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WRt. Bf. ft Negotiation liai been
fan Uyi put tietween
DM 0. Daa tyr, of th Columbia
, MM the former emplerea of thh
WW WtkinK t rbllllpaburK,
W.aAM aee amicable arangementa
le atart up enea mers.
te the role of tbe Amal
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all men mint sire tbe
ofrelllna-mllla two week notice
MM (ten work. About twenty men
wCoUabtafretnrhlllipsburg for the
f eeuuUlag Mr. Denney about tbe
mint work. The men made a prep-
Is the manager te the effect that they
'go back te work and work for two
aZ the rate of ta&O ner ten for puddliDK
t M the end of thU time the men should
iva . nsr ten. Mr. Dennev told the
WBB ke would eenanlt the owners of tbe mill
"Mat Ike matter. He auted the preposition
J. e. Denney, J. w. steacy anu
Behalf, comprising; tbe Columbia
Hailing Mill company, but these gentlemen
MtwM their ultimatum 13.75 per ten for
ffpppp
iglren. ThU price tbe men would
et and ther returned te l'bllllpMmrtr.
tttrilrailrmaihift Columbia rnlllnff mill
'wttl set atait up for some time te ceme.
Police Maws.
H&? Jefca Van Ness and Emma Arcliey, both
0 colored, were arrested by Ofncer llsrdnele
'islaat Saturday ler drunkenness and disorderly
eeadnet Before Squire Frank this morning
(?3.Vui TCaflMMMalviwS thlrtvHtv anil ft, A wnman
,'! days in JsIL
?v"'mBaeruiieen arrested jenn jiewaru, nan
JMf from Baltimore, en last Saturday for
' hvh betag drank and disorderly. Squire Her
,??,'ahey sent aim te Jail for five days.
L wju Tnree tramps were arrested by tbe renn-
-Y?-" aylTanla police for riding en freight trains.
sApey were rjreugnt uoiere squire rranK,
ssrlin fHtsr.harcrfwi thn mi from cuatrkl v.
" A Saccew.
'f.-k S The aeclable etveu three nights last week
w a the armory by the ladies' sociable com
' mlttee of St. Paul's V. K. church, closed en
Haturday night, when a great number of peo
ple were present. A geed sum of money
waa realized.
Town Notes.
A meeting of General Welsh Fest will be
bald en Tuesday evening in the p)st room.
Arrangements will be made te attend the re
union in Lancaster, en September 22d. and
the dedication of the soldiers' burial plot at
Meuatville.
The Resolute b9e ball club went teWriglits.
tllle, last Haturday afternoon le play tbe
Aetive club of that place. They were defeat
ed by tbe scere of 10 te 0.
The freight movement of the I'enusylranla
railroad was very heavy between twelve and
atx o'clock this morning. During these hours
thirty freight trains were sent from Colum
bia. On the north side of Chestnut street, be
tween Fifth and Sixth, pavements have been
laid along ail the front of the properties ; a
much needed Improvement.
The Columbia Iren company has received
the contract for furnishing all tbe iron needed
in the construction of tbe Hallways in tbe
dam.
Burten's minslreU, of Lancaster, will ap
pear in the opera beuse en Wednesday, Sep
tember 15th.
A free fight took place en last Saturday
night, when a beer keg was thrown by one
man at his antagonist The keg btruck the
man in the forehead, cutting a very severe
gash.
On next Thursday evening, Florence Bind
ley and company will present "A Heroine
In Rags" in tbe opera heuse.
A Car Ioiptcter I.ej Beth Lf t.
pedal Dispatch te thn Ictiuieincxr.
Columbia, Sept. 'C Edward Keyton, car
Inspector of tbe Pennsylvania railroad, was
..under a gondola in tbe west yard fixing a
brake Tigging, when a number el cars were
pushed against the car be was under by en
gine 412. lie bad both legs terribly mangled.
About a car and a half went ever him. Sam
uel Brown, another car Inspector, wai stand
ing alongRlJe of him when tbe accident
occurred. Keyton was taken te the railroad
hospital, this pi ioe ; both legs were amputa
ted above the Itr.eu by Dm Livingston and
Iilueweaver, lie is net expected te lie.
The accident happened at 12:30 te-day. lie
tea married man, 10 years of age aud bas S
children. c
man aoaeor. alvmsi.
Lstters Freinllndia and Cetmal JlecUrt
hj the Secretary oftlieAuedatlon.
Circulars requesting graduates et the high
school te Jein tbe Alumni association were
eat te the addresses el all graduates of the
school. Harry I. Spencer this morning ro re ro
celved from Jehn A. Falck, of tbe class of
T2, a money order from Laberno, India, te
pay bis initiation loe. lie also sent tbe fol fel fol
iewing letter:
J3. h Spencer, Heerttary Lancattcr High bchoel
Allew me te contribute my mite te tbe es
tablishment et our alumni en a permanent
basil, and should certificates of membership
be Issued, should be honored te bave one.
My happiest recollections are the years when
under tbe guidance of our alma mater.
Wishing succuss te yourself and comrades
in this work,
Yours sincerely,
Jenx A. Falck, Class '72.
Lahern, India, Aug. 5, 1SSG.
Mr. Spencer has also received a loiter from
Miles Keck, also a high school graduate,
chief of the Guatemala boundary commission,
Mexico, stating that he was glad an alumni
association was formed, and that be hopes te
be present at Beme future reunion. He writes
that he Is in a far-away corner of the world,
in a wilderness, distant from eveu tbe meat
outlying Indlau villages In tbe mountains et
Guatemala.
Verdict of Accidental Kllliee.
Deputy Corener Wakeman Wesley, who
held the inquest en Nailer Brown, whose
death by being shot by a companion, was
noticed en Saturday, filed his Inquisition In
the coroners' office te-day. The jurors
were J. H. Davis, J. O. Brown, Thes. K.
lloepea, Ij. 1J. Ylncer, Jehn C. Brown and
Jere. MeVey, aud they found that Brown
was killed by the accidental discharge of a
shotgun In the hands of Chas. McNamee,
while gunning together.
A CareleM Urlter.
As Mrs. Olt, mother or ex-l'ellceman Olt,
was crossing West KlDg strett at Prince,
en Saturday afternoon, she was knocked
down by a team driven by August Kummtre.
Persons who seen the accident says Kum
tulre was driving reckleasly aud did net
even atop te ascertain whether Mrs. Olt was
hurt fortunately she was net seriously In
jured. It is only a ftw weeks age that Kuui
mlre was prosecuted before Alderman Ford Ferd
nay and fined for fast driving.
Ilefere the Majer.
The mayor had a small court this morning.
TOiere were only two cases, a drunk and a
Hdger. The drunk was a well dressed
young man who sold he was a telegraph
operator, who stepped in this city te see the
attractions at tbe fair and who imbibed tee
freely. He said be had a situation at Harris-
uurg ana me mayor discharged him. The
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...e, nu,i:u wju emerace the studv or
eclence, history, literature and religion.
