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Ik VicmHHAi Tex, Auf. 2LA disastrous
riMllMm YWted this city ywlerday,
& lUMHwtraeUea nd desolation in .'
4SKv The wind blew perfect
Ben Inn i About eeren o'clock tb)a
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rrtMrawf an . poena paassDgvr tram,
'cvwWehweetUBdinf the depot, mi Diewn
jrwnr en tne pisuerm. several psssasniKore
en'tbe train but ell of tbem Moaned unln
i'in4. The freight depot and the Maaenl
fL,mu, Dew large Dnuaun " "' """i
,; , . while the whole colored Motion It almost
llterelly ewept from the earth Twe church
teeptea were blown down and two ehurchea
nnroefed. The high eoheol building was
considerably damaged. Altogether there
were about aeventy-nre houses corn cern
pletely demellahed and 113 mere or leas
damaged. Few buildings eecaped umnured.
Trees and meat et the shrubbery In the city
were blown down, and the streets were filled
with debris. Business was entirely suspend
ed. The lese la roughly estimated at $100,
000. Old citizens Bay that It was the most
terrible storm ever known In Victeria. The
telegraph wires are all down and there la no
connection south of here.
News from Cuero aay the aterm was very
dtsastreua te property there also. Advices
from the country say the aterm waa very
violent, damaging crops and destroying prop
erty. A special train from Indlanela brings
the sad news as te that place. A relief
party that went down en It reports the follow
ing ; When the train arrived within tour
tulles of indlanela the tracks were washed
nut very badly and were partly gene The
party walked within half a mile or the town
In water waist deep and could go no farther.
They saw Mr. Clements across the bayou.
The bridge was washed away. It Is reported
that Uie lower end of the town Is gene, from
Mrs. Logns'te the Ice house, en both sides of
the street The wharf Is also gene. There
are supposed te be many lives lest, as many
persons are missing. The only body found
was that of the sister-in-law of Mr. Hedges, of
Cuero, Texas. It was discovered this side of a
stream about two miles from town, lying In
the water by the side of the track.
Seme houses were burned. The lire Is sup
posed te have been caused by the lamps In
tbe railing houses. Among the persons
missing are Dr. Lewis, Capt Reed, Or.
Rosecrans, Mrs. Sheppard and family, and
Mm Uedges and two children. Henry
Sheppard was found across the lake, very
badly bruised, but still alive. Mrs, Max
Luther lest her two children. One or them
died In her arms.
Awful Storm en a North Atlantic Island.
Bosten, Aug. 21 An Ottawa dispatch te
the A tlvertiser says a special rrem the gov
ernor or St Pierre, Ml(., te the department
here gives an account of a most violent storm
which swept ever that island en Wednesday
night, the fiercest known for a quarter of a
century. Buildings were blown down In
every direction and considerable damage was
done te the shipping. Twe vessels were
driven ashore and wrecked and many men
were drowned.
rUC SEW TXN-DOLLAJt HILL,
What tlie Silver Certificate el This Denomina
tion Will Loek Like.
Wahuinqten, I). C, Aug. 2L The print
ing of the new ten-dollar Bllver certificate be
gan at the bureau et engraving and printing
yesterday. Tbe design of this note, as has
alien. J y been stated In these dlspatehes, in
cludes a well-executed portrait of the late
Vice-President Hendricks. The work is be
ing executed en tbe new distinctive paper
which was manufactured expressly for the
new silver certificates. About five thousand
Impressions were taken yesterday, and as
each sheet contains four notes, 200,000 worth
of silver certificates, have passed through tbe
llrst process en their wsy te the pnblic
About thirty days will be required te finish
tbem and have them ready for circulation,
but It Is understood they will net be Issued
.befere the middle of November when the
ones and twos are expected te be prepared
for Issue. The designs for the latter denomi
nation are new being transferred te steel, and
the plates will probably be ready for the
printers about the middle of next month.
The design for the ten-dollar plate was com
menced some tlme before Congress author
ized tbe printing of the new Issue of oer eer
tthcates,aa It was deemed advisable te replace
the old design with the Hendricks note.
This explains why the largest denomination
is se much further advanced than the de
signs for the smaller notes. As seen aa the
plates for the latter are prepared the full com
plement of empleyes at the bureau will be
put te work te expedite their circulation.
VVMfMll INTO TUKUUDBUH,
A Ferry float Strikes the Ship VIeleuUy-A
Man Drowned.
Nkw Yekit, Aug. 21. When the ferry
boitNew Brunswick, of the Pennsylvania
railroad ferry,came Inte the Desbreeaes street
Up this morning, the engine refused te
work at the moment the pilot rang the
signal te "back water." As a result the
beat struck the piles at the entrance
te the slip with great terce. The
concession was se great that in the recoil an
Adams express wagon that was en the beat
near tbe chalnB went ever into the slip.
Patrick McNulty, a deck hand, who attemp
ted te atop It, went along. The beat crew made
every endeavor te save them, but were un
successful. The wagon and baggage were
recovered. McXulty's body waa carried
away by the tide and was net found. A third
horse belonging te the Pennsylvania railroad
company want ever tee, and was drowned
in the general confusion.
Three Drowned, Tite el Them llretbers.
Barbie, Ont, Aug. 21. Themas and Wil
liam Tayler, brothers, et Hillsdale, and Jehn
Hamilton, H years or age, went out Ashing
yesterday in a rickety old beat en Air lake,
Aa tbey did net return, search was instituted
and the body or Wm. Tayler was found
standing upright In the water, one hand
grasping the fishing pole, while the line was
wrapped around his limbs. The bodies or
the ether two were found near by. Themas
Tayler leaves a wire and four children) Wil
liam was unmarried.
Drowned Id Swimming Frolic.
Hannibal, Ma, August 2t A coroner's
jury, which with closed doers te the publle
has been for ten daya Investigating the death
et Mrs. L. C Evenden yesterday rendered a
verdict of accidental drowning while bathing
in the Mississippi river with her neighbor,
Mrs. Annie Iiaren, Rebert W. Cash, recently
a candidate for mayor en the Republican
ticket, and R. M. Cheeaman, a prominent
business man. Beth women were married, aa
are also Cash and Cheeaman. The party
bad gene down the river about three mllea
for a f rolle and were bathing when the drown
1 ig occurred. Cash Is new chief of the Han
nlbal Are department and it la probable he
will be peremptorily removed by the mayor
who has been requested by a delegation et
citizens te take such action. Cheeaman, who
waa master-workman of Eureka assembly
Knights of Laber, was at 1U last meeting ex
pallad from the order.
Kind Words Fer Ceasnl Bingham,
WAiHtK't-rew, p. e., Aug. 21 Assistant
Heeretery et Bute Perter te-day denied the
published statement that th state depart.
t baa aay idea et demanding the reslgna
Mast of Censul Blagham.et la In any way dls-
I1..U1S1H. nssni uitur. Bin v.
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, ism nun wMahfc baa pur.
COtVMOIA'M , XLKCTMC LIMIT.
Thirty Mthti for One Year Frem Oct. t te Cem
,ROO Mere Light te be riaced at
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ltegntar Correspondence of lxTiunitxnm.
ICeLitMMA, Aug. 21. An adjourned meet
ing of Columbia reuccil was held In the
council chamber last evening with all the
members present except Mr. Ilerahey.
