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rr irirji tj cuiur.
f trw . ." pa
Mi IHMrttily ;Trs! r-.
'mM-XDii betTvw
. At-, n -TM dlfflculty be
IkaHwaiMbMM meUtat Mill com-
MM m mpleymhm Iwra ittautcteriiy
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fnr days meetings bad
parpeM el MttltDgthe
creed te work for two
. orlee, J.55rr teri, and at
f that time me pnee win ve in
J 18.85 per ten, and tbe empleyes
neelTe Fnuieipii price,
lavement alae agree that In the
mtrnty contemplated reduction In price
MM Will M given lour weens neucu ui
MaMtien, and Uie men, In turn, will
MM BMOaitement two weeks nonce,
mty Will accept or reject the reduo redue
5d case of any future dispute
Batter will be aettled by arbitration.
-.., win ulnrt disinterested
. the men aelect one and these two will
Uia third nmrnhnr. The conclusion el
eemmltUewlU be accepted as Unal. The
! mill want lighted last flight and
kakert time the Susquehanna rolling mill
M running as usual.
haa bean renerted that the mill of the
MMb Iren company will be sUrted up
ttlfnndar.
fb altuatfen at the Columbia rolling mill
Kmaius uncnangeu, ana me iueu huh
OUtleran increase in iceir wbriw aim
pleyment or the two discharged puu-
hi nmn n ilv. .it nuddlen and helpers
Is Mt town for PhlUlpsburg, N. J., where they
Will find employment in a rumiiK "
' With tbe exception of six men from Chicklcs
HM ethers are from the Columbia rolling
MUU
t .; Article lw ana leanu.
piaWtferenlng when Mrs. oewiu . veuney
' lesarned te her home, en North Third street,
( slier being at a picnic at wrighisviuo,siie was
" A d J lt.t linn nl.l vc-ntitli VSI
rpnin 1U UUU IU 1 fcn nnw.ii t .
: Kitting. Mrs. S. S. Pague, also at the picnic,
.. ter sold chain. A reward often dollars
?fn offered for the recovery of the articles.
tf4.t Min-n nit waan. iiiipir nmiicrn- me
f arUclea te Mr. Denney and gave them te their
p'1 proper owners. The articles w ere leunu en
.' j Pile of aand along tbe river shore
;- liaising- a Ol.tarbancv.
ev Information was recelved In town last
; Serening from the Chicklea station te tbe
Reflect that let of tramps were about the
SVMN, and were raising a general rackeL
14' toen towards the place. The eUlcers arrested
r a BUM H4Un Ul fcw Tlbiui.j wi tuu a u. ..u ...
p'Thevwere broushttetown and placed in the
-Wloekun. This mernlne the men were taken
before Squires Evans and Frank and were
i2jk , Metes Around Town.
"s5p The August Flowers et Lancaster failed te
'voeme te town yesterday te play a game of ball
r$ with the Columbia club. The club will be
'$. In town en Saturday without fail.
!..?. A ..1 .iIa tll lut i.aM m( Penprn nnrlf
'T.iin U.tnrriair liir flnn Vlh Pnat flf lllfl f!.
j w pwi.u., ,, w" -. . .
.4? A. K. Tne picnic was lair te ee a successiui
i,j'ene. Many attractions will beeflered fortbe
yw anlnvmfmt nflhe nlnnlc In the Bienin?. at
p.T? 6 e clock, a dress parade will be given by the
v..; jmat. reepie irem Lancaster, ienanen ana
il ether places will be present.
it," Mary Beatb, living en Seuth Second street,
'celebrated her sixth birthday yesterday, by
'i having a number of her young friends at her
w" nema.
It. Tha IhAfllrlAl nAejinn In tmvn rlll hA
1,&' opened en September 20th, by the Ida Lewis
'f Dramatic company. The company will be
i!V A nnmhAr of thn frlerifU nf W. -T. V.lln.
man went te bis home In Maner township,
last evening, where they spent a very pleas
ant time.
A drain pipe Is being laid by the Columbia
rolling mill company te carry off all the
waste water irem their railroad tracks.
A pleasant picnic was held at Wrigbtsville
last evening by a number of persons from
town. A large flat was procured, upon
which the party etijeyed themselves.
Music was furnished with guitar and harmonica.
JMM MAW CKLBBTK BTAVeFKU.
The Tene ! " Whom Mr. Tllden llt
Vb. latsrMtel 100.000.
Frem the WewTerk WerlU.
Mia Marie Celeste Slauller, te whom Mr.
Tllden has left the handsome legacy ertlV
COO, Is the youngest daughter of I. II. htsuf
fer, a (prominent merchant of New Orleans.
Miss StauMer Is well known In New Yerk,
having frequently been the giifst et Mi
Samuel Colgate here. Last autumn she vis
Ited Mra. Jehn lllgolew and Mrs. Teler
Coepor at their handsome country seats, and
thUailtnmnr Mrs. llnlTlIlJUl at I.fMHIOX. Mr.
Tllden'sBcnualnUucewltli Mlsf bUuller le
gan about Uve years age, en an ocean steamer
when he was returning from asumuierjaunt
en the continent, and slie was homeward
bound from tne usual flnlshliiR lour v lucti
all young ladles make prier te tlielr debut
In society. An Invitation te t,ravtene
was the result or this acquaintance,
which new ripened Inte a warm
friendship. On cacti suiwequent in
It te New Yerk, Miss HUuller, nttii br
moUierorher sister, Mrs. 1'resten, Mslted
for a few weeks at Oraystenn. On tliese
pleasant occurrences Mrs. IVlten, Mr. Til
den's sister, a warm jierenal friend or Miss
Staiiffer, acted as lietew. Mr. Tllden was a
great admirer of ladles, lie bad n courtly
manner and a quaint gallant way or oprc eprc
lug himself towards the fair sex. In the nu
merous letters et Mr. Tllden te Miss Stautler
during these rvst flve yeirs are many stately
compliments and poetie sentiment such as
characterizeil the correspondence el the last
century. In ene of thee, alter the drtirture
of Miss Stautler for the Seuth, he graphically
describes the wintry storm beating upon t lie
masslve walls of (Iraystene, the snow wh r-
llng In gusUs against nis wiiimi win "
dosolatien of the house since Miss leleste
departure and s.dly adds "euhae lelt the
world te darkness and te me. In Kv the
vearef the great extnultiens of New Orleans,
Miss Stautler was chosen t(ueen of the l ami-
i Tiiem hu never teen e cr.iucl n l
ceant in the history of carnival displays In
UieCrescnt City. Mr. Tllden took great pride
In the event, aud as asetn enir of the occasion
sent Miss Stautler a massje sller Umgle
studded with twelve large diamonds. The
beautiful present she ero as a p.irt of her
royal jewel.
