SEPTEMBER
"tVS
EW.
m
wn.
Swa.
.
ras Itistt
nine, by the
O. 0., Bev. O.
, It Housten j O. V.
II; O. II. P., Harry J.
, of V Harry M.Upp; O S.
ritette: O. W. Ens., J. O. Milten
n O. W. B.,iJehn Stull : O. V. U., V.
Irklert n. W. a. F. S. Crene : G. W.
, E. K. Oetz: 0. 1st euanl, H. O. Beatli ;
I tuard. J. A. Hamilton : O. M. of Ex.,
, 8. Scheck. Eighteen members from Chip-
, j4Catle, Ne. 68, of Celutnbia, ami eightoen
'ianrjera irem uernui uastie rta ou, ei aiu
'- Jry were present and aiwlsted in the lnstltu-
.Jtten. 1
cikmu
m41ii
mM. 4UOUHUSBUI1IVU m,u UHJ-wiJk U1VUI
, ana me louewiug ameers were riecieu
installed: t. u., J. u. Minuter; -. u.,
. DudemU. C. Adam Kitzkel: II. P..
Mlrm Kellar; U. H JereP.Stnllli ; N. or
. JT. P. T.Avarfmn.1 , fl. nf V.-w.. TV II. Monre?
&'&xeJ Ex., Jacob Kltue; S. il.. P. M. Car
Fi3nnt W. E.. J. B. Waltinan : W. a. A brain
rJi ,'Kllne: Ens,. M. O. Whitman: Esq., Jeseph
SS .Feteer ; 1st G T. W. Drennlug j 2nd U.,
a".. Wm. Tlftvmnnrl.
hTjVT DWUHVUianiiM ....,-..
B. ' Harry Anbendscheln, a young boy, em-
tfl Plyed lbe grocery stere af E. H. Stamen,
tt-S.Vf WOT IU MID mU Ul UID UlNlftVt UUUV K,UlhUl
' ' with nnnmba rnfhln mmranlana. A larce
iSP. Iren bracket la suspended from the market
;Vfe heuae where a gas lamp has been hanging.
jMjf The beya were Jumping from the benches
::. k me martlet nouse ter me uracKei, bdu aw
,;j bendscheln made an attempt. He missed
(p uweDjm auu leu te uie meiucni, uivhkiuu
, an ngni arm. i.ue iraciure was reaucea ey
a nhvalnlan.
ttfL? Funeral of Dr. Given.
Mm The remalnaef the late Dr. James J.Glvcn,
lwhe died en lrt Wednesday at Charlette-
j vuie, Virginia, were uruugui vu v-eiuuiuin
W " MlUWrUIBUk 1UD JUUOI1U IUUA j'lOA; .,.
ft& morning, at 11 o'clock, trem the residence el
KMa " ulen, esq. ur. uiven was a reii
Ef? ent of town for many years and was well-
IJ U1IU V UAUJI Ut V. l.4,l.cue.
IKi , Town Notes.
S'-i'j , ... . .. ,i
!l house last night te witness the performance
35? ' 'et Ida Lewis and company In " The Gypsy's
Oath." The performance was satisfactory te
the persona presjant. The company v, ill pre
sent " The Hnnchback " te-night.
An axle of a car In a freight train of the
Columbia & Pert Deposit railroad, broke at
Bhenk's Ferry yesterday while the train was
going south. This caused the car te be
thrown from the track. The wreck crew of
Frederick division went te the place of the
wreck and placed a new pairef wheels under
the car.
Last evening a drunken tramp was In the
yard of a residence en Chestnut street and
had several stones, with which be threatened
te break a large pane of glass. The fellow
was prevented trem committing this act by
one of the inmates who had considerable
XW trouble in getting him trem the premlies.
isxiensive repairs are new ueuig maue in
the Pennsylvania railroad shei in town te
finglneC73. The engine will be given a trip
about Monday and will be uhhI en the Co
lumbia accommodation passenger train.
-ttOTZH XHUM 3IABIETTJ.
A Irge Centlgument el Uraaght lienet Tlie
Itnllillns lloem la Town
JIauietta, bept. '2L Mr. Albert BIssler,
of Maytown, received a consignment of 31
Indiana heavy draught colts yesterday
which he had bought in Indiana, and bad
hipped te this place. When the colts had
been removed from the cars and w era stand
ing outaide the stockyards, an east-bound
freight train came aleug frightening them
and causing a stampede, about twenty et the
colts ran down Frent street ahead of the
train, and the rest were stepped before they
could get away. The colts were ronewed
and recaptured before they had gene tar, and
were at length collected in the Marietta
stock yards, thence taken te Maytown. The
stampede caused much excitement in the
vicinity of the station for awhile.
YflatArrinvntternnnn fVmsbibls Hell arrested
K Themas McMauus, of Philadelphia, en a
fi Charge of selling dry goods through the town
without a license. He was taken before
Squire Reath, who issueu an attachment en
his goods and appointed a bearing for Mon
day. Mr. Daniel G. Engle has returned trem
Philadelphia, bringing back the stock that he
had en exhibition at the state fair.
There will be a balloon ascension at Ma
lUHUUll OMUtUltV (JC111U. A1U. J.lJijrUK,
'landlord of the Waahlneten house, will Mend
SKi4 it up. The balloon will have a number of
ff lire works attached te it, which will explede
-' if a mld-alr.
Quite a number of our townspeople ac-
-emrul6d the Grand Armv pest te Lan
caster en Wednesday te witness the 0. A. Ii,
reunion.
Christ Harur, mine host of the Cre&s
Keys, is again about, after a serious iilnesi of
several weeks.
Building Improvements seem te have a
boom in this place. A number et substantial
brick houses are nearing completion en
Walnut street, and four frame houses have
lately been finished en Second street. The
Ane residence of CeL Case is almost finished
and P. C. Fulweiler is enlarging his cigar
factory te almost deuble its termer size by
Butting up one addition te the back part el
la factory.
Mr. J. Getz. of Springfield. Ohie, formerly
,. of this place, is here en a visit te his old home
eiier au absence ei almost ju years.
