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r Correspondence of tTi.i.ietciR.
sM,Sept. 17. Th regular monthly
(Of IM Columbia school beard m
lat arming lp the council chamber
tU Mm members present eicenttaB
,'MftaS. Tha flnance corritnitteo reported
M daring the month, IP,-
Ltl MpeedlturM, 073 72 1 balance ou
L'BW.192.3fl- Tim miimIi anil annnlv com.
rapertad all the school buildings
t ciaaued. ready for me opening
r-4fNMaeboeliara; new furniture has ben
fM ta room 2 and 17; ilate black -tMNH
la rooms 4, 10, 14, 16, IS; new
MMk put down In rear of Cherry atreet
Matting I new elate blackboards placed In
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,nroef mm recitation roeuiortne!iitnciiooi ;
'w mltera out down where ordered ; gravel
itMik nod parement at the Inilltute build Inir
Blaanail l the Remeld heater for the l'idli
".street aobeol has arrived but net yet put in
-paaUlen beaters In ils.r ntroet building'
XJrapalred ; committee recommend that a uein-
-Sinirttee el three be appointed te confer with
3. Has trustees of the Old Caluinbln Pnliltn
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"t- aaajaw aajaAM
tv Orennd company In reference te laying a
S c beard walk from the Chanel te llin Insll-
The committee will be Mmire.
TTrhASI laatr. anil Kfnt Am nrilnp t. no
'; granted en the alnklnc fund for (Is for
3 eaeeelled coupons. Orders were granted for
g 137,03 for payment of bills. J.T. Whlle.V
vte'eenipany, or Philadelphia, asked permission
M e present te beard "White's riivslolecleal
&' Manikin" for their considoratien te Intro-
.? anna II In tha flrJiftnla. Alfnr a Innntht iiu.
ettsslen the action was deterred until next
js ivgiumr uibwiuk. nuperintenneni u. it.
i Amea recommended that teachers tie required
tg te meet once each month, Irem nine te
-ti. twelve o'clock en Mstnrtlsivfnr Intdttntn unrk
T&. without additional mr. und thn hinnn In Im
;:?.? put In the agreement of the teachers as re
quired by law. The recouinieudatioii was
adopted. Adjourned.
Barten's Minimis Did Net Mienr.
Burten's Georgia minstrels were adver-
. Used for a performance in the opera heuse
last night, but at eight o'clock tvveuty.su
gallery tickets and seven parrtuet tickets had
been sold, amounting te JS.S5. This
aum was net considered sufllcicnt by
the manager, and the performance
did net come off. It wat announced
that money would be refunded at the ticket
office, when a crowd seen gathered about
that place. About eighty people demanded
money when only thlrty-three had paid ad
mittance. The treasurer remembered al
most all the purchasers te whom he refunded
the money. A large crowd gathered in the
corridor and Isaac liroeuie,ollicer at the opera
beuse, endeavored te disperse thorn. Twe
strangers in town get intea&cuille with the
officers, which lesmted In ene of thorn being
roughly handled and he received several
blows about his head with the cane or the
officer. Considerable excitement was oc
casioned by the Bcuflltng in the corridor.
The manager of the show claims te have
plenty or money te run the company and
they will keep en the read.
Bieka Her Cellar Hene.
Oracle Sberlzsr, a two-year.eld daughter of
Jeseph Shertzer, living en Fifth street, met
with a serious accident at her home last overl everl
ing. The child was walking about a room
and aecldently fell down the cellar stairs, as
the deer had been left open. The left cellar
bone was broken and bruises about tde body
sustained. The child was attended te by Dr.
Borntbelsel.
Cat nil Head.
Gun. Wike.ayeung boy living en Union
atreet ,was standing ou a cask, at the confec
tionery or F. W. Suearf, yesterday when the
cask upset, throwing the boy te the pave
ment A very severe gash was cut in the
lerebead and both eyes are blackened.
Iteugh t"E for a Team
Daring lastevening a young man was seen
driving through town at a very rapid gait,
bat be was net melested. About 11 o'clock
Mr. Geerge D. Redcecker found the herie
and buggy standing en the pavement near
Brend and Walnut streets, and the man was
beating the f ere in u terrible manner. Mr.
Redsecker took the tram iretn the lellew and
kept It in his livery stable until this morn
ing. It was the projerty of Harry Parks, or
Marietta, and showed signs of very rough
usage. The man came for the team this
morning In a sober condition.
Ten-a Netea.
The Pastltne social club will held a ball in
the armory te-night-
The freight traflle en the Pennsylvania
railroad Is very heavy, with every preaiect
of remaining se for some time.
Messrs. Barcb it Daren are building three
houses en Seuth Fifth street, ler Mrs. C.
Hamilton.
Te-day Is the last school holiday for the
children et town. The schools will open en
Monday.
General Welsh pest will attend the Grand
Army reunion in Lancaster en Wednesday.
September 22d. "
Kebecca UeUlngcr and Clara llenry, were
arrested for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, en complaint of Mrs. llarrietSraith.
This morning they were taken te Jail for rive
days each.
McAvoy's Tourist company will appear in
the opera house en Saturday night. The
company comes very highly endorsed and
gives an excellent performance
A TVauderlDg Schoolmaster.
James Rlcalten, a school teacher of Manle-
woeu, aanuui village near Kewark, N. J.,
baa just returned from a trip through Russia
en a tricycle. He lelt New Yerk en June 12
and reached Archangel early in July. Hav
ing supplied himself with passports be start
ed ou his "dorme wagon" for a trip of 600
miles. He experienced little (reuble en his
trip and arrived at HL Petersburg en Aucust
lL He then paid a visit te Sw eden and Nor
way and ether points of interest befere re
turning home. The oxpense of this trip was
Ibankful Salespeople,
A card has been sent te this eihee stating
that ever six hundred salesladies and sales
men, employed in the stores or this city, de
sire te return their sincere thanks te mer
chants, newspaper men aud ethers, who in
terested themselves In the early closing move
ment They have resolved te use their in
fluence, aud solicit the cooperation or the
public, In the interest or the merchants who
will close their stores early.
l'roblbltleu Cemes High.
Frem the lialtimore Amer! can
Asa reporter or the lmerfcan was walk
ing along Baltimore street yesterday he heard
a new arguuientaguiust prohibition ad vanced
by a colored man.
l..V,)ytiai''e.xclalmed he' " believe in pro
hibition? Ne, sir I Why, when 1'se in a
local option county I has te pay 15 cents Ter
a drink or whisky, aud where ilure's no
local option I pays only tive cents."
Kulgbti Templar WeMwanl Ileun.l,
Mary Cemmandery, Ne. 30, Knights Tern
plar, of Philadelphia, left this morning ou its
pilgrimage te St Leuis, te attend the grand
fncampment of Knights Templar te be
opened en Thursday next The lialtimore
JK Ohie railroad cemranv has arrani?Aii mm.
fida! train of sleeping cars ler the conveyance
At the Opera Heuse
' Nearly every seat In the opera heuse last
evening was occupied when "An Unequal
Wf'iJiV.""' "i vf me i.iuiu niuteQ com
vjla Ufttnhii n.nu !.... 1... .t. r itit- .
aIi?Vi iT.06,.?160 WttS faIry we" presented.
mw Bailie lllnten sung during the second
1!,. te encefe repeated the
rU8Bewmeccubrl" eVnlDK B "Clv" Mar-
OBT0OaUAVUlOAI. MU UBTUOKIIOAL.
