative of the rinks Is
permanently settled up In Canada,
New. however, the wave has spent Itself,
and roller skating seems te have been laid
away for geed. Hair or the rinks have been
tern down. New Haven at ene tlme had
five or six rinks open, sll doing a thriving
business. The biggest and eldest of them Is
new being knocked le pieces te make room
for something mere profitable. As usually
is the case in every similar ailalr, it was just
en the ebb of the tide that most people w ere
anxious te put out their shekels and extend
the enterprises ; and the result has been that
a number et rinks have been put up, aud
many of them erected at great expense,
which lest money ler their ew ners from the
start It Is svfe te say that a goeii;inaiiy tens
of thousands of dollars have Lien sunk in
these lleeting rink enterprises In Connecticut
and Massachusetts alone.
A DriiRgUt Terribly llurueil by And.
Dr. McDanlels, a young druggist of High
spire, undertook te rub up chloride el potash
aud Hantc acid in a mortar, at his drug store,
Wednesday evening, when an explosion oc
curred burning him terribly about the face
and bands. He Is entirely blind at present,
but the attendlng physician thinks his sight
will be restored eventually. Dr. McDanlels
clothes were almost burned oil his body.
Dr. D. IS. Dickinsen, el Sloelten, was sum
moned and did all in his power te alleviate
tbe sullerinirs et the Injured man. Dr. Mc
Danlels has only been iu the drug business n
short time, and was experimenting at the
tlme the explosion occurred.
The Commissioners UUlded.
The county commissioners te-day held a
session In relerence te the opinion of Judge
Livingston, as te the liability el the county
te the county officers for the mouey te their
credit when the salary act was declared un
constitutional. AH et tbe county's attorneys
In the city favor appealing te tbe supreme
court Commissioner Myers Is also In favor
el taking it up. Commissioners Ilartman
and Gingrich are opposed te taking it any
Auther. They believe that the decision of
Judge Livingston is sound ; that it will net
be reversed, and they are opposed te spend
ing auy inere of the county's money en the
case.
The N'iiTijvHIu Union Sunday school Hill held
Its annual celebration en thu :th et August
(being tbe last Saturday el thu meulhi;ncar the
village.
The Sheiv at the l'ark.
Thu Mexican 1'av Ulan Combination Is still at
trading geed crowds. Many go le see the hew
a second and third tlme.se well pleased wei
they with the performance. It will remain all
of this week, and thesu w he have net yet been
there should co, as thu thew Is null worth a
viiit.
hure.tTraniiultlxrr of the Nerves.
The surest tmnriuillzer of the nerves Is u
medicine which remedies their superscnKltive
ness by Invigorating tbani. Over-tension el
the nerves always weakuns them. What they
neeu, then, Is a tonic, net a sedative. The
latter Is only useful when theru Is lnteuse
mental eicltament nnd nn linuiedlate necessity
exists for producing quietude of the brain
llosietter's stomach Hitlers restores tmnsqull tmnsqull
ityef the nerves by endowing them with the
vigor reiiultlln te bear, without being laired
or disturbed unhealthtully, ihe ordinary im
pressions, produced Ihreugh the media et
bight, healing aud lullcctleu. Nay, It docs
mere than this It enables them te suatalu a
degree of tension from luenlid uppllcallen
which they would be totally uuable le endure
without Its assistance. Such, ut least, Is the
lrreslstlble concluileu te be drawn Irem the
testimony of biibluess und prolesslenul men,
litterateurs, clergymen, and ethers who have
tested the fortifying and leparatlvu Inlluence
et this celebrated tonic and nervine.
JvWlmd
alAKHIAOES.
tNADER HltCUlKKR. Oil tllO '.'llll Of J Illy, lKHi,
by the llev. W. T. Uerhard, at his ieldeiice. Ne.
31 East Orange street, Mr. Jehn bnader, of East
Karl tewiuhlp. Lauciuter county, l'a, te Mrs.
Carelliiellrubukur, of Schaelforstewii, Lebanon
county. lld&w
J1IS AT J I H.
Meltz. Iii this city, en the 2nh lust, Jehn
Adam Meltz, In thu 71th year uf hi age.
The relatives and (rleuds et thu runllyare lo le
pectlully Invited te attend the runerul, from
bis late realdence, Ne. 3CU West Urant street, en
Krlday uftorneon at I o'clock. ltd'
I.iini In this city, en t lie V.Hli lnt .Carolina
Luich, In theCJth year of her age.
Tbe relatives und friends ut the family me ro re
rpectfully invited te attend thu luiitral, fieiu
the realdence of herseu-Iu law, Ihes 1 Huh, Se.