Ueleaeed en Bail,
WUllatu C. Milter, who viaa arrented en
Saturday en a charge e! stealing a watch
from K. It Wagner, of Harrlsburg, was re
leaied from the statieu house early en Satur
day evening. Ball was entered before Al
derman A. F. Dennelly, ler a hearing en
Satnrday next.
Reeemeil Werk.
The county auditor, whosuspeuded their
work of examining the county eincers' ae
oeojBti during the heated term, resumed
yarn this morning and will new etlck at it
dally until their labors ere completed.
MtlMMBBTHTOWM KBWB,
Hew OSorge W. Chllila Hetntinbrred Jehn M
Ooed font, Ne. A02 l A. It.
KLlX-VBETnTew-.x, Sept (V Tbe Jehn M.
Geed Pest, 602 O. A. K erganised hereabout
one year age, bss about fifty members, with
bright prospects for being much larger before
long, and is in ether respects flourishing.
On tbe 22d Inst, the Pent wilt attend tbe
grand re-'inlen te be held In Lancaster,
and will be accompanied by tbe Kllta
abethtewn cornet baud, a llrst-clasiorganl-Eitlen.
One of the Important events In tbe
history et the Pest was the presentation of a
handsome Bible, last week, by Ueorge W.
Guilds, or the Philadelphia J'iiMic J.ttigcr.
It Is beautifully embossed with morocco
covers and gilt edges. On the raised plateau
of tbe n or Is tbe following Inscription In
beautiful letters :
Presented te
Jehn M. Geed Pest, 502 0. A. It.,
hy
CltOllOE IV. Cltlt.DS.
Chaplain J. B. Shuttz, in a few well chosen
remarks, accepted the gift, alter which tbe
following resolutions were pissed :
J?elrrf, Thht we de hereby Individually
and collectlvely, as comrades of Jehn .
Ooed Pest 502. C. A. !., unlte in tendering
our sincere and grateful thanks te the
donor for tbe tnagultieent aud valuable
gill.
Am! red, That we de net only appreciate
It for U9 Intrinsic worth or value, but In a
larger and mere exalted sense, we rcoegulie
that enebllng spirit of the philanthropist, se
conspicuously exemplified by bis many acts
ui uuuuv uivura anu i:uaruy.
1)11. S. It NlLKV,
D. W. llAI.JlKIi,
.1. B. Sm i.tz.
tUhrr Nete et the ltoreugh.
TboKlckapeo Iudiaus arrived lu town en
Friday last for a ten days' stay. They are
selling plenty et medicine.
The picnic held by the Xewville Sunday
school en Saturday last, near town, vva well
attended and much enjoyed.
On next Saturday the l'ioueer Sundsy
school will bold a grand picnic in llllsher'e
grove, about! miles lrem bere, a baud has
been engaged.
PreL A. II. List, the blind musician, was
billed te appear In Hersl'a ball en last Satur
day evenlug under tbe auspices el the (J. A.
K. Pest et this place, but did net appear
owing te another amusement in the town.
This morning the public schools of this
borough opened for an eight months session,
with a large attendance of pupils and tbe
following teacher?. High school, Mr. A. l
Jacoby, of Kllzabethtewn j secondary Mr. J.
1 Ober, of lllizabethtDK-u; jd primary Mr.
Jereme llellmau, of Elizibethtewn: 2d
primary, Miss. Theresa Prcsse!, of Dillsburg,
Cumberland county, Pa; 1st primary, Miss
A. L. Lnverty, of Lancaster.
The Lutheran church here is fast nearing
completion, the steeple la vervnear finished
and the slaters are busy at work. It is te be
finished in the latter part of October.
Keller A All wine, of this place, held a large
cattle sale attbe Oreenwalt beuse en Satur
day last, selling 150 bead or cittle. It was
largely attended and geed prices were ob
tained. The Pennsylvania railroad company are at
present making Improvements at aud around
tbe depot here and a new pavemeut has been
laid for a lone distance and new nnt nut
along the gutter, and planks put tu front of
the depot.
A large force of workmen are working at
the "tunnel cut" aud bave done a great
amount el work within the past three
months. Yet it will take many months
berere the great undertaking is completed.
A great many of our people in this
vicinity attended tbe fairs ln-t week; two
hundred and ferty.five tickets were sold te
Williams' O rove, ami about hoveuty-iive te
Lancaster.
Mr. A. ! Bard, night operator In this
place, is en tbe sick list w 1th malaria ; Mr.
Gee. vV. Kreider, of Lancaster, is working In
his stead.
Bev. A. II. Shenk, el I't.ten, Frauklln
county. Is visiting In this plaiV.
Mr. II. Chas. Wennley, or Jersey City, X
J., isspendlugarew weekh' vacation at bis
home in this pla e.
Miss E. Lizzie DKslnger, who has been
visiting friends in Baltimore, Md , for a lew
weeks, returned home en Friday evening
lat.
Miss Lavina Demmy, or Harrlsburg, is
visiting relatives and friends here at prei-enL
Mr. and Mrs. Millehen, of Mechanlcaburg,
bave been stepping in town ever Sunday at
tbe residence or Mr. W. rietcher, jr.
K.ytmiTs of I'rim tm
l)n An litcur'leii te Norfolk, old Point Coinrert
and Virginia tttneh.
A delegation of about fifty members or In
land City DIvUlen Sa 7, I" informed lUnk
Knights of Pythias, aocetnp.inieil by ibeFair
vllle band, left Lancaster at 2.10 this after
noon for Norfolk, Old Point Comfert and
Virginia Beach. The excursionist went via
Yerk and Baltimore by rail. On arrival
at Baltimore they will be met by a detach
ment of Sir Kntghtser Baltimore, who will
escort them te the steamer et the bay line,
which will carry them te tht, ether points et
their excursion. They expect te reach Nor
folk te-morrow morning at 0 o'clock.
Following Is a list of the officers and mem
bers that made the excursion :
Sir Knight Commander M. M. Barten.
Sir Knlgbt Lieutenant Commander- Jacob
F. Kautz.
Sir Knight Herald Henrv Fckmau
fair Knights A. 1 Biukley, Ueerge W.
Reeser, Jeremiah Blfe, Jebn fa. Kendlg,
Daniel Sing, Wm. Cornelius, Philip Kaempr
Jehn E. Gibsen, Adam Kuhlnian, David M.
Sherta, Henry Smeych, J. K. Kekert, H. M.
Kichley, Samuel ilartmati, Samuel M.
Sheer, B. F. Bartholemew, l'ranz Nixderf,
Samuel Hinler, Albert Kautz, A. II. Kosen Kesen
stein, Reuben Manner, Chas. 11. Patterson,
W. S. Weaver, Jeseph Oatbelm, A. J. Strauss,
J. B. Lebklcker, J. P. Martin, J. V. Gruel,
Jehn Albright, Merris Kraus, I). L. Bother Bether
mel, B. V. Helbroek, Jehn McCemsey.
