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-Tha Batlfwad Mevamrat ferJalr.
i at Hi Iren Mill Thl. Morning.
Cerret pondcnce of Irr.tieiin in.
.COLUMBIA, Fa,, Aug. 2.-A very aerleun
aiwMMrt oceurrad en U renn.jlvanla rail.
MMt Sunday stralnr, about 7:15 o'clock,
WMw Geiffar, wan aged about ferty-alx
A3ie;M en ioe larm 01 jeun s.
near Mountvllle. Tbe special train
LMdtarllle te Columbia wan running
alaaaed rats of speed ben Engineer N.
.Ottawa noticed a man walking en the vreat
wad track, about ene and one-half miles
JHattewn. The engineer gave warning of
approaching danger te the man by loud
wkMlIng and the slewing up the train, but
?1 ike man Aid net get from the track lu time
jit)dwaa struck by engine Ne. 1,09 the train
r baa Immavtlatal a ! snat an ft aiiata. t
;J ? the fwntaengers and employ pa of tbe read
iSiP Vaiil tiA.,lr In tl,A uwinn nf fl,n avlilnnf
'z 'Oelger was found In an unconscious cendl.
TjjfA .tiai Ivlnnnn flliA Aat hnnnrl tranlr etul u an
V.1 atflmtheuiilit te bedead. llewaqremovecl
'' te the paaaemrer car and brought te Coluin.
Ma. While In the car the uianbegan te show
Igna of Ufa Arriving in town he wai taken
te the railroad hospital and his Injuries at
tended te ey doctors craigana cincawearer.
Ills Injuries consisted of a compound fracture
et the left forearm and a severe gatb in tbe
same arm near the shoulder, lie also re
ceived a slight scalp wound in tbe back of
the head. The man was en a vinlt te Coluin
biaand was walking home en the railroad
vhen the accident happened. lie 1 a mar
rled man and his family lives at ttie farm
where he Is employed. About midnight he
was removed te the Ijuicaster hospital.
The Death lilt
Jehn If. lleflman, a well-known conductor
et the 1'ennsylvanla railroad, died at his
home, locust street, near bavenlh, en Sun
day evening. The death was the result of
typhoid fever and ether dlscasei Mr. Hoff Heff
man was a well-known resident of town, and
was a member of the Knights of the Mystic
Chain and Brotherhood of the Union. A wife
and children are left te mourn their loes.
Mrs. William Graham died very suddenly
en Sunday evening, at her home in alley If,
between Firth and Sixth streets. On last Sat
urday the lady was en a vlit te her father,
Jehn U. Fester, living en North Second
street, and in going home made a niisstep,
resulting in Injuries causing her death.
An infant daughter of Mr. Jere Kech, liv
ing en Locust street, died at its home en last
Saturday from diseases pecular te Infancy.
The Juenral took place at 5 o'clock this alter alter
neon. The funeral of the late Geerge J. Smith
took place en Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
from his late residence en Seuth Third street,
and was very largely attended. Susquo Susque
hanna ledge. Ne. 80 et Odd Fellows-attended
the funeral et their deceased member in a
body.
The funeral of the infant son cfMr.Wm.
B. Ktrr took place en last Saturday after
noon irem the residence of its father en l.o l.e
cust street.
The July Car Movement.
The following number of cars were
Handled by the empleyes of the PennsyUa
nla railroad at Columbia during the month
el July :
lASTMAIUI.
Nnnber of trains 1,113
Number of leaded cars tCTil
Number of empty care J.fe
U,iM
VIE8TWARD.
dumber of trains
urnberef leaded cars
Number of empty cars
11.41
Total ... 47ll
Urund total M.e
This is an Increase ever June. IStrO. of 1.415
cars, but a decrease of 1,053 cars from July,
18S5,
Blight Ruutway.
lhl! morning the back of baiuuel Camp
bell was being driven up Walnut utreet,
when the driver stepped the lierces at Com
merce and Willow streets, te fix the llyuets.
Stepping en the pole of the hack te de this
work, the hersea became frightened and the
driver Jumped te the ground. The horses at
tempted te run away, but were seen Btepped,
when one of the herses fell into the
gutter. With the a'isUtauce of bystanders
the terse was gotten out of the gutter. Ne
damage v, as done.
ute. Aleuud Tevru.
Tlie August Flottetof Lancaster, failed te
come te Columbia en last Saturday, causing a
postponement et the game of base bull. '1 be
Columbia club left for Heading tblsmerning.
The inclement weather of Sunday caused a
postponement or the corner-stone laying et
the new church of the United Urethren in
Christ- Theexercises will take place en next
Wednesday evening at seven o'clock.
Ureak at the Itulllns Mm
The "cetlee mill" at the mUl of the Colutn Celutn
bla Jjx v. company broke this morning, which
will cause a stoppage et the puddling depart
ment until repairs can be made.
This machine is used te roll the puddle
balls into proper shape for the rolls, and the
accident was caused by a ball of het Iren be
coming fast in the mill.
The Mexican paWlieu cemny hae ar-
incu iu Iowa ana piicneu meir tents en tne
let of ground near the Heading round beuse.
A performance was given this afternoon and
ene will be given this evening.
The railroad trains carried ery few pas
sengers en Sunday te the Landis Wile cam p
m eei jug. The rainy weather kept many
people away irem the camp.
Jeshua beurbeer, well known In town, U
lying at his home, near Columbia, ery
sick.
Miss LilaKaull man, of Mechanlcsburg, Is
the guest of Mrs. J. C. Gill, In Columbia.
A gang of workmen are new employed iu
repairing the rait chutes at the dam.
ODSUXIUVH rULKH.
rruate CltUee. Who Ara llegluulng te Inquire
" aj What Illgbt,"
The Kdlsen electrle light company are
erecting huge poles In various parts of the
city en which te string the wires te licht the
stores, ellices, factories and dwellings or their
patrons. They seem le take it toritranted
that they have a right te set the poles where where
ever best Bults their convenience. Seme of
them obstruct tbe street crossings ; ethers are
set 'lewn in front et private dwellings and
Business places. In front or a dwelling
house ou Seuth Water street belong
ing te Mrs. Hethw eiler, the Kdlsen com
pany has set a big pole between a
telegraph and a telephone pole the three
poles occupying a space or less than ten feet,
aud almost entirely blockading thesldewalk,
xvhlch in this part of the htreet is only about
tour feet In width. In front of another of
Mrs. Ketbweller'a properties a pole van mt se
close te the house that the window shutters
could net be opened. In irent or Mrs. Sam
uel FiMeuian's property, 40 Seuth Water
street, a big pole is set directly in rrent el the
beuse, making It almost impossible for her
te have coal put into her cellar,
and se close te ene or her shade trees that
the whole top or it will have te be cut oil te
preyei l the electric wires from being Inter
fered with by the branches.
