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IMW yiefl of Columbia te the strike
ftWiUfiyi or w mree dinwvai
IMIkK tows. Tba strika Mill con-
ilMl H la pratwU Mwt m uilaI art-
IWfllMtMOllM la lb tmt rainr-i
I Ik MMngnment and eipieyes or
an retuac muu tbs mm ur
mtnl awMBfla within Ui
k jra, Imt UM9TM v7 wtleent con.
The MMMgamMt et the 8u.
Mm feav made preposition te
rmtfcaaa te the enact that rhlUdeipnia
HMriiMWM eAer the men have worked
kaSMd all tM amnleveswlll beslTen
Hjk- ffceeoeapaey haye offered te tlkn a
liagrasMMtteliiMeriect. a acaie 01
i -jrw prMeaUd te tbe manafrement
r ler UMir aiKning dui mis was net
I prices are wnai m cauea rnuauei.
. bat they came from the Amalfra
MMoelatloa and the Buiquebanna
r will net oeunumknoe any union or
m. The men are verv anxious te se
work and will held a meetlne te-dar when
III booed that a satlsfaolery agreement can
ke arrived at
Bem Frem Oermaay.
S Peter Melbert arrived home last night,
- - . .. umm waaIt-i in thA nhl
MUtry." Durlna; the visit Mr. Melbert was
I: at Germany, Switzerland and many ether
, Saeaa and was very much pleased with the
fa frtav The tour was greatly beneflclal aud be
fafWRjea Heme QJgutefH iwuuun wuru iu
Wdght A large number or lrlends
I present at u uuuie iu hekviuv uiiu
KM alt ela Fall.
ft, A email daughter of James Jorden, need
ME HWjnmS nau 11a ion nrui jiwiuiuu jrs-
'Iterday afternoon, resulting Irem a fall from
rtst um nt a irtrl. who was rarrvlncrthn
F' tsthtld. The arm was broken at the wrist, and
ti) the fracture was reduced by a physician.
;i Deci easing Sunday Train Running.
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ff Uonaweraeie creau is uue ie me ceiunicia
P .' , mflaMarlal association ler the work thev have
k. aeoemcllsbed In the Sunday train running.
'i Sering the month of January, 1S.N3 11,331 cais
,A '"were sent from Columbia, east and west en
i, '', Sunday. In the month et July en the same
'-hllJ, M,l .M ,-v... vw au.u ..v.. ...j.w ..,....
f " ... ... Uimrf.w (pain v.mnfnfr fi 1"i
5-'v ears. This geed work has been accomplished
Vrj. VJ HIV J1UIU9HHMU BBOUUBUUll.
Charged With Assault and llattery.
V; Adam Swartz, llvluft In Yerk county, was
i, yC la town veaterdav afternoon and irnt en a
yt drank. He was lying at the transfer station,
L" wBenaometxyscemmenced tnrowleg stones
-i attiltn. Thli mvlA Rairtr rnrv ntrrvand
gt. selling a stick, he administered a terrible
1 living en Frent street. The man then started
i,C br Yerk county. Metzger entered suit
: against him before annire i- rank aud be was
B.t arrested last night by OIBcer llardnele about
fr- ,jre,feur miles down the tewpatb, This morning
v; HwanKwasgivenanearingen tne cnarpeei
assault and battery, and was held under 300
-i? ' ler trial at court
S&. Town Metes.
Fer many years the mill race from the
..;. nnKwnnn rnn nni luwn iiwi ml inn .iiimiiiM
flenr mllL but the race has at last been
hsnilntiiut Tha hsi Iwuin niirThBJuf1 hv thn
V&k- Columbia rolling mill company for the pur-
ww vi uumving iueir xu.ubu nuu luia uaa
caused the cleslnir of the race.
!Jfe. A very Pleasant party was held last even-
l?t' ln at the residence of MissLIllle 8. Clark.
fC'S en Iiecnst street
The largest sunflower stalk yet reported
la growing In the yard of Geerge Keisineer.
ly, The stalk measures 14 leet and 2 inches, and
contains Ti .lowers and Dud a.
A lAnm famllv nlrnle ivaji hnld at Wild fat
lYr ITflillB OMtflHev. trhen ttia narcAna iiraunt
k had an enjoyable time.
IKT An excursion will be run ever the Reading
S3 r&llrmul nn AlKrnHt Ifith. (n CTnTinv Ulnml anrl
n T!.nip nrmrh.
Yesterday afternoon a picked nine played
& the Resolute base ball club and the latter
l defeated by 20 te IT.
Cattle DUcam Imported frutn Sew Yerk,
Dr. Bridge states that all the trouble in
Xiancaster county ever diseased cattle, arose
from the read cattle. Twe thousand calves
were brought from Xew Yerk and sold te
stock rlcrf Ttedixease been broke out in
the majority of the places where these animals
were purchased. Dr. ISridge Bald thata herd
was In a quarantine where seven cattle were
killed a month age, In Marple township Del
aware county, near Media. lie visited them
en Saturday and found no disease. ' 'Pleuro 'Pleure 'Pleuro
pneueonia prevails," says Dr.Orldge, "In the
states ei JJeiaware, .ew .erK, -New jersey,
and Maryland and It is gratifying te quote !)r
Salmen, United States veterinary surgeon at
Washington, who is authority ler the state
ment that Pennsylvan'a is the least infected
state in the Union ; and this," continued the
doctor, "has been proved by the fact that,
although the United States government has
appropriated 100,000 for the extirpation of
the disease, the sum of 70,000 was thought
snlnclent ler this state. By a general appro
priation law of this Btate, passed iu ls70,
when the governor llnds an infected
herd he is authorized te use whatever
money is necessary te remeve the
same. Whenever there has been an
outbreak et the disease in the state it has
been brought from some ether state, usually
Maryland. Dr. Bridge confidently expects
that the disease will seen be altogether
stamped out of Pennsylvania, as Mr. Edge
has placed constables along the read te keep
the cattle off. When tbe animals are killed
the owners are paid two-thirds or the full ap
praisements. The total costs of stamping out pleuro pleure pleuro
pneueonia In this state from 1879 te 1SSG
was 27,332.37, the average per annum be
ing 12,643.23. Tbe cost in Sew Yerk ter
eae year was 120,000, and In New Jersey
175,000. J
The Jeanna mights Campiuestlng.
The feature of Wednesday's services at the
Jeanna Heights cainpmeetlng was the elo
quent sermon of Bishop Mallalieu. of New
Orleans, delivered at the 10:30 service this
morning. Bishop Mallalieu Is about 50 years
et age, and he has preached at several camp
meetings since his visit North. He occupies
a leading position in the Methodist Episcopal
church, and a large crowd gathered te hear
him. The central thought of bis Olsceurse
was that men could alcne be saved through
the power of Ged and complete faith in lllrn
and obeying His commandments. Rev. J.
