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MywiS young German about 19
raa drowned wiiiia nateing id we
iff Woodward Heck Friday alter.
I 4 o'clock and hla body waa net
matl! two noun Afterwarda,when It
it te the aurtaea by aeme boys who
Ma Um atrcam in aaarcb or It
atwiataneaa of the case are reported
M.MIewa t Gottfried Myera and Jamea
ten were companion! ana utbu
r te each ether en weal Kin aireei
bearding with Martin Helbel and
ftm with ble father, J. K. McNaufth-
Tenag McNaughton la the ewner of a
fjeat whteh hi kept at Heinej'a tavern, at
jPSmbTB landing . Myera bad several times
anjeji jaenauguieii w uike uiiu wi-
''1HLV ed the latter consented te de
4m? Friday afternoon. They lelt home
Barfly alter neon, and walking out te
naatlTa Landing took the beat and rowed
Cgpiifce stream aa far aa Woodward Keck, In
r of Woodward Hill cemetery. Hern the
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MMwaa puuea ashore ana Myers went in
' --S bathing, wblte McNaugbten, who was net
M well, remained ashore. Myera had been In
9, tha velar but a short time, when he threw
sA pMa bands, exclaiming, "Jlniinie! Jlm
W ,B4s)t" and dlaappeared under the water. As
i.e.'- iBsaiMd Inte the beat and pushed out into
itt .- . .. . . .
a- mt vn ina vwi.nv bt mwirn n. mra rnn.
lb stream te the point at which Myers went
down, lie looked Inte the water, In hope
Of awing bta friend, and thrust an ear Inte
the stream In hopes that he might seize it and
tb.ua be rescued. Nearly halt an hour was
pent in this way, when It being certain that
Myera had been aelzed with cramp anil
drowned, McNaughton rowed down the
atieani te GraeuVa Landing and reimrted the
drowning. The newa spread rapidly lu the
eutnern part of the city, and a large rty
waa organized te search ier the body, which
waa recovered as above stated.
Meantime yenng McNaughton had has
tened into town te bear the and news te
Myers relatives and friends. He told Mr.
Belbel about It, and Mr. Helbel bad word sent
te the young man's aunt, Mrs. Chsrles
Schmidt, G32 Columbia avenue, wbere Myers
bad lived before be went te beard with Mr.
Belbel.
The dead body of the young man was seen
afterwards taken te Mr. Scheldt's and Coro Core
ner Honeuian notified, lie summoned a
Jury composed of Jehn Mpangler, Jehn
MUllchaeck, Jacob Heuders, llenrv Wel!,
Geerge Oblender and Cenrad Meeer. They
rendered a verdict of accidental drowning.
Gottfried Myera was a native of Wittenberg,
Germany ; be came te this country three or
four years age, and made his home with his
aunt, Mrs. Schmidt, until last May when he
took beard with Mr. Belbel. lie was a cigar
maker by trade, and worked ter Obllnger
Bres., it Ce., in the large factory in the
"Hetel Lancaster" building. He was a mom
bar of the Lancaster Liederkranz and the
Lancaster Mionnerehor.
BUBAKIXU AH UHDINAHCM.
Much Complaint Aueut tba Uej BthliK vfllb
In Mew el CIUn A Soeug Slsu
Narrewlr Km- Utath
Begular CorrespenUence et IsTSLLiacMen.
Columbia, July 13. 1 he ordinance which
prohibits bathing in the river between the
henrs et sun rUa and sun set Is being in
fringed daily. There have been no moa-mres
abate this numnce. Kvery
alas between the hours of six and
eight a string of boys extending all
the way from the bridge te the
tee loot of t'nlen streets may be seen en
gaging in this popular sport in direct viola
tion "Pile law. The efUcers are as a rule
very active and elllclent, but in this one
instance they are, te say the least
careless, and In consequence. this
sport is engaged in with impunity.
Many ladles, for whom beating poseMs at
tractions are obliged te forego this enjoy
ment, and thus the river, in which all bae
an equal share, is monopolized by a few.
