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t -! ! the flRnree or the railroad company.
fc v T. . - kHlaJ 1AI aim lrArta nf nvniialnnltlU
, Ttam Lancaster, 1. ban en and ottier places te
iMpark, and the number of tickets sold was
'WW 6,100. About 1,000 of these peeple came.
tram Lebanon, but tbe frrent bulk of the
'! Monte wan from Lancaster. It seeined te tie
".j- A. hnllilav tietween this cltv aDd Lebanon,
rtj and In many places workshops were closed
go. J'-! and people denned tbelr holiday attire 10
attend tbe plcnle. They continued te loaye
this city as late as 6 o'clock, and the train
which started from Kind street at that time
consisted or four cars which were tilled.
These late arrivals were people who were
unable te get away earlier In the day, but
were determined te enjoy themselves In tbe
big crowd, H only ler a couple of" hours.
XKNT UrON OOINO.
II seemed that the pIcnlc-Reers of this city
were bent upon going te Penryn yesterday,
ad it mattered little te them hew they get
there or when they returned. Considering
the tremendous crowd, the railroad company
deserves great credit for tbe manner In which
they managed Biralrs. Superintendent Ven
Schmalensee, or tbe Mt. Uope ,fc Cornwall
branch, was en the grounds all day and gave
Attention te every detail In tbe running nf
trains, while Superintendent Wilsen did tbe
work for the Heading railroad.
The picnic grounds presented a very live
ly appearance as early as 8 o'clock In tbe
morning, and seen after that tbe tremendous
trains from Lancaster emptied their contents
Inte the beautiful weeds. Trem that time
until late at night all was bustle. The
Liberty band of this city, and Preseverance
of Lebanon, arrived early, and during tbe
entire day they gave cencrw, ren
dering excellent music. Dincing te
tbe music of Tayler's orchestra began
early and continued late. A great many of
the excursionists took their luncheon with
them and spread thtlr cloths en the large
tables of the grounds, while ethers depended
upon Copland A Eekert, of the large res
taurant, who were kept busy with their big
force of empleyes all (lav and bv night were
pretty well eaten nut. In addition te danc
ing the picnickers enjoyed themselves
In many ways. The lake was a
very attractive piano and the beats
were In such demand that the man
who secured one ler a short row was very
fortunate. But one accident occurred en the
water, and that was in tbe alteration. Six
men secured a beat, and shortly alter going
out upon the lake tbe skit! upset. They
were all thrown Inte the water and for a time
there was a big let of kicking, splashing,
blowing, Ac One of tbe men made a nar
row escape from drowning, and It was only
alter be had gene down a couple of times
that be was rescued. The base ball grounds
, Was also a favorlte resort, while hundreds
ciimeea me uijj mil 10 me tuner, upon leagu
ing which they were rewarded by having a
splendid view of the surrounding country.
Many persons explored the large forests, but
none succeeded in losing themselves. Plenty
of ferns were procured and large quantities
were brought te thU city.
A PLACE THAT WAS CROWDED.
One of the most popular places during the
day was the beer stand, where about thirty
barrels of the foaming beverage was dealt out
te tbe thirsty. The management restricted
the beer te the members of the society and
families as nearly as they were able, but
were net entirely successful. All went
quietly during the day, but in the. evening
several slight quarrels took place, which
were principally caused by a party lrem
Lebanon. A great many of the people from
that town were roughs wbe could net be kept
way. They Boomed determined te stir up a
fight,and Indeed someefthem stated that they
had coine there for that purpose. Part of tbe
delegation from Manheitn was of the tough
order, and they joined with tbe Lebanon
brethren in taking sides against Lancaster
for some fancied grievanca In tbe evening
some of the Lebanon men imagined that tbey
were net being treated right and they in
sisted upon bldlngand breaking beer glasses
and otherwise acting In a rude manner.
ROME DIHOHDER.
Finally a scrap was started and several
Lebanon men made an attack upon Jaueb
Feutz, driver of engine Ne. 3 of the Lancaster
fire department. Feutz was injured by hav
ing his thumb bitten and an eye blackened,
but he afterwards found bis principal assail
ant and did blm up In geed shape. A man
named Longnecker,fremManbetm, was badly
beaten and had bis none broken, and other
wise slightly Injured. Several parties were
arrested and placed In the lockup en the
grounds, but were afterwards released. The
lighting took place far back in tbe weeds, and
as seen as it began beer was refused te every
one and tbere was no further treuble during
tbe evening.
The first train te leave the grounds for
Lancaster was abcut 7 o'clock. It was very
long and was packed with people, many or
whom were women and children, verv tired
after the day in the weeds. They arrived
here safely about 0 o'clock. The next train
was tbe regular, which left Penryn at 8 o'clock
and reached Lancaster about half-past nine.
Although this train was composed of but four
cars it is said that ever 500 people were packed
upon It The majority of the people were
compelled te remain at tbe park until alter 11
o'clock, and the last train with twenty-two
cars did net arrive here until 1 o'clock tbis
morning. Notwithstanding the great crowd
there was but one slight accident during the
day. James Hums was a passenger en un
afternoon train te the ground. Just before
reaching tbe station he fell from a car plat
form, aud striking his face upon the rough
sand Btones, had it badly cut aud scratched.
Tne plcnle was a great success financially.
both te the Mronuercber and the railroad
company.
WUAT IU JTBir IK 3tT. JUt .
A Badgrt of Item. Frem Out et tbe Iliul'et or
Lancaster'. Uoreugli..
Mount Jer, Aug. 3. Beeth & Cellier's
Pavilion opern company (undercanvas), gave
a geed performance of the famous drama,
"Uncle Tem's Cabin," en Friday evening,
which was well attended considering the
threatening aspect of the weather.
Abraham Jacksen, colored, of Flerin,
drawn crooked with old age and hard work,
get a severe tall en Saturday evening while
returning from Jeseph Detweller's grove.
Wm. Scbellng, while serving bis custom
ers with bread en Saturday artorneon, bad
tbe misfortune of having his horse tramp in
a nail, causing the animal te be unlit ler use
for some time.
The improvements en the U. B. church
building are last u oaring completion.
Wm. Scbeling has embarked Iu the manu
facturing of elgars.
The excursion et J. It. Missemer from this
place te Mt. Oretna park yesterday morning,
was largely attended. Besides the enjoy enjey
meut usually Indulged In en such occasions
there was excellent music, both vocal and In
strumental, lurnlshed by tbe EltzabelMewn
cornet band and tbe Lebanon County Cheral
society. All who went with tbe excursion
returned home well pleased with the day's
venture. J
"Toedlcr" Illch.nl.OD Suit Out
S, Rlcnardien, better known as
Toodler," went te Knapp's Baleen last eve
nlng very much under the lnlluence or
Uq?r,llukelferbeer- M was refused,
ndhethen threw a chisel at tbe bead of
Frank Uhrsprung, the bartender. Richard
son wa ejected trew tbe aatein, be c?we
back a second time with a knlle in one ban l
ad a .mail chisel in the ether? and thi
eed te kill Mr. Uhrsprungf' f,'e was Tut
outseepndtiuje,audan elUcer telopheuV.l
for. Policeman Beechler responded iud h
wrested "Toodler." He was very Citent
when arraigned before the mayor this inorn inern
ing,but that did net save blui.fer be was bent
te Jail ler 80 days. lie was hurt in the lull
when ejected lrem tbe saloon, was uuable te
walk aud was taken te jail in a cab.