T. Swindells, of Philadelphia, conducted the
early morning service, and Her. Kli Pickers
gill, et Allentown, the oxperlenee service at
8:30 a.m.
The children's service iu the afternoon was
largely attended. Rev. Geerge Cummlngs,
of Philadelphia, president of the C'ampmeot C'ampmeet
lng association, has arrived.
An Unexpected Uead el Cabbage.
N. 8. Bewen, residing en Rockland street,
near the tell gate, left a let of cabbage stalks
standing in his garden last winter. This
spring when he began digging he noticed
that one of the stalks had sprouts upon it.
Be concluded te leave the stalk stand te see
what would come of it, se he broke etl all the
sprouts but one. He did net again leek at
the stalk until a few days age when lie found
that instead of a small sprout there was a
bead of cabbage of unusually large size.
A New Sunday Scheel.
At a meeting held en Tuesday evening in
the Derwart street chapel, a Sunday school
was organized te be known as the Derwart
Street Mission Sundsy school, which will
"tjwj Sunday at 1:45 p. m. The follow fellow follew
lng officers were elected te serve rer one
year! Superintendent Richard KaUtz; as
sistant superintendent Stanten H. Myers;
rweretary, Jehn W. Mummaw; assistant
WtwyiM1" Mt"e Kautz; treasurer,
Henry J. Coeke j librarian, Jacob A. Cope Cepe
2ad; assistant librarian, Siis u. A. Wn
Mir; organist, A. h. Campbell.
' BurgUrleas Knirj and Kebbery.
', The office of. Jehn Keen, wholesale eveter
. a stealer, 210 North Queen street, was entered
' MM nigui ana roDeea ei i-.u two no notes.
' '.three t& notes and a fe geld niece. Mr. Rees
'- used' his office about half past ten o'clock
'last night, leaving the money locked up in
'M desk. This morning he found the denk
hrek open, the money stolen and the side
tMer leading te the office epeu. There is no
eltteteuteui.ei.
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-.j What Tnajr Will Judge.
JLsaeBg the liat of fair Judges the name of
X B. Laadla, city, en flour, grain and
sataesiL-waa inadvertently emitted, and Mrs.
fSSm O verheleer, of Terra Bill, given as one
MNVjfre, M bread, 4a, should have
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MM. JtlLVKK'S ftlht.
Mnnlnvmt rrovWens for Mew Tem, Veskere
and New Lebsnun.
Mr. Tllden's will is published, but contains
little net already known. Mrs. Mary B.
Pel ten gets the use el the houe 33 Vest
Thirty-eighth street and f.vywe during her
lire, which Iaura A. Pelton gets at hordeAth,
and which gees arterward totheTilden trust
The use of K0,000 aud the homestead at New
libation gees te Luey F, Tilden. Adelalde
B. Buchanan rocelvea the use of 2,000!
Susan 0. Tllden, Ilonrletu A. Hnati, Caro Care
line B. Whittlesey l Geerge II. Tilden and
Samuel J. Tilden, Jr., Catherine A. l'lerseii,
Ruby S. Tilden, Anna J. Gould, Miss Mary
Celeste Staufler, of New Orleans, and ethers
receive respectable sums, though It It stipu
lated in all cases in which n siieclal trust
shall be for the prelll et any leuiaie, me warn
Income shall be kept Iree from the control or
Interference el any husband w hlch the said
lemale new has or may hereafter l e , such
innnmn Ixilntf Intended te be sacredly de eted
te the soparate personal ue et said female,
and Is net te be pledged, encumbered or
anticipated by her.
The will proceeds : " 1 authorize my oxo exo oxe
cutorsand trustees le caue the establishment
of a library and free reading room In my na
tive town of New Lebanon. They are au
thorized te exend for the creation ami
equipment and te Invest as a permanent
fund te maintain the library and reading
room 03,000, and any further sum net ex
ceeding 35,000, which 1 may in writing In
struct them te apply te thoe objects 1 au
thorize them te appropriate out of my estate,
in such manner as thev may deem most ex
pedlent, 50,000 toward" the vstabll-nimeut or
a library and free reading room in tbe city of
Yenkersand such further sum, net exceed
lng 00,000, as 1 may hereafter instruct them
te apply te that object.
"I request them te obtain as xjieed My as pos
sible from the leglslatureau act of iucororn iucerorn iucorern
tlon of an institution te bekuenu as the Til
den trust with capacity te establish aud
maintain a iree library and reading room in
the city et New Yerk, and te proineto such
scientific and educational objects as thev
may mere particularly designate. Such cor
poration shall have net lei-s than the trus
tees, with power te till vacancies In their
number, aud In case said institution shall be
Incorporated in a form and mauuer satisfac
tory te my executers and trustees during the
Uletlme of the survivor of the two lhes In
being upon which the trust of my general
estate herein created I limited, te w it, the ll es
of Ruby S. Tilden and susie Whittlesey,! here
by autnerlze my executers and trustees te or
ganize the said corporation, designate the tlrst
trustees thereof and te cemey te or apply te
the use of the same the rest, lesldue aud re
mainder or all my real and personal estate
net specifically disiesed of by this instru
ment or se much thereof as thev uiav deem
expedient I authorize my executers and
irusiees te appiy me rest, resiaue and re
mainder of in v property, real and Personal.
after making geed the said xpeclal trusts
herein utrecteu te oe constituted, or such
portions thereof as they may net deem it ex
pedient te apply te its use, te such charitable,
educational aud scientific purpo-e as iu tbeir
Judgment will render the Mid rest resi
due and remainder of my property most
widely and subbintial.y beueticisl te the
Interests of mankind.
' My said executers aud trustees are here
by Invested with the following powers :
" 1. Te manage the funds herein directed
te be invested in the trusts for siecinc per
sons until such investments shall have been
made with like authorities, ns in case of ether
portions of mv estate.
"2. Te sell and dispose from time te time,
In their discretion, of such parts aud parcels
of the real estate and ether property hereby
delsed, given and bequeathed te them as
they shall deem advisable."
Ten thousand dollars is bequeathed te
keep In order the cemetery at New Lebanon;
prevision is made te erect a monument there
te his memory, aud te collect aud publish
bis speeches and public documents, and any
legatee attempting te centet the will is ex
cluded lrem its benefits.
MlH Mary Celf te htauff-r llemembereL
The lady whom he mentions as "My
lriend, Mary Celeste Stautler," and te whom
he leaves the income of $ 100, 00e, is twenty
live years old and resides In New Orleans,
where her lather, Isaac Stauller, he learned
the hardware business with Geerge M. Stein
man t Ce., this city, is one or the wealthiest
and most prominent merchants in that city,
and where the lamlly occupy the highest
Becial position. Miss .Stauller 1b a jeung
lady el many accomplishments. She is well
known in New Yerk society, and, with her
memer, nas eeeu a irequent visitor te uray uray
stena She is new with her family in l.urepe.
