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ea mrlke, owing te
the men mnd the
LiTke trouble arises from the
tut two men ed the refuMl or the
i te me te work until these men
The puddlers were discharged
they stepped work before all the
td been made without notifying tbe
It la a rule In the mill that when n
r la obliged te quit work en acceuut e
i or ether causes before all the heats are
the management shall be se In-
In order that a substitute can tie
trad te finish the heat The non-cempll-
with this rule resulted in the discharge
Of the puddlera. The finishing department
of the mill Is still at work, but the imddlerc
are Idle.
"( The puddlera held a meeting this morning
iaA mruamt tn tm tn work until the two dis-
?haryed puddlera are reinstated and the same
I Ol wages given mem as paiu in mourner
aewamUls. The ether mills par (3.85
per
, and the Columbia rolling mill (3.50
per
-'-aeeu The men demand the same rate of par.
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kThe management has offered te pay M 75 per
i tee, but the men will remain firm until their
fc demands are acceded te.
The Death Mat.
The community was greatly shocked en
V Friday morning, upon the sad news ei tbe
'"' death of William D. Herabey, son of Kpu-
raim Hershey, deceased, who died nt 10:10
1 C,a. m. at his home en Seuth Second street, In
y, the 30th year of his age. The cause or the
4death was typhoid fever, lie was a locouio lecouio loceuio
3 tire engineer en the Pennsylvania railroad,
fgl and was greatly liked by all with whom he
, came In contact. His less will be greatly felt
$ by hla family and Jrlends. The funeral will
.y-(? take place en Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
C 7 Ihfrai r?hlatlnA V.M.nlat, rnt tt Ihn nlitnttt
residents of Columbia, died at an early hour
this morning, at the home of her daughter,
Mr. Jacob Fisher, en Perry Btreet, in the
Ighty-elghth year of her age. The cause of
her death was a stroke ei paralysis, with
which she was attacked en last Monday. Fer
the last fourteen years Mrs. Yeanish was au
laralld, due te a broken leg, Imperfectly
aet, but during the entire time bure her long
confinement in her room with Christian re
signation. The time for holding tbe funeral
baa net yet been arranged.
The funeral of the late Geerge J. Smith,
will take place en Sunday alternoen at three
o'clock.
Among the Cliurcues.
On account of the Landts file campmeeting
the Methodist church will be closed ou Sim-
day.
Rev. Wm. P. Evans will preach" his last
sermon prier te his summer' vacation ou
Sunday evening at six o'clock In the Second
street Lutheran churcH.
The Church ottied will held their camp
meeting In, Maryland, commencing August
6th anQ-c6nllnuiug ten days. v
R7. nenrce XV. Klv. of the 1'resbvterian
JCilurch, will be absent during August en his
f" summer vacation. The pulpit will be ec-
aence.
Up and Down street.
The Columbia base ball club will visit
Beading, en Monday, playing a game with
the Sam Fields' nino;tue same club will
play a game in Lancaster and then return te
Columbia and play the concluding gam a
James C. Nelsen, an engineer en the Penn
sylvania railroad, living ou Locust street,
was overcome with the heat, yesterday after
noon, at the corner of Fifth and 'Locust
streets. Mr. Nelsen was removed te his
home and last night was very much Im
proved In his condition.
On Sunday alternoen the corner-stone of
the Saleme church of the United Brethren in
Christ, en North Fifth street, will be laid
with appropriate norvice.
Ibe Mexican Pavilion company will
arrive In Columbia en Monday, and give
performance)) in the town en August 2d and
3d.
On Sunday special trains will run te and
-from Landisville, ever the Pennsylvania and
Beading fc Columbia railroads ter the accom
modation of all persons desiring te visit the
campmeetlng.
A very severe storm passed ever tow n last
night, when the rain fell in torrents and
lightning very vivid.
A Talent itnainrr.
Lewis Knight, of this city,bas been granted
a patent through CeL W. K. Oerhart for an
improved reamer. The advantage in this
reamer is that the blade Is supported through
out Its whole length, and In such a manner
that it can be adjusted se as te act or te cut at
either end, mere or less. This is accom
plished by making the bottom of the slot in
the body of the reamer concave and the lower
edge e( the blade correspondingly convex ;
the adjustment of the blade being made by
means of a set nut working en a threaded
projection en the end of the reamer which
engages a Up en the blade.
A Real Geed Snake Story.
Last Monday a stage driver and two tour
ists, while near. Yellowstone lake, Mentana,
claim te have seen an enormous rep
tile which, while running through the
grass, carried Its head 10 or la feet above the
ground. They think It must have, beeu at
least thirty leet long. A party was organ
ized te pursue the reptile, among them
Cel. Wear, superintendent of the park,
and his assistant. Captain Barrenette. while
near the cave of an extinct geyser in the
vicinity or the lake they heard a hlBsing and
saw the head of the reptile thrust outBeme 15
feet and immediately withdrawn. Parties
are watching for another sight at the menster.
Last Day for Scheel Tax.
Te-day is the last day en which school tax
can be paid te save the abatemeut Treasurer
Marshall was kept busy all day,
AN ALDK11MA.NIC IDYL.
The 1st ward alderman Is sneezing In his chali i
The 2d ward alderman Is seeking cooler air ;
The 3d ward alderman Is counting dismissed
cases ;
The 4th ward aldenuan keeps cool In sundry
place j ;
The 5th ward aldei man ler better times Is wish
ing; The Cth ward alderman has Just returned trent
flahl ng ;
The 7th ward alderman is walling for the
mekes :
The 8th ward oldeniiun la cracking Irish Jokes j
TheSthwaid aldenuau, te keep himself alive,
sits snug In his cigar store soiling " two for
Ave."
Q. W. nemAH, M. D., or New Yerk, luvonter
ei "llel man's Liver and Stomach red," win
make a professional visit te this city next week,
as may be seen by announcement olBOwheio.
He makes a specialty of all malarial, Btemah,
liver and kidney diseases, and Invites all who
desire te consult him with referonce te his ays-
tem Of treatment tn ll n, hi. Pnn...a ... .1...