The bridal couples are eettintr baek,
Messrs. Jehn Llbhart and Clayt Park hae
Dotu returned home with their briues irem
their wedding trip. The calltliumtlins
honored both with a serenade.
Cel. Carsen Haldeman, of TiUlahaa.se,
Flerida, arrived In Marietta after sojourning
t Cape May and Saratoga.
Mr. Jeseph McConnell, a former resident
of this place, new employed In the woolen
mljls at New Albany, Ind,, spent several
days in town this week.
Charitable llequMts.
The wtll of the late Ursula Solemon, a rest
dent of the Seventh ward, who died a short
time age, was admitted te probate te-day. In
, U the directs that the (200 bequeathed by her
'1 .hAi.l te I9t Inlhnnir'aPiillinllftnliii.nti I.a
Bald. Her charitable bequests are fM) te St.
Jeseph's Catholle church, f25 te the Sisters ei
lh Hacred Heart academy, $50 te Father
i ar aim. r.a .anDu vnv lie.u.ll .tn.1 I.Xbl.r..,
c;.d the balanee of her estate, after the nar.
at of a few specific legacies. Is Klven te St.
Aatbeny's Catholle church. Her will also
ttslslned a prevision that it she dled within
BMny aays ei lis execution, wnicii would
sake the charitable bequests void, that all
Mr estate should go te Father Faul, less the
: sfsuiue legacies te relatives, 'i no win was
tiSMdeen January 23. ISM. and hi hIih ll!
f",.11011 Ume aK the above charities are
gy"fc rumer ivaui is named as execu
l-' . J .
Miss Maria L.. the vnnnimti .i., ,,... ,
t Jaeeb Hippie, was married te Albert V.
Merner, of Llttlestewn, Adams county, at
- residence ei the bride's parents, Mount
''3eji en Thursday evening. Bev. J. H.
,-, umbenheu, ei the Lutheran church, per.
..fecaied the ceremony. Miss El la Hippie, a
i,;UUref the bride, attended ber, aud Charles
swie, pi Auams county, was groomsman,
fs ushers were Harry Myers, et Newtown.
' SSd J. B. Hippie, of Lancaster. A hundred
relatives and friends of the family were In
' at(ndsns participated In the festivities and
partook of an elegant supper. The lleral
eaferiBM were beautiiul and the presents
'valuable and useful. Miss Delia Perkins
presided at Utt organ.
TV
early
in KitRle.
designate! as " annl-
r me r castirs or the
e Gelden Kagle In rennsyl-
at being the tenth aunlversarv et
Production of tbe order into the state.
'he event will be celebrated with literary
and musical entertainments through the
state. Blue Cress Castle, Ne. , of I.aucASter,
nlllcelebrate en October 4th, at Kepler's
building. Sir Knight A. B, Hasslerwllt do de do
llver an address.
The lleyt Night Scheel.
The attendance at the boy ' night choel Is
very encouraging. There are new VO pupils
en the roll and en Wednesday evening, with
all the excitemeuts en the street, en account
of the Grand Army camp tire, there were S3
pupils prcent. 'Three teachers are new em em
pleyed and a leurth will probably be added
en the first of the month.
About a Mortar lied.
Herman Krenz, of Church street, has been
held before Alderman Deeu, en the charge of
malicious mischief aud maintaining a nuis
ance. The presecutrix 1 Mrs. Christiana
(.'line, of Bwkland street. She cays that
Krenz has a mortar bed near her" beuse,
which has been splashed with lime, etc
A t'4rm MTlthdntnn.
James Cellins, auctioneer, for Abraham
Brubaker, assignee of li 11. Fritz, of Eden
tow nshlp, ellered the farm et the last named
at public sale en Thursday. The larm con
tained ill seres, and was "withdrawn at JH2
per acre. The s,ile was adjourned te October
11.
till In Yerk Cenntj-.
C B. Pfalt7graft has discovered oil upon
his farm In Manchester township, Yerk
county. He sunk a small shall In the mead
ow near the stream, which tilled up with
water, and from the surface of which was
gathered se eral bottles of oil.
Three Ledgers Ilcharceri.
Three ledgers were Inmates et the station
house en Thursday night They are look
ing for work, gave a geed wveunt of them
selves and the mayor discharged them.
Te Trench at Miirletta.
Mr. Max Pub, student of the senior class
in the theological seminary of this city,
will preach next Sunday moruleg iu the
.Ien's church at Marietta.
l'roneenled by Ills Wife.
William Christ has been prosecuted by his
wife, before Alderman i'ordney, for assault
and battery and surety of the pe.tee. He was
arrested by Officer Cramer, aud Is held ler a
hearing.
HafrA for .Su'tirdii. lNTK.LLter.NCEn.
Jt tcilt of the best jiajier ei er jirintctl in this
town,
14 ir weiiTii wiiili:?
" Is It w erth n bile that we Jostle a brother.
Hearing hUl:ad en the rough read et life '
Is It worth while that no Jeer stench ether
In blackness of heart that e wur te the knife '
ued pity ua all In our pltlfal strife "
Cuactacqca I.Hcrar and Scientific Circle
will meet In 1 11. C A. ball this evening at 7
o'clock. A fall organization n Ml be etlected and
plan et work adopted. It U luipertunt that all
persons desiring te Jein bs present.
Cusir excursion te the SMuLlnck, Tne-day,
eeplember2i. Hound trip tickets geed forthree
days, fare only 150, including; 14 milts around
the Switchback and Glen Oneke Through
train leaves Lancaster (King nn) at SJOand
Columbia at B.W a. m ; Mantilni, II; Lltltz
6 11, aud Kphnita, 703. ltHturnlng same day
leaves Maucb Chunk at i IS p. m.
septle,ls,ssi,27Jtitw
Alllllseilltellts.
