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saw Ml etertna which
gMta mm milt crop wiuin
awl Mil vary aatkmaty affect
Maata. They war tee
trt, tzetpt where tha hall cat
h of laeaa : Hi iettaJMlalT tb
ajaarl Moegk te parraltef the ra-
f tM Xaata tMatreyaa. Tbeoeiy
f taaeeaaty anenny aneetea are
Maaer, Waat lsBSBpeter, Kapbe,
aad law adlaeMt township
WkMitMbaUeataawather greater
Thaleai te tha tobacco ia net
ran aarkma. ine replanting or
t 4krieta will ba elmultaneeus
IHmII"! of a tew fields by alew-
ataf) at '88 Haraaa eeed Is being slowly
aawauei k,hh.s we auiuu.
pmrUBtfitn tfiT crop is reauy
SB, AU OI II wuuiu mis uwu
aBttkadltnet been for the great
at " damage" it contained, hlte
jtbaadsnt aad In many cases the
taaoaeft that It cannot be nanuiea.
jBgoeddeslofdry retln it, together
derecta that nave scarea en pur
suit tha balance of the crop will
aad tha buyers will take the risk of
the aeft tobacco, aeme of which tus
aegbt and packed and marked with a
Wa de net yet abandon the belief that
will yet be the favorite ana
Ma crop of Lancaster county. It re-
la different mode of caring than that
for aaed leaf; and many of our
bare net yet learned the proper
, Theaa who have learned it have
fine crepa and aeld them at high
'r",U JUaoeg the buyers last week ware M. H.
i JZMflmaa. who took 7,000 pounds of 'SO leaf
.-. prteee varying from 0 tee for wrappers, 2
?l0f aeoenda and 1 for tillers. The Messrs.
k?7?JSB0E, Nterenman, Banes iv.irey sum buuie
U-.& .IS haA lwtiKft AiMiatf1iipKlAnllnlltlAA Of
Bi AS!" --. .
-N ts a VAt JL. rv mrAA tort imgkm rt 1li.CS
!' "lawf and hnns-ht (SI rsiw T). A. Msver sold
f J?i SO eaaee te loeal cigar manufacturers.
K Thare la bat UtUe doing. In old leaf except
" taaaale of amall leta te local manufacturers.
SfvftJ new lern uigwr uh aaanei.
'y-V'Tttm the TJ. 8. Tobacco Journal.
$" Tha market showed a slight Improvement,
rSft warn Mera animated inquiry ler wrappers.
:Af. ML. , .. .....! ..! 1 ?nn -mma f
.Jaaelleut purchased last week at a oensidera-
.'3;'. k4a advance. large binders continue te be
tr.S aaafenad for with avidity, though prices are
j; kyae means conforming with the prospects
ihw at it There exists nn doubt but what every-
i'je tkUKln the way et old leaf will largely en
Ct' kaaea In value as tbe season progresses. That
B-S- Mara ts net a rise just new is merely uue 10
h ix tha lana-uld condition of the cigar tnsnufac-
'?S tarlmfiitereat, which deadens all prospective
operations.
( In '86 tobarcea nothing but a private rale
"Ot 200 cases Housatenio Is reported at pi ivate
Humatra Apnarently knows of no iuiet
aaarket nor cares for any standstill in the
aaaaatacture of cigars. It sells and sells
lively every day In the week, regardless et
any unjust duty or whims of appraisers,
combinations el Importers, or rulings et the
secretary el the treasury. It brings ateut
SI On whan vw mnt trim anil Irnm SI fill tn
9 srsi "Z" ".z '.::i m.. . '...;i.i.
p i m ca w uau uiKjiu, vivau iuiu ui nuuvt,eulv
'JZ. DUlUIBi
J nsaa-a C. avlrt .i.Ii.k 1I.a1. il.itm (ha
? 1 1 HO) wiu umte iivcijr uuiiiih iu
gAA It. hrlnirlnir tt.n (nial arila nn tn hlkl tuklfM
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JnKrnii.n..A r.r Anrtu IIia .tear laaf
.-. ll .! 111. ..I. n innllniie u.l until
tha '80 crop is sampled.
Of Havana it says only 350 bales were
taken at from 00 cents te H-0 per pound,
and adds : A gentleman wbe has just re
turned irem Havana said te us en Friday :
"Tha new crop (18t7) will be fully one
third less In pounds than that of Isst year.
ABKertiug and baling is keeping the farmers
busy at present, and from the tern pnr dis
played by a great many of them, 1 judge
their crepa have net been all they could de
sire. 1 saw aeme very tine tobacco, but it
formed a very small part of the vegas 1 ex
amined. The MM and elder tobacco will
command In the near future much better
pricee than are new prevailing in this
aearket. I would net be surprised te see an
advance of from 15 te 0 per cent, in geed
Otdateck before September."
Hnmatra The transactions in Sumatra to
bacco this week have been largely cenuned
te old goods, for which there is a geed de
mand. Dealers are keeping prices stitf en
everything that can be classed as geed or
batter. Iiene of the lets sold this week were
large, but the aggregate transactions will
loot up ever 2T-0 bales, at Irem (1.20 te (170
Over 1,300 bales et new tobacco were re
ceived this week. While much of this Is fine
tobacco, the old goods have the call en uianu
lecturers who are buying for immediate use.
Tha best tobacco ettered yet this year is ex
patted at the sale in Amsterdam next week.
dans' Wasair Ilepert.
Balea of aeed leaf tobacco reported ler the
iHTBLLleKNCEn by J. S. Gans' Hen A Ce.,
tobacco brokers, Ne. 131 Water street, New
Tork, for the week ending June SO, 1SM7 :
800 cases 1885, New England, 10Q)12):'c.; 100
aaaaa 1885, New England Havana, bow 11 'iO
Jae. ; 200 cases 1881,1882,1883, Pennsylvania, 1J
SlSe.; 150 cases 1881, 18S5, Dutch, !&Ha;
J caees 1885, Wisconsin Havana, GTc ;
160 cases sundries, 7(i.28c. Total, 1,050 cases.
An observer whose eye is always clear and
bright, speaking about the seed leal market
ea Thursday said :
1be market is dull, there being but few
buyers in town. D. Levy it Seu bare sold
256 cases et their purchase from M.H. Levin's
ateck of 1SS5 Connecticut aeed leaf, wiiiuti
purchase was mentioned tn lat week's I.enf.