Twe ether drunks were discharged en pay.
Mtt of costs, It being their first elleuse.
i SaObcated Id Bin el Cern.
1 Monday afternoon, at Spring Giove, Yerk
Us7i a nine-year-old boy, liendrlcka
TtMaa Wagner, playfully leaped lute a bin
eCafeeJled corn and sank out of sight. When
rmtevaJ lie was dad from suffocation.
MMMTIITH or HTMBMT COMMITTMK,
War Ord.redte t Itene ld leth City el
Careline Btrrt.
The street oemtnltteo met last night in se
lect council cbamber. A petition from prop-erty-ewnors
in tbe first square ei East King
street was presented In which they ask per
mission te take up the Belgian blocks en the
north side of the street and make an excava
tion ler the purpese of finding the source of
the water which has raued se much trouble
in the adjacent cellars. Permission was
granted, the work te boitoneunderthosuper beitoneunderthosuper boiteneunderthosuper
vision or the street commissioner.
Several remenstrances were presented
against the reckless and arbitrary manner iu
which the Kdlsen electric llht ceiiimny are
setting their poles, regardless alike et both
prlvate and public fluids, obstructing the
foetvralks, crossings and water course The
committee Instructed the street cotniiilsslou cetniiilsslou cotniiilssleu
ers te center with the manager of the Kdlsen
company, and see that the eles are net set In
objectlenablo places.
A deed convevlngte the city a title for a
strip of land 50 feet wide and 450 feet long
kllOWIl W l Arpiinu huiti, wih lafuini mini
Mr. and Mrs. Jacoh U Frey. The deed was
accepted and the clerk was directed te have
It recorded.
Thomstteref the KastWalnuttdreet sewer,
for which proposals were asked and bids
opened some tlme age, was discussed, and In
view of the lact that petitions have been pre
sented te llae thesewerexteuded teagreater
length than at first proposed, the committee
roselvod te ask ler new proposal for the en
tire distance. The preiHwals will be pub
lished en Saturday neU
The street commissioner wa ordered te re
pair or renew the crossings at Ivust and
Freiberg j Walnut and Duke; Mary and
James; German and Cbritlan. and te repair
North Mulberry street lrem James te the
Reading railroad bridge; German street be
tween fceuth (Jueeu and Beaver, and German
between Seuth Queen aud C'hri-tUu.
Dntn t'rnui the lllamunil.
Yesterday the Columbia club went te
Readlug, where tbey were badly beaten by
Sam Fields' National club. The Celumblas
presented Maynard, of this city, as their
pitcher, but he was very wild aud had no less
than eight bad pitches. Thirteen bits were
made etf his delivery and he w.is poorly sup
ported, the Columbia club having thirteen
errors. The Nationals did net plsyagoed
game by any means, but it was geed enough
te win. Besides Maynard, the Columbia
club Included Brimmer and Resh, of this
city. The score, by Innings, was:
CeiumtiU I 2 e e 3 e S e e 9
National .... S 2 u 3 5 I 0 J x-19
Hans famed National, 3 Klrst ban en
called lialli .Nu'lenil. 7 . Lelmnbii. i. struck
out swingier. ItaMe ;il. hnuiz .i). itnmmer,
Maynard, ucNey (i), Hlnkle, 1 anng, Tuniniiy
ana ueary. i.en en eases - niutmni, : -a-tleiii!,4.
Twe M'e lilu-lllU. ewald, ltrlm
mer Henbln pia Slavnanl and Keuiz :
Urtmnier Wlnlpltches-.Mayimrd, a ; .lotm-en,
1 hKid halls-Itesh 5; llinkle, 1 ; Yeuntr. S.
Uuplre M Dillen.
There were no Association guies yesienlay
and these of tbe League resulted as fellows :
At Philadelphia : Philadelphia 0. Detroit I .
at Washington : Kansas City 12, Washington
10; at Bosten : Bosten 14, St. Leuis 7 , at
New Yerk : New Yerk 10, Chicago I.
The Iletreita lest yesterday thruUEb errors
of Breutbers and Crane, ye't they can atlerd
te lese as long as Chicago does.
Alteena deleated Seranten by 1"5 te 0 yester
day. Newark agsln defeated Pittsburg by j te 1
yesterday. The "hustler" bad better purchase
the Jersey players ; the Newark club is
really better thau several Association teams.
The Norlelk club, et the Virginia State
League, disbanded Saturday evening.
Charles Shay and " Whiter " Gibon arrhed
home last night, and Kttiucer and Drls Drls
cell went te their homes in Yerk and
Westminster,respectlvely. The club lead the
league and the reason for their going up was
that they played tee well for tbe etner clubs
and therefore did net draw. Shay and
Gibsen should net be long nut or an engage
ment, as both are geed players.
The MarkM Street Bridge Dclsj.
Prosldent Lawrence, of common council,
en Monday received from Divid W. Sellers,
counsel for Richard A. Malene of Lancaster,
contractor for building a new Iren bridge
ever the Schuylkill river at Market street, a
communication relative the mayor's refusal
te sign the bill approving tbe sureties of the
contractor. Mr. .Sellers wrote tbat be bad
hoped tbat the mayor, under the circum
stances would have called a special meeting
of councils, te which bis reaseus would have
been given. Mr. Sellers arutied that the con
tractor must either at once " go forward w Ith
energy or be wholly released from his bid,
and be paid the expenses iucurred by him."
Mr. Sellers theretere deemed It prerer te
submit his views in the hope that he might
aid In securing a special meeting of councils.
President Lawrence has written a reply te
Mr. &eiiers, saying mat ne uau net receiveu
notice from the mayor tbat he declined te
sign tbe bill, and, therefore, had no occasion
te call a special meeting. As the matter new
steed councils could take no action.
Hecter et Franklin and Maraball.
W, W. Moere, of Huntington, has been
elected rector of Franklin and Marshall
academy. Prof. Moere was educated at
Franklin and Marshall college, anil has had
large experience In teaching. It is his inten
tion te revive the bearding department and
te exercise a close parental BuiwrvWlen ever
the students. The course et study will be
enlarged and Improved, and no pains will be
spared te make the Institution one of tbe best
preparatory schools In the state. Within the
last year or two tbe academy building has
been greatly repaired and partially refur
nished. Tbe academy is net intended te be
exclusively a preparatory school ler the col
lege ; young men whoctnnet enter college
will find its course of study well suited te
their wants lu fitting themselves for the
active duties of life.
llutler Win. the rim Sirliumlng .Match.
