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v Columbia, At 7. When the empleyes
-?4ttlM three fUbf nilllief Columbia went
Cvteaaetf!fcefer an advancement Intbelr
MuMteMmimnil with lhA rtrtesw. nsdil In
' tM mtedelphla mill, the heaters employed
' S.ta MM finishing department et the Coin in
'-' Mantling mill, did net go out These men
men
In sympathy with the strikers,
they would net leave their fur-
S i,'aaci
i wmimm hhhi miev fiau nuiacit
9 the customary notice. It is a rule In
jgt rtvlllns mills when an empleye quits work
ser mi wet kb noueo in iw given w iiiu uinn
agemenL The heater had given this notice
te the managers of the Columbia rolling mill
and ba1 Intended te work until te-day, but
they tna net Hnlstt the work or uie woek.
The hosters were waited en by a committee,
who requested the men te step work at once.
This, request has been compiled with.
JUtlfleiu Notes.
Rev. Wm. B. Ilrewne will occupy the
pulpit or the Presbyterian church en Sunday
monitor, and will continue te de se during
the absence of Iter. l.ly, the pastor. The
church will be closed In the evening.
The Second street Lutheran and United
Brethren churches will be closed te-morrow,
owing te the absence of their pastors.
Services will be held In the Trinity He He
tnreied church, en Sunday morning, when
Bev. N. J. Miller, or Lancaster, will efflclsta.
The church will be closed in the evening.
The usual Sunday services will be bold In
the Methodist Episcopal church.
The Church of Ged Is being painted and all
the expenses will be paid by the Ladies' Aid
society, of the church.
Death and Funerals.
"Mrsf Sarah Meuk, mother et Jehn A.
Moult, tlled at the real Jenee e! her son, in
West llenipfleld township, near Klerlnel
station, at an early hour this morning. De
ceased was In the tilth year of her age, and
the death was the result et consumption,
from which she had been suffering for the
past three years, ever one year et this time
being confined te her bed. The funeral will
take place en Monday morning.
The run oral et the late Jehn 15. Hedman
took place en Friday afternoon, at one
o'clock, and was very largely attended. The
ledges te which he belonged attended the
funeral of their late member in a body, and
numbered nearly two hundred.'
The remains of the late Mrs. Anna J.
Kutter, mother of Mrs. J, 11. Murphy, were
taken te Philadelphia at neon te-day, ler In
terment in that city.
The luiieral of the Infant child of Jacob
Deltz, living en Seuth Fourth street, will be
iiciu en eunuay aiiernoeu.
Cat Ilia Up.
A young boy named Geerge 'legler, lUlng
ou Terry street, was playing In 'Westerman's
butcher wagon, during Friday afternoon.
The lad tell from the wagon, striking his
lower lip upon a sharp stene with such force
that the lip v as cut entirely through. The
Injury was attended te by a physician, who
placed several stitches In the wound.
Town Notes.
The niombers of the Hed and dun club
spent a very pleasant day en Friday at Yerk
Furnace. The dtnner at Urey'a hotel was
greatly enjoyed.
Oeorge Uallacber, a tramp, was arrested en
Friday afternoon by Officer liardnele for
drnnkonness and disorderly conduct. The
man was In the river, when his clothing was
removed by some boys, and be walked about
Ihn Susquehanna rolling mill in a nude con.
dltlen. Squire Frank sent him te Jail fcr
live days.
The picnic te lie held at Penryn park en
next Saturday by Oen. Welsh Pest, J. A.
It , premises te be a very enjeyable affair.
S llllara Pilart bad a hearing before Squire
Frank en the chargoef felonious assault en
Elizabeth Kest, a girl of 13 years. He gave
ttall for a trial at court.
A picnic was held at the I'eint yesterday
liysouierc irHl folks.
The market of this morning was very
largely attended.
The Kecetered Team.
David L, Oarber, residing near Maytown,
Irem whose premises a horse and buggy
were stolen en Wednesday night, came te
this city this morning with J. Martin, his
hired man, te whom the herse belonged.
With Officer Iiarnheld they drove te McOov McOev McOov
eruvllle where they identified the team. The
buggy and harness were owned by Mr. Har Har
eor, When the thieves stele the team they
dreve It through a large Geld of growingceru,
and when it was recovered some pieces of
corn were found clinging te the running gears
or the vehicle. The team was abandoned at
McOevernvllle about 2 o'clock en Thursday
morning. It Is believed that the persons
who bad It liecatne frightened at the approach
of another team, when they stepped at the
tell-gate, and fled leaving the stolen property
behind.
Narrow JStcape from Death.
A young man named Ueorge Derwart,
driver or ene or the Reading railroad freight
wagons, had a narrow escape from death yes
terday. He leadod six cases of tobacco at the
wareheuse of Sklles it l'rey and In crossing
the gutter at the corner of Orange street and
rtianen aueywas jeueu irem me wagon.
lie fell under the wheels and one of them
passed ever his legs. Strange te relate no
bones were broken, but Mr. Derwart Is very
sere te-day and can scarcely move. This Is
the same point where young Kissinger met
bis death soine years age, under exactly
similar circumstances. With a heavy wagon
and a ten of tobacco en the wagon it is a
mystery hew he escaped with se slight In
Jut lea.
Secured a Csnadlau Patent.
Through W. It. Oerhart, patent solicitor,
Christian Bruckart, of Salunga, this county,
who had a patent issued te him a short time
since for his improved animal trap, has also
been granted a Canadian patent for the same
device, bearing date July setb, 1&8C, and
numbered lil.GOi The trap is particularly
effective by reason of the great strength et
the Jaws which grasp the animal, and or tbe
spring which operatos thorn, and because it
can be set equally well In eltber a vertical or
horizontal position, and operated by press
ing or pulling en the bait plata
Te Ge te Chicago and llack for WU SO.
The Philadelphia delegates te the Irish
National League convention In Chicago
August 18 and 10 have made a contract with
tne Pennsylvania railroad company, by
which that company agrees te take the dele
Kates and their friends te Chicago and re
turn at fl 1 SO each, and furnish a berth In
a Pullman sleeping car ler each person, go
ing and returning. It was agreed te Invite
delegates irem branches outslde the city who
desire te avail themselves or this rate te unite
with the Phlladephta delegation.
Lancaster branch Ne. CHI lias net yet
elected the delegates te which it Is entitled.
ICeplevln suit Settled.
The sherlfl yesterday served a writ or
replevin en Samuel Patterson, et ML Jey, te
get possession of a let of furniture which was
eUltned by Jacob K. Loraw, Geerge W.
msJTaer and B. Frank Gantz and which
rtwermen refused te surrender te tbem. Atter
IB arrival of the sherltt the suit was amicably
arranged. J
MaUcleua Trespau.