The same firm bought about 100 cixes et 1&&!
bread leal Pennsylvania.
'In new leal there are here and there indi
cations of movement, but no sales of im
portance have been definitely closed. Heme
1880 Wisconsin baa been taken at low !igur.
The 18S5 Wisconsin la almost exhausted, the
maximum quantity en hand perhaps net
exceeding 1,000 cases.
"Of the IbM) Pennsylvania Havana aeed
aeme sales have been effected and the out
look la suggests e of activity In this article In
the near luture."
The fblladelibla Market.
There Is a boom in manufactured toliiceo;
aaaeking tobaceo is In sympathy with it, mid
oasis move en imurevingly.
hmmu-Ai tbla is the season of the
Car when many el the dealers m cigar leal
va only a limited aupply suitable ter man.
2",",u? Krl"""t saies are merelere
rat thing the leaf trade la eult. i.,ei
,X. owing te the want of desirable stock. Prices.
jk 'S Jaswaver, still cling te the side et the buyer!
IZKjifM- eeanga weuia ea netaing mere than fair.
f"3- Havana sella aaUmiahlnnlv. If Hun ..
iiV'larly packed, and of the desired tlaver, an
.rassaauwr im huu iuuuu.
By the bv. Phlladel.
pka importers are quietly moving te the
rsf
ajsjiui,
h. aataa. aai-a.a M..-a.-a.
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iriiwa aaarast ler ssaryiauu laurui, auu very
'fr'fall aalaahava baan made, both of fine quai-
I -t a.ta am J- Inm Mfhlt. latfAv tliAra la
.v: atand daeaaaiLrha French contractor has
i'' aat beau ea tha. aiarket Una week. Ohie ia
.''alillvarv outer, and only about 40 buds, for
; 'r-' heaaa cousumpUeo were aeld this week.
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t y whhi uwg V.M.V
S.'v n, b nauj, usweii ibewd uorae lancwr.
K1 kissnv. hnrM wrhlnh nrnmliM tn nrnvB.
I tut oea. It la a mare and bar name la Km.
t pa Abbett. Hha was purchased recently iu
im. JaaotslliiBeis, by Mr. Dally, wbe paid
rBiaodrewntsuBi ter bar. She ia kept at
MaOraBB'a park aa In a ulal the ether day
te iaa4eanaattara.ua la 31 seconds, and
baU 11:12. HbaUaix year old and a green
rv
latetls laiatuur.
iWaMCkaMarNsw.
MMt Waa tnada RunH.v .t
PebBiek tar ika ant u. i t.2
lafaaarrlaca of Jaaaaa Hlbibausar aad
aeueBw, Dew ef West Chester,
r la a aalealad v la Caauwn.. n.il
ta aaare a4 waa faraaarly ef LeMaa-
r wimmmw mmwtm.
at Mcara Lit
tle ssty-uaaaa Msrsaga Haws.
Begnlar Correspeaaonca at lKTatliesscsa.
Columbia, June 21. Ker aeme time rob
beriea have bean cesaaalUed la different parts
of tha town, and an becoming et frequent
eccarrence, Tha rebbera have net secured
much, and their mode et operation does net
enew experta at tha buslnesa. lie! ween e and
10 o'clock laat night the house of Harry I. on en
deaberger waa entered by some unknown
party. The beuse waa entered by opening a
window In the rear. Mr. i.eudeuberger w as
t work, and his wife had retired. Mrs. lou leu
denberger waa awakened by a noise in her
room, when she discovered the presence of a
man. Jumilnsrfrem bed she called loudly
te the neighbors, llefere they responded the
Intruder bad made his escape.
The house of Stephen Scheld was eutered
last night The thieves opened a window of
the second story by means of a ladder. A
pair et pantaloons belonging te Mr. Scueld
waa stolen, which contained between (I aud
Ji The clothing was found lying in the
yard this morning, but the money was miss
lng.
The Keurlh at Ju'j.
The committee of arrangements for the
Fourth of July celebration held a meeting
bnt night. C. U KautHnan, wq , will deliver
the oration and Dr. O. W. llernlbetsel will
read the Declaration of Independence. The
Columbia Mwnnercher, consisting et fifty
voices, will slog patriotic songs at dillerent
parts of the pregrsuiuie. These exercises
will be held in the institute ground. The
display of fireworks will be held ou the hill
opposite Sixth and Chestnut streets.
Karly Closing
Messrs. Heckel A' l'alne and Ulraui Wil
son have started the early closing movement
for the summer month, and will close their
places of business at 7 o'clock during July
and August.
Christian Ulldebrandt entered suit ngstnst
William Turner for asskultand battery. The
hearing came oil last night before Squire
bvana, when the accused was discharged for
lack el evidence.
Julia Callahan sued Mrs. Ann Hardnele
before 'Squire Kvans for the larceny of a
shawl and hat. The accused gave bail ler
her appearance at court
Mr. C. W. Stevenson and two daughters
left town this morning for a visit te 1UUI 1UUI
mere. The Presbyterian and Reformed Sunday
schools have decided net te Jein the Metho
dist people in a uuien picnic te 1'enryn park
en July 1st
The bridge or tbe Columbia A Pert Deposit
railroad ever IVquea creek has been repaired
te allow the crossing et trains.
On the Fourth of July Bear's team will
plsy two games with the Uartey Fishers, of
Duncannon.
A farmer named Jacob Kame was bringing
a wagon lead of hay into town yesterday
afternoon when the front axle of the wsgen
broke down.
This morning Jesse Wolfe, teamster, was
driving up Walnut street aud was seated en
an empty Heur barret As the wagon was
turning Hcrrss Commerce street the barrel
tilted and Mr. Wolfe was thrown te the
ground. He struck the stones of the gutter
crossing with severe force, dislocating the
elbow of his left arm. The horse kept en
moving and the rear portion of the wagon
pa&bed ever Mr. Welle's hip. Dr. Living
ston was summoned and uttended te tbe
Injury.
Farenrll te a PUMter.
M.vvtewn, June -1. Sundty wai j red
letter day for the Kefermed church. 1'. F.
Gasa, of the Lancaster theological semluary,
wbe bad served the c-ongregatleu with much
acceptance during the last year, preached his
farewell sermon. The member who had
shown much kindness tewatds their beloved
pastor during the year did all that lay in their
power te make the day as pleastut as possible
for him. In the morning the Lord's supper
was administered by the KfcV. N". J. Miller,
of Lancaster, assisted by Kav. J. it. Dengler,
of Sellersvllle, l'a., and Mr. Gam. On the
preceding day a class of ten catechumens,
which had been under the Instruction of Mr.