The first of a series of three swimming
matches between Dennis Butler, of Philadel
phia, formerly of Lancaster, and William B.
Jehnsen, of Knglaud, for 500 was decided
in the Delaware river, at Philadelphia en
Monday, and Butler wen eaily. The dis
tance was one inlle, aud, as there was
a strong tide with the swimmer, last
time was mad a Butler made the dls dls
tauce In 15m. 15)48.; Jehnsen's time was
17m. 29K- The race took place between 6
and 0 o'clock. The start was lrem oil Lloyd
it King's lumber yard, pier Ne. 371, Just
above the feet et Poplar street, and the finish
was en the east side el Rldgway park.
"itetiRh en Itau
Theodere Wenditr, of the Chestnut street
hotel, has a terrier that show s himself te be a
geed ratter. Mrs. Wendltz went te the
cellar te get soine corn from a barrel
which was almost empty. When she
placed her hand inside she teund
that there were rats there. Mr. Wendltz was
Informed nf tbe fact and be brought the bar
rl up stairs. Without making an examina
tion be threw the deg Inte the barrel, and in
a shett tlme the deg killed no l( s than
twenty-two rodents, every one that was in
the barrel.
Denatluu. te the Ileine.
The managers of the Heme gratefully
acknowledge the lollewlng donations : Mr.
S. Moere, Ice cream and cakes ler the 4th of
July; Mr. C. Rengler, children fireworks;
Sir. Brady, let or bread ; Mr. J. IC. Bachman;
beansnnd cabbage ;Mr. Aldus Herr, radishes,
Mr. Sarupsen Price, bushel of iars; MIm M.
Rudy, 12 yards nt gingham.
II u. Delirium Treinein,
Jehn Stapp, a stranger, was taken te the
station heuse this morning by Officer Cramer.
ConBtaule Kllne found hlin in the street,
Buflerlng from delirium tremens and he took
him te Alderwuu Deeu'a eltlce, w here he w as
banded ever te Officer Cramer. Station
Heuse Physician Stewart prescribed for the
man. He will be heard before tbe mayor to
morrow. Skipped III. liearil aim.
Willis F. Park, New Yerk city, after bor
rowing sums or money from several friends
in this city, skipped from the Steeus heuse
Monday, leaving his beard bill unpaid.
Commuted yT rim Daj..
U. M. Well, arrested for drunken and dls.
orderly conduct, was committed this allot,
neon for llve days by Alderman Deen.
St. I.uke'. IMculc.
rut) annual plcnle of Bt Luk.r. church and
Sunaay school will be belq en Thunday at Pen.
5-!Lt . '. T.h? eBr'y train 1U leave the outer
i pi-liclefk.- '"' and' wturnlnir, wilt
Tf l0""" P- " Ticket, will alie be
geed en the l.te p. m. train. Tha tlckets, which
will be sold at tweuty.flva and Hfty cents, may
be obtained to-inerrow (Wcdne.day) cveulnc
at the chapel en Marietta avenue.
tfHE LANCASTER DAILY
HURT BY A TOIWEDO. T
a reve jfjur tdkkkh sthvvk jir a
ritlCK Uf tUK Tf.V
While II and a tjucMtrr He)- Vn Walking
Alene the lUllreml Thrjr riml the
Sljnsl anil lilt It Willi n
Mone Tenn Mete.
llegular Correspondence of Istkluuksi r.
Cei.fMiilA, Augusts. A very painful ao ae ao
cldent occurred In tbe vicinity of St. Charles
furnace, along the Pennsylvania railroad, n
short dlsbiuce above Columbia te a .xeutig
boy, giving bis uame as Henry Jehnsen,
aged fliteen, living at 21 West street, near
Castle Garden, New erk. In company
with another boy or about the same
age, giving his name as Willie Christ,
or Lancaster, Jehnsen was walking along
the tracks when he noticed a railroad
torpedo Ivlng along the track. Tbet tor-pedee-s
contain an exploslvesutwtaiice and are
used for signalling freight trains. The
dangerous article was put en the track and
struck with a heavy stone by Christ, exploit
Ing the torede and pieees of the tin striking
Jehnsen In the lelt arm, caused painful
Injuries between tbe elUiw and the wrist.
The wounds were attended teby a physician.
Yeung Christ was taken In charge by" OlUcer
Hedman and given a suit of clothing, as his
wearing appirel was in a dilapidated condi
tion. The elUcer sent this young lad te his
borne. Jehnsen is still in town aud haugs
around tbe Mexican Pavilion cuiupauy.
Three Funeral.
The funeral of the late William P. Her
shey took place yesterday afternoon, at four
o'clock, and was very largely attended. Ser
vices were neui in tne seoetni street l.utner
au church, which wa tilled te overflowing
with tbe friends of the deceased young man.
The Brotherhood et Loeemouie" Engineers,
railroad bmkemen and the Vigilant Fire
company attended the last sad rites of one
who was always held in mui h esteem by his
companions.
Tbe funeral of the late Mrs. t bristlne
Yeanisn took place en Monday afternoon,
at tbree o'clock, and was largely attended,
services were held in ttie Trinity Reformed
cbuicb.
The funeral services of the late Mrs. Wil
liam Graham were held at her home last
evening at eight o'clock. The remains were
taken te Paradise, this county, en the IS 25
p-ienger train te-day, where the inter
ment will take place.
Slight Wreck.
A slight wreck happened in the east yards
of the Pennsylvania railroad, between one
and two o'clock this morning, caused by a
draft or cars from one siding running into
ether cars standing en an adjmuing track.
Four cars were thrown Imm the rails, eius
ing the w reck crew te be called lute service.
The cars w ere seen replaced.
Town Nete.
The Philadelphia A Reading dredging ma
chine Is new at work in cleaning out tbe
basin nt the coal chutes.
The tent of the Mexican Pai llien company
was packed last nlnhU and the show- gave
geueral satisfaction. The performance will
be repeated tbis evening.
Rev. Wm. P. Evans left town this morn
ing for New Yer state, where he will spend
his summer vacation.
Rev. Geerge W. Ely and family left town
tuis morning en weir summer vacation.
A show will be given in Wrightsvilie by
lour female performers from Havre de Grace.
Last night one member of the company came
te town and became lest. She was escorted
ever tbe bridge at au early hour this morn
ing by one of the town constables.
A remarkably cool wave has reached Col
umbia, causing great change iu the weather.
Heavier clothing felt very comfertablo last
night.
Tbe situation remains the .same at the Col
umbia rolling mill between the puddlers aud
the management. Beth sides remain firm
Jehn U. Hedman died at his home, Locust
street, at an early hour this morning.