AdauiIIuber has been prosecuted before
Alderman Fordney ter malicious trespass.
The allegation is that he and ethers whesa
names have net yet been ledTirlirTaiS
en the property of th8 LantM' Ptacaterhd
association and fished In the pond with net!
The case will be disposed of en next H?t, r"
day even ng at 7 o'clock. ne" Batur-
f Ne Action Taken.
' The finanee commlttee met last evening
H "" , teadjnstthe accounts of ex-Solicitor Jehn.
V .eountet tbe absence of City Solicller Car.
' "? no cUen WM " by tbe com-
Attending Convention,
M. V. & Keller, IL It. Breneman and M
'Wtrfc '" UU ner&xn for Heading;
-. .u miei iteju uus city te tee
LiHTwrTwT?; 71 ,. r"" or yyar
v m nm vi x 9aajij$3Ut,
vrr ten thkik ruturitiA.
Where Ijinctrini Are Itecnperatlng In ttie
Heated suiumer Season,
Jehn Craig, Iho accommeilatlng porter at
the Pennsylvania railroad station In this
city, has with his wile, gene te Klgby M. K.
weeds meeting, below Peach Bettem, for the
double purpose of recreation Hnil n renewal
of bis religious vows.
David Balr, wife and son left Laneater
this morning ter a three weeks' lour through
the Cumberland and Shenandoah vallejs.
They will take In the Carllsle Indian school,
Gettysburg, Luray, the Natural Bridge and
ether interesting points en route.
Wm. B. Strlne, of the iNTKM.itiGNCKn
Ollce, lento-day en the Seashore Kxpress,
f.ir n few davs' launt among his Chtwter
county friends. Tney are legion.
Helen uassier anu .iary ihmjip, m
Helland, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. A. E. Moere spent the past week In
New Helland.
Jehn A. MumniA, et the New Helland
CCfirfen, Is spending a low days In town
among his friends.
Mr. Harry II. Hletcher went en atlueivday
pleasure trip te Steelton.
Mrs. Mary Beyer and children, Lucy and
Panl, and Mrs. Daniel Houder, or Headtil?
are en a vMt te relatives in Lancaster county.
James II. Mlller, el Heading, is visiting
friends In Lancaster county.
Mrs. William Wels, or Heading, Issnjourn Issnjeurn
Ing near LUII7.
F.phratm Phillips, of Heading, Is spending
a few dars In Lancaster.
The Falrplay association, or Heading, n hlch
went into camp at Denver, this county, en
Monday, are having a ery geed time. They
had an Indian war dance en Wednesday.
II. It. Shenk and H. Tltrany are at Potts Potts
ten n.
Mr'. C. F. Terrell and family, of New
Orleans, w he hsve lieen spending the Bum
mer with Dr. K. B. Ilyusand family. In this
city, have left for their old home in Franklin
county, Pa. Mr. Ilyus,who Is a sister of Mrs.
Terrell, accompanied them.
Kdnaid Kbermsn, wife and seu, and Mr.
James H. Patterson and daughter, have gene
te Atlantic City.
Bev. J. M. 7ltr.9l. D.D., will preach in the
Christ Hetermed church, Altoeua, te-morrow
morning and evenlng.
Geerge and William Caliler lert te-dav te
Jein the Kalnkera camping clult, near Pert
Deposit, Maryland.
JliXllMM -er.i.
Yeung Ijtillea thu Are UihkI Walkrre TelR
of a New lUnk In the Horeuch.
M.VNHKIM, Aug. 7. The Mexican Pavilion
company arrived In town yesterday and per
formed te n small audlonce In the afternoon.
The evening attendance was large.
A large number or persons left this morn
ing en the excursion te Calypso Island,
where tbe Cheral societies or Ltncnster and
Lebanon counties held a reunion.
Four young ladles, Misses Sidle and -Susie
Arndt, I'.lla Kline and Laura Dellaven re
turned by train from ML Jey last evening
The day previous they walked from Man
helm te ML Jey. The exercise was Imlgor Imlger
atlng and they report a delightful time.
Three hundred persons from this place
attended the Miennercher picnic at Peuryn
last Monday.
The Citizen's band gave the tlrst of a series
el open air concerts en Market Square last
Saturday evening, mid was largely attended.
The selections were finely rondered, and the
band deserves great credit and many thanks
for thus willingly entertaining the citizens.
It is rumored a new bank will be started In
this borough. Location en Market Square.
Banker wait a Tew days.
Next week extensive repairs will be com
menced at SL Paul's Helermed church. A
large pulpit recess 14xS root, will be built, the
choir gallery remeved and a choir platform
erected, circular pews and new walnut pul
pit furniture placed In the church ; the walls
will be frescoed In oil, and the entire church
carpeted. Gothic windows with rolled ca
thedral stained glass, will take the place of
the present square ones. The windows of
the auditorium will be memorial. This work
will be pushed forward rapidly during the
pastor's vacatieu, and when completed the
Hetermed congregation will have one of the
most beautiful churches In Lancaster county.
Rev. T. O. Stem, or Kasten, a former pastor,
will preach In the Hetermed church, this
borough, te-morrow (Sunday) evening.
The '.ate llanlel McLaughlin.
Daniel Mclaughlin, whose death en I'rl
diy has been already announced, was born
In Big Dam, Lebanon county, his father be
ing a rallraul and canal contractor. When
17 years of age he served an apprenticeship
at carpentering In Lebanon, wbore he re
mained until his 13d vear. Then he rainn tn
Ltncaster and assisted In the construction or
ine court Heuse. He superintended the oroc eroc orec
tlon or the Franklin and Marshall buildings
snertlv afterwards. He was married te Mar
garet Selling, February 11, liIO. While the
deceased had been lu bad health since May,
1S5, his end was net looked ter yesterday.
In the morning lie was taken with vomiting,
which was partially relieved. In the after
noon he get out or bed te go te an adjoining
room, when he loll in the middle or Uie fleer,
expiring a few minutes afterward. The de
ceased was in his out year. His funeral will
take place irem HL Mary's Catholic church
en Monday at U a. in. ; lutermeut at SL
Mary's ceiuetery.
A uurteu Old llutten.
from tte lUitdlng Eagle,
I'sac llordenhat, whose postellico Is Bow Bew
mansvllle, was In Heading and exhibited at
the JZigle olllce a relle In the shape of a Rev
olutienary uuiien worn by one et Gen.
Washington's seldiers. It is of thin brass,
lf inches In dlameter, and contains In large
capitals en the Tue et it, G. W. Abeve this
are the w erds, " long llve the president," The
button, in geed nute or preservation, was
round in an old stene house In Brecknock
township, Lincaster county, which was tern
down. The house was 12.") years old and was
owned by an old He olutlenary soldier named
Mesiner. Mr. Berdenbat has a silver dollar
et 1703, another or 17P9 and a cepper peunv
dated 1730. ' ' J
the Hleainer (Terra Safe.
