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Hvfjgjti CUy township, plead ROllty
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'"y-AWtwioeftoHmonUn In the county Jll
i wMlmpeMd.
Charles w. Fricker wn ,put en trial rer
eabezslement. According te the oommon eommon oemmon
waalth's testimony Fricker beeaime an agent
for J. O. Hacker, manufacturer or cigars at
Kphreta. He waa furniabed a full line of
aamplea and while acting as agent for Hacker
be disposed or 61,500 cigars, for which be
should hare received 1727.60. less the corn,
mission of 5 per case. Fricker sent te
Hacker 117 and never accounted for the
balance, making an embezzlement of (Ola
Mr. Hacker went ever Frlckers route and
learned that he had disposed of tbe cigars at
t&M and 10 per thousand, being about one ene
haU the price he should have received ler
sham. Several witnesses from Blrdsbore and
Norrlstewn testified te buying cigars from
Flicker at the above prieea and paying him
for them.
At the conclusion of the commonwealth's
testimony counsel for defense raised the
aaestlen of want ei jurisdiction, claiming
ist the transaction between Hacker and
Fricker took plaee In Reading, the goods de
livered and sold In Berks county, conse
quently it there was an embezzlement it was
In Berks and net In this county. The court
decided that Ibis was the proper county In
which te try Fricker.
Thedelense was that Fricker never was an
agent of Hacker ; that Hacker sold him the
cigars in question and delivered them te him
at his residence Ne. 410 Miner street, Head
ing; he sold the cigars, but by reason of
losses Fricker could net pay the balance he
owed htm and then Hacker prosecuted him
for embezzlement. The Jury rendered a
verdict or guilty. Sentence was deterred te
give counsel for Fricker an opportunity te
make a motion in arrest of judgment.
A Wlte-Ueater Convicted.
Charles Redan was put en trial for wlfe
beating. Mrs. Iilzzie Redau testified that en
the 4th of May her husband was drunk,
abused her, struck her and then broke a let
of ehlnaware. Her two daughters cor
roborated her testimony as te the prisouer
striking her. It was also shown that Kedan
was a defendant in court twice before en
similar charges.
The accused testified that he had some
words with his wife en the morning ei May
4, and be playfully threw a cap at her beau,
net Intending te hit her. His wife still kept
"jawing" him and calling him names and be
then pushed her away. He denied having
struck her. A son of accused testified
that bis father was sober en the mernlDg of
his quarrel with his mother. The jury after
a few minutes deliberation rendered a ver
dict of guilty. In consideration of his hav
ing been in Jail since May 4, he was sen
tenced te undergo an Imprisonment of one
month.
Vtuuxxl With Keeping Disorderly Heuse,
Alben Ingram was indicted for keeping a
disorderly and bawdy house. Chief Smith
was the first witness called and he testified
that Ingram, en June 14, lived en Leman
street near Market and complaints were se
frequent that the house was a disorderly and
bawdy one that it was Anally decided te raid
It. The raid was made en the night above
named and all the occupants of the house
were locked up. The chief related a large
number of incidents te show the character of
the house and the character of the women
who frequented the house day and night.
Ingram, his wife, Uattie Wilsen and the
ether parties arrested en the night el the raid
were drunk when taken te the station house.
The language used by the inmates of this
house en numerous occasions was very pro
fane and illthv. On trial when court ad-
Jenreed.
An Evening Seulen.
Wednesday Keening Court met at 730
o'clock aud the trial of Alben Ingram for
keeping a disorderly and bawdy heuse was
resumed. A number of witnesses, among
them residents of the beuses in the same
square, were called and examined and testi
fied that the noises were frequent at Ingram's
hnue, day and night, that drunken men and
women were continually going In and out el
the house.
Trie only witness called for the defense
was Ingram, the accused. Uedeuled thathe
kept a bawdy heuse or allowed any wrong
doing in his house. On a lew occasions a
number of young men came te his house,
under the Influence) of liquor, raised a dis
turbance and be went for policemen te have
tbem arrested. He admitted bringing beer
ler visitors te his house. Jury out when
court adjourned.
Current Iluitnes.
Hiram Snyder and David Hughes, city,
were granted a renewal of their soldiers'
lleense te peddle goods In the county et Lan
caster. A subpamain dlvorce was granted Emma
Dellet, whose petition alleged that her hus
band, Harvey Dellet, has deserted her for
ever two years.
Jehn E. Brubaker was appointed guardian
of the miner grand-child et Peter Shelly, de
ceased. James Weed, Jr., was appointed guardian
of the miner grand-children of Janes
Wright, deceased.
Grand Jury Ileturn.
True SHU. Jehn Tomllnsen, seduction
and fornication and bastardy; H. Wolfe, Jr.,
Jehn Brenner, Dlller Clark, James U
Sbenk, Geerge W. Kline and Isaac Troop,
lornlcatlen and bastardy ; Geerge Itentz, lar
ceny; Wendell Rice, larceny; Christian
Welfert, malicious mischief.
Ignored Bills. Edward Parker, receiving
stolen goods; Samuel King, felonious as
sault and battery; Henry agle, malicious
mischief, with prosecutor A. Chambers for
costs ; Samuel Bayler, fornication and bas
tardy, county for costs.
Thursday Mermng, Court met at 0
o'clock, kaud the jury In the Alben Ingram
cases rendered u verdict of guilty of keeping
a disorderly house and net guilty of keeping
a bawdy house, but te pay the costs of proso preso prose
cution. Sentence was deferred.
llaltlmore.Jee Convicted.
Jee Haley, hotter known as Baltlmote Jee,
was called ter trial en a charge of being a pro pre pro
lesslenal tramp. It was shown that Jee has
been around this city for the past llve years,
during nearly all et which time he has been
an inmate of the county Jail, and also that he
frequently begged money from parties en
the street.
Jee went en the witness stand and made
one of bis characteristic speeches. Substan
tially it was the same as a letter he sent te
Judge Patterson, of which the following Is a
verbatim cepy:
Lancaster. County Piusen, Aug. 15.
Te the lien. Judge J'atterien.