, -- - - . 3 IIUIU (kl iuu
i Stevens house, where he will be pleased te glve
ww iiw uunsuiuuieus Deiween me hours of l
a. m. and I p. m. dally for one weuk. it
Holiday Trains for LandUrJlle Cauipmeetleg
The Beading A Colombia railroad will run the
following trains te and from Landisville en
"S? ' Auut 1 18S0 1
Train! leaves King street station at f.ee, u.33
and 10-.U a. m., and 1:1) and 3 55 p. m.
v, jancster tinner stminn Bt .in aiie.,in.
jt-PU1,, a. in., and 1 55 and 4 M p.m. '
''-L .?fl n'' tr.M leave lndUvllle at 12W m.
p and 3.35, us and 7.15 p. m.
iuiiuiiuuuuinii,.. J30.131
MUstenM en the llead te Health
h: . Thereoevery of dlgestlen.and the resumption
'V efacUvily by the liver, bowels and kidneys, aie
i ,, jollrateses which markourpregrcHs en the read
f tp health. They speedily become percepUWe
r when ilestetters Stomach (Illttei s Is used by the
laralld. Nothing se surely und expeditiously
"f , oeatames the distance te the desired goal. As
,' be bodily function ean suffer interruption with-
I.. mt Impairing the general health of tbe system,
f,,i se the system can never acquire perfect vigor.
health's synonym, until that function be ac'
'- Mvelyresumed. Take, for Instance, dlireatlnn. r
" "gBSlen of which I invariably reciiflcd by
'. the hitters. If the organs upon which Itdo Itde Itdo
vyetves grew weak, biliousness, constipation.
fsyssi'tems supervene, which Indicate un-
ny uinuanriui genenu inn aenceei ays-
ns dlunnMranm nf all ltiu nmn.
SSitt0.?8? l.n8 " oriheBltwrs,ahewwlth
t teru tude tt removes their cause.
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BEPBBKNTATIVE HOUSES.
TBB TH HI VINO Ul'SI.NKSS ISTKI113TS Ol'
LANCASTER CITY.
Bem or the Man Who Help te Make the
Wheel of Trade Oe Around The Mechani
cal and Merrtretlle Interests nt a
Steady and substantial Cltr.
In a community embracing all classes
which are te be found in Lanctstcr as well ns
ether places, there are establishments tbat
take a prominent lead lncaterlng te the wants
of the population In general and supplying n
class el goods suitable net only te the use or
the most humble, but te the fastidious tastes
and requirements or the opulent. In mak
ing thorefero a detailed rosttuie of the bust
ness industries of Lancaster, oue house In
particular requires something mere than a
passing netice at our hands, occupying as it
has for some time a prominent position in
supplying a class of goods suitable ler people
In every grade el Ilia The house Rlluded te
Is that of Walter A. lieinltsb, which is one of
the most reliable heuses of Its kind in the
city, dealing In all kinds el furniture ami
bedding, with prices that dely competition.
The premises occupied, Nes. -7 and 15,
Seuth Queen street, are tour stories high,
32x123 reel, considered the most cemplete
fumltttre stere In the stale ami Is completely
stocked from basement te attle llh every
thing deslrable in the furniture line, all In the
newest and latest designs. The matiulactur
Ing department is In the rear of the stere, 3
stories high. Tills house is most laverahly
known in this community, upon which the
enterprise and success has conferred many
advantages, and this hcuse occupies a position
te which It Is justly entitled by force of nn
enlightened business policy and these prin
ciples or fairness and Integrity without which
no prosperity is complete.
1'. U. Snyder .V Urn.
It is a great pleasure te record the business
of such houses as tbe one alxne named,
which baa se long been engaged In the trade,
and ou account of its extenslve operations
has beceme a most Important nddltieu te the
industries of Lancaster. Of such heuses It
Is net necessAry te speak Buy words of praise,
their very oxistence is mere emphatic ovl evl ovl
dence el the honorable position they occupy
and the long course or talthful tle.illng they
Imve pursued. Such an establishuient is that
or 1'. C. Snyder k lira, who established
this business some years age and eer since
Its foundation hasenjoed a liberal and first
class patronage, derived from the best classes
of society. The premises occupied ero very
commodious and equipped with every
facility and appliance for the display el
the varied stock and the comfort el cus
tomers. The stock, com prises a fttll
and complete, assortment of ladies' furnish,
lmr ceeds'. fancv ceeds. notions, underwear.
jjlevbs, hosiery, etc, rorthebestityle.quallty
and fashion suitable ler the season. Popular
prices prevail in inisesiaeiismueiu : peme
and nttentive assistants sere customers in
telligently i the stock comes from lirst hands
and inducements can be ebtatued at this
house that cannot be excelled by any ether
in Lancaster. Personally the proprietors
have bests of friends in consequence of their
kind and courteous manners and strict In
tegrity. Henry Ilurger
One of the distinctive iudutries el Lan
caster, and which has contributed materially
te its commercial prosperity, Is Its extensive
plaulng mill and lumber business. The
most prominent in this line of trade is that of
Henry Burger, 132 Seuth 1'ilnce street. The
premises occupied are very commodious and
spacious, equipped with all the latest Im
proved machinery and appliances known te
the trade, and employment Is found for a
force of experienced mechanics, whose opera
tions are all under the most competent
management for the manufacture of all de
scriptiens or deer frames, window Irames,
sash, deer Jambs, mantles and brackets,
turning and scroll sawing of every style and
description ; also dealer In all kinds of
lumber. The stock constantly carried
is large, carefully graded and ther
eughly seasoned. The facilities of
this house for transacting a large and ex
tended trade in the city aud ceuuly are the
very lest- It Is incumbent that dealers, con
tractors, builders and careful buyers should
In the advancement of their own interests
bear in mind this establishment when de
siring anything in this line, for this house
can cenler inducements ami benelits which
are proportionate te the unusual facilities In
its possession. The proprietor or this estab
lishment gives his close personal attention te
the workings or his large buslnes",nnd being
thoroughly a practical man himself Is fully
conversant with the wants or bis numerous
patrons and Justly merits the success which
has attended his welldlrected and prosever presever
Ing eilertM.
Camper Keebler.