There was a young man la Berdeaux
iuivwu u n kui wue B&ta neaux
,, Newallaaytheslglw,
With wars In her eyc,
Uepeulant (eraervlug hlui Beaux.
;. A girl in a moment of pique
Gave htrlever a slap en Uie chline ;
. .a- Net a word Old he say.
Bat he left her that day,
Aud didn't go back for a wbjttu.
A girl who had plenty et beaux,
A flirt, aa we well may tuppeaux,
Ut a lever one night
Who klaeed her en sight,
And kieaed her right square en the neaux.
Xtm IA JBttten Cturitr.
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tvrnmnANH tKimsaies.
The Manhelm Chare imidrd tnd Ibe May
town Chmge I)rlinl Vitrnnt.
The Kmt I'MinsylvHiiM Lutheran synod
began Its sessions In St. Matthen's chuich,
Reading, en Thursday morning. The syn
ml leal sermon by Rev. Kll llttber was list
ened te by a large audience. Prier te the
business session of Ihe synod the members
engaged In devotional exercles. Alter roll
call the lay delegate were revolted, one being
axtmltted irem each charge,
The president, In his reert referred te
the privilege granted them te come to
gether once mere. He repertnl eleen
accessions te the syumi dining the year.
Revs. A. K. Whetstone, C. Oram, Walter
Miller. II. Well, and S. Humbert were ills,
misted te ether synods. The Ashland
cbarge Mas divided Inte tnn charges nt
Ashland ntul Hordeu. The Lykens and
WilllanisHrt chaws ntul the Manhelm
charges were also ilitidtd. The May town
and .Macungle charges me vacant The
report calls attention te the duty of the
synod te elect delegates tothe general synod
at Omaha and concludes with ttie thanks el
the president for the hearty cn-operatlen ac
corded him. During llie'jear n number of
clergymen worn received us memlwrs el the
synod from Pennsylvania, M irylaud, New
Yerk and ether Mates. At the se-slen In the
afternoon pastoral reH)rts were submitted
and discussed. The election or otllcers re
sulted In thn selection of Ke. Dr.l'.ll lluber,
president ; Rev. Dr. Albtl, trwvsurer j Uv.
J. A. llackenburg, wvretary.
Rav. SludeKiker uiuvtHl that the resolu
tion making Septembers as the closing d.iy
or the IHcal year be rescinded, lie said he
was net In Iaer of the inellu himcir, but
he maile It In (order te ghe uotice that here
after the payment must be made promptly,
and that no leniency would be slu.nii. The
motion was voted down.
Rew Dr. Myers mned Hi it Iho resolution
regarding the line or tebacisi among the tu
denls of Pennsylvania colleue, lit Gettys
burg, I kj rose I nil sl. lie Mkl he uuderstoeil
the use of tebnecu was prehlbltml there, but
that ttome or the studenu were using It The
matter vtns K.tpeiusl until the revolution
could be looked up and Us exact language
be learned.
He vs. K. Meliter ami .S. C Pun.wcker
were apixiinteil memtwrs of the committee
en Harrisburgcoiiferonco.
AgaluM nl.eriimn Lutheran Cimlrteme.
The Fourth di-drlct cotiferem-e of the
Rvangclical l.nUieran inlnltetium of Penn-
sylv.iiil.i convened InSL Paul's church, Ann
Villi, Tll.l nitlutlnll nf tin. f.irl.i ill..n ..f m
1...V- & .V JUU-UUU V U'J I, 'I If ktlllUU VI n
seivirate German conference wllhlu tlie
syneil callinl forth much ilis'usslen. Fi
nally the lollewlug resolution was unani
mously adepted: "That tbe rmirth con
ference docs net consider the orgiulritlen of
a German con rorenco within the txiuuds id
our synod te tie exedlent" ThU will set
tle a controversy that has been going ou In
synod ler a number of years
Thn IltrHillul KliRh.h CnRee.
Fnm the lxleii leiuuieriuil Bulletin.
Neither ou Kugllsh soil, nor en Knglish
eceau ste-amers have I found it ieible te
getagixxl cup or cellee, unless I purchased
my own Java cellee, and st.ssl ever the
cotIce-iot wlnleltwas being liruwtsl. Ami
evuu then 1 had te watch most carerully te
prevent its being spoiled by tbe addition of
what Knglisbuieu ceuider n great improver
of foreign cedec, namely, a pinch or home or
Belgium bitter and black, hideous cblecery.
1 very well rememL'er the dithculty 1 bad
with n kind landlady or an Kngllsu ceuntiy
inn, In persuading her net te rllng a bit of
chlccery into the pet or coilee she was mak
ing ler me out of pure coUee I bad brought
with me, she, the kind old heart, constantly
asseverlng she should net chirge n.e a farth
ing for it, and that ft would migUtllv improve
my beverage. Less chlccriry (tnvery, genus
chlcerlum) is new grewum Rnglaud than
formerly ; but mi Immer.e nmeiiut of It Is
Imierted there from Belgium, France and
Germany, In which ceuntrlts this pereuulal
plant is largely used Ter reed for men and
cattle.
There was a tltne when a thousand acrtw of
it were under cultivation In a single district
between Yerk and Stamford, and thne Kng
lish farmers who were gUentnitH cultita cultita
tlen claimed ttiat It was net exhausting te
the Mil, but rather an Improver of it, wheu
crops or wheat were allowed te fellow it
An average yield et lrei.li roots Is about
eight tens per acre. Late In the autumn the
roots are taken up, cleaned and laid away.
The common price of chiecerv roots in Kug
land is about S.J UK. pr teu. There Is a
heavy excise duty upon chiecerv, unil the
Rnglisli growers or it claim that tills duty Is
levied in an obnoxious manner
Roasted chlccery is worth in Kegland
about 3 K erewt only about enu-tlnrd the
price orcedee. Se it is a prohtablecolleosub prehtablecolleosub prohtablecelleosub
stituto or mixturu. Taxation iu Kuglaud is
14s. per cwt. en cellee, l'.H M. ou lereign
chlccery, and 1-s. Id ou bome-giown cliic cliic
cery. In leading English agricultural jour
nals I have read pleas for au Increase el the
borne cultivation or chlccery en the ground
that It was an improver ei genuine cellee.