Dcui Slit. This is only a put up Jeb en me
after doing sixty days (GO). I had bought a
railroad ticket te leave tewr, but met a
couple persons at the depot who Invited me
te take a lew drinks with them, this Stupl
fide Me, I knew Net wbare I was Joing
what I was doing. This Policeman who ar
rested me dlsplses Me, he threatened te make
it ver unplesent for Me by havelng me put
In Jail for Along time. During the time 1
have been in Lancaster 1 have net had one
Night's liberty have always been locked up
for trem CO te 00 days ler asking for lodging
the Second time the Mayer gave me 30 days
In Jail. The Police Men always made their
Market and beer MoneyeUMeeverytimothey
aet me mey Say their Joes Baltimore Jee.
then they will be after like a Hound after a
Habit. They take turns te run me te Jail
because they are se much In. that I have
been arrested four times alter cemeing out of
A Gentleman house often Me doing Heme
work icr him, they only de this te Make a few
cents oil' Me. Ibid Policemen te come up
and beg me te take ten or fifteen days te Jail
He Squire and himself Could Make a few
cents etr Ma. I Never Insulted Any Man
Weman or Child Since I have leen cemeing
in and out or Lancaster City I Never Stele
anytblng in My lira All the harm I de is
te Myself that is drinking te Much Whiskey
the rouen I come te Lancaster every tall is
because their was Persons that work lu the
tobace Wharebeuaea told Me they would try
and get Me a J b with tbem.
I hope you will net believe the People all
, that apear against Me I hope and pray te Ued
jeu will de something for Ma I have
.' Neither Meney nor Friends
Your Obedient Servant
t JesavB Haley
The jury after an hour deliberation
a verdict of guilty. Sentence waa
deferred.
: Ttas Ml. Hepe HarcMry. C5T BB2
Jacob Bchell, Samuel and Jonas Pelfler
were called for trial en three charges or
larceny and one of felonious entry, bchell
plead guilty te all these Indictments and the
Pelfler brothers were put en trial. The testi
mony for the commonwealth ws thst the sta
tion at Mt. Hepe, en the Manbeim A Cornwall
railroad, was entered by thieves ou the night
of April 17 and a number of articles were stolen.
About me same time me store ei .uikh.'i
Sabm, of Penn township, was also entered
and knives, forks and spoons were stolen.
An entrance wii effected at these places by
using a brace, bit and two chisels stolen Ireui
the carpenter shop of Jehn K. My era, of the
same township. The thelt wss reported te
Special Ofllcer Hetlraan and alter luvestlga-
uen ob Hcarcuni iae uuuw ui umvu ewipm
All et the goods stolen except a knlte, fork
and spoon were found at Schell's beuse. He
admitted his guilt and said the Pettier
brothers were with him when the robbery
wascommitteJ. The beuse or Mrs. Brenner,
a sister of the Peltiers, was also searched and
a knife, fork and spoon were found there,
whieh Mrs. Breuner said was brought te the
bewe by the Peltiers. On trial.
Orsnd Jury Itetarur.
True D ills. Abram S. Uackman, assault
and battery ; Wendell Rice, larceny ; Charles
Hehmsn, lelonleus assault and battery.
Ignored Bxlls. Geerge IL Strickler, point
ing a pistol, with Henry Miller, prosecutor,
for costs ; Mary Lloyd, adultery, with prose
cutor, Edward Lloyd, for costs.
MOKE JtKCKLtSS tlLiSTIMI.
A Stene entities Through the Itoet el the
rrnnsjlTnl Depot.
The men who have the contract for blast
ing out tbe re'k en the spot where the new
hotel is te be built, near the Pennsylvania
railroad, seem te care little for the lives ei
eeple. The papers of this city have often
called attention te the fact that the blasting at
this place was tee betvy and tee carelessly
done. The reefs of a great many bennes In
the neighborhood have been broken by
stones railing upon them, and a num
ber of peeple have escaped from be
ing struck bv large stones only by a
few Inches. Many persons have vlsltsd
the contractor ami asked nlm te be mere
carelul, but Instead or complying with their
wishes he appears te make the blasting
heavier, i no pence nave aise neiineu mm,
but no attention whatever is paid te them. A
few days age a gentleman was walking out
East Chestnut street en his way home.
While en the pavement at the stone wall Just
oppeslto the new hotel site, a blast n as put
efl. A stone was hurled toward Chestnut
street and it struck tbe man's bat, knocking
it etr bis bead, but he escaped without any
injury.
On Wednesday the blasting was again very
heavy. About four o'clock a heavy charge
was sent oil, and a stone larger than a peck
measure was carried ever the hotel or 1-red.
Waltz. It struck the reef of the railroad
passenger station, through which It crushed,
tailing en the iloer In front of the restaurant
and making a hole in the reef alinestas large
as a wheelbarrow. Smaller stones were
thrown all around the neighborhood and
ctber roots were damaged w bile many per
sons made narrow escapes.
At tne time of the blasting there were
several backs standing ou the Chestnut
street side or the station. The horse of
Edward McGeeban Irlghtened aud ran into
an expresi wagon; the hack as upset and
badly broken, while the express wagon was
generally damaged. Had the shot been fired
two hours earlier w hen the station was filled
with passengers, as it always is early in the
afternoon, nothing have prevented n terrible
accident.
I'M morning Mayer Morten called en Mr.
Kendlg, who is doing the blasting for the
new building. He told blui that there was
a great deal of complaint from citizens about
the careless manner In which they were
blowing the rock, and folks were afraid of
injury te memseives as wen as tueir proper
ties. Mr. Kendlg said that the cause or yes
terday's stone throwing was e lng te the pe
culiar klud or rock, which Is selt in some
places and bard in ethers. He premised te
be mere careful In the luture, and said that
they had but a few mere blasts te make.
The mayor warned him aitainst making any
mere blasts like that of yesterday.
Ceal for the Peer.
The Buchanan-McEvoy-Reyuelds relief
committee et councils met in the mayor's
office en Wednesday and opened proposals
for coal te be distributed te the peer of the
city during tbe coming winter. Following
were the bidders :
I'ea.
Kauffman. Keller & Ce . ... w
lUumgardnersiJclIerles iSI
Henry Snieycu ;)
C.l. Mwarr A Ce 3.uu
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The committee decided te give each de
serving applicant three.feurtba of a ten of pea
coal, and awarded tbe contract te Kautlman,
Keller A Ce., the lowest bidders.
New Complaint Against Itete.
On tbe 10th of August the store or J. L.
Weltzel, at Wrlglitsville, was broken Inte by
thieve and robbed or a large quantity et
goods. Among tbe articles found in posses
sion of Peter Rote, ene of Jake Buzzard's
gang, were some rings, a mouth organ, and
pastobeord box, which Mr. Weltzel identifies
as having neen stolen irem mt steru. Aiuer
man Spurrier has also seme ether articles
found at Conestoga Centre, near where Rete,
Buzzard and Gerlltzkl were aien. Complaint
was made against Rete for thl robbery, but
it will be a longtime befere the Yerk county
authorities will get an opportunity of trying
him. The cases against him in this county
will send him up ler a long term of years.
m
Toek Paris Green.