Gass, was confirmed by Kev. X. J. Miller,
assisted by the above named gentlemen.
Tell was the largest class in the history el
the congregation, iietb nn Saturday even
lng and Sunday morning Kev. Miller
preached able sermons. The congregation
deserves much credlt for the progressive
spirit manifested by 1U members during the
past year.
Vestments Fer ry Kr. M J Mcilrl".
The lilleenth anniversary of the ordination
te the priesthood of Very Kev. M. J. Mc
Ilride, administrator of the diocese of liar
rjsburg, occurred en Monday, and be has
gene te HI Bonaventure cellege, New Yerk,
the place of his ordination, te Iki pietent at
tbe commencement exercleea. The Harris
burg Mar say b :
"Father McBride has an army nl friends
and manyet tbe number reiide in I-iucaiter.
Saturday evening bewassgreeAbly HurpriKed
by the presentation Irem that city or an tie
Kant and costly tet or vestments, wlilcli sur
pass in point et magnificence any ecclesiastic tl
robes ever seen In this city. Tlixy Hre valued
at mere than $1,000. Tbe colors harmonize
exquisitely, aud tbe designs are the work el
hand. "
Inquiry of Sister Lucina, or tht. Sitter of
Charity of St. Mary's Catholic church, and
Sister Stanislaus, of tbe Sacred Heart acad
emy, failed te elicit who aie the donors of
the present
Funeral of Frofreur Andrw.
The funeral of Prof. James V. Andrews
took place this morning. At c.'. o'clock a
service of prayer and ictipluml reading was
held by Dr. Mitchell, at the resilience of de
ceased's sister-in-law, Mrs. MuMulien, en
North Duke street The body wa then
taken te tbe King street depot and the friends
accompanied It te Quarryvilla Frem that
place It was taken te Uuien, Coleraln town
ship Services wero held by Dr. C. W
Stewart in the Presbyterian church. The In
torment was made In the cemetery. The
luneral was largely attended. The pall
bearers were W. D. Weaer, dee. A. Lane,
W. F. Beyer, Geerge Kusavli, Fauk B.
Shibley uud Ueerge Kckmau. Tub four last
named were former students of IVef. Au
drevts.
A Third Want Ueu.a ItaltlrU
Chlel Smith and Oil! cer Leiusu raided the
house of Louisa Schantz, en WaxhiuKten
street, between Li and 1 o'clock thlsuierning,
en complaint made by Mrs. Maggie Dietrich,
before Alderman Barr. The charges pro pre pro
lerred were adultery against lsaae S Dietrich
and Louisa Hcbanlz, surety or the peace and
drunkenness and disorderly conduct against
Henry Constelu aud itrunkenuess aud dis
orderly conduct against Cuarles Keese.
Mrs. Dietrich alleges that her husband
neglects her ter thoceuipany el Mrs Schantz
A few weeks age she caused Ibe srret et her
husband ler a similar ellense but did net ap
pear agalna'. him at the hearing. All the
above named parties Hpeut the night in the
"" u"i uui were released this morn
ing. The cases will be heard tomorrow
evening.
The N.w Linus Law.
Seme of the aldermen et tbe city and Jus
tices of the peace of the county, bave an or.
roneeus impression as te tbe supplement
passed te the marriage license act. a num
ber of tii6m have called at the elllce of tbe
clerk el tbe orphans' court ler blanks, se
that they could issue licenses. The law deea
net giVO them that power. All It does give
them la authority te take the affidavits of the
applicant ler license, which must be for
warded te the clerk et the orphans' court,
and If he la aatlsued with the answers re
corded, ha issues a lleenaa
Bt. Mary's Ctaarch runic
At a preliminary mealing of HL Mary 'a
Catuellu chuich Sunday school laat evening,
It waa agreed te held a plcnle at Penryn park
ea Tueeday, July 12. Tay ler'a orchestra baa
baas secured, and all klnda of amuaementa,
aueh M base ball, target praotlee, taanla
quelia, ate, win ba pteTldad.
'
ummttmm e Btmmmr cemmtttKm.
The Werk te Be Ueae aad mra "
Akl Tet,
The street committee held a stated meet
ing Monday evening. Messrs. 8. H. Hey Hey
neldsand I). 0. Kshleuian, counsel et the
Peeples National tank, appeared before tha
committee aud made argument requesting
the committee te reaclnd their action or two
weeks previous, In which they directed the
elty solicitor te secure au injunction te pro pre
vent the bank people from building the new
bank en the old line el the street Instead of
the new one adopted by the court The
committee declined te rescind the resolution
and directed the solicitor te insist ou the In
junction aked ler.
A petition for the repair or Grant street
was presented and read, and the street com
uiiaslener was directed te examine the street
and report te the next meeting the best way
te repair it.
The clerk or the committee, Kdwln S.
Smelt, was Instructed te advertise for pre
pesals for the fellow lug work which had
been recommended by the committee :
Fer building a bridge ever llelfuiau's run
at Seymour street
Fer building a bridge across the Coneetega
creek at Kelgart's Landing.
Fer sewer en Seuth I.ltue street, fifty leet
from Middle and thence te Ine street
Fer sewer en West Lemou street, Irem
west side of Mulberry te Arch alley.
Fer sewer In Fex's alley, between Lancas
ter avenue and Charlette street
Forexteusleu el Ceral street sewer, Irem
present termluus te west slileel Kuby street
Fer sen or en German street from Church
street te Seuth Queen.
Fer macadamlriiig Fast Orange street be
tween Ann and Marshall; West Orange street
between l'me and Nevln, and Lemen te Cel
timbla avenue; Shlppen street between Last
King and Middle; Lemen between Charlette
aid Mary: locust Irem Lime te Freiberg and
from Freiberg te Plum; Walnut lietween
Water and Mulberry, and Poplar between
Strawberry and t llberi.
The committee resolved te recommend te
n?xt meetiug of council the purchase of a
stone crusher ter the use or the city.
The street commissioner was directed tore tere
pilr Grant street between Lime and Sblppeu,
and both sides of Water street along the line
et the Heading railroad.
The net meeting et the committee HI be
he'.den Friday July 1st Instead of Monday
July Ith.
-a tBKIHTFUL HUHAHAY.