Jehn A. McCouifcey, H. I shenk, Harry
Cochran, Samuel Shertz, W. F Sbubroeks,
W. F. llenecke, B. E. Bruc, Jacob Allbrigbt,
Jehn Heln, LemC. Wltmer, Albert Kengler.
In addition te the abeve a number el
citizens accompanied the excursion.
Before leaving the fair Knights made a
short parade in lull uniform, presenting a
line appoarance and executing a number of
difficult military movements.
The excursionists will leave Old Point
Comfert at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening and
expect te reach home Thursday at e p. ni.
i:icurlun tu lleauleg.
This morning a delegation or lorty.eno
"Swepes," cf this city, went te Beading M
attend the Canstatter Nelkcsrent being bill
in that city. The excursionists went en n
special train, leavlug here al 7 o'clock, and a
number or ethers leltartcmarils en the rig
ular trams.
Drain et Sirs. Jiary li I'awui .
Mrs. Mary li, wife or Mr. Jaini , E.
Paxben and jeungtht daughter et Mr.
Geerge W.Smllb, et New Helland, died al
herlather'ii residence en Sunday morning
the 6th lust, in tbe i.-h year et her age.
Mrs. Paxson completed her educttieit at the
Mlllorsvllle Nermal school alew voarsage,
aud excelled especially in iniwwai culture.
She was a regular and devout member et the
New Helland Lutheran church and leaves
a bereaved husband ana father, one brother
and two sisters together w lib a large circle et
ether relatives aud friends te mourn her un
timely death.
US lean OldTesltt).
Mrs. Charlette MeMenkep, residing with
her son, Private Watchman JauiesL. Mis Mis Mis
sonkep, Ne. le Middle street, Is -rj. years old
te-day, and can lay claim te being the eldest
rosldentef the city, or ber children two
sons, James L. and Hinder M , and two
daughters, Mrs. Amanda 11. Derwurt, of
Lebanon, and Mrs. C. M. Iliudinaii, or
Altoeua, surviva During the Uuy a Urge
number of ber friends called en her hiViI
extended their congratulations. The old
lady Is still in geed health.
l'enilen Certificate l.nt.
William McLaughlin is oneof tbe many
pensioners who bad his veuchers attested at
Alderman Barr's olllce en Satuiday, and
while there xome oue luadvorteutly picked
up liu pension eortllicate and took it away
n7B7aUh.!lh2 n.UIhorer tbe eortllicate Is
family Troetile4.
Haturdey evening Cornelius Sanders was
arraigned befere Alderman Dean te answer
complaints made by his wire charging j,ju,
with assault and battery nnd desertion. The
complaints appearing te be well founded, tbe
accused In defnult or ball was cnnimltted te
answer at court.
The Clrcen Te-iUj.
Pullman's circus arrived In this city from
Downlngtewn at an early hour this morning
and the tent, w blcli Is geed slzd, Is pitched
lnsldoef tbe track at McOraiin's park. The
lnd of the circus made a street parade at 11:30
this ioreneon. The show exblblts nt low
prices and as the ivrtormam.e Includes a
number et well-known peeple they should
draw well here.
Three cars will leave thecouttheusocornnr
this evening every fifteen minutes for the
circus.;
l.Utef ViicUlnird Lelteis.
The following Is the list of uuclalmel let
ters remaining lu the postelllce, ler the week
ending Sept, etb, Km3 ;
J.edif' J.f.if Miss Anna Helier, Mls
Maggie J. Kyan, Mrs. Jennie Slean, Miss
Sally Whlley.
Gents' Let II. Bear, Frank Eberinan,
Gea Grlndv A Bres., S. W. Helllnger, 11.
II. Keller, Themas Mel 'mil, t. Spihu, L. C.
W. Trlllmati, Daulel K. ltmer.
tVeut le the circa tlruunilt.
Wm. Beselerry, a yeuug man who thiuks
mere of the circus than bis work, Instead
of going te his place of employment he
skipped out te the circus grounds w here be
was loom! at neon by his lather. He brought
him te the station heuse and te scare blm he
was locked up a tew mlnute-H. Alter he
premised te go te work he was released.
Arrangements are about bi tng completed Ter
the continuance et the closing et the stores al
six o'clock, excert Monday and Saturday even
Ines until December, when Ibey will be kept
open vcry ev enlni?
Pullman -(.trcusnt Mciirann s l'.uk te lilitht.
CeaiBrsiD Church Cheap Kxcurtlen te Phila
delphia, and Atlantic City, Thursday, September
". lleund trip tickets geed ler three days. 1 are
te Philadelphia, tii; tare te Atlantic City,
ti.73. .Special train leaves (jnarryvtlle nt I I)
Lancaster (King Street) ntSi) : Columbia,'
Manhelm.Ail LIUtz.i II . Epbrata, 7 04.
septLI.l.t'.s
Pullman s lllg U Cent Shows t Mcbrauu s
Park te-night. Everj thing nrst-ihvia.
New Kngland Mutual Accldent Ajeclalt.in,
of Bosten, Mass., for whlth J. SI. VVethaerlcr,
of this city, U agent, paid te VV m. 11 Levcrgoeil
teO Indemnity fur nrm Injured.
Sxk the great ring jerfennanci., museum of
wendcre, astonishing features, traluid hersf'-,
dogs, goats nnd uienkej- with Pullmans Ul
Shew at McUrnnn's l'nik te uljbt.
Alnuseineut.
Tht " IMUit Ji'in'j" Temghl. Everywhen
that J II. VValllck'suen-pla)-,"TheCatUiiKln.'
has In en presented the peeplpliare been pleacd
The piece Is said te be a very geed one and tits
played by an accep'able company. Mr Weiiuk
has often been in Luncistei and always hreun-ht
companies that gave satisfaction. The wonder
f ally trained horses arc "eon in the play, nnd
Mr Wnll&ck has added another te the 11-t. III.
" Texas." who takes a premlm nt part and
rescues the here when he Is about te Ihj burned
at the stake. Oa Saturday evening ihe show ap
peared in lieadlng, aud the 7"hmcj mil Dnixjteh
has these geed w erd ler it '' The Cattle King
drew a packed heuse en Saturday evening. The
scenery v as superb, Iho troupecarrj lng a iar iar
lead The pertoruiauce itas up te the uual
sUndsrd or merit The splendid horses, llaj
ltalder' and Hean Charger ' did excellent or
vice. Mr VV'alllck's characteritatlen created
rounds et applause."
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1'Aises. til New Helland, September,
.!
jihzie r. , wiiu ei james r. laveni
Funeral en Wednesday at 10 30 n. m. t thuds
Invited. -S-:td
3IAUKETH.
fhllxlelpaia I'reilare Market.
FarLaDsirHiA. Sept i. Hear .utet. Sales
ellVJ barrels. Mlnu. bakers, U7Hii. Penne.
family at U 7K1I ; Western at Nmsjiw- Pat
enu, it sngs in.
Kyetlenr steady at n ZQZ 40.