The Leema Brether. The l.eonze llrethcrs,
with their dramatic company, 111 open a week's
engagement, at popular prices, in the opera
house Mendiy night. They will present the
beautiful picturesque play of the time et 1776,
entitled " llrether Against itrether," In which
the trained dogs, bald te be the ilncst In the
country, will appear.
irn
ItCBKuivEs-Sept.;i, 1 A, iii lnclttnapells, Ind ,
AnnaM , nlfderthelate Majer Ibem&s II llur llur
rewes. s3 2td
Wellzr. September 'ii. 1-"1, nt Wa'hlngten,
Ohie, Mrs. Catharine ItUler, Htie ut Jehn IV
Wcller, In the Wth year of her nire.
He'atlves and friends arc ;resietfully Invited
te attend her funeral from the residence of her
son, 11. It Wcller, 311 Ka.tt cheitnut street, en
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment at
Lancaster cemetery.
Pcnn-Tzs. In inH city, en theMd lnsb.Mai;
dalena bchultze,aged 77 jearj.
Kunenil from the residence of her Ben, U'm.
Schnltze, corner St..! osephnnd Derwart streets,
Saturday morning at 0 o'clei-k. lllfrh mass at
St. Jeseph's church. Inttrreent at ut Jeseph's
ceuictery. it'
POLITIC!
TIIK STATK TICKKT.
Ooiemer.
CIIAUNCKY f. lll.ACK.iif Vnik.
Lieutenant Uoierner
11. 1IUUCK UIcKTr.e, of l.uzerne.
A udtler General :
WILLIAM J. HUKN.NKN.ef Allegheny.
Hteretnry of Jnlernnt Affiurt
J. SIMPSON AKH1UA, of lluiltlllgden.
Cengreximanil fairye
MAXWELLSTKVK.SsON'.ei Philadelphia.
Cnunt) Ticket.
r Vengrtu.GOL EtW. MrtJOVKIt.V.
btate benater llV)-f V III' I I.
Atsemliy (MJ-l)ll.H M III. ILK
Hll.A.8 MILLHlt.
" (M)-KIV I'AIS I hit.
UKO IV ALTON.
II. .V.MOII I.Kit.
DlitriH Atterney-JSO I. MVL'J.SK
i'oer J)i re et or i J A C S .V h All!
K. J.I1AI1.VKS
J'ruen Jmpeelert-UKO l'OSl,
J. V. H'lsK.
CounttHurxeuerF. It. WHITE.
XIAUKF.TH.
Mew Yerk Ikrmtuce Murk!
Nkw Y'ekk, Sept. 51 Kleur market nrm but
weak; I'I no, I J J0! W; .Siiperrtne, .ilifjj !)
Common te unea Kxtra Western, t.'7it37U;
Ooed te Choice Eztru Western, 13 fnJ5 ID;
City Mill hxtras. It trtil W ler West Indies!
Minn. Kitru.uwiflSiOt hxtrae.2,i &xji 65.
Geed te Fancy Extra state, t-t ,te3i 7 ; Common
te lair KxtraOIile i7i'1 7'i.
w neat no. 1 nee statu en 8pet,tSat Ne. 1
White, state, 81c t Ne i lied, winter, cash.
Sljic t Oct , bJc 1 Nev . t.ie
Cern Ne, 3 Mixed, tush, is'tc ; Oct, I7ic :
Nev,4s,'c.
Oats Ne. 1 White Rtate, spot, 37-: Ne. 2.
de. SJe I Ne. 2 Mixed Western, Oct., sjc
Uye dull and nominal t l caturn, MS37 : Can
ada, MOMc.
Barley ver- dull.
Ferk quiet; New Mess, 111 iSfJll 50.
Iiard sept , v, je j Oct , n ; n ev , ti 10
Melasses dull) lXc ler Ui lest ueillnK
stock ; l'orte itlce, 3eec.
Turpentine quiet at ssc
Ilesln quiet 1 strained te goon f 1 (m.'Sl 1 7
FreUrhu easy t grain IeLIvumhriI. j ;c
i'otruleutn qelet i refined In bunel, lilic : Ce
In cases, t)l(lbia.
flutter Market strong 1 New W estein
Creamery. 5ea2e ; 1'cnn'a de, 578?.c
Cheese dull but firm) Western Hat, UXfllOc.
Eggs steady; State, lSQUc ; Western. l'JQ
50c.
Bugsr market dull ; lteflnlid tntleif, es-lwi
Kmnulated, Ce.
" qiuetana steady ; prime city, 1 MOO.
iH??',.,,et flUr csirgoes ut HUe.
te Tinft SiU,cr.n.1,na tt"d I'OiHsluun, common
te lair, JXOle ; itaumvju, 4101x0.
ClUUkdelphlr, fiwluie MarkM
enllJi oeVoi5 ' c,tern ttl ' " w '"
Uye deuratWKftJ se.
1 P. m call Wheat B.,n..
MKe.t Nev'., sii , i.'"V,r,,u' " ' "a
l7er-Bept., 4ec Oct., 10't Nev, Ufa 1 Dec ,
5UMi8pt,'!"We' 0ct' 34'
9 ec, WJie,
Nev., ssjfe;
ioes.
umtt, Itmker.
ent. SI. le e'cUmk n. in.
htt. I'etn. 0t. I'erk. Lsrt.
3TS i si
ki v. 'i tiy, e us
.74
77
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comber. i
May
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Head.
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winter Wheat...,
Spring Whett...!
Cern
Oats....
Uye
lt&rluy
OU city
Crude Oil
Receipts Uc.
Closing Prlcee 1 o'clock p. te.
Deau tnm. vl. ipti, i.nru.
September...
October
November ..
Uocembcr...
Hay
OU City
Crude OU.
n
37
7K
7 '."U
si
9 77S'
6 2S
6 i:s
US 31 S
Ci
Live Meck Markets.
CHtaioe, Sept. 51 -The flreeeri' Jeurnat reports
Cattle Receipts, ll.w head t shipments, s,(u)
head: mirket strong; shlptilnp st,rs, 9M te
l.Yis, W('Jt suckers nnd feelers at ri 10
eSFO; cons, bulls and nitied at II Setll 'jr;
bulk at s-W. Ml through Teias cnttle
streng: co , 12 nsfl se t steers, I J Tlttl : Vt est.
em ranKers firm natlies and hslf brri'ds
3flnut cows, tl s'Glrt , wintered Teiaiu, WW
tflAS.