Mllllghstreet, ouSuiidnynftcruueiinl'io'ilock
Interment at .ion's cemetery ly?J3id
UinsOM. Iu this city, ontlie'Jitli lnt .Isabella,
relict et the late Suiuuul liib.eu, In the 3-Jth year
of her age
Thu relallves and friends of the family aie ru
apeclfully Invited te attend the funeral from
hur brother's realdeuce, Ne. "31 North Queen
street, Friday afternoon ati o'clock. Inturniaut
at Luncaster cenietery. It
M AUK UTH.
fhlladelpbla FredureMarket.
1'aiLADiLrHU, July se rieur Market
Arm. Bales of 1000 ban-elai Minn, bakert,
W WQl li l'euna. lamUy at t7Hl f lYesteru
atMSMtirnvft
mt l
I'MiMltn.H ,VOSi(l.
Hve Heur dull
1 ntU.VIJ3.VI.
111. call " 1MMH -H1IJ-,
WSet Aug,
fccpt, Mc 1
fcpt., 3.V:
B
CernMily Aug., lc i
eme-juiy, Het A"K.( a-iiw
Oct., 33C.
Menlers lreduce Market.
n esk, July . rieur market stiadvtint
niin-tl rinc, II lOOlWlaiipentne, K '-SJ
ttiiinien te Moeit Kxtra Western. M iMM I
rUKKt le Choice Kvtm Western, nvst.n!
rltv Mill fcxtm". H sel 6S for Wivst Indies !
Mtnn. hxtM.fJ 1t3 Extra Ne. S, t 0 i
Wheat Ne. 1 Kcdstate en Spot, MPUC I Ne- I
W htte, state. V! Ne Ne. a ltvd, Winter, Aug ,
MKc . sept , sjs;
iii-i 11
com
i r
2 Mixed, ewb.
Aug .
s..,il . Sir
Oats .sol I WhltoStatspet,IJOllc
V
.de
4;ct Me.2 juen, .uu ,jie; 7rpu,4i'4
llye dull
ttarley niuiilnai.
fork (inlet : New Mrs", lit iSrttl 7K
IaM Aug., KISS tserU, '.Mi Ocl .Kis1.
Mehusps sieadvi Uc. ler re lest boiling
jteck i l'orte KU-e, SnOi-c.
Turpentine stcsdy m 31c
Uesfn dull i strained te (cend, '.etlll ((.
I'etielcuindull i reflncil In ewe, s'.c
rivlghtsdull i grain te Liverpool, SHC
llutur Market dull i New etern
(!r.n,ii(,rt . Ir.lXlsWtv
Cheese inltl. Western tiielce r.(J?e,
Kggs dull; atate, ll4QWei esttin. HO
sugar market dull , Uettncd cutleaf, t'S
t,4Ci Uranulatcd.biie
Tain
tow tttcadv i mliuecltv. In.
rnm( nulet ( fair rftnrtxis at 9sv'c
Klco iiulet i Carolina and Louisiana, lomuieu
te fair, 3H0IC.
Uhlrftae illarket.
CaiCAOO, Julv i. l'.a. m. Market epened:
Wheat Aug. 75 . Sept, I.'ic I Oct. 7-.V-Cern
Ann , Se i epi ' ! yet- ,c-Oats-Sept.,
JIM i Oct . J"-'ic
fork-.UK , II" ' 3 I --pl . 110 10 ; Oct.. in; u
Lard-A uk , V '' . Ki-si ; Oct . Ki tr.'S
Klbs Aug . K i" epL, K! .
cteeisa.
m-u.... I ., .. rl !r S.nl... ?TI i e . Oct.. re.
Cern-AiiRiHt, O'.c ; Sept, 4-a,c ; Oct , Wc.
Oats-.Mii?-, 2ci kept, iV . Ott.
'"Verk-Aug.. r. ;St tept, Hie:.S: Oct.,
"l.mt'-AuKs Ki TS: Sept . K. :$; Oct, Kl t-s-Ulbi-Ain;.,
Kj US . bept. K. 21S Oct, Iu MS-
Oram and itetisiuiib.
t nrnlsned by S. K. Yundt, llreker.
Clin, ado, J uly v. 1 o'clock p. m.
it eeau tiun. uau. ui. w.
July
August
September..
October
November ...
Oecembcr...
iS'
.... iu t:s'
. le u
fi s-.'S
6S7J
n;
5"iH
S 1 se
I. iO
..MS'
IlecelplA.
CarJOtr.
.... 131
3
.... 313
.... m
it
i;
.... t-v'i
Head.
Winter Wheat...
Spring Whertt...
Cern.
Oats
llye
llarley
Oil City
CrndeOll
KeretptA Hogs
Closing l'rlcea 2 o'clock p. m.
Wheat Cern. Oats fork. I.ard
July ,
August
September...
October
November
Doctuuber ..
Oil City
Crude Oil.
, Hi
UK
J U7K
6 T5
IO,
2i a ins
i4 te 7K
ie UK
fi 75
";
6 i.v
I.He MecK Markeu.