1 p. m , call Wheat tpt WXc i Oct.,
tG'ic ; Nev , s-'ic Dec , cl'.c.
Cern Sept., usJc.Oct., 5Sc, Nev, iue , Dec,
OiU-ept,t 3J4C; Oct., SI);e , Nev, aUjc ;
Dec, sbXc,
(wlwi I'redace Market.
Ssw Yerat, Sept. i Fleur market linn but
dull; fine, 12 f!M; Snpernne, t2 H31 i"
Common te Meed Extra Western. I.' 70j7u
Ooed te Choice Extra VVeaieru, W com 70:
City Mill Extras. II UHtl t3 for VV est Indies :
Minn. Extra, t: fs:is te , Extra Ne. 2, n G5Q1 S3.
(Ieel te Eancy Extra State, u At33 Jj ; common
te Fair hit Ohie rJTCQJ Te.
W heat Ne. 1 K-d state en spot. S18.H3 : Ne. 1
White, state, HKJJe i Ne Ne 5 1X1, Winter,
Oct., wJic; Nev , ui,c ; Dec , 81 ',c
Cern Na2MIxeu. cash, S.ici iepL,51',c ;Oct,
M'ic.
Oats Ne. 1 White ute. spot. ISe ; Ne. I, de
33e : Ne 2 Mixed, Sept . l.'-c . Oct , JJ".c.
Kye dull.
liarley nominal.
Perk dell : New Mess. Ill i'-Ull M.
Ijd-bept , 17 17 Ott , 17 15 Nev , t- s7 , Dec,
ICs3.
Molasses dell: Kk'c for W test boiling
stock ; t'orte ltlce. Sbftlsc.
Turpcntlne nemlnaTal 33c
liesfn dull : strained te geed, '.-cOI i
Petroleum dull ; renned Incases. ?q.
IJutter Vlarket quiet; New WesUirn
Creamery. I'SC c
Cheeae dull , statu, i.XO-'.Jc , VV estem, 10c
Eggs dull; State, lV4BlbHc:Weatcrn. lJJia
ICC
sugar market dull ; Kenned cutleaf, CKc ;
Granulated, 6Qt 11-lCc.
Tallew flrtn: prime city, iKe
Coffee dull: fair cargoes.at lu-'ic.
Klcedull: Carolina and Louisiana, common
te filr. Skae : Kangen, I'ifJIKc
freights dull; groin teQlasKQw, V ,c.
OhlCAge ataraet.
CHicaae, S.ipt-, 9 30 a. tn. Market opened;
Wheat Sept., 7i)ic; Oct., 77c; Nev,7JKc:
Dec.blc.
Cere iept , SIV4C : Oct, U5c , Nev , Uc
Oats Sept., 2lJc; Oet.Stdic .vor.,.Wc,
Perk OcL, flu se, N'e ,fl IS.
Lard Oct., ffl 75.
Ulb Ovt., le 7".
f LT.BIVO
Wheat Sept., 7'j',c Oct., 7e;sc; Nev., Sue,
Dec, elWe
corn :
oau eau oau
I'erk. Lard.
uibs Sept., pi e;K : Oct., te
nrain ana rroruieuf.
reralshed by S. K. Ynndt, lireker.
Cbicacie,
Sent. 5. 1 o'clock n. m.
Whwat. Cern. Oats. Pera. bard.
.. 7i,i: nfi "w ...
September.
October
Nevember .
December.,
May
,..7S
li S Ji lu 27K i. 75
tJ' ie its
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Iieciipu.
Car lets
.... 13"
.... Ill
.... 'US
.... ill
Winter Wheat..,
Spring Wheat...
Cern
Oats
ft ye
Barley
Oil City
Crude. Oil
Uocelpta Hogs.
lleaa.
Closing Trices 2 o'clock p. u
n Hi'at, ttiiu. ijais rum,
I.ara
7.:i
0 7JX
0 55
ei.:x
4eptuiber.
m is
October 7-W 4M'. SM? 10 25
November mi 41Ji 2S m uw
December MX
Slay fcTU 17 .i-if ....
OH City
Crude Oil tt'i
Sterk sturlietif,
quotations by Itism, McUrann A Ce
latncoater, l'a.
bankers,
MW VOEK HAT
Canada I'acinc
0 u. ;. i
Cel. Ceal
Oentrul 1'aclnc
Uanada Seuthnrn
CM., St C.A I'gh
Denver A Uleilrande....
001 , JACk.A WetU:n ...
Krle............ .,.,M.,.
Erle2d
New fersey Central
K. i T
I.eu. A N ...
LakeHhere
Michigan Control
Missouri Pacific..,,,
Northern 1'aclnc
N. V. Pret
N. w .
Mn Yerk Centnil.....
host Tcnn Lern
11 A. H. liH
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Oregon Trans
QntarleA Wejtein
Pacific Mall
ilochester PltUenrv ..
U fanl ,. ....
Teias Pacific
Union Pacific ,
Wabash- Common ..,.,.. .
Wabaah l'rciericd
Western Union Telegraph..
West Shere , ....
raiLADsrntA list.
Lehigh Valley
U,N. Y.& J'blla
PeansylvaetA
Heading. ,..,.
LehfghXavfrfiitleu . . .
Heatenvllln
rhlladelphla A Erie.
II ), u.i
S7Ji 57
lJi IS.
SI'S Rli
jiiiriiierii vent
reep'e'i Patwsnitar. '.
Uja'gr.rn'UM'tg'. t
0i)I
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st
Uts Bleck Uarkett.
i -C.?.,'i?Sr 8elt. .-The Drever,' Journal reports
CMtie-lfccelpu, 3 carloads ; tout ier "he'
week, 4s.oeo head) market nominally stronger)
shipping ttevr. TOO te l.iwi , M t
& 3t Hookers anlt leedetn al 1 6.MIJ 80 1 reup,
bulls ana tnliixtat tl -Mil V.vt bulk at II te
OHOl thrennh Teiu cattle, nominal co,
II fts.1 J Ml Western runem, tiotie elit t nsllvrs
and half brvedi at J ;ji ;Vi wtutrrrd Tex
an. $1 TMtl l.V
Hpk Ht'Ctlta, iuu hisvttt shipments,
tSUhcnili niaikel slew anil IV lower i rough
and lulaed.lttietti Mi packing nnd ehhiiilng,
it T.vntrii luhu u :mn:ji skins. .-.vnti h.
h.s'p Hecelpt. lm head t ulilpinetits, none
mstket slew nnd sliady, natives, t nxt w
'lcian?, C KVJJJxJ . Intiihs, II HsIfMO.
New lurk Hteckii,
Nw 'Vckk Sept. 6 Wall stivet, ISiip in
Sleney leaned nt .Vtd ln-r cent, kachange
quiet nt It evfll , ijevrrnments si tlrm ;
Ctirrenvv ", II vj Ltd i Is ieup, 1 1 J', bl.l i
IVCC'UPS. 110 bid
The stock ttmrket thti morning opened strong
with some ileinartl ler l'neinc lall, grangers,
Leal nnd V amletbtlu under Ihi tin) Inn et these
-locks, the niaikct iw ntieng nnd mtvaurcil
utmost contluneust)- during the fotvneoti At
the tluuiel wrttliiR prices hen ndtanccs mug.