Mrs. Kshleman made a vigorous resistance
en this invasion or her private rights, pulling
the shovels from the bauds of the workmen,
and endeavoring te All up the hole they
were digging In her pavement, but she whs
rpewered and the pole went up.
The telegraph, telepheneand electric light
wg companies act as though tbeybelleied
that SthftriAnnln l.a.A .7..!.,.. ...l.t-t.
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. - j-wwm, uaie uu uuia WUJU1 vur
porauena are bound te respect." This new
Kh kS?1V? " "everer test than it has yet
?.. nTJme' !ue I0?16 wll0S0 priNate
wfth n neDlencu " tbu interfered
with, can cut down the poles without any
fear cl being mulcted In damages. The
time Is net far distant when all thosehldeeuH
flng. with their cUtrueUvi STxSer?
wlrea will be burled out of sight.
An Kx-lellceiuan Hud,
Jehn MeUevitt, cx-pellceman, and Aldor Alder
man Spurrier had an altercation in the corri
dor of the court house this afternoon, it re
sulted In McDevltt being prosecuted bv the
alderman for drunkenness aud disorderly
conduct lie entered ball for a hearing be.
lere Alderman Fordney te-morrow.
Bar Sacend Appearance,
Ellen Broek who was a defendant last
week en a charge of being a fortune-teller,
waa arrested en Saturday night en a charge
l Laeplng a bawdy house. She was unable
M aacure ball and waa committed for a hear
Jaf by ldarmaa McGUun.
a vavncn blewh vr.
Atrotreer IanratT Counljl.l'a.ter Stirs Vi
tba Liquor Men
In St. Clair, Schuylkill county, en Satur
day morning about 3 o'clock, the front of the
English liapllst church was blown out by
dynamiters. This is the last of a series of
outrages, the outcemo of the nctive light
msde by the Law and Order society agslnst
violations or the liquor law. Their pretests
against many illegally kept saloons resulted
in the revocation of the llcenes. This was
lollewed eight months age by the partial de
struction of U. W. Lewis' storeand residence
and the narrow ecape of his fitnlly from
death by a dynamite explosion. Then the
society retaliated by sendlug Danlel Walker
tejall for selling without a license, ltewas
an old man. milte wealthy and owned the
only hetel In town, lie was 111 when he
wenttejall. Ills family was lsltlng Kng
land and the Imprisonment hastened his
death, which occurred three weeks age, four
days atler hl reloae.
On Saturday morning the church which
Lewis T. Jenes, cieerge W. Kerter, and
James 1. Kelly, the most active law and
orJermen, attended and which until two
weeks age had for Its pastor He. William
Owen, wne nan tne reputation et being tne
Investigator of all the society's work, was
blown up. The building st.tuds en the cor
ner et Frent aud larrell streets and hasn
seating capacity el about tle hundred. It Is
a low, Irame structure nud was crtvled tit
toen j ears age. About half.past twelve a
man was seen w lth a lantern In the rear et
the church, but nothing was thought of it
particular!', and no euu was Informed of It
until alter the ex plosien. Jut before three
o'clock men were heard running from the
scene of the explosion by another party, nut
this did net oxcite suspicion. An old gentle
man named Kech, unable te sleep en ac.
cennt of the heat, was kneeling at his bed bod bod
roem window nnd M a light, like the
lighted end of a cigar, near the church deer,
aud ntew seconds later suddenly was thrown
en his back by the shock or a terrific explos
ion. The whole town was aroused and in a few
moments tbe neighborhood wasswarminz
with people. The dynamite, with a lichted
fuse attached, had been put in a chink uuder
the front doorstep, rertunateh, the chink
opened into the cellar, w hlch Is large and
roomy, aud wnere the worst force el the ex
plosien was lest In x acant 8ace. The front
doers and windows, the e-tlbiile and the
rear pew s w ere shattered. There was net a
building In the neighborhood but had at
least hair a dozen panes or glass broken.
Rev. Wm. Owens was Its puter ler three
years. The caue or his resignation is net
known, lie did net hie another jll and
there was no serious trouble in the congre
gation. He left immediately alter restcnlug
ter Ijjncaster county, where he isiltiug
relatives. Owen came te this county from
Chambersburg. Fer a time he w as pastor or
Colerain liaptist chur-h, but dltlerences
arose In the congregation, a sectien of it
split etr anil founded the Drumeie Baptist
church, at the Unicorn. He labored there
ler a time, came te the liaptist church of
tbiscltx ler two jears, and then went te t.
Clair. "He was a radical teuiperauce man
and his very positive disposition engaged
him in trequent contreersy.
Fer a time also Oneus was jnter or the
acadetny at Chestnut Level aud altogether he
has net a rery savory reputation in these
parts.
Hrlus at Thleirs.
About one o'clock this morning a thlel en
tered the premises or William Schultze, the
leal tobacco man, re!dlngat Lime aud Wal
nut streets. An overcoat was stolen from
the balcony. S. H. Yundt, ten-ln-law of Mr
N:hultze,whe resides next deer, heard the
nele. When he went out the thief Jumped
from the balcony, and Mr. A undt tired sev
eral shots at him from a reveler. The
premises were immediately starched by se
eral persons, but they were unable te tlnd
anyone. About lour o'clock this morning
the neighbors or Mr. Schultre sjr two men
craw ling ever the fence of his yard. They
disappeared suddenly and have net jet been
seen. It Is believed that they had returned
te make a second attempt or "te secure some
thing w men tncy had left beuiml.
