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M dirty hear this morn-
JMrtT Metad mi Mtnac by pry.
IMHNilUr of ttw kitchen with
at The deer and
r Mrkaef the work of the
kLTm Bkaitar where tbe robber
laMtMlta tern eB, and the weed
Inily tfMBMtd. Oaea In the
I Ww natty teima te all parts of the
, Tkay mat te the upper fleer and en-
lUMaMytegroeai Mr BeM wbar0
iftTMiMapairorpaaiaieoaa wdicu
iBtectay Ik aid of the bed. The
iwm aarrlad down ataira and (9 or
Ik peeketa, A allver watch
M vast pocket out we cnaw
TIM rebbara went Inte tbe
wkara tkay thoroughly ran-
He clean were stolen,
be known If they atele any
the barrels. The store and
doera wan left unlocked when the
I teft This morning when Mr. Hum
be mlaeed hla clothing and after a
.BMkfbOBd them lying In tbekltchen, when
:,S work of tbe rebbere waa dlaoevered.
r?y Mart? Bailed Alive.
;-i-awal Arneld, 17 yeara of age, living In
" mtf It bad m very narrow eacape from death
. While working at Purple's brickyard yeater-
"tVaaw- IT Mi Hlvsrlnfl, mi. m. nlv iMtils wliAn a
iklttf quantity of earth caved in, almost
L iMMriav htm. nta hssul and riiniiMri r ami
rk.a-TT 7 7 : ..-.. ---
fctlB emiy parte net under the earth. Werk-
&4.t"W-smAB Iawtntw4lttlwf sawaawit mr. hla alUf at. It wa
(.- Utd about one-bait beur'a work te release
s'?' - -. . t
s&rsfM, jrenunawiy no nenes are ureken, at
vk u t. k. i .-. :
i -swatnifju am was uiuuni iu psuuiut wanner.
;i;, Daatk of Charles Barge.
Rl. AuilM 11M .MllJII liwl Ml Ww.m
Ei.Vf-P. .. Wl AMHBH HIM UIVU UU f f BUHn
P'i'liaky afternoon at the residence of hla sister
PXtm S. B. Cleppar, after an Illness of five
rr Meat&a. Toe runerai wm take place en
5?,"''' IMa ntuKM umUIi nt .k . -U ...U ... D l
t ea rmaay evening ai me resiaence 01 rare.
J. U. Wright
A atnwberry festival will be held this
Sgy arealng by the working society of tbe St.
fi'. Jeba'a Lntheran church at the residence of
"i-wa. Jehn Yeager.
tin The Gelden Eaglelalr waalargelyattended
..(;; jbb migui, ana a numuer 01 nanaseme ani
fii etaa wen chanced off. The Mt Jey com-
K:?i MMMlArvmnH tha f!AlnmhlAKrfnniipnhnp mrlll
J-r;' - w . varw Ti
gf.aalaad tbe fair en Friday evening.
Jehn Kialleff, a bnkeman en enittne 440
i.$ afUie Peanaylvanla railroad, waa carsbt be-
ys;T tweeuabex car and a car leaded with lum-
y h lt AwAnlnn al kla Iu . l.r..ll.
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j-t tm oemmittee 01 arrangements held a
naaaaUna-Ust nlaht when It was decided te
Parehase f650 worth of flrewerka. Mr. Gee.
W. Haldeman ha been selected as chief
a-wehal of the parade.
Tba Firemen's union will meet this even
lag in the Vigilant cempany'e parlors.
Hra. Ann Uardnelesued Jul Callahan for
asaault and battery. The hearing came oil
laat night before Hqalre Selly, when tbe ac
cused gave ball ler her appearance at court
The Cerdelia furnace, owned by Mr. Isaac
McHeee, of Reading, haa burnt out The
furnace baa only been la operation for two
asenth, after undergoing extensive repairs.
Jacob a.Penes returned home last evening
ip tbreugu Kansii.
tatpert-nt Intsr-Staw Cemmtrce DclUersDce.
Tbe lnter-state commerce commission in
Washington, Wednesday night, rendered
iu long expected decision upon the fourth
action of the interstate commerce law.
This sectleu prohibits a greater charge for
tba transportation of passengers and prop prep
arty ever a shorter than ever a longer
distance In the same direction undtr sub
stantially .similar circumstances and con cen con
dltlens. The decision has ler its
principal feature tbe announcement that the
commission, 'alter mature consideration, Is
aatlafled that the statute does net require it
te prescribe In every instance theexceptienal
can and grant its order for relief before the
earrier is at liberty In Its tariffs te depart
from the general. The carrier must
Judga for itself what an tbe substantially
atmltar circumstances and conditions' which
preclude the special rate, rebate or drawback,
Which is made unlawful by tbe
aecoed section, since no tribunal is em
powered te Judge for it until after the
earrier baa acted, aDd then only for the pur
pose or determining whether its action con cen
atltutea a violation el law. 1 he carrier
Judgea en peril of the consequences ; but tbe
pecuu raw, reeaie or araweacK wnicti it
eircumstanees and conditions were net such
MtAfMhlH It att mm f-nnnrneu tA.l l
S&s tended thu. It mint also, hnn mim iha
amme weida In tbe fourth section, have
r-yiatanaM that the carrier whose privilege
"waa In the same way limited by them,
ig aaettld In the same way act upon its
jBearmeai ei inn naming circumstances and
;v: eesMuuens." lae commission, therefore.
'&,,wiU aet undertake te decide in ad vance what
sh tC aaaatltutes or what deea net oenatitutn dis.
ff;S& arlatlaatloe "under substantially similar cir
ij& aauieianeeaand conditions," but will leave
r-i'nilnadeemnaniaaln tiilnir thelr tarliia tr
&T aet upon their own risk, subject te account.
. alllty before the commission and the courts
-il- taeaaeawben complaint la made by inter-
M, aated parties of violation of the law.
E&V9 m
' rsnsnl el Mrs. Mary B. Bear.
lJ, oaf, June 1& The funeral of Mrs. Mary
iy-l-'W. Hear, which took dace veaim-rim-
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mm largest eer Leia in the Lewer Eud.
Barvlcea were held in the Bellevue Presby
larian church and were conducted by Rev.