"Tnis is Miss Celeste's here," said Jehn
Lynch, the stablemnn at t, raj stone, its he
laid his hand carelessly en the sliiningcbest
nut back el a beauty; "shecau ride well,
clear a fence or a ditch just like a man, and
the guv'ner leeil te see her ride." I'oint I'eint I'oint
Ingte theplarza, Iyuch added : "The guv guv
eor i9ed te sit right there in that chair and
Miss Oeuld there and Miss Celeste there and
Miss Celeste uea te tell n.ni tunny sienes
and he used te laugh, ar.il I heard him say
that she always put him In geed humor she
was like a bit et sunshine te the place. She
was a great favorite with everybody, wasn't
she, Lee T" Anil here he patted ttie head of
the great St. Bernard, Mr. Tllden's huerlte
deg, which looked weuderlngly for a mo
ment at tbe vacant chair and with a low
whine went slew ly away.
Miss Mauller is at present at Vichy with
her parents. She will be bere In the tall and
after a short visit In New Yer return te
New Orleans.
ueiiaeTiiiKi es itf.M.
WHOM O-OOO TO ,000 I'MUVLK
Attend the CleMna- EtT! et Uie ltrenn.
town Cslnpnifttlng.
Hhew nstew.n, Aug. 13.-The usual early
prayer aud praise meetings were quite
largely attended en Thursday morning. The
first sermon etthe morning was preached by
ltev. A. Stlrk, P. H, from llfl Psalms, 11 and
12erses. The second sermeu was ey itev.
W.K.Welland from Acts,xxvL, lallelkwere
able and eloquent discourses.
The 1 o'clock prajer meeting was address
mi by Prel. C. ltewman, ltev. Woedrlng and
Kev. A, Stlrk. The able sermon at 2:l! . m.
was by Hev, V. Smith, fronts Peter, ill., !.
The communion services were held atr-l
m , and were largely attended.
lit the evening great crowds began te
gather and when ltev. A. Dilator legait te
preach, there were from WW te Mix) people
within the camp. At ".se i ". the usual
rltigxvasformevleutJliloot the lent About
COO went la the ring and the usual farewell
songs were given with much feeling.
I Se ended the largest attended and best con-
ducted CAtnpmeetitig e er nem ii w
Aneth.r CiiiiiirllnB
KinksMiM.", Aug. U. -A campnieelliig
tinder the dltectlen of ixmimlttee repre repre
senting Mt. Nele, lleelims Mrasburg, (Juar.
rv Ille, and Pulton charges of the Methodist
Episcopal deuouiiu.dlen. will le held in
Hoever's weeds, uear UawllusvIUe, Sep
tember Tth te September 13th IneluMxe,
The pastors representing the alwive charges
arorestHX'Uvety, Hevs. L.trbut Head, K. n.
Cesen, Maris l, rates, l. T siiixin, auu v.
It. Johnseu.
The meetings will be under the spiritual
dlrectlonet Hev. Win. Swindells presiding
elder of the Seuth Philadelphia district.
The pastor of the Methodist churches of
Lancaster, Columbia, Oxford aud ether
points will, it is expected, lx present aud
preach.
.t .ItMiiina llelstits.
llev t). Keeil, et Uincestur, bes taken
charge el Ute music at tne" Jeanna Height
cimpmeetlng. A large number of Phila
delphia are present, ltishep Mallalleu, of
New Orleans letl ler oeuiauu ehuhuwi.
tng, Md. He is encaged In erecting schools
throughout the Seuth, for peer xple, both
w bite and colored . he needs 1,iC0,miX te de
the work. During the past eighteen days he
traveled i;&00 miles.
jtANirjrr.
i'hllatl.trnB ITwtm MatkeV
I'MiLiD.Lrnii. Aug. U Fleur Market
nnlJu le? of Wrel.t Minn. bakiMi..
Ilfcsjiwfretina. tanillr t VXlt 1 Western
at aiiviliesi ratenls. . w.
Kye neur dull al I Htl W. , ,.., .,,
ip m , call-W Mt Aug , 1VC i K-pL,
S50 1 Oct.. M.I.C , Sey. , ... ..u Nm
corn ahr., i-ihim'-'t' w-i ,-
S.v,ct Sent, ittUei Oct., sSc,
If Jt W A II F JIM Tilt MMMH TO.
DB.W.
Mtc
ItAta-Ang,
N ev , x',c
Kelurn ittMlure lrt.
nw tusK. Auk 1J Fleur market stead tint
rt.Ul. tlne.ll waiMuiwrnn, K ..1I w
eeuiiHin leHl Kxtiw Western. H TkjH
SVvhI I ihelce Kxtm Western. II W.1PW
i;itv Mill F.xtt. HXII WUirHMIimin"
Minn. hit, n 9ltl w IKxtm e. s. r.Ht? n
Wh.at-Mv l KM state en (Spot, tx4 i
White. stale. s;Ose he. Ne, 'i tied, Winter,
bent.. 7sc i Oei . ns"cc
Cern .no 2 MlxiNi, cash. Me i lspt., 5.
l)ts Ne. 1 W htte stalls spot, I UUP Ne. 2, Je
llyeilull
Itarley muutnal.
rerk.lulti Ner Mess 111 Sall:s.
Molasses dull j ITe ter 00 tvji U'lllng
stock . Perte lllee. 'n;
TurjH'iitlne unlet al 31c ,,,...
Hesln dull t siraintHi 10 p"m, i "i w.-i
Petroleum dull i rrinevt In cases, S
Frelahtsitelli Kmlu te Mxerpoel, -xf-V-lluttur
Market dull j New Western
Creaiuerv. Ktfile.
Chetxsedull Western Choice, :SO.c
Eggs dull ; btate, lt'.OHC; Western UMt
"Ugv-inarket dull t Kettned cutle.il. ''ill
CSiC.UrBmilaled.W ....
Tallew utilcti prime city, ittlll l'-
Uetfeedulli Mlrcarywsat i4C
Klcisleidv i Carelluaand I oetslans, common
te fair, JH Jle i ItangOvU, I'.G'S
U. LOW KM,
lih.NTISl.
tlradusln of Iho llnHerelty ei Mnrliucl, with
Dr. K. K. XOUIIg, NO. 5 hHSt Ulllll(0 Btl,H), Ijmi-
aster, Pa. mfl-liuwAtldeed
cuupuisi: KoLirinTT'LeriT
1.KAU9 ALL OTllhliS.
It nukes while. Itiiht and wholesome bread
Ask eui greier ter It. auicl'sit
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TO P. PP. II CKNT. ACID PllOSP PllOSP
PHATKer lloh,Hl!eilUil nrellimlUH-k
In .XV) pound bags, In the best drilling condition
for sale nt our uerksat irem fl? tet.xiper Ien.
Thtil.ANCAMThltl.lltSMtt.AL CO , l.tiultt-d.
fAUKl.KYS "YKLLOW l'HONT"
J.T. clear niter IIkmui cent Cl(ar Is pre.
nenuced by suiekurs the lest In Uie mar
ket, at
MAUKLKY'S lullew trout,"
. .. No-SlMerthHueen BUvet.
(Formerly lUttiimn's)
Till! H101UiT uuadk""oi'"dih uuadk""ei'"dih
m)1. HP euth Carolina Heck, or Add
Phosphate, In iiintltles Irem 1 te Iwl Ions, nt
prlies te suit tjimllt'. and tlr) ness unriualled.