Wouldn't be Muzzled.
Tbis afternoon a small boy baving with
him a terrier deg went Inte Stelnman's
hardware store te buy a muzzle ler
the deg. Tbe boy and deg are the
best of friends, but as " seen ns
the latter saw the tnuzle he sprang at the
boy and bit him severely In tbe leg, and ran
out of the store. The boy again tried te catch
him, but he showed his ugly teeth for a
moment, and then ran oil at lull speed.
Milestone en the'ltead te .Health.
The recovery of digestion. and the resumption
of activity by the liver, bowels and kidneys, are
milestones which mart our progress en the read
te health. They pedlly become perceptible
when llestctter's Stomach 'Hitters Is u.ed by the
Invalid. Nothing se surely and expeditiously
consumes the distance te the desired geu. as
no bodily function can 6un"r interruption with
out Impairing the general health of the system,
eolhesystum can never acquire perfect vigor,
health's synonym, until tbat function he ac
tively resumed. Take, for instance, digestion, a
suspension of which Is Invariably rectified by
the llltttrs If the organs upon which It de
volves grew weak, biliousness, constipation,
headache, poverty of the bleed, and a hundred
ether symptoms supervene which Indicate un
mistakably the baneful general lntl uence of dys
pepsia ihn disappearance of all thee svmp svmp
tems through the ue of the Hitters, shew'wilh
what fortitude It removes their cause.
yJ3-aug5
lis On tour Guard.
Hensen's Capelne riasten are widely imita
ted. 1 hat Is the fact .Vew, why are they Imi
tated T Hecauee they are the only roreus plas
ter in existence that Is really trustworthy and
valuable Ilensen's Plaster, are highly and sc.
enttncally medicated, and cure In a few hours
ailment upon whlen no ethers have had any
eiTect whateier. The public are therefore cau
tioned against plasters bearing the names of
" Capslcin," t apsicum.' " tapsiclne," or ' Ca-
Fucln," which are meant te pass Jer " Capelne "
please note the difference) and also against
plasters bearing the names "ilenten'.," liur liur
ten's,"etc. When buying ask for lien son's blas
ter and protect yourself by a personal examina
tion The genuine has the word ' Capclne " cut
orperou.ed In the body of the plaster and the
"Three Seals " trademark en the lace cloth.
13)
jajUKHTH.
Philadelphia Predaca Market
raruLDiLPHta, Aug. 3 Fleur Market
steady. BaJes of I.Oje barrels : Minn, bakers.
3 5f34 75 ; l'enna. lamily at u 7XII f Western
at MUS34 65: Patent. M SOflSeO. wuu.u
live Heur dull at u Unas n.
1 p. m , call Wheat Aug. 8JC I Sent,.
eiKO : Oct. M?.c ; Nev . fWe.
com-Aug., is)ic. ; Sept, Wc ; Oct, 31c; Nev.,
Ste.
Oat -Aug., lAVc.
N0V..S10.
Sept, Slc; Oct, SI'Jc;
Sew feri Irelure Market.
New Yerk, Aug. 1 rieur market steady bin
dull; line, J cegj 61; superfine, U 3ttl 'Mi
Common te i.oed Kxtra western, IJ 70O1M!
9,?" .!?, hol:e Extra Western, tl UC9 en;
.'.ty Si.1" fcrH, tl coin 6J for West Indie;
Minn. Kxtm, r. 3S U) i Kxtra Ne. 2, K 6SC? hS.
...Vv.heat-"Ne-' ."wl 8UlUl n spot. WtPlc ; Ne. 1
White, state. 68e; Ne Ne. 3 Ucd, Winter. Aug .
S5e ; Sept, eSKe.
Cern Ne. 1 Mixed, cash, We; Aug., SOe:
tcpt.Wc. ' 8'
eats Ne 1 WhlteStat. ipotti.QKe ; Ne.2. de
l!e t Aug . S3.-e ; Sept, JUJJc.
ltye dull.
Harley nominal.
Perkijulet; New Mess, til c.'keU 67W
lird Aug , 7 10 ; Sept, 17 W ; Oct , 18 91.
ilolasse. dull; 17kc. ler 60 leat boiling
stock ; I'orte Ulce, Judaic.
Turpentine steady ui 3C
Uesinstcidyi .trained te geed, WQ102K.
Petroleum dull ; u-tlned in cases, ejre.
freights dull ; grain te Liverpool, 3Ke.
Butter Muiket quiet; New western
(.reamury. IIK819C.
Cheese dull ; Western Choice, 7a;je.
Eggidulli State, HXS15C ; Western. 1Q
sngar market dull t Hefined culieal. 6:
G7iee; Uranulati-d,6 1-lCc. ' "
Tallew firm i prime city, 3 1S-160.
cerTen dull fair cargoes at DXe
Bire oulet 1 Carolina and Louisiana, common
te fair, sKOle.
Ormiu anu i-revuiuu.
urnthedby8. K. Yundt, Breker.
cuioaeo,
Alltr. S 1 n-nlivik n ...
Wheat Cern. et.. l'erk. Lard.
August ..,.
September
October
November
December
Winter Wheat.,
Spring Wheat.,
Cern
Oats
Uye
lUrley
en City
Crude Oil
6.-.K
Head
ie,UA
UoeolpU llegs .
Closing Prices 1 o'clock p. 11,.
n ceat. corn. uat.. reTK. xre.
1H
Mly
7S
C.'
U.l'5
8 70
73
tl.MO
ItUO
la i!H "? U"JS fc'irt
JX H 'i. tK u
tux ;;:: :::: :::: ::::
Uecelpts. Car l.eu.
"m
' tvi
Ses
17
IC
tili tJM 77 II L
August 71).
Septomber. 7i)
October TsVi
November 7vt?
Uoeembor tllK
Oil City
CrudsOU ,
tt
INTELLIGENCE!. TUESDAY. AUGUST 3t 1886.
VtileMO Market.
CitOABO, Auit. S.930R m. Market opened!
Wheat Aug., JVe I Sept., 77V i Oct., '(,et
Nev fic.
Cern-Aiif , ltc Sept , no t :tct-, lfic.
Oat-.ug . rcnu t tepu, .C Oct , ",c
fork Aug, sSt Sept. IliilS: Oct., II" l.V
I Jitit sept . ' '' : Oct., M T.V
KltM .!'- I" -W Oct i WSJ.
iiu.i(a,
Wheat Aug. :i40t Sept, 7'-V Oil, 7',
tTT'Sc , Nev , ?..,c.
Cern-August, nWet Sept, lUiauv
eits-Aiig., s;,c t Sent, ,e Oct
Turk Aug.
nsl
;S Sept., f.
Util-A"Rs W 'Mt Sept, Id Ml OU-.
lllbs Aug., W KHt Sept. H.V Oit
, r. '-
I'lilUdelphU t'altle Market.