The property committee reported tliat pari
of the Insurance policies en the opera house
will expire en September S'th. The president
was instructed te issue an order for J3ft
for the payment of the renewal et the tire
insurance. The property oemmlttoo were
Instructed te place an Insnrance of K,000
en the market house. The bids of the Celum
bia Klectrlc Light andl'ewer company for the
lighting or tne boreugu ei loiumeia wun
electric light were read and were at the same
rate as presented at the last regular meeting.
A motion was made by Kckmsn, that a con
tract be made with the Klectrlc Light com
pany for lurnlshlnR SO electric light", for one
year rrem October 1st, for J2.800, and for any
additional lights the town may want, at the
rate of ?11Q .t.1 per light per year. Carried
unanimously. The placing of mere lights
about the town was thoroughly discussed
and Westerman suggested that council order
three mere lights te be placed at Trent and
Mill, Second and Union, and Fifth and
Cherry streets. A motion was made by Mr.
Kckman that lights be placed at these points.
A vote being taken resulted as fellows :
Atm-Cnswnll. Eekruan. Edwards, Forty.
Mifllln, Musser and Westerman. Nays
Mr. Bucber.
A motion was made by Mr. Bucher that
the Pennsylvania telephone company be
taxed, for each pole within the borough
limits, f 1 per year. Carried unanimously.
A proposal was read from II. F. Bruner for
furnishing the opera house during the com
ing winter with coal at the rate et J2.25 per
ten for buckwheat and 2.69 per ten for pea
ceaL The bid was accepted. On motion el
Mr. Bucher that the solicitor proceed at once
te collect, by process of law. all Hens entered
ter borough taxes in the order in which they
have been entered, and also that liens be
entered en all borough taxes for the year or
1SS." unless tbey be paid en or before October
1, 1SS0, said liens te be at once proceeded
against for collection and the secretary notify
parties or the same. Carried.
The action or council at their last meeting,
or opening Cherry street, rrem Lineaster
avenue te Sixth, and Sixth street, from l,o l,e
cust te Cherry streets, was reconsidered.
Adjourned.
Among the Churches,
The Sunday school or the Church or Ged
will meet en Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
instead of P a. in.
Ne services will be held en.Sunday, lu the
Trinity Reformed church. 'Sunday school
will meet at t o'clock.
In the SL Paul's P. E. church services
will be held In the morning and evenlnp.
Rev. Prof. Bird, of Seuth Bethlehem, ulll
officiate.
Rev. J. R. ShefTner has returned home
from his summer vacation, and the regular
Sunday services will be held In the St.
jemvs L.uineran cnurcn.
In the United Brethren church, Rev. II. B.
Dehner, of Lancaster, will occupy the pulpit,
both morning and evening, owing te tne ab
sence of the pastor.
Rev. C. E. Griffiths, pastor of the Methe
dist chuich, is absent from town, en his sum
mer vacation. On Sunday the pulpit or this
church will be filled by Rev. D. T. Smythe,
el Quarrvvllle.
Rev. K. ILSneath will preach en Sunday
morning, in the Second Street Lutherau
church. The church will be closed in the
evening.
Town Notes.
The market of this morning was very
largely attended. On Locust street, between
Second and Third, ever forty market wagons
were standing.
The bridge ever the gutter at Locust street
and Bank alley has been In a dangerous con
dltlen for some time past. Werk was com
menced this morning In putting the bridge
In geed repair.
In pulling down a large tree en Walnut
street, yesterday afternoon, a large rope was
nsed. In some manner the rope broke and
the men, holding te It, were thrown about
the street. Onoeftbe number thought the
tree was falling and went up the street in a
hurried manner.
A number of Columbians went te Iao
caster te-day, te seethe game of ball between
the Columbia club and the Sam Fields
nine.
ItUCMOHB JIOIMIB.
Iteccut Personal Notes That luriude With
Them a (Julrt Wedding.
GnEUNc, Aug. 21. Mr. Jehn Martin died
last Tuesday, aged seventy-seven.
Mr. W. fltnltb Hastings has been making
some raarked improvements en his dwelling
in Fairfield.
Mr. Win. Berce Is building a house and
bam near Fairfield.
McSparran.t Ce. are busy packing the pop
ular " Old Colony " corn. They have made
a number of geed sales ter future delivery at
geed prices.
Fer a little variation we had a wedding
last Wednesday. Mr. Sanders McSparran
was the lucky man and Miss Bell F. Hides,
daughter of B. F. Sides, M. D., the ether
party te the contract It was a quiet wed wed
dlng,eccurring in the atternoen,and they are
oft en a trip. We threw our eldest shoes
and whole bags of rice after them.
Mr. 1. B. Shank, who runs the coal and
lumber business at Peach Bettem, has control
of the steam ferryboat at that place. Fer the
last two years this beat and ferry have been
managed by the i'each Bettem railroad, and
was a nuisance. Under the control or 'Mr.
Shank the ferry has been doing a largely
Increased business and greatly te the advant
age and comfort of the patrons.
August 31 an excursion will leave Peach
Bettem for Luray Cava
The burying ground at Chestnut l.evel,
known as the Old Graveyard, Is iu
a condition or disgraceful neglect
The weeds and grass run unchecked. The
tomb stones are leanlngand tumbling in every
direction, graves are sunken, making stumb.
ling places for any one brave enough te walk
through. There are men and women burled
there whose memory deserves better treat
ment It is net geed taste that makes fine
churches and neglects the graveyard.
Catflih as a Uau Halt,
from the Marietta lieglster.
Last week Messrs. Je?. Miller and Jehn
Engle were fishing. The supply of bait was
scarce, and the twain started for the Yerk
county shore te secure en addition. Upen
nearing the Bhore a large water snake vtas
seen hwtmmlng In front or the beat ; the
snake swam te the shore and crawled out en
the bank. In its mouth was a tish ; Jes.
Miller struck the snake and it dropped the
fish and squirmed back Inte the river.
Miller took tne fish a small catty "put
It en his line, and captured three bass with
it This Is vouched ler by both fishermen,
hence is reliable. It would be a geed plan
te train a water snake te catch " catties " for
bait
An Inyalry for Twenty-Six Bodies.
Governer Paulsen has sent a letter te the
eQlcers of the Susquehanna Coel company
calling their attention te the complaints of
the relatives el the twenty-six miners who
were entombed last December at Nontlceke,
and asking If the company can take further
action toward the recovery of the bodies. The
State Geoieglstand Mine Inspector Williams,
in their reports te Governer Pattlaen, both
agree that further attempts at rescue would
be foolish.
Mr. Parnrll Thanks the Convention.
Mr. Parnell has sent the following cable
message te Judge Fitzgerald, the newly
elected president or the Irish National League
or America : " I thank the Chicago conven
tion for its encouraging message. The rati
flea tlen by the convention of our policy, and
the action and the order, union and modera
tion of the proceedings have created a pro
found Impression here, and will add great
atiength te our position."
Injury te a Herse.
This morning a boy in the employ of Jes.
Baer, the buckster, dreve away te deliver
some goods. Wlien be returned It was
found that the horse was sutlerlng from a se
vere wound iu the shoulder. It was a hole
several Inches deep. The boy did net knew
bow the injury was caused, but it Is believed
that he left the animal stand and another
team ran Inte him. The wound leeks as
though made with a wagon abaft The
horse Is a valuable one.