In all geed Kugllsh grocery stores pure
cetlee can always be bought, as w ell as cellee
mixed with chlccery. The sale in Uugland
el cotlee adulterated wltn any mixture Is
visited with heavy penalties, unless the mix
ture is duly labeled. I have seen In LIuglisli
grocer shops the packages duly marked
" pure collee " anil "cetlee mixed " with a
certain percent, orchtccery. Most purchasers
bought the mixture. But worse thau chic chic
cery is adultorated vhiucery. And it Is said
that most el the chlccery Iu Knyll-h shops is
adulterated with beans, coriels, imrsiiipsaml
beets, and colored Willi pujtuenu esptsially
an earth known as vciieliau usi.
llleil I rum ijthjtu.
fiemthe I.ltltz Ilecerd.
Kllas Becker, aged 18, seu el Frank S. and
Catharine Becker, residing lielween Plue
Hill and Buch's mill, tlietl of lockjaw alter a
iwrled et terrlble sintering. Tne young man
recently rim a splinter in his thumb, which
appeared te be nearly healed, when en Mon
day of last woek be eugagid in harrowing.
lie worked several days ana growing worse
Dr. Shcnk was summoned, w hu at once pro
nounced It a case of lockjaw. He continued te
sutler intensely, the jaw nt limes relaxing,
when he was able te speak, until tie died en
Wednesday. The funeral lakes place en
Saturday ; interment at HesV meeting heuse
Aiiultersarr Kirin-ci..
The graduates el ICastman's business cel.
lege, PotighkeesIo, New Yerk, ri-lding in
this city, have recelvetl invitations te attend
the 'J7th uuniversary oxercies of the collego
next week. On Thursday evening Rev. T.
DeWitt Talmage will deliver the anniversary
address; en Friday evening a reception te
the students anil alumni will tm given by the
president or the college, and en Muurday
thore will be a meeting of the alumni.
A Wealth) liruiih.
Franlz Ktiler was arrested at au early hour
fils morning for drunkenness ami di-vrderly
conduct, by Olllcer Helss. He bad iu his
possession f 117.00, mid lias been mi a Miree
ier several days. Ills wife appeared at the
hesring, and the mayor concluded that she
was the nrejier custodian of the menuy, at
least Ulltli he gets sober, and he handed Km
money te her aud told her te put it In bink.
Kuter was discharged en payment el tim costs.
-Nut IJullB I'tMftl
rieui the lenluil lluiis
Yeung Ilotieekoepur (te A-sislautj Have
you it small hand bellows ler blowing the
llreV
AssistantSeinutliing llke that, madame 1
Yeung Housekeeper Yes, that will de. If
you will fill It with wind and put a cork In
theeud, l'lltake itwithmu.
Old Ilrltlgeheltl.
The county commissioners sold at public
sale te-tlay the superstructure of the old
bridge at Itessler's mill, en Mill Creek,
GrelPs store, Soulier A- Hosier wtrt
neiir
re the
purcnasers at jie.
Agreement Mgutil.
A dispatch from New Yerk i wived by .1,
B. Leng says the agreement between Mr.
Gewon and the Reading symllcate has Uen,
signetl. Reading Becurities have mlvanced
lu consermonce.
Loeklug at .Nul.eles, I'atrmriiU
The commiUeo of ceuiicIIm, penslsling or
1-, " " I'luiiiii", rensistiii
dISTJ6'' H1"Bi VVi"1'' ""'
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reve
noiseless xvemenU. but i,
yet decided what they will 'l!,,'
number of
A Ruceeefui Ouuner.
Geerge Klrcher returned en Thursday
night from a we days' g,lanlDg trl
. T -t fr.,.-.
The Alter-Dlnner Mapt
rrem rerlnlRhtly Uevlew.
There Is much dlllerems of opinion ciui ciui
eemlng the desirability of an after-dinner
nap. These wbu advocde It clte the example
efanltuals, but these gorge themselves with
feed whenever episirttinlly eilers, ami are
heavy and drevv sy In eenseiiuence. A short
rest Is however, dltlerent from lethargic
ltsp, and often sppesrs te de gvssl. Brain
work .should cettaiuly le lorelilileu niter
dinner i the Inteival Intwis'ii Hand leiltluie
should Iwdutnlpd te recreation and niniiM
ment In the cae of elderly people n sliett
nap after n lateillnuer (ilteu'alds lu digestion,
but as n general rule it Is hotter ler such
persons te makntlielrprincipsl meal at S
in. The digestive isiners of iiimt elderly
people are at a low ebb lu the evening.
When sleeplessness is troublesome relief
should le sought for lu the diMMVerr and re
moval of the c ue w hetiev er isissible. Tlie
condition Is often due te Indigestion, and
when this Is the case, tbe ordinary remedies
ler Inducing sleep are setsi than useltss.
The nervous relstlens between the bruin and
the steniu'h ares iln'.lnute that ilisenler of
the oueorgsn Is aim ntceitaiii In elicit the
ether. Excitement, worry ami anxiety,
which have their seat In the brain, interfere
with the functions of tbe stomach, aud in a
llke manner anything that unduly tates the
pewrr or or Irritates tlie stomach disorders
inecircuMiieti huh niiiriaueu ei inn unuu.
The sleeplessness complained et by gouty
person is due te the ijiuiieus effect of the
morbid material iisn the nervous system.
Ivxcossive smoking, Its' mticli akviiel, lea
and cellee, often resorted te bv overwerktsl
Iiersens are Irciuent causes el sleeplestit.
n all these cases thn ctiuse is removable,
while tbe ellect may Ih counteracted by ap
propriate treatment. Nothing Is mere mis
chievous, however, than te continue the
habit, aud te have recourse te drugs te com
bat the elleets. A due amount of oercle
tends te Induce tiermil sieep, and such exer
cise need net 1j el a v leleut character. A
walk of two or three miles daily issulllcicut
and is perhaps ns niucliasa busy man can
Hud tlme for. A tide en horseback, the Pal Pal
luersteuiati cure for gout, is probably the best
rerin of exercise for these vvln.e ltituds are
constantly at work. 11 has lseu well said
that a man must come- out of himself when
in tbe saddle: he i forced te attend te his
horse and te notice the eb.iccts be meets.
Walking may ls.i a merely automatic process
and atlerds li'ttle if any feller te the mind,
and carriage exercise may be practically
valueless It the mind 1 net diverted lretii
what had previously occupied it
Vhy Vell MimiMtre sunn a tui.
rmmthv Christian Advmate.
Don't snub a Isjy lsx'aue he wears shabby
clothes. WhcnKdlsiu, the inventor of the
telephone, lirst entered Bosten, he were a
pair of yellow linen breeches In the depth et
winter.
Don't snub a lv li-vue lm leune ts plain
and itnpreteudmg. Atraham l.iucvlu'scarly
home was a lig cabin.
Don't snub a boy because of the tgnorance
of his parents. Sbakospeare, the world's
poet, was the son r a man who was uuable
te w rite bis evv u name.
Don't snub a lsy lvaue be chouses a
humble trade. The 'ititber el tlie Pilgrim's
Precre-s was a tinker.
Don't snub a Isiv lscause.it physical disa
bility. .Milten was blind.
Don't snub a boy beciusn of dullness lu his
lessens. Hogarth, the celebrated painter and
engraver, was a stupid boy at bis book.