Ing from , te IS per ceut.
Lecal Means nnu liuaas.
Unperttul by ', 11. Leng
Par Iasi
value, sale.
Lancaster 6 ter cent,, lsw ....
.. lis) tin
" " iv. ,
4 " Schcsil lean ...
" 4 " In t or J) j ears
I In 5 or J jr
4 In lOer Ai04r
Manhelm Hetvugh toen
.. liv
lai
li
1W
lctt.28
106.
1W
lixi
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in)
BASK STVXKS.
rtrst National lUuik HU
fanneps' National Uank .""'
rutten National IVtnk lie
Lancaster County National Hank ... V
Columbia Natlenid Hank lie
Christiana National Hank lm
2n
115
UM
lla.M
IV.
US
1.
Kphrnta National Hank un
rtrst National Uank.CeluiuMa UO
rtrst National Hank, Strahurg Ui
rtrst National Hank, Marietta Uu
rtrst Natien U lUnk, MU Jey liv)
Lltltc NatleuHl Hank UU
Manhelm N atlennt Hank .... . ... lis)
Union National Hank, Mount Jey.... 71
New Helland National Rink lfe
Map National Hank no
Uuarryvtlte National Hank lie
KlUabethtewn Natlensi bank. UU
Northern National Hank . . uu
reBurmstixw.
Big Spring A Beaver Valley A
Iirtdgepert A Horseshoe P,v
Columbia A Chestnut Mill -O
Columbia A VVashtngten Al
CenestngaA lllg Spring A
Columbia A Marietta :5
MaytewnA Elltabethtewn t. 2A
LancasterA Kphrnta r
LancasterA Willow Street 25
strasbnrgA Millport a
Marietta A Maytown 25
Marietta A Mount Jey 25
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Lane, Ellzabethtesn A Mlddletewn. In)
LancasterA rrultvllle HI
Lancaster A Lltltz 25
East llniudywlne A Wavneshurg ..,, W
LancasterA WtUUmstewn 25
LancasterA Maner hi
Lancaster A Manhelm 25
Lwcaster A Marietta 25
Lancaster A New Helland loe
MiscatXAssei-s ereiK.
Uuarryvhle U 11 M
Mlllersvtlli) Street Car W
Inquiring Printing Company M
Oa.-Itght and tnid Cemjwny 25
Stuvens Heuse (Henda) liu
Columbia tins Company 25
Columbia Water Company 10
Susquehanna Iren Company lie
Marietta Hellew. ware HO
BteTens Heme M
MUIers vUIe Nermal Scheel 25
Northern Market M
Eastern Market M
Western Market M
Tancaster City Strevt Hallway Ce..... M
Gas Cempiny Hend no
Columbia ltoreugh Hends HU
16
11
ti
W
52.25
."5
im
101
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u
111.75
104,75
LancasterA Susiiuuhanna. 3J0
LancasterA Vsw DanvUle 25
Quarryvllle It. It., Ts. loe
Heading A Columbia H.U.. S's U'J
lloasenelcl Market.
OA1EV,
Creamery Hatter 2M3Jea
UutterVi S IJ1JC
Dutch Chevse ft lnmp sJ10c
reciTST.
Spring Chickens, v rr. 45fiOc
Chickens pair (live) 70(?!1 f"
" V Piece (cleaned1 .Ks30e
KISCXLLASBOCB.
Apple liutterf) qt 25c
Eggsftdez 13c
Heney yi a 30c
Lard V ft jee
rjtciTB.
Apples Kpk 6flic
Hauanaa V'el 2HCS50
Cecttinutn, each Sfflec
Lemens V dez 2,"
Oranges pdei jugiv
HucVlebvrrles V Qt . .tulOi.
vierrABLxe.
Cabbace V head .sgiec
Heeu V bh .NJIOc
Canllfiewer, pr hd letfjic
Sweet Potatoes V XPk 30tf55c
Tnmlpssi x pk. i;e
reasvX Pk le
N'evr Potatoes. X lk miic
Cucumber?) dei UilZa
Tomatoes V X pk- ..letfiec
HeansVXpk 43-0
Squashes p dez jee
onlensXpk 25e
New Cern j)dez 10fll5c
Cantelepes 3fl0c
Watermelons . iittnc
Eggl'lants . .. 5J11W
SEW AD VKKTMKilEXTS.
B
AKING POWDKK.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS pewaer never vanes. A marvel et purity,
strength and wholesomeness. Mere eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition vrlth the multitude el low
test, short weight, elu n or phoaphate powders,
tietd only In earn. Uetal Usi9 I'ewdib Ce.,
IOH Wall Btnwt. New Yerk. may27.1ydAw
SK.VI.K1) PKOI'OSALS FOR KLMINISH
INC c7 Tens Hard Broken Ceal, 5 Tens Hard
Nut Ceal, free et slate, for Court Heuse, will be
received at county Commissioner-- Office, Lan
caster, l'a, until neon, Monday. September 11
lsi 111 OKDEltOFTIIEJIOAHl).
Attest FriAMv CEir.sT, clerk. se-fitd
TODAY VK TOOK 1NVKNTOHY Ol'
Fishing Tackle, and marked down all stock
en hand. W e am new offering greater bargains
than tvnr en Tackle, and have Heds, ktels.
Baskets, Lines, Ac , no won't carry ever win.
ter U low prices will sell rUAILEVd EAST
END PHAliMACY, oppeslto Eastern Market,
rralley's Dalmatian ln-ect Powder kills fleas In
two te three minutes JTilydlth.ilAW
PROPOSALS TOR COAL.
Scaled proposals are Invited ler furnishing
an annual supply of Ceal et the following grades
ler the Lancaster County Almshouse and Hoi Hei
pltal 60 Tens, moreor less, Lvkuns Valley Egg.
1) 'Ions, lnore or lrss, Medium Steve.
H) Tens, inore or less, Hard Kgg.
JsiTens, moreor less, Hard Pea.
101 Tens, moreor less. Hard Broken.
All proposals te be bunded te 11. K. Myers, Ne.
5V North ljuern street, en or before September
I': 10 sl.S.ll.lJ.lSd
PROPOSALS FOR COAL-flOO TONS,
mere or less. Broken Hard Furnace Ceal,
equal te Stanten
SC ions, mere or less. Hard NuL
ratens, mere or less, Lykens Valley Egg.
Te be delivered In tbe cellars or thuMllleis thuMllleis
vllle State Nermal Scheel upon order nnd under
direction of the Steward.
Bids received until 2 o'clock p m. of Fcptem
her 13, Ishc, at the Banking Housu of Itccd, Sic
(Jrnnn A Ce. T he committee reserve the right
te reject any or all bids.