The steamer State et Alabama reports that
en August -1 sbe spoke the steamer Werra
with her hhatt broken and In tow or a Mon
arch line steamer making for Bosten harbor.
She reported all well ou heard.
Ilosie.v, Aug. 0. The overdue steamship
Werra Irem Bremen, July 21, has arrived
here In tow et a Monarch Hue steamer. She
will land her passengers about neon te-day.
The hteanmblp enetian, or the Leyiand
line, was the vessel that brought the
)" Inte pert, and net a steamer
or the Monarch line as at first reported. In
an interview with one of Werra's passen
gers it was learned that during very heavy
weather en tbe night of July 30, the steam
ship broke her sbalt and lest her propeller.
Next day she was taken In tow by the
Venetian.
Illg Time cm the Wel.n Mountain Te-.Murruir
Frem Urn New Helland Clarien,
The corner-stone or the Welsh mountain
chapel, te be erected near tue Hand Beards,
Is te be laid Sunday altorneon, the services
te begin 2:10 p. m. Addresses are oxpected
t be made by the following well-known
gentlemen : Hev. Calvin W. Stewart, D. I)
Hev. C. Hlemeusnyder, Marriet Uresius, esq.
and Hen. Jehn II. Landls. There will also
be interesting exercises by the Sunday school.
Ligament Nurtured.
Walter, youugest son or Alderman Barr,
while playing yesterday altorneon, foil irem
a sued and ruptured the ligaments or the
right arm. He will be disabled ler the next
ten days. Dr. Albright attended te the In.
Juredarm.
It was found necessary te amputate the
mlJdle and third linger, and the tip of the
little finger. The amputation was dene by
Dr. If uebner.
Letters Held.
Letters address te IUvId Hoshower, Bare Bare
vllle, and Lizzie Jones, New Provldence,
Lancaster county, Fa., are held at the Ijiii.
caster postelllce ler postage.
Arretted for Forgery.
.Hu.v. ... ..wi.. ,1(M HIIMWU 111 IhOilultli;
yesterday en a warrant Issued by Alderman
u.Muujr i-unigiug uiui wiin lergery. ite
was brought te tbu city last night, and as he
could net furnish ball was committed te Jail
ler a hearing. J
llroke a 1Mb.
Andrew Evans, of Kohrerstewn, while at
work en a new building at Ne. 410 North
broken!11'' ,eU &nd ha en80f Us rlta
Ceugreuiuan llltxtsnd Keine.
Congressman Jehn A. Illestand arrived
2
AS ADHOIT 1.AHVBXT.
A Careteu Maiket Man I.ees Thirl Mullen
An Artlttlc Manner.
This morning an adroit thief stote a pocket
book containing aleut J.1lrem Mr. Abraham
Strlckler, an attendant at the Northern
market The market was nearly eer, and
Mr. Strlckler counted out the money from
the drawer In blsmarket stand and placed It
In his money purse, laying the purse upon
the stand Instead of placing It in his pocket.
Mr. StrlcKler turned tits head for n moment
te attend te some ether matters and w hen he
came te leek ter Ills purse It was gene. An
adroit thief had taken It. There Is no clue te
the tliler.
An Important KJertiueiit Suit.
J. Hay Brown, attorney rer Frederick K
Helse, te-day entered an ejectment suit in the
court of common pleas against Aietauuer .m.
Wilsen. The property ler which suit Is
brought Is a let et ground en North Third
street, between Chestnut and Walnnt, In the
borough or Columbia. I'lalntlfl claims te
have an Interest lu this and many ether
properties in Columbia that originally
belonged te the Helse estate, and the aboe
suit is entered te have his rights tested.
The steelten l'icnlc at I'cnrjn.
Owing te the threatening weather el the
morning and the rain Intervals all day the pic
nic or the empleyes or the great steel and
Iren works et Steelton, booked rer
Penryn park te-day, was net as large
as had been anticipated. Neverthless
about tw only carloads et people, mere than a
thousand ln"all, came down the Lebanon Val
ley rallrevl and te the park this morning.
Despite the rain they hae been havings
geed time, IxxiUng, swinging, lunching, and
engaging In all the amusements of this popu
lar reserL
lltctlrnt nil lint t'helpt.
Les no v, Aug. 7. Lord Iddleslelgti, the
new minister of foreign affairs, te-day
officially received all the various foreign
diplomats with the exceptien or Cnited States
MlnNter Phelps, who Is out or the city ou a
visit te the Bight Hen. Geerge J. tienheu at
the latter's residence lu the country.
Slitjr-three ltletera Sentenced.
Bni ssKt.s, Aug 7. The trial of fl rioters
charged with pillaging Solielmenl Abbey
during the late riots nt Charlerel, was con
cluded at that place yesterday, and the court
sentenced the prleners te terms el Imprison
ment varying trem twoweeKs te five years.
The l'rlneners Cheered.
Glasoew, Aug. 7. Sir. of the rebellious
crofters en the Island or Tiree, were landed
at Obar te-day, under arrest and hand
cuffed. The populace cheered the prisoners
aud hooted etcry mention of the name of
the Duke of Argyll.
Sudden Death.
Michael Oess, efl'equea tennship, aged K)
years, died en Friday. Heart disease is sup
posed te have caused his death. In early
life he was a farmer, but for a number of
j ears he has lived retired. He was a
widower for imny years. Ills funeral will
Uke place en Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
FlDgers Iladly Lacerated.
Miss Ida Griffith! sustained serious inju
ries this morning shortly before neon In the
card room or Ne. 2 cotton mill. She had her
left hand caught in the speeder and the four
fingers or it terribly lacerated. A cab was
hastily summoned, and alter being taken
home she w as attended by a phj slclan.
llnme en a Short Milt.
Geergo Goedh.irt.or Deris' circus,ls at home
en a llylng vislL Helen his car at Orange,
New Jersey, and will meet It again at Leng
Branch en Monday.
wnalllTK VHUHAItlLlTlMt.
CWashinotew, D. C, Aug. 7. Krr
Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer
sey, local rains followed by fair
weather, northeasterly winds becoming
nertherly; no decided change in tempera
ture. Combined Crunch Ktctinlen.