Ilth LA.VCASlhU UlhMlLAl. CO, l.lmltett.
XfAKKI.KY'H "-AHA HKAITIKS "
iL clear ntted of choice Niv 1 llrtviinii. are
ivoenitiuinded te liners el genuine llaHim
CIriu, ul
M AUK I.K V"l, " ellnw Frent,"
Ne. il North yueen suwit
(Formerly llxrtmau's)
Kir inrJiJirnBvjrjrn.
'JLxVxf Addn-stntnnrn,
till. BL'UTT's KLKUTHIO HOODS.
,,. .. i ., NivMl llrendway, New Yolk.
The Only Uenultin. aiwsmaeea
WANTKO AOKNTS WITH SMALL
capital. XV ii have aeuiethliiKtinw, no risk,
larjtepiwflts, special Al day infer, write at tmee
KMPfUK CO , il tnnnl St., N, t hS SiiuhxI
UHOVItHIKIi, ,tV
MLL PAY YOU
TO 1IUV OUIl
TEAS, COFFEES AND GROCERIES
TJATKNTS !
WM.
PATUNTS I
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Uliiracii Msrnet.
raiome, Aim, 11 i3i)a in. xiarkst opened
Wheat Aug, c . Sept., T7Je ; Oct., ,.c
Viu MVVC
Core-tvug. U'it . Sept . U.Sci Oct. iSc
NOV. InSc
Oats-ssept.. 'Sc . Oct . Wit
Verk-Oet.. r "it,
1 atM-M-pt-. : -X' Oct.. IT .
Klb-Sept-, 1' ' 'ct-.
cuwisa.
w heat Auc. TTs-c i bent.. ?sc . Oct.
Cern-August, Jic; Sept., lls,c..Oct.
x,i. i Nev. IbSc.
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"perk-Aug.. .i 65; Sept..
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THOSi: WHO 11AVP. NOT KT
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KlsiMl "I N IIONh fllOSPHATK.
H e ask thai a f It Irt tl ln made of Itninn heal
grower, w hi, U ill coutluce ou that juuuiti
net attenl le sew w ilheut IU
rilK LANI.ASTKU I.IIKM1CAL 10. Limited.
Price lower than any high grade fcrtllltvr
GERHART,
.Sollcllet of Pllll'llls,
Ne. 31 NOUTII ll ItKST. (M Fleer llrnnt Hull)
Next te l eiirt Heuse, Lancaster, Pa.
I lm hsd mer seven years' nxpeilenrn In
pnicllclng beteiii the Patent I) like, nml gltn
prompt iMirsenal nllenlleu le all eases placed In
my chaise. All my business Is transacted ill
nelly nllhthe Patent Otllrn tliu avoiding thn
delay iKvaslened by hating cases pass ihreuiili
second hands. 1 have report of alt palenta
Issued by the Cnlled stales, width are men le
the Inspection of Int enters. Se charge for con
sultalleu ei ndt lev Osle Iho patentability of In
tt'iittens iiiik71iI
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A reunion of the Thespian club, which was
organized by graduates of Palatinate college,
Myerstowe, 0 years age, took place at the res
idence of D. W.Albright, Heading. Thursday.
Lancaster was chosen as tbe next place of
meeting en the second Thursday of August,
1887. Tbe officers elected were : President,
Miss Emma Mayer; secretary, Heward P.
Wanner, esq.; prophet, A. F. Kalbacb.
After election and miscellaneous business,
tbefoUewingllteraryand musical pregramme
was rendered ; " Instrumental duett, "Peter
Schmell," Miss Gotwals, of Norriatewn, and
MlssKeely, of Hctiwonksvtlle; address of
welcome,!). v. Ainngni; guitar soie, "o "e "o
bastepol," Miss Hannah Keely; oration,
"Much from Little," A. P. Kalbacb, Phlla
delphia. Pa.; recitation, " A Legend," Miss
Annie detwals : Instrumental sole. "Adiron-
s dacks,"D. W. AlbrJebt; recitation, "The
' Medem Chair." Miss Emma Maver. Hever.
'& town ; Prophecy, Miss Hannah Keely ; essay,
"The Excuse," D. Levan, Jacksonwald;
dab history, Paul Zerbes, Hanover ; instru-
kiir mental aoie. "Adieu," miss i Mayer.
A The members of the club enjoyed the hos
pitality of Mr. Albright In the shape of an
, excellent banquet. During the afternoon
Mr. A., in his usual "Phlllias Fogg" style,
MMA ta AAsl tk mlssil tr h am w vtls, b nV IntnAnl
p Amenic the pleasanteat waa a trip up tbe In In
x'eilned plane te the "Hichlana honse" en
Mt Kerersfnk, which presents one of the
LkilT arvsatsisslAf Afiilatra
"T In lha awanlnts tli a mamtuiH rf in 1uli m
turned te their respective homes, after bav-
l!& inn enjoy ed a pleasant day in reviewing
f--, reminiscences of college days. Among the
inemDera ei me ciut well-known in Lancas-
r are Messrs Heward P. Wanuer, David
evan, V. W. Albright and A. F. Kalbacb,
I graduates of Franklin and Marshall cel-
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Mmnnercher Fair Gemuilttees.
Last evening tbe executive commlttee Of
the Miennercher frlr held a meeting. The
following commltteos were appointed :
Printing Prof. Carl Matz, J. 15. Kevinski,
Geerge Ptelller and Dr. It, M. Ileleniua.
Organization B. Frank lireneiuan, Geerge
M. Berger and Harry Dracbbar.
Tables. Decorations Aa Fred Hoefnl.
-5 WlllUm K. Beard, William Wehlsen, Harry
rk nuHj auu w, . Jvu,,iAnivi.
ntertalnmenUand Music J. B. Kevinski,
PreL Carl Matz, Majer W. A. Morten,
Geerge Htelnman, Israel Carpenter, Harry
Budy and Henry Drachbar.
Purchasing Committee Mayer Morten,
Christian Ultllch, Fred Hoefel, Geerge M.
Berger and B. Frank lireceman.
Keceptlen R. M. Belenlus. Mayer Morten
and Henry Gerhart.
The committees were authorized te make
general plans for the fair.
Three Teams Melen In Hie County, Hut Twe of
Them KecuTered.
Iforsethietes were busy last niplit In tills
county, south or this city, and .dtheui;li three
horses were stolen, the thletes tere se
closely pressed that they only get at ay w 1th
oneot the teams. The first place tlsitetl
by the thieves was the barn of C McAllister,
near New Danville. This team was taken
butabandoned by thethieteseu the Stump
tow n read. The next barn reached lielotiK lieletiK
ed te a farmer named Uarui-b, aud the teitn
stolen there was abandoned at the Kunnlug
Pump.
The third place lsited was the farm of
Jehn H. Myers, at New Dant tile, aud a dark
brown mare, with two white legs, white
forehead, heavy mane and tail, 7 jears old,
an old buccy and a set of harness were
stolen. The thiees were traced te this city
and from the descriptions git en are Jee Buz
zard, Jee Gretrand William Weeder, who
are well known criminals. The la-st seen of
the thieves by their pursuers was In front
of the Lamb hotel, en Seuth tjueen street,
but the farmers were afraid te arrest them
and went te the station house and reported
the whereabouts of the thietes. Ofllcers
Leman and Wenninger weredetalled te leek
ier them, but they were unable te And
them.