Deu't snub a Isjy tecaue be stutters. Do De Do
mesthenes, the great orator nrureec-v, over
came a harsh and stammering voice.
Don't snub any one. Net alone because
seme day they may far outstrip you in ibe
race el life, but because it is neither kind, nor
right, nor Christian.
I'njperly Yltthilranti.
Tbe property el the late Mr. Klizabetb
Shertz, Ne. SH K.ist I'iilen street, tillered at
public ale hist evening, was withdrawn at
l.HW.
a!e til a rami.
On Tuesday A. ti. Wanner, residing a mile
eat or Martindile, iu Karl township, old his
rami containing ,M acres, te Daniel S. Burk
holder, at HM nr acre.
eeil Auether (luverutir.
from TM bits.
Parden Clerk Thegoveruer says be can't
put his name te your pardeti.
Convict Then why In thunder don't
they get a governor who can write T
llalloen .vc tiileti at Mit)temi
Prer. Lippett, who keeps tbe Washington
hotel at Maytown, has prepared loran animal
and lialloen ascension ami pyrotechnic dis
play en Saturday. During the day aud eve
ning the town band will be engaged.
Cllll-S-B-B' Clln-g-g g
from the Benten Herald.
These who bet ou the (.talatei are consider
ably worse thau a man who is no better.
lit 3ieuierlam
Whereas, I this pleaded Almlht) Oisl te take
from our uddjt our culleKe-uiute and brother.
Christian 1.. I'nuitz,
WiitEKtB, The rriitenilty liu lout one of IU
bnKhttand tuonlbelevej luembers
Keivtiett, rhatwe bow in hiimblu subtnUgleu
te the will nreur lliavenly Kathur.
He tell tit. That we tender our heartfelt sympa
thy tothe taiully in thl their t-easen f dtepest
sorrow.
llttulittl. That, uj a token ei leepect te the
memory of our departed brother, wc wmreur
bidgu In mourning for a ts'rlml of tlnrtj days.
Ileiehrit, Thit n tepr or these resolutions lie
sent te the bereaved ramllr . thn they be
printed In the lTKLUeK-.cin und fWlji
Student
ltd Cem or kta Lhaittk I'm K vvpa Suima.
AmuAeinents.
Hennett A Jloulten.On Monday iveiilng this
popular orsiniceoipiny will ers'n a week's en
gnireincntln Pulton opera house. Hie treupe Is
very large and strong, and a the kind m enter
Uinint-nt bj among ihe me-t popular iilveu here,
tlieru Is no denbt of a successful week.
M.tHittAu:x.
Uisimcv .ucnta. On 'I luiibilay evening,
Isepl. 10, l-.1?, at lirate I, ulheran parsonage, tiy
the Ilev. C Klvln llnupt, ilr Hurry K. itoenev,
and Mlas A. Katle ether, allot the Uty of jn
caster. Itdiw
.tris
Klus. Sepleuiber li. Its. In this illy, Kdgar
11. tllas. seu of Piter (J unit busan A. kllas,
aged 1 year, 4 month, and Udays.
Vrce from suttiirlnu, free from pain,
Uurdarllng wilt never grleveagaln,
The relatives and rrlemlsel the faintly mole
specttully Invited te atlend the funeral, Irem
its bis pirenta' rusidente. Ne. Jl'i North Con Cen Con
cenl streut, ou Saturday afternoon at i o'clock.
Intennent at Lancaster cemetery.
VAnsAr.-Septeinbtirlfi, lw,, In this city, VVI1
llum V amau, In the 'Jsth j car of hit age.
The relatives and friend of the family alto
the members el Monterey l.edj,'e. Ne 2IJ, and
Washington Encainpment, Ne H, I. O. O.K.
and members el the order In Kfne.r-.il, are ro re
siH'Cttully Invited le attend tlie funeral, tiem
his lulu lualdeiice, Ne. uu Kasl Marien street, en
Sunday afternoon ut at 2 3n e cl-U, at the hetisu,
Services at ten's I.uthfrau i hurt hat a o'clock.
Interment at ten's cemettrj.
at.tUtHTa.
ftilUdelilila I'riMluce Mnikrl,
ruiLADSLi-HiA. Kept i: neuniulst Sales
of bio barreln. Jllnu. hHWer, f KMJI te s I'tinua.
family at 7el ; VV.wUirn at fiunaiM fat
ents. 1 ritJ5iri.
ltyu Heur at H -t. it)
.' Pv, '" .edl Wheat Sept., Hc ; Oct.,
Mcj Nev.. s-Viet lieu, 874c.
Cern-Sept,, 174cj OcL, i,ei Nev, Ue ; Dec,
Ottts-S!ept.,3IKe;Oi:t., JI),e j Nev, iBket
Dec, j?ie,
New lern rrwlnce markFt.
New Yerk, Bupt. 17. Kleur market nnn but
dullj rina, i lOifiCS; auperfliiu, Sia2 lt
Common Ui Heed Kxlra Western, i.' 7erfJ7u':
Uoed te Choice Kxtr.i Western, $J bows ou :
City Mill Kitras, II uifll es ler West Indies:
Minn. Kxtra.liMiQS lOj KxtmNe.2,i uwjj h5
tliKxlte ruuey Kitrastaui. naeai 7'i Common
loKalrKxtraOhle. i7UJ 7U. '
Wheat Ne. 1 Uud state en Hpot,IKe t Ne. 1
While, statu. 87e t Ne. i Ked, Winter, cash.
Oct., seJie j Nev.k'.ijc.
f-'ern Ne.2Mlxed,cnah,5nci Nev , l.e I Dec ,
oaU-Ne. 1 White state, spot, asflaj. no.!, de
llyu dull.
Ilnrley nominal.
fork dull j New Mess, 3
Lard Mept., $ 73 1 Oct. tu mi.
Molasses i u let i 17Kc. ler fO teat belllnir
stock t Forte Klco, 30f-l-c,
Tnrpentlne tliiu at .Kin
Hen In dull t strained loneod It (i1 07K.
rreljfhts nominal ; grain le Liverpool, Jc
I'etrtileuin (inlet t re lined In ctvses, ske,
Uuitur Matket dull: New IVeibarn
Orunmery. isajic.
Cheesednllt Wesleiu Flat, WkaiUc,
Kugiflrm. SUvtc, IUQI3XOS Wesbjrn. IsQlSKc
suKiir market dull i Unfilled cuileiil.t, fi-ltei
Cru.Tied. We i Uranuluted. C6 l-ICe.
?5Uew eyj prime city, He.
w ran, MH Uangesn, tVieHsT
Oram and t-rotuten.
rninlshedby t. K. Yumlt, llnvker.
CnicAiie, Sept. 17, 10 o'clock p, in.
Whsu Cern. Oslt l'etk. I.srd.
Septembtir 71X S'M 'Ji . 7
Octetier.... 7!4 ti sMililsu (iu
November 77S 4itj S;J 10 10 fl S
December ,77, ..
May ei4 M sis
Uecelpts. Car Let.