Twe V Atuatiln Team, hluln
Saturday night was a geed ene for horse
thieves in the vicinity of Litltz. About tnld
night two stables were entered ami two
teams vvere stolen. The following Is a de
scription el the stolen teams : A brown
horse, 5 jears old, white spot en no, right
hind feet has bar shoe en it. This horse was
hitched te a Cballle bugcy. The second
team stolen vt as a dark brown horse with
white iet en right hand feet, side bar buggy
vv lth neck running gear. This horsy pai.es or
trots. The team stolen belonged te .Samuel
11 Miller and C. Hlnkly. The above de
scription was sent te the ellce tutheritles of
all cities ;in Eastern 1'ennsvlvania. The
teams, it was learned yesterdav, were driven
northward from Lltitz.
Charcrs A tain, t Mr. ami Mis I'rrMberry
Llllie Themas, a colored girl from Colum
bia, appeared at Alderman reriine 's etllce,
this alternoen, and made complaint against
Rebert Presberry, living en North Market
street, this city, for ra', and against
Mrs. Presberry for assault and batterv.
Llllie, it appears, was uu inmate et Pres
berry's house, and two weeks ae while Mrs.
Presberry was absent the alleged eilense
waa committed. The girl inform
ed Mrs. Pressberry of what had
occurred, and says that Mrs. Pneberrv had
accused her of leading her liuibiiul a'stray,
and assaulted her.
The accused w ere Hrrested by Olllcer Ileech
ler, and entered bail for a hearing en Thurs
day. I're.pecU of the Cuulil) Fair.
The management of the Lancaster county
agricultural fair had an extended session to
day and agreed upeu judges of tbeditlerent
classes of exhibits , their names will be an,
neunced as seen as their acceptances are re
ceived. Thesplendid collections of local In
dian relics of h. II. Zahm and cHer Hlller
will be nouble exhibits of this jear's dis
play. It was roselvedtoadd te the premium
list a prize for creamer- butter . medals for
wind pumps and powers, and watlilug ma
chines, a silver medal for the tiutst hearse en
exhibition and a bronze medal for burial
casket. Prem the reports received It is be
lieved the exhibition will far suriiass any.
thing ever heen here aud the patronage will
be very extensive,
l'rentralett by Sumtreke.
Prlday alternoen Jacob Iliirkhelder, Jr.,
farmer, while working in the Held iu c pper
Leacock lewnship net ftr Irem Larlvllle,
wax overcome by beat. He managed te walk
te within a short distance of his borne when
he fell te the ground uiiceiik ieu, and r
mtined se for lllteeii hours. Dr. M. V.
Hurst is atteudinuhiui and heis te n stnrn
him te health, though the case Is one of the
beveresi mat uas come under his praillie,
Flucer cut en
On Saturday eveulng a three- ear-old aeu
of Lein. Hwarr, who residbs about a mile
west of Kohrerstovvn, had three linger et hla
right hand cut entirely oil while plavlng
areuud a hay cutter.
Kicked by a VI ul.
Herace Shepp, residing en North Vater
Htreet and em plejed at 11 It. Martin's coal
jards, was badly kicked by a mule yester
day. One or his legs was terribly bruised,
and he will net be able te work for some
time.
raid Hie Cu.ta.
Three diserderlies were befere the mayor
this morning. They were uuder the influ
ence el llrjuer aud made a great noise ou the
streets. As It was their first ollem-e they
w ere discharged upon payment et costs.
Huficr Wreikrtl.
William Vtey, while driving en East
jvmgBireei en raaiuruay evening, was run
into
ey a team at tue corner el l.line street,
1 rey'a buggy was b3dly wrecked.
Mr.
A Warrant I.aucil,
Ilea Potermau was preiwuunl te day be
lore Alderman A. K Dennelly ler mali
ciously breaking his furniture, A warrant
was issued for his arrett.
Acalu Ou Duly.
Olllcer Edward llarnheld, of the Sixth
ward, who has been oil duty ler the past
three mouths en account of lllneEs, again
denned the blue this morning.
llecclt eil An Appelutinc.nl.
Edward IJ. Hartle, or the Second ward,
has been appointed te a position as laborer
by Appraiser Baker, of the pert of Phlladol Phlladel
PhlA. He went te Philadelphia this meruim:
toiepertforUuty. "
Tee Crashed.
While at work en Saturday Kasslmer
Llchty. blacksmith, or the Klghth ward, had
oneof his tees crushed by a horse tramping
en lu
Slileileiies en the'ltea.l tetllealth
The recovery of digestion. and the resumption
of nctlvtly by tbe liver, be els ami kidneys, are
milestones which mark our progress p ihe read
te health, they speedily become pericpHMc
when Hosteller"! Stomach (Hitlers lsuedbj ttu
Invalid Nothing se urcl and expeditions!)
consumes the distance te the desired getl As
no bodily function can suffer Interruption with
out tmpalrliur. Iho general health of tbe stem,
snltie system ran never aniulra perfect vlget
health s s nenym, until that luiictlen It' no
lively resumed Take, ler Instance, digestion,
suspension of which I. Invariably n etlrlisl
the Hitters If the nrgsais uxin whlih It de
xeUes grew weak, biliousness, ciHitlpallen.
headaehe, poverty of the tilcssl, and a hutulrwi
ether symptoms .uiHTvene which Indicate un
tnlstakalily the baneful general iiifluenre of ds
tiepsla The dlsapiearnn-e of all ltiee svnip
toms through the use of the llllters. .he with
what tertttude It removes their canstx
tyJJauB
Jl A HhKTK.
I'lilUJ'H'hls ITeitnra Market,
pet, ,n. iron. Aua- J Heur Market
steady Ie of 1 , ml barrels i
Mxri ' . I'enna. lamlly st H
riHAlllS Patents. l r0 10
Minn, bakerj.
.Mil , Western
lit e flour dull at U (fJ 50
IP in , call heat Aug , we ; ft pi.
vV i UcU M
Cera Aug
Data-ng,
Nev.,3lC
."OV , -,c-
1'i.Scpt., ""c Hct, Mc. -Nev
S.vSc-1 ept, SV . l)ct-. "V
MewXura ITtxIure XlarKet
Mw erk. Au I rieur market eteult but
dull t Fine, fl i4K M , uMrrlni r: V(t2 S
Common te Hewl Kxtnt Western, 12 .ixtJ
Uoed te (.helce Kxtra Western, IU(tJd).