Chief Smith sent out pestals with a de
scription of Mr. Myers' team te all the
neighboring cities.
In Anether llebbery
A ladles' hunting case geld watch, mote mete mote
meutN'e. U,1G7, maker's name, Juleser
mat, key winder, case Ne. le, Ut, II karats,
was stolen yesterday from W. K. Kuiinert's
house at l'phrata. Jee Buzzard and Jee
GretT were seen at the house shortly before
the watch was mUsed, and they are balloted
te be the thieves, as they left Kphrau seen
after the theit.
Presented W tth Ills Portrait.
MANI1E15I, Aug. 13. Last evening upon
his return from Lobtnen, llev. W. J. John John Jehn
eon, pastor of the Itefermed church at Man.
helm, he was surprised by llndiug a num
ber of young friends comfortably in isjises isjises
slen of his study. The reason w as .oeii ex
plained when Mr. A. Kline, In an excellent
address, presented the pastor ttitli a crayon
portrait of himself, (the jmster). The man
ner of presentation was nicely conceited.
The portrait is the gilt of the young men
lately confirmed, and la the work of one of
their number, Artist K. F. Hamaker. The
portrait is an exact likeness of the pastor, is
beautifully finished and reflects the hand et
an artist of much skill. Mr. Hamaker, is a
rising yeuugartist. He is graduate from
the studio of Abraham, Lancaster, and all
his work has received high praNe from the
many w he have examined the iertralts he
has made. The pastor appnciaies the gilt
all the tnore becauseltl the work etthe
hand or one of tbu number et yeuug men
lately continued.
Fun at What (,lrn I'nik.
Morethan 100 persons loekadtantage of the
invitation te the What Glen picnic by Prof. 1
C. Hall, giten te his pupils preliminary te
the fall dancing campaign, (inch's erches
tra discoursed excellent music. Win. H. Lil
ler wen laurels for his fine catering. There
was some geed sheeting at a tarset partici
pated In by Messrs. J. Hertlng, II. ('. Hall,
William J. Bllckenderfer, W. W. Pewden,
Keuben Henshaw, Charles 1.. Downey, Wal
ter Kendlg aud elber crack shots.
The Incitement That was Causcst by the Antics
of a Krtiiiken Italllmurenn
About l o'clock last evening, as Miss Mary
Muhlenberg and Mlsa Kmma Musser were
sitting en the doorstep of Miss Musser's resi
dence, Ne. 35 West Orange street, w tuau
under the Intluenceef liquor sppratched and
stumbUnc against the doorstep, tell te the
ereunu. lue isaies iiaiu iru iun. u
hall, and the man hating reg lined his feet
drew a revolt er, and threatened te sheet the
ladles Ifthey moved an Inch. He remained
In a threatening attitude for some seconds
anil then moved oil towards North tjueen
street.
Net lengalterwanlsam.iu, uuder the In In
lluence of liquor andaustterlng Uie Mine de
scriptien, wtint into Copland's restaurant.
He called for liquor, but it was refused him.
While lu the barroom he kept bis hand In his
pocket, from which something which looked
like a pistol protruded. Frem Copland's
the man went te Jehn bnyder's saloon and
took a seat. Mr. fenyder motioned te the
bartender net te give him anything te drink,
should he ask for it. He did ask for it and
was refused. He asked why, and the bar
tender told him he thought he bad enough.
The stranger partly drew from his hip pocket
a larce and dancereus looking revolver, and
asked the bartender If he wasn't alrald of
that. The bartender asked him te leave tbe
room, and w Itheul lurtber trouble be left.
He had net been geno long before be re
turned, and stepping up te the bar asked for
beer. Mr. Wm. bnyder, a seu of tbe land
lord, who was behind the bar, refused te
give It te him, when he again drew the pistol
and threatened te sheet him. He was
speedily disarmed aud put out el the saloon.
Later, he returned with Mr. Augustus J.
Kuhn, who asked for his brother's pistol.
Alderman Spurrier, who happened te be
present, took charge of the weapon and ar
rested tbe owner, w he pret ed te be a brother
or Mr. Kuhn, resldlnc in Baltimore, and who
has been for some days en a drunk In this
city. . u
Alderman npiirrier neiu .ur euhu tvuuu
In ball for a hearing this evening at 7 o'clock,
the complaints against him being carrying
concealed deadly tteajieus, and pointing a
deadly weapon at a person in tlolalieuof
acts el assembly.
Mck im Ills Travels.
Frem the Lltlti Uei erd
Old Nicholas Delda, the German tramp
and grape vine pruner, passed through town
the ether day aud although looking little
elder than twenty-years age, he is new 03
years or age. He Is best knew n by the name
of Nick, and tramps about the ceuutry be
tween here and Kichland, Lebanon county,
sometimes going eter te Hohrerslewn, this
county.
Did lie Fire the Itern
BkewmjThwn, Aug. 13. A small stable
boleuging te Henry Cooper was burned about
10 o'clock last night. A German mau shortly
befere had asked for lodging and had been
relused. He was seen te run away while
the lire was In progress. The building was
insured for J20U in tbe l'enn Insurance coin
pan v of West Earl township.
nrsm nt rroTisiens.
rnrulahed bv 9. K. undt, llroker.
fun tee.
AUKIlst
St'pt!inbcr
October
Netcniber ....
December
winter Wheat..
Spring Wheat...
Cern
OaU
Kye
llarluy
OU City
CruduOU
Eecctpts II OM.
u. 1.1.1 o'eJeckn. m.
tt heat. Cern. Oats. Perk. Lard.
':
a sMKDiciNi: isi:tiii: piNi:sr
CALIFORNIA BRANDY
In the Mai kit, at
KOHUKlfs. l.lql'Olt SUHIK,
3J CfcN 1Kb. wyUAltr, ljtnclcr. I'a
1XEUAL WATlillS,-
ArOLI.INAlKS WATF.lt,
the Queen of Table Waters, Hawthorn tuirliiK
of Sarateir-t, at
KbltiAKTS OI.W 1E STllUK,
II K M.A1MAKKIt:.Rt
QOr nvs Tin: hi:.st skcone
O-"'-' limde Hene I'hnsiihate In the insiket
Anal) sis nun b hutier than any of like nrlti
rhosphite Aild, li per cent., ainmenls, 2s, jht
cent, potash, Siht tent, ales Increasing t cry
lat en thee nisnls
111K LAM. ASTtK f IIKMIfAI. CO , Limited
imp; lwdtt Itw
.'S
'i TO
siS "S
lteceipts.
7 a
b Vt
6 r:s
Car Lets
.... Ill
.... 43
.... -M
.... is.