CntcAoe, July -The Dretcri' JeurnnJ reports
Cattle Ileceipls, 7.0KI head, shipments, t():
market steady ; 'Lipping steers. 'Ce te l,M) Bs ,
fj SeQS te utecVers and feeders, 12 HiJ 70:
cows, bulls and lulled. It 503 tt . bulk, fiiert
.1 10 i through Texans cattlesteady i cows, 1: 15
(.J te; crass steura, I noflle".
Hogs Itecelpts, 19.K0 head: shipments,
3,iii market strong, rough and mixed, II JJ
I te . packing and uhlpplng, WJ-Qii): light,
ll-.s33u-"; skips, uaeauu.
Sheep Itucetpw. J.IM) head shipment. Vm
market strong for geed; .natives, li S1
3 : Western, U W6M 40 . Texans, II TSfl-i W.
Ijimbs, fli'MJjai
Kabt LiBiair Cattle receipts, 4Vi head ;
t-lpuienta, 171 : market alew: prlme.ll 7V4J3
fair te geed. II MiglfiS: common, II iifll ,15:
tcedcrs, 3 75Il 23: shipments te N'en lerk, 5
carloads.
Uegs nx-elpts, 1,100 head : shipments. l,u):
market firm: fhllaJelphlas, IV iua aii
erksrs. II KJ3 00 : grasscrs and common
erks, l Seiil 73 shipments te New lerk,5
carloads. .
ahtsjp receipts, Aiieneau; snipinenu, .--i.i-market
dull, prime, llfll 2J; rdr togecd. 13 0)
3 73 , cotnuien, II 7J1 Se j lambs, t-. Vsil U.
new Tors stecJt.
w ea, Julj 21. Wall street, lJOp. m. m.
Meney easy at 2 per cent, reretgn ox ex
chango firm at II MOI e7S Oeveruments
llrui ; Currency 6's, I13i bid j 4's coups. 1127
bid; IK'S IU- bla.
The stock market this morning opened steady
at last night's figures, but sold down V, te Ji per
cent, during the first thirty minutes Towards
11 o'clock, en it buying et thu Vanderullts, the
whele list became strong and advanced J. te 1
percent The market is new weak under the
lead of the Granger stocks, which werequlte
fiuely weld during tbe hour te ene e clock, and
the ad an. e has b( en almost w holly loot.
Bteca Markets.
Quotations by Heed, McGrann A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, l'a.
SIW TORE LLST. 11 M.
Canada l'aclflc "'
c c. c. i s
Cel. Ceal
Central l'aclflc I''i
Canada Southern
Chi., 8t L. A l'gh.
Denver A We Urande
De' , Lack. A Wejtern li
Xrle 33,S
ErleM !
13M.
'"7s
57k
S r..
l'Vi
Na .Innuiv ll.ntml ?lV
K. A T
Leu. A
Lake Shere
Mlchl gan Central.,
Missouri l'aclflc.
Northern l'aclflc '.!
S. V. l'ret cp?
N. W Ul
Mew Yerk Central ltf
Ohie Central
Omaha ''
Oregon Trnns SVi
OnuirteA Weitein l'.'4i
l'aclflc Mall 67J i
Hochester I'ltueurg
Ht. faul .!';
Terea l'aclflc U'j
Union l'aclflc i-i
Wabash Common 1!
Wabash ITolened 3)S
Weatern Union TeleBraph. OJi
West Shere lei,'
rHILiDSM-UL LIST.
Lahlgb Valley
11., n. 1. A t'DUd
I'ennsylv&nla
Ueadlnif
Lehigh Navigation
lieslonvllle
l'hlladelphlaft Erto...
Northern Cent
People's 1'aasenger.....
U'd'g Uen'lsM'tg's 6s..
OH
10
n we
3eii
30K
3-H.
13 3-10
1U01,
WJi biJJ
L.OIS1 htecas ana Henas.
Ueported by J, It. Leng.
Par Lest
value, sal p.
Lancaster 6 per cnL, 1830 loe 107
" 1K11. 100 13)
i I " Scheel lean 100 1US
i - In ler -J) years leu iw
4 In 5 or a) years 100 103.25
' I " In 10 oral years. 1(0 105
Manheltn itoreugh lean 100 IW
BAWX STOOKB,
First National Hank 100 2KB
rarmers National ftank "' IIS
t'ultnn National Hank ,. 1U0 191
Lancaster County National lJank 60 113.M
Columbia National Hank leu 1VI
Christiana National Hank 100 lis
Ephrata National Hank 100 IM
First National Hank, Columbia 100 1M
rirst National Hank, Mrasburg 100 139
rirst National iUuik, Marietta 100 'MM
First National Hank, ML Jey 100 ISO.
Lltltz National Hank 1U0 1M.