Henry Eby, eon or Jonas Eby, living ene
mlle northwest et Pennville, attempted te
take his life en Wednesday attorneon. He
took a dese of Paris green which seen made
him sick, when he informed his father et
what he had done. Dr. J. N. Beamsderfer,
of Unlenvllle, waisummonej and by prompt
action fcaved bis patient's lite. He U much
improved te-day and is in a fair way et
recovery. The doctor says if the Paris green
had net been adulterated k much Eby
would have died. He is a young married
man and be gives no reason for attempting
te take his lite.
Twe Men Killed en the I Jt II.
Wednesday morning Jehn Dally, while
engaged in coupling cars of tbe Philadelphia
and Parkesburg local freight train, at K rarer
station, was caught between the bum tiers and
squeezed te death. Deceased was about 'M
years or ego and leaves a wtte and two child
ren. Hewasasen erOwen Dally, tbe well
known section boss, residing at Glen lxich.
Wednesday evening about eas o'clock, a
Pele, whose name has net been learned, was
killed while walking ou tbe railroad track
at Berwyn. It is thought he was one et Kel.
ler A Iteilly's workmen.
Did Net Serve Her Term
Uattie Wilsen was a witness in tbe Ingram
disorderly house case. Hhe was brought
from prison at each session et court, and the
prison officials, it is alleged, never told the
sheriff' that Hattle Wilsen was undergoing a
30 days term ler drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. This morning after the Ingram
case was dispesed or, Hattie bad her bill
made out, drew her witness tees and walked
off. It was only learned after she was gene
that she had several days or Imprisonment
yet te serve.
Jeanna Heights Caiupuieetlug,
At the Jeanna Heights campmeeting ou
Wednesday, Itev. G. Reed, ei Mt Nebo,
preached an Interesting sermon at tbe 10
o'clock service. Among the late arrivals Is
Hev. M. P. Sanders, or Permea. On Prlday
tbe temperance convention will be held
under the direction el P. ,. Kupplee, of
Cheater county. Ilov. Heed will hatecbarge
of the music.
A Heavy Leser el clTltkeus.
Prank Uegener, of fill Mlddlentreet, has
lest exactly lerty chickens lu the last two or
three woeka. They have all been killed by
the mysterious animal that has played havoc
with se mauy poultry yards in this city.
Tbe chickens were kept in a coop and the
destroyer made several visits. Each time the
laths were tern from the side of the coop.
Surrendered by Ills Hall.
Jehn Rlnebart, charged before Alderman
McGllnn with surety of the peace, wa4 Bur
'rendered by his bondsmen, rearrested by
OlUcer iteehrlcb and locked up at the station
house.
Death of a Herse.
This morning a valuable borse belonging
te William Ilesenfeld, a hack driver, died In
hli itable, en Beaver street.
THEY JUMPED IN TIME.
DR. ALMXAHVBH CHAM AM) MB SON
BtVAl'M MUM A JiVH At AT.
When In Imminent 1'erll Krem a CollUleu
tleth Jntnp Out and Bwape Injury Elec
tion et Officer of Ihe rirotherhecd of
nallread Uraketnen Town Notes.
UeauUr Correspondence et lMiLLieictn
CeLCMMA, Aug. 19. It will be remem
bered by tbe readers or the lsTEi.Liaci'CEn
that lr. Alexauder M. Craig met with an ac
cident at the mouth of the Columbia bridge,
about ene month age, which laid him up
about ene week. This morning the doctor
was tbe victim of a similar experience, aud
bis escape was even mere wonderful than at
the time mentioned. Accompanied by his
eldest son, Dr. Craig was driving along
North Frent street. Approaching from the
direction of Walnut street n i team of
Jesse Wolfe, In charge et a seu of Mr. Wolfe.
The horse took rrlgbt at a pawing englnesnd
ran down Frent street at a furious pace. The
street at this pelut, between the railroad
tracks and the pavement, Is about twelve feet
wide, aud there is a heay grade leading te
the tracks. In this narrow space Dr. Craig
made an effort te turnout. Seeing a collision
was inevitable, both be aud his son Jumped
and landed without Injuries. A moment
later and the big dray collided with the light
phaeton, knocking the front wheel outbreak eutbreak
ing the shafts aud overturning both carriage
and horse. The shook was terrific The
runaway passed the wreck and was finally
causht en Locust street. The victim el the
accident Is certainly gaining a wide experi
ence In the runaway line and If be continues
in the same ratio the Lancaster County Medi
cal association may expect a cllnle with
runaway teams as a theme. We congratulate
the doctor en bl eocape.
OfBcers Elected.
The rollewlng officers were elected at a
receut meeting et Columbia Ledgo Ne. 117
Brotherhood of Railroad Brakeman. P. M.,
Jacob Barr; M., Alfred P. Redgets; V. M.,
William Flera; secretary, A. D. Bell; fin
ancier. A. I- Yeutz ; Warden, J. W.
Graullch; conductor, Israel Manuel; 1. G.,
JehnH. BegerjO. G., M. C. Bard; chap
lain, Harry Creamer.
The low stage of water at this point has re
tarded business at the P. ,t R. wharves dur
ing the past row days. The ratt and flsh
cbutea have been closed and in consequence
the water rose last night about ten Inches.
The members or Mr. L. W. -May's Bible
class, te the number or about fiftv, lettthls
morning en a special train for Yerk furnace,
where they will epand the day testing Ellas
Crick's chickens and waffles and In ether
sperta.
The sewers at the feet el Locust street need
cleaning badly. Tbe stench trem them is
calculated te breed disease
Columbia school beard meets this evening.
The strolling gymnast gave another tight
rope performance last evening and raked in
a geed many shekels from the large crowd
present.
Jeseph Clark, aged S3 years, died at the
home of his son, en Sixth street The
funeral wasbeld this afternoon at3:S0o'cleck.
Interment at Mount Bethel.
P. A R. engine Ne. 213 made her appear
ance en the read this morning after under
going a general overhauling.
Messrs. Jehn Fendrlch and Geerge U.
Richards have returned home alter a sum
mer jaunt.
OLirjSB I.EEU COilBS 11031B.
lie Is Amaied at the Charge That tie la an
Emberiler.