It was said at ene time, as new and then of
many ethers, that she was engaged te be
married te Mr. Tilden. The yeuug lady's
lather has a summer residence, near the (Jap,
this county, and she has been a frequent vial
ter te Lancaster in lateyears. I.x-Mayer W.
I). .Stauller is a relative.
This is the text of the Stauffer bequest :
" Twenty-third. I direct m v said executers
and trustees te set apart 50,000 of first mort
gage 0 per cent International A Great North
ern railroad company bends and SjO.OOO or
the first mortgage bends or the Oregon Short
X.Ine railroad company, guaranteed by the
Union Pacific railway company, as a sieclal
trust for the benefit of my lriend, Miss Marie
Celeste Staufier, daughter or Isaac Stauller,
esq., et New Orleans. The iucome ei bald
special trust shall be applied by the trustees
thereof te the use of the said Mary Celoste
Stauller during her natural lire, free lrem
any Interference and control or any husband
she may have ; and uen the decease of said
Mary Celeste Stauffer the trustees .r said
special trust shall pay ever the prlnciiul of
the said bends or asslgu the same te the devl
sees or heirs of the said Mary Celeste
Staufier."
Ki-SecreUryMcCullecti ua bdter.
A communication wa read In the session
of the National Association of American
Bankers in Bosten en Wenesday, from ex
Secretary McCulloch, dwelling en the dan
gers which beset the country from its drift
toward a sliver standard, which is sure te
come unless there is a speedy change In our
financial policy. He recommends that the
convention should declare for a susponslen
et sliver coinage for an indefinite period ;
the dlscontlnuauceef the issue el notes under
five dollars; the recelnage or a part or the
dollars new in the treasury into fractional
pieces ; the maintenance of the public faith
net In letter only, but in spirit
Appointed a Clerk In mi Kiprest Ulflce.
Christian P. Ochs, son el Jehn Ochs, Seuth
(iueen street has been appointed a clerk In
the Adams Express cilice, this city. Hetakes
Uie place or W.R Reed, who resigned te ac
cept a position with Procter A Gamble, the
Cincinnati soap men. Mr. Ochs Is a geed
clerk and Is well posted in the express busl
ness as he has assisted in the etllu) at dlilur
ent times when there was a rush of business.
Suit fur Slander.
David Weller te-day, through his counsel,
Marriett Ilreslus, entered a suit Jer slander
a&ralnBt Elizabeth Her7SH? urwl imr hnut.u..i
Themas. Weller alleges that the Herzegs
home druuk every day aud thrashes his
wile. All the the parties te the suit live
en High street, In the Kighth waul.
Ou Ihe Track or the Tlile.e..
The authorities at Kphrata are ou the track
of the thieves who robbed the warehouse and
stele a number or teams near Kphrata within
the last few weeks, and urrests will be made
within the next lorty-elght hours. The parties
suspected have figured Tn eurcriminal courts
ler similar eilenseH during the paM low years.
The MeikCate.
The charge of lergery against James A.
Meek. Which WHS In haVM lumn li..a.1 !.......,
Alderman Terduey this forenoon, has been
wtuiurewu auu me cise settled. Thnre ap
peared te be a dispute between Meek and his
MnilnPUlf BUlnwIlOllia, ll.nln.i....! . a.
7. . . ....w...u. .ueii,, me. nan uuiuer
ity te increase theamouutefa renewal uutoie
thn HiTUrn nf tltu nrlnlt.ul l.n .....I .
; v " """ "v w.-fciua me uiiuuiser Hav
ing slgned the renewal rer a less amount.
Itan Away Frem Heme.
Chler Smith has recehed a letter lrem
Wm. Pehl, of 1,001 LccustHtroet.Terrellaule,
lnd., asking him te be en the lookout for hi
son, who ran away rrem home en July 10.
The boy Is 10 years old, has gray eyes, light
hair. WOm H HAACMIlnL-n.- nul ...! .......?..
Jean's trousers, blue llanuel shirt aud' straw
Gave llend ler the Geeda.
Anna M.Baker and J. B. Itlsser, the ad
mlnlstratorsef Wm. B. Baker.deceased, gave
bend In 1.000 and tnnk llin im,i. k. ...V.i...
they Issued a replevin writ, against Samuel
" uu uai-iwra uia wne. The issue te de
termine the ownership or the property iu de.
put will be tried la the common pleas court.
Bummer Letnure.
Miss Mattha Mitchell has geno te Hed
Mrs. A, MuTague aud diugliters hste geno
te Atlantic Cltv.
St Paul's Methodist Sunday school, of
Seuth (ueen street, Is holding a picnic at
Hecky Springs te-day
The lamlly or W. It Mlddloten hae ro re
turncd from the seashore. During their
stay at Sen Isle City, Miss Alice Mlddloten
caught the largest weak llsli ever taken
there.
Geerge W. Sheetz and Dr. J. V, Shaub,
with their families, went te McCalls Perry
this morning te spend a ceuple et days along
me nusqueuauua.
The Thursday excursion te l.uray te-day
was patronized lv eleven from Lancaster
and seventy Initn Philadelphia, and theuum
bcr was augmented by delegations lrem Yerk
and llarrlsburg.
North KiuTTtllle Club.
The North Kud Rule club's practice en
Wednesday alternwn at Stein metz's range,
Scheeneck, out el a poalble 7; resulted as
lollews:
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lecters te Ge le Yerk Turns e.
The ninth annual meeting of the Pennsyl
vania anil Maryland Cnien Medical associa
tion, will be held at Yerk Pumace, en Thurs.
day, August 2ti. The following are the offi
cers : President R. 1 Bromwell, M. D-,
Pert Deposit Md. . iee president, J. M.
Deaver, M. D . Duck, G. S. Darts M. D.,
Rising Suu, Jld. . secretary and treasurer,
S. J. Heuse, M. D., rfc, executhecoui executheceui
tnittee, Alex. Craig, M. It, Columbia ; W.
W. Vlrdin, M. It, Lapldum, Md. , It 11.
Mllner, M. D., Chester ; It K. Baer, M. D.,
Philadelphia, W. W. Dale, M. 1). , Carllse.
Thore will lea dinnerst I'rey's hotel.
Aeeri Appetntetl.
The county cemmlslners this merulug
appointed the following registry assessors
Ter the election districts et Salisbury town
ship created since the last election : Spring
(iarden, A. B. Ayers ; Gap, 11. K. Sbimp .
White Herse, Uenry M. B-tker.
S U. Boyd was appointed assessor of the
aeoenawaru, leiuiuma, in piace t-u huj.
Boyd, dec
Open Air Concerts.