Winter vvttnt M
SpllliK Vlmll. n. r:
Cern ,, 4M
Oats , ,, tut
Starley , '. ;V.
Oil City
UrudeOll U
Hed.
Keceipts- Ucfi
Closing l'r1ct 'J o'clock p. !
nnnki, corn. ini. iii. ititi
sentemtsir Tut .Trxr
. in 3IW 7 StX
Oclebet .
jm: te v r.
j;t; w I7K ea
November
OetHMtllier
wJJ
is"
.. i7.
.. mi;
May SJ'T IS ils
Oil City
Crude Oil., t5
Uhirsa marart.
CslOAiiis sept. 17, ("SOft, re. Marktit ejicnist :
W heat-Ore, THe t Nev., 77Vci If0.,79vc.
reru .ept., :& . Oct, .xil.u: Nev , it1 je
OaU Sept.SiSc: Oik.'JiVsat Nev , iritT-TVc
Perk Oct., lieWj Nev., lit) k.
l.aixl Oct., l.
Klbs-Oct., 17 33s
OUSllSU
Wheat Sept., 7Uk0i Oct., 7!Sc i Nov777,e!
Dec. TSVc.
Uoru-ept.,371iCt Oit., M'kC ; Nev.,liV(ji(v.
tlats epL, 2lic tOcL. v,c Noi.,:;le.
1'erk-Svpu, lIuJS i Oct ,110. : Nev.. 110 ITS'.
Ijinl-ScpU 7 J-'i . OcU i Nev , l '.M.
Ulbi-Scpu, 17 35 1 Oct.. i; iV
t,lf Attica MarSMts.
Cniiutoe, t'ept. lb -Thn 1 revfr' Journal nuKirts :
Cattle Uecelpts, iuxi head i shipment. M'
head maiket iinlct shipping sttr, 'Vs) te
!.!, WiVjJSi! stockers and tellers at f I M
ira in i cows, nuns una tniiea at ft 'Mi i" ;
bulk at J i3 75; through Texas cattle,
steady nt tl HSf.l 4S , VV estern rangers, slew t
natives and hall breed. fJ 1W.W vows, tl Ml
.l iui winteretl Tcxan. W ivsll re;
sate of 7M Mentana Texan. ." . at 1110. Ill
IMketa. l.l'.'i 1 , at IJ u Jt Mutilans, l.l'i; f,at
rt'M
lings llecelpU, tiM heads shipments,
l.isn head . iimrkel slew rough and mixed,
MlBdl7vi; packlni; im.l shipping. II TiSJM";
Itbt, l usl , skl, i: HhtJ Tl.
Shis-p Kuctilpta, " head. shlpmenU. .Vi :
market m steadv , uatlvcs, tl ivtt OJ:
Western, tidsJJ II Xexaus, : "xl 11 1 lambs,
II HI te.
Kast Lissrtt Caitle receipts, I 'I heads
shipments nene: mantel tcady . prime. II 7MJ
a. fair te geed, II iMJIM. cemtnim.HNS.tl
teckers and 1 ecders, M r( I a shlpmeotate
No4ierk, neiui.
Hogs receipts. 2,;s) held i shipments, 'ilui
head : market firm : Phlladelphtas at te IM!
sa: erknr, II 7HJI ss Krnser, II .'ssjlfe;
shlpuients leNew urk te-day, i carloads
Shniv nsselpts, l.lie heads shipments, l,ln)
head . market fair . prime, mil 2a . fair te geed,
U '."HS1 71 . common, II :Uj:v, lambs, DUX
New Yerk Sterk.
Nxw '.esk Sept. i;. Wail Street. lJOp m.
Meney leaned at 5,s per ceut. Kxchsnue quiet
at It RJStt sJ.Si tievcrnments verystrtmg
Currency 6 s. II i bid; Is coups. Il. bid.
l.S's coups. Ill), bid.
Thu stock market this morning eiH'ued strong
atl0'c higher than yesterdays closing The
tl-t then became quiet until alter the call, when
en seme very large biiv Iiik ler long account and
a further ad vancu of ',i IK percent, took place
The feature wete St. l'aul, Union Pail tic, the
coal share. CansOlm southern, 'lelesraph,
llcadlm' ami LouHvllle A Naahvllle. Tbe market
has slnie continued strong tint wtthnut i hsnge
In iiuotntlens.
siera mnraett.
(Juotatlens by Iteea, McUrana A
Ce., bankers,
uncnsier, in.
SSW VORK LIST.
U a. m
. biij
. is,
5"K
'. uj;
. SP,1
11 w. S r.w.
t.; B7
H'. MW
lf4
in is:
SI'. 21,
1W
:h 7r
.Bj 3.T1
'J st,
s-i;., w
SJ',4 Mi
IU 112!,
Js'i '-"TK
H'2 'H
lis 117K
117; 1122
SI! t JSi
1SK
ii": KH
u'l lis
us-, tejs
Si 37V,
UK1! "!
iei ; iei;.
Canada fac inc.
U. C. C. 1
Cel. Cd
Central Pacific.
Canada Southern
Chi., at L.A Pen.
Denver A Uleuraude
Del . IacS.A Wetwrn.
nfl.. ............. ........
Krle'd
New Jersey Central
K. A T
Leu. A N
Ltiketihote ,
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific -
N. 1". 1'ref
New Yerk Central....!. ...
Eaal Tenn Coin
Omaha....
Oregon Tnins
Ontiirte. Weatcin
Pacific Mall
Uecliexter A PltUuurg
at. Paul
Texas Pacific
Union Paclnc ,
Wabash Common
Wabash l'rr.fend
Western Union Telegraph.
Weatshnrw
ratLt.DBT.rnu list.
Leblgh Velley
IJN PbtU
l'ennsylvscla
Keadlnf
Lehigh Navlrvtlea
St
isii
97U
us-,
fc;
a.
iei:
i?I
id
10
15
10
SeM
16 9-10
X,
uiBienvine..... ..,
Philadelphia A JSrle ,
Northern Cent
People's Pas8uni;ur... ,
lt'd'g Uen'ls M'tg's te. lel
OU uj
I'll
10 J s
6'i
Lecal siecju and Llencu.
Ueperted by J, 11. Leng
Par Last
value, sale.
Lancaster 6 per cnt.,l3O0 loe 107
" M lsits. loe im;
' 4 Scheel lean ue lesj
" 4 in 1 or 31 years tee lej
" 4 M In 5 or 3)) ears luu 103.55
4 " In 10 or JO j ears, lue 106
Manhelm lioreagb lean lue 103
BAVK BTOGXS.
First National Bank
Tanners' National Uank
Kulton National llank
Lancaster County National Itauk ....
Columbia Nutienal llank
Christiana National Hank
Kphrauv National Uank
First National Hank, Columbia
rirst National lUnk, .strashurK
rirst National lUnk, Marietta
rtrst Nauenal Bank, ML Jey.
Lltitz National Bank
Manhelm National Bank
Union National Bank. Mount Jey....