Hcv ltecclpts, 2l.iKi he.idt shipments,
S.oe hef.a ; market actlve reueh anil mlxel,
Htvai'5: raeWlnn and shlpplnj, II &l 'Jt
llSht, HWI65: skips, riNiflJ 60
Sheep Itecelpts. l.til) heaat shipments, Crtli
market ns strong! nstlves. tl leill hi.
IN estern, U JiQJ 10 . Texans, f 0tfJ 10 . iambs,
75Q5 ID.
Kist Lissutt Cattle receipts, 1M headt
shipments. Its . mirket slew j prime, f I 7lJS .
fair te geed, II Kill fsl . common, lift' mock
ers, II 7JIJJ te feeders, H8I se, shipments te
New erk, none.
w Yerk storks.
h'sw Yerk Sept. SI Wall Mreet, lsap in.
Meney leaned at fJ7 iht cent. Eichange finn
at M i?SCtl iH i Oevernmenta were firm :
Currency 0 a, II .i bid ; i s coups. I1J7' bid ,
l,Vs coups, 111 bid
The stx:k market this morning opened actlre
and excited, with Erie, Heading and Central
Pacific the leatures and advanced i te IU jn-r
cent, ever last night's figures. The list then be be
camequlet fera time, when U L AW nndJer
sey Central wera made the features, and a iuture
advance ef(,(tl percent was made The market
Is new strong at prices within a fraction of the
belt figures of the day.
jteck Miiegets.
(Jnotatlens by Ueed, McQrann A Ce., bankers,
Lts.nca.sier, ra.
FW VORk tlST.
Canada Paclnc.
C C. C. 1
Cel. Cenl
Central 1'aclnc.
OanviA Southern
CM., St L.1 fgb
Denver A Uleurrjide..,
Del . Lack. St Wet tern..,
xrte
Ul.
12 M.
lr.,
67
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S3
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IT
10-
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WS
6?i
47H
MS
Vj" '
1J3
61H
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WV.
3V4
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"73i
112
U7'2
Sb
Erie 2d nn
New Jersey Central M',
K. AT 314
Leu. A N ,'
Lake Shere 9 i
Michigan Central., p;
MisnariraclCc 112
Northern 1'aclflc 2)
N. I', rret t,l,
N. Vf U72
New Yerk Centnd lUVa
E.utTeunCeui
Omaha ii
Oregon Trans .tls;
OaUirleA We'tcm 3i
Piclflc Mall 57J,
KxhesterA ritunurg
St. I'inl 97)
Texas Faclflc 1:';
Union 1'aciac iH.
Wabash Common Jl
WSa,j1i"rit,rn,(i jj
Weitern Union Telegiaph.. 7?j
WeUShore
raiLADiirnu list.
Lehln-i. valley
B..N Y A 1'bUa I'
Ienn9ylvs.riA M
Heading 1
Lehigh Navigation
Hostenvllle
Philadelphia A Erie Tew
Northern Cent
People's Passenger
U'd'gUen'lsM'tg's s iw;
ou i'2
5V
lrr:
113; 1UK,
I'lVJ
4
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73' 1
miH
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30
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57i4
B7s;
174
Mi.
s?4
1 11-18
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10IW
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Nt.tr Aiivritrifiuminit.
TJAKINQ fOWUKH,
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS ponder never varies. A mirvel of
purity, Btrenstannd nholesomoness. Mere
economical than thn ordinary kinds, and cannot
be sold In competition with the nniltltudeel low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate pewdirs.
60W only in cunt IIetal IUkise I'onDEftCe,
104 Wall etrect, New Yerk. may27-lydAw
WA ' T K I) SALESLADIES AND
Salesmen, with or without experience.
Apply at once at the Bosten store
It STAMM BI103 A CO.
ANTKD-A OIRL tOR fiLNKILVL
honhewerk te go te Philadelphia ; geed
wages will be paid Apply at
silJtd 5.HNUU1II IlUKEBTltRKT.
SCHOOL TAX NOTICK
Parties that have net pud their school tax
terlxlwlll please de se at once, as the books
have been placed In inj- hands fur collection,
call at Ne tu Seuth Queen street or the collec
tor will call personally.
JOHN IIEGE.Jk.
sep54-lwdit Collector.
PUHLICSALK-ON MONDAY Al-TKK-NOON
next at 1 o'clock, In the rear of Ne.
50 West King street, of a general assortment of
tlutmlth's tools. Including groevers, formers,
Hiring, burring and lalngetr machines of all
nlzes : rolier smedge, rneitntr tongs, cte.t alsea
let of finished and untlnljhed tlunare, and a
geed spring market wagon.
s2l5ld JOHN (JKMPEKLINO.
ApS.NEltCHOR HI.NK
MJENNEROHOU BIM,
Saturday Evenlntr,
ADHISSIOX. i'CEXTH.
MC8IC 1IY-
RINK BAND.
ll.Jtd
f 1KKAT ATTRACTION
LAN64STER RINK
West King Street,
TO-NIGHT.
MUSIC IIY K1NIC 11AM).
DANCINO AI'TKUIU O'CLOCK.
The Illiikwlll be open en Sa'.uiday tilteinnrn
for Children and Lames, Irem 2 te 5. fcaeh lady
will recelM) a handsemu l'leieut. Ihere win
also be musle by the ulnk lund and otber at
tractions. Ou Saturday evening the full Liberty Hand, of
thU city, will iflve a
A GRAND CONCERT,
besides furnishing the music for Skating. The
programme will be In tnu parts, Interspersed
with skating.
rrcn concert In the Square at 7 W e clock.
Uoed order will be maintained at nil entertain
ments, &. was the case en the opening night.
I AuiiiUbIeii, 10 Cents ; Skates, 10 Cents.
s2t-)ydU
ClilllOW MtlllN
'.K.N 8TIIKKT. with
Cedecs. fti'2ttt
or A l.AKMK LOT O?
it ever fnim the Leunty I'alrat
Pntk. te-morrow tsATUKUAll
(At lOO'eh k,
JOHN II KEN Hill. Treasurer.