VniLAfCLritU, AugSJ ltecf cattle, receipt
for eek weie lkiMea i,r,ei) sheep. lA'"'. 'legs,
MU Previous ttcek-llcove. 'iD . Sheep,
10.un i lleg, ,".
lleef eattleilymemllieil, ildti,i.ii.i- Kunu.
HSe i geed, Wic ; medium, Sttl);c com
mon JstllUc.
Kat co s ere. dull nt !ft Ja.
eal Calves er scarce at JHpiWc.
Sheep nere demernllicd s ntrn.4(V; i geed.
v,GiSe medium, 3Xilc i common, itt
J.i- : tamlis, SQ:c
llegs low ; western, 7ertc : ceuutry, fHO
0c,
1,1 te Stock Market.
Cnii'AOO, Aug. 2 -The Orerrr I 'Journal niert
Cattli Kecelpts, TsVO head, shlimti'tit, I i.
market active ! shipping steers, 'Oa te lt s ,
ft Viflt ti, otecker and feeder-, f.' it T :
cows, hull and tnUed, 11 ?tfi "' bulk, i: MSI
is), through Texans cittle steady ; cow e, I." 10
tSJ ; crass steer. I it1 X
lleg Uecelpt. KM hrad t shipment.
4(t market steady rough and mixed, II IMI
4: pscklng and shipping. MT.HIJ A . light,
IllStSii); skips, fJ5"itni.
shwp tlecvipt. Imi head; shlpinenta. M'
market strong and lower; natives, II ft
S . Western, f: 5031 W; Texan. HTHT-IW-Lambi,
llnsjiie
Kat l.tB.RTT CatUe ncelpt. iil head ;
sblpuients. l 7 .market ler i prtme, f I Tti
fair te g'M II VVIIM! common, II :JJii
tenders. ' "MJI .3. .hlpinent te Ne lerk,
JU carlivuls.
lings reei'lpU, !t,7iJ head i shipment. 3.(1" s
market actlie Phllaaelphla. 15 1MI SO:
nrSMrs.l -s,5; gru-sser and common
1. irks. II S-HJi p Shipmenu te New .erk, 7
carkiads.
-h,ii receipts, ) htad : shipments, S.IW;
market slew : prime. fltl a fair te geed. u.Vg
S'i. common, II TVJIW . lambj.fJhsJ 75.
sfv Tork steek..
Nsw '.ORk, Aug 1 Wall trvt. 30 p. m.
Heney easy at 'JS per ty-nu Foreign ex
change dull at II !s5Sfil r? ,- Uevemments
Arm : Currency 6's, lli.J, bid ; ' coup. I12u',
bid : V 'I'', bio.
The stock market thtj morning opened Ann,
and en s lu) ing of the Omaha share rrlces ail
anced i te 1 per cent during the first thirty
minutes Towards neon the bi'aas made a raid
en the leading stock and sold them nutte freely
up te midday, at which hear the early improve
mtnthad entirety dlapiH'ated. The market at
th's writing Is dull and featureless
stock Mrku.
Quotations by Ueed, McGranu A Ce., banners,
Lancaster, l'a.
saw ters list. 11 . . 12 v. 3 r.w.
Canada I'aclfic : R7 r-",
C C. C. I Kl ; JUS
Cel. Ceal iiiV . a)
Central Pacific. U .IS II .
Canada Southern it'-,1: 17 tS
CM.. 91 L. A Pith. T . .
Denver A Kle urande sw; Ai f.i
Del, Lack. A We; tern 1' li. 11
Rrle XHl 33i a
Krleia :'.-, ?Hj .-).
New Jersey Central SK nsvj ss
K. A T SJk 31S -tl.
Leu. A.N V, IV,
LakeSheru ?v-t s rV
Michigan Central W4 SIS ii.
Mtsseuri Pacific IU'. H!J 11.
Northern 1'aciac 2sv: B-i, v.
n. r. Prof 61VS 6iK kis
N. W lllS lllW llC
NeWi erk Central nejj llu lluti
Ohie Central
Omaha 7S' ny, -'',
Oregon Trans SIS 31 &u
OntarleA Weatetn 1J
Pacific Mall as 37i 67S
Hechester A I'ltueurg 4i
St Paul PIV uiu kii.
Texas Pacific lit. it 13
Union Pacific 6;x 3;i J7.
Wabash Common IS 1L. i;u
Wabash Proturred seii jni se;
Western Union Telegraph.. 672 tI
Wesl Shere les' 1C3JJ way,
ruitACsirniA list.
Lehlgn Valley WK '; 5T
a. N. Y. Ai'btU 10 111 v
Pennsylvarla S7S-J J7VJ VK
Heading 13 13 13-.fi 1 -,
Lehigh Navigation S1VJ iiy, Ji
Hestenvllle ..."
Philadelphia A Krla w
Northern Cent
People's iasnger ....
K'd'B Gen'ls M'Lg's te. imw lent ins.'
en b5f tsjj cii
Ix)ral sums ana Uenas.
Eeperted by J, II. Leng,
Par Last
Lancaster6per tint, lsw) loe ' ter'
ISA 1CU IJ)
M Scheel lean IU) 108
M 4 " In 1 or 3) years loe lw
4 Ins or 3) years. 100 lus,a
' 4 " In 10 or 30 years. 100 1C6
MJuihetm Borough lean loe ltt!
BAHI STOCKS.
First National Bank..... 100 98
farmers' N atlenal Bank sn 113
Fulton National Bank loe 131
Lancaster County National Bank SO liaje
Columbia National Bank loe r.j
Christiana National Bank loe 113
Kphrata National Bank ...100 1JS
First National Bank, Columbia 100 LW
First National Bank, straaburg 100 li)
First National Bank, Marietta loe anJO
First National Bank, MtJey loe 15C.
Lltltz National Bank KO 15P.
Menhelm National Bank loe lee
Union National Bank, Mount Jey.... &0 fa
New Helland National Bank 100 13O0
Gap National Bank KO no
2 uarryvllle National Bank IU) 110
llzabethtewn National bank loe no
Northern National Bank loe 137.M
Tmirrisa stocks,
li!g Spring A Beaver Valley a 6.00
Bridgeport A Ilorsesheo 13 W.S0
Columbia A Chestnut IIU1 je 23
Columbia A Washington jj 21.05
Coneetoga A Big Spring a no
Columbia A Marietta a )
Maytown A Kllzabethtewn a 40
Lancaster A Kphrata a 44
Lancaster A Willow Street a 4408
BtraaburgA Millport a 22
Marietta Maytown... a ou
Marietta A Mount Jey a SA.S0
Lene, Kllzabethtewn A Mlddletewn. lue 70
Lancaster A FrultvUle te m
Lancaster A Lttltz a 73
East Brandywtne A Wayncsburg u) ,M
Lancaster A Wllllamatewn a 107.50
LancastcrA Maner se ne,
Lancaster A Manhelm a SM0
Lancaster A Marietta a zj
Lancaster A New Helland ,. loe u
VISCILLABBOCS STOCKS.