Manhelm National Hank 100 W
Union National Hank. Mount Jey.... 60 m
New Helland National Hank HO 1.HM
Oup National Hank 100 no
Uuarryvllle National Hank leu no
Ellzabethtewn National bank 100 no
Net thorn National Bank leu 137.60
TCBxrm STOCKS,
Big Spring A Heaver Velley 3 8.00
lirldgepert A Horgesheo 13X Si.60
Celumiila A Chestnut Mill ' 2S
Columbia A Washington ai 24.00
Conestoga A Hlg Spring 2S se
Columbia A Marietta 21 2)
Maytown A Klliabethtewn... 'A 40
LancaslerA Ephrata Vt 41
Lancaster A Willow Street 4S.03
StrasburgA Millport '.3 s
Martetta Maytown ffi tt
Marietta A Mount Jey 23 S60
Lane, Ellzabotbtewn A Mlddlotewn. He 70
Lancisler A Fruitvtlle 60 M
Lancaster A Lltltz 23 73
East Brandy wine. A Waynesburg 60 .25
Lancaster & Wllllamslewn 23 107.60
LuncaslurA Maner 60 114
Ijmuuter A Manhalin 23 3X60
Ijuiuwler A Marietta S3 7i
Lancaster A New Helland 100 VI
MIB0SLLANKOCB STOCKS.
CMarryvlilelt.il 60 1.13
Mlllersvllle Street Car 60 66.23
lmiulrlng Printing Company 60 at
llasllght and Fuel Company 23 'i)
Stevens Heuse (ltends) 100 1U0
Columbia Oas Company... 23 23
Columbia Water Company 10 10
Buwiuuhannulren Ceuiiiauy 100 36.23
Marietta llollew.waro 100 210 10
liUiVillli HelUO 60 103
MIlliirsvlllB Nenual Scheel 28 18.
Northern Maikel 60 W
Kastern Murkei 60 U
Weatern Market 60 62.23
Lancaster City Street Hallway Ce..,.. 60 6U
Oas Company Bends 100 103
Columbia Borough Bends 100 let
Lancaster A Susquehanna. SCO WO
Lancaster A New Danville... 25 11
Ouarryvtllu It. IU ?' I'M HL7S
Heading & Cel uuibla B. B., 6' 100 106,75
2
11 32i
3l: 31?; Jl,
n e2 4;
t'V, f.-'A K
7-i 75K
110 lleU 114
my, tek
112 H2
Mi VMl
tiS'i Uji
34 Hit
!' li
Silt bn
U l.4
57 b6
Mi IS
iJ w
113,'i lOJ'i
XKW Alt rSKTJSK.VK.Ta.
AK1N0 PUWUKU.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never vnites. A man plot purity,
trvngth and wholetemeness. More ectv
nemlcat than the eidlunry kind;, and cannot be
old tn competition vllh the multitude el Ien
test, short wulKht,alu nor phosphate pe delis
Held only In rnni Keval IUkiku l'uwmnCe.,
IW Wall strtsit. Nnw 1 erK marif-1 il.w
SI ,000
HI U A HI)
Ker illiv lasn n, idnev I reubles. Nervous
Oebllltv. Mental and t'hysujil V eakness that
nor A.N tc .vkiivk liiriHiis talis te cuie.
fceld by druggists, W cents.
IIKKIt MKII. CO.,
Se Vt .Serlli Uth it . I'hlla , I'a.
Circulars Ins). lu.ir.viHiHlTii.'lli.ts.tw
ai nnri halahy te auknts
i51VVA Additvsat once,
till. SCOTT'S KI.Kt'TKlC 0001)3,
Ne. sli llrvvidway. New Verk.
The Only llenulne. eis suidced
MADK1HA AND MIKHHY WINKS.)
Vintage, 17W, ls, IM2, bis, 1M7, 1MI, ls7l
t7N lN
AtKElGAlirsOLU l.NKSTOUK,
It. K.S1.A MAKElt, Agt
TsMiuin'isK Osi: Tin: finHsv -
CALIFORNIA BRANDY
In the Maikel, a'
ueiiKKifs Liyoeit sreitK.
as Ch l'Kh ngUAlll', Lauiasler, Pa.
nluv.ii. lewhl'u"
U HfcTlsi,
Graduate ei the I'nlverslty e Maryland, with
Dr. K. K. leung, .Vi. I ssl Orange street, Iin
aster, 1M. n.il-lmwAUdeed
s1
JP.ALK1) PHOl'OSAI.S 1 OK ITTTINU
steam Heating .Vppuralus In the Court
lleu.e. 1 ancaster. I'l. will be ivcctved at the
ofttce of thu County Loiunil-.eiiers until neon
saiurdaj .July 31. 1.. Ity oider of the
COl'N'lV t'OVlMlSblO.VKItS
Attest Kb-vsk Gkibst, Clerk. JUtsxttd
SCHOOL TAX FOH !SsV
Tbodspllcateli In the hand et the Treas
urer. Three per cent., oil It paid en or bcfoie
August I, ls-s,
W. O. Sl.MtsHAI.L, Treasurer,
V.'.. 1 J.... .v.. u.......