Ctty MUl Kxtras, H tVTI tJ for W est Indies;
Minn, hxtra, t: t3 i hitnt Ne 1 i 6.NBS sv
Wheat Ne I llesl.tate en spot, c.B'le. e. 1
White, state. s.Vc , Ne. e. 2 Ued, W inter, Aug ,
5Jc ! SepL, "li1,'
corn .a
Anf . ?Sr.
I Sllied, cash, V.c.Aug, VV
"" Osts -e. 1 White Slate, spot, fllic Ne J, de
Kye dull
Hurley nemtnl
Perk qui. t Vew Stc. Ill SOIl " S
ljird-Au' I J.tfDU.K Ott.f. 1'
MelJes dul. lTSe ter 60 test telling
Iteck i 1'orte Klco, xf c
Turpentine firm at S4iJ31Sc.
Kesin dull . slmlned te irissl, II Htl WS
Petroleum dull , rt lined Incases. '.c
rrelshts dull trmln te Liverpool, JSc
Butter Market firm; New rteitern
CTeamery. 14V(lc
Cheese julet Westernlhelcw. r-tHisc
KBgs ',utet; State, H,Uc; Wtsteru. 1ISO
lle
sutrtr market dull : llenned cutleaf, (
IM 7 16c: iininulatiHl,6 l-16c
Tallew active : prime city. 3 15-lCCIc
t-eflee dull , fair cargoes at Sc
UIcb quiet s Carolina and Louisiana, common
tofelr, SKOlc.
Utilcace Maraet.
Cbicabe, Auc, J Jua m vtarket ened
Wheat Auk. TV -pt.. ,'i
Cern Aut Mi , ept , ivc
, Oct, -c
.Oct., It.
Osts Aug , ."7c . epi.. 15
Perk Am;, no Ki,, sept, II" 11 Oct., IW ."i
Lard-sept ,& PTS
klbs Sept., Ij 3J.
ctxwise.
Wheat Aug, n'c tept,T7l.,c Oct, Vc ,
.Ner,',c
corn August, iu,c Sept, 45c : Oct , 19 4c
Oats Aus-, -THc : ept "k; . Oct.
ii? c
Perk Aug., 110 eJ, SepU lie iv Ott ,
lie a
Lard Aui?., . VS ; Sept., i; P. Oct t 71.
Klbs-AUrf , , XX , Sept., lu j-:s Oct., J. "S
Oram and fruvuiens.
rnrntshedby S. K undt. Breker
CfiKine, Aug. 2,1 o'clock p.m.
W heat. Tern. Oils. Perk Lard.
AURUSt Ti1, iJt - U 07S
Sentember.
2?'. u i;s 6 ':v;
if, 1 J7K 6 77S
October ?'',
November .... 't
December 1
Winter Wheat
Spring Wheat
Cern
Oatt
Uye
Barley ,
OU City
Crude Oil
J.
Uecelpts.
Car Lets
.... C
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.... Ill
.... a;s
Head.
HccelpU lIe,fs ,
Closing Prices 5 o'clock p. in.
it mau t;ern, imia. i urx, iiru
August,
SepUuiber...
October ....
November
December .
OU Ctty
Crude OU.
TtV
IK.
5TJ, 10 03 6 -IS
Z) 111 05 J )
i, 10 ii 6 Ii
I. T5
le"i
"Si
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new Tera stecaa,
Niw teax, Aug i 'Vail street, 1 p.
Meney easy at JS Pr cent. Foreign
m.
ex-
change unlet, ilrm at HbSSQI''' : Oevernments
Arm Currency 's, 113,,, bid ; I's coups. IWAt
bid, iK'sllll'x bio.
The stock market thl mernlm: eiened quiet
hnil linn, and atur the first fen transactions the
mtlre lltt began te advance under bujlnef
I nlen Pacific, Northwest, Lackawanna, Pacific
Mall, Vanderhllta aud Colerado coal. Ily l:
o'clock prices bad ndtanced "t te IX per cent
The (Lit has since continued strong and prices
are at tbe bel of the da) .
SterR Market
quotations by Ueed, McUrann A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, Pa.
SB TORS LIST 11 A. It 12. 3 T M.
Canada 1'acltlc t7
C C.C.I !v f"K iK
Cel. Ceal ; i.i -Hii
Central Pacific. IP4 3J w,
Canada Southern It. f.V, !
CM., It, L A IVh.
Denver ft Ule uranda J ii vi
Del, Lack. A Weetern l.'i'j It"1, 1
Brie sj J3, Si',
KrieM... ,",
New Jersey Central M'i Vif MX
K. A T sal 3!H 32S
Leu. AN K iVi 4S.
LakeUhere , -i t'JVi f.W
Michigan Central 1-1 t :
MIeurl I'aclflc. 11: li:W ll.'V
Northern Pacific i-'4 uli 2-H
N. IM'ret W. uLi tsif,
n. w iu'. up; ink
New 1 erk Central llui llii 111,
Ohie Central
Omaha: W 4RK 4P
Oregon Trans 3IS 3'f 34'i
OntarleA Wejtein ., j, J', Hi
Pacific Mall S7Ji 573S '"'
Rochester ft I'ltueurg .. IK
St. 1'anl ttlk u Pl
Texas Pacific II 1 i'J n,'i
Union Pacific MJ 57K 6Ti
Wabash Common 17!,
Wabaah Prof erred T)i
WesUim Union Telegraph.. 67 B7't 67'i
WeslShere vai 1032 lCi
rHiLADxirnu list.
Lehigh Valley . &.',
a, NVI.ftPblU iij,
Pennsylvarla 'Jy. UH t7K
tteadlnir . l
Lehtgn Navigation se;
Hestenvllle . $2
Philadelphia A Krle.. .. 30
Northern Cent
Peeple's PtUHentrer
U'd'gOen'lsM'tg's tsa lu,.
ou tiy. tv5 ti
Lecal siecas aua Ueuaa.
fieponed by J, II. Leng,
Par Ijui
value, sale,
Lancaster 6 per cjnt., lifm ioe Vfl
" " 1SM5. 10U li)
t " Scheel lean KO p
" " In 1 or JO years 100 li
" In 3 or Je tars loe 1(0.55
. ' . " . InlOorjujeers leu 1(6
Uanhnlm floreugh lean ioe IW
Bill STOCKS.
first National Hank..... lei) -if,
Fanners' National Hank M us
Fulton National Itank no ui
Lancaster County National Hank .... u lie.M
Columbia National Hank... Ien lvi
Chrtmlana National lunk lue 115
Krihrata National Itank lue 12i
First Nutlenal Hank, Columbia lue 1M
First National It-ink, stnuburx 100 1JU
Flr.t National llauk, Marlutla lue 30.50
First National llauk, ML Jey lu) IV).