The boys then are net only violating an ordi
nance, but they are trampling ueq the
rights of ethers, and thus make themselves
objects of criticism. We are charitable
enough te believe that the boys de net leek
at the matter in this light, and that the
course pursued is the ontgrewth et careless
ness. Let them then be aroused te a souse
of their situation, and the infringement of
the ordinance will cease ; and all will be en
abled te take advantage of the enjoyments
ailetded by the river.
Narrow Kscaps rrein Death.
A. young mau by the name of ltlttuer, wLe
waa among the excuraloulatateMouuUirelna
yesterday, had a miraculous escape from deal h
Juat aa the train waa rounding Caiques curve
he fell from the step en which be hxd been
standing and tdruck the ground with consid
erable force. He escaped with a few bruises
and tern clothes.
Among the excursionists were two young
men who will no doubt leek back upon this
trip with considerable Interest, one or these
was left at Mount Gretna and the etber
"topped " at Mlddletewn.
A Yerk woman who was among these who
pent the day at Lltttz, had a spark blown
against ber clothing, which Ignited. Great
consternation prevailed throughout the en
tire train until the lire was smothered by the
woman being enveloped in a shawl. The
woman was net injured.
Jehn Carsen, alias Kit Carsen, a notorious
"tough," was arrested yesterday ky Olllcer
Wittick, charged with robbing Jehn H,
Smith's saloon. He was brought before
'Bqulre Kvans, who committed him te jail te
await trial at court
Jehn Petersen, charged with implication
In the above robbery, was arrested by the
aameeUluer. He was dismissed for want of
evidence.
JohnHpencer, an empleye en the Penn
sylvania rallrevi, had his left feet badly
mashed by the fall or a rail which be was
carrying. He was taken te his home where
he reeeived medical attention.
Twe frame houses will be sold at the
Franklin house tbls.evenlng.
Chief Burgess Hall will open au otllce In
the opera house which will be open every
evening between the hours el 7 snd H o'clock.
Miss Fannie McUUtinger, of 1'heenlxv ille,
la Tlsiting Mrs, Frank Zeigler en Waluut
street
The lllrth riree.
Mr. Merrow, the builder, has completed the
temrjerarv reef ever lhe lllrai, a iir..,,....
building. Hacks have been erected iQ
the uiper stories and en these are being
stories and en these u Uiin,,
bung the damaged clothing, as fast
ab the appraisers have made au iuventery or
it AU the clothing in the second story and
tba cut geed In the tlrst, have been inven
teried. All of it la wet and much of it is
aaeuldy, and en the whole it is a sorry leek'
leg let, It will be aeme days before the ap
praisement will be completed.
We learn that Uli the purpose of Hlrsh A
Brether te resume business aa seen aa pessl
ble, but whether at the corner of North queen
and Centre Square or at some etber place baa
et been fully determined.
The adjustment el the leases of A. Hlrsh
Will net begin before Monday, when the
goeda will be appraised by arbitrators chosen
ruBectlvely by Mr. Hlrsh and lhe insurance
eeeapanlea.
aeaereusOBer from Mr. Guilds
CjrruaT. Fax, aecretary of the HerksCeuniy
AgrtaaUtural society, baa received from
CrMrgt W. Cbilde a check for 150 te be eflered
h far the has eaaayea Berka county, net te
need 1.000 werda, by the pupil tn any school
! use eeuatr. with the exoarjtlen of the tmv
ad trie' bfcb aaboeia of Reading." The ex.
bm aa mm m gire um pupua u the
rjr of ebnlalsvg tba Piite.
AMOHU tttm 1'ULICJt.
People Who Fell Inte Arms at the llfrie-ers.
Hulls Settled.
Walter Tanger t w ss arrested aeme time age
en the charge of desertion, and was held In
ball for trial at court esterdsy tils bends
man refuted te serve longer, and Waller was
arrested in HarrlMmrg by Olllcer Kellly.
He was brought te this city ami ledged In
jail.
William r.salck was chained before Alder
man been with lalee ptuUiiM, en complaint
el Tred Aer. 1 lie latter sale! that l.-wlek
came te hli shini some time sge snd had a
horse fhed all around. He rrpreeented that
K.I ward Hauidnc had sent him there with
the here and he had the work charged te
111 in. This was found te l untrue and
Axer brought suit Keslck rattled last even
ing by paying the claim and costs.