The sensational story started by two or our
contemporaries en Tuesday that Oliver Leed,
a young man who bad hitherto borne a geed
character, had skipped for tbe West, taking
with him the funds of seme secret societies
or which be is treasurer, Is a geed deal spoiled
by the return or the supposed runaway. Mr.
Leed's friends glve the rollewlng Information
as te his whereabouts :
James II. Swalu, liveryman, says Mr.
Trfd called nt bis nlace Wednesday after
neon and hired a. team te go te a wedding;
and ter the first time he learned that he was
charged In the newspapers with being a de
faulter and absconder. Mr. Swain says that
Leed has frequently hired teams from htm
and paid for them. On UstSunday he called
at the llverv te pay a balance or te that he
owed. Mr.'Swain was net present, but Harry
Black, who was in charge of the livery, says
that he told him he was going West ler a
few days en business, but would be
back, en or before Wednesday te attend
a wedding. He mentioned the names
or the parties, but Mr. Black does net re
member them. Having been absent a iew
hours Leed returned the team in geed
order. When he hired the team te go te tbe
wedding be stated that he had been detained
westaday longer than be expected, because
he wanted te take in the Democratic state
convention. He added that he met his friend
W. W.Ortest there, and that the latter said
nothing te him about the newspaper scandal,
which be thought be would have done had
he known It. Mr. Black says that Leed's
appearance when he was tela of tbe alleged
"aoscendlng " was one of amazement.
An Istellieencek teperter called upon
Mr. Or lest, and tbai gentleman said he bad
met Mr. Leed in the railroad depot at Har
rlsburg, as that gentleman had stated te Mr.
Black: that Leed said be was coming
borne. Mr. Griestdld net say anything te
him about tbe newspaper article, fearing It
might hurt his feelings.
Mr. Elwood Grlest, of tbe Inquirer, says
that Leed was for three or four years fore
man of bis establishment, and a better man
he could net have had. tie was an excellent
workman and manager, and was of seHerand
exemplary habits Just such a mau as he
supposed would make bis mark In the world
If be was given a chance.
Mr. Kauffman, Mr. Leed's partner, said
the latter had net called at the Economy
printing office since bis return te tbe city.
TUB O. A. It. UEVS1US.
Tbe Fourteen 1'esU of This County te C'eurene
ou September 22.
The Joint committee of Pests 81 and 105, O.
A. II., appointed te tnake arrangementa for
a grand reunion or tbe fourteen pests of this
county en the 2d or September, bold an
other meeting at tbe ofllceof II. It Breneman
last even lng.
Tbe committees en finance and commis
sary supplies were strengthened by adding
two additional members te each committee,
A new committee consisting or Comrades
James A. Crawford, Oeerge W. Ilutlnagle,
C. H. Fasnacbt and 11. 11. lireneman was ap
pointed te perfect tboerder of eierclse, wblcb
it was agreed should consist et a banquet In
tbe rink, addreases by eminent Bpealtere,
sports during tbe attorneon and a camp-fire
in the evening. Tbe sab-commlttee will re
port detalU at next meeting of joint com
mittee. Letters trem the several pests in tbis coun
ty are te the etlect that tbe turnout et tbe vet
erans will be large. Majer Fasnacbt was In
structed te prepare a pouter for circulation
throughout tbe county, calling attention te
the reunion, and urging all members or tbe
O. A. It. te attend.
It was agreed te ask tbe Reynolds Hllles te
act as an escort ou the occasion of tbe reunion,
and a commlttee ttlll be appointed te lormal lermal
ly make tbe request.
hummer Leisure.
Mrs. Frederick Latter, and Mrs. William A.
llerrell, of Heading are the guests or the lam
lly of J. A. Kprenger.
Miss Clara Dellet, Is visiting her uncle,
Abraham llorrecks, Headiug.
Miss Keller, Miss Deaner, Ml, Malene,
and tbe Misses (Jenle and Lizzie Malone, are
en a short trip te tbe Kpbrata Mountains
Springs.
Miss Millie Mllllnger Is the guest of Miss
Emily Prutznian, Vending.
W. D. Hprecher and Qeorge N. Heynelds
and falmllles have gene te Yerk Futuace te
spend a tew days.
Harry Strebm, or Myers & Ratbfen's store,
Is spending a week at Smith vllle, I'rovldenco
township,
Tbe Pennsylvania railroad ran an excur
sion te Lu ray Cat e te-day. Seven Lancaster
iieople left en It. There were 112 en beard
from Philadelphia, Ceatesvllle, Parkesburg
aud ether places.
buildenly I'rettrated.
Samuel Ilarner, of Manhelm, a witness
attending tbe quarter sessions court, was sud
denly prostrated this afternoon at 2 o'clock
while sitting In front of the Leepard hotel, el
wblcb be Is a guest. He was carried te his room
and Dr. Gee. A. King called te attend blm.
It was feared at first Mr. Ilarner was suiler.
lng trem sunstroke or apoplexy, but be seen
rallied and tbe doctor said be bad only a
slight congestion of the brain, caused by
drinking tee much lea water altera hearty
dinner, and would be well again te-morrow,
rf'JT BPHBAVA ACCMKNT.
Farther; I'artlcnlars.el the Killing of tfltllsm
I Kllllan en TuemUt.
Jjrhe right name of the mau who was killed
st Ephrata Wednesday was William Lolevro
Kllllan, and mere particulars concerning the
tragic affair has been learned te-day. Kllllan
was employed at the brick yard or William
Gehret, which is situated along the Reading
A Columbia railroad, Just north of the vil
lage, lu tbe forenoon he was ordered by
Mr. Gehret te threw down an embankment
of day. Thinking that lie might be able te
de a better day'a work he continued te under,
mlne the embankment, which finally
caved In, burying him beneath It- The
ether empleyes there were at work In
the yard. On their wav te dinner they
passed the place where Kllllau had been at
work. They saw that the embankment was
down, but believed thst Kllllau had thrown
It and then gene te dinner. When the men
came back they were unable te find Kllllan.
They examined his kettle and found that his
dinner bail been untouched. They at once
supposed that he was under the dirt, and be
gun te search for hint by digging. They
worked for about tllteen minutes and came
te his dead body. About eighteen Inches of
dirt covered his head. Ills shovel was still
In his hand. It Is supposed that the man
saw the embankment giving away, amlupen
starting te run was caught, as bis back waa
turned towards the bauk.
Deputy Corener Gemperling impanelled
a Jury consisting of A. K. Bitzer, Oliver
Strohl, L. I Heddlp. Walter J. Emmert, D.