Office hours irem 'J n. in. te I p. in. Jl-imdl'.
hoi'esals will hkIikckiveiTat
the Maver's Oftlce up te 7 o'clock en WKl)
N ESI) AY, At G ITsT is, ler ae tens, mere or less,
of gcsxl sired Hard t'ea Ceal, or of the .nmti
amount of Hard Nut Ceal, well cleaned, te be
delivered te the peer et the city In such iiuantl
ties as thecmiinltlce may ucsignaie, aoeui Jan
uary 1. 1s7 Preiwids te name the brand of cud,
and te le addressed te the "lliicbanan McEvey
Ueynelds Itellcf Commlttee et Council."
Titos, r. MrKLI.IUOTT,
ltd Clerk of Ceuimlttec.
Xksi''"i:)t'i;': ekvndhi:mT
CjL Caldwell and wile, et la-aceck township,
Ijincaster county. The underslgneil auditor,
appointed te dUtrlbute the balance lemalnluir
la thu hands of Jehn Ji Caldwell, assignee or
Andrew- M Caldwell mid wlte, te and among
these legally entitled te rtie name, will sit ter
that purpose en WE1. EsDAV , AL'Gl ST 25.
1S, at te o'clock a tn , In the Library Keem of
the Court lleu-cln the cityef uincaster, where
all persons Interested In said distribution may
utleml. GC'lllGE -SiAUMAN.
jnlyjD-JldTh Auditor.
HEALTHY, DKLli'lOL'S AND Hl
freshing.
What f Itascr "s Heet Ucer.
The Best Smmiier Dllnk. A bottle that will
make five gallons et this dollelous drink 1 mid
ter 25 cents, by
COCIIItA.N.'lllK OKUGGIsT,
At Nes.137 A IS) .North Queen St., Lancasu-r, l'a.
mays-ljeedlt
tANADA HOK.sr.S.
I will receive en "u.D v , a cailnad et CAN'
ADA HOUSES, I'l r C'l vv "ri t Ijo a
Carload of
Ohie and Kuutue . -
first Class Drivers anil Heimx let Cieiieral
Farm Werk. All te be old at pilvate ale.
itkOUOE CillOSSMAN.
N
eIith i:nd Din i;tx)us hieitK
THK UEMKANl-tei
YAP f"W yHfiJh
NQ
H Httl.-
NertL
'wds vitere.
Ull.NE,
icon street
nevMya
F
OI'B DAYS MOHK--Mt:il' ANN'S
l'Altlv.
IllTOi' THESE ViO.-i
OUH PAVILION UN.UILE TO . D 'IDE
MULtlTUDE.
MAltTlNHO LOWANDE
Mexican Pavilion Combination.
Grand exhibition ut 18 and p. in Lest )ier )ier
feruiance.ttalurdi liveuliic, -'Uy -
The popular re- ' 'erlidlei. Admission, fee.
only. b-is.lt
R
KDUCTION I
Te these In want et
summer suit et
Clethes. I'ttntaloenings or V outings tan save
money by calling at Hosenstcln's 'tailoring Par
lors, where a General Reduction has been made.
A Gnea summer Serge sun ler lit., inmmcu
with Pongee silk
A Nice 1
En
gllsh cc
-'1 In Blue and Black
for$.
Elegant l'antnloe;'t
I'alenl htraps aril t r
it 11
A. li.
in?
1 iiuaii.-w-v
hCueenSt.
T KVAN'S FI.OUK.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
AfACNAY'S
TEA AND COFFKB
Hi.
STOHE.
Ne Harlequlnade nor doggerel Iambics te
wee the unwary novice, innuana
nlhllate I'loneers "and obliterate
Time and progress an-
-eriginaia.
and Icave only a mirage of thu name.
FOOIt POUNDS 0IIANULATE1) SUOAIl AND
ONE POUND OF UNH1VALED E.XCKL-
BlOlt UltADE OF COFFEE,
50 CENTS.
Same Quantity of Sugar and ene pound of
"Celebrated Combination " Coifee for 40 Cents.
UoedC'olfces, 12, II, H,1i und 23 Cents per pound,
-AT-
MACHAY'S
TEA AND OOFFEE STORE,
NOS. 115 A 117 NOltTU
tf Floating Seap Free.
QUKKN ST.
Jy23-ltd
TON'THUTFl'KH ANY I.ONOKH
Frem Your Disordered Kidneys,
lllack Ilarren Mineral Spring Water
Is a Prompt. KaicleiitandCheupltcmcdy.