Jacob lllaul, who was charged with dis
orderly conduct and asviult en cemptauit el
Ueorge Iiiilr, was discharged ler want et
eTldence, ty Alderman Deen.
The chm) of ftHult against Imie Ham Ham
eond, which was brought by Henry Nbaub,
waOisml-ed, the accused paying all coats.
Kate Derwart, a resident el Kulton street,
has lieen held ler a hearing belere Alder
man l'inkerteu en the charge of disorderly
conduct
Jehn l'lsher, w he fwys hu resides In the
lower part of the county, cme te town es
terday and proceeilod te lake In the town,
lis went te the hniiHe of Hurry isnderaen,
and w Inte there he leit a dollar nml ti quar
ter He charged AnnieCenway, who resides
with Sndorsen,wltb stealing the money and
made complaint against her belere Alderman
lUrr. He also made complaint against
Uslellehskean, charging her with epsn lewd
ness, and ns;tinst Sindersin ler keeping a
bawdy house. The pirtles gae ball for hear
ings.
The ceses of adultery and deseitlnn sgalnst
Lewis Kiphorn were dlsmlsseii last even
ing by Alderman Hershey, the ttmiplsluts
having been withdrawn. The acciiHst pld
the cesta. Busan Htsckheuse was charged
before the same alderman with adultery
with Kiphorn, and that case was also settled.
(eerge It. KUille, alias Hall, was cotumit cetumit
tevl te-day liy Alderman llarr in default of
bull en a cnarge et larceny and surety of the
peace preferred by Casper Hartman.
CbarleitU. Wllkle hs brought suit befere
Alderman llarr against two treu known as
" Veor Heuse Christ " and " lltvarian Jee "
for assault and battery, surety of ttie ieace
and drunken and disorderly conduit 'lhey
have net yet been arrested.
Til KOfJC ttHAHB.
It Winn (ielilrn Opinion Irtun Meaililllr. In
Crawford Ceuttlj.
The Mnadvllle iirjiudfiruii gives an inter
eating description of the smvainful working
of the Kote automatic brake ou Tuesday
evening, when the following gtntlemen
represented the company : M. 1). llerter,
Mansheld, O , president ; Rebert M Agnew,
Lancaster, Ph., vice president ; K C Lin
ham, Mansheld, e , mechanical supcrlu
tendent
Hnelly, the idea Is as fellows : Oj the
under side et the draw head or beam, is a
short Iren pin, ou the Inside of and against
which rests one end of a lever, the ether
end of which Is connected with the break
chain, or red. As the draw hed give
when the cars cotne together, the rtwtilt is
that the pin under the draw head presses
the lever back and thus sets the break,
thus it will be seen that if the air brakis
en the engine be set, every car in the train
will press en the one ahead of It and thus ret
Its own brakes. Te the questien: "Hew
de you manage te back a train?" we were
Informed that a " governor " was arranged
en the axle of the car. This " governor " Is
similar In its uses te that et a stationary en
gine and is se expanded by ceritrllucsl me
tlen when the train Is moving that It thrown
the brake lever "into gear ' with ihe pin
under the draw bead, but when the tmlu
steps the governor ceases te rotate, and thus
allows thu lever te drop under ll.e pin, only
te be " regeared " when the train starts
again.
"We wero Informed by gentlemen con
nected with thoNypaue, who have witnessed
a portion of the present test that it has the
aptiearamoef being absolutely i-erfect The
train is at all times under control, although
some of the heaviest down prides were ran
at the rate of forty miles an hour. '1 lit, train,
leaded with eats, leaves this morning In ciu ciu
liuuauce of its trip te ew 'v.erk."
bummer 1 rlur--.
Themns F McElllgett and fmnlly have
gene te Atlantic City for a wtek.
William 11. iteilly, of Uirg) M Stuliiman
A Ce., has gene te Atlantic Viiy tern week.
11. S r'nnklln lett te-ds.v lira -veuk's so
journ at Point Pleasant, N. J.
Miss Lettie C. Hess, el Uarrisburg, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Menne M. Fry.
Mrs. James .Stewart Is at the.Shtlburne
house, Atlantic City.