Lltitz National llauk lue 15a.
Manhclm National Uank leu If)
Union National llauk. Mount Jey .. M ta
New Helland National llank Id) 13.W
Uap National Hunk In) no
Cluarryvllle National Hunk loe no
hllzabetbtewn National bank lue no
Northern National Hank iei 1370
TUBtlrlKSSTOOIS
HlirSprlng A Heaver Valley 800
lirldKepert ft Horseaheo 13U 24.60
Columbia ft Chestnut Hill w ii
Columbia ft Washington ji 24.09
Coneategaft lllg Bpring js 20
Columbia A Marietta a 'JO
Mu)town& hllzubetbtewn 'js 10
LancaslurA Knhruui 2,
Lancaster A Willow Street 23 sm
itrusburgft Millport js
Marlulta Maytown a bu
Marietta A Mount Jey 25 av.60
Lane , Kllzabethtua n ft Mtddlelewn loe 70
Luucuaterft FruttviUe 10 M
Lancaster ft Lltttz a 75
KulUrundywIneft Wa uegburg .... 50 26
Lancaster ft Wllluunstewn 23 10750
Lancaster ft Maner &e m
Lancaster ft Manhelm , 23 3x50
Lancaster A Marietta 23 zj
Lancaster ft New Helland lue m
XIBCILLANHUla BTO0IS.
Quarryvlile U. lt se 1.13
Mlllorsvllle Street Car de 63. .3
Inquiring 1'rlntlng Company. 00 ai
UuallKhl and Fuel Cempauy 23 ja
Bluvens Heuse (Heuds) lue leu
Columbia lias Company 26 23
Columbia Water Company 10 10
8usquehannalren Company 100 2j5.25
Marietta Ilollew.waie ., 100 21010
Elevens Heuse CO 106
Mlllorsvllle Nermal Scheel 23 la.
Northern Market , M tri
Kaatern Market W 10
Western Market , W 62.23
Lanceitcr city Htreet Hallway Ca.... W W
(lu Company llend JJ '"J
Columbia lUmnmh mmils 1 '
lJineastcrA Snsiiuelisnua. '
Uneumr A New IMnvllle . . II .
ln.rr-ivllln 11 II. T's. . hUTUI
s
rt .. . . i.i. ,, ,, .. iiii, ii
n.;j
iipnuiuir .x uhuiii'". . ...,.i. . .
JVXII All KliTltiKMK.MH.
B
AK1NO rOW UKK.
ROYAL
BAKING
57
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder net er vnrnw. A mxrTel et purity,
strength and wholeseuionesj. Mere eeo-nemlc-U
than the ordinary kinds, and csnnet Is)
sold lu competition tilth the multitude of low
test, short weight, tin nor phosphate powders.
Setil only in cant Ueval 1UH I'ewntn Ca,
lrt Wall Strwt, New erk rear.'MvdAw
ANTi:i - AOK.NTS WITH SMALL
capital We hive something new, no risk,
linre pr-'flls, 1W'CU1 JO dty offer write t once
r-.Ml'lUt CO ,i.-l laual SU, N I luSmisxl
V
IHB UIXU'LAR Ml KTiNO OF T1IK
Uidles Auxiliary 1 II I A, win v neiu
this iMendayi evening August Al.athsU
jiast seven e click ltd
WANTED - V l.OOD COOK , Ml'ST
come t ell recommended, poed traces
Apply at CttO AL SMITH'S lli'staunttit, Ceutiv
Siuans ltd
OT rTfi hALAHY TO AUKXTS.
tjliUUU Addres. at once,
lilt SCOTT S KLbClillC GOODS,
.Ne Sli UreadMa, New lerk.
The Only iiennlne. aps smdeed
XTlt K TO THK L V I)fv '
. 1 am a boy taled In lledferd county All
who with te become aiquatnted by cerresinin
drme will end ihelr picture, 1 tt ill explain by
mum litter .l' CUitsL,
augi .'td New Enterprise, Bedford Ce , Pa.
MY Js THFTTHTuK AS GOOD As
ein be pun.tui.eil in ljineaster ler lltn)
Call and bu convinced. All work warranted
Uaj admlnUtend.
W. L. risHF.lt S DentNt
npi; 1yd N e. C2 N erth Queen Strwt.
S1.000
KhttAKD
for any case of Mdnet Trouble. Nerrem
Debllttr, Mi'tittl and Phtslcitl Wiaknessthat
BOTAN'IC MitttK UtTlLKS falls le cure
Sold bt druggist, in ctnts.
Hhllll MKD CO.
Ne l North 11th st . Phlla , Pa,
Circulars fre. marav6mdTu,TbA"Aw
ITrANTED-
LAHOREKS AND KOVN-
dryheln mained man preferred Cotten
mill work ler families, steady employment
wanes tt-Se per dav rant from tour te six
dollars Apply Mlllvtlle Manu'acturing Ce,
Mlllvllle. Ni. Jersey
JyiWldM.WAS WILLIAM D KEM1ILK. AgU
MAHKLEY'S " YhLLOW FRONT"
clear filler Havana 3 cent Cigar Is pro pre pro
neuncid by smokers the best tn the mar
ket, at
MAHKLEY'S " Yellow rent,"
Ne. a North Queen Street.
(iermerly Hartman's)
TANA DA HOUSES,
lnett htve a Carload of CAN AD V IIOItr,
r u?l-l,iads neat y uruii .ti.e a larieuu 01
Ohie and Kentucky Horses,
i trst Class Drtiers and Horses for deiieril
Farm W erk. All te be eId at prlt ate , u,.
OLOHUC GltOsMAN
N
JOHTH END DH (JOODS STOIili
THK HEM.NA.NT3 or
YARD WIDE SHEETING
1 01 3 Cents a ard, at the
North End Dry Goods Stere.
I W HYK.NK,
nevS-lyd
Ne. 32
! North Queen street.
CEEK NO FL'ItTUEIt, IOK
TIILHE IS NONE HETTKU III AN
Ruppert's Extra New Yerk beer.