In the whole history of manufacturing en
terprises there is nothing mere Interesting or
remarkable than the grewtli el the brewing
lndustriosef the country. Within a quarter of
a century a gigantic industry has grown up,
the ultlmate proportions or n hich cannot be
foreseen. Among ether clties that liave taken
a high rank in the production or malt
liquors Lancaster stands well in thu manu
facture of line lager beer aud Casper
Keehler's brewery, as regards quality
and quantity, occupies a most preminent
ikmUIeu In the trade. The plant or the brew
ery embraces one or the most cemplete and
best managed establishments or the kind. It
Is equipped with all the latest modern ma
chinery aud appliances known te the trade,
and employment Is found ler a lorce of ex
perienced hands, whose operations are under
the most careful management. Only
the Unest malts and hops are used,
and these are handled in such a thoroughly
Hciontlfle manner as te result In the produc
tion or a lager beer that has no .superior.
The lager beer or this brewery will be
found te meet every requislte demand, ami
for oxcellouce of quality and healthliil r
lects.it Is unsurpassed. Mr. Koehler Is a
practical and experienced brewer. Per Per Per
sonallyhels held in the highest estimation
In all circles for his strict honor aud Integrity,
Kdnard J. inlnn
With the advancement of any community
iu wealth, Intelligence and culture, line arts
of decoration aud adornment projper, and
the skill and taste of the jeweler are brought
mere constantly and generally into requisi
tion. Such has been the case, te a marked
degroe in Lancaster, as is shown by the fact
that twenty years age It would have been
impossible te have round customers for tbe
class of goods which are new really in the
greatest demand, the solid, costly and artistic
products of modern luxury and integrity.
Ofcourse theso engaged iu the business bae
done no little te educate and direct the pub
lic taste a work which perhaps no ether
nouse uas accempiibiiea mere ellectually than
that of Hdward J. ahm, which Is the most
popular ami best known In the city. The
stock carried by this ostablishinent Is iu
every respect ene of the finest In
the state, consisting of diamonds, Keld
and silver watches, sterling silver and
plated ware, and in short au almost endless
assortment or choice and artistic goods.
With a stock that ism every way a perfect
one, presenting In eery departuieuta com.
plete varlety Irem which te make a Bolection,
It Is a net a matter or surprise that the abore
house is ene or the most relluble stores Iu the
state rer theso lu search el genuine values in
jewelry at tnoderate prices. Thishouse isox isex
tenshely engaged In manufacturing all kinds
of jewelry. Tue manufactory premises ever
the stere are commodious ami equipped
with nil necessary appliances j em em
pleymentis given te n number el skilled
jewolers and engravers, a specialty Ixilug
made of manufacturing Jewels aud badges
ler all societies ; also diamond work. The
tradeef this heuse oxleuds teall psiUei the
country.
Freil. Kiiglp.
The manufacturing ei mineral waleie, con
sidered as u branch or busiucss, is among the
most linpertaut in the county. The large
number or persons it empleys, its great dis dis
tributieu el valuable commodities, leudets
It a great mercantile pursuit, aud the list or
houses engaged In this branch or Industry
will generally be round among the leading
enterprises, or the houses In this section or
the country giving attention te this busi busi
nessnenesunds higher lu the estimation or
the people than that or Fred. Kngle, Ne, IV.
Seuth Oueen street His specialty Is the
manufacture of extra quality or soda waters.
ginger ale, etc., wuich 'finds a ready
jale throughout a wide extent of terri
tory, and his waters rank first with auv
made, The
workings of his establish-
ment Is under the most competent
management, only the best materials are
used, and the water Is carefully tillered,
therebv rendering the water absolutely Iree
from all lereign substance, and te this loot
the high quality or his beverage is largely
due. Mr. Kngle Is highly respected In the
commercial world for strict integrity, and is
rully conversant with eery detail of his bus
iness and the requirements el his trade. The
experience of the proprietor aflerds the best
guarantee te consumers generally, and his
established reputation for manufacturing
only tlrst-class waters has long since beeu n
matter beyeud dispute Mr. Kugle is ale
agent for the Leuis Hergdell llrewlng Ce.'s
Celebrated I'liiladelplila lager beer, which lie
Doilies ami iur w uicu no lias a large irauu.
A, Streuger.
Among the well-known lager beer brew era
In Lancaster the brewery of Mr. A. Spren
ger has gained a high reputation ler Us
brewings. This gentleman lias been en
catted in this buitics.s rer seme years, and
for the excellent quality of Ids lager beer has
made his enterprise successful, aud has
steadily increased his trade and enlarged his
facilities. The beerliemthisestabllshment Is
well known and popular, and is In great de
mand iu Lancaster. In Its production the
best malerlals are ued, and carerul attention
is given tells preparations iu all the dlllor dlller
ent departments. Mr. Sprenger has a lull
knowledgeof the requirements or the trade
in which he Is engaged. He has a vast num
ber el friends lu both the mercantile and
social world, who regard him w itu the great
est respect.
Kelgart's Wine Stere.
It would be extromely dllllcult te natiie a
branch of business mere important In its re
lations te ether lines or trade and Industry
than that devoteil te the -ale of w lues and
liquors, and It Is ene demanding ou the part
or theso engaged iu It the highest qualities.
When n heuse has eujeyed n liberal patron patren
ane and popularity for a long term or years,
It Is an evidence of the tact that Its manage
ment Is characterized by integrity, ability
and geed judgment Such nre the circum
stances connected with Kelgart's wlne store,
or which Mr. II. li Slavmaker Is agent,
which was founded In 17, mid has ever
slnce held a prominent position In tbe trade,
Tbe promlses occupied are spacious and
commodious, and there may be found a lull
and complete stock of foreign and domestic
winea and liquors, embracing the choicest
vintages e( the old world and the celebrated
1UtllUtlen of our own country, a specialty
being made or brandies and rye whiskies, of
which he has constantly n large stock In bend
and storage. All the goods in the stere are
known for their unllerm reliability, and
theso desiring stimulants et absolute purity
may safely avail themselves of the opportu
nity otlered by this houie te procure such
liquor at the most reasenable prices. This
heuse has always en hand a rcmrved stock of
old wines made in I7M-ISW 1MI-1SI7 special
attention being given te family trade.
Levau H Kete.
A geed undertaker must necessarily be a
man of knowledge as te what Is lit and just
iu matters of our obseqtties. He should be a
man of tenderness of spirit and great sagacity
lu discerning what Is appropriate under vary
ing circumstances. Mr. Le van U. Kete, Ne.