Ru. Witntui, Auctioned It
STABLK ANB CABBIAUK HOL'SK POU
KKM" A llntclAs- llrlck StiOile tornte
liercn and a CurrlARO lleti ter trtur cantauet.
Ijtw.ttlen rrntrnl. Apply seen te
II VUSMA.N .1 llUlt.NS. Ileal KsUle Agents,
2l -til Ne. U rut Umnge St., lAtu-aslrr.
A
T BUBSK'S.
The Queen Syrup
Asadvertl-edat tholateKnlr; It U a geed attl
cle. Try It
Mt e rounds ltet I.utup Starch ler SI routs.
Sl round tloed Carolina Klce ler a cents.
Soups, Soaps, Soaps
AVell seMimed Cincinnati Olive cliesp, by the
box i also, lUbbltts, Miller s lleraA aud a deien
ether Rtletl03.
HONEY,
HONEY,
HONEY,
Kine I etub Heney In two pound Inimes,
ler nice Heney by the qusrt, cry flne
Call
ATBURSK'S,
17 WAST iviNQ STREET,
NO.
LANCASTKll, PA.
"TeIophene Connection.
CT. JOSEl'H'iS HOSPITAL
WINS THE PRIZE.
Oier loe Pounds of
Moere's Surprise Reller Precess Fleur
GIVEN AW At.
In order that SL Jeseph's Hospital may receive
the beneht et the offer made by a certain llreccr
In this cttv that he would aire te that lnstltu
Hen Ten Dollars for e ery Jii Pounds of Moere's
burprlse Helier Kleur glveu away by us, e
hereby extend an Invitation te him and
the public te call and be convinced tht we hive
given away ever leu Pounds of this flour, and
ter which w e have names te she w here e erj"
iS Pounds til it w cnL
We will continue le give away this brand of
Heur, anil expect by the end of the week te
have given away ai twunds mere, therein se
curing for the hospital thirty dollars 01 the gen
tleman's money
e sell a grade of flour at 50r a (Jutrter that
wecau recommend. l)er a ten el It larrted
ttwj) last week.
fA NKIVCAUlireit SATLKUAY.-W
OUA.NULATKI) SUGAlt, 61,
AT-
CLARK E'S.
NO. a WKST K1NQ tiTllKET, LANCASTKll
luarlilydAw
TCTONEST DE.VL1NO.
Honest Dealing ys, Humbug.
" Ulng out the false, ring In the true
$10 Cash Will Be Given Away
Te St Jeseph's Hospital by the undersigned,
for every 200 pounds of Moere s urprl-e Heller
flour '"given away" by a certain advertiser
whoseactlons"CONTltADKT 'his assertions.
TIIK A110VE OKFEtl CONTINUES OPEN.
It Is an HONEST ONE, and though clashing
w tth " Trickery " will net lie allowed te assluii
latewlihlt.
It mustalsebedetertnlned tn a businesslike
manner and without evasion
A drowning man will clutch at a straw, and It
Is as easy for a whipped charlatan lu htscTtreni
lty te w tlte a lie as te act one.
NONE of Moere's Surprise Heller Fleur has
eeen --given awuy, anu none is nseiy 10 00.
contrary Is politely declined us " no evidence."
it 13 the people themel es n he are needed te
make affidavit and produce satisfactory ptoef
before the mayor that they did net havr t' pav
HIGH PltlCbS ler LOW OUAIE..f Traand
Coffee, In enantlty. In e'der t,p..rcAuJt the
nenrjireleficfd te be "gucn away.
My check ler HOU11LK TIIK AMOUNT Is
ready te be handed te the mayor, and my offer
Is open nnd above beard' and, I as openly and
fearlessly defy an equivocating advertiser te re
fnte the evidence el a countless numberef de
ceived and disappointed applicants, ready and
anxious te testily thit they " were humbugged "
and were refused the advertised "gilt" In Its
literal ensa.
I Invite the public te prove for themselves the
emptiness and fallaey of the "giving away'
conjuring sj stem, and wtll give te any person
or persons s.1 00 CASH for every ae ts of
Moere's Surprise Heller Heur either "given
away " or SOLD te them today or this wtek by
the IndlMdual In qnesUxn
"Honest dealing" Is the watchward of every
true business man who guarantees both quality
and quantity.
My sales of Pure Teas and Coffees have in
creased four-fold during the punt weefc. Alt
these who hive tried them return for mere, and
tneir "actions speaic leuaer man werus
bringing their friends te trv them.
A careiuiiy selected and special
Invoice of
teune Ilvsen, Meyune early
crop) I Basket
r irea, Bun uneu.unu ran urea japan swaiiew
crop. Meey-Hnng, Kormesa, 3c Oolong Teas
flrst picking; aud strictly choice Pt-a Leaf
ereenleas en tbn read should irrtvc Tutsday.
Uranulatt.d Sugar, fie ; with lea or ten"t.e.
OHARLES MA0NAY,
NOS. 115 A 117 NOKT1I (JUEEN STP.EET.
sep5l tfd
R
EDUCTION" IX SHOES.
Great Reduction
-IN
SHOES.
Ladles'
ll.Se.
IJest Pebble Ilutten Shoes, 11.55 and
Ooed Olevo Tep Ilutten Shoes. 11.25.
j.aeies-
Il-vjandr-bu.
Indies' Lancaster Kid Ilutten Shoes, tiM and
"Misses' llest Pebble Scheel Shoes Htel, ll.W),
IL2Sandil 50.
Misses' Fine Kid Ilutten Shoes, lfeel or Spring
iteei, ii ', si.oe. 91 ,0.
Chllds' spnng-lleel Shoes, Sec , C5c. and 75c.
Ladles'
I'UW
pern Slippers. 75c and $1 ou
Women's Heuse b
uppers, m.c.
ner
Y'euths' and Ilej-s' school Shoes, ll.oe, 11.25.
Jkiyx' Flne ilutten or Lace Shoes, ILbi and r-W.
Men's Ooed Lace Shoes, II 25 and tl fA
Men's Flne Call Lace aud Ilutten Shoes, t-.OO
and .5e.