.. . I'
.... v
i....A Vi,,lf "'"I'd and 1 fcclalke s llenileit
n i. ii fir' ,i,..".f,T.'' ?, "'""t t;oil,e let II tilt
?..V.i Vi! i.1,i',,,w.,l u,MMt 'lice. fH) ft.2B.Oat.
ineill, IK , Cemnieal, le,, ,. MirrM, i. Ktlnt
r amllr Umckiir. .mlv isi. j "de '.ciills. ;"
seiiMilIiliig new, nvloek -ieas. iexm S0 iliiK
Netp, mil) Te I lilnen llllrr llunu Rmn !ue ,
iifww Mlll.r's Hest Mat., sst ii j VRSi'J'ih.b
W''"a"K''f"'l'. -V-. I". A'irt)l,.n,u,,0,1V,y
Wlilteht (ir. Supir in the Cily.
I'uie liler Mncuur. I.tn. unit.,,, , n i.,,.r i.
,eit theaii I.lly W hll.i, no n iiuatteri Letan'.
. holt e lloller only 5fu, it unrlnr.
Clarke's Tea & Coffee Stere,
UU WEST KINO STrtBET.
'leliplieiie foniii-cllen. Heeds Uvllveied
tree
f0.
Head.
ll.itt)
R1
Closing I'rtces-J o'clock p. lu.
W heat. Cern. Oats. Perk. 1-ard
H
lis!
US
ivs
-s
5.
f'S
9 U
l T
! '
' 31
t 7JS
August. ...
September..
ucioeer -"4
Netember .... :
Ucccmber MS
OU city
Crude OU wJt
new Ven stecss.
Naw ea. Aug. Ii Wall street, lJOp. m.
Mennv le.inrd at islT per cent, reretim ex
change unlet at l Slfjl 3; Governments
tlrm ; Currency 's, I1S3 bid ; ' coups. IIS
bid ; Ks Illl.S bid.
The stock market this morning opened dull
and weak, with prices down Vi te j; per cent.
They n corded a further decline of X te '; per
cent, during the first hour and a halt en selltng
by some of the 3mall holders. The market has
since bten dull and featureless, and the bottom
prices made thus tar are new current. The de
cline ranges Irem v 101 i percent.
"PROPOSALS.
Proposals for cleanlns Head Haeo st Cily
Waterworks w 111 lie rtceltcd al IheStaters
Ortlce up te 5 o'clock en TIIUKmDAI h E.N
IM., AV'Ul ST 1). lvsi. Hiddtirs for theabote
work 1U meet the W liter I'oiuintttee at the
W ittcr Works en Mendav tlterniHinal 2 o'tletk,
tt hen tull details it Ul l utteu.
I II tl It VLII.
augUMd superintendent.
P.DCCTION I
Te these In ant of a siiininer suit et
Clethes. rantHtoenliiL-s or estlnj;s can save
money by calling at lte-'nsteln's Tullerlufr l'ar-
lers, tt h'lrv a l,enentl Uednctlen has been made.
A Geed summer scree Suit for lib. trimmed
with 1'enren suit
A Mte hiiKllshbcrgeSiilt In Hlne and Mack
for ISI.
hlcant Pantaloons for .
Patent straps are Perfect t lttlns
A. U. lll)sK.Si.l Kl.N, IT erih luin St.
1ANADA UOKSKST- "
1 new h-ive a Carload of CAN Al) llOUSKh
i Irst-Class Heavy Dralt. Alse a Carload et
Ohie and Kontueky Herses,
Ftral Class Drlten and Horses for Ucnirul
Farm Werk. All te be ebl .it private sh1
Ohenilt: uuessMAN.
rtTyHKLATLST PKuITUmI
ARBUTUS.
Wll I. UK FOl NilllKKK.
IN 1IIK l.AUUKST A9h0llT)tKNT. K Mt -TIII.SU
Nhw ATlOsri'HlfK.
Uiulornenr,
NwItHcar,
hlilils,
Hair Hote.
COLLARS, CUFIS, &e,
-1N-
Earl & Wilsen, Coen and Other Brands
Flnunel SUlrta,
Werkltitt Shirts,
Huudkorehlofa,
Jowelry, Ete.
tibit llne or
SHIRTS
Ql UN AWAY.
Ne Slill(-0l-lllllll1 illtsilU'SS.
ONK POUND OFtMltTKHUOAIt
OltiMi in Kvery 1'iirrhsscr of 1 of -incut
" lileiulrd " Celli nor Kxielsler g radii et it innl
cilTee HnrpisMisiill the "Ticket " cinilurlnitet
IS 5 1 ars couiieiind-"iiivrluiic" cntfru In the
cliv
Nine pfiiinil, ,i u,hh1 Ceibie for IU11. ;nn.
i' Kiitfllsh llimkfast lea that has net te be
"thrown aira) altur pa) lug It 10 it niund for
It j 'iicnlsn iHiiiml.
MACNAY'S,
,t ii; NeiiTii uukkn srttr.r.T.
t
u
lS
Knights or the JIjslle Chain.
The beada of this nrilnr lurn Iwum u-mV
'.H. Ine, h. I.. 41. a I..I ,...n !. t.. ,.,- .
. -"Ij." " " iueivmu Tirana ill luia cily,
, ,f" and have met with great success. It will ue
ueubt be one of tbe finest orders lu the city.
,-- m application list is lining up fast. This or-
h. Mt " te-day sixty members en its
L aMtllfiatlen BtlH Slfna sS.l,lnr. I. m.Aw. .In..
8.t Jr!?,! " Preliminary meeting held en
U vi uu menin. Mr. u. )v. llouew,
X'fteia Colombia, will be pretent, and also
TJr800$,Jaker" 0Df! wltu him te give
"U? wh.'!t tte ebIlcta of tee order are.
J. Themeetlnar win im st ti. i,m r ...
AXBlghU et the Gelden Eagle en North
W sTMt. in Kepler'a building. This
Tn order baa 150 castles In the state and a mem-
fyttnmnmtp m v,wu. ii uaa rer tbe last few
v.-vrs been crowlek verv fast .mi i. c...i
f. ,! U ever the the United States and some
fcs"
y Excursion te Ola l'alut Comfert.
.: Al tbe last meeting or iniana citv Dlvls.
fieu, Na 7, Uniformed Rank, Kulghts of
v'Pythiaa, it was decided te leave this city, en
J'ptember0, onafeurdays excursion. The
sVnlffhla will en tn RilMmnrs anrl thAn IivIIia
"Ray Line et steamers te Norfolk, Virginia.
i At that city they will be received and eutcr-
,lnea ey virgiDia Division, xsa -, ei me
MD order. Prem Norfolk excursions will
, te made te Old Point Comfert and ether
Millef Interest en tbe Chesapeake bay.
" ,; Fifty uniformed knlghu with a band of
ale and a number or the friends of the or
te Will participate in the excursion.
Ttoemluee in charge of .the manage
Meat have attended te all the details and it
Ul be doubt be one of the most aucceaaful
I of Ht atten.
Attacked by ClKarmnkers
On Monday evening as Jehn Perter, lii
Ihb with Win. Ktark, near Mlllixm, was
sitting en the perch of HrackblU's hotel,
near llrownstewu, he was attacked by two
cigarmakers, who indicted seteral set ere
cuts with an Iren instrument en lih face,
rendering necessary the services of a physi
cian. Dr. II II. Witmer allvmled the injury,
llrltk Alathlue turtlier Iiupruted.