OL L. Gaul, pastor of dap M. E. church, of
Which deceaaed was a member for many
yeara, Mrs. Hear was a devout Christian, a
kind wife and loving mother, greatly
andeared te all who knew her. She had
baan In III health for eleven yeara. butdurinsr
'fir Hm last eight months had aurfered terribly,
'5, bat bore tbe pain with unshaken flrmneas.
ti-.' . Children's Dav services will ba held ut nn
KH. C Ithnnli ri n. J.n ...l - r
J-J w wu muiiubj OTgUlUK UDll
.- wub au uiv vuauKeauie weainer several
&SUdJ"n bewx very lck wlln dysentery.
Kr. Jacob Rohrer has had three down at one
tTtaata. but they an new somewhat hntir n,i
teSI
IUkaly te recover.
55 Bavaral new house an In course nrr.iim.
gsi rtquea avenue and JenaaEby will erect
5uuu"'uuuaru en nia farm fronting
,'Ta Gap Creamery company cannot nil all
i uimu k uiiaueiaia
.ts m-mm Kiscusn reeds.
JsrH aumta wmu muw mueers went be-
juaarmae ween late en Wednesday
i " "iwni uui ler a nearing
iJnaUee Llataei, en Thursday, June
later that data, however, the hmrim,
S- Si SmnmaIIw vmIv.a am !. . a
t, mm ..Haf Hn MU UI0 aHJUSCU
I aalar iate a noegniranoe for trial at the
f4agatasalc.
kt ixaw lauiaaiewB ejecuoe emcer iave also
nmd ball for a hearina- en tha aama data.
Jbawad: Haaaal have been ntalned for the
r
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rtcKcaer abound town.
aaaentlva anmmltlM nf h r.n..i..
WMraiatartaal aeatety meet en Monday
L,Sn,52iJ,HIIwy'" Catnolle
&SiB-!,,p,eote park en
. KSaaday aaboel will held
ng neural tc-morrew Friday
tha ehurea. Tltagiitaw filled
MUeaa te tba nrmMm7fr,JIK.u,7l
atVaahananta llT ha navwuZT
H. OelTta, aatlar te fiae ketMaTbaa
wstasimwma Be wiu make
jaawaaja m hw wqr aetet
fMMMiriHIJ.
t-fAM-TTAt Jaaa lft.-Jn.ii SeetrUt, a
yewag aaaa ipleyaa ea one or a K. Ulee-aaad'aa-rBta,
waa vary aarleualy kicked en
aba bead by a -aula yaatttday evening. One
yeWMkaockadent. He Is supposed te be
harttataraaUyala& It la net known hew
tha aeetdent eeeumd. He waa found In an
UBoeaaclooa aUta in the stable near one c '
tha aaulea. Dr. 11. A. Mowery was sum
aaenad.
The following teachers were appointed In
East Denegal Tuesday afternoon : M'asb M'asb
lngten school, J. 11. Sbenk t Washington pri
mary, Katie Wlttner; Union, D. II. Hlnger :
Union primary, Carrie Hippie; Denegal,
Jrwln Uberaele; Falrvlew, . W.Urese;
Franklin, 1). C Klchner ; Franklin primary,
J. 8. Htrickler i Lincoln gram mar, J. Lincoln
Herd j Lincoln secondary, I. O Fry j Lincoln
primary, Lsura A. Iieck; Keck l'elnt, Jehn
Uerchelreth ; Maytown high, J. I). Tuekey ;
grammar, J. li. Debutr; secondary, Klls S.
Weaver; primary, May Sesger; primary as
slsUnt, Hells Shelter; Furnace, Tlllle A.
Urady; Curtin, MollleSchell.
Then is trouble In Detweller'a cigar fac
tory. A bunch machine waa lately put In.
This has given tbe empleyes ciuce ler com
plaint as they will hardly be able te make a
living. A strike la threatened. There are
ever one hundred hands employed at this
place.
Kddle Kelnbeld, son el Kl. Kein held, haa
been appointed te a acaucy at Annapolis
naval academy.
Mlsa Alice Cellins sold tire shares el
Marietta National bauk stock te Jehn
Garber at f-10 each.
V. G. Kngle has received two imported
English bull terriers. They are flue speci
mens.
The Kelermed church will give a straw,
berry festival in the rink next Saturday
evening. This is the first iestlval or tbe
(aaaen.
While a Japanese atudeut was returning te
Lancaster from a visit here en Meuday he
lest his hat from tbe moving train. In
attempting te get of! he was thrown with
great force. 1 he spectators closed their eyes
in horror, expecting te open them upeu tbe
terribly mangled remains of a Jap. When
they did open them they beheld hltn turning
back somersaults along tbe read while the
train was going oil iu tbe distance. He waa
little hurt, but make a narrow escape ; a big
scare followed by a laughable burlesque.
St Jeseph Catholic church Is being com cem
pleted. It has remained unfinished for ever
fifteen years. Influential members are con
tributing liberally te its completion. It will
neoneeiuie no est churches in town when
finished
Rev. D. It. Schneder, pwter of 'Ien's Rf
formed church, will preach his farewell ser
mon next Sunday evening. Neil week he
will depart for Europe te presue his studies.
Will Zeek caught a five -pound black biss
in the river en Monday.
SUuUer.t Witmer have a boom iu selling
farming Implements.
Next Sunday will be Children's Day at the
M. K. church.
It K. Jamisen's tally-he pissed through
town en Tuesday mernlug. a great many
thought it was a part el Deck A Jerdan's
circus.
Mrs. David Melllnger and her daughter
Jesle, have gene te Wichita, Kansas, te re
side. Lieut Kdward Housten, of the U. S. navy,
is (be guest of Ames Bewman. The lieu
tenant is a Marietta boy, and he has seen a
large part of the world.
A sharper was arrested at the circus for
playing the thimble trick. Ne complaint
was made against hlui, se the justice dis
cntrgea mm.
Town council met oil TuesdBy evening.
Tbe only business of Importance was that
ordering tbe chief burgess te abate a nuisance
at Maulick's brewery and te have the gutter
en Market street, near thu National bonk,
Improved.
tubiu riHKr OAiir.
The Lanctuter (llane tn Thlr hra.en llj
Uelsatlns tbe Kjleui,
The colored professional ball club, known
ai the Lancaster Giants, which has juet
located here played its find yame yesterday
afternoon en tbe Ironsides greumls. Their
opponents were the Keystone club, of Phila
delphia, and net tbe Reliance, as advertised.
There was a fair crowd present and there is
no doubt that it would have been larger had
it net been that there wasamU-underslanding
about the running of the trains te the grounds.