Mundshewer and William Steber. They
found a verdict In accordance with the above
facts. The deceased was 43 years of age and
unmarried. He lived with his widowed
mother ou Lincoln avenue, in Ephrata.
Other Accidents st Ephrata.
Jehn Deutrtch, who is employed as a driver
for O. Reth, of Ephrata, had one of his arms
badly tinctured bv belne kicked by a mule
a few davs age. Dr. J. 1'. Mentzer attended
him.
On Tuesday evening WayneUuyett, Beuef
Augustus Uuyett, Jumped upon a pronged
hoe. One of the prongs entered the sole of
his feet and passed entirely through it te the
instep. It was wedged iti se tightly that It
could only be taken .out with the greatest
difficulty. It made a ery ugly wound,
which Dr. Mentzer dressed.
Mftde an AMlgument.
David Byerly and wife, of Rapue town,
ship, made an assignment of their property
te-day, for the benefit or creditors, te Martin
L. tirelder, or tbe same township.
Fer Congress ,lcnn a. Ulestnud
Frem the Lancaster Kxamliiei
The crawling, sneaking snakes aud net the
searing eagles of our politics are the once who
glide Inte public taver.
Kellgleus.
Theio will be a devotional meeting el the Y
C. T. V. In T. M. C. A. ball te-morrow afternoon
from 4 te SJ0 o'clock. Alt rravtng women who
feci an Interest In the temperance cause,
whether belonging te any tctnperance society
or net, will be cordially welcomed.
A Health; fledy and a Clear Head.
11 indigestion, constipation and bllteusncst
torment the body, the head cannot be clear
These disorders react upon the brain most hurt
fully, and produce a cloudiness In the organ of
thought aet experienced by a healthy man.
Happily thee brain oppressing majadiea may
be entirely dispelled bv that peerless alterative.
Hosteller's Stomach Hitters, which cheers, re
freshes and invigorates the brain and nerves,
while it regulates the organs of digestion, as.
Imitation and blllnus secretion It expels the
morbid humors which poison thesystem through
tbe bowels and urinary passages, and exerts a
cewerfut Invigorating Influence as well. Its
cathartic action Is never Irritating, violent or
painful, hut even, natural and progressive. As
an appetizer and sleep promoter, the Ultters Is
unrivaled ; It mttUates the Infirmities of age,
relieves the ailments peculiar tetha gentler sex,
arrests premature decay, and builds up an en
feebled physique, augl'.'ieai
XAJtHZAUBS.
CanriNTXK. HrFJTEiTVii.Li.-On the lth lntt,
In this city, at the paronageef the Presbyterian
church. Ne. 4iSeuth Queen street, by the Kev.
Thomaa Ihomrsen.Mr. Pa-rid II. carpenter, et
Mount Jey, Lancaster county, l'a., te 51 1 53
Annie M. flumphreyvtlle, of this city ltd'
DBATMS.
Uiiuiard. In Harrlsburg. en tbe Kth Instant,
Bev. V T. Gerhard, in the 77th year of his age.
Fnneral from his late residence. Ne. 31 East
Orange street.en Saturday at 10-SOa. m. Services
In the First Ucfermed church.
MABKBTB.
fhlladelpbla Prndnca Market.
PBiu.cai.rHia. Aug 13 rienr dulL Sales
of Que barrels Minn. bakers. 3 50QS 00; Fenna.
family at H 7X11 ; Western at H 00QI SO :Pat
enu, W dOQi 00.
Hye Heur quiet at U 2W M.
1 p. m., colt Wheat Aug , 830 : Sept.,
Ee i Oct.. Mia Nev , MXc
Cern Aug,S?c,; Sept., JlXe , Oct., 62!c; Nev.
52X0.
eabi-Aug, SSiic.; Sept., 35c; Oct.. SJHC!
NOV.,3tc.
Mew Tors Produce Market.
Niw Yerk, Aug. 19. flour market firm bnt
dnll t rine. ri ium CO; Superfine, tl lea: m;
Common te oeod Extra Western, K GnX170;
Geed te Chetce Extra Western, II CJ5 00 ;
City Milt Extras. H cntlt R5 for West Indies;
Mtnn. Extra. riMQS 10; Extra Ne. 2, tl 65as 65.
Geed te Fancy Extra Bute, tl WQi 0) ; Common
te i air extra umu j -t.
Wheat Ne.l lied state en spot, wa'JIc : Ne. 1
White, state, Oe: Ne. Ne. 2 Ued, Winter,
Sep, W.'ic, Oct.DlKc
Cern Ne. 2 Mixed, cash, 51c; Sept., K'iC;
Oau-Ne. 1 White Statu, spot, 4 -Mi 13c ; Ne. 2, de
ltye flail.
Iiarley nominal.
Perk dull; New Mess. Ill G2KOU 75.
Lard Sep , 17 53 ; Oct., t7 60.
Molasses nuiet i 17c for W teat boiling
steck: t Perte Hlce. Soeisc
Turpentine quiet at StKc-
HeHin dull t strained te geed. 11 (jOQI OIK.
Petroleum dull ; reflnce In cases, 5XC
rrehrhta dull ; (train te Londen, le.
Butter Market dull ; New Western
Creamery, lltjllkc
Cheese dull ; Western Choice, TMOTXc
Eggs dull; State, 14X315c; Western. 13XO
lle.
sugar market quiet: lteflned cntleaf, (Q
(tte: Granulated, C6ll-16c.
Tallew stronger; prime city, 411-lCGI!ic
Coffee firm ; lair cargoes at v&c.
lllcesteadv I Carolina and Louisiana, common
te fair, SXOlc ; Hangoen, 4QXc
Uhlcafe Market.
Cnicaue, Aug. l'J. 1 p. m. Closing.
Wheau-Aug., 7tJe; Sept., 79Je;
Oct., SlJic ;
ev., t;fce.
Cern August, V.0; Sept., UXc;
Oct.,
sijjc: nor., tip.
Jats Aug, 27C ;
l'erk-Aug, 3 47Xl
Sept., fee ; OcL
Sept., rJ 17Xi Oct,,
WH.
Lard-Aug, ft 3lf ; Sept., 7 IJX: Oct-. 05.
lllbs-Aug., Iti 17K ! epu. Pi 17M ; i
Oct.,6 07X.
new Ter Bietas.
Nsw. Yeax, Aug. U Wall street. lJOp. m. m. m.
Money leaned at 6Q9 per cent. ITerelgn ex
change dull at H KKO' Mi Governments
caster; Currency 6's, l2tt bid ; 4's coups, (125
bid ; IK'S IllOJi bid.