102 Seuth Queen street, is successor of Mr.
Geerge F. Kote, fattier of the preseut pre
prieter who established the business ev er a
half a century age, and It has ever since been
widely and pleasautly known throughout
our city and its suburbs for the general satis
faction he gives te these wne patrenises him.
He always carries a supply el all varieties of
coffins, caskets, robes aud trimmings,
belonging te his profession. He also
promptly fills orders for special
caskets and for preserving bodies;
and as a graduate In emualmlug he has no
superior. He makes entire arrangements
for funerals,funilshes coaches, hearse, chairs,
etc He constantly keeps iu his employ five
experienced celli u makers aud assistants ; be
makes most or his own coffins, aud ler dur
ability and finish they are the best made.
Mr. Kote is at tue present lime engagea in
building a commodious etllce aud residence,
te which be will attach a morgue, which lias
been a long felt want here in Lancaster. The
many facilities and accomplishments of Mr.
Kete are duly appreciated and his services are
specially valued by our peepla He Is just
tbe man we need when the shadows of death
rail upon our homes.
Frank A Itlrker
A quarter or a century age lager beer was
comparatively au unknown drink iu this
country. Since that time, however, the trade
has increased at a most marvelous, rate year
by year, and there Is net a city of importance
where tbe brewing or this liquor is net car
ried en. The statistics published each year
by the national revenue department show
that the business is steadily grewiug, aud
Lancaster holds a leading rank in Inequality
of the lager beer manufactured, and although
the product or most or these breweries will
cempare raverably with any imported lager
beer, there is no doubt in the mind or any
ene who has sampled the product of Frank
A. Kleker's brewery is as geed as the best
The plant or his brewery embraces one or
the most complete and best managed estab
lishment In tbe country. It is equipped
with all the latest Improved machinery
and appliances known te thu trade, includ
ing, cngiues aud boilers, and employment Is
found ter a large terce et experienced hands,
where operations are all under competent
management Only the finest Canada malU
and Imported hops that can be procured are
used, and they are handled in such a
thoroughly scientific manner as te result In
the production of a pure lager beer that has
no superior.
It is a well kuntwi fact that the character e(
the water used has an imivertant beariug
upon the quality or malt liquors. All the
water used by this brewery Is carefully fil
tered, thereby rendering the water abso
lutely pure aud free from all foreign sub
stance, and te this fact the high quality et
the product Is largely due. The facilities of
this brewery are the very best ; it has four
vaults ler storage, and recently an additional
building was built, 23x3:?, aud nn addition
20x01, lour stories high, which is also used
for storage and fermenting. The bottling
department building Is commodious and the
bettllug of this brewery is constantly increas
ing, a specialty being made of ramily trade.
The commercial relations or Mr. Kteker
are widespread, his facilities unequalled, his
connections the best iossible, whlle his w ise
guidance has ever beeu noteworthy, aud his
establishments a lasting credit and anion anien anion
ument te his own industry aud enterprise.
UKj.ru a.
I.Aicii. In this city, en the sitb Inst, Carolina
Lalch, In the rath year or her age.
The relatives and friends nt the lauilly aie lo le
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the resldencu of hersen-ln law, Thes. Titus, Ne.
501 High street. en Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Interment at Zlen'a cemetery. ly2D3td
Kiku. In this city, July iO, Mrs. .Mary King,
wlttuw of the late Jehn King, In the wtb year el
her age.
The relatives and friends et the family are re
lecttully Invited te attend the funeral, from
her late residence, Ne. US North M ulberry street,
en Monday afternoon, at o'clock Inteiment
nt Lancaster cemetery. et
llPc-Kius. In this city, en thu .Will Inst. Henry
Ilucklus, In the Clst veir el his age y
The relatives and rrlends of the family aie iu
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
his late residence, Ne. Ill Maner street, en Jlen.
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Intennent ut Wood
ward lllll cemetery, nd
aAHKHTH.
Cbiwce aiaraet.
CmaAoe,.Iuly 31.0 30a. m. Market epened:
Wheat-Aug.. 730 j Sept. 7BJt877e ; Out. 78jc
Cern-Aug , e Sept., tije ; Oct, Wc.
OiU Aug .WVSt-l Sept., tsjijc; Oct , 'XH&:ALc.
oHKOIeK,,,MK, A,pt' ,te " & T !:
Oi!t"w7"K'" "78 9i8,'1,U' ,5-''S,i'J7)ii
s.-i!?A'u,: ' " 25i 8ept- Ke a- Oct,
Oram ana fruvlsiens.
rurnlsbed by 8. K. Yundt llreker.
Chicaue, July 31,1 o'clock p. in.
i .. i S1' Ce' 0,4ta 'wk, Lard.
August 75 it 27K avi JV,;,-
September 77 'Jsfi lu U7 0 u;v2
"ember 78 'i vfl ai)? te 15 e 70 4
November w?2 ,,
liuvomber WJ '"'
Kecclnls. Cor lta
Wlnter Wheat p
Spring Wheat jj
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Crude Oil u;
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UecelpU Hogs , ,
Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. lc.
. , Wheat Cern. Oats. Perk. Lard
July 71X 4311 .... UWK 6. he
August 74Ji iJll S7W .7J 6.U0
Seplemher. 77 ' 10.10 8.OTK
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eWy" 8l2
crude oil , 65;;
rhUadalphla rrednee Market.
raiLAMLmt. Jly si Fleur Matket
m'l't Mii el I,W1 barrels Minn, baker.
wivjITVi Veiina. lauilly at WHO I Western
at W'iXJICS! l'atenu.M 75(1510.
live neur uuu nne -,. ...
1 p. m , call w heat July,
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Sept,
Aug,
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ternJuly
Oct.. 51c.
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'e i Aug., I 'S'e- i
lie. i Aug ,
UHct bvpt,
new Ven Meear.
Miw leu, July 31. Wall street, l.JOp. m. m. m.
Money easy at IS Per cent. Foreign ex
change steady at ft 85X01 87 1 Governments
Arm i Currency 6's, ItatV; btrt t t's coups. I1S'
bid ; H " tun, ma.