Combined Church Cheap Kxcurslen te Ocean
Greve, Lena lintncli, -New lerlc andleney
Iilanil, en H cdnesauy, Aug IS lieund trip
tickets te Ocean Gretu and lenjr lirancb, geed
for six days only 13 W. lieund trip tickets te
N'e- lert and Ceney Island, geed for three
day, only ft.10. Special through train leaver
Lancaster, King street, nt G a. in. ; Manhelm,
6 13 j Lltltr, t, ij i Kphrat.i, 7 05. li't cheap, t.e.
ou psy your money and Uke your choice. The
last cheap ene. I or limber particular ee small
circulars at all stations. a3.S,te,I4,ir..i:.Utr
Clear the Wny
Ter the escape from the system of Hi wiute and
debrt, which. If retained, would vltlate the
bodily fluids and overthrew health. Thatlui
pertnnt channel of exit, the bowels, may be kept
permanently tree from obstructions by using
the non griping, gently acting and agreeable
cathartic, Hostetter's stomach Hitters, which
net only llburutes Impurities, but Invtgeralis
the llplng of the Inli'stlnal canal, when weak
ened by constipation or the unvlui use of violent
purgatlvei. The stomach, ller and urinary
organs nre !lkuwle reinforced and nreuwd te
healthful uctlnn by this benellcent tonic and
corrective, and every organ, nucr. muscle and
nerve experiences a share of Its Invigorating In
fluence Unobjectionable in rlaver, u most
genial and wholesome medicinal ktlmulant, and
owing Its eltlcicy tobntunlceurc.seclulvey,
It U the remedy bett adapted te household u-e,
en account et its afety, wide scope and speedy
action. augSielJ
DBA TUB.
McI.ireHLiv In this city, en the Mh Inst ,
Uanlil McLaughlin, In theklst year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family also,
St. Honiara's Society and Lancaster lla'nntr lla'nntr
cher are respectfully invited te attend the
funeral, from his late residence, Ne 210
Kast Walnut street, en .Monday morning
at 9 o'clock. High Mass at SL Sfary's Church
Interment atst Mary's cemetery.
(Lebanon panels please copy ) au7 ltd
DC-clap Angust 7. ISpn, Willie O., son of A
J. nml Lydla h. Uunlap, In his th month
Iho relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
his parents' residence. He. 27 Kast King strecL
en Monday afternoon at 'o'clock. Interment at
Lancaster cemetery. ltd'
aAUKETH.
fhlUulelphU I'roeace Markev
I'RiLiDBLrnii. Ang. 7 Fleur Market
nVet. Bales of 8fO barrels t Minn, baken.
H.VS3I T5s l'eiina. family at H 75a I t Western
at W uJ 1 15 s Talents. H .VMJ5 (O.
Itye dour dull at S3 3U3 Je.
1 p. in., call Wheat Aug , IflJict SepL.
SlKc t OCL, KXc; Nev.. tr.Kc ' '
corn Aug., iSc; Sept., 4'jJc ; Oct., SOJic; Nev.,
SU4c
tjiU-Aug, 15'ic.: SepL, Xc; OcL, 3JKe;
r, e v , 33c.
Mew Tors frednce Market,
j, f ."w y.0'-- 7 Fleur market steady but
dnll t lne. II iuqi nj; superfine, M 3a3 out
Common te (-oed Kxtra Western, 7(ifl3US
City Mill Kxtras, l DOflt CI for West Indies:
Minn. Kxtra, r.'aetJS 00; Kxtra Ne. S. ti 6SQ3 81.
Wheat Ne. 1 KeU stale en snot, UlijvJle : Ne. 1
White, state. Mc j Ne. Ne. 2 Hcd, W Inter.Aug ,
Mc ; SepL, tHie
Cern Ne. i Mixed, cash, KXc f Aug., Seic ;
Sept., &Uc.
uau Ne. 1 White State, spot, 47c; Ne. 5, de
tewc.
Kyedull.
Barley nominal.
1'erkdr.ll t New Mess, 111 B7XQU VM.
Lard-ttepL, 7 IS; Oct.,iiai.
Molasses quiet; lTKc. ler CO test boiling
stock t l'ertu Itlce, 30Q3SC
Turpentine dull at ii)c
Ueetn quiet t stralnea te geed, II rtll tKH.
fetreluum dull i ruHned In eus, Ska
rrelghtsdull t grain te Llverioel, 3V0.
llutler Market quitt i New Western
Cruamery. HKQ-'W.
Cheese dull; Western Choice, 71f07Kc
KggSHtcudyt Suite, HXailXci nVsleni. 13
sugar market dull t ltenned cntleaf, (ik-ic
tJOXc Granulated, i..;c. "
Tallew dull t prluiu city, 3 lS-lCc.
Uotfee quint ; fair cargoes at WHO.
Uleestuudvt Carolina and Iulslans, common
tefuir, 3Ka0 Kungen, iQlXc.
Lire stock Market.
Cnitui
no, Aug. C-The footers' Journal reiterta :
Keculpts, 4,M) heed, shlnments, S.Vje;
BtlictUe; shipping stters, !fil te 1,M! Ds..
LSI lis e rm L- u unit Im.rf ,. . k ims-.im .."
Cattle-
murlmt
J H'Q'i HM steckera and leeders, ri i8ft3 50 t
ixins, uuiis hiiii u.iAvu, ,i .muj m, ; IJUIV, f J fiUiff
3 ci threughlexans cuttlostiengor turns, IJ jj
Q-! CO steers, 1 WQ3 W.
lings Itecelpu, ln.uoe headt shipments.
4.&UU) market geed; leugh and 111 1 1 nd, ft 154
4 73 1 pecking and shipping, IIT'OJIC, light.
HnaiiJtsklps.1750L 6 "
Sbeei tluuupu, lJ.uuu headt shipments, i:
the market was steady ; natives, ri Utfj
4 -iit Western, II U3S 60; Texan s, lVJ03uu.
Lambs, It eueSJS.
Kast Lisibtt Cattle receipts, 19 heed;
shipments, 1'J market nothing dclug j no
shipments te New Yerk.
flogs receipts, axu head shipments, 1,500;
market slew i Phllaaelphtas, 15 euQS ou t
Yorkers, II 75QIHC; grussers and common
Yorks, It 25(J W. BhipuienU te New Yerk, 1
ranuaue.
n recelnts. Lad 'head shlnments. lmil t
market Arm t prime, S4 Seat lO; fair te geed, S3 50
ft i wvuituvv, f 4 wyrs w iuuui,j xeff i ou.
ChloMe Market.
CsttiAoe, Aug., 7,9 30a. tn. Market opened I
Wheat Aug., 550 ) Pept., 5(i'c i OcL, 70
Nev., sese.
Cern Atic, 43e; Sept, 4l4C( Oct, 41c i
Nev, 4.V.
Osw-Aiig , S;;c ; Sept., !Sitc : Oct , I'HOSc.
fork sepu, i5 t OcL, fifiSfls O
I.arl-8ept,i:ni.
ttlb-sept.,rt'n.
ouwise.