The game was net one of the most Interesting,
but the colored boys showed up very well
and pleased the people greatly. It was the
first game the members or tbe team had ever
played together se that they will de much
better as time passes. A featureef their play
ing was their daring base running. They all
seem te be ery Meet-footed and are re&'iy te
tike all chances In maklnga Uue. Tue earn
est coaching by several membcrx or the teim
kept the audleuce aroused. The Keystone
club did poorly, especially in the tlrst part of
tbe game. Thu colored men hit their pitcher
very hard and scored nine runs in the tlrst
inniug. Tbe white men seemed te be badly
rattled and for a time did miserably iu the
Held, playing mere like Hc'iml biys than
men. In the second inniug their battery ai
changed and then runs were net te plenty. The
battery of tbeGiants was Seudderaud Vaster.
Tbe former pitched a geed game aud Lut
three hits were made off him Vauter caught
and threw well and showed hlimelt te be a
geed worker. The worst ernirs of tbe
colored men were made by the short step and
first baseman. The folk at tbe game were
delighted with the showing that tha Giants
made, and it la quite sure that they will seen
be able te make the beat of clubs tun tie te
win. The game was called at the end of the
seventh inning te enable the stranger te take
the evening train for i'hiladelphia. The full
score was net kept Tbe Giants had about
fifteen lilts and a half dc.eu errors, Tbe
runs were made as fellows :
Giants 9 0
Kuyatenu u e u
1 0
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Happy ' Htinletkcri."
In the crowd of "Hemleckers"
who
viewed the game from tbe tops of freight
care, house reefs, fences, Ac., yeater
day, there were many familiar laces. Well-to-de
men, who never paid te see a game
since tbe Ironsides grounds were er,ened,
bobbed up serenely yesterday and fought
with the small boy for a place en the freight
ear. One old-timer, who thinks it la
" wicked " te play base bail and much worse
te pay for it, was en band, (en a
car) long before tbe game opened. He
read in the Intkli.kjk.nceii that tbe club la
te remain all season se that he ha bad a cush
ion made for himself. The crowd that occu
pied the outside seat etteu contain some very
curious cbaractera and it would be well worth
while for eraen8, who pay their admission,
te make an inspection of the Hemleckers "
and aee hew many real mean men a little city
tmn tn.l..u.
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Th "FeaiWatalliliitotewn.
The dedication of ihsn h.n ... r. -
Ledge LO.O.F.,at Mlddletewn,Juiy i, prom-
lee te be a red letter dav for th.t i,n..i.
luwci.y ana county will be represented in
we paraae uy Monterey, Fenuea. Ouarrv.
vllle, Etlzabetbtewn and IlalnbrWae Si
each of which will be accompanied by ,bw
band, and large delegations of membera. The
management have also received letters of
acceptance from ledge In Yerk, Harrlsburg,
Lebanon and Reading, of their intention m
participate In the parade. It la expected that
at leaat one thenaand Odd Fellows will be In
line, In addition te which several societies,
who will also bold their meeting In the uew
hall, and the Are companies of the borough
have been Invited te Jein out of courtesy and
jn honor of the day. Te hew that the clti-
e m genem uave uucea an interest in me
demonstration, It la aufllcient te atate that
they have net only determined te decorate
thlr buUdlnga, but have already contributed
enough money te defray the expanses of en
tertaining all Odd Fellows who wUl take part
in the parade.
THE HONORED DEAD.
aemm ur tarn ei.n both uathmm
MBMumt or JUHM itmvK.
in
A Somber el Ills fnpt's ) le Olrlirat the
IMUh AiniMermarv el Ills lllrlh-8. t".
Kbj'a A(1nr-Hinr 1'T Olhsr
Well-Known (Itutumirn.
LiTtrr, June lit At 10 a. ui. te day the
meeting of these interested iu paying a
tribute te the memory of Jehn Heck, the
honored school teacher, was held. N. IU1
msker, e., of Lancaster, ptesldpd and Rev.
J.Max Hark oflered prayer. Mr. Ellraaker
poke feelingly of the dead teacher, letters
were read from Charles A. HelnltsbandJ.l.
McCkey, nf Itncaster, Jeseph Iteck, J. !'
Becker, V. C. Ellmaker, l'bllailelphia, J. tl.
Reck, and A. It Keck, Lttltr, all old pupil.
The principal address, was delivered by
Sltneu 1. Kby, eq , of Lancaster. After re
ferring te the miss leu of the teacher as being
very Important, he said In substance :
Te-day we hve enn-e te de hnuer te such
an one, Jehn Keck, our beloved teacher. A
ablnlug example both as an instructor of
youth aud iu his character as a man. He
begau his Ilia's work, as be tells us, in a ery
bumble way ; teachlug at tlrst 11 e appren
tice boys tbree evenings in each week, in the
then quiet ami secluded Moravian village el
Lltitz.
Having Intended te fellow a dltlerent
calling ; Lelng modest of his own abilities
and highly seusatlve of the responsibilities
connected with the undertaking, he declined,
several Utiles, tue eners te necetueateactier.
Finally, beweer, upon tbe urgent request nf
the geed people of Lltitz, he acceded le their
wishes, and en tbe -J of January, A. D.,
1S15, Umk charge, with many misgivings, of
the village school, then consisting of twenty
two boys, kept iu a tmtldlug ouce useu as a
blacksmith shop.
Frem that eventful day and small begin
ning in the red-tile reefed school house for
ward for lllty long years until In May, Im'O,
when be voluntarily laid down his work,
wrote his maledictery letter, addressed te his
former -,3Jt pupils, and signed bis name te it
as "their humble tacher," be devoted all
bW great energies of mind and body singly
te tbe task he at tlrst se reluctantly assumed.
During that extuiided period he labored early
and late, without baste aud without rest, pa
tiently, faithfully, vigilantly, devoutly te the
end. The germs el learning implanted In
his mind while at Nazareth hall, where he re
ceived his education, growing with bis
growth, aud strengthening with his strength,
as tbe held of his usefulness widened before
him.
On the site of the old blacksmith shop he
erected his new academy. Rut even this
was found tee small te held tbe constantly
increasing numbers who came Hooking in
from far and near te enjoy the benefit of bis
instructions. Mere room had te be provided
and the large tbree storied stone building ad
jacent, known as tbe ' Brether's Heuse,"
was likewise appropriated for school pur
poses. In 1-I0, or even earlier, when most of us
here prceut became his pupils, the school
had obtained a wide reputation andjy reason
of its number bad been divided and graded
se as te occupy four separate apartmoutscene
in tbe uew house arid three in the stone
building, each presided ever by an assistant
teacher, he retaining the control and manage
ment of tbe eutire establishment : teaching
special branches and having care of tbe boys
generally in and out of school when net
under the immediate charge of his assistants.