On Tuesday last Henry Martin had an
other patent, Ne. .H0,ail issued te him
through Win. It. (ierhart, solicitor of patents,
for further Improvement en his brick ma
chine. The lmpretemeiit consists lu attach
ing an adjustable blade te the Ireut el the
machine ; as the moulds Issue therefrem the
projecting clay is cut oil eteu with the topel
the mould, se as te render the brick as
smooth en that side as en any el the ethers.
The Cliampleu Suullimcr.
KoimuiisietvN, Aug. id. A large sun.
Ilewer raised by Wm. Jones, at this place,
en Heps all we have yet heard Irem. it
measures 172 inches from bottom te top. Pe
calls It a General Heaver flower. He thinks
It will be hard te beat, for it U growing you
The union excursion and picnicnl the 11 ill ill ill
rorstewn Sunday schools and .ion's Luther
an from Lancaster te Penrjii park en Mon
day, August 10, premises te be u big ntuir.
A Mlllerstllle Student Curs Astra).
Jehn HmenheUer, of Hast Prospect, Yerk
county, has been arrested ler ihe theft el a
hprse belonging te (iee, K. Keller, of that
place. It Is rumored he oeufessod Hie crime
te the censtuble who arrested him, and alter
being taken te Yerk a Justice committed him
for a hearing. The young man was lately a
student at the Mlllersvllle Nermal school.
They Hail lu Vtt
Councilman Daisz, or the street committee,
apent se much of the city's money for the
repair of the first square of Seuth Queen
street, that he feared theie wasn't enough
left te pay for an omnibus te carry the com.
mlttee ever the route of the new Hlehth
ward sewer yesterday, and se they walked)
It waa a dry and tired party when Frank
lltikez'a iw loon wm reached.
Condlilen of Yeung lleetlger.
itichard Iloettger, the man who was acci
dentally shot yesterday, is still lying In a
very critical condition at his home en High
street. It was belieted this morning that he
was somewhat better. The ball is thought te
be in his splne.
Coreptaint Wltbdrann.
The complaint for rape against Michael
FlUpatrlck, preferred by a brother of Annle
Hagelgans, was withdrawn te-day, and l'llz
palrick wasreleased from prison this afternoon.
lUitccinbtr the trotting and running laces at
McGrunn'e Park Saturday afternoon at .'o'clock
Admission only S3 cents In case or rain the
races will take place en Monday, the 16th. "til
Telephone Coiineetlen,
Jeseph Haefner's Empire Brewery, Nes. 117
and 117 Locust street, is connected with the tele
phone exchange.
Komethleg for Hucksters
In another column will be found an adtortlse
ment asking for proposals for piitllcgcs nt the
LemtnK county fJlr. As there will lie a large
number of persons nt the fair during the week
mtny of the prlvlligus will be valuuble Among
inoe te be sold are tee cream, fruit, lemonade,
IM-anue, popcorn, pretzels, tobacco and cigars,
candles, soda water, feed for hone;, specialties
und amusements.
iU Day at I'eiiryu I'srU.
The occasion of tbe leading Shtiulzenbund
cbeupexcurslen en Tuesday .August 17th. Trains
leave I-nncagter (King street) at 7 3ea. in. and
1.' HI p. in.; Columbia, 7-' a. in. and U 15 p. in
t tire only iec. Tickets for sale at nil stations en
Heading A Columbia railroad Plenty of music
and lets of tun It you tuke In the Shuetzeu
bund. augW3tdW,ll&16
Meck siaraeu.
Quotations by Ueed, McUrann A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, l'a.
mw vebk liar. 11 i
Canada 1'aclflc u,K
C C. C. 1 57J
Cel. Ceal JUS
Central l'aclrtc
Canada Southern II' i
cm., si !. I'ga.
S7',
H'i
3 r.M
lsl
B7S
II
41
Denver A Ute Grande 31V Sl'i
Del . Lack.. Wetlera Zfii lr,
Krle si', Si'i
Krle'Jd le.i.' Kfj
New Jersey Centru N'. MX
K. AT S.i Jl.
Len. A -V t'I v,
Lake Shere "? cT';
Michigan Central 7S THK
Mieurt Paclllc, 10l liri
Northern l'acinc 27i -T
N. I'Pret 80? u
N. W Ill Ul
New Yerk Central 110K ll'i
EostTcnnCem
Omaha is i;t
Oregon Trans 3Ji iZi
Ontario Wusteiu
Pecinc Mall tK -jM
BechesterA I'llueurg
at. Paul 0-JH 9";'-i
Texas Pacific 1) ni
Union Pacific W-i w?
Wabash Common 192 19K
Wabash Prnierred 31 ii
Western Union Telegraph, eh5; f
WestSberu le.','; li'.'i.
rniLADJLPUU LIST.
Lehigh Valley Ssj jst,,
B.. NT V. A I'hlU
1'ennsylvs.rla i S7)i
ding i, n;
Lehigh Navlgalle J.
uesionvuie
Philadelphia A Erle...
Northern Cent
People's Passnnser....
U'd'g Uen'ls M'tg's Hi..
OU
101
w
ill
1J:A
Uti
P1
s:
K
S7V1
79K
"Si
m
ua
19
IiJ
mi.
i
57.
13 t-l3
51K
pl
Ml.
Sluinlt e.l.iultte
thlDg else In ihe market,
Saw AD VERTiaEltE.VTH.
WANTKD-AT ONCE, TWO INTKLLI
OK.NT and Knergetlc Men as Collectors
and cinvassers
Heed turms.
U.ll. ATli
'e. 0 West hlngSt.
Annlvte
rkl.NbO.V,
Entliely dlflerent from an)
mrket. batlnc unoderdls
tinciltelv Its own.
f KAI1.E1 s Kast Knd I'harmacy,
jy3-lydlir,MAV Opposite Kastern M.irkul
T71AST END YAHD.
0. J. SWARR & 00.
GOAL. - K-NDLLNQ WOOD.
Office- Ne.W CKSTHE SOUAItK. Belh yard
and ertlce connected with Telephone Kxchange
aprl3-lvdlAr.U
J- EVAN'S FLOUR.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
OHACCO CUTTINGS, hCHAT'sTsTFT
INGS AND I'ACKKBS' WASTE, Dry and
Clean, bought for cash.
.1.3. MOLINA,
Ne S73 PMtrl Street, New lerk.
Keferenee rred. Schutte, Ne. SIS Pearl trnt.
New lerk. febl7dyd
OPENING AT U. OEK
SP RISO
HAIITS.
FINE TAILORING.
The largst and most Complete Assortment
or ) INK WOOLLENS for the spring liadole be
found In tbe City or Lancaster.
A Choice Line or Spring Overceatings and
i'antel oenlngs In all the Latest Patterns
Prices Lew, ISest w erkimuuhlp, and all goods
Warranted as represented.
H. GERHART,
NO. NOIITII QUEEN STltKET.
WOpiHMlte the PoslerUco. martT-lydli
WANTED-SITL'ATION TO DO GEN
era! Housework by a middle aged lady.