W heat Aug , 7!Hc ; Sept., 7,r Oct , 7Ce t
Nev , sic
Cem August, 4tc; Sept, li,UHV OcL,
iSJfWtSV
Oats Atig S'Jic t Sept , J'c , Oct.
SiltftM'fc.
Cerk-Aiig., . CJ; Sept.. " T Oct,
11 H
fjird-Aug Stl WX; SepL, ,t 0TS. OcU t'f-5.
ltlba-Aiig., . ai t aepL, sti imi, . uct , fri 15
Dram and rrestslnns
rurulshed by S. K. YundL Itreker.
Ciucxue, Aug 7,1 o'clock p. tn.
WheaL Cem. Oats. Perk. Lard.
August 7.V.J 43ti 77r
September TB'J 4l; vi u "t B 'ijii
tcteler 7s 4sU J)lj n sj (.10
Nnvvtuuer fn 4'AJ
L.V.1UL'CI1 ..,. .E.,',, .... ....
Itecelpu. Car ImiU.
Winter Wheat
Spring Wheat
Cern
Oats
Kye
Barley ,
Oil City
CruaeOtl R2H
Head.
Uecelpts-llegs ;,n
Closing l'rtcs 2 o'clock p it .
n ntau uern. iwip, i-erx. ijtni
AugusL TW, 41 ; 9 Rt 6 'fJS
septvmlwr. ', 41V, . -i is i. stvj
October T 4VS, 2K; m t, t A
November . .. 'J
December ?l'a
OU City
Crude Oil iW
rtew Yerk stecss.
Nsw eix, Aug. I. Wall streeL I JO p. rn.
Meney easy at "W per cent- fnndgn ox ex
change qutet at It 84HB' xJ ! Governments
flrin t Currency 's, ll bid ; 4's cenps. I12T
bid ; 4,Vs 1111,', hid.
The stock market this morning opened Irrcg
far and dull, but during the last haUef the first first
uheur there was a geed buying for foreign ac
count, which resulted In an advance of i; te 1
per cenL The market has since been dull nnd
featureless, bnt prices hae bten fully main
tallied except tn the case et consolidated gas
stocks, which decltned Hi per cenL
Stock atitrkeu.
Quotation by Keed, UcUrann A Ce , bankers,
Lancaster, I'a.
KIW VOKK LIST. 11 II M In.
Canads l'acinc r.7, fiT', 7ti
a c. c. i ms hit; cue
Cel. CaU , ,bi,S .11
Central recinc it? u 4IJ
Canada Southern n.W tn n,w
Chi., 8L L. 1'gh. '.. ..
Denver A ttletlrxndn SIN "'
Del .Lack. A Wet tern )i, 13IJ, 1
rle sa M. 33J
KrieSd "n lt "':
Sew Jersey Central i5W 5Mi Sfti.
K. AT s: an? 3V,
Leu. AN 4iV, iii', ,-,(
Lake Shere yi
Michigan Central -i,
Mlurt raclnc .... Iifi
Northera 1'aclOc iM4 . ',
N. 1. Fret &. nt, (,i,
N. W H5t; m mi'
New erk Central ill ill new
East lenn Cem t.v; fii r.,
Omaha . ... !, tt tK,
Oregon Trans 8tli 3P, a
OntAiieA Wejtetn in?
recinc Mall 6,-u ;.-. t.;v
Kechester A l'ltueurg .
SL Paul iii; u,i' jt
Texas Pacific iy; iv. n'u
Union I'acinc M, 5r-
Wabash Common n i4 lit,
Wabash lTeiened -, si 3!,
Western Union Telegraph.. 7, uk 67
Westshore lml, livp; m
rHtLADSL?Bt LIST.
Lehigh Valley .s rs fc
K., N. Y. A l'blla lu te n'
I'enntylvarta t,;tj iau ?
Bending iss, ltti u l-lil
Lehigh NavtgatieJ 5;; W, .M:
llestenvllle jj
rhlladclphla A Krle ijr
Northern Cent
People's i'asaenger
B'd'g Uen'U M'tg's 6. ieii,
OU IMS, (.'., til
SKW ADrKKTJSKMKXTS.
TJAK1NO hOWDKH.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS pewder never vanes, a marvel of purity,
strength and wholeseuieness. More eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition vltb the multitude el low
tesL short weight, oluen or pheepliate pewders.
otetcl only in earn. KeriL lUiins 1'ewusaCa,
101 Wall StrenL New Yerk rnav5Mvdw
SO?t Ill'YH TIIK I1KST Si:COND
J drade Bene Phosphate In the market.
Analysis much higher than any of like price.
I'hesphatu Acid, lu per tent, HniineriU, ;U per
cent: potash, 2 per cent, hairs Increasing ery
fast en these goods.
lHKLA.SCASTKitCllKltlt.AL CO. Limited.
aug71wdtl4tw
c
UIliD'SCAKRIAfiK FOR .S.VLH. Al'
ply at Ne lis North HnWestreeL ltd
WANTED. A DINING-ROOM (1IKI,.
Apply at the KeunUln Inn, Seuth tJnran
strecL ii(t
W1JEN PLANTING WHEAT, IF VOU
will use from 9w te S00 pounds of Itlslng
Eun llone Phosphate you will have an Increase
yield of lour te Mx bushels, which will mere
than pay for the l'hrwphate, with u large crop
of straw free, says an old farmer who has ustd
Phosphate for eight years
TltK LANCASTKlt CIIKMKAL CO, Limited.
Fersale by Agentserut the Works
WANTED-AGOOD GIRL IN A SMAlX
family for general housework , geed re
commendations required, t nil at
ltd 3J .SOUTH SilfffKN STKKKT.
LUNCH I LUNCH !
Chicken Cern Soup tonight at Columbia
Uarden, Ne en Seuth Queen atit eL Sprenger's
Lager fleer en tap.
It PKTKIt. LOTi, Prep.
O THOSE WHO HAVE NOT YRT
TltlKI) OUlt
ltlSl.S'O SUN BONE I'llOSlMIATK.
We ask that a fslr trial be made of Has a wheat
grower, which will convince you that you can
net afford te sew without IL
TilK LANCASTKlt CHK5IICAL CO , Limited.
Price lower than any high grade fertilizer.
UNCH.
Chicken Cern Soup this evening at the SL
Charles Hetel, Ne. 14 East Chestnut sin rt.
If (JKOKOK f-LOin.l'rep.
Attention, m.i:nnp:rcher I
The members of the Lancaster Mienner
cherare requested te meet at their hall en Men
day morning, AugustDtb, at 8 o'clock, sharp, te
attend the funeral of their late member, Daniel
McLaughlin. HKNKY SCHMlTT,
ltd Secretary.