Quarryvtile It K se 1.13
illllersvUle Street Car se es.
Inquiring Printing Company se n
Oailght and Fuel Company a 38
Stevens Heuso (Bends) lue 100
Columbia Oaa Company a a
Columbia Water Company 10 10
Susquehanna Iren Company 100 3Y. a
Marietta Hellew-ware 100 210.10
Btuvens Heuse an 1 05
MlllersvUle Nermal Scheel a 18
Northern Market se tfi
KaBtern Market se go
Western Market 90 E.2.25
Lancaster City Street Hallway Ce se fs
lias Company Bends 100 103
Columbia Borough Henda 100 101
Lancaster Snsquehanna. soe coo
Lancaster A New Danville a 11
Ouarryvllle It. it, 7's lui 11473
Heading A Columbia Itlt. S's 100 1U5 7S
tloasenem Market.
DAtST.
Creamery Batter af3ec
Butter W & 1-tCJie
Dutch Cheese lump tsjiec
retJLTBT,
Chickens f pair (llve) ...7'jflll er3
" t piece (cleaned; 40Q010
HISCILLAKIOVS.
Apple Buttery qt ac
KggsVdez 15Q17C
Heney l 11 30c
Lard Y t, , be
raciTs.
Apples ft Kpk jee
Bananas fldez afllSe
Coceannts, each 3U3e
Lemens yt der 30c
Oranges V dez 30Q1V:
Cranberries, pr. qt Mf;
J'lne Applesuach IVfJitc
Htrawburrlus ls&ftc
Jtaspbenies 13a2ec
Cherries V box tbPc
VSIiltTABLXS.
Cabbage head SrtlOe
ifateta V bn rcioe
Old Potatoes Y bus , SeiiiVi
Cauliflower, pr hd lOttJue
Sweet Potatoes V H Pk 1KJJK;
Turnips v X pk lsoile
Peas V H pk I80
New l'obiteca, X pk lS2ne
Cucumber V dez.... aie
Tomatoes V box , 130
Aaparsgu. 100
Beans V K pk isc
Squashes V dez 'jee
Onions Hllk ae
Se:i Bass 100
Blue Fish lue
sturgeon 100
Flounders , 100
FLOUR ANDUBAHC.
Fleur vtibi tt.n
Fancy Heller flour $5,00
Wheat OetfKVc
0ts ijffije
tern tetjSM!
"ye rBde
aiUBsxa,
Hay per ten 113017
Cleverseea V bus . ... ......Ifie
Timethy Y bus Vue
HerdUruasVbu. ..................I.ll W
Orchard Urass )l bus ti&O
Mixed Lawn 1 Onuses 6 bus 14.00
Hungarian Urns, f) nus ;;...i.ae
SVib5tJL "" 16M0
Catfish V ft... ....j... 130
Fresh Mackerel y ft 10c
Clftiniperlw,,, ...fx.'OI
Alter AltrKHTMKMKXTII.
B
AK1NU ltlWUKH.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never i-atle A tnatvel et purity,
trvngtb and whoteseuieness. Mere eco
nemical than the imlllairi kinds, and cannot be
tela in competition with the multitude et low
test, short weight, alii nor phespnstn powder.
jil 011J1 in cons. Uetal Ba.isii IVwdhI'e,
lett Wall 3tr)t New 1 erk. mar-'MvdAw
WANTKD-A I'tUMi'S .NTIW! , AN
elderly lady preferrvd. Apply at THIS
OFMCh. lt.
B
OY W.VNTK1).
A Stout Bey wanted In a Cigar Factory te
make himself generally useful.
.!lhnd.fc West hlnir Street.
inquire at Ne.
ltd STKAU lllte.
e.vKMXMr.v m f ti vT.""iTi3ni:ki C 1 A F.
Assect A I ION -Meeting en this (Tuesday
eicnlng at -o'clock In Ne 2 Mill OIllce. Dues
lerthe death of .lnhn 1 ean are due and payable,
ltd KPWiN h.s.s Khll, Secretary.
F
OH HOT WKATHKll.
I 1 AKKT.
8ALTLUMC AND t.KliMAN IMNES.
UMLAUT'S WINK STOUK.
11. K. SLAVU1KEB. AllT.
S1,000
Hl:V.Kl)
r nr uy
case of hldnev Troubles. Nervous
Debility, Slental and Ph slcal Weakness that
BOTANIC MillM. IUT1K1IS tails te cure.
Sold by druggists, M cunts.
II Kit It MKD CO.,
Ne. 13 North 11th St , l'hlla., Pa.
Circulars free. marJiuSmdTu.lbA-Aw
.r.NTi:u-i.Aiiei:i:H.s
ASH I-Ol N-
It dry help -.
msrri.Hl man preferred Cotten
mill work ter families, steady employment .
wages 1.30 iHr rtav . rent from Inur te six
dollars. Apply Mlllilllu 3lanu acturlng Ce.,
quinine, .iew .iers-y
JjlWt.lil.W As Wl
II HAM D KKMBLE, Agt
IJisTAlK OK I'HAKI.KM t'ONSTKIN,
U late of Ijincaster 1 it v. l'a .deceased. Let
ters testamentary en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requesu-,1 te make Imme
diate pu)tuent. and these having claims or de
mands against the seme will present them
Itheut delay ter settlement te the undersigned,
residing In Lancaster etty, Pa
ALKWNDKIl IIAIIUIS,
augi-fltdTu Executer
SI KINO OI'KNINO AT II. GEK
HAifra.
FINE TAILORING.
The Largest and most Complete Assortment
of FIXh, WOOLLENS, for thesprtngTiade te be
found In the City of Lancaster.
A Chetce Line of Spring Overceatings and
I'anuuoenings in an urn ljiiusi 1 aiierns.
Price Lew, Best Workmanship, and all goods
Warranted as represented.
H. GERHART,
NO 43 NOKTI1 QUEEN STKKET.
r"Oppo9!te the l'ostetnce. raar.T-lydil
A USOIUTION TRIIMI'IIANT'
NATURE'S LAW VINDICATED I
G. W. HOLMAN, M. D,
(iF XEW Yd UK,
Discoverer and successful demonstrator of
the only scientirlc theer" for th cure and pre
vention ofdlsee.se by OUTWARD APPLICA
TION, will be at tbe
Stevens Heuse, Lancaster, Pa.,
TUESDAY, AUG. 3,
WIIEUE HE MAY BE CONSULTED DULY,
FOR ONE WEEK,
And will cheerfully glve advice, and Instruc
tion in the application and ue of this treat
mint, te all who call between the hours of 9 a, m
and I p. m.
COflSULTlTICW FREE.
julysi-3md-Tu,ThA3
e
AK HALiU
Het Weather Clothing.