AND. M. FliANT,
HON. J. M. HTKIlilAN,
JACOB BAUSM AN,
snuj Committee.
"pUllLIU SALU OF KKAL LSTATK.
Olt TCLBDA v, Skptembih 2, ISfsJ,
will be sold by vlrtueef an order of the Orphans'
Court, at the Cooper Heuse. In the city of lain,
taster, all that cirtatn let or piece of ground,
situated en the 1101th nlde of West King htreet,
between charlotte nud Mary streets, (numbered
42V) In the city of Luni aster nndadlolnlngptep.
eriits el Mrs. lintii Jell lies and Mr.. Baibara
Mi tzreth, en whkh are erected 11 One-story
Blttciv nnd part UtailK DWKLLINU HOUSE,
trame hltchim, Knime Bake Ileuee with Baku
Oven, Fruine. btable elid Pig Sty, containing In
front en said Vtest King street, .11 feet and 2
Inches and In depth te Urunt strict 215 fact.
Sale te to'uiui'nce at 7:50 o'clock p. in , when
terms will be inade known hv
SlAllDAf.KNA WOLP,
Administratrix of Philip Wolf, Deceased.
II tiifiupT, Aurlleneer. Ki,lgS,2i3d
TVrAnKIUA AND 8iu:ruy winks.
iJL Vintage, lrn, 100, IM?, 1818, 1927, 1S4I, 1870,
18??,1SS2,
AtHElOAHT'SOLD IVINE8TOHE,
II, a. SLAY. JIAKKll, Agt
A'IT JturXKrlKKMMPTK
MY tS.00 TKKTH AUK AS GOOD Art
.. .. 'ant'pnrhainHUit Ijtnnwter ler I1M1
Call and Imi ismv liice.1. AH work warranted,
lias sdmtuliletTMt.
VV. L.rtslKU'!i Denllat.
apn lyU a et North ljueun Rtreet.
F
K HOT WUATHKB,
BAtlTKIINK ANli (IKlUlAN WINKS.
UKIUAUT'8 WINK STOItB.
II K. Sumni, aut.
T OST ON
SATUUDAY AITI'.HNOON.
JkJ
- sepiemuer 4tn. en tnn nrrlval or the it
o'clock lil l.lun from Philadelphia, nn Alii
KUIuri uiwiniiuulllliKHIUllll BUIU Of money,
Trunk Kej and n Diamond Cresi Pin. A t
want lll bi given for Its return teXAUM'S
JEVVKLltl dlOKK.Ci litre Se.uan, Lancaster,
Pa Several small ponders In Uie iiurae had the
owner's name ou mid the pin was fastened imn
card nlth Jehn Wnnaiuakvr'stmmoen. ltd
H
TersL'UKiH'r.ns taki: netickj
Buy Your Ceal New.
It will ndvnnreln lh near lutiire. The best
plan; i te buy geint tlrsvclass coal, clean and lull
weight, 1 at
l.EOUOE SCHULMYKU'S,
Ne. 2i East King Sttvet.
Ne MS NetUa I'rlute Street.
nug30-.siH)dlt
Dri
M O C It A T 1 C NATl' RALIZATION
COMMlrTEE-rotelan.berii Citizens tin.
siring Saturall atlen, nnd their ftlemls. should
bear tn mind that SATUUDAY, OCT OlIEIt M,
Mill be the la-t day for Naturalization this year t
nnd as ( en it in ty nut ttien tie In session It Is
test te hiu thn natter nttended te ut ence
The fellow ing committee il Democratic ulier
neys has been nppointtdtenttend teNaturalisa
tien (01 their party here, nnd calls upon them
should be made nt tnelr law otllres
II F. Dnv Is, flout h Duke street VV . II, ltelaud.
Seuth Duke sttvet Jehn A. tojie. East King
stieet , 11 r Montgemeiv, North liuke street.
Jehn E. Malenc, Seuth Dukrstrcet. - td
IF.DI'CTIO.N I
X Te these lu want of n suiumur suit et
Clethes, Pantaloeuiiigs or isttugs tan ave
money by calllug at llesenstetn's Tailoring Par
lors, vs herein General Kedtictten has beeu made.
A i.oed Sutumer serge Suit for 116, trimmed
with Pongee bilk
A Nlce English Serge Se It In Hlue nnd Black
ler 120.
Elegant Pantaloons ter lb.
Patent straps are I'erleet Fitting
A. U. UOSENSTElN, J7 NerUi tjuisui 8U
VlfANrT;!).
Ever) body te knu they can Buy or Sell
second-hand furniture
AT
NO. 21 NOHTII Pltt.NCE STltEEI' (OpWslte
Op'r Heu-e.)
llisHls'-eld en commission at pitvntosale aud
public snle b)
II. C.SllENCIi.
N. II UphetstcrlD and Kepalrlng Fumlture
done with sattsuctleu. nug$Hnd
E
AST KND YARD.
C.J.SWARR&00.
GOAL.
KINDLING WOOD.
Offlce Ne. 211 C KST11R SOUAKE. Beth yard
and otltce ceiiin'cted with TeJophena KxchauKn
aprlilvdMAI K
8
IRl'ltlhi:
Reller Precess flour.
This superior brand of i lour never was. Is net
new, nor ever likely te be, sold at w) cents, as a
eertaln -ncaking svcepliant of thl- city would
designedly, malicious)) nnd premedltnledly Im
ply while he.tn thus trying temislead-publlcly
proves hLs own duplicttytn dealing with n tee
ireduleus public
Tbc hsrle,utn In question may wear the gatb
but has net the nature of n man, and Is iratu be
cause Intelligent people have awakened from
their apathy and new if stun the felly of paying
TOP IHlCfS fei UOT1UM UUAD1.3 et l'EA
AM) turt'LK
Charles MacNay,
Wholesale Agent Keystone Rellor Mills
1 te mill 1 17 ."erlh Queen street,
S0-tfd LANtASTEH, PA.
WIIY
FAY
se cents rei:
Surprise Reller Precess Fleur,
W hen you can Buy It for 33 CENTS,
CKARKE'S
TEA STORE,
Ne W WEST KINO
STREET.
J-OTICL".
1 he grecerymen of Lancaster City are. hereby
netlOed that nAMUEL CLAKKE.ef Ne M VV est
King street, will net be supplied with, nor
under any consideration be allowed te sell our
"SURPRISE"
Reller Precess Fleur.
Said Clarke may have about one barrel en
hand, which ends the alu of Surprise Heller
Heur for any ether Figure but marketable
rrlce.
M. H. MOORE,
Manufacturer Surprise KoIIer Fleur,
.epe-tfd Columbia, l'a
$6,000.
20tU ANNUAL EXHIBITION
or THE
Yerk County Agricultural Society,
YORK, PA.,
OCTOHEJt 5th, Ctli, 7th nod Slh, lssii.
TKIAL9 OF SPEED EVEKY DA .
rremiams Liberal in Eury Dcpirlnent.
Agriculturalists, llertlculturixts, Mechanics,
and all ethers, are Invited te cempete for Pre
mlu-Bs.