The stock market thts morning opened treng
aiiddiitlugthe first hour prices advanced Utll
jht cent-, 1ml by the Vanderbllt, which were
HUlle fieely bought ler foreign account Since
II o'clock the uiaikvt has brenaluiel stagnant,
but prices are welt maintained and about the
best of the morning are new current.
SlecR Markets.
Quotations by lleed, McUrann A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, in.
W TORK UST. 11 k. H It
Canada Pacific... ... ....
S r.a.
ft.;
41
1K
U. U. U. I
Cel. Ceal
Central Pacific.
Canada Southern.....
Chi., St L.A l'gh
Denver A KloUrande.
Del , Lftck. A Wetlem
Krte.... ........ ....,.....
ErleM
New Jersey Centra!
K. A T
Leu. AN
Lake Shere
Michigan Central
Minurt Pacific.
Northern Pacific
N. IM'ret
N. w
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J8J
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lb.
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MS
tr,it
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New Yerk Central
Ohie Central
Omaha
Oregon Trans
Ontario Western
Pacific Mall
Rochester t'ltuuitrg ....
St I'anl
Telas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash Common
Wabash Preferred
Western Union Telegraph.
West Shere
rBiLAtiBLrau list.
Lehigh Velley
It, N. Y. A l'btla
9.1
7
if
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W.'
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Fennsylvacla
Heading
Lehigh Navlgnlle.1
Mestonvllle ....
Philadelphia A Erie..
Northern Cent ,
People's Passenger.. .
It'd'g Uen'ls M'tg's Gs..
ou
. 55';
13 t-l
55'.
1J 1-1'.
31
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ft.'.
li
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XJtw ADrxHTiaKuxyTn.
B
AKINO rOWDKK.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS pewdernever varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholesomeness. Mere eco
nomical than the erdliiary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition vttb the multitude of law
test short weight, el u nor phosphate powders.
Held enlj, in earn. Hoval IIakihs PowdiuCe.,
10B Wall Street New Yerk mayS7-lvdAw
"iROLNDHOG LUNCH THIS (SATUR
VJT BA'i ) evening at the Columbia Garden
Hetel, Ne. CM Sout
in
gaeen street.
Snrenuer'a
Deer en tap,
ltd
ir.iE.it i,uii,
l'roprletor,
ilflA 'N WANTED TO-DAY TO UN
JJ .ed Schooners of Ileer and cut the
Inest New saner Kraut In the city, and drink
the refreshing Kleker's Welner and W'acker's
hxpert Celebrated I-ager lleei.at UlsSINOElt'S
Slaner Hetel, Nes.217and21'J West King street,
(opposite Laucuster Kink.) ltd
glilerNDUOG AND NEW
SAUKB
VJI hraut Lunch thts evening at
HAHTKK'S KAULE HOTEL.
ltd
Cor. North guecn and Orange Streets.
TVyTOCIv
TlrRTLE SOUI LUNCH AT
Penn Sen aie Itestaurant. under
jvx the
Hlrsh.t llrother'sbulldlng,tbUevonlng. Clams,
Crabs, Ac, In every style Lunch every morn
ing. G. W.SCIIEET.,
It Proprietor.
LUNCH I LUNCH ! 1
Llam flitters this (Saturday) evenlng n
Ne. 113 North Oueen street. C. Keeblor's uni
Thee. 11. Helb's Beer en dniught
ltd"
L. J1AT1J1KN.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
i-our (ioed Stonecutters- Appply at
Seuth Queen Street Marble Works.
Jy32t' NO. 2S SOUTH QUEKN ST.
TrANTED-SIX
IIOILEH MAKEUS.
TV Apply te
ll-li-flT liniVT rcnivir m
It
West Point Montgomery County, Pa,
THE ONLY CLEAR HAVANA KILLER
CIOAIl In the city rer Sc Meerschaum
Cigar and Clgarcttee Helders for 10c.
OKMUTH'S CIU All STOUE,
lebl3-WAStfd Ne. Ill East King Street
SAl'KH KKAUT LUNCH
'Ibis (SATUKUAY) evening at Uie Seuth,
ern Kzchange Hetel, Seuth Queen street Koch Kech
ester and Springer's Iteeren tap.
It JOHN 11. llenaKIt, Prep.
KOASTEI) POTATOES AND STEAMED
Link Sausage aud Evaporated Cabbage,
nil ter lunch this evening at the Heffman Heuse.
I Invite all friends te call and get a glass of Ice
cold beer.
It WM.UEUM, Proprietor.
WANTED LABORERS AND KOUN
dry help ; married man preferred. Cotten
mm went ler iauiuics, sicauy employment
wiiKes ii.inj jier uay ,
dollars. Apply SI 111 v
Mlllvllle. New Jersev.
rent from lour le six
llle Munu'acturlng Ce,
Jy2l-3tdM,WA8 WILLIAM IJ.KEM1ILK, Agt
S1.000
REWARD
"or nny case of Kidney Troubles, Nervous
Debility, Mental and Physical Weakness that
HOTAN1C NEUVE UITTEItS falls te cure.
Sold by druggists, le cents.
IIEItU MED. CO.,
Ne. North 11th St. Phlla , Pa
Circulars Iree. inarAWJmdTu.ThAiAw
OEEK NO FURTHER, FOR
TI1EKE IS NONE HETTEUTHAN
Ruppert's Extra New Yerk Beer.
for sale exclusively at
CIIAKLIE MUSTEK'S COKNEK SALOON,
Hear of the Centrul Market
JTresh from the Keg and Warranted Pnre.
Jly3tfdlt,M,W,8
A HSOUITION TUIUMI'IIANTJ
NATURE'S LAW VINDICATED I
G. W. HOLHAN, H. D,
OF XEW YOUK,
Discoverer and successful demonstrator of
tbe only scientific theory for the euro and pre
vention of dlscase by OUTWAUD APPLICA
TION, will be ut the
Stevens Heuse, Lancaster, Pa,,
TUESDAY, AUG. 3,
WHEUK HE MAV UK CON8ULTED DAILY,
FOR ONE WEEK,
And -will cheerfully glve advice, and Instruc
tion In the application and use of this trest
inent.te all who call between the hours of 9 a. in
and 4 p. m.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Julj-31-3md-Tu,lh4S
nmw AurBUTinmmKnrn.