New Helland National Bank
Oap National Bank
Quarryvllle National Bank
KUxabethtflwn National bank
Northern National Bank
Tcaitrma stocks.
Bljr SprlUK A Beaver Valley
ltrldKepert A Ilorseshou
Columbia A Chestnut Mill
Columbia A WashlnxUm
Couesteita A BltC 3prlnt
Columbia A Marietta
Maytown A Kllzabolhlewn
Lancaster A Enhrala
Lancaster A Willow Street
StnislmrK A Millport.
Marietta Maytown
Marietta A Mount Jey
Lane, KltzabeUitewn A Mlddletewn.
Lin caster A If rultvllle
Laucas ter A Lltitz
East llraudywlne A VVayiieaburK
lanceaterA vrtlllamslewn
Lancaster A Maner
Lancaster A Manbelin
lamcaster A Marietta , ,
Lancaster A New Helland
HIBCBLLASS0C8 STOCKS.
(Juarryvble 11. It
Mlllursvllle Street Car
lutjuirliiif I'll riling Company
Uesllhtnnd fuel Company
BUivcus Heuso (Bends)
Columbia lias Company
Columbia Water Company
Busotiehannalnra Company
Marietta llelluw.it are
at.ivi ns Heuse
MlllersvlUn Nermal Scheel
Northern Market..,..
Katttern Market
Western Market
Lancaster City Street Uallway Ce
Una Company Bends
Columbia Borenuli Bends
Lancaster A Susquehanna.
Lancaster A New Ilanvllle
ijniirryvllle It. It., 7'a
Ueiidluir A Columbia it. U.. l'
1UU 38
N 115
HO 2tJ
W 11x60
10U IV).
100 US
100 1.H
100 IM
1U1 IM
111) 98.90
100 IM.
100 IM.
10U lfO
u a
ion 133.M
HI) 110
100 no
100 110
1UII WM
8.00
uh :i.m
M -3D
:i.06
SO
a
40
41
18.09
5S
X..M
70
75
.a
107.50
H) ltd
26 30.60
51
100 W
1.13
C5.25
VI
28
lm 110
25 25
10 10
100 36.25
1U0 210.10
50
1.C6
25
60
60
60
IB
W
ts
62.25
60
60
I'M 103
IU) 101
300 300
25 11
100 111.75
1"! 108.75
tloussneld market.
DAIltr.
Creamery Butter
Butter W H
Dutch Cheese H lumn
reULTHT.
SprliiR Chickens. V rr.
Chickens f pair (live)
' fl piece (Gleaned;
MlSCBtXASlllCS.
Apple llutlerf qt
Kkh'V dez
Heney ft
Lard V
mens.
Apples Y Klik
Bananas V dez
Cectsiuuts, each
Lemens ) dez,.,,, ,
OruiiK'es ydez...
Huckleberries l qt
VIU STABLES.
Cabbage " head ,
Heels fl bh
Cauliflower, nr. lul
25O3H0
imi'M
HIU'C
41t3fi0c
..7eii.aic
40Q00
,.250
.13c
.SIC
.100
.. C?12c
,.2.5C
...6U10O
250
..30U350
...Kiioe
.. .31100
...f,IOO
..lottjeo
..'JSJJ.'S3
..,...)20
lbc
...tSiJIJO
.. I120
..mtan
....i(tQ
J
250
..10O160
..flllie
.i'i4iVie
...5Q100
Sweet Pnlutevs ft ft pk
OWVUb I IIUIIWB S , I'
Tunilps Y K pk
PeasWH pk
Ne if Ptitultsis, K pk..
Cucumber W dez
'loinaleonV a pk
Beans )IX pk ,,
hqnashes V dez
Onions H pk
New Cern tldez
Cantolepfla ,
Wub'nni.len .,.,..
Kkb I'lauts
fleck ANuaaim,
rieur V bbl
'ancy Heller Heur , ,.
Wheat ,
ea is ........ ..,,,.. ,,,,,.. ...... ,,, .
Cern ...................................
...W.75
...5h0
tJ6e
4'iSt'S!
50(f56e
; ,, .....,,,,,
MMMllllllHI
URA0,
iiftYPr ten,, ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,
IMMM
,1117
AjMfc
I7.W1
lltvi
I.NI
. . i
UN)
ILK)
..H.3J
Irtsn,
Halibut Y s Ma
Catfish tali 130
rresh Maekeivl Y .....Ii
Clams parley.. tMi
(Ms. lt.is..., ,,,, , ...1IS1
Itlunllsh loe
Sturxven ...... ..loe
riounders loe
rei.irK.'.iL.
1III-. NTATK TICKKT.
(t'oirrtier
CI1AUNCK r, lll.ACh.ef Yerk.
tfiifrneiif (iifrner
It. IIIU'CK Kit KKl'IS, el Luturne,
.luclirer (irnrml.
M lt.l.lAM.I. llllKNNKN.iit Allegheny.
Setrrturj c JitlrriMl Afiiiri
J. SIMPSON AritlCA.el Himllngdeu.
(Vni;rt'iir'itiiiti-7airi;r
UAWVKI.I.STKV KNSON.el Phltadelphta
Ciiutily Tlrkrl.
M'r lVni;rrt, UOU K.llVV. MiOO KKN.
.Veir .Vmi.'ur (l i-K W. III'LU
.tllirniMy (.M)-Hlt II. M. BLACK.
IHt.A.H.MlLI.KIt.
(Jd) -KIMV. PAlNTKIl,
OKO. W. WALION.
II. N. MOHLKIL
flfifrlrf -tfururv-JNO K. MALONK.
JWf IHrcrlert. I AC. SNKATII.
It. .1. I1AUVKS.
7"i(ji,i 7aprrfnr-tiKO. PONT..
J. V WISH.
OlUKi.VtNuiirinr-r' 11 W1IITK.
.vL-ir .i; KfiT.sK.Mr.vr.s
B
AKINU reWUKlv,
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS pewderncvfrviviii.". Amarvelef purity,
strength and wholeetneness. fttore eco
nomical Uuvn Uioenllmiry kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude et low
test, short weight, sJuji or phosphate powders.
Beiit emit, n cum, Ueval llmls.i l'ewpia Ce.,
IOR Wall Streit. New erlt. msr-TlvdAw
-llTANTKn. - h.MUKS, UM'Al, (jit
tT travellUK A wonderful entirely new
speclaltj ter ladies only H dally eutlly madi
no photo, no palatini: . particulars free.
MAIIAM N.I. L1TTLB.
sKsittl' Bex IU Chicago. 111.
rANTKU-A STHONti HOY TO MAKK
I hiinietf generally uselul In a store. An
ply at
it NO IU NOUrilOUEKN'STUKKT.
PllUilC SAMi-ON MONDAY, Hrjl
T KM I! Kit 20, In-s, at Ne. Ill North Prince
streut, a lari;e tot of Household soedjand Purnt
ture. Sale te cemuiencn at 1 e'elisjk.
st7-2td 11 hllLBEUT, Auctioneer.
T71AHT KND YAKD.
O.J.SWARR&00.