ItsTonlenndlnvlgorunt I'ewurs make it an
excellent Dysiiepsla llcincdy.
Dr ltegnuult, ui France, writing lotion, lien",
ef the U.. Army, tays t . ... .
"Veu need nel come te Europe for Waters te
Oure Dyspepsia 1 we have iienu butler than
BLACK HAIlUKH" Sl'lttNO WATKlt."
l'crsens supplied and vessels furnished.
P. 8. OOODM AN, Manager,
Ne. 37 East (Irani SticeL
Fer sale by JNO. It. KAUFFMAN, Druggist,
North Oueen Street, Lancaster, l'a.
BLACK BAUUK.N 81'UINU HOUSE new open.
Apply te
M1SSC1I1U9T1E BOMllKHQElt,
Pleasant Oreve, iaincaster County, l'a.
JunelMmd
THE ONIA' OLEAH HAVANA F1LI.KU
CIO All In the city for 6c. Mecnchaum
Cigar aud cigareltee lloldere for loe.
DKMOTH'SOlUAUBTOltE,
feuU-WAStia .Ne. HI Eaat JUpk HtrccL
xkw AnrxHTiaBmBitrB.
a liin.icimi.s DicssiciiT can he
jtl undo lii a (mv minutes irxin lltllll.K 'H
I.HJUUi lll'.NNKf. reiii-ieclpesriirpmpniliiK.
rer sale at
UUtll.Kl'S DUUII HTOHK,
.Ne. . West King turret.
MY M0 TnF.1'11 AUK AH HOOD AS
can be piilcliased In Ijiniastcr ler IIMu.
fall mid be convinced. All work watrtinted,
litis administered.
W. L. rtsllKlt'rt Dentist.
npl7 1yd .Vn r.l North Oueeu Street.
w
.VHKLKY'H "YAHA UKAri'ir.S"'
eleiir illli'il et (In. lie Nil 1 Havana, am
lrceiiiiiiendcd te let era of a gumitnu llavaui
Clgai, at
M A Ith LEV !, " ellew Frent,"
Ne. VI Netth giieeu nllcet
(renneily lliitiuau'e)
FpOltACCO I'l'ITtNdS, M'UAI'S, sil-'T-JL
lNlia Mi I'.vCKEUS' WASTE, Dry and
Clean, beughl .or nun. J-B-MOMl(B
Ne. S7.1 1'isvrl MtnHU, New lerk.
Iloleroiieo I led. Scliutle, Ne. SlJ I'enil stnsi
S
New lerk letiu-ivn-l,
MAUKl.KY'S "M'.I.I.OW I'HONT"
clear tiller llavnliu ! lent Cigar Is pto pte pto
iieuiued by eiiieket-s the best In llie mar
ket, at
MAItKI.KVH "1 ellew lient,"
Ne. 'It North yueeii Htieet.
(Formerly Hatlhian's)
C PHI XII OPENING AT 11. OKU
VJ II Alt l's.
FINE TAILORING.
'llui Largest and most Complete Assortment
et FlMv WOOLLENS ter the Spring Timlutn tin
teund In Hi" t uy ei i.ancsier.
A l lieive 1 Hie of Spring Overceatings and
PaidaUHiiiliigs In all the Latest Patients.
I'lUes 1 ,., Iiest Workmanship, mid nllgtHsts
arruntcd as lepivsenUnl.
H. GERHART,
NO II SOUTH QUEEN STItEET.
"Opposite the rostettlcc. mai-27-lj dll
T
HE EVENT Ol THE SEASON
Grand Excursion
LANCASTER MOTERCHOR !
PENKYl PARK,
On Monday, August 2d, 1886.
Grand Concert, morning and afternoon by the
I'hltxhv EltAM B HAND, or Lebanon i I.I II
EltT HAM), of Ijincaster, and the LANCAS
TEltM l.NNEUHIOIt.
Dancing by the Music et
TAYLOR'S ORCHESTRA.
special tialn leaves Outer Depot of Heading
It. It. at s e'lliHk a in. special arrangements
hav c lieeu made ter extra car-, for these Intend
Ing m goon the afternoon trains. TUI.0U geed
en all tegular trains
TICKETS
ADULTS
Tickets for
SOc.lCllILDUEN .. . '-Mc
ale at tiie IsLrtciersi-KR OiIIcin
Fri f I'rrf- Oilice, Henry' Gerharl, Nell h CJnreii
sticet, or members of the society.
JySITtd
1)
ON'l' HI'. A II.AM !
Don't tie a CLAM.
Hut bin veur Coifee el SAM.
Th( iiilglnal lea anil teiftsi MAN.