WANTKD AOKNT8 WITH SMALL
mpllAl. We hm e seinettilugiiuw, no risk,
Inrpeiu-efltK, swclal 30 day etler, write at unce
KMl'lltK CO , aSl Lannl St., N. V aS-Stueed
FINKWHISKIKS.
DlstlllAtlen el W.-. 1S75. lts, lsi, are net
equalled In the country.
At KKIU AltT'H OM WINK SlOllK,
II. K.HLAYMAKKH.Agt
Nl
OW IS TIIKTIMHTO 11PY A TOOTH
llrush, und rrsllcy's Kast Knit riiamiapv
the ptacotegeta nargsin nruue iimuau. nil.
A sample el Oriental Teeth Wash eUenwKh
each lirnsh sold, lhave some speclsl bargains
at Maud ivcents V. e. itAII.KY,
Oppntte Kastern Haikel.
SHieOL TAX KOH lKvl.
Thedspllcatelslnthn hands el the Tivas
tnvr. Threti per tent nit II paid ou orbeteto
August I, lvi-
h W.O. MAlUtllAl.li. livasurer,
Se. 11 Centre ttiiirtm.
Oftlce hours Irem 'J n. in. tu I p. in. jl .'nullt
F
10 K HOT WKATHKK.
8AU1KHNK ANP OKlhlAN WINES.
IlKllt.VUTS WINK STOKE.
U.K. SLAV MABKR, Alir.
Kl 4 1 VI
as Miiim'iNi: L'.si'.Tiii: KiNi:sr
OAIilFOHMA BIIANDY
In the Mai kit, at
UOlltlKlt'S I.lOUOIlblUltl-,
'-'iCKNlKKblJUAItK
l.atn s.iler. l'a
A11KS T - It A T K TOll.r.T I'Al'Klt,
w lnM and wrapped i ) sheets In n pttk,
tuients, at
llltitliK'8 lll'.UO S10IIK,
Ne. i West King stieet.
HHHtTlOM 1
XV Te thtvie III nraut of n summer suit et
Clethe. rautaloenlng9 or Voting can save
money by calling at Kixeiistelu's 'luUerlug Par
lors, where a ticneral Keductlen has lieen made.
A Weed Summer serge Suit ter 116, trimmed
with Pongee Silk
A MceKnglUhSergeSult In Itltte and ltlack
for I.V.
hlegant Pantaloons ter!
Patent straps am Perfect Kitting.
A. II. KOSKNSTKIN, 37 Netth guwin 8t
Pautaloenluu
TTEALTHY,
DKUU'IOUH AM) KK-
aa. iresbing.
IVImt f Hneer's ltoel IJoer.
The Hest Summer Drink A bottle that will
make five gallons et this delkleus drink Is sold
ter 23 cents, by
COCIIItAN, THE DltreillST,
At Nim.1S7 A IS) North Queen St , Lancaster, Pa.
tnajS-lycedll
piOLUMBIA-THRKE DAYS ONI.
AUI.UST2.3.I.
HIT or HIE SEASON
OUU PAVILION ONAIII.K TO HOLD HIE
MULTITUDE.
MAIITINHO LOW ANDES
Mexican Pavilion Combination.
Unml oihlbltlen at 8 and Sp in. Let oppo eppo oppe
pcMlteOld lteltlug Mill (Klti heiitexti )
The popular resort for ladles. Admlulen, IOl
only. Iy31 H
RT WALL l'Al'EU STORli.
the halt has net vet teen told about
ART WALL PAPER STORE.
The ONL HOUSE 1NTHEC1T1 denllngln
W all Paper and Window Shades only. W e ha e
everything e
Shade lleu.e.
nc bctenclni; te a first-class Paeer and
" ... -.- . . .... e....- . .
,i u naueii-gauv ixuis.aiiKS, r lain
and blank Papers at the Lewest Market Prices
Window Shades made ready te hang at the
Lewest Prices any color you wish. Windows
ineasured and Shades hung promptly. Laie
Curtains, Poles, Chains, Heeks, etc.
Don't Force! the .Vamp and I'lni'c.
ALFRED SIEBER,
t Formerly with Pharcs W. 1 ry,)
NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTKU. PA.
CLARKE THE TEA AND COFFEE
MAN Is giving away the
' Four Llttle Maids from Soheol."
IS IT ANY WONDEU I AM CALLED
THE TEA & COFFEE MAN.
Selling everKI.li pounds of Coffee tn I9.1S, te
say nothing et the largu amount of Teas 1 sold.
I Itteen years experience IntheTcaand Cetlee
Muslncss In lietand, Scotland and America has
taught me te select the kind of goods the people
want 1 use no guess work tas some would-be
tea and coffee dealers de) lu purchasing these
goods.
FORTY-FIVE CENTS
WILL lit
Four Pounds of Urniiuinteii Sugar
AMI
One I'etiml of Cm-haled Kvichier Crude
oTCellee, nt hit
TEA & COFFEE STORE,
NO. 38 Wj3ST KING STREET.
CLARKE !
THE OUIOINAL TEA AND COtrEE MAN.
P. S. Bring your certificate te Clarke's and
get a ten cent cake of Floating Seap, sheet of
music and a beautiful card, free.
MACNAY'.S TEA AND COKKEK
STOUK. Ne advantage taken or "little
maids from school ," It Is cruel, us well as un
gallant, te "glve them away. '
llesldcs, the pretty Innocents " have nothing
te de with the case" except te blush for tbe man
w he w euld be se mean.
reUK POUNDS GllANULATKD bUUAK AN
ONK POUND OK UNUIVALED E.CEL
sieit ekade or cerrKE,
FOR 50CENTS.
40 CENTS WILL BUY
SAME QUALITY or SUOAU AND ONE
pound or
"CELEUBATED LOMIIINATION " COrt'EE.
MAONAYB
TEA AND OOPFEE STORE,
NOS. 115 A 117 NOllTM QUEEN ST.
nr Floating Seap rree. Electric Seap, Sheet
of Music and Cookery Heek given away.
JyWHd
gUM
MER (100DS.
wnr & spwnd,
New. 6, 8 St 10 East King St.,
LANCASTER. PA.
White Dress Goods !
INDIA LINEN, VICTOItIA LAWN8,
COKDED PIQUES,
PLAID, bTltll'KI) and PLAIN NAINSOOKS.