Fer I'ruuilutii Llsloretherlnfnrmatlon address
s-ltd42tw E. Cll APIN, Secretary.
N
KV ATTKACTIONH
AT
STsAJOl BROS. & CO.,
N08. 20 aud 20 North Queen St.
LANCASTEU, PA..
FALL DRESS GOODS.
filliped and Plaid Novelties. Trlcei Cleths in
Plain and Fancy Celers.
Black Dress Heeds a Specialty.
Ily keeping a Variety and at Lew Prices we
hope te make our
DltE GOODS DKI'AllTMhNT THE MOST
ATrUACI'ltK 1NTIIECIT1.
bosten"store.
TAs Iho Lleslui; movement Is cencruleur
8toie will net lw epeu uzcrpt sjtui day cvenlniis.
B
ARGAINSIN
FURNITURE
-AT
WIDMYER'S,
(Formerly Wldmyer A ltlckeccker'n)
EAST KING AND DUKE STS.
The large stock en hand must be reduced te
inaku room for
NEW GOODS.
lu order In de this Prices will be Marked
Den 11 Inkuudiantiurner this lleductleu und
mil early IO 8KCUUE IIAIIOAINSj.
GOOD, FIUST.CI.ASS WOUK.
DON'I'MISTAKETIIE PLACE
Widmyer's Old Stand,
KABT KINO AND DTJKH 8TS.
irPersenal attention given te Undertaklu?
usheietofere.
sepwiyd J.1I, lnDMYKU.
ItKW MrBBtiaKMBUXW.
WANTKII-A COOK. APPLY
IkU.NUKTII IIUKKBTIIKKT.
AT NO.
sS-Ud
MAUKliKY'H "YhlihOW l'KONT"
clear filler Havana 5 cent Cigar It pro
nounced by smokers the butt lu the mar
ket, nt
M AUK LEY'S Yellow Frent,"
NaJl Neilh gueen Stiwit,
(rennetly Hartmau's)
OUIlllY VOWPHll, IIAY i7KAVi:s,
Mustard ""eed, Turniinle, and n lull line el
Iho finest quality et W hnlii and Ureund Spier,
suitable. Im pieservlug, can 1m had nt
ltUllt.K'a DKIIO SlllUK,
M Wist Klngstieet
rpiin rNui:usinNi:n wiiTiTnf: eiT.n
X. his coiirse otLliisttuctlen In thn Herman
t rench and Italian languages, 111 the earl) nut
tf.J'SJV'i'T "".,u '"base nppl) nt bis studio,
no 7K KAsr hi.Mi niKKKr.
sepilmd l,EtiN OV 099KO.
ITAN l'LD-ON i: Oil TWO
ROOMS 11Y
tun ti avltltiailt
TT 11 tulilillnnKvil business
family, for trading nnd wilting. In n m'spetlable
iauuiy r.tgntn vvatu ptulcriml. Ailrticss
"HOOS18,"
seplSl' lKTKLlliiKNcsn Orrtcs.
TMrORTLl) IN 110TTLl'.3-FINi:
OLD-inian whisky
AT
nellllKlt'S LlgUOIt Sill UK,
HI ChN t Ilk ngUAUK, Lancaster,
Pa
TAC'Oll 1 .SlIAlUFF.irs
PURE RYE WHISKY.
aug27lydlt DUKE STKKET I.lUUDIl StOIIK.
M1NF.RAL WATi:UrI
APOLLtNAlKS WAT Ell,
he Qucen of Tnble V aters, llnwthetn Sptlug
or Saratinta, nt
IthlUAllT'SOLD VV INK STUItK,
II. K. HLAtSIAhKll Agt.
gl.UIC NO FUHTUi:iT,l:OU
IltEUEISNONEIIKTTKinilAN
Ruppert's Extra New Yerk Boer.
1 or sale exclusively at
CHAltl U. IIOSTEH'S COHN15U SALOON.
Hear of thn Central Market.
rtesh lieui the Keg and VVertantisl Pute.
JIjtfdU.M.W.S
S1,000
Ki:VAUl.
Fer nnv rase el Kldnev Tioubles. Nervous
Debility, Mentul nnd Physical VV enknixss that
lterANIC NEltVh llUlLHS tails te cute.
Held by druggists, M cs-nls.
IIEUII MED CO.,
Ne 1J North ltth t, Phlla , Pa.
Circulars lree. maremdtn.lhAdAw
s
r.ASDX-vui.i: mi:mcinix
" stitch In tiuiusaiM nlniu" (or Bummet Coin
plaint take
CUCIUtASM HLACKIIEHIir COUDI VI., or
tot IIUAVS .1 V! UC V GINIIKK, 01
lOUIUANd DI.VIiUIHEA )UlUltE.
nn sil uMv at
OOOHRAN'S DRUG 8TORU,
Nm 137 A IS) North (jueen St , Lancaster, Pa.
ma) 9-i) e Kill
KVAN'8 KI.OUK.
" t'revuull lhlnsand held last te that vshlth
la geed '
Levan's Fleur.
TT i.ilKHAilT,
Fine Tailoring.
te
A Full nud Cemph te
Demestic
le k of lmiwrtcdand
Suittatind OvoreontliiK
t or the Fall Trade new ready te select trout.
Call early te secure Uest St) les.
H. GERHART,
Ne IJN.yt'EEN ST., OpprHe the Posteilko.
tnarST-lydll
u
SE NuNE HUT
BEST'S
HOT Allt PUMAOBS!
MADE OF HEAVV. IKON.
Mern square (eet of Uadlatltur Hurface. most
econCTnleil in fuel, and the I test Kesulls tn
lle.uin(r Dwellings, Schools, Churches et any
Heater In the market, l'eaer Nut Ceal for tuul
Estimates furnished for Heaters, Including
Masonry, Het Air Pipes, Itegisters, etc i'lenty
of Lancaster reference. Heaters iruaranleed te
glve entire satisfaction or taken out at our own
expense.
llelnp both practical men In the business, we
ask a share of patronage.
Estimates cheerfully furnished for 1'lumblntf,
Gas rlttliiK, Tin and sheet Iren Weik, Uoeauif
Alse a full nppl rel Tlu are, Ac
1'rlces te suit the times. Glve ui u call.
EVERTS & OVERDEER,
COllNEll OF EAST KINO, JOHN AND MID
III V BI ifi5t-e.
A.TAJE4 aiittsiiin.
tn.Tl-iunTM.VtASi:
O
AK HAliU.
THE BEST CLOTHING.
TheCheaiiest Clethlnx In the country' Is here.
A Lenger Dellar's Werth of Wear In It, and a
Lewer Price for it.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Sealheiifit Cerner Sixth and Market,
I'HILADELPHIA.
Juue21 tfdced
MH HALS UU UEST.
Feu iii:t.
Twe one story homes. Ne.
7 West Chest
nut strict.
sept: tfd
APPLY ATTHIS OFFICE.