Taken te Lebanon.
Jonas l'elfler, the alleged accomplice et
Jacob Bcbeli, was discharged from custody
yesterday, but as seen as be stepped from the
?.rt.tb,e!7)ai?.heuMhewMrrtxl by
Chief of Police Fernwalt, or Lebanon. Peli-
,e V,wanJl?d. ta8re for a number of robberies
and the chief says he has evidence te convict
jehx a. sclkax.
The Latest Phase et the Trouble lletween
lllruteir and llaliteail.
Cincinnati, O., August 2U The Coin Cein
mercml Ometie this morning s eirently dis
misses the belligerent episode between Its
editor and Jehn R. McLean by the asumptlen
that the Issue Is new between T. C. Camp
bell and McLean who has Indignantly de
nounced the unwarranted use of his name
by the former.
The Sim also regards the situation lu that
light, and thinks It Is new decidedly a ques
tion of veracity between Campbell and Mc
Lean, which the announced principles of Uie
former require should be settled according
te the cede.
Jehn R. McLean, the editor and owner of
the Cincinnati Knqtiirer, is one of the richest
meu In bis section or the country. He is the
enlv son of A ashingten McLean, whose pa
rents came rrem New Jersey. The elder Mc
Lean had florid hair and a high animated
temperament. He was an ardent admirer ei
Stephen A. Ieuglas, whose cause be advocated
ter years. His wife was a Kentucky ladyer
great sweetness of disposition, but withal
Birong;Wm power. iue ceupie u&u uufciuire
children. Jehn R. was sent te Harvard, te be
educated, but as he found the curriculum tee
irksome, he left that institution and spent
some years In learning by observation. The
J-.'nijuircr was at this time being publish
ed by his father and James ,1. Farran.
After being connected with the paper for
some tlme the yeunger McLean was given
bis father's share in tbe concern and he seen
bought out the Interest of Mr. Farran. The
great success of tbe journal dates from
this time. Nothing thai could be done
te advance the Eneuirer was emit
ted by the young proprietor and he used the
telegraph te an hitherto unknown extent, as
far as Western journalism weut. Te this he
added rare business tact and an unswerv lng
partisanship that made his journal the favor
ite among tne Democrats et the West. He Is
always zealous In advocating the cause of a
friend and is an outspoken decisive enemy.
He remained a bachelor until Oct. 1SSI, when
he was married te Miss Emllv S. Beale, the
daughter or General Edward F. Beale, who
is noted ter bis ultra American views.
During and following the election or l5S
the name et Mr. McLean was mixed up
wltli the election frauds and it was ru
mored that he wished te succeed Jehn
Sherman In the United States Senate. The
affair at the time premised te end in a gen
eral riot, but It was finally smoothed ever.
A OV3IDKRLASn 8CANDAU
vCiiyYVin. Herner sought te Kill Dr. Madden
en the Street.
Cumberland, Md., Aug. 21 Wm.
Herner, a well-known buslness man of this
city, met Dr. Madden en the street near the
postelllce about nine o'clock last night and
opened flre upon him with a thirty-eight
calibre bull-deg revolver. The first shot
struck the doctor en theferebeadandglanced
off , the second entered his right side. The
doctor then grabbed the pistol and a police
man arrested Herner. Madden's wound,
which is serious but net necessarily fatal
was probed but the ball could net be found.,
Herner was locked up, He declares he In
tended te kill tbe doctor, who he says at
tended bis wife professionally and annoyed
her. There Is considerable scandalous talk
atleat about tbe relations of tbe parties.
Fer Embctilenieut and Forgery.
New Yerk, Aug. 21. The American
Surety company,of New Yerk, caused the ar
rest te-day et Jehn A. Uamley, tbe abscond
ing manager of the elHce of the United Lines
Telegraph company, at Tolode, Ohie.
The Surety company, who have been look
ing for Hamley Hlnce last March, have so se
cured an Indictment against blm for ember
7lement and forgery. He will be taiteu te
Teledo for trial.
Geed Ganniiig.
Jacob F. Wolfer and Harry F. Rudy re
turned from a two days' bunt In the vicinity
el Andrews Bridge. They brought with
them twenty-llve groundhogs, eight opos
sums and thirty-three doves.
Jehn Cllne, Charles Franclscus and Frank
Clark killed seven groundhogs and twenty
four doves en Thursday.
Yosterday Geerge Hclse, Henry Denlinger
and Samuel Dlller went down the county
and killed thirty-five doves.
Picnic at Slenuttlretna.
The Heme llterary society, efMIUersvllle,
arrived in Lancaster at an early hour this
morning, and left In Uie News express at
Cj for Mount Gretna, where they are spend
ing the day. There ere about ene hundred
of thorn, and they took with them an abun
dant supply or cerambvsry stores, besides a
string banc! te furnish dancing music
Charged With Libel.
Olllcers Barnbeld and Weaver drove down
te New Helland this morning te arrest
Geerge Ranck, editor and publisher of the
New Helland Clarien, who Is charged by
Mary Wise with malicious libel. The al
leged libel Is contained in a squib printed In
the Clarien en the 7th Inst
Orphans Heme Anniversary.
The anniversary of the Bethany orphans'
home, at Womelsdorf, will be celebrated en
next Thursday, August 2Cth. The celebra
tion this year will be unusually interesting.
Excursion tickets will be sold for that day,
and a number of Lancastrians will attend.
Twe Ohie Expression.
Prem the Baltimore Sun.
" Whoep-'om-up-atlveness " Is a new word
which originated in Ohie, because the Idea it
designates finds In that state the most con
genial climate. A "get-here style" Is an
other incomparable Oule product.
Au Officer Will Protect Them.
As several petty larcenies have taken place
recently at the store or Williamson k Fester
en Saturday evenlngs when they were
crowded with business, the firm have se
cured an elllcer who will be en duty every
Saturday evenlng during business hours.
Ki plosien of it l-ainp.
Last evening a gasoline lamp owned by
Edward Ranslng, who has a fruit and vege
table stand at the Eastern market, exploded
en the pavement 1 1 caused considerable ex
citement, but no damage was done.
Telephone Connection.
The Children's Heme, Seuth Ann street, Is
connected with the telopheuo exchange,
Werklnguieu's Annual Cheap Excursion.
Te Atlantic City en Sunday, August SMi, via
Philadelphia & Heading ltallread. Pare for the
round trip only riTi. Special train leaves Lan
caster (King street) at 4 03 a, m.; Upper Depot,
4-12 a. in ; Columbia, 4 05 a, m. Special train re
turning tame day, leaves Atlantic City at 0
o'clock p. m. Tickets for sale at all stations.
augxl.'ilAia
Awnaeiuenu.
" Our Jonathan." On next Wednesday even
tng, William Moere, supported by liella
Vtvlan, will appear la Pulton opera house
la the very runny comedy, enUtled "Our
Jonathan." Of H the Wheeling Utgltttr
eayts "The play Is extremely funny,
and the general verdict of the people last night
was that the performance was Immense. The
songs, dances and comical sayings of Mr.