Damaae te I'tfnui nd Frepcrty That W
Caused by a frightened Herse
Last evening a runaway and collision,
which might have been much mere serieu,
occurred en North tjiie-en street Calviu I.
Shutte, a ptrtiier of Samuel K. Baily In
the carriage manufacturing business, had
just bitched up his horse in the rear el the
factory, lie went behind the buggy te put
down the top, and as he did se, the
herse lrightened and started ctl. Just
before he came te the archway lead
ing te North Queen street, Jeseph
Tweed, an empleye of the factory, attempted
te catch the reini. Instead he caught the
harness and held en until the horse reached
the street, where he waa thrown against a
pile of lumber aud had a small bone In ene
of his legs broken. He was picked up aud
attended by Dr. llyus. Just as the horse
came out of the archway the buggy was
ruu sgalust the steps of tbe factory
and the top and rear were broken
oil. The home, with the front wheels
and siialbi only left, ran up North Queen
street Justa he reached James street Mrs C
Liller, who was out driving with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Jehn Brucker, were about turning
from James into North Queen street Mr.
Shutte's horse ran against Mrs. Llller's
pb.iten and Jumped Inte it with
both feet Butli ladles were terribly fright.
ened ami Mrs. Brucker fell from the wagon.
She was cut about the ncse and face. Mrs.
Liller was taken out tbe back of the pbu-ten
after having one of her legs badly bruised.
Mrs. Llller's buggy was broken te pieces also,
but Mr. Shutte's horse did no further trouble.
Ills animal which was slightly cut was hitch
ed te another buggy shortly afterwards and
went aleug quietly.
TUJIKBT I.V .t.VUi.irsk.
The AMuclatlen of CeJIrge Prr.liltnU te Con Cen
teus tiers July Sand ti.
When in the spring el tbU year, the col cel cel
leeo presidents el 1'enDsylvania held a meet
ingln Harrisburg te meuierialize the legisla
ture en the subject of college taxation, it was
resolved te form an association of state col cel cel
leeo pr sidents te leek after concerns In which
the various colleges had mutual interests.
The first sessions of this organizations will
be held in Lancaster en July & and 0, in the
chapel or 1'rankliu aud Matsuall college. The
following Institutions uave replied that they
will be represented : Lafayette college,
Washington and Jeffersen, University et
Pennsylvania, Swartbinere, Muhlenberg,
Allegheny, Dickinsen, Gettysburg, Lewis
burg, Lehigh and ilaverferd. These college
presidents who cannot attend will send repre
sentatives el their respective faculties.
A number et papers will be read. Dr. Wil
liam I'cpper has prepared one en "Tbe True
Idea of a University," and Dr. Apple will
read one en "The True Idea of a Liberal Cul
ture." The Cliosepbtc society contemplate a
reception te tbe visitors In Dieguethian hall
during their stay.
i.mrr hkhk nr a hthmmimu.
Iwo lerktllrl. After BHug Abandoned Turn
l'p lu Tus SUIICIU Heumi.
The only persons who applied at tbe
station house for lodging Ust night were two
girls who gave their agea as 1'.' aud 'Jl and
their names as Lizzie Iirewn and Annle
Myers. They said their homes were
in Yerk where one worked at tobacco
stripping and the ether in a cigar box
factory. They said that they had left their
homes en Hunday with a strange
traveling man who bad deserted them
in this city. They were discharged but
seen afterwards turned up at tbe mayor's J
eiuce wnere tney askeu te be sent home.
There is no fund in this city te be used for
returning runaway girls and se the mayor
Informed them. Ills honor, with his usual
liberality, gave them a contribution and
showed them tbe read te Columbia. When
last seen they were going out the pike lead
ing te that town. Tbe girls said that this
trip had learned them a lessen which would
be of great benellt te tbeui In the luture
when they make the acrjualntauce of
strangers.
I'HBLIMMAHV in.llJUVTlUN.
The PseplM National Dank Knitralnsd
Pre in
Uulldlua en Ibelr 1.1 ue.
This afternoon City Solicitor Carpenter tiled
a bill in equity te the court signed by the
mayor, and Helect Counclleien llelenlus and
llerger. It sets forth that tbe Peeples Na.
tienalbanlc are about erecting a building en
the line of the building adjoining and that
said liue encroaches sixteen luchea en the
street. They prayed that tbe court enjoin
the bank from proceeding with tbe building
en said Hue.
1). (1. Kshleuian, ler tbe bank, resisted the
granting of tbe Injunction, lie arsued that
the bill deea net set forth sulliclent equity In
warranting the court te use ita strong arm in
restraining the erection of this building.
He held that 1 1 the city could take
sixteen Inches of their land they
might with the same propriety lake 10 feet,
and concluded by sayiug that the bank had
iiKins wnicu the city Is bound te respect.
The court granted the temporary lulunc.
tien asked for aud counsel agreed te argue
the same en Tuesday next at 10 o'clock.
Tha Nsw Liquor Law.
Oa Monday tha constable el Conestoga
township, returned a betel-keeper for viola,
ting tbe liquor law, which is new In force.
District Attorney Weaver hseded the return
te the court and asked for Information
whether under, the p.-ovlslena el tha law a
oenatable la bound te return violations lorth lerth
with, or makehla return aa formerly ea tha
flret day of each quarter aeasleua term, Tha
wurt marred deelaiea.
BBAwma.
rsKTRiinss June an, lan. nsar t-aneas-tcr.
Hudelph K. renttennacher, In his nth year.
The relatives and Irlends et the fain II v are re
spccttully lavlted te attend the funeral, from
his late residence. In Lancaster township, en
the attllentvllle pike, near the tell gate, ea
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. 3ld
MAMhmn,
mum ter a auras.
Maw Yeaa, June SI Fleur market uteadv ;
line, at !S iwt superfine, (t 7S3 ej
geed te choice extra Western, 13 ttet W i geed
ki fancy extra statejn 'ich ie ; common te geed
extra Westsrn. i J se.
Whwtt Me. I Md SUte. KIHiTMc I Ne. t de,
WH(f'lc t He. Ked. Winter, . I unx. kc; July,
Mu I receipt u iifi nnnniHMii, ..-.wii uum
Uirn Me. mixed cash. i;Wet duJune.4-0 t
July. I4c i receipts, 3l.ne , shipments, S7,iui.
OaU Me. 1 Whllfl Slate, .fStf.Uc t Ne. de
.Vkc; No.attxed,isuli,3.U,ei Jtui(s32Kp: July,
J.'e; recelpu, l-me bun t shipments. in.
mtu dull i Western. KdHM i State. MKawe.