TflOK KENT. A DOUBLE TWOSTOHY
E ltKICK HOUSE wlthS Acrejef Ijtnd.cerncr
Prince and James streets. 'I here Is 11 stable nnd
tobacco shed en the premises. Possession (,'lveu
Immediately Apply at
aufiftstfd 314 EAS f OUANilK ST.
"piUVATE HALE.
I HAVE NOW ON HANI)
A Oar-Lead of Illinois Horses,
tlrst-Class and Heavy DratL
Alse, en hand seme WESTEIIN HOUSES-Flist-Class
Drivers and lorOenernl rami Ute.
UEOKGE UU08SMAN.
e
UI'IIANH' COURT HALE.
On 8ATUUDAV. 8EPTEMIIEH 11. IMS. nt
the Plough tavern en West King street, Lnncas Lnncas
terclty, the nndcrslftned administrator of Henry
llucklus, doceasod, will expose at public, sain hy
virtue et an order of the Orphans' Court or Lan
caster county, all that One-story JUtlCK
II WK 1.1,1 NIHleUSK, en u let or pieeoef ground
bclenKlnR thereto, Nes, 412 and 411 Maner street,
I ancaster city, measuring In finnt en Manni
street nfereaald, 31 feet, and extending In depth
181 feet. This property Is desirably located, has
geed fruit trees, and Is In all respects a very dc
slrable home
hale te be held at 7 o'clock p. in., en said day,
when term aud conditions will be made knew n
by WILLIAM II. IHJCKIOB,
eeplCtd Admlnlstrutei.
PUIILIO SALE OK A VALUABLE
CITY UESIDENC'K, will be sold by publle
sale,
OM aATUr.OAY EVINIXO, 8irTIDIIl 13, 15m),
at the (Daps Hetel, the very desirable residence
of tbe lata A. W. Hussel, deceased, Ne. 3IS North
Llme slient, luincaster, Pa The let Is M Icet
front by 1 feet te a street. The main building
Is i by 3J feet, centnlnlnf; Entry. I'nrlei,
Library and Dlnlnf; Uoem, en the first lloert
I laiifu Chambers en the second fleer, und 3
lloema 011 the thlid fleer, 1 he back building Is
a by 13 ftet, nud Imsliige Kitchen. Pun try and
Htoieroom, en the llmtlloei j J Chambers and
Hath room en the hcceml fleer, htatleuary Wash
Ktand, ItanKe nud Het nnd Celd vvuter, Clmet,
Ac. Tlw heusu Is heateil with one of llrst's
Furnaces It has a handsome yard, with splen
did Fruit Trees, (J rapes, Italn Water Cistern
nn Perch, Ac
Alse, a let SS It et by 4?, with aTwo-Htery Urtck
Mlnbie, 3S byi feet, In leir of above property,
but net en same let
Persons wishing te see the nhove properties
can de be by calllux en the premises or te olther
of the undirslirncd, ..,,, ,
JOHN 11. ltUHrtKL. in North Queen hu,
IIEO. p. llUSSECS-iSNerth UuieSt.,
Executers of the Estate et A. W. ltutscl. De
ceased. ., au&II-eedtsd
IIiMtv SubkCTi Auctioneer,
jriLIi HATP.
N
15W Ktl) (lt.OVKH.
Palace of Fashion,
NO. 13 EAST KING BTREET,
l,ANC'A8TKlt,:PA.
Just Opened a Full Stoek
-OF-
in 1(11) GLOVES!
EXCELLENT GOODS
-AND-
FINEST COLORS.
Tbroe-Button, 50c.
Four-Butten, 62c.
Four-Butten, Stitched Back, 75e.
Five-Heek, Lacing, 75c.
Real Kid, Lacng, S1.00.
Fiveand Six Butten, Slate Oolers,
Scalloped Tep, 48c. a pair.
WILL OPEN
R LARGE STOCK
-Ot-
Zephyr Weel, Qerniantewn, Sax-
eny Weel, Knitting Weel,
Etc.,
IN A FEW DAIS.
AStUHKSIKNTH.
F
ULTON OI'EHA UOl'Hli
Monday, September 0, 1080.
The Acme of Sensational Eiiuetrlan Mulo Mule
Drema ' 1 hn Oroatesl of All Modern Successes'
Jns.il VValltck's new and erli(lnal Eenestrtan
Mele-DruniiilnaixActs, written by II )eung,
esfj .entitled
"THE CATTLE KDrfr,"
MU.JA8.11 W'ALLICK
In his
great part of
AMKKtCANl
" ItOII TA I.OIt.
THE
CATTLE KINO,"
Supported by nn Unexcelled Dramatic Company
andlntreduclng his UUEAT ACTING HOUSES,
lean Charger, llay Haider, The Ilronce Cell
Texas. Arabian Jim and Calamity Jane.
tour Ureal comedians lu thn cast. New Me
chanical and Sensational KiTects MaenlOcent
New Scenery, btnrtlmg Transformation scene.
New Music, Costumes, etc.
ADMISSION . . .
UESEItVED MEATS
I or sale at Opera Heuse.
25, SO and TS CENTS.
73 CENTS.
Wtd
JOINT 1IREE.E JOCKEY CLUB.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
FIRST RUNNING MEETING.
COMMK.STKS
MONOAV,
JSEPTEMBER6.
And continues throuKheut tbe month. Itaclug
days each neck will ha Monday. Tuesday,
Thursday and Haturday.
$40,000 IN PURSES.
5ECITINO IIACES DAILY. Alse Huidle
ltaccs und Steeple Chasns, Nearly tee horses
entered The greatest running meeting In the
history of Pennsylvania
.squaiu: iiAcr.s quahantkku.
llallread rare both ways from bread Struut
Station, and admission te truck nnd grand stand,
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Cheap oxcmslen en all lallreads during the
races. Omnibuses run from leading hotels te
track overy row minutes. sep3-3ia
1886.
STATE FAIR.
1886.
INCORPORATED 1851.
U'-Jtl ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Pennsylvania Agricnltaral Society
Bread Sirett and Lehigh tm
rUlLADKLVUIA.
Sojitemlior Gtli (e 18(li, Incluslre.
KutrUs Free. Competition opeu te nil.
EXCURSION TIOKETS ON ALL RAILROADS.
Buildings nnd Grounds in Oom Oem Oom
plete Order.
, W.SKILEII,
A. UILHKLM,
llecerdlng Sccictaty,
Picaldent
EL1IIIIDUE McCONKEY, Corresponding See'v.
auKt-mdeedAltw
THE WORKWOMEN'S STORK IS THE
best place te buy kny kind of Staple Goods,
guch as Ladles', Ueni'g, Misses' and Heys'
lNDEUWKAIt AND IIOSIEIIY.
Alse, Pants, Shirts, Overalls, Knit Jackets f0r
0C!?L roernliiK and evening ' weart leKethr
with late styles or Neck wear, Cellars. Cults, sus
penders, Hundkerchlets. All cheap or cash
AtBECHTOLD'S, '
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