He exercited a wonderful Influence ever
tbe young ; was quick te read their char
acter and gain their confidence. He encour
aged tbe timid, comforted tbe distressed,
cheered the despondent restrained the
forward, convinced tbe perverse and refac refac
tery by an Hppeal te tbe reasonableness, of his
demands, or subdued them as with a llash of
his displeasure, for when aroused be was
awful. He was a man of decided character
and great energy. This no doubt con
tributed much te the Intluence he wielded as
teacher. But the true secret of his power
ever his pupils lay in the great love he bore
tteai.
tils learning was solid and practical rather
than abstruse. As a teacher of penmanship,
we question whether be ever had his equal,
certainly never hla sui-erler. And in bis
weekly winter eenlng lectures, he became
truly eloquent, at timea reaching the sub
time. Seme of his descriptions when as
sisted by illuminations from Ills magic lan
tern, seemed te our yeuthlul minds like
glimpses of the Apocalypse.
It may also be said te his credit that much
of bis knowledge and method of teaching
waa fell acquired. And be net only In
structed himself, but like a master workman
who prepares bis own implements te work
with, be generally selected lrein among the
pupils of his own school the assistants he
ayseded and trained them for the places he
wished thcin te till.
His school was emphatically a school for
the people. Iu It was taught that which was
useful in all the walks of Ufa And therein
sat without difference or distinction tbe
heir te millions by tbe side of tbe charity
scholar; tbe humble country lad beside the
sons of some of our most eminent and dis
tinguished citizens. All alike had te hew up
te tne chalk line marked out for them by tbe
master.
The bodily health of blspupllsalseengaeed
hla serious attention. Cleanliness with him
was one of the cardinal virtues. Regularly
every morning, when the school assembled
for prayers, the boys were ranged in line and
had te show cleau bands, feet teetat, neck,
head and clothes. Such as tailed te pass bis
rigid Inspection were at once sent home te
put themselves in proper condition.
That bis pupils might have tbe necessary
exercise, be provided for them an ample
play ground, properly Inclesed. Over the
central arch of tbe entrance te tills, en the
outside, was painted an eagle, emblematic of
health and strength, bearing aloft a scroll In
scribed in letters of geld with tbe motto,
"The result of exercise is health." And en
tbe inside ever the same arch, surreuuding a
glebe and ether implements of tbe school
room, appeared tbe admonition in gilt letters :
''lu all your actions aud amusements, avoid
profane language and quarrels."
Although passed from earth, he still speaks
te us from beyond tbe grave, in the closing
words of his valedictory, of tbe blessed hope
of meeting us again.
" Who knows," said his old master, when
he advised him te become a teacher, " who
knows te what It may lead, you may possibly
become a mere useful man than if you re
main a shoemaker.'-
Ne may we say te-day, who knows, buteur
departed friend ha been called from his
place en earth only te hit a higher one in a
better world. And that tbe blessed words
may have already been spoken te him, "well
done thou geed and faithful servant, thou
bast been faitbtul ever a few thing ; I will
make thee ruler ever many things."
And we, a few of hla many pupils en this,
tbe UOtb anniversary of bia birthday, have
come te show our respect acknowledge our
obligations, by placing upon bis grave tbe
tributes of our allectlen, emblamatie of the
mingled strength, loveliness and constancy of
hla character; leaves of tbe oak, flower of
the field, and spray of the evergreen pine,
all bound together wltb tbe symbol of hope
and immortality.
In conclusion, let us hope that our ceminir
together here may be but the forerunner of
ether like reunions, and that befere we sepa
rate te day, a labor of love may be resolved
upon, which in the course of a few mere
yeara will place some eudurlng memorial of
our teacher near the spot where he se faith
fully labored for lllty years a memorial
which shall continue te speak of him a elo
quently a granite and marble can speak, ae
that tbe place that knew him ae long and se
well shall continue te knew htm long after
an or us nave javtseu away.
Tbe following gentlemen also spoke ;
Judge Patterson, Jehnsen Miller, Prof. F.
D. lirickert Mr. Nbatlner, A. B Heldenbacb,
Jacob Landis, A. R. Ueatetter, 1. O. Erb, W.
E. Krelder, 0. 1'. llricker, II. H. Tabudy, H.
li. Hwarr.
The precession, comprising about 50 former
pupils, proceeded by the Lltitz sextette then
proceeded te tbe cemetery accompanied by a
Urge number of citizens. There was prayer
by Rev. Relnke.
The grave of Mr. Beck wa then literally
covered with beautifully flower and ever
green wreaths. The Lltltsi Micnnercher sang a
selection. Then a receaa of 10 minute was
given, after which tbe Micnnercher again
sang. The vUltera then repaired te the hotel
ferrefrahmenta,aiterwblchtm.nea.reltlnB
te the erection of .eme suitable monument
te tbe memory of Mr. Beck waa transacted.
A Leng Trip Ha lore Tusin.
On Fast Line this aliu.noen Mia Gertie
Hughes and her brother Jehn left this city
ter Tucson, Arizona. Mlsa Hughe haa been
attending Linden Hall seminary, Lltitz, and
her brother la a pupil In Beck' boys' school
In tba same town.
Twe Mm sBansea.
Wlnfleld 8. Bums, who Ursa at 539 Green
street, and Is em pleyed In the water de
partment el tha city, was badly burned
thla mernlug. He was assisting te lay a
water pipe en Liberty street A ladle of
het lead was being pound between two
pipes te connect them, and the clay band
being tee wet an explosion occurred.
The lead waa thrown Inte Hum's face
which was terribly' burned. He waa taken te
the etllce of Dr. 8. T. Davis, when hla In
juries wen attended, after which he waa
removed te his home. It I dltUcult as yet te
tell the exact extent of Burns' Injuries and It
I leared that be may lese the sight of hla
eyes.
William Dellet employed at the works or
Lancaster Rsdlster company waa burned en
Tuesday. A fellow workman was carrying
a ladle of het Iren, aud Dellet accidentally
fell against him. The Iren fell Inte Delict's
shoe, burning the stocking from one feet,
and Injuring him severely.
MA Mil AH Kir
K.xuear llm JunelM;, br Knv I'll tries
t.. rrv, at Trinity Lutheran parsonage, I'eter
N. Nliderf, te Miss Maggie C. llltl, both of this
ctly. lta
jiAatksra.
new sura aurast,
Maw Yeax, June If.. flour market stead),
rtne, ti li'flM it); superfine. : 7JOJ 0;
geed te choice extra Western, W N"sf5 tv i geed
te fancy extra state.! '' sjl 15 ; common te geed
extra western, aj ji an.