JIU
Apply at the Swan Hetel.
SEALED PROPOSALS TO SI PPLY
the Lancaster County I'rlien with 13 Tens
Kurnace Ce-.il, let Tens 1 nge Ceal and te Tens
Chestnut Ceal and as much moreer each as may
be required rer the use of said Prison up te
l-epteuibcr 1, 1m7, delivered at the Prison, will
be received by the Beard or Prison Inspectors at
lt regular meeting en Monday, beptember .
ls5. ut m o'clock u. m. All bids must be sealed
and endorsed " Proposals rer CeaL" The Beard
ri-iert cs the right te reject any or nil bids.
ltd O.C.KKNNKDV, Solicitor.
LP.GANT AND EFFICIENT. FOR
Hi lumbago, sciatica and pains In the back,
hips and sides use Benten's Capclne Plasters.
E
THE FINEST GRADE OF PURE ANI
MAL Bone (ground) for fertilizing) la made
by the LANUASTLtt C1IBMICAL CO , llmlKd
All kinds of Phosphate and Chemicals et the
best grades and low est prices
HOOD QUALITY TOILET PAPER,
VI tVlrcd and Wrapped, in packs of bul sheets,
ten ituls a pack, at
JIUBl.KY'S OKDOBTOItK,
Ne. 3G West King St root.
AS
liaces Te morrow,
lu addition te the running races te morrow at
McGrunn's Park, W. 1'. Llnvllle, (lap, enters
roan gelding, " Harry."
Amusements.
7ifJintreJ Te-Xiu'it. Wilsen A Uunkln's
minstrels appear at the opera home te-night.
The Bridgeport correspondent of the Clipper
siys or them, " Wilsen A Itunkln's mlnstiels
lumiKid onus suddenly August 7, uud, as It was
a t ery stormy night, had only u Mr houje 1 hilr
two new sensations hit hard, lha act et the I'ur
vcnelliis being a corker. It represents n party of
workmen repairing a read, and with ordinary
tools making Une lausta by hammering en
blocks et stone. They then take llte rammers,1
and, pounding tliem en blocks, wb'ch work like
it child's bellows toy, extract meiu music. Then
mtelng the 'rammers' te their lips, they glte
an Imitation et a street band Finally, oue man
takes a shovel, two blooms or different kinds,
one a pick aie and one a ' rammer,' and all rcn
deramarcb tnauiaiiner that creates great enthusiasm."
DKAXUH
Mtbrs. -en the 11th Inst, at llerrvllle, I an an
cester county, 1 , Abrarn Myers, aged tl
years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence of franklin Mylln, Perinea town,
hip, Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment
at Uytrlun augU Sid
- rv fM.00 TEETH
1JL can be purchased In Lancaster ler 115 (rt.
can ana no convinced.
Uas administered.
W. L.riSHKll'S DcntlsU
apl7-lyd Ne. 63 North yuoeu Btreet.
ARE AS GOOD
All work warranted.
A NEW LOT OF
ALL-WOOL TRICOTS
Has been Opened at the
North End Dry Goods Stere.
Buy early and avoid paying the advance which
has taken place In Woolen Uecds.
J. W. UYltNK,
nevS-lyd Ne. 3JJ North Queen street.
F
AIR PRIVILEGES.
Proposals for privileges will close Auguat'Jl,
lz
Thrte privileges for Lunrhaiid Dining lioems.
fThese ombrace Oysters, Meats, Vegetables,
i'lns. Sandwiches and Cetree )
1 liree privileges for lea Cream and Cakes.
1 hree privileges rer rrulL
'I hrea iirlvlleues ter Lemonade.
Thrte privileges for Peanuts.
Thrce prlvllCKes for Popceru.
Three prlt lieges rer I'letzels.
'I hree privileges rer Cigars aud Tobacco.
Three prlvlli'K"s rer ('audits
Three prlrlleges ter Seda Water,
Onu privilege for feed (Oats, Cern, Bran,
Screenings, Ae )
Prepositions will also be received for various
Specialties and Amusements.
The terms of payment for Privileges are in
follewst Cesh In advance, Ne exclusive sold,
but net morn than three or a kind. The highest
bidders will have the choice or location.
Parties buying Privileges must provide their
own stands One panv securing mero than one
I'rlvtlege can, lr hu Ueslres, have them together
atonestann.
Spaces and locations designated en chart at
secretary's office.
Tbe Directors rcscrve Uie right te reject any
and all bids.
Proposals must be addressed, under seal, te
JACOB Ji. LONO, Secretary, s d marked "Pre
TW-iIgclTlYllefces.'' " aXUt
"PROPOSALS FOR SEWERS.
Sealrd proposals will be received by the Mri-t
Committee np te MONDAY KVKMNU, ALL.
lb, is8, at 8 o'clock, for the bulldlmref the lol lel lol
lewing sewers
A sewer te extend from Columbia avenue
across Careline street, te connect with Maner
strict sewer, at Derwart street.
Plans and specifications can be seen at tbe
City Ilesulater's Ofllce, ut ths, station Heuse.
All bids must be accompanied with name of
proper security,
7he cemmltttu reserves the right te reject any
or all bids received
I'ropejals te be addressed te "Street Commit
ti-e " and handed te W.M. Kiddle, Chairman.
By order el
STBKKT COJtMITTKB.
Knit ii S SwiLii, Clerk. al3-Il
F
L'LTON OPERA HOUSE.
FBIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1880.
The rlnist crganlzatlen ever nlaied befetn) a
discriminating public. Ileadtd by the ac
knowledged Leaders In Comedy,
Geerge Wilsen and Carl Eankin.
Greatest Attraction Ever Pieseutcd te our
patrons.
The Parvanela8.
t'lre In number. Their first appearance tn
America Decidedly tbe runniest team
ever seen In this country.
THE I'OLUSKI into rilKlts also llrst appear-
anc In America.
CHABLES &OODJ EAIt, BAKNKY KAOAN,
J MAliCUS DO) I.E. and a Hest of
ether Celebrities.
Msgniflceut Orchestra, Brass Band, Soloists, Ac.
ADMIHSION
UKSEItVED SLATS
Bex Olllcenew open.
.35 A 50 CENTS,
.. . 75CEN1S.
aie-ltd
B
.VRGA1NS! I1AROA1NS!
Great Bargains
-IN-
MS lit
neg; ifd
.IU fAi'KU,
AilT WA1 I. PAPER STORK.
HetVeather Prices
AT THE;
t J3c, 15c , tc
nml SSc , aud Luuudrlcd at
5.c. Wit. and t.00,
Ale without doubt thn
for the Meney.
ClH'-sptMl In Lancaster
HejV Shirt WuMs in Pomile, Linen
ami Kl.inncl.
UNDERWEAR Frem 17c. Upwards.
Hirsli & Brether's
ONK-i'HlCK CL0TI1I.NG HOUSE,
COKNKr. NOl'.Tlt UUKEN S1KK.ST AND
CEMKE SyUAllE.