Barley nominal.
Ferk dull: old tnsw. IH6iHT! new, II w.
tard June, as i";July, a ' A ; M'l't , f.'.
atelassea dull at e for Se betllug iteca.
Terpentlne easler at 3Sc.
Kesln dull stndnixl te aoed, II ?.'H(ll -
retreleum dull t Kenned, tn cammMtc
rrelghts dull t grain te Lloapeol, l.Vd.
Butter stady I Western creamery. l."d)lHc.
Cheese dull Slate r actery, new, f4a
White, U'H i,c.
Irks i-ulvri State, li-c ; Western, Ha
lMc-
sugar nnn : Heflneit Cutleat, tA,e ;
ttranulated, bc
Tallew dull i prime city. 3 13-ti.c.
klc nendual ; Carolina, lair te geed, 3O3K0-
Coffee ttrmi fair cancees. l4c.
litaia aad rrotisieue.
rurntshed by a. K. Yundt Umker.
C'HiOiHe, June i. 1 o'clock p. tn.
nnmi, corn. uats. rers. Mm,
June k". .. P ,)
July ii ., 2-Ai .... t,tt
Aui(ut 11 .:: s h :n
PtuitKr 71 .", 'SH .... h je
Octet-er ;s J f. sr
December 7-.
Beeulpts Car LeU.
Winter Wheat 3
Spring What 3
Cern 142
Uats lce
Bye
Barley......................... ..,. ....
Oil City.
Crude OU S3
H.wd.
Kecnlnts Hogs ll.iui
oLeaiae
Closing Prices J o'clock p. tn.
Wheat Cern. Outs. I'erk. Lard.
June I.-K MH 2itnw t. .;
July r4 .w4 2j . .. t. :i
August r:'. .i:4 sss .... t. .
September . .. :t st'V, '.'. ... ti 15
Oiiebvr ;S Js t-'ii
Urcpuiber TS
Oil City
Crude Oil M',
Cbirace FTudaee Btaraet.
LHK'ABO,.lunn ';i,10.;i in Market eiH'ned.
WSeM June, tc; July, uSc: Aug, Tie;
-ept , ; iHc
core lune, Sc; July, 3;ct Aug, Ss'Jc.,
bept.. S.ic.
eat.. Juue, vtc , July, ic ; Aiij?,y,c,
sept , )ic.
Ferk Set quoted
Lard June, t J); July, as ii; Aug.,.37)i.
!epl.,ait-tt
sneri Kltw June, i; 3JV .July, i;s:W; Aug,
17 I7S . Sept.. Ff
un aieca arket.
CB10A80, Juue Ai The Drexrrt' Journal re
ports : Catue l(culpls, 6.UU head : shipments,
l.uv: in At Kb t dull: shipping stvers, WO te
l.aeuas., J Sefll M: ateckers and feeders, II i-e
OJ j : com, bulla and mixed. II 90Q3 ta ; bulk,
ti 0 IU : Texai cattle, II SCOU 75.
llnge uvcelpu. li.euu head; shipments, rvxi)
head; market steady ; rough and mtind. It M
BVH: packing and shtpplnc, l 10; light
H M3 ti: skips, WJiJI w.
Sheep UecelpM, ttu head ; ahtpmnnts,
nene: market dull; natlve.nnefll). Weat-i-rn.n
wtJIS lexans, Ii 7503 -J; lambs, II
OHM-
Philadelphia VatUs Blarket.
PsiLJiDsLraiA, June 9 Ueef cattle, receipts
for week were Uees2,l(U;ijbeep, le.iu); Hogs,
,3l. l'rnvleus week Ueeves, 1,te) ; Sheep,
?,: ll"K,t,ui).
Ileef cuttle were Inactive, and from i.c teiic
lewer: Mtrn. 4J40V40 : geed, ttilHc t medium,
3tfc common J' .ttlSc.
sheep ' ,c te vic high.r: extra, tMU'.C ; Reed,
Vi'Hc: uiedtum, SKQlQ , comuieu, 30-Hc
fjktt tamb, M5-c; spring lambtt, &0"Hc
Hogs wern hard te dispose et u cuete W est
ern ttif.UTKc.
Milk calves were active at 5Q7c
Mllcl cewu'were fairly active at ltU.
f alcewa were loser at 2HtJJ?ic
new Tork stecaa.
Msw lesa, June 21, 1:30 p. m. Meney leaned
at Xf" per cunt. Kxctuuure steady, It Mi 83j;
Governments steady. Currency 6's, si 2J but; -e
Coup, 11 'B bid; X's de, II I'M bid.
Tbe stock market thin inernlnn opened
dull and wt-uk and se continued throughout the
meraftif;. Prices nent continually down from
the epnlnt,' of business, and at midday figures
were!-, te I1 pur cent below the closing last
nlgnU At tha preeent writing the market Is
weak at the bottom flgure.
atecat aiarmete.
Quotations by Koed, McGrann Jj Ce.
bankers
uuicasutr, ra.
iw terb liar.
Canada Pacific
11 a.
12a.
MX
tr.M.
61
b.1
"K
40
17
C. C. C. A I
Colerado CeaJ
Centmi Pac
Canada Southern.
Chi at. L.A Pgb.
Uen. A Kle. (i ,
Del.L. Vf
Krte
Krle, 2nds
Jer. C-. .. .....
K. A T
fclW Wi
z
13TI
i
0 '
u:
luT'J
3!'.
151
11-
Hi -"
137 137J
3-IW 33
I'M
: vhj
31 SB
......
Leu. H ,
L. Shere
ttlch.Cen
lleck Valley
Missouri Pacific
N.P
N. P. Prof
S. West.
tut Tennessee C
Omaha
Oregon Transportation.
Ontario A W
Pacific Mall
ttlcbmend Terminal....
107
iif.i
3A
I'lK
Mi
"''H
1IM'
I'M
17
3.1
(it
uiS
uA
i'i
:a.H
ai'4
3-flJ
"Vi
2H
37
St. Paul
iw
Tex, Pac
Union Pac
Wabash Cem
Wabash Pref
Wsau-rn U
West Shere Ueuds
Mew Bugland
rHILAOSLrHU LIST.