THE F1NK8T GRADE of pure ANI
MAL Hene (ground) ler fertilizing Is madu
by the LA.SCAHrj.lt CUKMICAL CO , llinlted.
All kinds of Phosphate and Chemicals et the
best grades and lowest prices
w
ANTED AGENTS WITH SMALL
capital. We have something new. nnrisir.
large profits, special 30 day etrer, wttte at ence
KMl'litK CO , iuil Lttnal SL, N. Y. ed Smoed
LAM SOUP LUNCH THIS EVENING
nt itahter's Kagle Hetel, North Queen and
Orange streets, llecbester and Kleker's Heer en
tap. A. C, It AUTKIt.
ltd l'roprletor.
rpUK UIUHEHT GRADE OF T)TS
-a. selvki) beuth Carolina iteck, or Acid
Phosphate, In quantities from 1 te 1UU tens, at;
Si!
ucb MJiuik uaiiivuimuivuvsn uuriiiimiea.
IK LANCAS1KU CUKMICAL CO., Limited.
CHICKEN CORN SOUP LUNCH THIS
evening at the 1'enn Square Itestaurant
(under limit's llulldlng). Ojsters, clams and
Crabs In every stvle.
ltd U. W. BCIIKKTX, Proprietor
ROASTED GROUNDHOG AND SAL ER
Kraut this eveulng. lilcker. New Yerk
and Knai.p'a liver, Iceculd, en draught, at the
Merrman Heuse, Ne. 214 West King street.
ltd WM. UKUif, Proprietor.
S1 OOO .fJALAUY ,r AGENTM.
P.yjKjyj Address at ence,
UU. SCOTT'S KLKCTltlO QOODS.
-u . We. Blj ilreadway, New Yerk.
The Only Genuine. apa smdeea
-1 Q TO 15 PER CENT. ACID PHOSP
Itl I'll ATK or Dissolved Seuth Carel Ina lleclc
In '.WO pound bags, lntbe best drilllngcondltlen
for sale at our works at from 17 te t M per ten.
The LANCASTKlt CHEMICAL CO., Llwtled,
wjrir AnritnTiHKMitirTti.
D
R. W.1I. hOn'KU,
IIKNTlVI
tlnidusle et the University i MAT) land
Dr, K. K. eutig, .Se. s KsstOmuge ettwt.
ter, l'a. lull-imwAtti
it, with
i. itn.
tdetsl
NeTicr.
. i.'1!' .'' hereby git en Ihst the firm et
,'MJ'",ABhtiluterlsdlsolcaiiyHie death of
A. W ltiisil. All persons Indebted te the tlrm
are requested tninake ImiiKHtlatn payment, and
these having claims or demands ngslnst the
same will pirsent them w Itheut delay rer settlr
iiient tethniimlerslgiHul, sun t lug partner, nt
Ne. 1." Kast king street.
OhOIIOK -Slltll.MVKIt.
Surviving Partner
TSatITnTS 1 PATENTS '
WM. R. GERHART,
Solicller of Pitli'iils,
.Se 31 SOUTH III UKST. (Id Fleer Ornnl Hall),
Nettoleurt llense, Lancaster, l'a.
1 hae had ever ctcn years' oiperlcnre lu
practicing tiefurn the Patent Ottlce, and glsn
lremnt iH'tenul attentleu te alt cases placed lu
iny chargtt. All my business Is transacted dl
reetly with the Patent iittlce thus melding the
delny occasioned bt tnMne fi. ! ih i"irti
srrend hands 1 fnite ' i ' i' ' " -
Issued liy the United xtuli"., i i an u le
thelnsH'CHn et Inxeuters Nm titrm- for con
sultntleit oriidlreiiste the pitinlablllt of lu
cntlens eiTlwd
XpT.RSA RM'lireN.
GOOD CLOTHING
LOW PRICES.
I'RICVS THIT AKS
rtUKS T1IXT SUI.
Mens' Suits ' etv
,10 CO
$110.1
titce
, I Sl
115 tl)
tia.ee
Itste
f.MOJ
Mens Cheviot snltf.
110 1
rre
Mens" Cassltnere Suits,
ll.'tw Hi-re.
Mens" Cassluiere Suits,'
I 0.i. Were.
-Mens'lerkserew hulls
III ii. iter,"
Mens' Corkscrew Suits
113 W. t ere.
Mens' Corkscrew Sull '
tltxe Weie
Mens' Corkscrew Snl's
tlii Were
1 his Is our dullest sessen et all the
) ear, and we want te rid eurseliesnt
all Summer tloel, n would rather
BUe away the pretlt than te rarry
them until net Mimmcr that time
must find us w Ith it N KS and t KKslI
STOCK All our goods have been re
duced In like proportion If ou am
doubtful nbinit the-e reductions a
leek at the (,exts and Prices will con
Time you
MYERS & IUTHF0N,
NO. 13 BAST KINO BTIlHHr.
LANCASTKlt. PA.
OPWIAL ATril MTIO.NS
-r mi.-
HEW YORK STOEE.
l,f"lUUIH.VKH t Vl.tCOES,
hlrgtnt Design, In nil the Latest Celmlngs.
KlNKSATl.SK l'llIMs-tinly ftc.a tard.
One t.et Yard t lde, UN K PItt.S'TKIl LAW .SS,
Ac. a .ird : Kedurtd trTrrrt?x"
One Let Kxtra (Juallt)
CltlS HLKDSKhUlt LhKltS, lc a Yard;
1 ormei Price, ire.
4'Hnch 1'l.S SIltll'Ll) UlltSS t,OOHS lledured
ler ft aid.
1U3 llcjen Perfect filling (,KS l'S U.S I.AU.S.
DltlKDSUIUTS, tee. Kach. Werth lie.
OSKCSKHKA I.INK.N'IOWLLNJMnches
Wide, 41 Inches Leng, iOc. Per Pair.
Thiwe goeils cmnet be bought of the maim
ftctururutthls pilie
Ourewn Importation of line Deuble Hitnesk
llleached (.KKSIA.S 1A1II.K f.l.S'l NS,
7Sc. a Yard ; U sillily Sold at II (n.
Hee. 6, 8 Ss 10 Kant Sing St.,
LANCAS'lKlt. PA
J.
I!. MARTIN .t CO.
DRESS SILKS!
New Silks arriving every day, and this
department Is filled with u Cholce Stock
at the Lewest Prices.
BLACK SILKS!
Oulnet's Illark Silks are acknowledged
te be the best silks manufactured In the
world, and every yard Is warranted. W a
have a special number that Is marked
II ue ; actual value of the same Is II 'A
Other n limbers or Uulnet's black silks
we have at 75c , 9Jc., II 10, 11.25, i &i and
ti 00 a yard.
COLORED DRESS SILKS.