Wheat Me. 1 Ked state, '-c: Ma 2 de,
C'l.ci Ne. KeO, Winter, .Iiiiih, Wl'.c. July,
sT'c i Aug., s;?c , receipts, lli.ctv; shipment.
IU.I uus.
Oru-e. I mixed cash. 7c : de June. Ke ;
July, Jic i receipts, T,tiw; ahtptnents, w,iw
Oats mi. t White state, 3c; Ma I de
Sw: Jul. 4 Mixed, eash.MHe t June, 3.;)C ; July,
i!c: receipts, Mixe bus : shipments. hi
uye dull i Western, HWc i state, 57HWc.
Barley nominal.
rerk dull: old meM. 115 ni; new, lie w
Lard June, t 'Mt July, ; Aug (j'.'I,
Sept , 17 ('..
Molasses dull at ; for 90 beUlng stock.
Terpentine dull at SJ.Sc-
Beefn Arm i strained te geed, II ?:KQ1 r.S-
retmieum anil i neanea. in cases, sc
rrelgnu dutl i grain te HrDtel. '-M.
nutter nun ; western u-vamnry,
1MI1'-C.
Cbwtw dull i State Kactery,
new. a"kC;
wane. ii"w e"tc.
lags dull ; sute, liSIt"c t Western, 1SJ;0
lOUc.
auicar dull i Ueflntxl CuUeaJ, t 1 '.NJ-iiiC ;
(irunulfttt-d, -c.
Tallew tlnu : prime city. S li-lbc.
Hire nominal ; Carolina, fair te t-oed, 303MC
Coffee nrm i lair canreus, 'Jic ter Kle.
VBloace Predac Ctarasi.
CaicAee.-liiuu 16. 10-JO a. m. Market opened.
w beat June, Jlc; July, Tlc.; Aug., Ti
Sept , TbJic
-ern tune, 5c; July. 3TUc: Aug., 1-Sc
ep', 3Sc.
oau-euno, c; July, JS.'ic ; Auk,2V(c;
bept-, ic.
fork et ijueted.
Lard June, lb 4u; July, S 5", Aus.,tO.
sept ,15 71".
snort tttbs-June. 17 S7K! July,l7 47H; Aug.,
17 I7H ; Sept , 17 57S-
CLOSiaa
Wheat-June, 71,;c; July, :3ic
Sent.. 7-ric
I Aug
He!
corn j une. 5 ic
"". -"fli i
Aug , e
I Aug, SJJ-fc
jS3p-.,irf'(,c.
uau lime, 2tHc;July, '.li'ic
Sept.. c.
Ferk June, as en.
Lard-June, IS; July, l: Hh, ;
SepL.ii?JH.
Klbs-June, I7I7K, July, tti 17:
Sept., 17 70.
Aug,
Aug,
emtn and rrovtsieua
rnrnlshed by S. K. Tundt, Breker.
Chicaoe, June lt, 1 o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. Oats. Ferk, Lard.
714 34
June
July
August....
;:a
37 IU .... 6 1
37J, iM, .... CM
39 S .
S. B Ti
September. pi
uciuuur -,
December l
Winter Wheat
Spring Wheat
Cern.
Oats
Uys
Barley
Oil City.
Crude OU
Uecelpta
Car Leu.
101
311
111
101
C2H
Head.
H0O0
Kerelpts Uein.
Closing Prices o'clock p. m.
wheat. Cern. Out. Perk. Lard.
June
.IlllC
Wi
.-i
S Jiui
6 47
31H
ID
6 :,
ti M
7i
b77
August ;-.
September 7&i
October
December M!,
OU City.
Crude OU
M
tin ateca siarast.
CutOAae, June 10 The Drntrt' Journal n
ports : Caltle-ltecelpts, K") head : shipments,
jue : market slew ; shipping steers, Xt te
1.3U0 .s.. D'.iOl 7); stockers and feeders, II !
Ol-At cows, bulls and mixed, II 750J ; balk,
r: -rai te ; Texas cattle, HOQi it).
Hogs Uecelpts, 'JJ.OM bead; shipments, 4X00
head ; market lower ; rough and mixed, 14 70
Qiie: packing and shipping, trjitJS ; light
It 7035 le; skips. KiOfll .
Sheep Becelpts, jikxi head : shipments,
none : market steady ; natives, (J CHOI 10 ; West
ern, 13 -KJI 10 ; Tciuns, ti 60Q I (.); lambs, II U)
03 90.
East Lisbktt. Cattle Receipts. Wi head ;
lllpments, SsS: marketlllelcss prime. 14 7"9 s!j
lair te geed, II 40434 be; common, II ce0i i5;
10 cars cattle shipped te New 1 erk, te-day
liegs Uecelpta. 10TU head ; shlpmenrs 190
head; market active: Philadelphia, 3 5005 U);
1 erkers, ai i'SQj id j common te light. euesau;
ptgs It 5utjl 75; begs shipped le Mew terk,
13 cars.
Sbeep-Uecelpts, 3I head : shipments. tOM):
market active ; prime, 14 Jisjl 40; fair te geed. 14 00
4 ii ; common, ti 0JJ SO ; spring lambs, 5i(3 bU.
saw ler a stecu.
Maw Yebb. June 16, 1:30 p. m. Meney leaned
at 87 per cent. Kxcharure steady, M t&tll 87;
Oeverumenu steady. Currency 6's, n SJVi bid; '
Coup, II 2x bid: K's de, n 01 bid.
The sleck market this morning opened
firm at advances or te per cent, ever last
night's closing en buying for foreign account,
but by 11 o'clock this was lest en some selling
of Heading. The sleck named dropped per
cunt. After 11 o'clock there was renewed buy
ing and prices advanced steadily. Theudra nee
ranges from V, te 1!J per cent.
moo ajarseia.
Quotations by Heed, McUrann Ce., bankers
Lancaster, l'a.
IW TORK LIST.
Canada Pacific
cecal
Colerado Ceal
Central Pac
Canada Southern....
cm. at. 1.. a rgn
Uen.AHle. Q
Del.L. W 137
arte 33
ne, znas ,
er. v
K. A T
Leu. M
L. Shere
Mlch.Cen
Heck Valley
Missouri Pacific. .
H. r. Fret
M. West.
N. Y.C
Cast Tennessee C. ......
Omaha. ............ .......