William Moere, la the character et our Brether
Jonathan, and Mlia Delia Vivian, the dashing
senbrette, as Bettlna Almarsn, received ncer
after rneerr," A fsature of this show U the
funny street paraile which will le maJe at
neon,
"JteuMil te Huccttd."-1hii hvnsatlenal nielo niele nielo
araten will be played at Fnlten opera hene en
Thursday evening by Henry tcnl Parker's com cem
jny. The New Tork JlrmUl ays of the piece
"Its story Is well worked out t Ibe situations
are startling and effective, ami there arc some
very amuslug and fairly original raancters In
the cast. It was en the whole well noted last
c enlng, the comedians making ih'cuW hits."
".Viirtcj t CV." Among the best companies that
vlilt Lancaster are these of Mr Arthur Kenan's.
He has always pleased the people, and ntnnug
the comedies whleh hl troupes hire given here
wero " J ava " and " We, Us A Ce c it Friday
evening his company will play Auutln Daly's
ramous snecess. entitled" Mancy A In. which
Is said te be Uie newest and best comedy ever
produced at Daly's theatre.
A Healthy IkMly and m Cltartleail.
tf Indigestion, constipation and bllletKiirss
torment the body, the head cannot le clear.
Thee disorders react upon the brain most hurt
ruuy,aua produce a cleullM-t In the organ of
thought net experienced by healthy man
Happily these bralu oppressing maladies may
be entirely dispelled bv that peerless nlteratlxe,
llestettcrs Stomach Hitters, which cheers, re
freshes and Invigorates the bmln and nerves,
whlle It regulates the organs of digestion, as
similation and billens secretion It expels tlin
morbid humors whtchpoUent he system through
the bowels and urinary passages, and everts a
ixjwerfut Invigorating Inflnence as well Its
cathartic action Is never irritating, violent or
palntul, but even, natural and progressive. As
nn appetizer and sleep promoter, the Hitters Is
unrivaled i It mtttiates the lnnnnltles et age,
relieves theattmfnts peculiar te the gentler tux,
arrests premature decay, and builds up an en
feebled physique. augbue-M
MAUKET8.
fbtladetpbla frodeee market.
PstLADSLraiA. Aus. Si Fleur firm. Sales
el 'At) barrels. Mlnn-eakers, tl-VMJl n; Pennn.
family at n TS4JI Western at ft iHl V" Pat
ents, 14 SOO510.
ltye flour unlet at MOW 10.
1 p. m.. call Wheat Aug, SJkc : Sept,
Sf,c i Oct.SJiJc ; Nev , iwxe.
Cern Aug., Met Sept, Jicj Oct., Rlcj Nev.
SIS'c.
Oats-Aug, 55c.; Sept, JJ'Jc; Oct., 3VXc;
Nev.,V.c
New Ter Produce Market,
NbwYekx, Aug. St. Fleur market firm bnt
filrt Tine, 12 uw fin; Supernne, si ne: sej
Common te Heed Extra Western, t2(VrJT0t
Uoed te Choice xtra Western, II OuGJ 00;
City Mill Kxtras, si OJOI U for West Indies;
Minn. Kxtra, I? fea3 eJi Extra Ne, 2, ! 6.HJJ K
Uoed te Pancy KxtraSwte, jJGOQJ w : Common
te Pair Kxtra Ohie, tl 50QS 2V.
Wheat NalKed state en spot fttd'Hc t Ne. 1
White, state. M"c Ne. Ne. 4 Ited, Winter,
Sep.. R'e ; Oct.. '.m'ic
Cern Ne. i Mtied,ca,sh,:nc ; Sept , We.
Oats Ne. I White state, spot, liitlVs Ne i, de
J9c.
Bye quiet.
Barley nominal.
Perk dull; New Mess. IllOll
Lard-Sep,t;.M Oct.i;!-.
Molasses dull; 17c for W test lulling
stock ; Perte Klco, &y)c.
Turpentine Urmil ttc
Kesln dull t strained te geed, II HVJ1 CV
Petroleum dull i rcOned tn cases. Me.
Frelghts nominal; grain te Londen, KC
Batter Market Urni; New Western
creamery, .itr-'c.
Cheese dnll ; Western Choice, Qc.
Kggs anil; State, lr-fjli'-c; Western. 1IK(J
15Sc
sugar market dull : ttoflned cntleaf, n-iQ
O'l WM; eranulatcd,tXc.
Tallew firm ; prime city, I'te-
CerTee quiet ; fair cargoes at 9c
mceateadv; Carolina and Louisiana, common
te fair, JKQ'c t ttange.n, I'ia'Hc
Chicago MarKet.
CanoAeo, Aug., 21, 9 JO a. m, Markat opened ;
Wheat Aug., TTJic Sept, 7c ; Oct, ,c ;
Nev.. KJ'ie.
Cern aept., 4-V;e;Oct, llWei Nev. 41.;c.
Oats Aug., MHc ; Sept., 'KSct Oct ,I-T;c.
Perk-epu, ) 54 : Oct, J 0 :yt
1 .ard Sept, t; 40 ; Oct, te si.
UPjs-Sept, te 1SX ! Oct, te or.,
cxeeisa.
Wheat Aug., TS.'JC j Sept., 7s;c ; Oct, art.c;
Nev., sJJc
Cern August HMc; Sept, 4Jc ; Oct.,
UHc: Nev., ttc
Oats Oot, 2:sc
Perk Aug, av tSM ; sept, t) C1H ; Ort ,
Lard'-Aug, 17 5TK i Sept., 17 4 J; Oct, fl M s
Nev., 4 SO.
Klhs-Aug., as 15 ; Sept, ". IS , Oct, 5 10.
nrain and rrovuiena.
rurnlshed by S. K. Yundt llreker.
Csicaoe, Aug. 21,1 o'clock p.m.
Wheat Cern. Oats. Perk. 1-s.rfl.
August -77K 4l!i ;,; . . 7 3TK
September 7s2 4iJ 27 u.m 7 40
October w) iVi V,i 0 7S t. 5.J
November rrl ii
December ?ly,
May iJ nx sj; ...
ueculpta. Car leu.
Winter Wheat - .
Spring Wheat 4l
Cern Hi
Oats ''.'
Kye M
Barley HI
Oil City
Crude Oil c.t
Head.
Bscelpbi-HCBS 10,i"
Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. tu.
Wheat Cern. Oau. Perk. I.ard
August 77J. 4i; at 7 ei 7.S7K
September. 7S; i'I u K 7 40
October suS 44, ?',', 72.S B 3.1
November 8-"K 4J r. tlX
December.. .... M
May W, Wt
OU CltT
Crude Oil i"-'i
XJve Stock Markets.
Cntciea Aug. S0.-The Zrerr' Journal reports
CstUe Keeelpts, 7,70e head ; shipments. -A7W ;
market stronger; shipping steers, U7) te l,.Vn
as. t 5.1Q5 2u: stockers and feeders, ri KXTI -1:
cows, bulls and mixed. 1110(25 3); balk, t2U(t
3: through Texas cattle, strong; steers, fJ wi
BIU; western rangers sieaay; natives
and
halt breed". 1KXI25: cows. II7W31U
w
Intered
rexans, SHfusu.
Hogs UecelptJi, U.oe head : shlpments,
4,000 ; market slew and prices steady ; rough
and mixed, S4 OeCl 75; light II 0ufl4se: skips,
ri 5031 75; packing and shipping. W-OQ510.