Gaw.a.. L1.nnnt.
ether Warm Day clothing Slaterlajj In Greatest
-ic.Mrn, I IQtlUUI,. c-wisut;
Seersuckers, Alpacas
Variety of Uuall
uies ana rile
ilces.
teu'
'11 nnd the practical sort of clothing here.
The most highest care given te Its reliability. It
wears as geed as It leeks. Leeks better than It
costs, and costs less than anywhere else.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Southeast Cerner Sixth and Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
JuneJl tfdoed
TTSE NONE BUT
" BEST'S "
HOT AIR FUMACES!
MADE or HEAVY IKON.
liore square feet of Itadlatlng Surface, most
economical In fuel, and the Best Itesulu In
Heating Dwellings, Schools, Churches et any
Heater In the market 1'eaer Nut Ceal for fuel
Estimate, furnished for Heaters, Including
Masonry, Het Air Pipes, Heglsters, etc. Plenty
of Lancaster reference. Healers guaranteed te
give entire satisfaction or taken out at our own
expense.
lining both practical men In the business, ve
ask a share or patronage.
Estimates cheerfully furnished for Plnmblng.
Gaa Kitting, Tin and Sheet Iren Werk, lioenng.
Alse a full supply et Tlnware, Ae.
Prices te suit the tlms. Ulveuaacell.
EVERTS & OVERDEER,
COUNEIl OC EAST KIVO. JOHN AND MID
DLE blltEKTS.
raayl-emdM.W.ASU
I.EOAL NOT1VEH.
ESTATE OF A. W. IIUSHEL, LATE OF
Lancaster city, deceased. .letters testa
mentary en said estate having been granted
te the underslgned, all persons Indebted there
to are requested tomakelininkdlate payment,
and these having clams or demands against the
same, will present them without deiay forsettle fersettle
mcnl te the undersigned, residing In Lan
caster tlty. JOHN it. K08HKL,
LEO. 1-.KU8SEL,
Executers.
J. Hit ilnew.s, Attorney. jyueWM
ESTATE OF liVDIA SMITH, LATH OF
Washington City, D.U., deceased. Thoun Theun
deniigned auditor, appointed te dl.trlbute tha
balance remaining In the hands of Walter M,
franklin, ancillary administrator e. t a., te and
among these legally entitled te thosame, will
It for that purpose en THU118DAY, AUOUST
19, lKatt, In the Library Iloem pf thu Court Heuse,
In the city of Lancaster, whom all persons in
terested In .aid distribution may attend.
JylWtdM JOHN W. APl'LL, Auditor.
ESTATK OF ADAM HOOICAKIKLD.
lata of West Lampeter township, Lancas
ter county, l'a., deceased, The undersigned
auditor, appointed lop uu en exceptions aud te
distribute tbe balance remaining In the hands of
A.J. lteckaneld, administrator, te and among
these legally entitled te the same, win .it for
that putpese enSATUuDAY, aUUUBTH, 1SJ,
at 10 o'clock, In the Library lloem of the Court
Heuse, In the city of Lancaster, where all per
ion. Interested In Mild distribution may attend.
J 1.3 tdJl CHABLtS DEN UIJ8, Auditor,
jvitir nrjruriiiKirjcAfrfi.
Dh. w. 11. i.ewni.u
ItKM'ISi,
tlraduate of 1 he Ifnlvei.lty , Maryland, with
Dr. K. K. imng, Ne, s Kust Omiigii .inel, Ijiii
aster, l'a. iii'il-lmwAttdessI
SKA1.K1) VKOI'USAl.S rilirTi'TTlNlt
stisitu Heating Appamttis In ttie Court
Deuse, Inncasier, l'a, will Ihi recelnsl nt the
oltlreol the t'niinty Ceiumlssliiners until neon
Saturday, July 31, fssu. By outer of the
tuiMll 1 ii.n jiianiiin Mi-,.
Attest Fiiask IIsicst, I letk.
JWtHHttll
-VTOTICKTOTIIK I.ADIIt.S I
J. s I am a boy raised In lledfetd county.
All
w III, 1
lh te become Hf-enritnti'il In rortesiMin
de ni-n will send their picture, 1 will ellOslii by
tetitrnnttet. V. V tll.ul'Mi:,
nug J Sid New Lnlerprtse, IHslfimt Ca, l'a.
M Y MX) TIIKTII AUK AS 1 100 1) AS
ran be purrlnseil lu Ijim-aster ler II., in
Call nnd Ihi cenvltirid. All work warranted,
lias adintntsti-nst.
W L. risllKll'S Dentist
apl? tyd Ne itl North queen Street.
ESTTK ernlEDKUICIi II W1LLKI. I.ATK
of I Biiesj,t,T cltv. deceased Letters el
admlulst'iitleti en said estntu hating been
graut.sl te the uuderslgiii-d, all person indrtit
ed therein ats ivijuested te tnaUii ImmiMllatn
'ayment, and thes hailng rlaltus or demands
against the muue. will pivent them without de
lay forsett'einent te the undersigned, residing
tn Lancaster, l'a AUUl'SI'A WII.I.UI.
J us.ld t u Admlnlstrnt rl x
nltllAT UAHIIAINS.
HIRSH & BROTHER.
SPECIAL LOT
100 ALL-WOOL SUITS
$10.00 A SUIT.
Is a Special Kirgalu In a HneWidnWnl
Worsted suit I. worth fully one-half mere, and
Is an All Dress Suit Call aud nee thctii.
A SPECIAL BARCJAIN
-1N-
Twe Hundred Men's ami Hey's
Light Colored Cassimere Ceals,
AT PUH. ES KANU1NU 1'KOM IIIOTO Ilea
Til KSU MUST t.O THIS WEEK.
100 BOYS' VESTS
AT 25 OENTS.
I. nudum, hnee I'anU, 2&c., :;., Kv . ;jc , te
I1S
fhlldren s (,auze L'ndershtru, av. 2W? , Uc.
Men s liauie I. ndcrwear, 17c. te II. ee each
Trunks and Valises,
Olnb Bags and Carry iag Straps,
ALL AT BEDCtED BATES
MAM OTIIKIt BAltOAlNS
HIRSH ABROTBER'S
ONE-PRIOE
CLOTHING AND FDRNISHING HOUSE,
COIINXK NOUTII QURKN 1TUKTAND
ChNTIlK Sgt'AltE.
Stere clwcs every dayat6p. m. Saturdays
at 1 p m.
w
ILLtlAMSON A KOSTK1L
32 TO 38
East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
ire Selling
A VEUY QOOD
SOFT WOOL HAT FOR MEN
Fer lOe. Apioce.
Everyday Straw Hats
Fer 6 Oenta.
HOYS' DRESS STRAW HATS
Fer 26e. Eaeb.