IS IT AM nUMILIi t AM CALLED
THE TEA & COFFEE MAN.
belling overi.5.ie) pounds of t'erTce Iu l-s.v, te
ttay iiotiilnger the laigu amount of leas 1 cold
r Hum jiai-M exiwrleiice In the lea and Cedes
HuMnCKS In li eland, Scotland and America has
tanghtincteseleit the kind of goods the people
want. 1 use no guess work (as ome would-be
lea mid (.elli-e dealers de) tn purchasing these
goods
As 1 have mid yen iHifem. and thu people of
this cltv and (eiinty have Il.ii red, by purehas
Ing their '.sh1s irein me vcar after year, that 1
am the riONKhll in LOi l'HICES ler Stand
ard Teas and Coffees. In order te give mv cus
teUH-rs the In iielll of another reduction, I will
tay te them Out tertv r IV e Cents will buy Four
l'eunds of i.rinulaUHl sugar and One found et
L'umulcd tscclslei Uiiuleet ceiKe.
-ATM-
TEA & COFFEE STORE,
NO. 30 Wr33T KINO STRBtir.
CLARKE I
THEOlllUl.NAL ILA AND COITLE VI AN.
1' i Hrlng your letlltlcate te Clarke's and
get a ten cent lake et Floating Seap, Bheet el
murli and a beaulilul cird, free.
VIAJTIIl.Sil.
M
VEHS.V HATHl'DN.
VALUE !
LOW 1'UICES AUK OF LITTLE
VALUE WHEN IHE WOKK IS IN
tEUlOH-UllENTHE CiOODS AUK
MADE TO SELL AT LOW 1'UICES.
NOT80HEHK. OL'lt STOCK WAS
M ADETOSELL FOH MOKE MON'Ki .
HUT llll". FLIQIIT OF SEASONS
HAS LF.FT US WITH MOUEBl'HINU
blOCK THAN WLCAKETO CAUUV.
Ol K JULY SALES HAVE BEEN
VKUj FLATTEHINli, CONSIDEIt
INUTHATITISOUK EltY DULL
EST bl.ASON, AND THESE HALES
HAVE HKDUCED OUIt SIOCK
OU1TE CO.V81DEUAHLY. NOH AUK
ALL TIIK BEST STYLES I'lUKKD
OUT. SOME OF TIIK NICEST AUK
HEHE, AND THE i'HICES SO LOW
THAT NO ONE SHOULL MlfcS A
GOOD BAHOA1N.
HO. 13 HAST KING STRDBT,
LANCABTF.lt, I'A.
(iiiuvttiiiea.
HIOH OHADK COKKKEH.
Flne old Oovernment Java and Mecha
Ceirces, the bestln the markeL our Java men
dei Cofree epeaks for luelf 1 rich and fragrant,
23c. per pound. Very nne l'lanUitlen Hlo
Coffees, our best only Jee. per pound; ene very
minular a" 16c. We want you le call andtryeur
L?!?c Cetfeu. The excellent iinallty efT our
('oFees and Hue Teas Is making Irlends fast and
Arm Our dally sales show u steady Increase.
Freah Boasted every day. A full line of fancy
Groceries. I'loase glve us a ur01y,,A-NT(
ang-lvd rfe. 119 West King Street.
AT
HUHHK'8.
THE FLOATING SOAP
Mlvun a ay te any ene holding certificate Call
Boen. Thu soap Is worth Se. a piece.
UltANULATKD EUUAIt,
Euvrn cents per pound, or four pounds of Gran
ulated Sugar and a pound el ourUeyal
Blended 23c. Collce for Sec.
Whlte Sugar Ce. per pound. Splendid Oare
llua Hlce ttl be. per pound. The lVU,VvifB.S
Tea Crackers, four pounds for 25e. The v iniam
I'cnn Cem (every can guaranteed), at tsu a ea n,
or two. adozen. Pared 1 "caches, ee. per pe nd
Uupared l'eachcs, 5c. per pound. Di led Apples,
geed, 4c. per quart. Beautiful Couch Bhulls,
tc .,c. und loe. each,
-AT-
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KINQ STREET,
LANCABTEU. I'A,
" leleplteuu connection-.
LITTLE
MYERS (I RATBFON,
nit r uuutta.
rpllE NEW UAH 11 8TOHK.
NEW CASH STORE,
Opposlte the lie) teiin Heiisa and Northern
Niillenal Hank,
217 A: 'Jt.) North iiiecii Street,
New At lit ill of DUK98 11001)3.
l'l.AIN AND PLAID WHITE GOODS,
.... WHITE VICilOlllA I.VWNS,
LINEN Dh'INDKS, ( OUDED I'lgltKS,
AI.I.OVKH K.MIHtUIHK.ItlK.s,
OltlNKLKDShKKSI CKhllS,
ll.VIISTHOLOIHS, UK.N'1'.S tlAl'.B SIllllTf.