Thre was u goeii attendance at Manner
cher garden Iasteemug, where the Lphrata
land gave a concert
At Knapp's garden there was alargecrewd
last evening. The Liberty baud ga e a con
cert outside and Grean's orchestra played in
Lelderkranz hall, where there was dancing
and a general geed time.
(lle Thnn stripe
Seme of the tramps who have beeu sent te
the work house by the mayor are working
in the stone quarry along the creek and ethers
are breaking stone inside the wait An etlert
will be made te procure suits or stripes,
similar te these worn at the prison, for these
men, as some of tbem hae very peer cloth
ing of their own and a suit of stripes would
aid in preventing them lrem going away.
Accident te nn Alderman.
Alderman Patrick Dennelly had the mis
fortune te fall down stairs ou Tuesday. He
sustained serious Injury aud w ill be confined
te bed ler some time.
bherllT bvle.
The sheriff te-day dhpesed of the stock
of Alexander I.lndsey, shoe dealer of Col
umbia. About JM0 was realized by the
sale.
A New Sewer.
The street committee of councils met this
afternoon at the corner of Columbia aenue
and Carollne street aud lived the route of the
proposed uew ewer through the Kfghth
ward.
Cleaned the Heller.
All the electric lights were out from U.iJ
this morning. It was a bright moonlight
night and the empleyes shut down te gl e
the boilers a thorough cleaning.
The Mayer's Court
One druuk aud a ledger were subjects for
the disposition or the mayor this morning.
Beth were discharged upon premising te
leave the city at once.
Telepheue Connection.
II. r bhirW A son's Stevens cotton mill, Ne.
ID Pine street, ! connected with the telephone.
Kcmeiaber the trotting and running races at
McGrann's l'ark Saturday afternoenat. o'clock
Adml'slen only S cents. In caee of rain the
races will take place, en Monday, the 16th. 2td
Gala Day at l'enryu l'ark.
The occasion of the leading Shuetzen bund
cheap excursion en luesday, August 17th. Trains
leave Lancaster (King street) at 7 30a. m. and
1 10 p. m.; Columbia, 7:30 a. in. and 1'.' .15 p. in.
1'aroenly 90c. Tickets ter sale at all stations en
leading A Columbia railroad Plenty of music
and lets of tun 11 jeu take le the Shuetzen
bund. augl3tdi:,U116
Serve an Injunction eit Disease
By Invigorating a feeble constitution, rcnevat.
lng a debilitated physique, and enriching a thin
and lnnutrttieus circulation with lleitetter's
Stomach flitters, the finest, the most highly
sanctioned, and the most popular tonic and pre
ventive In existence. Ittnreatens the stomach,
remedies torpor of the liver and bowels, and
lves a healthful Impulse te the Eccretlveand
Ucbarglng functions et the kldneyB and blad
der. N et only does it arrest and prevent the re
currence of malarial fevers, but it furnishes the
only adequate eafeguardagalnst them te persons
who have never been afflicted with these mala
dies, but weald be liable te Incur them If medl
clnally unprotected, it eliminates from the
bleed certain Impurities which . the most
skillful pathologists assign as the exciting cause
of these agonizing complaints, Kheumatism
and Gout and It Is, moreover, an excellent
remedy ler an enfeebled or overwrought slate
of the nerve., and ler mental despondency,
augutels
AmusemenU.
The Jlintlrtlt Te-morrow .VipM. Te-morrow
evening WlUen A Kankln's minstrels will ap
pear In the opera house. This Is the first show
of the season and should draw well. 1 he com
pany Is large and U headed by two of the best
known minstrel comedians, it includes many
new features and the street parade Is one of
them.
ntSATUH.
TewxsBsr.-()u the morning of A ugutt'J, ISsS,
at Cleartleld, Pa , Jehn II.. aed 1 year,!) months
and 4 days, son of W. 11. and Maggie Town
tend, formerly of this county. ltdAw
Mysp.s -On the 11th Inst, at llorrvllle, Lan.
easier county, l'ft., Abram flyers, aged Hi
) ears,
The relatives and friends of the family are r.e
spcctfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
theiesldenceef rranklln Myllu, l'equea town
ship, Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment
at Iljarlund. augl'-Itd
UJIUKETH.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
fBiutesLrau, Aug It rieur Market
lulet. sales of &uu barrels ; Minn, bakers,
n5.KI! 71s l'enna. lamlly at u 7X11 l Western
at M U0O4 65 1 Patents, si gegs 10.
Uye neur dull at U sn mi.
1 p. m., call Wheat Aug , is3c; Sept.
8IKe i Oct, b5Kc.i Nev . Nrj,c ' '
i.ern Aug.,6ec.j bept.Secj Oct.SlJc; Nev.
SlXc
Oatil-Aug., -s;jc. Sept, 35J.gC5 Oct, 3Jc;
NOV., IwJiC
New Tors Produce Market.
Nsw Yerx, Aug. 11 flour market steady but
dull j Fine, r t9 5; Buperflne, r. 3fil 00i
Common te Geed Extra Western, r. Tufttasi
Geed te Cholce Kxtra Western, IIOUAJUU:
City Mill Kxtras, H 6004 b5 for West Indies t
Minn. Extra. r-JStia uet Kxtra Ne. 2, CMi hs.
Wheat Ne. 1 lied state en Spot, me; Ne. 1
White, state, SlJie Ne. Ne, Sited, Winter, Aug ,
Met Sept., bee. b .
corn Ne. 2 Mixed, cash. Slet He.pl. 51' ie:
OaU-Na 1 White State, spot t50!5e ; Ne. 2, de
3He.
Ityedull.
Hurley nominal.
Perk dull i New Mess. Ill QKOU S7K-
Ird-Aug., tl 30 1 SflDt, l 30 j Oct., fl 08. Nev ,
Molasses steady i 17c. for W test boiling
stock i Perte Itleu, 3iOJ;c.
Turpentine quiet at 3-le.
Ueain dull t strained te geed, 11 OOfll 0-X.
Petroleum dull i reflned In cases, skc.
rrelghUqul.iti grain te Liverpool, tasKc
Butter - Market Urru New Western
Creamery, lSQMc.
rheetadullt Western Choice, 7KSTKC.
MK Ou" I BUt. lViHie Western. J3K
Rngar market dull t Rflned cuUcaf, Ms
CJiO U mutilate J. H II Its'.
Tallew quiet I pilum rlty, 4a.
Coffee dull I fair carKi t (e
bMcestcadvi Carolina and leuiUn, teiumen
telMr, JHOICi KaliKO.li. 4tl.Sc-
I Je Slees Slarkele.