The stock market this morning opened active
and strong and i te Ji per cent, higher than it
closed last night, but after the first call a selling
of seme or the leaders caused a decline In the
next hour et li te i per cent. The market has
bIqce been dull and featureless.
Stock Markets.
Quotations by lieed, McGrann A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, l'a.
aav verk list. 11 a. . 12 v. 3 r.u.
Canada I'acUlc Wi wa
C. C. C. I t.5 Wi 55
Cel. Ceal mi Wl -1
Central Pacific 3 ti ? '
Canada Southern 41 H'A iiyi
Chi., t L. A l'gh. .... .... j...
Denver Hlo Grande 30 ?.iu se
DeJ.Lack, Wectern 127fi Wi in4
Brie. 81 3li aiy,
ErlCJd 100 100 lUJft
New Jersey Central "Vi W 6K
K. T 8u 3& 3$
Leu. AN 4 Hi It O
Lake Shern 85 64 KVV
Michigan Central '
Missouri fad de. , leg
Northern Pacinc ! 26K iMjjj
N. P. rret 6K 541 69
N. W 11JX n-H UJ
New Yerk Cenu&l leijj Hj-J leu
East lenn Cem M!
Omaha 4l (W 4(KJ
Oregon Trans 30t' 'Ml 31
Ontario Weitein IS'i
Paclfle Mall 64 Ui Kf.l
ItechesUir A 1'ltUeurg I
St, Paul Mi Wi SIX
Texas Pacific HJi UU li
Union Paclfle, ., M uC biU
Wabash Common 1SW 18)2 lw'
Wabash Prtened 3iX l 3-Al
Western Union Telegraph., 6lX U1J tlQ
West Shere 101 Vi 101X mil
rHlLXDSLrBU LIST.
Lehigh Valley UM
it., nTy. 1'hiu.. ; uk
Pennsylvania Wi COX 67X
Heading li ll-lS l'i 12X
Leblga NavlgntleJ 51
llestenvllle 27 23
Phtiadelphta A Erie 2d
Northern Cent............... .... .... ....
People's Passenger ,
svag(jen'lSM't'SDS. .... 00X
OU.......................M.... 60 S04 01)A
nram and rreruinii.
nirnUhed by B. K. Tumtt. Ilrcker.
Cuicuoe, Aug. li. Vo'cleok p. m.
ni.mu i;tiru. irnis. iera. i.ara.
August
September
ST
7.4JX
T.
6 W
4.1K
h;
cimer.i
tic;.
'H
November ...... ,n't
lecuiber .ftu
i
Hecetpts.
Car Irfiu.
.... Id
.... .
.... 3IIV
.... IMlt
.. . 10 1
.... WJ
.... :.
Head.
Winter Wheat
Spring Wheat
Cern.......
Oats.....
Kye
Hurley ,
OU Cltr
Crude Oil
Heeelpls Hogs...
.............i
Closing t'rlces i o'clock p. in.
w neat. i,nrn imi. rnrs. ijira.
AukusI. ..
Seutmiiber.
S
October si.
Neemtier ......vvj
tecomber M'i
Msy ... 91
OU City
Crude OU
no-Jf.
Lecal Mecks and lieuds.
Uepertvil by J, U. Leng.
l'ar lJut
Value, sale.
Lancaster per cnit., R
- Pv.
M school lean
.. 11W 107
.. Iiu
Ml
" " In 1 or ai years HM
" I " In norm tears. Iiu
IIS
tuva
4 tnl0eraiera 100 W!
l
Manhettn lloreugh Uun UU Ml
aamc erwx.
rtrat National Hank KU
runner' National Hank M
t'ulten National llauu ,. Hi
Lancaster County Nut tonal Hank .... M
Columbia National Hank bti
Christiana National Hank leu
Kphrain National Hank in)
rtrat National Hank, Columbia la)
a
115
M
lia.M
IV
Hi
lis
IV
UU
au.W
First National Hank, Ntr&aburs im
First National Hank, Marietta HO
First National Hank, MU Jey lui
Lltltx National Hank mi
Uanhelm National Hank He
Union National Hank, Mount Jey.... w
New Helland National Hank loe
Uap National Hank UU
QuarryvUle National Hank tue
Kllcabothtewu National bank 100
Northern National Hank loe
ISO.
isa.
lw
t
1V.50
110
110
HO
IJ7.4
SCO
VCBXTtkS STOCXfc.
Btg Spring A Heaver Valley
Hrtdtcepert A llorehe UW
Columbia A Chestnut ttlll te
Columbia A Washington 'Je
ConestecaA Hlg Spring 2i
Columbia A Marietta zt
Maytown A Ellzabethtewn
Lancaster A Kptiruta 2&
Lancaster A willow Street 3S
BtnuburgA Millport st
Marietta Mas-town..,, a
Marietta A Mount Jey... si
Lane,, KUzabethlewn A Mtddletewn. UU
Lancaster A rrultvtlle te
Lancaster A Lltltx a
Kast Urandywlne A tvaynesburg .... 60
Lancaster A tvuilamstewn
Lancaster A Maner ee
Lancaster A Manhelm 13
Lancaster A Marietta , a
Lancaster A New Helland leu
MISOSLLAICSOCS BTOCXS,
UuarryvhleH.lL. M
MlllersvUle Street Car M
Inquiring Printing Ciniiptny 50
Oaallght and rnel Company a
Stevens Heuse (Hends) Iiu
Columbia Oas Company a
Columbia Water Company 10
Susquehanna Iren Company leu
Marietta Hellew. ware iu)
stPTens Heuse M
MUterjvUle Nermal bchoel st
Northern Market te
Kaatern Market ee
Western Market se
Lancaster City Street UaUway Ce 90
Uas Company Hends leu
Columbia Borough Hends loe
Lancaster A Susquehanna. ,,. seu
Lancaster A New Danville 2
Uuarryvllle It. IL, T"s leu
Heading A Columbia U. U.. S'a lue
s
s.es
20
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40
41
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te
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75
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107.W
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101
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114.75
109.75
.VJCir AIrBHTlKB3fKHTa.