I or sale excluslv ely at
CHAHLlh HOSTEH'S COUNEH SALOON,
Hear of the Central Market.
Fresh from the Keg and Warranted Pure.
jl)Jtfdtt,U,W',S
"VAK HALL.
Het Weather Clothing.
berces. Hannul.. Seersuckers. Alnacas and
ether Warm Day clothing Materials In Greatest
arlctr of uualltles and Pilcii
leu!
11 nnu inu practical son et cietninc
bcni.
The most highest care given te Its reliability
It
costs, and coals less than any here else
nd
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Southeast Cerner Sixth ant Market,
PHILADKLI'HIA.
June'il tfdced
CLAKKE THK TEA AND COFFEE
MAN Is giving away the
" Four Little Malda from Boheol."
IS IT ANY WON'DEH I AM CALLED
THE TEA & COFFEE MM.
Etllteg everCS Cm) pounds of Cefle In lssS, te
say nothing of the large amount of Teas I sold
ilftten years experience In trio Tea and Celtee
Huslness In Ireland, Scotland and America has
taught me te select the kind el goods the peeplu
want, I use no Kuess work (as nema would be
tea and coffee dealers (le) In purchasing these
goods.
FORTY-FIVE CENTS
WILL HI 1-
Four Pounds of Granulated Sugar
AND-
Ouc found or rnrlvulcd Excelsior liraile
ort'elTcc, at my
TEA & COFFEE STORE,
NO. 38 WiSST KING STREBr.
CLARKE!
THE OltlGINAL TEA AND COt'lTEE MAN.
1 S. Brintr your ccrtirlcatfl te Clarke a and
eel a ten ceut cake of floating Seap, sheet of
music and a beautiful card, tree.
Hf-ACNAY'.S
TEA AND COITEK
11 A. BTOHE. Ne advantage taken of "little
maids irem scnoei
it Is cruel, us wc!leaun
lliildi'fi. the nruttv lnnecunts " have nnthlnrr
te de with the case" except te blush for the man
he w euld be se mean.
1TOIJK POUNDS QHANULATED SUOAIl AN
ONE POUND OK UN1UVALED EACEI
sieit ehade or cerrEE,
FOR 50CENTS.
40 CENTS WILL BUY
SAME CJUANTITY OIT 8UQAH AND ONE
pecnd or
"CELEIIUATED COMHINATION " COrrEE.
AT
MAONAY'S
TEA AND OOPPEE BTORE,
NOS, H5 ft 117 NOUTH QUEEN BT.
rieatlng Seap rree. Electrle Boap, Bbeet
of Musle and Cookery Heek given away.
JyiHW
NX AttrltHTIHKMKNTa.
IjXlNi: WlllSKU-S.
3 Distillation et Is'ji, l,;. H-ni, KsAmenel
tsjuallist lu tlieieiinli),
Atltl.Hl Mil sold) W INKSlOltK,
II K, SI.AXMAKKIt, gt
VTOW IS
phi: tim i: te hi y a 'worn
ix llrush nndlialles'!
Kt rml l'lmriniK
tin ptsii'tegi't a tiaiKtln tlrusties Irnin V up
sample of Urtenial lisMh Wash given with
i srh brush .old 1 have senm Kpeiltl liarKiitus
at Jinnd iVunts W d MtWI.M,
tlppeslte Ktteiti Mniket.
JjMt.tltV.MAW
as MKiunsi: isKiiu: riM:sr
OAUFORNIA Oil ANDY
In the Maiket, nl
IttiltllKU s l.ttjliel; SDiltK,
.'JCKN IKK syp MtK, Lam outer. Pa.
Ai i lis r it atk Tivtl.r.r I'.vi'KiT,
w tied mid nipped , "lOslns'ts In a fiiki
1 mil-, si
IIUM.KVS UliL'H 810I1K,
.Ne. -4. W ,t King street.
Mauk i v. s a iTaTu:a v n ks "
ilear niltd of iholre Ne t Havana, urn
rwiumni uded te Inters el a genulne llavaiiit
UlllklM ',"1 ellew rrent,"
Ne ii North yueeuMieet
(Cnimerty llurtiimu si
RLIU'CTIO.N I
Te these In waul ! suinmer suit el
Clethes. PantaUwuilmrt ei V . tlnir inn -ate
money by tiilllnu nl lte,'iiti n lut'inin-' Put
ters, w him a tlenentl Itediullen ht l' nude
A UihvI Mimmer M-tue bull lei f n . litiutmd
with l'Oll Kttl NU k
A Nice V.ncllthSunri Suit i lllu,' nn.l I'.luk
for .U
hlesnt 1'anttile.ms for Hk
Patent straps ait Perfect rittlnu
A. 11. KOSKNSTJ'.I.N, 37 .Netlll Ollism l
H KAi.Tin, nr.i.icietjs ami kl
frtshlng
What I ItaserN ltoet lkt'r.
The llest summer lirttik A Isittle thsl will
maki ttve gallons et thl, dtlli lout drink Is sold
for 25 ii nt, by
COC Ilk N,nilK DliriHllST,
At Nes lr; ,1 IS) North Clucvu st , l.incastt r, Pa.
uut S-l J ihxI It
c
.OLUMHIA-THIU.K DAS ONI Y.
Mi.PsTi 1,1
Hit Ol 11IK SLASO.N
Ullt I'ltllliiN INtllll te 1101 D HIK
MCLttTCDk.
MAItllNHO l.OWANDks
Mexican Pavilion Combination.
tlrvnd ehllltlO'i at 2 and p m lit epinv
rsulteOlil Unlllne Mill ikluhmlen I
The popular retort for ladles Adtnl itlen
10c
enl
It 31 Jt
u
SE NONE Hl'T
" BEST'S "
HOT AIR PUMICES!
MADK Of IIEAW 1UON
Mere sutiarc fet't of ItadUtln? burtace. iiiesl
econemliiil In fuel, and the Hi st Results lu
Heating Dwelling, Sihoels, Churihis el any
Heitter in the market. Pea or N ut Ceal for tuel
btttmati's turultheil for Heaters, tncludtnK
Maenry, Het Air Pipes, lli'SLiters, itc Plenty
et Lanunler nference. Hi-iters KU.inintetit 10
give entire salts tactien or taken out al our own
ezpcni-e
living both practical men tn the business, tie
ask a eh.ire of patronage
httlmati'S cheerfully furnished for Plumbing,
Ces (ltllng.Ttu anil sheet iron Wurk, Hoefing.