GOAL.
K1NDLINQ WOOD.
Office: Ne.au CfcNTKK flUUAUE. Beth yard
aid eftlc) connected with Telephone Kxchanjre
aprlJ-lydMAr.U
CTIONS
k VVOBD3.
hl'EAK LOUDKlt THAN
OV Ell A TON OK F LOL' It CAKUIEIJ AVVA1
THIS WKEh
Finest Reller, 50c. a Quarter.
I. BANC LATE ll SUOAK, 65,
TO-MORROW (BATDnDAY),
We will Klv-e te each Purchaser et our Teas
and Collet's their choice of either a hand tome
etntxwsed I'uu or trench Poodle In Imitation of
plusn frames.
CLARKE'S,
TEA STOKE NO. 38 WEST KINU STKKBT,
LANCASTKlt, P V.
TJKDUCT10N IN SHOES.
Great Reduction
-IN
SHOES.
Ladies' Best l'ebhle Bulten Shoes, II. SO and
11.50.
Ladles" Goeil Olevo Tep Butten Shoes, I1.S3,
ILMandrice.
Iaidlcs' Lancaster hid Butten Shoes, tW and
r.'.V).
Misses' Best l'ebhle be hoot Shoes lkcl, ll.ul,
I1.S5 and tt se.
Misses' Fine Kid Butten hhecs. Heel erSpriuir
Heel, 11.25, 11.50, 11.75.
Ohllds'SprlnK-ileelbbees, Sni.n5c. and 75c.
Ladles' Opera Slippers, 75c and fl.lM.
Women's Heuse bilppers, Sec.
Youths and Bej-s' Scheel Shoes, 11.00, ll.a.
'kiys' Fine Butten or LuLiiHhecs.ll.r.iundtJJiU.
Men's liiMxl Lace Shoes. I 'Xt and 11 .'!.
Men's luu Call I.acuand Butten Shoes, $:oe
auu f-.ji
JOHN HIEMENZ,
NO. 61 NORTH QUBHN ST.,
Junell lydF (INWIIIUEK Bl'ILIIINU.)
L.
GANHMAN A HllO.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
A Hare Opportunity for Early buyers In our
Custtim Department Every article marked at
the Lewest Lash 1'rlces.
WE MAKE TO ORDER :
All Weel Suits at ItJKi.
All Weel Cheviot suits ut III ut
All-Weel Worsted Hull m s i.
All-Weel Checked smut at t!7 te.
All-Weel Worsted Ulaifenal Hulls ul 118 n).
All Weel Innwrteii Worsted Bulls at tX.W,
r.'ii'i. lAUiand $W.U).
All WtMil Pant, te Order at flui, H.V1, (i.ue,
I5.W, K.m, 7.lti, s ou ami I.I.C0.
Largest Assortment, Geed Workmanship,
AND-
RO0K BOTTOM PRICES.
L. 6ANSMAN & BR0
MEUCH ANT TAILORS,
MANUrACTUUKUS Or MBN'S UOVS AND
CHILIIUKN'S CLOTHINU,
65 & 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
( Bight en the Southwest Cor. of Orange BL)
LAN0A8TJCU, PA.
r Net connected with any ettwr Cletblng
Heme in the city.
thca t - - -tim ' laMaf'Twnfctfrrfitfr
Cleversissd Y bus,...
Tlnmlhy Y bus ...
llenllilsssr' t'Hv ...
Orchard Mm Y bin ...
Mlxtsl Ijiwii Urasses Bibus,.
lluuitttrlaiiUtnsa V bus...,,.
mmw AttrMmTummunn.
1?
Al.la-lSV
HAGER & BROTHER
!inv New Opeu nuil Invite Inspection of
Novelties in Dress Goods !
t
l'Al.ti AND W1NTKK WIlAl'S In Krlae Ulelh, Aatrlcnn, Plush and Houcle.
JACKKT8, In New aettw ntul Hbapes. NISWMAUKETH, In Htoekenott, lieucla
ntul Wlilpcenl.
Misses' Jackets aud Newmarkets, Childran's Havelecks and Cloaks.
8UAWUS. JOUVIN'HKlDOLOVliSt The Hest Impert!. A full line, In
Pluck n i ul Colen, Dreenixl ntul Uiulreseeil, t'lnlti ntul EmbrolilarleU Backs.
MGIIINU UNHKUWKAK, KNIT UNDERWEAR. 8ILK UNDE11WEAH.
IIOSIKHY, In Morlne. Cotten, Cnslunore, Weel, Bilk, Novelties In DHBU8
TIUMM1N08 und 1IUTTON3.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Nes. 25 aud 27 West King Street, Lancaster. Pa.
NKW jUtrKHTttlKXKNTH.
1JIAKMKHS ANDOTIIKKS IN WANTOK
C Kmply V hltky list I els ler Cider can get
iiiciuin mis te sun i hum
IV tlll.l'IN A SONS.
all-llnd.w
Fetl Ave., Baltimore, Md
moit.u'ce cu'rriNus, nuitAifs, hiit-
X IM13 AND I'ACKKHS' WASTE, Ory and
Clean, beuishl leriAsh.
J. S. MOI.1NH,
Ne. 873 Pearl strv.it, New etlc.
Ueletvnce rrd. Sehutte, Ne. ill Peail strtwt,
New tirk fnbU-lTd
rpiu: i'mii:usum:i! wii.i. ui:-uim.n
A. his ceure et Instruction In the Herman,
French mid Italian lnuKua;cs, In the early lut
of OctetsT neit. I'leae iiHt nt his studio,
TIO. iH vel li i. Ml siur.r.i.
ser:iiud l.F.ON VON OSSKO.
AKKl.KV'.S ' P.I.I.OW I'JIONT"
clear filter Havana & rent Cigar Is prn prn
neuuted by smokers the best lu the mar
Mat, at
MAIIKLKY'S "Yellow Frent."
Ne. :i North Uueen SlrveL
(renuerly Hartman's)
-TACOll V. NH.Vr.l'FKH'S
PURE RYE WHISKY.
nUR!7iydll HUKE ST1IKBT LlqUOIt 81QKE.
HA IK, Cl.OTH, TOOTH, NAIl. AND
Flesh Itmshes nt Ureal Bargains. Alse
I Ine and Ce vre Ceuilis In Krtivt variety and at
low prices Toilet lie.iuliltei In illfli'lvnl nt) le
rithlup Tacktti at bsrj;alus le clnnti heieru . In
ter tUAILKV S EASTF.NI 1'IIAIIMAC..
tr:i)dU F.M.W
M AKKl.KY'H YAKA-HKAUTIKS'"
clear flllett of choice Ne. 1 Havana, arn
rvcemmunded te levers el a genuine navana
ClRsr, at
M AUK LEV'S. " . ellew rreut,"
Nn.il North yutHin Street
(renuerly Hartman's)
ll. HOSUNSTKINJ
l.Vll'OllTINO TAlLOlt,
)ly selt'i-tliin for tlie coming caieti ts new
ready, ctimprl.lug tins nf the nnest stuck ever
shunn In (tils city 'Ihe stock Is entltely new
aud well worth our Inspt etlen. Sly prltes aie
uieilemle, and werkmaushtp of the best. The
reposition el the house for line wmk will be
fully maintained. Ilavtnt; ecurtsl for the com
Inu scisen the sen Ices el First-Class Tailors, 1
can Kuaruntce the very bestet work.
bole proprietor for the l'ateut Strap I'anta
lixuis, waininled net te draw up when sltttnt;
dew n, nor bat; at thi kut-e.