LeU. Val
B., M. V.A Phlla
Pa.U U-
Heading ,
Leh. Nav
Hes ten v. Pass ,
P.A JC ,
N.Cent
Peeples Pass
tug. uen'ls
sai
1414
7hJ
11
87.
AH
'Mi
ti
w.
Hi
2
ni
PhUa. Traction.
..
6-l
63
Lecal stecaa and Henda
lleported by J, B. Leng.
Par Laat
valna. sale.
Lancaster i pur cent-, Wtt loe
107
u -- IKri 1UU
" 4 " Scheel lean.... 100
" 4 In ler'JO years. im
" 4 " In 6orje years, loe
" 4 " lnloerJuyears. loe
Manhulm borough leau luu
BISK STOCSS.
Pint National Itank 100
Farmers' National liank 50
Fulton National Bank loe
Lunutater County National Bank 60
Northern National Bank loe
Peeples' ntionel Bank lue
Columbia National Bank 100
1
1(16
lOi
im.it
106
102
Wl
11560
aue
117.60
134
1J0
143
12J.60
145
108
130
auaje
160
in
160
tss
140
110
1
118
.a
110
70
ii
a
loe
a
Christiana National Brnk..
100
100
100
loe
100
100
100
100
CO
100
100
100
100
Kpnruta National Bank
First National Bunk, Columbia
First National Bank,8trasbnrg
First National Bank, Marietta
First National Bank, ML Jey
Lltltz National Ban
Manhulm National Bank
Union National Bank, Mount Jey,...
Naw Helland National Hank
Uap National Bank
Uuarryvlllu National Bank ,,..,
auizaucthlewn National Bank
iseauawixitiB stocks.
Bait Brandywlne Waynesburg
uuarryruie tt. it.
Mllleravule Street Car
Inputting Printing company.
Uasllght and Fuel Company
Stevens Meuse (Bends)
Columbia Uaa Company .,.....,.
Columbia. Water Cemnanv
60
as
se
60
at
100
a
10
u
JUB.35
210.10
LU)
la
eu
U)
68
60
KB
lClbO
111
107
116
8.3)
S4.60
ii
U
SO
as. se
75
67
76
exn
ua
43
3110
M
aa
ii
a
ansa nehanna Iren Cemnanv.... 100
Marietta Hellew-ware 100
Stevens Meuse.....?. 60
MUlersTtlle Nermal Scheel , a
Northern Market... 60
Baatem Market .,. 60
Western Market 60
Lancaster City Street IbUl way Ce,,,,. 60
(Jaa Company Bends ..,,.,...,,.. loe
Columbia Borough bends tee
unarryvtlle Jt. 1L, Ts. lue
tbmdlntr A. Columbia U. It.. 6's 100
Kdlseu Light Company 60
TvaarikB steuss
Big Spring A Beaver Valley
Bridgeport A Horseshoe , 13M
Columbia A Chestnut HU1 Ml
Columbia A Washington J
Conestoga A Big Spring,.,,
Marietta A Mount Jey 28
Lane., Bllsabelhtewn Mlddletewn. loe
Lancaster Frultvtlle.. ....... .....,,, 60
Lancaster A LIUtx a
Lancaster A WUllamstewn a
Lancaatsr A Maner a
LancastsriManhetm , a
Lancaster A MartetU...... a
LaneastarS Maw Helland let
!fHtA Basqneteaaa. an
r-rfrjir-s;'..whiwwiiii
Lancaster A Kphrata.
usneaatar wuiew Btreet..... .......
aataaaarajaaaaaj alajwtaaaiaatl
. ......
JVJtr ADVKKTiaKMMMTa.
NOTIUK-KIVK PF.R CKNT. WIMj HK
added tn all water rants net paid en or be
fore Jul i,l!;,
. H.itaturen.
jell Ota
City Treasurer.
WANTKD-A COOK FOK A FAMILY
Ot three. AlUilr. FUBB Of ClIAkUE,
at
r. ll.TKOITAC(V9
21 N Queen 8t
lirANTKl) THHKK OKNKKAL 1IOUHK
v? servnnts. Apply, 'HBB or CUAkU
at
r.R.TKOUT A CO.'B
Mo.lN.gueen8U
(1KAND l'lCMU
X Walt for the bit; n
Jt Walt for the big picnic of St Mary's Cathe
lie .xunaay .enoe at 1'enryn rark, en Tiieinay,
July lit h. lavler'4 tlrchimtra. luw Hall, Teu
nis, yueii i-iicaing auu isrKVionueting ita
P
INK AND CHKA1'.
Harvest Whteky.
AT HOIIUKKS LIQUOR 8TUBB,
Ne. SI Centre Square, Lancaster, 1'a.
F)H KKNT A HKICK STAllLKj HUOM
for four horsee and six carriages : tn centre
Otclty. WM.J.CUMtt'BK,
ma l(t-l'u. rttd .Ne. 41H West King M.
B
OAKD1NU TWO WKIili FUK
NISIIBI) rllONT HOOM8 at tlis llraim
Hetel mav lt had with beard. If application te
at once made ill the hotel elllce, Me 31 North
Vluevn stn-nt
juneil'tfd
NencK.
Ha-MxjtMRTiEtM Km-Axiaisr Ne It,)
Usiua VsissAa I.iuhih, J
Lancaster, Juue'Jl, l7 )
An adjourned mutter will be held Wednesday,
J une M, at 8 o'clock llyotdetef
J A. K KKKD,
Colonel Comuiaudlnir Cemuiaudlnir
J C. Ilium, Adjutant ltd
Sl'KClAL HAKHA1NS IN PIANOS AND
OlUiANN MlUCASII.
One Mew Uptight l'lane, ', Octaves, I hree
Unison. Hoeewood rinUh, full iron Frame,
Overstrung ttti. Swinging lHsk, tlamleme
Frvl I'anvK Caned f rmses, Fatvnt 1'edal
Guard, fAU.
One Mew Calilnet Organ, Handsome Cac,
Ttirwi 1WU Kit'ild, Hub liaaj and Coupler, Five
Octaves, Keurti-vn Steps. Height, h feet, 1
Inches: length, 3 feet 11 inrhtw : wldth,feet
,. At HOOKWAUU'S
I'lane and Organ Warvrtxuns,
Nes. 2S A 30 K. Klug 3L, Laucaatcr City, Fa
H
IKSH At BKOTHErt
AN
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENT
IN
Merchant
Tailoring.