Oregon Transportation ,
Ontario a W
FacincMaU
Kicbmend Terminal....
euraui
Tax.Fac
Union Fac ,
Wabash Cem,...
Wabash Fref..,.
western u
West Shere Henda
Mew England ,
rHlLADBtmiA LIST.
lh. Val..................i
u.N. Y.aPhlla
Fa.U It-
Heading
Leh. Mav
Uestenv. Fas,
F. K
M.Cent
Feeplee Fass
Hdg. Uen'la. ,
OU,.),,.. .t.MMIM.i..
Fhlla. TracUen ,
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOT1CE-T1IRKE FER CENT. ABATE.
ment will be allowed en all City Tax paid
onerbulore July!
, II. BATIirOK,
City Treasurer,
j.Mwdli
F
INK AND C'HKAl'.
Harvest Whleky.
AT UOUUKK'S LIQUOR BTOKB,
Ma 1 Centre Square, Lancaster, Fa.
INHrALMENT DEALERS WILL FIND
Just what they iiend. A full line of Instal
ment Weeds sold only tj the instalment Trade
by addressing
inm-.iitsi ua,AL,r.uaeui'rLi i
aprl?-2rudTu,Thb
krte, Fa.
FOR HALE, CHEAP - A LARGER
.. "amFlant being in course el construe censtrue
Ji??i.01ir ?. n,-,,i we are prepared te offer
?.urxil!r" "o'sa-Fewer Knglne and Forty
Si?tt',f7Ar teUer !m. . eheap. Ill 2SS
isauSV..1, tT Injector, Healer. Valves.
iiKi,lc,..tM " i8" running until August
1st, when our new plant will be started. """
JuwiWwdUAitwUUr Ca (Umitsi)
11 a. a. 12a. sr. a
t.l',i i-i!i (,IH
BijJ t,J? tfii
4!?
J SljJ
61 i e,i i
17
137Vi 137'4
33V, 33
KM
75 7 1K
Je n4. 'ay.
) ei 7
JX W '
tw.t
31 ii
M K W.
... SI 3i Sii
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... m liivj HIK
... iml mil n-5
... 13)2 n nii
... ife a.J tay,
... ti Si 3ife
is
... uk b.y. uye
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..... mvi w,i VI
3e a a,H
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lS!i I'J IbX
3.14. ii ?M
... 77 7.J4 -,-ii
... 104 104
... ina f-H
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... tv)i 4K lax
eeee
leeu
.. 6.x etn eiZ
Mil
.Vat B' A I) t'KK TtaHUKSrs.
IAK1MU FOWDKR.
ROYAL
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
-sHt9 new der never
vutlrs. A marvel el
I purity, trvntfta and wholeseinetiesa. Mere
economical Uinn the ordinary kinds, and cannot
I purity, trvntfta and wholesemenos.
De sela in compvuuen who ine uiuiuiuueur low
test, short weight, alum or ptieaphaU) powders.
Sed! only in runt. Keval jIabiks l'ewuaa fis
106 Wall Street. Mew ierk. uiai-iTiilvdAw
lirASTKD.
V V hi salesmen
at en ci en erv liberal
terms Facilities unsurpassed.
llftllWM llltOTIIKIlS,
inlT-tmdAw Niirwrvninn. Km'list.r. N. V.
li'ri COItDS OF 8LAU WOOD FOR
sale. Apply at
1U..NK1 ail K CIIS COM, AKll,
i 15-1 Id'
Cor water and riiPertntiveu.
WA N T K D A COOK TO (JO TO
Ocean Umvn ler a beardlnK home. Apply,
rUEBOK CI1AUUIC, at
r. II.TUUUT A CO.'S
il N.ym-enSU
SCHOOL TAN, 18S7.
The duplicate Is In hehamljOf the Trviiii.
urer. Thrve iwrtent. etr for prompt payment.
Uillce hunts from a. iu till i p. in.
W.u MAU'-IIAI.L, lieasmur.
Jel tfdlt Ma i: Centre Ntuare.
TsJOTlClVAI.lil'KltsbNS ARTrHfntiT.
. tn uarniMl HiiltiU mi-allftlii
; rer a nole
lllldebrand.
Klvcn liy me te tue order of U. .1
dated June It. 1--7. liayable thiee months alter
ilatu ler 1173, lis I win
due.
JunlSltdAltw
net pay the same hen
i.V. rtSlIKK
WANTED - SITI'ATIONS FOR SKV.
era! uoel servants. Apply at
r.U.TKOUTA CO.'S
Ne.'Ji.yueen8t.
PR1VATK SALK
Will be sold at private S'Xle the valuible
firepirty comer Lemen, Mulberry and l.hr l.hr
etle fronting SHI feet en Lemen street, M Itet
en Mulberry, and bJ feet en Charlette street.
Appl le
t K ttOWMKY,
unl6 3iud Ne. ill North tlueeii Stieet.
ESTATE OF K. 1. OON'DEK, LATE
btra.burg lioreugh, iti'n'Miil. I.ettcli
OK
nf
admlnlstrntten en satd estate htng been
granted te the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested ui unike tiumedUte p.iy
uient, and thoe having claims or deiutnds
against the saine.wlll present them ttheii t delay
ter settlement te the undenilgued, residing In
str.uburg, Lancaster county, ra.
I. I) UON UUI, Administrator.
A. 11 kkr Smith, Attorney. myUUdlh
T EVAN'S FLOUR.
Levan's Fleur
THE BUST.
M.ThAS
lACOUF.
SUEAFFER'S
L-IQUOR STORE
I KEilOVl.U TO
NO. 15 0KNTUK. SyUAKK, LANCATCli, PA.
uiayij iiu
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
We de net ajk you te purchase el us befoie
jeu geelsewberu.
We ask you te etamlne the Instruments of
ether dealers at home aud abroad.
iaroallyeucan both as teprlceandiiuallty,
before you come te us
Then kindly pay us a visit. Loek ever our
magnificent stnex.
lleareiir prices. We have no tears of the re
sult. Old Instruments taken In eicriause
WOUIMVAKU'b AOB.NCY,
Mes. A 30 K. King St,, Lancaster City, Fa
iFRiNO, lag;.
A New Departure for fjtncaster tn rine Tal Tal
erlng. Importing direct from tbe best makers
el fine Woellens. I hsva 11st received through
the Houen custom heu-, a large Invoice of my
own Importation of
SU1T1NU, SFltt.NU OVKKCOAT1NU AMD
TUOUSKltlNO,
The like of which, for style andnuallty.haa
never been equaled tn this city, and cannot be
surpassed.