Cnici.ne, Am: It Tim Irerrr-' Jii4riiiiIivieil9
Cattle Kett'ipts. 9fiM head, thtpments, ,t,
market slrtmdt shipping stwrs, ui tn I.Mifs.,
MHtb stockers slid IihmIeim, t! 4t,f.l W I
cons, bull and uiUed, II .VXi.1 se , bulk. : list
Sttii tlirui(!hlesns i-Attle loner i ion, I.T5
ji stwirs, inaiid.
Hogs llecclpts, ll.HW hendi thtptnenl.
fii market strong nmuhnnd inled, fi -Xi
I -j, packing slid shipping, H7HI 1. . light.
J .sr J I "i", .s..;",
8he Itccvlpta, AliM head) shipment., I. V.
the market was steady- lmtHe, H USl
4 SSt rtern, : ,'Hli W I Texan, II . Hit IV
tnmbs, M 7Mf J IXV
Kast tisirrv CattlettKwInts, I.jii head
blpments, I.IJJi market Inlr: prime. l)it
lair leirtsxl, lisstl ! eeuumm, W.VS1I -link
rrsand feeder. jiSISSi ehlpuients te New
erk, .-) carloads
lleir- rttwlpw, l.AO head t ihlpmenU, m i
market dull. I'htladelphlas, '-'Ol l)
unions ,i un w . nmers and i-itiiiiiien
erk, II oettl .'J. hlpmvnU te ew erk, I
carloads.
hwp receipts, l.tutieadt shlpuients, i,s.
iiiatkeltalr prime, II SfJIt); lair te gixvl, MM
04 : lommeii, It unf.Wt hunt., Mitt V-
Otsm and I'rofteien.
rurnlshe.1 by 9. K. Vundt, llteker.
CuKAQO, Aug, 12, 1 o'clock p in.
Wheat Cem. Oats. Tetk. Lard.
August uk -r: : -'
September ;i.'i, ll)i ? v T5S 1
ticteber ; 4- J v n t 1
Neeiulcr (si, It.
December
Kecelpts. Car 1-ets.
WtnterWhwit It"
Spring heat a
Cern l'-
Oat -"
Uye... tl
Barley ''
Oil City
Crude Oil ., 1.
Head,
KecelpU-llPirs tNtui
Closing Trices 2 o'clock p. ui.
Wheat. Cum. IHIs Perk, tard
AUtlt TS, 4tV -rj, 9 w : IS
September ;. 4l a-W 9 75 !!
tctetwr T-H v 'S H
"eeulbr .. I"S
December Mjj
Oil City
Crude Otl f
(Jtilcnce Market.
Oaicxoe.Aug , U, 9Wa. m. Market oiene.t eiene.t
Wheat Aug , 7S1 ,c ; Sept, -'Sc ; Oct., c
Nev is.c.
Cera auk.. 4ll,c, Sept. IISe; Oct, ISV-
otesisa
Wheat Auir..c, ept, ;itJtc. Oct, S
ric OV,M4C
Cern Auicu-u 4JKc Sept., 4lc. , Oct 45iJ
I5',c : ev , 4jS'c
ests-Aug, -.Tc . Sept . &Xj-S.Kc ; Oct
avtc
Perk Aug., IJ 70 ; bept., V 75 . Oct.,
Int-Aug, 17 IS . Sept, i; . Oct, tn r.'S
ev K
Ulbs Aug ,FJ, Sept. I -S - Oct, ! i-S-
Sleck Maraete.
vlnotatlens by liced. McOrann A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, I'a.
SSW TORS LIST. 11 X. H. 1 j M.
Canada Paclflc 671, -r.
c c. c. i s-: v;
Cel. Ceal .'. .".;
Central Paclflc.
Canada Southern 15 15
Cht, St L. A IVh.
Denver A Ule Grande M 31
Del , Lack. A Wectern 1 .-.'', 1I
Krle 31
KrteM leiv ltr;.
New Jersey Central 54ii U
K. AT K- JJS
Leu. A N 4 W
Lake Shere SS S.
Michigan Central
Miurl Paclflc 110 n)i
Northern Paclflc I7J; 27H
N. P. Pre! bl mi
N. W UI 113'.
New Yerk Central 111U HUt
KastlennCem
Omaha 4t ii,
Oregon Trans J; I.''i
OntarleA Western X1. ",
Paclflc Mall 6'. M'J
Rochester A PltUuunr
S r.K.
14
41',
Wlt
54 i
3,
!.
fc-'t
.S)
1U4.
3ii
11JJ
110',
t'i
I
WW
Ik
t
10.".
St. Paul . WK
Texas Paclflc 1M: 15W
Union Paclflc :; 5K
Wabash Common U- tS
Wabash ITelarred il ai
Western Union Telegraph.. w
WeslShem lea li.'.
raiLiUiirHL. list.
Lehigh Valley
U.,N?V. A PhUa
I'ennsylvacla Sn
Ucadlncr US 1-
Lehigh Navlgatlea 5. 5:
ij4
5t'.
uesienvme
Philadelphia A Erie i
Northern Cent
People's Passemrer... ....
U'd'g Ucn'lsM'tg's W lop. jeiw lei
Oil , 602 tO
new Tera Bteeas.
Nsw lese, Aug li Wall street, lJOp. m.
Meney leaned at 7QS per cent, foreign ex
change steady at l 8fl fJ ; Governments
Arm; Currency 8's, 1155 bid j 's coups. IIS1;
bid; 4K'sllll4 bid.
The stock market this mornlngepened irregu
lar with the VanderbllU the strong features
and the grangers and Texas Paclflc weak After
the first tew transactions a combined raid by
the bears resulted In driving prices down te
1 per cent, by 11 o'clock. The market has since
been Irregular and unsettled, with very little
disposition en the pan of speculators te make
any venture lu the market.
-Vtr AD VKRT1SEHKXT3.-
B
AK1NG POWDBK.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
"THIS powder never varies. A marvel of nnrttv.
1 strength and wholesomeness. Mere eco
nemical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
told In competition with the multitude of low
test short weight alum or phosphate powders.
Beld only In earn. lteTXL lUEtaa Pewsib Ca,
106 Wall Street New Yerk. may27-lvaw
WANTKD-HITCATIONUYA MIDDLE
aged lady at nursing or general house
work. Apply at
ltd Ne. 517 NOUTH MULUKltllY ST.
bll.l.UAi Au J-.rfltJtJ-.iM. I'Uit
J lumbago, sciatica and pains In the back,
Ips and sides use Hellien's (Japdue Piasters.
hlna
25 cents
mil K IIIUHEST GKADE OP DIH
-a. SOLVKI) Seuth Caiellna lteck, or Acl.l
Phosphate, tn quantities from 1 te 100 tens, at;
iirlces tnsulL, Quality and dryness unequalled.
.UK LANCASTKU CI1KMICAL CO., Limited.