A. 11. ..OSfcNbTKIN.tfNerlb (J u ecu St.
EVAN'8 KI.OUK.
" Prove all things and held but te that which
Ugoed."
Levan's Fleur.
TT GKHII.VKT,
Fine Tailoring.
A lull and Complete stock of Imported an
Demestic
Suiting and Ovoraentlng
Fer the Fall Trade new ready te Bclect Irem.
Call early te secum Best Styles.
H. GERHART,
Ne. UN. OU KEN ST.,
Opposite the 1'oMtelIltti.
mar.T-ljdlt
TV
EHAVKON HAND
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Beveled Edge, Gilt Edge and Rough Edge
CARDS I
Suitable Iei Invitations, Addiess Cards, etc,
which will be printed te elder at short ueilie
and upon thn most reasonable terms.
ENVELOPES TO MATCH.
" Intelligencer" Office.
sis tfd
TT1K.SU .V HKOTHKK.
Te Our Patrons and the Public
We kI" a Cordial Invitation te Call and Kxam
tne our IinineiiM)uiid Vurlt;d Mno et
NEW GOODS
-FOB-
MEN'S, 110VS' AXD CHILDREN'S WEB,
-IN-
OVERCOATS,
SUITS, -
-ANU-
FURNISHING GOODS.
Fer the piuseut we will content ourselves
with pIvliiK you, one nud all, a most cordial Jin
vltatltin te cull and see thuiuiinunse 'luuntltles
ami Immense variety el
MBN'S, YOUIHS' BOYS
-ANU-
Children's Clothing !
OF ALli UUAUKS ANU QUALITIES,
Soen we shall have something surprising te
say te you In tbe way of geed things at surpris
ingly Lew Prices.
Our place Is at the corner of North Queen and
Centre Square. Our rule et business Is "One
Price nnd FalrTruatmunU"
ONE-PRI0E HOUSE,
Clothing aud Famishing Hense.
. u- -. . t. . . AftA., .
HLJL, BA. I, J -.
HM if BR M'S
Nfc'ir AlirKHriHKMItl'TH.
TM11)KT1.I) IN IIOTTI.US-1'INK
OLD mi8H WHISKY
AT
UOIIUEU'M I.IOUOK MO UK,
J CKNTHK gu A UK, ijvncasUir, P.
S'l'ANDAKl) t'OHN KKMKDIKS KUH
shin Cern Cure, lOients a bottle i Mennen's
Cern Cure. 'A cents a bottle t Aceru Halve and
Hansen's Maiite Cern Hittve, t.V cents n Isit. Fer
side at IIUIIUE.'S liltUO bTOHK,
3d West KIhk street.
1 KANll AltMY KlIl'NION.
-THE-
Grand Army of Ik Republic
WILL PARADE
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22d,
-0 F.K-
Thc Principal Streets
LANCASTER,
AT III O I LOCK A. SI. FilOM O0 TO 1,000
VaUEUANS IK LINE.
uui'nHatiNTiNa 35 pests,
-FIIOS1
Itrrks, tirk, Chrstrr, l.cu.inen, Dauphin
nml l.nncnsti'r Coiintles.
UK.l'NlON EEUClBK8.a O'CLOCK 1'. at.
DltKSS l'AKAOE, .1 O'CLOCK 1'. SI.
(.ASirFlUElN KINK, 7 10 EVENING.
GRAND ARMY SUITS,
;,oe, as oe, tiio.eo, aii.oe.
(5HANI) AltMY WHITE VEST,
73c, l.O0, HI.23.
Graud Army Bulleus and Supplies.
-euu-SPE0IAL
CITIZENS' SUITS,
Warranted All-Weel, Slake and Fit 1'srtecUcm,
l'llce, 113 w.
Grand Army Caps,
FUurts, teatb and Letters.
berr AMI STIFF FELT HATS AND DUN
LAP'S F1WK SILK HATS.
HOIOK lll.A.NKKT.S, 1.AI HU11LS.
Grand Array Ctllnleid Cellars w Cuffs.
NECKWEAH, 26c., COc, 75c.
MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR.
FLANNEL SIIIKTS.
THE EIOHMIE WHITE DRESS SHIRT.
Specialties in Shoes !
Our LAIHEb' SPECIAL UAITE1C, Amialcan
Ulazetl Khl, 1'iicti i:.:J.
our OF.NT'3 Hl'ECIAL LACE nr MUTTON
llALMOUALSandCONIiUKSSUAITEKet War
ranted Cult :Sklu and Solid Leather llottems,
I'rtctj, t-I.iie.
WILLIAMSON A FOSTER,
:i. ;tl, :t(!aiul US East KlnpSI.,
LANCASTEU, FA.
WSteres open Slemt.iy and Saturday Even
iii;s only.
AUVBBItlSHTB.
piUII'ON OI'KKA HOUSli
OXK WEKK, UJMIX.V1SU
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1880.
THE DISTINUUISHEII AUTUE8S,
MISS L1LL1E 1I1NT0N,
bUl'l'OUTEI) 11V
MISS SALLIE HINTON
And a strong Company will appear Inthofel.
IewIhk lluporlelro
FKIIIAV, " 17 Civil Marriage.
HATUKDAYSIATINKK.SICI'T. 18-Twe II rises.
NIUIIT.HEI'T.IS-Love Chase.
ADSIIHHION 10, '.M and 30 0 K NTH.
HEHEUVKI) SEATS U0 CENTS.
New en sale at Opera Heuso Onice. sle-Sld
TOUlrON Ol'EKA. IIOUSU.
rexx WEEK'.-
Ceiiimencliig Monday, ScplenilicrSO, J8e0
Matinees Wcdut'saay and Saturday at -iJO.
BENNETT & MOULTON'S
Comic Opera Company.
.reducing- Flrst-Cless Opera at the
PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRICES
our Own Orchestra and llrass Hand.
VOM1S-SIO.V 10 and SO CENTS
HESEIIVKU SEATS 30 CENTS
On Hale at Opera Heuso ODIce, Friday, 8epteui
herUth. KIUlT ANNUALTOUU,
IOAUT1ST3. 40AUTIHTS.
lo.ecopooplu attend our purferiiiances cv cry week
liKl'EUTOIUK i
Monday Olivette.
Tuesday UUoneOireaa.
Wednesday IJJatlnoe l'atlonce.
,, " y I Evenlng.... Plratea of l'eniancc,
Thursday Chimes el Normandy.
Friday The Mikade.
Saturday &&&""""'" .!.
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