JOHN HIEMENZ,
NO. 61 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
JunelllydF
(INUCIUEHHUILDINO.)
G
HAND OPENING
or
New Fall &oeds.
WATT & SHAND,
Nea. 6, 0 and 10 East King Street,
LANCASTEIt, I'A.,
llave Itocelved Upwards of CO Casea of NKW
rALL O0ODS during the past -sweek, The
Bhelyes and counters of the
Drees Goods Department
Ale fairly groaning under the Immense weight
or rretiLh, Uermanund American
IHlESS STUFFS A5I) .NOVELTIES.
All the new colorings and latest fancies In
SILK AND WOOL MIXTLUIE3,
SILK ANU WOOL bTltll'KS AND PLAID9,
SAXONY SUITINQ9,
FllENCHSKHUES, FINE WOOL DIAGONALS,
TUICOT, SEHASrOPOLS, CAHHMKUES,
We offer a Choice Variety; Lutes t Styles; Lewest
Prlics.
Thee goods were all contracted rer early In
thoseaseu when tllk and wel wu at the lowest
ubb.andnuroiistemeisrecelvu the full benefit
or our purchasers.
Watt & Shand,
HEW YORK STOEE.
XKW AnrKHTIHKMItHTa.
ItrANTKl) A
riBST.Cl.ASH (U1U,
lloiKework White pre
If ler (leneral
(uttviV Address,
Ne. !MJ Chestnut HU rhlladvliuilAt
tt
WANTKD-SO TOBACCO HTKUM'BUS
anttt nt once. Call at .e.Sl N0IITI1
MAU SIKKKT.
epjltld .I0I1N DsllAVKN.JH.
TACOB P. SMAlTpKEB'tT
PURE RYE WHISKY.
angCTIydll UUKK STUKKT blqUOU STOKK.
TTA1B. Cl.OTll.
TOOTH,
NAIL AND
bargains. Alse
JX Heh ltrnln nt Ureal
Une nnd Cearst 1 embs in gveal variety nnu nt
low prices Toilet lloUtsttes In dtrrcrent stj les.
fishing Incident bsivalns te clnsn twlem win
ter. 1 UAll.Ks, s KAsr KMI PHAUMAC.
JyS-lydtt I,M,
nilTl.TON OPKHA iteusi-
ONK W KKK-C I1MMKNC1NI, MONDAY, SEP
ThMIIKIt 27, lvs
r Irst npivatnnce nt this thotre of Iho Celebra
ted and Otlglnal
LEONZO BROS.,
And their great New erk Dramatic Company
of MetreHilltan Paverites.
Alse, thoMenders of the Nineteenth Century,
TIGER AND LION.I
Murnamed the " Hogs with the Human ltniln.'
the only acting dogs upon the stage who tin
de retain! the Kngllsh language lietter than some
human beings tce them nnd be convinced that
what we say Is true.
During theengsgement of this ceuijny the
following pirt) w ill be prodmed
lUIOTHKH AUAIXST BHOTHKIt.
The lelebrated acting dega. Tiger and Lien,
together with the entire company, will appear
In each play ltemember this great and tneu-ter
show wtll stav only ler en wevk, eommenclng
MOND.W, SKIT hMUKIl :7. ls-s.
SATUKU.W MAT1KKK, SMr m,
PK1CK8 lft.JUASOCKM't.
Iteserved s.ets, 3lv., new en sale at Opera
Heuso Olllce. sepjllwd
T OANKMAN A UKO.
The Prices Tell.
The Quality Sells,
Are you gelug te hae some of these bargains
tn Stylish
Fall and Winter Goods!
Hen't wait, get the first choice from our
bright new gteck of Men's, lleys' aud L'htl
drcn s
CLOTHING.
The best Assortment all the I ending Styles ,
Prices which will startle eerybed.
A Few Sample Prices:
Men s All Weel Suits at (3 CO.
Men's All W oel Casaluiere bulls at i JO.
Men's All Weel Checked Suits at 14 U)
Men s All Weel Worsted Diagonal Suits at lift,
Men's AU-M oel Dress suits nt 112
Men's All Weel Worsted Prince Albert Suits
at 117
Heys' Scheel SutU at li SO.
lteys' Woolen Suits at tXOX
Heys' Dress suits at I7.ti.
Iles-s' All Weel Casslmere 8ull at liue.
Beys' Worsted Suits at lifi.
Ilej Une Checked Suits at 17 i).
Children's Suits irem II 5 up te n).
W e ad, ertl-e bargains. We give Hsrgaln, We
want in te Investigate our goods and prlcej.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.
MEllCHANT TA1LOI19,
MANL'FALTL'ltEBSOF MEN'S HOiS AND
CHILDKEN'S CLOTUINO,
66 & 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Klght en the Southwest Cor.el Orange St.)
LANOASTKlt, PA.
aw Sel connected with any ether Clothing
Ilou-e In the Lily-
W
II.LIAMSON A FOSTER.
CHANGEABLE SEASON
WHLN-
CLOTHING
-A-
LITTLE HEAVIER
-IS
COMFORTABLE.
Vlth the Stormy Season el September we
usually feel like changing eurSuuiuier Suit with
one a little heavier.
FALL SU1T3 FOR CHILDREN,
83.25 te 810.
FALL SUITS FOR BOYS, (Leng
Pants) 84.25 te 815.
FALL SUITS FOR YOUNG QBNTS,
The Favorlte Cutaway Ceat,
86.00 te 823.
Fall Weight Underwear
AND NEW STYLES IN
NECKWEAR.
FALL STYLES IN
Stiff and Flexible Felt Hats
FOR YOUNG GENTS,
And the Latest New Yerk Fashions In
DUNLAP'S FINE SILK HATS,
HOYS' AXD lliILUHL'VS l'OLOS,
15 ten Cents.
TWO SPECIALTIES IN
Dress Shoes I
FOR LADIES.
We offer a bright Finished Kid oral'ebble
Geal Dress Shoe ler 12 OU.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Woeilcran Excellent llrcss Oalter In Ilutten
or Ilalineral fur tl ou.