SHOUT SLEEVES B1LBIUG0AN liN'DERSIIll.TS
Fer 25e. Eaeh.
Men's Fine Dress Straw llats
Fer 81.00.
A LARGE LOT OF NECKWEAR
Fer lOe. a Choice.
A Geed White Dress Shirt
Fer 38e.
AU SIzeb, or a Pair of thorn for 75e.
A GOOD LAUNDUIEl)
COLORED SHIRT
Fer 60c.
A Riveted Butten Heavy Duck Overall
Fer 60e,
A KlltBT-CLASS I1UTTON UAL
AND CONQUES3
DRESS SHOE,
IN DIirrKUKNT HTYLEB,
Fer 83,00 A Pair Fer Men.
A Geed A.aertment el
MEN'S SUITS
Fer 83.00 a Suit,
w"a x"r8nu w, Wor M lw' tmta 0I th0 Eults
kkw AvrmmrmmmrnHn.
7iini:wiusku:h.
.- instillation et
itBlled lii Th nniiitrV? ' S lm "0l
At UKlUAUT'S OLD WINK STOKK,
-- "' IC'HLAYMlH.Agt,
S MIMHt'lNIUtSK'niKKlNKHT
OALIFOnNIA DIIANDY
In t lie .Mai Uel.nl
11(11 1 II Kit's l.lutloltSleitK,
.J" UJi!!! ' "K "."'. Lancaster, l'a.
A 'wirlWV " AT.K Te-i.irr'i'Ai'Kit,
j . wired and wmiiMi.t , in.i,r.,i. i . ....J
... ,-a ..... ....... .
lOceuts.at """
IIUMLKY'S llltlld STOUK,
Ne. .Itl West King Street
ArA,fKM?.)"f ."YAH A IIKAITtTkh
ll clear tilled of ohelra Ne. 1 Havana, arn
aKar,.,'ia" '" lmen f n "'"" llSVanS
MAItKI.KVS, Veliew rrent"
( rermet.y lUHnttf1 iietlh 'lc 8treflt
AfAUKMlY'S ' Yhl.t.OW I-'KONT"
AVi, ciear niler Havana 5 rent Cigar I. nre.
I"-!' 'iVt'd by Binnkers tlin host In thi mirl
MAHKI.K.'H ".ollew front"
... ... Ne -21 North yuisen Streot
(lertuerly llartman'.)
ri.VNADA IIOKNKS.
I new lui.i in I'nilmd el UANADA IIOItRKS,
I Irst-Clas. Ileal y Draft Alie a Cailead til
Ohie iitul Kontueky Horttefl,
Hrt i lass Dilieni and Hemrs for Ocmeral
ruiin iMiii -in te lie sum ill private sale.
sold nt private sain.
UKOIUlK UKOSSMAN.
KVAN'S KI.OUH.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
AhvityH Uniform and Reliable
RUDI'CTIO.N !
Te ttiose lu want of n summer suit el
I lellies, t'aiilnloeulnirs or estlnKS can ave
money tiy rnlllitttat Itosensteln'alallonnK Tar Tar
lers, staw a (aeueral deduction has leeu inaile.
A Heed "luinmer surge suit fur 118, tHuimed
with I'liimee Mlk
v Mce LiiKlUhSerKeSull In lllue and Uiack
let IS"
i.'itant I'sntaloens for M.
l'ati'nt strnps ai l'.rlert Kllllrm.
A. II. HOsh.NSTKl.V, 37 Neilh Ulleen St
Qttl.VMlHA-THHI.irilAYiTeNiTYl
At i.USTS, J.I.
III r 111- I II K SKASON
OUIl l'A 11.1UN t'V iltl.K TO HOLD 1IIR
ilL'LIITtlltK.
llAUrlNllU I.OUANDK'S
Mexican Pavilion Combination.
iif?n.,..V,.,.,!Men ttl 2 ,,,, sl' lotenpo-po.lt-
(llil llellliiB Mm (Klteheutnwn I
Ih.i iMipular resort ferlaitu.. Adml.slen, 10c.
tV lyllslt
c
I;MtlI".'r,,K TKA A C'OKKKB
ji .t.i-ii KiviUH wy lue
" Four Llttle Mnida from Scheel."
IS IT ASt UONDKIt 1 AM OALLED
THE TEA & COFFEE MAN.
t-elllnu evriVV" pound! of CoIT'e in tss.1, te
say nottilUKef the larun amount of Teas I elit.
i Itt.-en earsiixpetlence In Ihn lea and CorTeo
iluslnr-it In Irelanil, si-etland and America ha
tauxht me te select the klml of goods the poepto
mint I ns lie Riiess mrk (as remn weuld-lra
tea and entire dealers de) In purchasing tbese
glHMlS
FORTY-FIVE CEMTS
-WILL lit Y
Four Pounds of Granulated Sugar
-AND-
One found uT I'tirhulrd l'teelsler (Jrade
orCelTec, nt my
TEA &. COFFEE STORE,
NO. 30 Wi3ST KINO STRBBr.
CLARKE !
THE OUIU1.VA1. TKA AND tOirEE MAN.
1' s. Ilrlnsr your rortlftcate te Clarke' and
get n ten cunt cakn of Meating Seap, sheet of
music and a beautiful can), froe
MAt'NAY'S TKA AND UOHKI.B
STOKK. Ne advantage taken of "llttle
mal.U from school ." It l cruel, a well as un
(rallant, to"gtve them away
Iiesiaes, thu pretty innocents ' have nothing
tn ae with the case" except te blush for the man
who would he e mean.
KOUIt I'Ol'MIS OKANULATED SUOAIt AN
ONK I'Ul'S'Der L'NllIVALKD KACKL-
SlOHOKADKer COI'rEK,
FOR 50CENTS.
40 CENTS WILL BUY
SAME IJfANTITY Of SUOAll AND ONE
I'OLND or
"CELKIIUATED COMHINATION " COr'rKE.
MACNAY'S
TEA AND COFFEE STORE,
NOS. IU A It; NOUTII I.UKKN 8T.
- Floating Seap Krco. Elnctrie Seap, Sheet
of Music and Cookery lloelcglvonaway.
Jyss-ltd
ULAHHWAiir.
rriOII ,: MAHTIN.
gkinaIall
REDUCTION
-IN-
PRICES
-or-
Glassware, &c.
Kiglit dnys of tlie forty of cut prices are
already geno, nnd se are many e the goods
placed en the Iiargaln Table. As oue line
is exhausted we place etlier articles en the
table. We will continue te de se until the
time is up, if it takes the entlre Bteck. "We
imagine some are saying " That they just
advirllse se, nnd when you want te buy
anything you must pay full price, or the
excuse is' just out.'" Well, you make a
test of this and convlnce yourself that we
nre doing what we aie advertising.
J)en't leso this opportunity for gettlng
Cheap Goods,
IipMBnin
15 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTEU, l'A,
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