ATTENTION, HIH KNIGHTS I
The members of the Knights or St Jehn,
Ne. '2J. are requested te meet at their Hall en
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock for Important
builneas lly orderof the Committee
uugU-JldlhAS MAIU'IN DII.LIC1I.
s
URP1USE HOLLER FLOUIt
I.KADS ALL OTHEUS.
It makes white, light and wholesome bread'
Ask your grocer for it auglHd
THE FINEST QKADE OF PURE ANI
MAL llone (ground) for fertilizing Is made
by the LANUAsFlU CUKMICAL CO., limited.
All kinds of Phosphate and Chemicals et the
best grades and lowest prices
GOOD QUALITY TOILET PAPER,
Wired and Wrapped, In packs of Sue sheets,
ten cents a pack, at
HUCI.KV'8 DltUO STOItK,
Ne. 39 West King Street
MY f.00 TEETH ARE AH OOOD AH
can be purchased In IJincaster ler 115 in.
Call and be convinced. All work warranted.
Ues administered.
W. L.1TI8IIK.I'8 Dentl.t
apUlyd Na et North yuuen Street
pROPOSALH.
..Proposals for cleaning Head Uaoe at City
Waterworks will be received at the Mayer's
Ofllcouple 5 o'clock en THUUSDAY EVEN
ING, AUUUST 19, 1. Hidden for the above
work will meet the Water Committee, at the
w i iter Works en Monday Afternoon at 3 o'clock,
wheu lull details wUl bu given.
J, BALIIACU,
auglJDtd &uprlQtBdat
Dntr AirjtnriMK-f surra.
Dlt W.U. i,mvi:i,l,
DKNllSI,
llmduate nl thn I'nlxerslty or Mar) laud, wllh
Dr. K. K, doling, .e. s f.B-t OiiuiKO street, 1ju 1ju
nstei, I'a. in.l-liunAtldeiHl
ADKIU.V ANllSlTKIUtY WlNKs!
Intagtf, lT-.M, ism l'H ISIS 17, I'll, ISM
AtKKUlAUTrtOI.il W1.NK8TOHK,
II. K.SI.AMAKKK,AkI
! te i. pi:k cknt. acid piidsp-
Jl I'll ATKer lilsspl- ed "eutli I nrelina Itwk
In 0tHuud bails. Inlhe betdlilllnicniidlll,Hi
ler ,.i. ni inn .iiHK.ni in'mll. iutjiimtuhi,
The l.AMASrKltUIKMIlAI. Ct) , l.liultid
M AHKl.KY'S ' hl.I,OW rilONT"
tU.r niler llsaim cent Cigar I pro
nounced by smokers thn best In the mar
kcl, nl
MAUKt.KV'a " lllim I rent,"
Ne. SI North yucen Street
tlutllieiiy muiuinii j
81,(KK)u,:WA,m
Ker any iae 'l Kldue I'leuble, Neitous
Debility, Mental and l'hnnl eakuess that
HOTANIC NKItt llll I bKS tails te tillv.
Sold by dmgglstfi, je tents
IIKKII MK1 CO.,
Ne D N..rih lllh SI , 1'hlla , I'a
Clrculnts iieti. marit.iudlu,lhASA
rAKKLKYS "YAKA HRAITIKS '"
1.1A. clear rilled of cholce Ne. 1 llaxaua, mv
tveemmended te leers el n genuine ltawuia
Cigar, at
M AUK I.KV'S, " t cllew ) rout,"
.... Nik t North ljueeu Slieet
(reuueily lltitni.tn')
F
OR HOP EATHKK.
CI.AKKT.
SAl'ThltMt AND UKKM.VN HI.SK3.
ItElti.VKTN t INK sniKK.
II. K. SLll MAKER, Aur.
rnn them: who ham: nep ykt
X TRlKtMIlK
ltll() SUN HONK PHOSPHATK,
t e ask that a ftir trlsl be made of It as a heal
flower, whli h will contlnceeu lhat you tan
net atlerd te sew w Itheut It,
TDK LAMASTKK IIIKM1CAL CO . Limited.
Prlic Iem er than any high (-ra.le fertlliier
AsMKinnsi: u'!si:THi:riNi-si
CALIFORNIA BUANDY
In the 51atket.nl
KOllUtUs l.lgml; MeltK,
SUKMUKSUU KK, Lancaster. Pa.
Qi-"? IUS THE HteT SECOND
O- tirade llone Phosphate In the market.
Analysis much higher than any of llke price
Pbetpbate Acid, le per tent., ammonia, is l"r
tent potash, I per tent. Sties Increasing en
fat en thee uoeds
11IK LANC ASTEIi CHEMICAL CO, Limited
augr lwdu itt
REDICTION I
Te th.we In wn.,t ,.l a -.iiminer suit el
Clethe. PantaUiOT.tni; ..r iliii tan ae
money by cillti.it nt HiMieiii' TuPerluK Par Par
eor, where a l.trrni !: .liutien rut.- tweu made
A Geed summer suge suit for lis, trimmed
with PeneeeMlk
A Nice KnRllshSergeSult In blue and l'.iack
for I ax
Elegant Pantaleon ferfiv
Patent strap are Perfect Mttlut;.
A. II. UllhNSTEl.N, J7 North Queeu SL,
TJKWAUH.
Beware of Comrneii Soaps.
Skin IMxarcs lurk In them, liny PI HE
SOAP at Lewest l'rlies, at
COOHRANS DRUQ STORK,
Ne. 137 A 1W North Queen Si , Lancaster, Pa.
majs-lyeedll
ASSICNED ESTATE OK ANDREW M.
Caldwell and wile, et Leacock township,
Lancaster count The undersianed auditor,
appointed te dlstilbule the balance remaining
In the bands of Jehn II Caldwell, assignee nl
Andrew 51 Caldwell and wlc, te an.) among
thee legally entitled te riie same, PI sit ter
that purpose en tv EDVKS1IA1 , AL'lil ST A
lv., at le o'clock a. in , In the Library Keem of
the Court Heuse. In the Cltyef iJincastcr, where
all person Interested In ald distribution may
attend tlOKtE N Al MAN",
julyJJtdTb Auditor
DISSOLUTION OK PARTNERSHIP.
Netice Is hereby given that the flnn el
Hu-cl A shulmyer Is dissolved by the death el
A. W . Uug'fl. VII persons Indebted te the flnn
are requested te make Immediate payment, and
these having claims or demands agslnst the
same will preent them without delay for 'ttle
ment te the undersigned, surviving partner, at
Ne. 1. East King street.
UEOKGE SHULMYKK.
aug.10,1.' 1I.17A10 Survttlng Partner.
-VTOTICE.
JLI I hereby gtte notlte thai 1 will continue
the Coul lluslness at the old place, Ne. 1 ha.-t
King street, where I will be glad te accommo
date my old customers and the public generally.