60 PIECES riNK VICTOItIA LAWNS,
10 Inches Wide, only lOc.aYaid. This quality
Is usually sold at lie.
Anether Case of Kuineus Cream Gieund, Pin
Striped CltlNKLED BKEKSUCKEK,
only luc. a yard.
Nuw Styles
les tu CRINKLED HEKUSUCKEKS
TKD 8AT1NES. PKINTKIl ll.7
PlllN
T1STE8. Very scarce botause
uesiralile.
An Immense Assortment of
Cambric, Nainsoek and Swiss EUIIIIOIDEUIES
and EMUltOlDEltEIJ rLOUNClNUS.
Cream, Whlle and Itelge OUIENTAL LACES
ana lauk ri.euNCINUS at Very
Lew Prices, at the
New Yerk Stere-
Ilftr AltrKMTUUtMKNTH.
MY fseu TIIKTH AllK AH IOOl AS
iu liepiiichMed In Lancaster ter fill".
fall anil be convinced. All welk watvailted.
Ues admluUteivil.
W'. b. riSIIKU'S Dentl.U
ap!7 1 J d Ne. M North tjiieen Btreet,
LAYINO L'AKIKS ATTcTwerAliTMSa
pel deck. Klim lllll Kdgn Playing Cants.
Se. per deck HKMt"! irnOltlAlt HTOIIK.
fehlS.W AStlil .Ne. Ill Kusl King Street
MAKKl.KY'S "YAltA HKAUVIKH "
clear tilled et cliolie Ne. t Havana, are
trceiuineudeil te letets et a genuine Havana
Clgai, at
MA ltl !,K 1 'S. " ellew riKttU"
Ne. VI North yuecn Sttvnl
(rmiueily Hartinan's)
mOIIAlTO 1'U'ITINHS, SlMtACM. HI Kit
X l.NtlS AND I'AUKKllS' WASl'K.ilry and
Clean, beiiHhl ler ctb.
.1.8. MOI.IN1,
Ne 17.1 Pearl Hlreel, New nlk.
Ilolervnce Ktrd. Schutte, Ne. Sti Pearl stn,i
New vt,rK leblJ.lydM,
w
AKKI.CY'H ' YKI.l.OW KKONT"
clrar filler Havana ft cent cigar is pre
neunced hy smokers thu best In the mar
ket, nt
MAIthl.KY'S "Yellow Krent,"
Nn it North Queen Billet
(Fermeily llaitman's)
Tl'ST 1N-A NEW LOT
Ol-'
t'HKAl'
llralil. Ac.
tt Hihlnir Lilies It.iw Silk, Linen
neus ueiuieni Lie.
lLlsLetK. lloel.!,. Ae.
Ueuli, Snivels, Milkers,
rUAU.KVS KAST EMI PIlAltMACV,
(Opposite Ensterii Maiket)
1 nillii)'aSarMipitillnt'iiiiiHiiinit tin piirtl)lug
I tie moon, i i no nest, mucins n neiiie.
)jM)dlll',M.VW
IAN IA HOUSES.
1 new Iiumi n CillliMil et CANADA DOUSES,
Hi-1-V.livi lleavj Dntlt. Alse a Carload el
Ohie ttutl Kontueky Horsea,
ln-ltlm Ditien and Horses for tienvrul
Farm W urk AU te tie old nt private sale.
Ul.OKIlE tlllOSSMAN.
rptlK NEW CSI1 srORE.
NEW CASH STORE,
oppeslto tue Keystone Heuse and Meruiein
.National Hunk,
'HI & 'Jl North queen Street.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
NUN'S E1L1NO, All Cnlerx.
WHITE PLAID LAMllllll..
W II1TK IllOltlA LAWNS.
ItATTSTKS and SEEItSUCh EltS
HAMlllHtOSaiid LACKS.
New stock IllllItONS. All Celers.
III.ACK and ( OI.OItKD SILK MITTS.
lull Sleck (iAU.K t'NDEUW EAIt.
Large Steik DOMES! IU1.
All (JoeiUnt Lew Price",
lebs-lyd W. II. llOWKUs.
H
IOH A MARTIN.
PAHA
Li
REDUCTION
PRICES
-01-
Glassware, &c.
night d.ia of the feity of cut prices are
already gene, and se am many of the goods
placed en the llargatn Table. As one line
is exhausted we placu oilier articles en tlie
table. We will continue te de se until the
time is nrr, if it takes Hie entire stock. We
imagine some are saying " That they jttst
advertise se, and when en want te buy
an thing j en must pay full price, 01 the
excuse is ' just out.'" Well, ou tnake a
test of this and convince yourself that we
ate doing what we atu advertising.
Don't lese this opportunity for getting
Cheap (Joeds,
ijWlrtin,
15 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA,
J."'
MARTIN A CO.
Iho Li-adlugsiililln thu Market Is the
PEARL SHIRT,
With Three Ply Linen ltosem, reinforced, and
madoet Wnmsiilta Muslin, Oer S.uuiln iisnln
lancaster City nnd County. 11.00 a plecu or " IV
per hall dezuii.
75 Cent Shirt
Has n Loeso Edge Ilosemcumuasthu Klgbiule,
and eiiual le nny Dellar Shirt iimile lu thu salmi
way.
49 Cent Shirt,
licliilerced Krenl and Hack, Eztia (Quality Jtus.
I In nnd Made te Wear.
Pleated Bosem Shirts,
Open or Closed 1 louts, all Slzei, $1.00 a ploce ;
Itegular Price, J1.37.
ltEDUCTION IN
PERCALE SHIRTS.
Twonty-IUe Dezen Percale Shirts made te sell
f or II. an, U oed Patterns, Etru Cellars and Cuffs,
reduced te t.uO aplece.
PERCILE SHIRTS
Wllb Twe Cellars and Cuirs, seiiarate, at W cents
aplete.
25 Uezcn Calice Sliirts,
Lauudiled ready te put en,nt 33 cents aplece
HeithrHents.
1U0YCLE H1IIUT3, IIEOATTA SIIIUT8
TOUltlST'S SIIIIIT8,
iii.uk klannkl fliiinxs.
Gauze Underwear,
'A Dezen llalhriggnu Shirts at U cents, regular
price, U) tents,
GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS
UK. 15. 23, 10, SO, and 73 Cents.