WILLIAMSONS FOSTER,
Ui!, 3(, !itiuitd !18 East King, St.,
LANCASTKll. PA.
4W8teres closes at 0 O'clock p, W except MOB)
day and Saturday.
wmw AnTMMTIBBMMKn.
nun: iii:ht HiieutiiiRK nnAuiT in
JL tlin market In errrul iirarlca of nunlllv
mid a iitlet iitsliiii, snltalilii ler boys or Kltlt.
ladles in geutlei..en. 'U and eiaiiil&e. at" '
HUllt.KVS IIHUli STOHB.
l West King .tiWt,
TABMKBS AND 6ri7KltS iVWANTO?
C Kin)ity WhUky lUrreU ler Cider can net
them In lets le suit Imin ....
.1 V lUI.IMNARONH,
slMmdAur Itirt Av, llalllmen, Ma.
S1,000
AdKNTH-
Aitilr,siit mire.
Illl.Sl'llTI"S KI.KCl'ltlU tllHlllS.
Ne. Si: lliMdway, New mk.
The Only llenulne. aps Jindeert
B
i'Y Yerit
COAL
SHULMYER'S,
NO. EAST KINO BTUBKT.
septlS-Jwdeed
'lUSONAHLK MKlHOlNia.
" Stitch In tlmesaves nine." rer Butumer Com
plaint take
COCHUA.VS IILAChltKHKY rilllDlAL, or
t'Ol IIIIAN'S JAMAICA UINtlKIt, nr
tOCHIlAN'S IlIAUltlltLA M1A1UIIE.
rea sAta eslv at
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORE,
Nix.137 A IS) North Cjueen 8L, IjMicaster, Pa.
uiajMyeedlt
-pitiVATi: SAUL
1 KILL HAE
A
Car-Loud of Illinois Herses
ll MONDAY, bKPTKUUEKn.lVsl.
r lrst Class aud Heavy Dratl.
Alse, en lund seme WESTKIIN HOItSES-Klrst-Class
llttMirs aud forUeneral rami Hue.
UF.OllliE OHOSSMAN.
ONTKAC'TOK AND HUIMIKK.
GEORGE ERNST,
CAKPENTKll, CONTP.ACTOU A IIU1LDF.11.
Itesldence Ne. Ml West King street 8hei
Kast llnmt street, opposite station house.
WOODKV MANTELS AND OKNF.Il AL H AUD
WOOD WOltK A SPECIALTY
AaTAIl work secures my prompt and jwisensl
nttentlen Drawings anil Estimates furnished.
ect.'T lydll
A iVltAKINcTlFeWDKltr""
W K SKI I. THE 1IEST;TEAS AND COFrEES,
Try A. & P. Baking Pewder.
We have a New Souvenlr, the first of a series :
leek out for the ethers.
TIIK UKEAT ATLANTIC A PAC1HC TEA
COMPANY.
Ne. Ill North yneen "treet.
iTNetc the Name and Number. n'pil U'
A II. KOSHNSTKIN.
V. IM POUTING TAILOIL
31 v selection f
selection for the cemln
ng season ts no
vady, ceinprlslni
diewn In thU c
inrlslnge
rene of the rlnest stock ever
shown In thU city The stock Is entirely new
aud well worth your lnixctlen. My prlcesnru
lnnilerHte. ami wnrkmstiRhln of the best. The
reputation or the house ler line work will be
lullv maintained Having secured rer the com
lng sivwin the services el First-Class Tailors, 1
can guirantee the very best or work.
Sole oreprietor for the Patent Strap Panta
lnen, warranted net te draw up wheu sitting
den n, nor hag at the knee.
A II HOSh.NST F.I. v, North gueen St.
-rrt.KHiiAin',
Fine Tailoring.
A Fnll nnd Comrlete stock or Imported an
Demestic
Suiting aud Ovoreoatlng
rer the Fall Tnde new ready te select Irem.
Call early te secure llest Stj les.
H. GERHART,
Ne U N. OL KEN ST., Opposlle the FoMemco.
uwrn-lMlll
M
CSlfAl.
INSsTKUMKNTS.
THE
MASON &
HAMLIN ORGANS
better than ever, at 7, -e, m.
iip tiw. iii
1. AC.
Hardman's Upright Pianos at 1S0, lit), 133.
Ualne'a I prlght Pianos at IU, KI73, Ac
Decker Itres. sqnare Pianos at W75, 110), J-Vj.
AinertLau Sewing .Machines at r3, IJn, I.1J.
Cornet at 110,113,115.
lellns, Oullais, llanjei and sheet Music, Ac
AT-
W, D, Messer's Mnsic Stere,
NO Ul NOIIT1I (JUEEN 8TUEET,
LANCASTEIt. P
seple-lydll
e
AK UAhh,
THE BEST CLOTHING.
The Cheapen t Clothing In the country
heie.
a linger I'euar's rvertn et
Lewer l'rlcu for It.
Wear In It, and a
anamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Southeast Cerner Sixth and Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
Juno21-tfdeod
H
HIS 11 it II ROTH Kit,
-WE AKE-
ALWAYS AT THE HEAD
OP THE LINE,
IT MATTERS NOT WHAT IT 18, WE AUK
Always in the Lead.
Be It In Style we are Always First.
Be It In Quality we have Always
tbe Beet.
Be it In Workmanship our Werk is
Always Guarantoed.
Be it In Prices we are Always the
Lewest, gtvlnsr the Publle the Boneflt
of tbe Beat Goods for the Least
Meney.
That la what the People always
want and our Prloes Prove our Werd.
Be It In MENS', BOYS' or CHIL
DREN'S SUITS, OVERCOATS,
-ou-
FURNISHINGS,
we are always the Leaders and compel
ethers te fellow. As In everything
olse In our line of Business se also does
it apply te our
Merchant Tailoring Department,
We have lets of Eandsome Styles
In Foreign as well as American Goods
te makote erder for Suits, Ovoreoats,
or Pantaloons, and as In all our ether
Departments we have ONE PRICE
and FAIR DEALING TO EVERY
BODY. One-l'rice Clothiers and Furnishers,
COll. NORTH QUEEN ST. AND CENTUE
SQUAItE, LANOASTKlt, PA.