B
AKINO POWDER.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS pewdernever varies, a marvel or purity,
strength and wholcsemoness. Mere eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition vlth the multitude e! low
teat, short weight, alu.n or phosphate powders,
(old only in earn. Keval Uaxi l'ewcss Ca,
1C6 Wall Street, New Yerk. may27-lvdAw
WANTED THREE WOMKN, WITH
out families, te work In the Laundry at
the STEVENS IIOU3E. Must stay at the hotel
It
BF. GRAVELY'S PLAIN' CAVENDISH
and Ilest Hue Cured Virginia Smoking
Tobacco. Lene Jack and Allen A Ulnter's l'crf
que. Com-Leb rinea.fic, each.
utMUTU'S C1GAK STOHE,
Established 1770. Ne, 111 Kast King Street.
feblS-VAStfd
AS MEDICINE USE THE FINEST
CALIFORNIA BRANDY
In the Market, at
BOUUEU'S HOUOIt STOKE,
23 CENTUE JiyUAIlK, Lancaster, l'a
WE GUARANTEE OUR 6c. CIGARS,
lirands "Mia Querlda" and "Gelden
Lien ;" clear Havana tiller, hand made.
UKMUTll'S CIU Alt BTOKE,
Established 1779. Ne. Ill East King Htruet.
fsbU-lVAMtfd
ASSIGNED ESTATE OK ANDREW M.
Caldwell and wile, et Leacoek township,
Lancaster county The undersigned auditor,
appointed te distribute the balance remaining
In the hands of Jehn II Caldwell, assignee of
Andrew M Caldwell and wlte, te and among
these legally entitled te ttia same, will sit for
that purpose en WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28,
18se, at 10 o'clock a m.. In the Library ltoem of
the Court Heuse, In the Cltyef t-ancastcr, where
all persons Interested In said distribution may
attend. (4LOUGE NAUMAN,
Jnlyj-3tdTh Auditor.
ST. JAMES' SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS AND
Yeung Children will reepen Monday. 8ep.
tember6th. Apply te r.. CAIU'E.NTElt,
Ne. 132 North Duke Street,
OrM.E. ZAIIJI,
aug!7 5ld Ne. 33 East Walnut Street.
$1,000 KEWAItD
rer any case of Kldney Troubles, Nervous
Debility, Mental and Physical Weakness that
I1OTANI0 NEUVE I1ITTKUS faUs te cure.
Sold by druggists, SO cenu.
IIEKII MED. CO.,
Ne. 15 North 11th SL, Phlla., l'a.
Circulars free. mar20-6mdTu,ThADAw
FINE WHISKIES.
Distillation of 16C3, 1875, 18S0, 1S82, are net
equalled In the country.
At UEIGAltT'S OLD WINK STOUE,
II. K. 8LAYMAKKU, Agt.
MARKLEY'H "YARA IlEAUriES"'
clear rilled of choice Ne. l Havana, are
recommended te levers of a genuine Havana
Cigar, at
MAUKLEY'S. " Yellowrrent,"
Ne. 21 North queen Street
(Formerly Uartman's)
(AK UAL.U
THE
BEST CLOTHING.
The Cheapest Clothing In the country Is here,
A Lenger Dellar's Woith of Wear In It, and a
Lewer Price for It.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
SeutheaHt Cerner Sixth aud Market,
1MIILADKLPHIA.
Junctl'tfdeed
QEEK NO FURTHER, FOR
T1IEKE IS NONE UETTKK THAN
Ruppert's fixtra New Yerk Beer.
Fer sale exclatlvely at
CHAUUE UOSTEU'S COUNEU SALOON,
Hear of the Central Market.
Fresh from the Keg and Warranted Pure.
llyj tldtt.M, W,3
i' tM V tlH " N
t.v eta
je" xnl
.rilW AD VBHTJHICXtKNTa.
Dr. w.hlewklC " " "
..IIKMTlMt.
(irwdual
Dr. K. K
tte el the university m MaryUnn, with
K. Umng, Ke.J Ksti Orange street, l.nn-
aster, l'a.
luiMinwAUdced
fpl.yJJJ Addle'
.AltY TO AOKNTH.
lessst oneo.
mi. scett's Kt.KCTitln ueniM
Ne.su llrendway, New Yerk.
Ttia Only Oenulnu. sps smdeed
w
ANTED AOKNTH WITH SMALL
capital. We have something new, no risk.
lartrf
KM I'
UK CO , SKI lanal at., N. Y.
U1P. lH't-ini ' iihv iiirr.
ipeclat l day utTiT, wrlle at onto
as sinoeo.
REDUCTION I
Te ttuMe tii want et a summer suit et
ClethiM, raiitatoenltigs or Vesting ran save
money byralllua nt ltnotisteltrTalletlng' Par
lors, Where's He lie ml llediictlen ttas been made.
A Heed Summer Serge Suit for fit's trtmmed
with Pongee M1U
A Nlce kngllshSergeSdlt In lllne and lllack
for IH
F.icgam I'antaioena ler in.
Patent straps am I'mteet rifting.
A. 11. ItQIh-SSTKlN. 87 Netlh Queen 8L
IssblA'flON OFPAHTNKHHH1P.
Netice Is hervtiy git en that the firm el
ltussel A Minim) er is dlsselt ed by the death et
A. Hussel. All person Indebted te the nriu
are requested te make Immediate payment, and
thoeo raving claims or demands agslnsl the
Mtnti will prrwnt them without delay fur settl.
meat te the undersigned, surviving partner, nt
Ne, 11 Kast King street.
IIKOUIIK HltUI.MTEK.
(iU)T),l(U:,ll,17Al'. Surviving Partner.
nKWAKK.
Bewaro of Common Soaps.
Skin Diseases tutk In them, liny IT UK
SOAP at Lewest Prices, at
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
Ne 1.17 A IX) North Queen St , Lancaster, l'a.
lunjs ljeeai.
"vnyniM;.
l 1 1 rvty glte netlie that I will continue
the Ceil Unstness at the old place, Ne. ii Kast
King stivi t, where 1 will be glad te accommo
date my old customers and the public generally.
Atter an .ninn lenre of nftecn vears In the busi
ness 1 think 1 can guarantee thone who may
favor nm with their orders, that 1 will sell them
clean, nrst-class Leal at lewrst prices, and de
liver the name promptly in any part ei me my,
(lKOuUK.811Ul.Mt Kit.
aUK-.i.lO.l.'.ll.lTAn
w
HAT DOP.S
38
MEAN?
J.
H. MAHTIN A CO.
All the llemnauts and Odds and Ends of the
stock that have accumulated during past season
have been taken out of the general stock and
placed en the llemnant Ceuntur. I-arge quanti
ties el the following goods at less tbau ene half
price.