In the Spring Shades at 4 cent it
yard; ene of superior qiullty for Iho
money. Cempleu, liiu-s l Colored Silks
at Mie , 75c. and f t U) u yard.
SURAH DRESS SILKS,
That we nre selling ut 8"Xc ayatdnre
lielng sold elsewhere at II u u yard. All
the Newest Shades. A lllack nurah Silk
lerently purchased Is of un extra width
and quality fet 11.00 a yard.
J. B. MARTIN & GO.,
Cor. West Jftng & FrlnctVSt,
Opposlte iUvens IIeum.) lamuaitbk, r)
KKW AltrKHTtSMMMIttt.
JOI'RNING GOODH.
HAGER &
MOURNING GOODS
PHostley's Dlnek Silk Warp Henriettas, Black
Oaahmore, Olarotte Oleth, Etlmlne Oleth, FrlneUta
Oleth, Nun's Veiling and Camel's Hair; Oeurtaud'a
Orape and Nun's Veiling for Vests ; Black Thibet
Leng and Square Shawl?.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Neg. 25 and 27 West King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
a iv ir JrnnKjcwr.
l MM'.IRV ANOSUKRRY WINKS.
1 inlatfe, I7U, 1-HH1, IsH Wit, ly.T, lstl, ISTn,
AUtKtll VUT'SUl.tl W1NK8TOHK,
II. K. SI.AMlAKKIt, ARt
PI.A YINtl CARDS AT te, 10e. AND 15c.
per deck. I'tnn tllll Kdue l'layltitf Cants,
!ic.l',.r.,,.',0,'. ll'.tl'lll'SCltlAltSrtVllK.
felilS-W Astfd Ne. nt Kast Kln StreeL
AANTKU-TKNailTi'iUJR.s'TO nftT
IT Smnll-lrt'iiches. Apply tn
,.. .. H.CLAMAS,
' Ne 416 Middle street
f;j(OI Ql'AMTY TOII.KT 1'Al'KR,
v" " trvd and rapped, tnpacksef'SU sheets,
ten cents ft pack, nt
lIUriLKVS DltUtJ STOHK.
Ne. au West Kin Street.
A
s Minm-iNi: usr.TUK finest
CALIFORNIA BRANDY
In the Maiket, nt
KOllUMt t l.lOUOIt SIOIIK,
31 CftM'llfc syu KK, Lancaster, l'a.
VOI'ICli " "
Xi My wlfe, Mary U hlte. left iny bed and
bennl without lust cause. All persons are for.
bidden te plve her anj credit en my account, as
i tiunoieo rtviponsiiiie ter any ueiils that sne
may centnet
ftURl.-Jtil
JtHI.N trilITK.
HKAlrilY, DKI.U'IOl'S AN I) RK
freshliiK. What 1 Iver's Iloel lUer.
The ltest Summer Ilrlnk. A bottle that will
make nve gallons el this delicious drink Is sold
ler a cents, by
COCIIUAN.TItK DlilHIUIST,
Al Nes it? . 1I North (Juren St , Lancaster, l'a.
nuns lyt-edll
Qrr RKWARI)
4J'-'V TO llll 1MT
le au person tint can ilndafliier
Het Lunch, ettetsble Soup, than that served at
lllsslnfrer's Jl uier hotel Ttl N I01IT, Nen. 517 and
'219 West hlnirsUwt, op;eslte fjtncaster IHuk.
itelkcr's H elner, acker's Kxpert Ucer drawn
f mm the keg. Come early. Don't miss It.
F
OR HOT VVIIATIIKIt,
SAUTelf.NC A Nil UKlisiA.N W1SK3.
UKIUAitT'S WINK SIOHC.
11. E.sursnin, Aiit.
rplir.ONT.Y Cl.KAR HAVANA I'll, I. Kit
X CKiAlt In the city for 5c. Meerschaum
Cigar and Clgaretu-e Helder for lde.
feblJ-WAStfd
Ne. til hal King Strent.
pje:
STPONKD.
THK COM hlfT All KIITISKH TO TAKK
PI.ALK Al
KNAPP'S GARDEN,
THH KNENISU,
Has lx'en postponed until further notice,
airil LAMtKSLK K.S'APP.
l RANI) Oi'KNINO.
SATUI1IA, AUOLST 7, ls,
AT
W.H I.lt.l.Klt'SCONKK(.T10NKH ANUICK
CltKAM l'Altl.Olts.
1 am new prepared te furnish the public with
n full line of line and rancy Cakes, Candles,
Irults, Mils. etc. Ice Cream and Water Ices In
u variety of ilater Concert liy Prof. Kcndlir's
full orchestra W. II. LILLKU,
ai. it Ne. S19 North llneen St., Lancaster, l'a.
QOODS hi ITKD FOR WORKINII.MKN.
.lust reci-lved at reluted prices te suit tbn
times nt llwhteld's Cheap cath Stere, NO. 51
.SOUTH gt KKN STItKKT.
Anether let et the-a Extra Size Werktng
Shirts made tn order
tiaiizu and dean llndcrwear selling off at re
duced prices. Working Pant at 50 cents and
up. IkstHliitfle and double front Overhalls In
the market. New styles of Cellars, Suspenders
nnd Notions generally, at
HKCHTOI.D'S.
1 S. Houses for sale or rent.
G
ri:at kareains for farmkrh '
EXECUTORS' SALE.
W 111 be sold en 8ATUK11AY, AUOU3T II, li,
at public sale, at the Machine Sheps of Jeslah
Dalsh, deceased. In Concord street, west et
Mulberry street, between West Chestnut and
West Walnut streets. In thneltyef Lancaster,
the following persennl property, viz
Six -Sew heptraters, t New 'threshers, 2 Sew
llore Power .lacks, .1 Second-Handed Herso
Power Jacks, 2 Second-Handed Threshers, 15
Sets Herso Power Unices and levers, a Herse
Power llraces tn the rough, i Small Separator
Krames, 5 Separator Chutes, 7 Separator Axles, I
Drill Press and Drills, 1 second Handed Heek
Shaker, 4,u feet of Oak Plank, 3K by 14 Inches,
welt seasoned, 2 Second Ilandea llerBO Power
Wheels, 1'ulnts, Varnish and a variety of ether
articles tee numerous te mention.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m. en said
day, when terms will he made known by
A J. KI1KULY,
HR.VItYHAK'ILKY.
Kiecutorsef .leslali Davlsb, Dec eased.
Sahuhl linns, Auctioneer. miT-'.'td't, W.tllw
TT AVI M. FAY YOLT
TO nm YOUlt
TEAS, COFFEES AND GROCERIES
AT-
CLARKE'S.