-Our Stores will hp.Sleee922,
Thursday.
Sepiemher 80th. and rrlday. t,ce ,
LUIUB ! "-..... . -
alie Saturday,
ay, vi.'iuu " -"
UUYS.
eiRSH d BROTHER'S
.TJtK ADVKKTlMCMKNTtl.
ri'HK UNDKUSIONKI) WILL UKdiPRN
A. his eourse el Inslruetlnn In thnUeinnan,
rreueii ami Italian languages, in 1110 estiy mi
of Oeleber nest- Please spply nt his
Ul
udle
ni. ,m KAsi ninti siaAM.
sepXItnd LKO
KON VON OS8HO.
TMl'OHTKI) IN 1I0TT1,KH-FINK
old inwn WHI8KY (
AT
UOHUKU'S LlOUOll HTtlllK,
. ' CKNTltK wgu AUB, l.aiicjuter.'l'a.
JON'THUKt'KH ANY l.ONOKH T"
Frem Your Dl.orderud Kldnej-s, ,
Kliirk ltarreB Mineral Spring Watair
It Ii lmtnnlV KMntiitil a.yrs..u -. m
.I'lhe'H&Sf. a.?." WrtUn te n' ,U'
1II.ACK llAllltRN SPHINU "WaTMS
Persons supplle.1 ana tismi, MrnUbeO.
1'. B. UOOIIM I AM, ManmSr.
Me. 17 Kast tirtintlltnwkt.
Fer sale by J NO. It. KAUrFMAM.bruMtei.
North uiivnn Street, Laneasler, Pa. """
HLACK 1IAUHKN SPU1NU HOUSB new Optra.
WY MI.SSCHIHSTIK IIOMIIRHUIIL
Pleasant Orere, IdtneaaUir Cuntv7Pa.
JUtVHMMMIITB,
TjlUl.TON OI'KUA HOL1HR
Cenimcnclnit MemUj, September SO, 1880.
Matlnres etlncdnr nnd Saturday at 2t!10.
BENNETT &MOULTON'S
Comic Opera Company.
Producing rirst-Class Opera at the
PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRICES
Our Own Orchestra and brass Hand.
ADMIS1IOV lOand SICRNTS
ltbSEKVKI) SEATS 9) CENTS
On Sale at Oira Heuso OiUce, Friday, Scptem Scptem
ber 17Ul
K10HT11 ANNUAL TOUK.
40 AUTIST3. 40AKT1STS.
10.U.W iK'ople attend our performances every wek
HEPEHTOlllE
Friday the Mikade.
a.,, ,.,,... Matlnra The Mikade,
Aturda JMl,ntn(j La Mascot!.
stMHd
nur uuuum.
Flannels and Weel Dress Goods,
e will and best Heeds and bottom Prlees
AT TU
North End Dry Goods Stere.
J W HY11NK,
nevMyd
Na Kl North gueen street.
ri:w VENTl'KllS.
STAMM BROS. & CO.,
Nea. 20 and 28 North Queen Bt.
We have ventured te buy the lArgeit Assort
ment or
QUILTED LININGS.
IN ALL COLORS,
Ever shown tn this city. Having bought thee
Linings Irem first hand. It enables ns te offer
them at prices less than ever before heard of.
ANOTHER KNTUUK IS
WOOLEN YARNS.
SAXONY, ZEPHYll,
CASHSIEKE. (1 KHM AN H OltSTHI, OBKUAM.
TOWN WOOL. Ac.
At price, which we wilt warrant the Lewest In
the city.
BOSTONSTORE.
WStete u(en Monday and Satnrday Even
l"K
J.
S.OIVLKKACO.
w k m:s jrsi what we say.
That we are peslllvely selllnB out our
Entire Stock of
Dry Goods, Carpets
MEKU1IANT TAIL0B1NU.
Special llargalns.
BLAZKKTS, FLAXSELS,
TABLE LINENS,
.Napkin, Towels, Comforts, Eft.
ETcrythtnK Cheap for Cash
tocleso the Stock.
-NOWlSYOUIlTIMET011Ul.
JolmS.Givler&Ce.,
Ne. 25 East King Street,
LmeABTsm, Pa.
P. S. Stere open Monday and Saturday eve
nlnKS. J.
U. MAUT1N.& CO.
Extraerdinry Bargains
-IN-
DRESS TRICOT CLOTHS
-AT-
J. B. Martin & Ge's.
NEW INVOICE OP THESE HOODS BE
CEIVEli AT AHOUT THllEK-gUAH.
TEUS TlIEIUjVALUE.
BARGAIN riO. 1.
ALL-WOOL DltESS T'.ICOT, all shades, St
25c. a yard ; 57 Inches In width.
BARGAIN NO. 2.
ALL-WOOL TL1COT CLOTH, In Plain and
Mixtures, at Wc. a yard; an Inches in width.
BARGAIN NO. 3.
ALL-WOOL TUICOT CLOTH, la Grey and
llrewn Mixtures, at 70c. a yard ; worth fl.oe.
One Yard and a half Wide.
BARGAIN NO. 4.
ALL-WOOL DKESS THICOT CLOTH, Extra
Heavy, Plain Uhades.at Toe. a yard j JKj Inehes
full In width.
DOMESTICS.
rivu Thousand Yards BLUE and GOLD
P1IIN IS at IXe. a yard.
One Thousand Yards KKD M,ANNEL, Extra
Heavy, at Sic i worth ale.
Flvo-Theusan.l Yards UN1ILBACI1ED CAN
TON FLANNEL at ine
Klve Thousand Yards HLK ACHED CANTON
KLANNKLatBcayard.
One Thousand Yards CHEVIOT BHIttTINUB
at"e i Celuuthla Btrlpei i worth te
J. B. Martin 6 Ce,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts
(Oppetlte Btaveni Ueutt.) LAN0ABTEB, tm.
M
t, s V "t -
siwte..-A.?-: -ifc fevi
. & - . v s l,