REMNANT
CALICOES,
GINGHAMS,
SHIRTINGS,
TIOKINGB,
MUSLINS,
FLANNELS,
CAMBRICS,
WHITE GOOD9,
EMBROIDERIES,
LINENS,
CRETONES.
SATINES,
SEERSUCKERS,
BATISTES,
AtLessThanOne-HalfTheirYalue.
Over l.iue Yards of Kemnanta Dress Goods
that were sold ai S5e , Joe,,35c., 15c, aud&nc, all
reduced te one rrlce, ujjc.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prluce Sku,
Opposite Stevens Heuse.) LANCASTER. PA)
TAKE SIMMONS
TOK.
LIVER ItEQULA-
THE GREATJIEQULATOR.
Ne medicine Is se universally used as Sim
mons Liver Itegulater. It wen lis way into
every home by pure, sterling merit. It takes
tbe place el a doctor and costly prescriptions,
It Is a 'family medicine containing no danger
eus qualities, but purely vegetable; gentle lu
lu action una can uu aaiuiy given te any person
iftnfmv fMven
no matter what age.
WORKING PEOPLE
Can take Simmons Liver Itegulater without Ions
of time or dinger from oxpesuro. and the system
will be built up and Invigorated by It, It pre
metes digestion, dissipates sick headache, and
gives a strong full tene te the system It has
no equal as a preparatory medicine, and can be
safely used In any sickness. It acts gently en
the bowels and kidneys, and corrects the action
of the liver. Indorsed by persons et the highest
character and eminence as
THE BEST 1TAMILY MEDICINE.
It a child has the colic It Is a sure and safe
lemedy. It will restore strength te the over
worked father and relleve the wife from low
spirits, headache, dyspepsia, constipation and
Hlce ills. Oenulne has our Z stamp lu red en
front of wrapper, prepared only by
J. 11. Z EI LIN A CO., l'htladelphla, l'a.
augltHsedAw
SPRING Ol'ENINO AT II
HAllT'S.
QKR
FINE TAILORING.
The Largest and most Compute Assortment
of KINK WOOLLENS for the Spring Tiadote be
found In the City or Lancaster. '
A Choice Line of Mpring Overceatings and
I'antaloeniugs tn all the Latest l'alterns.
l'rlces Lew, Ilest Workmanship, and all goods
Warranted as represented.
H. GERHART,
NO. 43 NOItTII QUEEN 8TKEKT.
Opposite the fostefflce. umriMydlt
u
SB NONE RUT
" BEST'S "
HOT AIR FUBMOESl
MADE Or HEAVY 1UON.
More square feet of Itadlatlng Surface, most
economical In fuel, and the Hest Itbsults In
lleatlng Dvvlllngs, Schools, Churches et any
lleater In the market. l'caorNutCeol for fuel
Estimates furnlshed for Heaters, Including
Masonry, Het Air l'lpes, ltcglsters. eta fleniy
of Lancaster reference. Heaters guaranteed te
give entire satisfaction or taken out at our own
iWlng both practical men In the business, ws
ask a share of patronage . ,..
Estimates cheerfully f urntshedfer flumhlng,
Oas Fitting, Tin and Hheet Iren Werk, Hoefing.
Alse a lull supply el Tinware, Ac.
Prices te suit the times. UlveusacalL
EVERTS & OVERDEER,
COKNEIl Of EAST KING, JOHN AMD HID
DLK BT11EET8.
mavlaiaJ,W,4Sa
REMNANT C ITER.
VJ.VTHIH.
TTirvSU A UKOTUEU,
BETWEEN SEASONS
etten nnd us with many IIUOKKN LOTS AND
KltilNANIS, whtjh cannot and must net be
carried ever until next season, this season has
round us with it consMeiahle number of such
retnns.uu, and these no must soil at any prlce.
ABOUT 60 REMNANTS
-or-
CUSTOM GOODS,
tVlilCn can be made up in
Suits, Pants, &c,
at from one-fourth te oun-halfefTourSprln and
Miiinuier prices. These are well wertii leJain
at, as they are, without exception, the best efTer
MEN'S, HOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
(1ENTS FURNISHINGS,
Traveler's Outfits, &c,
-AT
Sirsli & Brether's
ONE-PRIOE
Clothing and Furnishing Heuse,
COUNMRNOKTU QUEEN BTBHTAND
CENTKE liyUAUK.
TITILIilAMSON A l'OSTKH.
ODD
Pantaloons
Children's Odd Short Pante,
SIZES, I te H-l'IUClM, Wc. te ILCO.
BOY'S ODD LONG PANTS,
SlZES.'JtelC-I'lilCES, TScteUSO.
Men's Odd Pants for the Work
shop, 11.00, ll.tt, 1. JO, I1.7S.
Men's Odd Pants for DreBS Wear, U
lise, ii.a, ilm, moo.
A Coiuplcte Assortment
-OK-
FURNISHINGS
AND-
NECKWEAR.
HATS AND CAPS
relt ALL I'UIU'OSES, IN
SOFT & STIFF FELT.
Straw Hats of All Kinds,
Very, Very Cheap.
BOOTS AND SHOES
-ren
LADIES, M1SBE8, UENTS AND 110Y8, H
or THE
NEWEST SIIAl'ES AT LOWEST I'HICES.
82, 84, 36 & 38 E. King St.,
LANGASTEU. l'A.
MAKKLEY'S " YKLLOW FRONT"
clear filler Havana ft cent Cigar Is pre.
neunced by smokers the best In the mar-
ket1 MAUKLET'S Yellow H'rent,"
Ne. zi fleru yuuun eueet.
(rermtrly Uartman's)
f CANADA UOKSE8.
1 new have a Carload of CANADA HOUSES
First-Class Heavy DrafL Alte a Carload of
Ohie and Kentueky Horses,
riut Class Dilvers and Horses ler aeueral
rarm Werk. All te be sold nt private sale,
UEOI1GE UBOB8MAM.
PKIVATEHAIiEOPVAIiUABLEKARM
situate In Amity township. Berks county,
Pa,, containing SSS acres. Imprevements I
Large mansion house and farm heuse, large
barns and shedding having stable room for 75
head of cattle and 3-JO sheep ; fountalnsef spring
water at houses and barns : several fine springs
en property Selt Is all sorts, very rich and pro
ductive, aud especially adapted te dairy pur.
poses rer particulars and Inspection or place
cdlupoiieraddres.
(ttestdlng en farm),
Hrumueldsvllle. Herks oe., Pa
OrD. II. MAUUEU, Esq.,
avgU-Jwa DeuilusvlUe, l'a.
Williamson Fester,
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