Alse a full supply el Tinware. Ac
Prices te suit the limes. Clvu us a call.
EVERTS & OVERDEER,
CORN Kit Ot l ST MVCi, JOHN AND MID
DLE bTHkkT't.
marlmdM.W,ASU
WA.1.L. fAl'KU.
UT WALL l'AI'EK hTOKh.
The hilt h&4 unt ttt been teldalMiut
ART WALL PAPER STORE.
The ONI.v. HOL'sL IN THECITV. dwUlnctn
W all PaiH?r and vv indew Shades only W e hat
1 ver) thlnr bi lenln te a tlrst-claij PaiKT nul
bh-ule lleui We baveeli'iranl (illts.Sllkj, Hats
and blank Papers at the l. wet Market Prlies
Window shades made read) te lung at the
Lowet Prlcis anv c.ier ou tilth Windows
measurid and '-hades huntf promptly I4111
Curtalni, Pele, Chilni, Heeks, etc.
Ileu'l I'ertret the Nuiiic.uul IM.ice.
ALFRED SIEBER,
llermerl) with Phares W lry
NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTEH. PA.
CAUUIAOCI.
OTANDAKD UAHK1AUK WOflk.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARRIAGE BTJIIBER
Market Streot,
Rear of Poetefflco, Lancuster,
Pa,
My stock comprises a large variety of the
Lateat Style llUKgles, Phatlent, Carriages, Mar
ket and lluslnens W aitens, which 1 offer at the
very lewtat figures and en the most reasonable
terms.
I call special attention te a few of my own de
signs, ene or whlchltthe EDUEHLEVCLOshD
PHYSICIAN LOUI'K. which Is decidedly the
neatest, lightest and most coinplele Physlilan's
Carriage In the country.
Persons wishing te buy a geed, henett and
substantial article, should bear In mind thai
they take no risk tn buying my work. Every
Carriage turned out In eighteen years a geed
ene that ts the kind of Kuaranleu 1 have te eiler
the public AH work lully warraulud. I'leose
glvu me a cell
UEl'AlltlNU PHOMPTLV ATTENDED TO.
One set of workmen especially empleud ter
thslmirpeae
MAOUlfJtUJ.
Tyj-AOULNEKY.ilO.
fu
STEAM HEATING
Latest and Most Improved
HBLMS-TfKtieB, PerliM or SUlienary.
New or Second Hand
BOILEKS, WATER TANKB, 8UPAKATOK8.
Machiwi or KsrAis Wekk sach as done and
kept In Machlne Sheps.
CALL 0 OB A DDISKa,
Ezra F. Landis,
WORKS 637 NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Laheastii, Pa.
c7-tfd
HUUKH.
JOHN HAEH'H KONH.
NEW BOOKS
Are offered at a liberal discount from tbe pub
Ushers' prices.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS
in Library Bets, Class Heeks, Kecerds, Howards,
bibles, Testaments, Catechisms, etc.
QUARTO BIBLES
Contains King James and the ltevlseil Versions
of both Old and New Testaments In parallel
columns 1 also, with tbe two versions of tba
New 'testament, or with tbe old voraten of tbe
bible enly.tn various st) les of binding, at much
lower prloes than by traveling agents.
AT THE H00KSTOUE Or
JOKBT BAER'S SONS,
Nee. 15 aud 17 North Queen Streot,
LAWCAJ3TEH, PA,
iiHr Muuiia,
rnin: nkw cash hteuk.
NEW CASH STORE,
Oppealle the Kej.loue llouse and Northern
Nntleiml llauk,
847 .V 24 North quivn Strwt.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
NUN a MI.1N(, MIKilni.
Willi I PI MH lAMIIItlC.
W 1I11K I IC10U1A I W.NS.
II 1 IS I KM and HhhllHl'C K KIIS
IIAMllDIK.S.inil l.tl ks
New Sterk IllllllONs, All Colets.
lll.ACh and I OI.OItKliHII.k Mil Is
liillsts-k II VPK t NIIKItW KAtl
Ijirgi steik HUM as I Ii s
All lltssl. nl I ew I'llrin.
tubs ld W. It, HOW KtlS.
l)Itt HI. IU I lltlNS.
STAMM. BROS. & CO.
Ne. 130 ami 110 North Qtioen Ht.
In erdi r te kvepl usiiit., IxHiiiiliigiliiilng dull
.iivsen ti hit ti tiuide
BIG REDUCTIONS.
H N h s 11 1 N V s, v u v aid w eie si
1 1 N k s tl N V S. UK' a ard . wele IV .
UNhs.M INI s, uvi in ant . were It.
NINI sviishs, in at aril simile.
I 11 I I I. TYt OU.N st-.rCKSl'CkkttS, l.'S-
t ll l U Mill 1 "I
AKIl llk II It IS11S.UK njaut weinl't
liilllH l PlyUh-s, t.NlllA t 1N1..NS. IKIO
1,1 1. U Ns
inlnih Ml rilltt I VWN, c a jsul was
IS1 v nrl
Summer Underwear.
Inn imiii ikiip limtcrw-'tir, Mp inih, li
i.nii liulii iiuuce I ntlttwixar, w (svcli,
i '
l.i
V t. A l ITHl.
t l IllUt- 1 l W l.b LeiiRrtuapmn ,
tiln 1
III VI K
liv
In l lit
IMlfcts
SI I Its, JI l,l te llll. liCHtO
BOSTON STORE,
J.
s. (,ivli:ha co.
BARGAINS
CUINI.M. SKI.HSI CKfcltS. lw,
north Uk
icerril Vl H (.l.NC.HAM?, fC,
iierlh ;5c
VMl.ltll VN SATIN l.S,ac ,s;,iea,
12V,c. and I5
lit 1 t KK.VClia VTl.N.S.fiV , Phil
adt'lphla prtcii It i7Kr
W u h.ivi' markiHl ilnwn our ite V or
I VI hi AND KMIIKOIDEUIKS te Ai
tenlhl!i Lew Prlies.
irluuu and see them aud get Hnr
Kiilni JolmS.Givler&Ge,,
Ne. 25 East KhiK Streot,
I.tic-isris, Pa.
s
'I'MMI'.U 1 .neils.