Alter an oxnerlenceef fifteen years In the busl
ness 1 think I can Kuarunti'e these who may
favor me with their orders, that 1 will Bell them
clean, first-class Ceal nt lowest puces, and de
liver the same promptly in any part of the city
OEOllGESHULMlElt.
augO.10.12.ll.17.tl3
G
OODS SPITED FOR WORKINl.MEN.
Just received at redticetl tir!rc. tn uult th
time at lirchteld's Cheap cash Stere, NO, 5
NOKTII HI KEN STHKET.
Anether let et thoe Extra Size etklni;
Shirts made te order.
tiauze and Jean Underwear celling en at ie
duced prlc i. Working Pants at se cents and
up lleststngle and double Irent Oterhalli In
the market New styles of Cellars, Suspenders
and Notions generally, at
HKCHTOI.U'S.
P. S, Houses for sale or rent
WHEN PLANTING WHEAT, IF YOU
will use from am te Stt) pounds of Klslng
Sun llone Phosphate you will have an Increase
yield of lour te six bushels, which win mere
thai pay for the Phosphate, with a large crop
of straw free, says an old farmer who has used
Phosphate for eight years.
1HE LANCASTER CUKMICAL CO.. Limited
Forsaieby Agents or at the tVerks.
fAK HALL.
Het Weather Clothing.
Beiges, Flannels, Seersuckers, Alpacas and
ether Warm Uay clothing Materials In Orcatest
Variety of dualities and Prices.
You'll and the practical sort of clothing here.
The most highest care given te Us reliability. It
wears as geed as It leeks. Leeks better than It
costs, and costs less than anywhere else
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Southeast Cemer Sixth and Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
Juue21 tfdeed
IATENTS ! PATENTS !
WM. R. GERHART,
Solicitor or Talcnls,
Ne. 31 NOItTH III KB ST. (2d Fleer Grant Hall)
Next te Court Heuse, Lancaster, Pa.
I have had ever seven years' expcrlence In
practicing before the Patent Office, and glve
prompt personal attention te all cases placed In
my charge. All my business Is transacted di
rectly with the Patent enice thus avoiding the
delay occasioned by having cases pass through
second hands. I have reports of all patents
Issued by the United suites, which are open te
the Inspection of Inventors. Ne charge for con
sultation or advice as te the patentability el In
ventions. UU17 iwa
F
ITIrON OPERA HOUSE.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1880.
The finest crganlzatlen ever placed before a
discriminating public. Headed by the ac
knowledged Leaders tn Comedy,
Geerge Wilsen and Carl Rankin.
Greatest Attraction Ever Presented te our
patrons.
The Parvanelas.
Five In number. 7 heir first appearance In
America. Decidedly the funniest team
eterseenln this country.
THE POI.USKI 1IIIOTIIEU9, alie first appear-
unce In America.
CHA1ILKS GOOinEAU. 11A11NEY FAUAN,
J. A1AIICUH DOYLK.nnda Hest of
Other Celebrities.
Magnificent Orchestra, llrass Hand, Soloists, Ac.
ADMISSION
ltKIKUVED HEATS...
ilex OiUconew open.
33AS0CKNT8.
75UEN'JS.
nlO-itd
TORN REMOVER.
VICTORIA CORN REMOVER.
Warranted te eradicate completely and In a
short time, the most obdurate corns, hard or
oft, without pain: Sold by Goe. W. Hull, Chas.
A. Lecher. Jehn it, Kauffman, Dr. Wm. Worm Werm
ley, And. G. .Frey, Chas. J. Shulmyer, and at
. ,, - JJKCUTOLU'a WUUU BTOllK,
OeclO-lya g, t we, Qrajjg, gt,
imv.iKrvmitiimnu uuuun.
V "AVE A 1.A1U1K H1X)UK
Or TIIK 11KST
REFRIGERATOKS
IN '1UK CITY.
Thfl Iicrce Dry Air llefrigtrsler.
UA Jil) fc'.V 1UIHK, WA TNH COOLKNli,
JCKVKKAM yjiKKZKKH,
AlidaliiltlliiuetltOUSttrUUNlSlllNUUOODa
The laincst sl.sk el 11 An riXTUUK.tMii I he
city. 8Hilal attention paid te tlas-litllng, Tin
Uoettng and Snuutlng
Wolmtejusl leielM'.t uuother let of Ihosezao,
lll.OIIKS.
JOHN P. SOHATJM & SON,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER. PA.
"gij.lNN
A IIKEN1.MAM.
PRICES
MARKED DOWN
-OS-
Weed and Iren Pumps,
TERRA-COTTA
-AM-
Iren Moter and Drain
PIPES.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 15.1 Nertli Quoeu Streot,
l.ANCASTEIt, PA.
"yM. A. KlEFFElt ALDUH C. 11 ERR
KIEFFER 8c HERR,
Ne. 40 Bust King btreet,
lUpposlte Court Heuse),
luMte all Housekeeper te Call'and Inspict
Ihetr Stock et
Houseiuinisliiiig Goods.
A ( emt.Ieie Line constantly en hand COOh
STOt Eland UAM.E, I'AULOIt sreVfcS,
HEAThKSnud ICUNACES.
SraMEIl COOK STOVES.
Altar cHrnfuiiy niuininlns Um luriUi e( all
eQwreU tu th trutle, nu bve solected
THE "ARGAND,"
ler GASOLINE, and
THE ,l DANGLER,"
rer COAL OIL.
As the th-st, when all points are considered, te
eiler temir patrons.
Call and ee us. We loe tn show our rikmI.
and are net etfended If you de net purchase,
ltemembur, we arc agents for
The " Splendid Heater.
Manulacturtsl by Fuller A ' Warren Company,
Trey, N. , which has no rival Iu durability,
economy of fuel and control of re... New Is the
time touxamlneand become posted for Autumn
purchases.
UEMEMUEi: THE PLACE I
40 EAST KING ST.,
(OPPOSIIE COUKT HOUSE )
ap-tfdAw
JOHN HAER'S SONS.
NEW BOOKS
Are etleted at a liberal discount fiein the pub
Ushers' prices.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS
In Library Sets, Class Ilonka, llecerds, lUinards,
bibles, lesLuuients, Catechisms, etc.
QUARTO BIBLES
Contains King James and the Itevlsed Versions
el both Old und New Testamenta in parallel
columns ; also, with the two versions of the
New Testament, or with the old version of the
lllble only. In arleus st) les of binding, at much
lower prices than by traveling agents.
AT THE HOOU'BTOl.K or
JOm BAER'S SONS,
Nee, 15 ana 17 North Queen Btroet,
LANOASTEIt. PA.
MJLVUIMMMl.
Ty"AOHINEHY, AO.
wvt
STEAM HEATING
Latest and 11 eat Unproved
KN6LNES TractieD, i'erUblt or SUlioesry.