Sheep Heeelpts, 2.&U0 bead , anipmunu, 4'0 ;
market slew, but steady; natives, V-ii Texans,
I1753J. lambs, SIS4 7V
XaST LraaeTT Cattle receipts, 437 head :
shipments, 71S; market nothing doing, all
through consignments no shipments te New
Yerk te-day.
Hogs receipts, 2.1(0 head ; shipments. l,ve :
market Itrm : Phlladalphlas. SI i05 10;
lerkers. It 70al Mrasser-", l 25l UK Ship
ments te New 1 erk, 1 carloads.
Sheep receipts. 1..VU nn: shipments. l.'(i;
market t rm en geed and a shade higher ; com
mon unchanged.
Haw Tera Mteca.
Kiw Yeaz, Aug. 21 Wall street 1-snp. m.
Meney leaned at SO'1 per cent rerelgn ex
change quiet at M S2KOI 81K: Governments
firm; Currency S'a, tlW bid ; 's coups. Ili.J-i
bid ; IK'S IHOJi bid.
The stock market this morning opened strong
and en a buying movement which began at the
opening and continued with inore or less vigor
throughout the first hour. Prices advanced Y,
te H per cent. Frem 1 1 o'clock u p te the preaent
writing the market lias been dull nndfrature
lets, but the early Improvement has been stead
ily maintained.
Stock Markets.
quotations by Uoed, McQrann A Ce , ban kers,
Lancaster, Pa,
WBW TOOK LIST. 11 A. K.
Canada Pacific.....
C. C. C. I !"4
Cot Ceal 27K
Central Paclfla
Canada Southern 45
Cht., Bt L. A Pgb.
Denver A Uie Grande
Del .Leck. Wectern. 1-1$
Xrfe... ,,,,,,, .(... 3i4
12 M.
3 F.M.
6sW
4fli
HJ. 4H.
1'il
w?s
l'"5.
54
SI
iis'2
ii
Krteia
New Jersey Central
K. A T
Leu. N
Lake Shere
Michigan Central.,
Missouri Paclflc
Northern Paclflc
N. P. Fret
Me IT aaaea
New Yerk Central
.. siK
31
Kl .
27
1IJ)J
.US,
Kast Tenn Cem ., (i
Omaha 4i;
Oregon Trans 32
OntarleA Western
Paeiile Mall K)
Kechester Pltueurg......
at Paul.......,.,..Mf
Texas Paclfla M. lty
Union Pactfle. '. V
Wabash Common.......... m
Wabash Prolerred 31V
Western Union Telegraph.. 65V
WestShere..... KrS
mtADILnUA ttST.
Lehigh Valley
H-, NTY.APblU
Pennsylvania , A7V
Keadlng. 13V,
Lehlga Navigation
Hestenvtile
PhlladelphU Krte . ...
Merthern Cent ...
People's Passenger.......... ...
l.
e
3
w
15
M
Wi
31
65
1U1H
M
liCJ
siii
.Ha
aaiueuuM'mi ce.
OU,.,(t,.,llt...H..II
ss
aty, f.-j
Lecal ajteaas ana lianas,
Keperted by J, H. Ien(.
Par lAst,
value, sale.
Lancaster 6 per cant, lsue..,,, ,. 100 107
" " 16. 100 MP
4 Scheel lean 1U9 106
" 4 - lulersu years 109 101
" 4 " In 6 or a) years, leu Ha
' 4 In 10 or years. 100 106y
Manhelm Uoreugh lean,..,..,..,. lue 1
babv aroeaa.
First NaUenal Bank.... tee 9
Farmers' National Hank tt 115
Faltea National Bank , HO 191
Laneasur County National Bank 60 Ha.60
CalumblaNaUensUaak.,,,,M.., leu tee,
OlMrlMl4kMMatiAwaIlMwk .W Us
Kphrnta National Itank loe jss
First National ltank,Celnmlita , HO M
First National Itank, Rtnuburt; U IS
First National Itank, Marietta....,.,., 1(0 sncUW
First National Itank, MU Jey.,,,,,..,, in) 1M.
Llllta National Hunk..... , no yi,
Manhelm National Jiank lit) lei
Union National 1'Aiik, Blount Jey.. .. te Hi
New Helland National llank liu 1SM.M
Hap National lliuk , mj no
UnarryTllle National Itank liu 110
KlltalMjthtnwn National bank. Ill) 111)
Motlhern National llank 1(0 1SJ.!
strasriKS btoeki..
ltlttSptlnir A lleaver Valley
800
ltrtdceiMirt A llorseshoo..
MX Sl.W
Columbia A Chestnut Hill
Columbia A Washington
Conestegn A Hlg Spring ,
Columbia A Marietta ,,,
Maytown A Klltabelhtewn
Lancaster A Kphrala .,. ,,
Lancaster A willow stieet...
strastHirgu kllllpert
Marietta . Maytown,...
Marietta A Mount Jey ,,,
Lane KIUabnthtnn A Mldilletnwii
Lancaster A Frultvtlle
Lancaster A l.ltlti..... ,,,
Ksst HmndywlneA w uvnesburg
VI K)
HOB
11
lti
4U
l
25
'2
!3
llU
hi
Ml
Ml
ai
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it
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70
M
7;
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107.60
1M
sue
at
n
1.13
B.VM
el
2S
ll.'J
a
lu
si 0.10
l
lincHSier a h iuuuumewu. .,, .,.,,,
Lancaster A Maner.,..
Lancaster A Manhelm
Lancaster A .Marietta
Lancaster A New Helland ..,,
MiscaiLaKseva stwis.
anarryvlile It. II
tlleravUle Street tar
Inquiring Printing Company
Gaslight and Fuel Company
8teruns llouse (llendsi
Columbia Oas Company
Columbia Water Company
Susmiehanna Iren Company
Marietta llollew-waro
steTens llen....
Millers vllle Nermal Hcbivil
Northern Market
Kvstern Market
Western Market
:.ancater City Street Katlw ay Ce....
Oas Company fkmds , ,
Columbia Uoreugh llends
Lancaster A Susquehanna
Lancaster A New Danville
Uuarryvllle U. K.. Ts.
Heading A Celumbls It U..&S
Iloutenent Market.
DUKV.
Creamery Dnttur
Hutter w S
Dutch Cheese V lump..... ,...,
rerLTar,
is
81
W
WM
liu
lul
se
it
lli.TS
100.75
.... loe
....13O150
Htioe
...,4-sJOOC
..AKtti.oeo
....40CMX)
Spring thickens, ) pr. .
Chickens pair (live).
Y pice
celcleaned'
alMILUKlilO.
Apple llutterrt qt Se
Kggs) dot ISO
Heney V B sic
Lard r loe
raciT.
Annies V Kbk f-AWa
lUnanas yidez HJiV)
Coceinuts, each
..HJloe
wmens net
Oranges V de
Huckleberries V qi
vst.Kr.iai jA.
Cabbajre V head
lkvets V eh
Cauliflower, pr. hd
Sweet Potatoes V S pk
Turnips ft S' pk
'.'V!
...fsflnc
Ul0e
MIOc
lOthnc
. ...'AXtUO
liJ
lc
"(iic
iki:c
loe-av
. . . . ItfNJ
JVt
... .....?3c
..,'.100 lie
...,10C
2Jfl(V
50.00
14.75
-sat)
....'jer!
41QI.V3
.'O.V3
esc
reus y 7 pa...
New 1
Potatoes,
Kl'k...