WITT cSc SPiHND,
Nee. O, 8 & 10 Etwt King St.,
. VNCASTElt. P
White Dress Goods !
1ND1 LINEN, MCIOHIA LAW N-l,
COHDED P1CJI KS,
PL Ml), slHll'LD and PLAIN NAl.NfOOKS.
U PIECES UNE II TOM A LAWNS,
IJ Inches W Ide, eulv 10t alunl. Thlsiuellty
ulv I
uell)
It us
bold III 15c
Anether laic of famous Crvaui Oreund,
Pin
Strip. 'I CllIMtLED SEKllSC'CKEll,
only lc a )urd.
.Vw Mill, in lIllNhl.ED SKK.HSI t K EltS
PH1NTKD hvrt.Nb", PHtNTKD HA
1 13 rht ery scarce bccauiiti
ilislrable
An Immense Assortment uf
Cauibm Nainsoek and Swlts EMIilt'llHEHILS
aud bMIUtOlDhllED M.OUNCINUS.
Criui. Whltn and Hclpe OltlENTM. LACKS
ami I ACE 1 1.OI NCl.NOS at Very
Lew Prices, ill tbe
New Yerk Stere.
J 15. MAKl'lh A CO.
The LtudliiK sblrt In the Market Is the
PEARL SHIRT,
With 'ibiiel'ly Linen llosein, relnferceil, and
made of W atniutUi Muellr.. Ol er 3.0MI In une lu
Lancaiter City and Ciiuuly II U)a plecuer I) 10
per nan ueieu.
75 Cent Shirt
Had a Leeu l-dee Hosom ameas the Klirhuile.
and eiual 10 any Dellar bblrt made In the same
way
49 Cent Shirt,
Vilnlerifd Krenl and Uaek, Exlia duality Mux.
ln and Made te W ear.
Pleated Bosem Shirts,
Open or CliMid lientt, all Slut, tl.lua plecu ,
lUgular Prlee, II 17.
HEDIC1ION IN
PERCALE SHIRTS.
Twenty live Ducn Percale blilru madn te Bell
for II Se, UikxI Patterns, Extra Cellars nnd Cuffs,
reduced loll ou uplece.
PERC1LE SHIRTS
W lth 1 we Cellars ana Cuffs, separate, atoe cents
upleeu
23 I)eeu Calice Plilrts,
Laundrled ready te nut en, at 33 cents apluce
worth w cents.
111(JCLK 8IIIUTS, HEUATTA HI11HT8
TOUHIST'S SII1HT8,
HI.UE KLANNEL BHIKTB.
Gauze Underwear,
a Dezen H-ilbilggan Shirts nt 42 cents, regular
price, de tents.
GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS
UK. 15. . ". W, und 75 Cenll.
d. B. MARTIN & GO.,
Cor. West King & Prince St8
Opposite. Htevcns llente.! LANCASTEH, PA)
F
OH HOT WEATIIKH.
rr k iu"r
BAUTEHN'R AND UEllMAN WISES.
KEIGAKT'S WINE BTOHlt.
II. IS. SLAYKAKCS, A0T.
SHIRT DEPARTMENT
W
1 1IAVK A LA1U1U HTOek
Or T1IK IIK8T
RFcFRIGERATORS
IN 1IIK CltV.
The Tierce Dry Air Utfrigeraler.
U A Mil A'.V 1I0XK, WA TKll CUUI.KKS,
WK UHKAM yiiKKlSKKS,
AudntultlliiaetHOUHKtlJUNlttlllrUlllOUim
llm liUKi'.l sliek et HAS rlXTUKKS In the
i It) Hpi-clnl iitleiitleii lwld te UiM-ritttug, Tin
Hoeting ami Hpeutlng
v ii Imv e Just uitetvml anether let of ttie.u He.
JOHN P. SOHAUM&SON,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LAN! ASTKIt,l'A.
E
Jll INN A Hltr.NIIMAN.
PRICES
MARKED DOWN
-ON-
Weed and Iren Pumps,
TERRA-COTTA
AND
Iren Moter and Drain
PIPES.
FLINN & BREnEMAN,
Ke. 10U North Quoeu Htroet,
LANCASTEH, PA.
AVTM. A. KIKKl'KIt. ALUUH U. UKltll
KIEFFER & HERR,
Ne. 40 East King Streot,
(OpiiwHe Court Heuse).
HmnKkceivrs te Call and Inii-ect
their Sleck of
lnvit.i uil
Heusefurnisliiiig Groecls.
Ali'npli'te l.lnn constantly en hand COOK
HIOV r.tand HMMi, P Vltl.Oll SION KM,
IIKATKHHand ICKNACE1.
SUMMER COOK STOVES.
Afler iarrfuily 'iaiu1ninK the niertu et alt
eflvrt-U te the iraite, we hau olcctetl
THE "ARGAND,"
for UASOl.I.NK, and
THE ,J DANGLER,"
rurCOALOtU
Aa tlie iu, whtin ail points are censl Jun.d, te
otter te our ptiirenj.
Call and bhj im n levu te nbew our Kxlit
and art net utTemll tf ou Uu nut purchajje.
IU-mem bur, we an aseiit ter
The " Splendid Heater.
Manufaotureit by Kuller A W arren Company,
Trn), N v. , which hu no rival lu durability,
ucouemy of furl and control of (ri New Is thu
lime te examine and become esled for Autumn
purchases.
HEMEMHhH 'HIK PLACE)
40 EAST KING ST.,
(OPPOSHK ceuitr HOUSE )
apt-l!dAw
ui.AnaAur.
H
IOII .V JIAUTIN.
KAHALL
b
REDUCTION
-IN-
PRICES
-OI-
Glassware, &c.
Kiglit d,i) a uf thu feily eC cut prices are
ulrc.uly Rene, und se me many of tlie bechIs
pliicctl en tlie Jl.irg.iln T.tble. As 0110 line
is exhaiistcil wc place ether articles en tlie
tablu. We w ill contimie te de se until tlie
tinie is up, If It takes the ontire stock. AVe
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aujtliinij jeu must pay full price, or the
excuse is ' just out.'" Well.jeu make a
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