.LADIKM'HiKlOHlLDllEN'S HAU.E,
LAKIEs'.GENVSniidCIIILDlthN'sHOsir,
Aud lull Htecknf DeiursllCH.
pi Ices. IMi'iisu glv e us a call
lulS-ld
All goods nt low
W. H.1IUWKIU.
il'.MMEU HAH0A1NS.
STAMM. BROS. & CO.
Noe. 130 und ilO North Qttoea Ht.
P1RAS0LS &SUM SHADES
At and llelunr Ceat, te t leso.
Summer Underwear.
Ladles i.aue I'nderwear.tVe. each, long and
short sleeves. Geiitlemi'ira India Gauze Under
wear. Jx .'itch, wmtli 37He, Gentlemen's Jean
Dtawets, h eai h.
OPEN TO-DAV.
Auelher let of theso pinny Hatliies. nark
(olers Anether let et I tinkled Heorsuukers In
lllark, lltewn ami lime.
sfhllVL II.VHGAIN
111 Ihl'dieu's Itcgular Made Huse nt UKc a
pair i weith !vc.
BOSTONSTORE,
LANUAbTKU, I'A.
J.
S. (UVl-EHA'.CO.
THIN BLACK GOOD?
-1011-
BUMMBR WEAR.
Hluak and White salines, lllack and
While Tufted .ephyrs, 'llnghams,
lllack and Whlte Scotch ephyrn,
Hlnck and W hltu Cellars and Culls,
lllack Hosiery a Specialty. Ilirgalns
In Itnt tens, ltce. Eiubretdeiles, Ac.
C'elgatu's Handkerchief Extracts,
Toilet Waters and Betips ni Uaigsln
Prltcs.
JolmS.&ivler&Ge.,
Ne. U6 EiiHt King Streot,
LixuaSTsa, I'a.
s
I'.M.MKH (itIUIb.
WaTT & SriflND,
Net. 0, 0 & 10 East King St.,
LANC VSTEU, PA.
White Dress Goods !
INDIA LINEN, VICIOHIA LAWNS,
CORDED 1'IQl'ES,
l'LAID, MIIH'ED and PLAIN NAINSOOKS.
W PIECES FINE VICTOK1A LAWNS,
10 Inches Wlde, only 10c. aVanl. Thla quality
Is usually sold al lie
Anethct Cese of Famous Cream Oreiind, Pin
Striped UKINKLED SEKllSUcKEU,
Only loc a yard.
New Slvles In CHINKLED SKKKSt'CKKllS
FHlNTED SATINET, l'HINTED HA- .
IISI'ES. V ery scarce because
desirable.
An Immense Assortment el
CambiK. Nainsoek and Swiss KMIlllOIDEHIES
and EMHUOIUKHED FLOUNCINUS.
Cream, White and Helgn OU1KNTAL LACL3
and LACE FLO! NCINOS at Very
Lew Prices, at the
New Yerk Stere.
J.
H. J1AHTIN A CO.
Iho Leading bhli tin the Market Is the
PEARL SHIRT,
Willi Tluce Ply Linen Bosem, lelnferced, and
madoef Wainsutta Muslin. Over ft,(aMn use In
Lancaster City and County. 11.00 a plece or f-v 40
per half dozen.
75 Cent Shirt
Has a Leiue Edge Bosem famous the Klghmle,
und eipial te any Dellar Shirt made In the sumo
way.
40 Gent Shirt,
Hilnlerced Final and Hack, Kxtra Quality Mus.
Iln und Made te Wear.
Pleated Bosem Shirts,
Open or Closed 1'ieiiU, all Sizes, ll.W a plece ;
HegularPrlce, IU7.
BEDUCTION IN
PERCALE SHIRTS.
Twenty IW" Dezen l'eicale Shirts made tn sell
ter ll.Mi, Geed l'atlerns. Extra Cellars and Culfs,
leduccd te f 1.00 uplece.
PERC1LE SHIRTS
Willi Twe Cellars and Cuffs, separate, atw ceuls
apiece.
25 Dezen Calice Phlrts,
Luundilcd ready te put en, at 33 cenU apiece
worth in cents.
BICVCLIC BIIIUTd, UKGATTA 8HIIITS
TOUKIST'S BHIllTS.
BLUE FLANNKL 8IIIUT8.
Gauze Underwear,
25 Dezen Balbrlggiui Shirts nt 4J cents, legular
price, Ml cunts.
GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS
1 15. 2S 10. t(1. ft,,ll "5 Cents.
J. B. MARTIN & GO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sis
O iposlte Stevens Hease.) LANOA8TKB. I'A)
E
IOH HOT WEATIIEU.
CLAUKT,
BAUTEItNB AND UBWMAH VlNte.
HBiaABT'S WINK BTOHI.
II. B, B1ATKAKM, A0T.
SHIRT DEPARTMENT
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