Head the hillnulnir ami then rinMili, kmt
lOUUSEI.K
Knur lis (.ranulatcdand 1 B. Clarke's Illended
Cniree nt 21c , for SOc.; 8 M flood Coffee for ft U0 j
3 fts Choice 'lea, fl.(l); Uoed It Ice, 5c. R. ; 2 BiOat
ratal, tic i Cernmeul, 4e.t '2 Us Starch, uc.: Kitra
lauilly Crackers only tic. B. t Seda biscuits, 7e.t
something new, S o'clock 'icas. ICc; flouting
Sesp, only 7c; 4 nieces Miller's llerax Seap, 23c ;
fl pieces Miller's Hest Mean, -Jc ; 3 pieces Deb
bins KlcctrlcSeap.'.Uc.i 1. A U, OlelnuSoapenly
Sc. cuke.
Whitest 0c. Sngar In the City.
l'nre Cider Vinegar, IV. gallon : 0 flenr Is
very cheap. Lily Whlte,4lc. a juarter; Levun's
Cholce Heller only 57c. a quarter.
Clarke's Tea & Coffee Stere,
30 WE3T KINO STREET.
3-telephone Connection. (Icedi Delivered
l rt t:
Q.IVKN AWAY.
Ne Sleight of Hanil liusinesp.
OSK POUND Ol" WlllTKSUOAU
(llten te Kvcry I'lirchaser of 1 B. of OOccnt
" lllended"Colteeor Kxceisler grudoerzJcent
eetfee. Hunuia all the "Ticket " conjuring of
IS years compound" experience "colTeo In the
city.
Nine pounds et Ooed Ceircn for 11.00. fVrnu.
ine KiiKlish llreakrust Tea that has net te be
"thrown uway alter pa)lni; 11.10 a pound for
It " luteins a pound.
MACNAY'S,
NOS. 113 A 117 NOltTit QUKKN 8THKKT,
atiKl tfd
BROTHER.
HMW AUrjSHTIKKMMMrB.
E
liKUANT AND KFFK'in.NT. FOR
U lumbago, sciatica and lialna In thn back,
Ips and ildtvs use Hellien's Capclne 1'la.sleis.
hi
25 cents.
fY s.fle Tirrii ark ah heed ah
-"A. can be purchased In ltncnstcr ler Hint.
Call and be convinced. All wetk warranted.
Una administered.
W. L.riSIIKIt'H DentM.
aplTlrd Nti. ei North gueen Strtwu
MAKKIiKY'H "YARA RKAUTIKH "
clear filled of cholce Ne. 1 Havana, acu
commanded te levers of a genuine Havana
Cigar, at
M AKK LK Y'9, ' Yellow front,"
Ne. 21 North (Jueen Street
(lernierty Harttnan's)
MARKliF.Y'H ' YKM.OW FRONT"
clear filler Havana 5 cent Cigar Is pro
nounced by smokers the best In the mar.
ket,at
MAItKLKT'S " Yellow rent,"
Ne. 21 North ijticcn stresit,
(rennerly Hartman's)
NOW in T1IKT1MF.TO III Y A TOOTH
llrush. nnd I'ratlev's Kast Knd Pharmacj
thn place te get a liargaln, llrtislies trem .V up
Asample of Oriental Teeth Uash given with
each brush sold, lhatn semn siwrlal barKalns
st 20 and 23 cents. w e UlAlLKt.
jyllydltr.MAW OW-'f Market.
RKDl'CTION 1
Te theso In want of a summer suit et
Clethes, I'antaloenlngs or Vestlngs can mi
money by calllnv at lloseustnln'sTVilletlng Par
lers, whurealleneml Iteductlen has hcett made
A Ooed Summer Serge suit for 110, trimmed
with Pongee Mlk.
ANIce IngllshSerguSnlt In lllne and lllack
ferlJU.
Klegant l'antalixins ferK
l'atent Mrsps am Perfect Kitting
A. II. H0SK.N3TIC1N,37 North (Jneen SL
IROIUIIITION It A l.T, Y '
HON. CHARLES S, WOLFE,
or I.KWISIIUIIU, PA,
U 111 address the clllrens of Ijuicester and vl
clnlty In
FULTON OPERA HOUSE,
Mesru v MWixa, ai a , -
On the Prohibition Issues of the diy.
-The Prohibition County Convention wilt
met In Orand Army Hall en Monday Morning
at 10 o'clock, continuing all day. All party I'm
htbltlnnlstsarulnMted te Its deliberations.
atiirtMtd
CI'KCIAIi HARH.VINS.
DON'T BE DECEIVED
UHKS IIUIN(I
50c. Gentlemen's Unlaundried
Shirts.
Don't be Deceived byaShew 1 rent. Peer Mils
lln and Slnglu ilack.
We Sell a Knln forced Hack and t rent blilrt,
Threitl'ly Linen llosem, Palent lacings,
Linen Wristbands, and Warranted
Wamsutta Muslin,
50 CENTS EACH.
STAMM, BROS. & CO.
Nea. 20 and 28 North Queen Qt.
BOSTONSTORE.
AT
HURHK'H.
Genuine aple Sugar,
IN 2 POUND HlilCKS,
AT 12 CENTS A POUND.
HAM AND DRIED BEEF.
Dried lleef chipped and by the plece
Oysters In ene and two pound cans. Mustard
and Spiced Sardines, Kine Imported Sardines,
lirelled Mackerel In Tomate Sauce, llrelled Sal
men, fresh Salmen, Kresli Lebster, Cream
Cheese, l'icnlc 1'lneapple Cheese, Sage or On en
Cheese, etc.,
ATBURSK'S,
NO. 17 fcJAST E.1NG STREET,
LANCASTKlt, PA.
- Telephone connection
H
ONKSTY V. DKCF.l'TION.
DON'T ENTER
THK LANCASTKlt COMMKUCIAI, COLLKUK
with the expectation of
"AUel4 Prize, $50,"
"Life Seheiarsiilii rer HO,"
"Graduating in 3 Months,"
" Situation Gnarntcetl,"
And se en, ad nauseum, ad Infinitum.
-THE-
Lancaster Commercial College
ISCONDUCTKDON
Strict Business Principles,
And all premises are strtclly carried nut, but It
cannot held out such Inducements as above.
We de guarantee a ceurse of Instruction THOU
OUtlll ANDl'ltACTlCAL.and for theso prov
ing themselves competent, situations are al a ays
etien.
-Send for College Journal containing nut
line ofweik- nt a "L1VK SCHOOL," list or
Students and Patrons.
H. C. WEIDLEK, Principal.
e
AK HALL.
Het Weather Clothing.
Serges, Flannels. Seersuckers, Alpacas and
ether Warm Day clothing Materials in Ureatcat
Variety nt Qualities and l'llces.
You'll And 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,
SeatkeMt Cemer Sixth and Market,
rjtUdkDKUr-HlA.
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