New or Second-Hand
BOILERS, WATER TANKS, BEPABATOItH.
Micmisi or KpiB Werk such out done and
kept In Machine Sheps.
call ok ea ADeaaa.
Ezra F. Landis,
WORKS 637 NORTH CHERRY STREET,
mmAsTis. Pa. n7-tfd
I'AUASULa &v.
"ROSE BROS. A UAHTMAN,
$4.00 YJWLSOLS
KKDUCEDTO
$3.00. - $3.00.
VEHV;ilEST SATIN I ALL FINE BIL1C UN
1NQBI
The Manufacturers.
Rese Bres. & Harbnae,
14 EAST KINQ ST.
p;-,aa
tlltOVKHIKt), ,(U
1 1' I I.I, PAY YOl
ie urn euii
TEAS, COFFEES AND GROCERIES
-AT
CLARKE'S.
10lM,lSKI,.Vr,,,'U,,l"B ""', l'"'" ,,,,cl,,1 K0K
i-.tm!.'.,..,,,Mlllu.,,ll.,,M,,,,,'t I fc Chillies lllende.1
meal, IH , t'ermtienl, lei s BaHturrl, ! sua
Family Cracker only .. V . sVa Iti'.eiilt. 7e .
sen.elhlim new. ft ,h(!i, Nva . uh.!C llillnJ
Nesii. only 7e I plei ea Mu.r' llernx Himii " te i
il p(e.,.s Sllller'i lle-l pmii. , a iiSZI'imS,'
A "vaklr"'1' SO"1', ', ' "' 0-te-P only
Whitest (ic. SJuKiir in HieCUy.
I'liielldei Uiii-nui, j, Hitlleti t U flour Is
Jt-n cheap l.iiy ,n.tie ,,uarler, l.evait's
".holiellollei oiily7e.a.1uaiter
Clarke's Tea & Coffee Stere,
110 WEST KINO aTnilET.
-telephone Conuectleii. tlixtds llelltcied
I tv.
Jl K.N AWAY.
Ne Sli;-lif-()rlluiit1 ItitsiiiesH.
O.NEPlHI.VII OP UlltTKHlMlAll
l.len le Every Ptnrltaser of 1 8. of .llrent
" lllended 'lolleeor E'lel.ler iimde el'tent
lOtten Murpa-ses all the " I Icket " eonjurlneel
lSiai- teiuiitiud "eipetleute" coftee In the
iltv
Mno pniMid nl f,Hd t'uilvn for (1 IU. lenu
i'ir hnullsh llreAkliisl lea that has net te I in
"thrown iu niter ii)1iik 1110 a pound for
It i ' ceuts a lHniud.
MACNAY'S,
Sen m t n; SOUTH '(JUKKN B1HERT.
miT tM
A
r HllRHKS.
Grenuine Maple Sugar
l.S . Pill Ml 11I11CK8,
AT 13 CENTS A POUND.
HAM AND DRIED BEEF.
tilled Ib-et chlpiHdsnd by tbe piece.
Or-teislnmieand two pound cans. Mustard
aiffsph.,,! .x.nltmM. Mno linpertid .sariiinra
llrelle.1 .Mncketil In Tomate Bance. Iltelled hal
inen. Freh nnlinen. Fresh Lebster, Cream
llivese, PUnlc l'lucappleChietx', Sagu erUieen
I heese, etc ,
ATBURSK'S,
NO. 17 EAST KINO STREET,
LA.NCASl'KIt, l'A
- Irieiibonnrennectlou
H
TONKhTY -, ULH'I.ITION.
DON'T ENTER
1HF, IANCASTKH CI JISIEUCI Al. COLLEUE
with the elMcliitlim el
"A Held Prize, SeO,"
"L!lbSclioliirhliiiil'er!?IO,"
";ra.luul.iii; in 8 Months,"
" .Situiilieii (Jtiiiinlml,"
AikI hoeii, uil iiuiMwum, ml lnflultuni.
Lancaster Commercial College
lsie.NiiucTEHON
Strict Business Principles,
And all piemue are -.ttlctly larrltil out, but It
cannot held out sui h Indiueuienls as Hbove.
todiiguuranlieatuiir-or Instruction THOll
Ol'l.ll AM) l'UACllCAL.anil for these pmv.
Ins thm-cltcsceuiilent, situations are always
open.
-Send for Collcce Journal containing out
line of work nl n "LIVE SCHOOL." list of
Students nud Patrons.
11. C. WEI1H.EK. Principal.
g.'KC
1A1- HARUAINS.
DON'T I3B DEOBIVKD
WIIKN HUMNIl
50c. GentleiiieD's Dulauudried
Shirts.
Don't be IeieltedbyaSbew tniut, I'oerMus
llu and blngle ilack.
H'e Pill a Uelnferced Hack and Frent Shirt,
Three Ply Linen Itoaem, Patent Facings,
Linen Wristbands, and Unnamed
Wamsutta Muslin,
50 CENTS EACH.
STAMM. BROS. & CO.
Ne8. 20 and 28 North Quoeu at.
BOSTONSTORE.
rUUMTUUB.
TCTURNITL'RE WARKROOMH.
HUV VOUI1SELF A I'AIK OF THOSE
Eelding Dress Pillows.
CALL UAULY AT
Hoffmeier's Furniture Warerooms.
They are thunleest IhliiK out and we havejust
receled another lel or them.
20 BAST KING STREET. ,
CI'ARICLINO WINKS.
OUIt OWN 11UAN1J I
Special Great Western Wine.
The Finest and l'uiest American Wlue In tbe
Market. At
REIQAHT'S OLD WINE STORE.
NOT1UK TO TRKSI'ABHERH AND
UUNNKItS. All persons are hereby for
bidden te trespass en any of the lands of the
Cornwall or Speedwell estates, In Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed orunln erunln orunln
clesed, either for the purpose of shoetlnir or fish
Inir, as the law will be rigidly enforced against
all treapesslnir en said lands of the undersigned
after this notice.
WM. COLEMAN rltKKMAN,
11. 1'KUCV AI.DK.V,
KDWAltO C. FUEEMAN,
Attorney for It. W, Celeman's helr
0"I1MM (1ANAI)A HORHKH.
I newhavn a Carload of CANADA HOItSKS
First-Class Heavy limit. Alie it Carload et
Ohie and Kentucky Horees,
Flint Class 1)1 hers and Horses ler ticneial
Farm erk. All te be sold nt private sule.
UEOUUK (JltOSSMAN.
R
OTK IH MAKING
CABINET PHOTOaRAPHB
AT 113.00 A DOZBH,
AT NO, KW.NOKTH QUKKN 8T11KKT.
'ania-lld lneasuir, I
LJTORAUK
COMMISSION WAREHOUSE.
DANIEL MAYKlt,
Ne, U West Cheitnut sueeu
OMC-lra
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