We have J ust clesvil out a Jebbet s full line or
Piece OoeOiof e er I llty IJIlterant Styles Bach
st j le contains from one te three suits, or one te
four pair of treuseiH. We cennlder Itby larthe
most fortunate purchase we have ever made.
This Is a very unusual teasen of the year for
buying se heavily such a stock, only the tact
that the Inducement ptlce was se exceedingly
low.
We are new fully prepared te make te our
special order, any suit or a pair of trousers,
fiem any pattern of tbsse goods. These goods
are exceedingly summery in weight. You'll be
none te seen It you step In today and order
your suits. The workmanship we put en these
goods cannot be beaten. The linings are of the
best and finest material, and we guarantee you
a perfect til. We believe that you will find It as
great te your advantage as we found II te ours.
Hirsh & Brether,
One Priee
MERCHANT TAILORS,
-AMU-
Clothiers and Furnishers,
COM. MOUTH QUKIM BT. AMU CBMTHB
4QUAK. LANCAHTBR. PA.
s
1MMONH L1VKK KKUULATOK.
It Is re illy surprising hew people will sutler
month alter month. ind year after j ear with
CONSTIPATION
When a regular babltef body can lie secured
without changing the dint or disorganizing the
system, 11 they will only
TAKh
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
A 8IMPLX BUT KrFBCTlVB VKUKTABLB
COMPOUND.
"I have used Simmons Liver Keg n la ter for
Constipation, and always with decided benefit."
Hiram Warsir, Late Chief Justice etUa.
Prepared by
.1. 11. .KIL1N A CO , Phlla., Pa.
Junel5-eed.tw
O
K HALL.
Uio.eoo Sale.
Xe fdlliDK of! in interest. A wonderful
increase instead. It bothered us en Satur
day te get all tbe customers waited en.
There'll net be much Clothing sold else
where as long as our Greatllargainsare
unsold.
The largest room in the house devoted
te Special Lets.
Tbe trutb is we are unlike ether stores.
First: We never keep tbe low, cheap
stuffs. We always give mere for tbe
money. We lead the business, and what
we de ethers imitate. Xe beuse in tbe
trade manufactures se much clothing as we
de, and this season finds u.s witbln tee
many of tbe very finest goods, and that
accounts for
Tbe liiJ.OO Suits matked down te (15.00.
Tbe (.12.00 Finest Dress liUck aud Blue
Corkscrew Suits te C!5.!.
Tbe (35.00 Suiti te (28.00.
(Please note tbese reductions are en tbe
very best goods.)
1,076 lllack and Ulue (Indigo Celers)
Serge Suits, (13.50. Enough te cletbe a
regiment. Te buy such a quantity of cloth
the price must be right.
Londen Serge Suits, (12.
Thousands and thousands of Children's
buita cut in price. (2 te (5 saved en the
fine suits.
Open te night till 10 o'clock
WAMAMAMB A BBOWM'S
OAK BALL,
UOUTIULUT COBMKB SIXTH AMD 1(AB
SIR &M.
PmnADBLrBiA.
AMW AVrKHTlBKHMXTB.
ipllB LATK8T ATTRACTIONS AT THK
Jeseph L.
ICHILDREN'8 WHITE DRESSES!
LNTIHKLY.NBWANIt
50c.
$1.00.
I
I
$1.25.
$2.00, $2,25
LACK IIHKK'.K let Llltln Cldldit'it, Little
JKH'BlatiMc andll.'A LALlkH' HKAUY
Filling HBADl UAfittCAtlCOWKAri'KltS, 75c
Actual Valtnt.
JOSEPH L.
133 AND 138 NORTH QOEBN 3TRKKT,
OUMMr.lt HOS1KKY.
SUMMER
One Thousand Dezen f.AIMCS' STOOKINtH at Se. Alu Twe llundlrd Dettm KltraUuallty
MEN'S ItALF-HOSB, threepalr ferac; never before equaled In pries.
Alte a Large Stock of Better (.rales of IMI'OKTKD AND DOMESTIC llOUEKY ler l.adlts, UenU
and Chlldlen, Alie
SUMMER UNDERWEAR ALL SIZES,
AT LOW I'KICK.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuse,
tIKW AUVKKTIUBMHHTS.
WANTED-CA600 8KCUKKDHV HIB.ST
Lien en a nun residence In Kansas City
value, 1VU , Interest i per rent.ieinlnnual.
JBIIBMIAH Ktra.
je:e-2td J.'H Seuth Duke Street.
tlTANTKll.
AT ONt'K-ONK OK TWO
TV geed Machinists.
Alse several Meulders
andCera Makeis. Apply te
W. P.CUMMlNt.-,
Supt Laniaster -'eam K-vllaler and M'l'u Ce,
(Limited) 31 West ChestnuiSt. Jn's I til
mm: i'Lauk te nu v no te
R. S. FET7ERLVS,
bi North gueen Street,
Dealer In Ment's furnlsMng floods. Shirts,
Pants, Overalls, Knglneers' Jackets, .Nr-ckwrar,
Cellars, Cuffs, siupnnders. Men's, Ladlus' Chtl
dren's and Mlssns Hese.
Please call and oxatnlne before you buy. At
It. 8. rETTBBI.YsONK-rKICBIIOU.se,
Ne. 51 North Ouuen Street.
-nriLLiAMHen reMTKa
CALL UN BY TELEPHONE.
HtUJAMSON t FOSTER-
Vacation
-fOB
BOY'S BTKONU SUITS, l.(', I) HI, i.00.
BOY'S SHOUT PANT SUITS, 1.2.00, B3.00,aiM).
BOY'S ODD PANTS, 9c, !Sc 11.00.
BOY'S KNBB PANTS, 50c , 75c., tl CO.
HIIIliT WAISTS, 10c., f 0c, 75c.
Gents' Summer Goats & Vests.
Seersucker, Alpaca, Ursp d'Ete and Mohair,
ll.Wtoheo.
OEM'S DUtSS STBAW HATS.Wc. flexible
roll Ueibys, ll.te te ti tu.
Children's Straw HaU and Caps. Lap Dusters,
Uerse BhecU and Whips,
UMIVBBSITY VLAMNBL HIHBTS, Plain or
Pleated rrenu.
Sumnitr Underwear, Balbrlsgan, Krench Net
ted, Indian Uauie, Angela, e., Boe., 7c.
Oents' Jean and reatber-Welght Drawers.
The Patent Wire Buckle Suspenders, Sic. A
Large Assortment of Summer Nock Neck
wear, me.