J. B. MARTIN & GO.,
Cor. West King & Prince 8 leu,
Opposite BieYens Heuse.) LAMOASZJUd i'A)
SB RT DEPARTMENT
ivrir AttrKHTiintMmim.
$1,000 .
HAl.AltY 'VO AtlKNTH.-
Addri'ssat nnrn.
lilt. SCOTT'S Kl.hCTItlUOOODfl.
Ne. HU llreailnay, New Yerk,
'the Only ticnuliie. apsamdeoel
MAlir.lKA ANDHIIKHIIY WINKH.J
V liitnge, ITltl. isil, 18U", ISliS 1W, 1SH, 1870,
187S, 1-
AlltKltlAIll -.01.11 Wl.NKHTOHIC,
II K St.AMAKKIt, Agt
QI'MMKIt tlOOPS Ol' Al.Ii KINDS.
Clntliig out nt Iti-diuiit Pi Ires nt Het Meld's,
Nll.MNOUTII gl Kh.N HlltKKI'. .....,
New U the tliuu le buy jour WINTKUIIN.
DUUWKAIt, ns winiI Is iidxniiilnglnprueiiiiil
higher pi lees will tie the result
lisutii and tight-Weight Uudet ear new sell
lint i lien per than in er, at
..... IlKUIITOl.ti'S.
P H-A IriMh supply of W'eiklng Shirts,
Pauls mid IKendls Juil tecelved. Choice lltilM
lug tails lu illltetenl parts el the city ter side en
easy terms,
UI'ltlNU
Ol'KNINO AT H. UUU
VJ IIAK
HIT'S.
FINE TAILORING.
The Lnigest mid most Complete Assortment
nt tlNK WOOLLENS ter the Spring Tindo te be
leund lu the City et Lau(nter.
A Cheleti Line of Spring Overceatings and
PaiitiUiHinlugs In all the Latest Patterns.
Pilcert Lew, lWwt Workmanship, and all goods
Wnrinnled as represented,
H.GERHART,
NO 11 NOIITII QUKKN HTHEICT.
f Oppiwllu the Posteltlce, malYMjdU
-IJl'llLH' SALE.
0- Miistuv, At'iilsrS, li,
will be sold at public sale, at the Plew Hetel,
Went King stlrel, Uuuuister, Pit, tha following
ills properly el Margaiut Schlliikman, da-ii-ilfed.
le wit
A let of ground, situated en Campbell's alley,
between Mary and Maner street", Ne. 21, and
mllelnlng properties et .liueli rtlsgraver and
lehit Saehi I he Improvements thereon con.
sl.t of none story Iniuiu dwelling heue, with
basement kttelieu. grape Ine. liydiimt, etc.
Sale toiemuieiuont , e clock p. in, when ill
ti udilitu ntll he given and terms made known
ny ,jiiii haii, rhxeeuier.
J veenUt M'Ikkk, Auctioneer. Jyi,.t3l
T
HIE E ENT Ol-' THE SEASON!
Grand Excursion
LANCASTER MENNERCHOR !
PENRYN PARK,
On Monday, August 2d, 1886.
(Hand Concert, morning and ntterneim tiy the
PKKSKVKItAM K HAND, of l.vliauen i 1,111.
K.ltl' HASH. of Lancaster, and the LANCAS
ThltM I.N.N Kill HOIt.
Danelng by the Music et
TAYLOFVS ORCHESTRA.
Speilal train leaves Outer Depot el Heading
It. K. ut 8 e ileek a. m. special arrnugeuieuts
hae been made ler extra car for these Intend
ing te go en the ntternoen tialns. Tickets geed
ou nil rvgulartralus
TICKETS '
ADUI IS
Tickets
30c. I CIIIl.IUtK.N
iSe
for sale at tlin Inliliiu-ch Oftlce,
t-"tri- !! Oillce, Henry (ierhnrt, North Queen
street, or meiubera et the society.
Jy2l-7td
t31iari:n w. kr v.
THE AUCTION IS OVER,
HUT WE HAVE SOME
40 or 50 Pieces of Plaiu Shading
W hlch we will Uote at l.'e n Yard.
WE CONTINUE TO TAKE OKDEUS tOil
Wire Window Screens
Ab USUAL, AT
NO. :7, THE OLD PLACE.
- Parties knowing theiuielves Indebted will
please muku settlement, ant! theso harlug claims
111 present them for pa ment.
PHARES W. FRY,
NO. 67 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCAS fEU. PA.
J.
H. OlVl.EUACO.
BARGAINS
CIUNLKE bEKIlSI CKEKS, ICC.,
worth l.'Kc.
SCOTCH EI'll l U UlNQUAilS, 8.,
werthKc.
AMEItlCAN8ATINE8,I.UC,Sc,ltC.,
12Xc nnd lie.
UEST KltENCII SATIN ES,:ec , Phil
adelphia price Is .17 Ke.
We have marked down our stock et
LACKS AND EMIIItOlDEltlEStoAs EMIIItOlDEltlESteAs EMIIItOlDEltlEStoAs
tenlihlng Lew Prices.
Ceinc and Bee them und get Bar
gains. JolmS.Givler&Ce,,
Ne. 26 Bast Kiug Btroet,
LAMUA8TIR, l'A.
M
"VKUS A RATIirON.
FAY US
Te turn out infeiier work ttiitl offer
It te the public for liret-class
goods.
Evciybetly Wiints their ineiiuy's
weitli, aiuUlieniercluint who effeis
tlie bust values at the smallest cost
takes tlie lead" in tlie trade.
lu looking ever tlie advertising
columns of our daily papers, at the
many " mark downs " and " big
reductions," it is almost impossi
ble te tell where the best value can
be had for the least meney.
Take our past record leek at
our annual Increase- of sales. This
business was net built up en high
prices, worthless goods, misrepro misrepre misrepro
agitatiens, but en fair, honest deal
ing, solid values, and byeffering te
thopiiblicthenicestand best leady
made Clothing sold iu Lancaster.
Tlie purchasing public appreciates
this, and our sales ure larger te-day
than nt any time before.
fe
J
NO. 13 HABT KING 8THHHT,
LANCABTU, VA,
T WONT
MTEBS
RATHFON
s.
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