ART WALL PAPER STORE,
NO 1)1 .NOUTII UlEEN hTllKKT.
all 1'iftr, Window Shidts aed Isice Cartaiw
I l.OWKSP MAIlhhl' I'KICES.
ALFRED SIEBER,
(toiuierl) with l'harcs W. try,)
no. iya nehth queen sTnBBT,
LANCASTKIt. I'A.
UAillllAUKK.
UTANDARU OARRIAOK WORK.
Edvv. Edgerley,
GARBIAGE BUILBEE
v
rlM.lAMbON A POSrEK.
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Before Starting en a Vacation
-re THE
Mnrket Streot,
Reivr of Pontenioo, Lnucaater,
Pa.
SHOES AND SLIPPERS.
LADIES' GOOD KID OU PEBBLE BUTTON
SHOES, lui.tl.-, 1160.
MISSES' KID OK PKllBLK SHOES, I1.U), ll.
CHILDHEN'S SHOES, 30c3.V!., 0 , te 75c.
HOYS' BUTTON OU LACE SHOES, HOC.
MKN'S (1O0D fiALr LACK OU BUTTON
SHOES, 111") le t Ce.
LADIES' WALKINU SHOES, 75t, l.u), 11.23.
LADIES' KINK KID Ol'BltA SLI I'PKUS, 00c,
Uc , 75C. f 1 U0.
We will sell at lower prices than can be had at
any home In Lancaster.
JOHN HIEMENZ,
NO. 61 NOUTH QUEEN ST.,
JuaUlrCUr UWVXRKU BV.LMHO.)
SEASHORE
MAKE lOUUSKLKCOMrOUTAULK toil TDK
OCCASION BV SELECT1NU A
Thin Serge, Flannel, Mohair,
BEEKSUCKEK COAT ANI) VEST.
Prlcea Hantfi Frem 11.75 te$7.bO.
Satchels and Valises,
With Shoulder Strap, $1,00 Upivarils.
STRAW PiATS
AND
UDfinisbed Felt Pocket Hats,
50c, 75c, $1.50.
Excursion Flannel Shirts
PLAIN OU COliDEl) ritONlS,
fcOLID OU FANCY COLOUS,
$1; $1.25, $1.50, $2.
CELI.ULOlDaiidriUEULlNE
COLLAES AND CUFFS,
FANCY HOSIERY '
-AND-
Marseilles and Silk Neckwear.
GE.NT'3A.M)ll0yS'
CANVAS SHOES
Wltb Leutbiir or llubber Solen. LtxbterDark
Colem, fiem l OO le 1,'J3.
Williamson Fester,
32, 34, 36 & 38 E, King St.,
LANCABTKB, rA.
My Heck ceinprl,(w a UrKt) variety of tbe
1 test St j te IIukkI'W, Ph.uteus, CariiaKCJ, ilar
kul and lluslnes ueim, blch I eiler at Uie
very lewtvtt fltfurua ami ou Uie most ruaaonable
tennx.
t call iiwclel atlvntleu te a fowet my eirndn.
tirns. onuef wlilcbN the KDUEULEV CLOSED
PU1S1CHN COCPE, wbtch 1 decidedly Ue
neatest, lluhtesi ana most cowpleto Phyalclan't
Carr ke In the ceuutry.
1'vnenn wlsblnK te buy a Keed, henint and
ubstantl article, .tumid twar In mind thai
they Uiko no rlsu In buying my nor It. Eery
CarrlORO turned out In eldhtewn year agoea
ene that I Uie kind of uuarantce I ha e toeffer
tbe public All work fully warruuUHl. Ploene
glvomeacoli.
UEPAlltINO PUOSU'TLY ATTENDED TO.
One et el workmen espeUally employed ter
Uxatnunoe
l.hUAl.OTICtJI.
ITlMTATi: OF niAMMS (It'INN, LATE
JU of Lama, ter ilty, deceased, the undcr
Bluncd auditor, appeltilc J le pun upon excep
tion te Iho account ami dUtrfbute the balanie
rvmalnliiK tn the bauds of ltev. A '. Haul and
ItrldKet Wlnn, eiccuters el the will of r'rancta
tiuln n, deceased, te and anionic theso Iiially en
titled te the siiiie, will alt ler that puritese en
'IUK8DA1. AUl.UST 17, lf), at In o'clock. In
tbe Library Beem of the Court lluu-ii, tn the
city of Ijincii.IiT. where atl iirens Interested
iu uu ueiiiiuuiiuii uiAy niieiiu.'.
V. '. FUANKLI.V,
ly'3tdir Auditor.
MM CM Till A.,.
enistvk. i)i:ci:i'TieN,
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DON'T ENTER
THE LANCASTKIt COJI51KUU1A I, COLLEGE
lib the ojpcclalleii of
"Ad'ulil Prie, .-)0,"
" Life Sthelaisliiii ler $10,"
"tirailuntlng In 3 Months,"
" Situation (Jiianiteeil,"
And tu en, ad iiainuuin, ad Inuiilluiii.
-THE-
Lancaster Commercial College
13 CONDUCTED ON
Strict BusiaesB Principles,
And all premises are Mrlctly carried out, but It
uillnet bold out aucb lndiiLeiiieiili an above.
ModnKuamntcuacnurfceof fnatructleu THOU
UUUII ANDl'UACriCAL.and for tlnwe prov prev
Iuk theinselvea competent, bltuatleiu are alwayj
open, , ,
-SondferColleKO Journal containing out
line of work et a "LIVE HC1IOOL," list of
Students and Patrons.
II. C. WEIDLKK, Vrliiciiial.
I'KN AI,I,lilK YKAK.
e
"Tfl MANSION,"
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.
The lameat and most piemlnently located
Ilelnl. Eleguutly furnUbed and liberally man man
euimL Thoroughly Hunted, drained ana ven
tilated, open all the year.
CHARLES MeQLADB.
WUrephy'a Orchestra. Je7-3m1
TVON'THUl-TKH ANY I.ONMKK
rrem Veur Dluordered Kidneys,
Hluck JJarren Minerul Siiriiif,' Witter
la a Prompt, EtuclentauUChrupUciiicdy,
JtaTonleand Invlcerant I'ewcra nmke 11 un
extullent Dyspepsia Itcmedy,
Dr. lU-nuult,el France, wrillug te (ien. lteir,
of thu U. , Army, euys :
ieu need notteino toKurepo ler Waters te
C'ure Djapennla, we have nene better than
BLACK llAllHKNBl'UINU WATKIl."
Poisons supplied and vexsels lurnlsbcd.
P.B. UOODMAN, Miinai;er,
Ne. 37 Kast Urent Mtreet,
rer sale by J NO. It. KAUrtJIAN, l)lugKlt,
North Qe eon Htreut, Luiicaster, Pa.
BLACK UAUUK.NHl'UINU HOUSE new open.
Apply te
MIS3CIIUISTIK BOMBEltQKll,
Pleasant Orove, La ncuster County, 1'
unelB-Rmd
MADEIHA AND 8UKHKY WINES.
Vintage, ITO, 1800, Uli, 161S, 1827, 1SH, 1870,
lb79, 1S,
AtUHQAilT'SOLD WINESTOUr,
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