' Celluloid Cellars and Caffs.
Men's snd Bey's Canvas Shots fcr Bicycling or
..
Men's Canvas Balmorals, ILOO.
Hev'alllsh Cot Butten or Balmorals, SI.J6. SmaU
Bey S Ulgnbeii nujw Ba,BOr4tai e90
TRUNKS A'ND TBAVBUNUBAQS.
WILLIAMSON 4 FOSTER,
82, 14, W ul S8lMt Klig Bt,
VAajAMBB,rA.
Simiii
Suits
NKW 8TOKK.
Rau & Ce.
BrrBUUVBMTVLI.M,
75c.
.
and $2.50.
llauth, tIMi, Our Very Popular Uaralnsln
UAUK 8ATBBN IIIIK ISM, 13 90. Our l'erfeet
IIBAHBU WltAl'i, HUk Lined, at Oiie-Il.lid
RAU & CO.
LANOAS'l ER, PA.
HOSIERY.
Lanoaater, Pa.
jvbw AuvmmrtammmitTm.
NeriUi: TIIKKK I'KK LT.NT. AI1ATK.
tnent will le alluwinl en all City Ta paid
en or buterr July 1.
J. II.
TiiniN,
City Treasurer
jullwdlt
SCHOOL TAX, 18W.
Tim duplicate Is In lh hands nf thiiTreaa
urir. Three per tent, off for prompt payment.
Olllcu hours from t a. in till p. in.
W. O MAUMIAI.L, -treasurer.
Jivt tfdlt Ne. 11 Centre Nuai.
PKIVATK H.VI.K.
Will tie sold at prtvatn sale the valuable
property corner Lviucm Mulberry and chtr chtr chtr
lotte fmntlna- Ki fitit en Leiunn street, KI fret
en Mulberry, and t5 feet en Cbarlettn street.
Apply te
C ft DOWN BY
Junlft3md Ne. 211 Nortli'gueen Slit-eL
fACOK K
HHKAKFKK'H
LIQUOR STORE
KKMOVKU TO
NO. nCKNTUKSQUAHB, LANCAHrKIt,
mayll tld
PA.
ESTATKOr" HI'.NKY K. LKMAN, LATK
of Lancasler city, drccased. Letter trsta
mentary en said eslatu having own nmnted te
tbe uudersbtntid, nil pursens tndnlitrd therein
are requested U make immedtatH puyuumt, and
these having claims or demands airulnsl the
same, will prvwntthum without delay fur settle
ment te the anderslitnetl nwlitlnir lu Lancaster
A. U KBINIKIIU
J UAIt'lLI) WICKI.USIIAM,
DU HOIS BOHUBIt,
inaylb-6tdM Biecutnrs.
Gl'KlNO, 1SH7.
A New Dsnartura for Lancaster In Fine Ta.1-
erlnif. Importing direct from the ImmI makers
et rine Woellens. I have i ust received through
the Bosten custom house, a lare Invoice of mf
own Importation et
SUITING, SPUING OVKKCOATINU AND
THOUHBU1NO.
Tbe like of which, for style and quality, has
never been wjualed In this city, anil cannot be
surpassed.
A special Invitation Is hereby eiteoded te all
In want of Spring Uannenu te call early and
secure Choice Patterns. Workmanship the very
beat and prices lower than ever.
II (irilllAKT.
mam-lydU Ne a North Uueen street
eriui-i!
I have Imwd reijufsted by the Finance
Committee of the city of Lancaster te call In
for the Sinking Fund tbe following bends of the
lean authorized by ordinance of the Cliv nf
Lancaster, Pa , approved March SO. A D. Ircl, ti
rvlund ai.MWI of the existing Indebtedness of
t he CI ty of Lancaster at 4 per ren t , and atneuded
by ordinance, approved March 'ii. 11.
OT THK SBIltSS IV ONK TO TWENTY
YKAUS, Vl.
Nns. 31. ti. , lei, 97, W, !M, lue, en One Thousand
Dollars fach.
Nes. 47, X, 51, 51.(11, M.W. SI SI, jij. W SI, HS. M,
87.es. 117, ia. ui. umih, ui. ivi. i5i, im. ivt. is),
IM, lit, Pill, 1DI, 1HI. 1H.1, 104, lb). 1MI, IC7. IM. 1UU, 171,
171. 17". et Five Hundred Holism each
Nes. 37, W, 33, 40, 41, W, Ml, til, 1U5, 10B, Of One
Hundred Dollars each
Helders will therefore present ttrn above num
bered bends at this elllce ON elt UK.rultK
JULY 1, 1BM7, for payment, after which date In
terest en suld bends w III cease.
JeltlMd W11.LIAM A. MOUTON, Mayer.
TJtAa amu euwrumm.
rrNFOUTUNATK,
YET FORTUNATE.
Of course tbe smash up et our Sice, New De
livery Wagen makes us feel badly, yet we arc
very thankful that no one was seriously hurt
We will still be able te deliver goods promptly.
There are a lew of these Nlea Prunes left, f) as,
25c. Prunellas, 10c. a.
CLARK,
mar2MfdAw
NO. CBNTBB BtlU AU K.
yON LAKB'HHrKOIALTlKS.
Ven Laert Lime-Fruit Juice ?
Absolutely Pure. Ne Musty riaver.
This Juke Is Imported direct from the
West Indies and redned Imiucdlately. thereby
retaining all the delicious flavor and aroma of
tbe Krult.
Yeb Ueri Meuiia LtmeB Juice !
Fer Bar and Bltchen Use, Lemen Syrup. Ices,
Pies. Bgg Lemonade, etc Me 'musty llaver.
Will keen In any cllut
A carulnl esauilnalteu of several samples of
Ven Laer's Lime Jules and Messina Lemen
J ulea, bought In open market, has been made,
and they were found absolutely free from any
adulteration or foreign admlitura whatever,
and after severe tests evluced grrat ktx ping
qualltles. Ne sulphite of lime or ether hsrmf ul
preserving agents were found In them Ameri
can Anaittt.
Vel Lwr'i Noa-Alcehvlie Ginger Win!
A delicious beverage and an Invaluable remedy
for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Summer Complaint,
Colds, Cramps, etc., in Handsome rilut-Ulass
Bettles.
dsrrer svle only at CLAKKK'S OUIOINAL
T A and COFFkK SIOKK, M West King st'eet.
Call aud get a drink of this Delicious Beverage
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WILLIAM EDMONDS,
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