A special Invitation ts hereby extended te all
In want of Snrlnit (iarmeuta te cull earlv and
secure Cholce Patterns. Workmanship the ery
utsb ttuu yiiia kihki luan WTer.
JI (JKKItAKT,
mar-Vlydll Me. 43 North Uucen street
NOTICE.
I have been reriuestcd by the Finance
Committee of the Cltv of Lancaster tn call In
for the sinking Fund tbA following Henda of the
lean authorized by ordinance el tbe Cltv of
Lancaster. Fa, unproved March 3d, A . Is-l, te
relund IJl,KJ of tbe existing Indebtedness of
tha City of Lancaster at 4 per cent , and amended
by ordinance, approved March ;, l.
OF THK SHUtr.S OK ONK TO TWENTY
YKA11S, Vl. .
Nes, 0J, 91, 45, ', 97, 'ii, 9), IU), en One Thousand
AJimeis rui:u.
Nes. 47, 4, 51, 5L 62, (M. Ti. 0. 81, HJ, 83, t, S5, r.
b7, 68. 117, Ul. 134. 135. 1. 1J. 1M. 154. I&5. IW, 157,
15S, 151, 11, lhl, ins. 1R.1. 164, 101, lMi, lb7, IW, llfJ, 171,
171. 17?, of rive Hundred Dollars each.
Nes. 37, M, 3D, 40, 41, 5i, bn, Ut, 1US, 1W, of One
Hundred Dollars eich
Helders will therefore present tbe above num.
be red bends at this office ON oil UKreltK
JULY 1, lt7, for payment, after which date In
terest en suld bends will cease.
jell Did WILLIAM A. MOUTON.Mayet.
crop FILLS.
SICK HEADACHE.
msi'KHPiA
, INDIUKtTION, IIILIOU9NKSS,
Ni:-1-. LIVKU COMPLAIN!-,
Festtlvcly Cared by
01..1
Little Hep Pills,
The People's Favorite Liver rills.
They act slowly but surely, de net gripe and
their effect Is lasting, aud therefore worth a
doenethers. (Docter's formula.) Small, sugar
coated and easy te take. See testimonials.
33c. at druggists or mailed en receipt of price.
IUI. UUI llUUI,!!.,!!! MJDUUD.Ul,
Thev are THK 11K.ST ever miute
Prepared
by an old apothecary, rive bottles II.
Held Ijv Every Orutrirltt In Lancaster.
Juneio-lyeed&w
TTNFORTUNATE,
YET FORTUNATE.
OI course the smash up of our Mite, New De
livery Wagen makes us feel badly, yctweaie
very thankful that no one was seriously hurt
W will still be able te deliver goods promptly.
There are a few of these Nicu Prunes left, G 1.9,
25c, l'runellas, 10c. ft.
CLARK,
martJ-UdAw
N0.28CINTUK8QUAUE.
LAST SATURDAY WE COMMENCED
our sale el staple Goods, and we told you
why you should have them at prices lower than
ever before. Mew. fresh, bright clean In every
way flrst-cless. As usual, you received our
statement as a fact called, found It a fact.
.Bought even cheaper and better than veu
thought. Fer a dollar you received mere than
you ever did before. We thank you for the dol
lar left and the one yet te brine us. Try te give
you mere next time.
GOODS
Marked Down Te-Day.
Handkerchiefs, 4c. formerly 10c. and lie,
soiled by being la tbe window 1 just the thing
foreurboyr,
Uuchlngs Scarlet, Pink. Blue and Cream, te.
Hey's Ties, le, it and S4 cents. Fles and Sleeve
liuttens, large stock, your choice ler Ke. llara'
burgs, wide and narrow, 6c. a yard.
And these are only a few of tha many geed!
en our counters (or your inspection.
MBS. I. M.WOODWARD,
JUlwd
X bast kimu Trr.
-.. r AYMKTiaiiiiKnra.
aw aTIjtak daruTwi TiV"iXei'k ti
TOltbT I'ArBH at IU cents a rackaue,
jlltl commands a ready sale, the best paper tn
tha uiaUut at tbe priest. .
HUHiara nuuu stuhs,
Me. at Wast Htna atraet
r it'll K LADIICH OF TUK FIK8T HA1T-
X tlst Chinch will held a Strawberry resttval
en the lawn tn rear of ebuicb, hast Vhestnut
street, commencing; limrwlar, June is. Ad
mtlnn rruv. JlS-Jtd
TLANT10 CITY.
HOTEL ASHLAND,
ATLANTIC CITY, M.J.
( Mlantle Ave , epp. Mansion.) Ttioreuuhly
lteliirulslied and Itenetated. P. O. lkn.'A7J4.
II AKll Y MVBU-4, l'roprletor.
Hut. Uen kks, Manager. Juuell-Jmd
M
F.CIIAN1CS AND WORKINOMKN'H
BTOIIK.
Haute Underwear ler Men and Iteyn. Hhlrts,
Pants, Owtrnlls, Meckwear, lrein 15 cents and
upward i Cellars, Cuffs, Muspenders. Thu best
IMilaundrlcd Mill I In thegUiaikt't for Me.
1'Ha.se call aud uxamtmnivteru you buy. At
K.8. rhTTKULVSONK-ritlUKIIOirSK,
Mil. M North Oueeil Dtltel,
H
AOKR A RROTUKlt.
White Ms
LACES !
EMBROIDERIES.
P1UUK WKLTS,
I UKNCU NAINSOOK1,
KNU1.1SH NA1NS00K,
INDIA L1NON,
LINEN LAWN,
1CTOHI V LAWN.
NAINSOOK CIIKChS.
LACE FLOUNCINGS.
11LACK C1IANT1LLY,
tlllFUlti:,
FUENCII,
MAKtlUISK,
H111TE31LK rKOOUA,
VLKNCIA ANIIOIIIKNTAI.,
(llh Mariew widths te Match.)
Parasols, Kid Gloves, Hosiery
and Underwear.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Nea. 95 fc 'M West Kin 8t.
LANCA.STKU. PA.
N'
OW RKADY !
Our Ready-Made Stock
SPRING CLOTHING.
W are prepared te show our New nrillNU
BVOCK In Kuady.iJade Mills. Our Assortment
Is Larger than evur before, and Prices Lewer
We have taken special care U Kl up gerHl and
Attractive Sulla for ti uPltlNii TliAHK, and
we feri satisfied eir oiTerta have bnm success
tul. Call and give us thu benefit el jour opinion.