Cuqsunber W dez.
jz
pk
Tomatoes
T ,'i
lteans V a uk
Sauashes i dez
onions H pk
New Cern V de
Cantelepes
Watermelons. ....
Egg Plants
ruCR ANDemm
rieur V bbl ...
Fancy Iteller Heur...
tthent
Oats
Cern
uRissca.
Havporten 115017
Cleverseed W bus tJ.(i)
Timethy V bus tile
HerdUrass V bns IL50
Orchard Ur&ss V bus i50
Mixed LawnOrasses , bus M.00
Hungarian Urass v bus 11.20
iflPU.
Halibut V ft 15O20O
Catfish Si ije
Fresh Mackerel p loe.
Ulamsperlui j
Sea Hass 10a
liluettsh 100
Sturgeon 10c
Flounders nc
Mjsir Avrr.iiTtsriiKSTB.
B
AKINO POWUEK
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never vanes. A marvel of purity,
strength and wnolvtnmenejs. More eco
nomical than the erdltiai) kluds, and cannot be
sold In competition vlth thouultltudnet low
test short weight alu n or phosphate powders.
Beld enlv in earn. UeTiL liastsa PowessCa,
108 Wall Street New Yerk. may-CT-lvdA w
PI KUCSALKOFOIIK) linilSr.S. ON
MONDA.AHOUSr21.1i:, will be sold at
I) lagan's Bale StublB. Market sireet, rear of
McUrann Heme, Lancastrr, Pa, a carload or
OHIO HOUSK.H ; among them temn very ne
Drivers and Ne. 1 Workers j as geed a carload as
waa ever brought te I-anrai!er. fnle at I o'clock.
ltd1 HAN1KI. 1.0(1 AN,
PUHL1C SALi: ON MON DA V, At'CII'ST
23, at Ne. 1JI Kast Frederick Uriel, Honse Hense Honse
held and Kitchen Kumlluri-, conslsllnger Mar
hie Tep nnd ether Tnblns, Sideboard, Cane
WlmUer Chairs, Singer few leg Machine, Barber
Chair, Cup Case and Pele; Tubs, flaskets. Glass
and eneensware. P. II. WILHKLM,
ltd Auctioneer.
T1IK HKOULAK MONTHLY MKKTINO
of the American Mechanics Kulldtngand
I-ean Association, will I Keiilnt solicitor w. II.
Ueland's efflce, ilK Snnlh Duke street, en
next jiienaay ereiunir,
Meney te lean.
It
Aug. fti, at 7K o'clock.
-Ull IN II. UKHM,
Secretary,
HOT LUNCH I HOT LINCH I
Ne Meck, but the Original Chicken Cern
Soup for Lunch, at Illaslnger's Maner Hetel, N01.
217 and 219 West King street, opposite Lancaster
Ulnk. Itletf-r's Welncrand Wacker's Kxpert
Iver draw 11 from the keg
81,000 KEWAKn
Per any casn of Kidney Troubles. Nervous
Debility, Mental and I'm "leal Weakness that
jiuja.iju iiiiinj, uiiAjLiia rant te cure.
Sold by druggists, U cents.
JIEItll MED. CO.,
Ne. 15 North 11th St, Phlla., Pa.
Circulars free. tnar20mdTn,TbA3Aw
VrOUKASONAHLK OFKKU ltKFl'SKD
reu any kind or
SPRING OR SUMMER GOODS.
They must be sold te make HOOM POK WIN.
TElt GOODS, ladles' and Gent's Purnlslilng
Goods a specialty, at lIKCHTOLD'd,
Ne. S2 North Queen Street,
Slenet the Illg Stocking.
P. 8. Hemes and Choice UulldlngLeU In geed
location ter sale at low prices and easy terms.
F
ULTON OPKRA HOUSK.
FRIDAY EVENING, AUO 27, 1803.
KVP.NT OP 'I UK SEASON! BIJCCKSS OP
UOTH ItEMlSI'HKItKS I
ARTHUR REHAN'S
Company of Recognized Come Mans, In AUU US-
TiN HAH 'a Latest nnd Metrlust
Success,
"NANCY & CO."
Direct from Daly's Theatre. New Yerk City.
JCESKKVKD SEATS 75c. and I1.C0.
Bale or seats will open Monday morning, Au.
gust 23, at opera heue efllcs. u21-et
E
ULTON OPKKA HOUSK.
UNUSUAL EVKNT t
TJWHSPA r WENixa, a va. go, 1SSC.
First time In this city or the Latest New Yerk
and Londen Success,
Sound te Succeed.
Under the
Management or
PAUKEIt.
1IKNKY DOKL
The play will be produced In this city with all
the original scenery which marked IU success
ful production at Nlble's Garden, New Yerk
City, and with a cast of unusual excellence
twenty people in all. We carry our own UNI
FOUMkO littASS HAND AND OHUHKBTKA.
ADMISSION !77.7..M, W OKNT8.
UKSEBVJCD BEATS ,....,,.75 CENTS,
Mew ea sale at opera beuse, a21-et
jrjrir AnrMMTIBKMMMn.
IRANI) I.l'NOIt AT
th'kTcoei'kr
V.S llouse this evenln
no.
JOSRPIt UMIU.IC. Prm,.
SPKOI.U.NOTICK.
On all Scheel Tat remaining unpaid aner
SKPl'KMIIKIt 1st, 1K PRIl CRNT. will be
added. H.O. MAUS11 AI.ITrasm-er.
aug.'lMdU Ne. u centre Huar.
S At' Kit KKAUT LUNCH
and n Halite for tee Hosts nt Nelmer'a 8a
loon Tills KVa.M NO, cerner Orange and Water
street. Il'ghest nud lowest throws take the
goal. U
HRL1' WANTKD.
Using about te largely Increase the work,
lug force t all I hose desiring employment will
register their mines at the
ft WATCH rAL'TOItr.
rr.n i :ta ii ,k .soup lunch
TONKIIIT,
ntlhs'.t. t'hsilcs Hetel, Ne. 11 last Chestnut
street. UKOtlUK It.OUl,
lt Proprietor,
M1
INS MAHOli: Hl'URIUKll WILL
resnmn Insiructtnns In Instrumental
.Music SKITK-MUKK l. A few new scholars dC'
sired.
aug'21 3ttlS.ll NO. 116 SOUTH 1HJKK 8T.
MOCK TURTLE SOUP TIIIH KVKNINO
at the Kagln Hetel, corner Orange and
Verth (Jueen street
Kechester and
neiaer s
neer en lap
ltd
A.C. HAIITKH.
Proprietor.
LUNCH t LUNCH I
Calf-Head Soun this
this (Saturday) evening at
the Kxcolsler Halt, Kast King street
ft siren.
CHARLES VOOT.
ltd
INCH t LUNCH I
Saner Kraut Lunch this evenlnir at
the
Southern Kvchange Hetel, corner Seuth (Jueen
ana muiuie stn'ets. uecnester ana atirennrs
ll-erentnp. JOHN II. IIOHUKB,
ltd' Proprietor.
tFTn (. 1 l"iH'XCH 1-CHIOKKN CORN
JLJ soup this (3numl.iv) evening, at Ne. 113
North Uuren strit.
i;. ivevniers auu mw. xv.
llelb's erk 1!. er en draught,
ltd'
CMATTKItS.
BIO SAC Kit KR.VUT LUNCH TO
HIOUT at the Penn Square ltestanrant
(underlltrsh's llitll'llngl. Centra Bauate, Oys
ters, Clams, Crabs, Ac , In eery style. Lunch
everyday. UKO. SCHKKTZ.
It Proprietor.
G
RANI) CONCF.RT
THIS EVENING,
Maeuuercher Garden Hetel.
f I jtdles and lirntleiian are Invited.
It KM1L HBUMANN, Prep.
AT A Sl'KCIAL MKKTINO OF TUF.
Heard of Directors or the Lancatlet Heme
Mutual Flre Insurance Company, held at their
enice. Ne. 137 Kast King street, August lath,
1?'-, Christian Oast presiding, the following
resolutions wpre adopted
Itetalirit. That the deaUi et iter. W. T. tier
liard has removed rrem this Heard an experi
enced and active member, who was lu nrst
President, and who-e wisdom exerted a salu
tary Intluencenpnn Its management, nnd that
by his death this Heard has sntrered both a per
sonal and eniclal less, which words can but In
adequately express.
ll tell at. That this Heard attend the funeral
of our fellow-member In a body
Jiueltfil. That these resolutions t e entered
upon tbe minutes of the Heard and published in
me uauy jwpcraui ine cuy ami a etipy lurrri.i
transmitted te tbe members of the family et the
deceased.
CHU1STIAN OAST, President
C. It. I.xriVkx, Secretary. ltd
ANCASTI.lt
J I.K.GK
COMMKRCIAI. COL
BEGIN A NEW CAREER.
Rije!t te Kliit lit Nut Tea Tim Saaeiifal.
Exftrnlnrttlen Quoetlensfor Tbeugbtrul
Youth and Men and Wemen.
U hat are you doing
MhatcanyoudeUiorcuglily and well '
De you desire promotion
De you deserve tl
What valuable servlce can you render In ex
change for a higher salary t
Are you a mat, rapid, legible liuilnnsi penman t
Are yen )u!ck and accurate In business calcu
lations 1
Are yen an Intelligent, trustworthy correspon
dent Aroyeua systematic, rnllalileboek-koepcrt
Are you an cntclem clerk
Am you gaining grnunu anu securing an inae-
pendence 1
Are yen out of employment
If se. hy t
110 you Knew way 11 is
that persons who are
discharged from office or ether employment
usually pay a visit te the iiasiness college t
De 1011 knew when out of work you car
De you knew when out of work you cannot
success fully compete with ethers unless you are
their superiors In attainments
II veu can answertheabeveuti
idr superiors In attainments '
II you can answer tlieat)oveine"tlonstlific-
tnrliy, go en your way relelclng.
Hut If these nuesllens nemlf
these fjuestlens perplex and trouble
yen, make prompt arrangements for training.
eltherday or evening, at
eiineruay or evening, at tne
Lancaster Commercial College,
S-8end ferNew Catalogue, List or Sttidenti,
lletcrenccs ami Testimonials. Address,
H. C. WEIDLER, Principal.
R
KDUCTION IN SHOES.
Great Reduction
-IN-
SHOES;
l.adle'
11.50.
Ik-st Pebble llulten Shoes, l.t5 and
Oned lllnve Ten Hulten Shoes, tl.23.
1 anies
M and U(W.
Ladles' Lancaster Kid Uutten Shoes, l-'.OO and
Misses' Heal Pebble Scheel Shoes Heel, 11.(0,
ll:.'. ami II .VI.
Misses' rine Kid llutten Shoes, Heel or Spring
Heel, II 25,11.(0. H75.
Cbflds' aprtng-Heel Shoes, eec C5c. and TV.
Ladles' Opera Slippers, 75c, and ll.Ou.
Women's Henso ellppera. Sue.
Youths' and Heys' nchoel Shoes, 11.00, l..
Heys' Pine llutten or Lace shoes, 11.50 and M0.
Men's Heed Lace Shoes, ll.Sl and It 50.
Men's Pine Call Lace and llnttnn Shoes, 11.00
andf.'.Be.
JOHN HIEMENZ,
NO. 61 NORTH QTJBHN ST.,
unell-lydP
(INUUIKKIltlUILDlNU.)
K
orsKKRKi'iNe oeons.
W5TT 8c SHHND,
6, 0 and 10 Bast King Street,
Aru new shnnlng Elegant Lines of TAIILK
L1NK.NS ut Itemarkably Lew Prices.
aa Pieces Pull Width LOOM TAULK LINKNH
only 17e a yard.
20 Pieces Il.MA9KTAllLRLINKNS.2Ie a Yard
IIKAV Y DAMASK TAIILK. LINKN8, Sle., 3JKC
4. u Yard.
One Case Heme-Made, Hand Leem HKAVY
TAIILK LINEN, S7Kc. a Yard
Usual Price, Cue,
KLKOANTCIIKAU TAIILK DAMASKS,
Mc.aYard.
Our Own Importation of HI.KACIIKD OKtt-
MAN D0U1ILK DAUA8KS. Ten New
Patterns, 75c, a Yard i Penaerly
Sold at 11-00.
!. HLKACIIKn DAMASK NAPKINS, $1.25 a
Dezen ltcgular Price, ft CO,
ine Dezen III.KACIIKDMOMIKTOWKLS.HXC
Kach Heal Value, 17c.
Anether Case et thesa Pameus CBOCHtT
OUILTS.fl.lO Kach Thought Cheap at tl.23.
HEW YOEK STOEE.
Ef
STATK OF nil.
I01IN L. ATLEE.
latoet Lancaster cliv. Lancaster eeuntv.
deceased. The underalgnedaudltor.appelnUMl te
distribute the balanc remaining In the hands
of Wm. Aug. Atlee, executer of sold deceased
(first account), te and among these legally en
titled te the same, will sit ler that purpose en
TUK4DAY.aUUUBT2I.18M, at 10 o'clock a, te..
In the Library Itoem et the Court Heuse, la the
City et Lancaster, where all persona tntert4
tn sold distribution may attend.
lyWJKW uie.M.KLUK.ABttWr,
AM WAD YMH T1SKMKNTH.
q1 rVViTHAUY TOAOKNTti
fPXJKjyjKJ Address at onee,
lilt SCOTT'S KLKCTItlO noens,
Nn.SU llnwdway, New Yerk,
the Only tlenulna. apsamceed
Wl! (IUAHANTKK Ol'it bi ('I(IA)LS,
Itrends "Mia Onnrlda" and Uolden
Lien i" clear Havana tiller, hand made.
' KKMUTH'SCIuailHTOltr,
Kttabllshcil 1T7J. Ne, 111 Kast King Street,
fsbli-if ASttd
BF.OHAVKLY'H PLAIN OAVF.NDIHH
and lleat flue Cured Virginia Smoking
Tebaeeii. tene Jack and Allen lllnter's Petl Petl
que. Com-Ceu Pipes, tve. each.
. ... t . OKMllTU'rtCIHAItHrOUIC.