Oar Custom Department
Is Stocked with all the Newest Novelties tn
Suitings, which wu will Make te Older In the
Best Style.
PIT GUARANTEKD.
BURGER & SUTT01J,
Tailors and IC'letlilers,
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANOABTKK. PA.
M
YKR8 dt RATUKON.
An Excellent Reputation
WE KNJOY KOH
FAIR DEALING
-AND-
Lew Prices.
MKN'S DltKbl SUITS lit 118.
that f lice.
lioed Value for
MKN'U HANOhOMK SUITS. IU.
Au)one Wunta.
As Tasty as
MK.V3ilUM.NkSB SUITS ntOM 110 tells. All
Celers, Sack or Cutaway.
YOUII18' SUITS, ; te U. Almest any Style te
riease Yeung Men. .
UOY'B AND CHILUKKN'h SUITS. A Uoed As
sortment at Lew Trices.
Myers & Rathfon,
IiEAUlMU t'lsOTHIERS,
NO. 12 BAST KING STREET.
LAMOABTEK. FA.
NOTIOK TO TRE8PA8HKRH AND
UUMNKHS.-A1I persons are Hereby for
bidden te trespass en any or the lands of the
Cornwall ana speedwell estates In Lebanon or
Lancaster ceunlUs, whether Inclesed or unln unln
clesed, either ler the punmsa or sheeting or
flsblng. as the law will be rigidly enforced
aaalnst all trespaaalasj ea said land 01 the un
dersigned alter this aetiee.
" Wat. O JLBMAM ritKEat AN,
K. PKECY ALUKN,
XDW. U. rKEKMAN.
aprtld Attoreeya ter K. Wi gelemau'e llejri
PA LACK Of rASHlOlt.
KliACKOFFAHUlOW
ASTRICH'S
Palace et Fashion,
13 BAST KINO BTREET,
LANCAHTKIt, FA.
ATTRACTIONS
-reit-
Het Weather.
UOODS THAT Altl. IN SEASON AND AHE
SOLO AT l.fBSTHAN COST or
MANUrACCUHE.
rtrTY de.kn ladies' iii.ack
Ceat Back Jerseys,
sizes j: te ij,
25c. Apiece.
Mehaveclesed out ten sample line of lit, AC K
ANUCOLOItKII MI.K l 1 1 is, trulu oue elltiu
largest liun4rturs In New 1 erk. 1 bete are ahjul
tsn pairs of MltU, ranging In price from ISO te
lie a pair each pair is worth double the money
wu marked them.
l'AUASOLI.
New ts our time te sell thum. New Is ynur
time te buy thvin
Wu have marked them accordingly.
Illack Satin. Lace Irliumi'd and l.tmtd 1140.
Imitation 1'engiw, Lace IrlnilCed, II 111).
Imitation Pongee, Sc.
Satin Couching Parasols, All Colen, inc.
Hiicy attliKMi, 11 , ll.i . II. ; i uu. Ac.
Silk Ombii-ltas and Sunshsde', with Natural,
tviny, .ruuiuiu, cinsr auu uma lianuies.
A MEW LOT OF lllULLlANT l.lsLE (1LOVKS.
Finest Orudis worth Vc , at only IV. a pslr.
s.v l.leviis. black and colored.
CK
1 button length, 3c afMlr.
Jeb In Ladles' l.l-hi 'thread I lee, black, Ian
colors and slates, l?c n pair.
LAlIES'ANDUKNT'--llLIIUII.tiAN UAU.E
Vfcllh.
At !5c Apiece.
ion positively cinnet buy thmn under 37e any.
where else.
NEW KUCHlNtl
In Ubltc, Crciiui, Illack, Pinks, Ulue, at Je.
a yard.
rine Crepe Ltsse Uuchleg, In White, Cieam
and Illack, at inc. a j aid.
TtlKEE UUI DltlVES IS L D1ES' WHITE
Mlsl.lN SKIUIS.
1 live Tucks, Three Inch Embruldury, I'rln
citss Hack, tee (worth tine )
i. Ktght line Tucks, reur Inch Embroidery,
Princes. Uack, "Sc (worth II Ai
1 sixteen rinn and .six Wile Tucks. Ten-Inch
Ide blcganl Embroidery, 11.111 (worth ll.M )
DUESS SHIELDS.
doedynar lluhber Shields.
Kmpress Kubber Lined,
liautts ttubbttr Lined.
1-tecKlnnltx sblelds.
The Snow White Oenutuu Cinlleld Shield ter
White Dresses.
l'KAUL, 1IU1TONS.
A rull stixkef White I'eail llulteus, IB line
te J: line, Iu nvedltrmitiiia'tllt'a.
Alse n Large Assertiiieul of Pearl liuttens,
plain and raucy.
All cnlurs Ivery Wash liutten, Hal and ball, at
Lewest I rltc-s.
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YylUMYKR-atURNITURK HTORK.
FULL VALUE.
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EVERY DOLLAIl.
NO MISUKPUESKNTATIONS.
OUK WOUK WILL STAN II THE TKST.
The Wealing of Our Ooed- will IkarUsOutln
What We Say.
re Save Mnney Is tegnt that which will. Wear
thu Longest, and which need net bu lie
placed In a Short '1 line.
SURPRISING I
its, you will' be Suprlsed at our Lew Prices.
Just step In and see what a Large and
Complete stock weareCnrrylug,
and tten On and Tell our
Neighbor.
STYLE, QUALITY AN D THICK TO SUIT ALL
WIDIMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
Cerner eat King and Duke Bta.,
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(.'all us up ly TclcpbQip,
with nlili li we hare been
connected, te-day, and your
wants In our line will hare
our best attention.
HEIMTSHS
Furniture Depot.
TBAB Amu cerrmta.
TTOUHKUOliD KCONOMY.
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY 1
Pure Jelly lu 30 1, Pales, II. i a I'ale, or Be for
Single Found.
Pure Comb Heney 10c. ,,
Twe founds Cream Cheese ter 25c
Three Pounds Choice rigs for lc.
haven Pounds Geed Prunes ter Sic.
reur Pounds French Prunes ter 23c
Twe Pounds Prunes and 2 fti Kaltlns ler 2"c
Kpp'a Cocea, 20c , Uaker's A Uunkel Bre.'s
Chocolate, lfc. Cake.
Coffees, 12X, is, 18, , ii, u andUeenUper
pound, rresh Boasted dally en tbe premises
Sugars at cost, te Pure White, 3K I Oranu
lated Sugar, cc,
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