Kstabllshed In. Ne. HI Kast King Streiil.
felil-VWASttd
WANTKD AC1KNTH WITH HMAI.I,
capital. We have something new, nnil.lt,
!BSXMj'.l,7j",!rr?!M30.l'ein,TiWlH at mire
KMPfltK CO . Ml canal nt.. N. V. Hs auieel
AN MKDHJ1NE UHICTHK FINKHf
OALIFORNIA DRATtDY
In the Haiket.nl
ItOIIUKK'S LlOUOIt HTOItK,
asOMNTKIC ngUAUK, Lancaster, Pa
38
MKANH A NKW (IAMK OK POOL
TftOUra llll.I.lAKI) KOOM,ClT IIOTKL.
angWStd
Ne. 38 WEST KINO STREET
Is CI.AKKK'S, where everybody gees ter run
Teas, llest CorTeee and Slandanl Sugars, eie.
Pure Cider Vinegar only l&e, gallon i Pure While
v inegar, s-. gallon. Ksira
only c a soda lltsculta, 7c.
Cstra Family Crackeis
CLAHKK'S TKA STOHK,
as West King Street.
rTelephene.
TOOK 1 LOOK I
WANTED
2,000 Men, Women nnd Children
Te Carry Each Away
ONE WATERMELON
rrem Kl. HANSINO'S Eastern Market Heuse,
Wholeaale and Iteiall Dealer Prices lower than
the lowest aug-A:td
PK
MOUNT aithTTNA.
Presbvterlan Church Kxcurslen te Mt Gretna.
enTUKSLAl, AUOUBT3I. lms. A special train
ler the occasion will leave the Penn'a 11. It Sta
tion at s o'clock a. tn., returning Irent Mt.
Gretna at 7 p. m. Tickets can be procured from
O. M. Hewell, Dr. K. II. Hyus, Dr. Gee. It ltehrer
and W. O. Pyfer. Alse at stationery store of U
It llerr. North Oueen atreet Price of whote
tickets, ll.iu Half tickets, tee. ang2e-2Kt
A.'11'-
ItAKINU l'OWDKlt.
We sell the Ust
Teas, t'efTees.and Making Pewiler.
We have an Elegant new BOUVKNIRIt.
TH1 ORIAT ATUJITIO 4 PiOlflO TEi CO,,
augvtid Ne. Ill North Oueen Street.
A WKLI.-KNOWN IIOTKL l-OH HALK,
The Styer Heuse,
, NEW HOLLAND. PA.,
Doing Uie largest business tn I Jtnraster County,
win lie seiu ai pniuin saie
the premises, (I UIO II Kit I
will ha sold aipnblln sale by the eioculers, mi
15, !
lst
It. II. HKlfltAKKIt.
GEO. W.ST YE It,
Executers, Lancaster. Pa,
ang-21-3tdSlt
T WILL IIAVK ON MONDAY NKXT,
AUGUST 83, .
A Oar-Lead of Illinois Horses,
riritClaisand lleayy Draft.
Alie, en handsome WKSTEKN IIOrtSK.1-Klr.t-Class
Drivers and for Oeneral arm Use.
OKOHOP. OUOSSMAN.
e
AK HALU
THE BEST CLOTHING.
The Cheapest clothing In the country Is here.
A Lenger Dellar's Werth nt Wear In It, and a
Lewer Price for It
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Southeast Cerner Sixth anil Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
Juno71-tfdend
V
ULTON Ol'KllA IIOl'SIl
Wodneeday Bveninar, Autrtut 25, '06.
They Are Coming at Last,
The Great Moere & Vivian
And 1 heir Oreat Company tn
"OUE JOHATHAlf,"
A P.BAUTirUL PLAY.
Hnnlcallv Kntranclng, Kicruclatlngly Punny,
Comedy, Pathos, Sensation and
Adventure.
Alse their Great Dudollress Hand and Drnm
and PlfB Cerps will Parade at ll:liAl'UUSr?.'.
OOS'T FOittlKT DA I'.s XD DA TK.
PU1CE3 .-aandMCKNTS.
UK8KKVP.D SKATS 73 CUNTS,
MDlagram new open at Opera Heuse Office.
aug?l ltd
F
AIK l'ltlVILKOKH.
Proposals for nrlvlleires will close August 21.
Viz I
Three privileges for Lunch and Dining Beems.
( These embrace Oysters, Meats, Vegetables,
Pies, Sandwiches and CoBeo )
Three privileges for lee Cream and Cakes,
Three privilege for fruit
Three privilege for Lemonade.
Three privilege for l'eannta.
Three privileges for Popcorn.
Three privileges for Pretzels.
Three privileges for Cigars and lebacen.
Three privileges for Candles.
Three privilege for Seda Water,
One privilege for reed (Oat, Cern, llran.
Screenings, Ac.)
Preposition wilt also be received for various
Specialties and Amunements.
The term of payment for Privileges are as
follews: Cesh In advance. Ne exclusive sold,
but net mere than three of a kind. The highest
bidders will have the ctiolce of location.
Parties buying Privileges must provide their
own stand, one party securing mere tbanene
Privilege can, tf hedeslies, have them together
at one stand.
Spaces and location designated en chart at
secretary's office.
The Director reserve tbe right te reject any
and all bids.
Proposals must be addressed, under seal, te
JACOB B. LONO, Becretury, and marked " Pre
posels for Privileges." al.l20dlt
$2.50DIDIT
The persons named below had spent thou
sand or dollars In the aggregate te get relief
from Itheamattsm, hat oirte no purpose, unlit
they tried theltUHSIAM UHtCUM AT18M CUItK,
which cost two dollars and fifty cent. Tbey
ay ft quickly and completely cured tbem, and
that they have since had no return or Hhou Hheu Hhou
matle trouble.
Wa nublUh a little namnhlet (aent free te any
address) giving their testimony Just a they
fave It te u i but If you have any doubt about
be matter, write any of these jiellered Hhou Hheu
mattes, and get an expression from thorn :
J, 1). Whitx, Illoemshurg. i'a.
sm eat Bra, of Uausuan A Darns, l.ancas
ast er. Pa.
Jobs McLicnaLtk, Lancaster, Pa.
Wiluam Sanri.il, Allegheny. Pa.
F; 11 MiDDt-rrea, lledferd, I'a.
K.0 Peara. Cherry uill.ua.
K. U.KiaoaLew, Newton Hamilton. Pa,
Cel. D. TuaoeALD, Youngstown, Obte.
The ItUSSIAN HIIKUUAT1SU CUKK has
saved every Kheumatle sufferer who ha given
it a fair trial.
ONI UOX DOX DOES THE UUSIrfKSS.
TSI Or) CA (If mailed, 10c. additional,
JTTlCct VOWi It registered, lOc. mere.
IT COMPLKTKLY CUHKD
.1. F. Niwtev, 513 Broadway, Camden, N. J.,
who say : " I wa se severely artllcted with
rheumatism that 1 had te carry my arm In a
ling. My band were iwellea. my finger still,
and the pain se Intense that for suventcea
nights I wa unable te sleep. Doctors did me
no geed. 1 tried everything! nethlaghelped
me. A friend suggested the ItassUn Jtbeuma
ttim Cars. 1 tried It Inside of one week I had
tnlt ut of arm and hand, and nave been well
Aa yet it 1 net te be found at the stores, hut
can only be bad by enclosing Uie amount as
above, and addressing the American proprie
tors. PFAELZER BROS. & 00.,
Nes.Hl-8n Market Street, PhlUdelphla.
KIDNKY TROUBLEHDON'T nOSE
ler kidney eirecUens. Use externally one
ataaeB's tsWt fltT OTfl the kldnsji,
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