A. 1 . Hestetter, ea , h.vi goue te lUhobeth
Heech te spend a short time,
llarr C Moere, tobacco dealer el this city,
lelt this morning te join Ids family at
Atlantic City.
On Monday next Hen J II Livingston
and wile will take an extended trip via Phil
adelphia, Wilmington, Hever, llBlrniir, te
the rapes, Point Comlert, Norfolk, Itnaueke,
up the valley te White Sulphur r-prinf,
Natural liridge, Luray, Chauiberaburg and
Uarrisburg.
Miss Margie Hutnphrevllle, of Ltncwter,
is visiting Miss Aura Kei-ter, et .Seventh
avenue, Alteena.
Jeshua Uhler, of Lancaster, is visiting his
auut, Mrs. Fred. Hiker, In Mirlmis.
A Majority ler lUrt.
from thel.aucantir Inquirer
The Lancaster county deleg ites te the He
publican state convention lud i-i nferetice
in this city en Wednewlay. 'I lie iiljt-ct was
tesgree, if possible, en a caiulldiiln ler state
treasurer, te that the delatien e uld pre
sent a solid front at the convention. All the
delegates wero present: Jacob Mumma,
Henry It. Keller and Jacob W. Landis, of the
Ivertheru representative district ; Jeseph C.
Walker and Jehn S Witiuer, el the Southern
dlxtrlct, and S. H. Martin, of the City district.
Alter talking the, matter ever four et them
announced themselves ler Hart; Messrs.
Walker, Wltmer, Martin and Keller, while
the ether two, Messrs. Landis and Mumma,
were net dlspt ed te commit tliemsulves.
Doubtless thu vote in convention will
stand four for Hart, and two for whoever
will bu his principal opponent.
I OUAI. (,'lllfS,
Charles I- Yeung, of this city, lias been
granted a pension during the past week.
egetahle of all kinds were very plentiful
at the Central market this morning.
Seyeral dais sge Harry H. Kuriz, of Salis
bury township, shot an eagle which meas
ured 7 Icet i inches from tip te tip et the
wings.
The Lancaster Inquirer savs the famous
camp at Landlsvllleueii the decline', aud the
greuuds are reported salable.
j euu aiier uas been appointed poatmas peatmas
ir at Conov, this county.
ten
Mareie Weaver. n.red me von. nf t'liiiri'htewn.
fell lerty loot into a vvt II where the water was
I en leuiueup. sue was ret
cued without in
I Ju'y
A meeting of these Interests! in llm nrr.
Posed Cornwall A New Helland nil I read will
by held at the Slyer house, lu New Helland,
next Tuesday evening.
land llaillr Cut
A tew days age Henry Stapt, a young man
employed by William Wlsner, butcher, .US
Seuth ejueen street, while in the act of kill
ing a beg, cut hiiuselt 6ry severely in the
left hand. Just as he was about tepluuge
the knife into the hog's threat the animal
made a desperate struggle, aud thekultneii
tered Mr. S'tapl'a lett hand, making a fearlul
gash acres-H the palm and splitting the thumb
open from end te end.
Decided Against Fry.
In the case of the managers et the bar din
ner against Jehn Hancock Fry te recover the
ft subscribed by him, Alderman Fordney
today gave Judgment for the plalntllU for
the amount et the bill and cost.
The Mulders fjull Werk,
from the Christiana Ledger.
Superintendent Helbert. of tbe Christiana
machine shops, last week net I tied tbe inol inel
dera that their wanes would be reduced from
f2 per day te tl 90, whereupon eeven of tbe
empleyes packed their gripsucka and started
out te leek for greener paalurea.
jik uAut.Anw vrutiu.
Might of Aliens le Anjulre anit Held Ileal
K-.ta.le In tb I'liltrtl Slates.
The following Is lh text et the attorney
general's opinion with regard te the act te
restrict ownership et real estate lu the terri
tories te American citizen :
First As mines are real estate, or Inherit
able Interests In leal esta'e, the act deea apply
te them.
Second--As stock In a corporation is per per
eonalty, an alien can lawlully have, own and
held shares of stix-k Issued by an American
corporation which Is new thu owner et min
eral lauds In territories ; but If the holding by
aliens exceeds twenty per cent such corpora
tien can nelthei acquire, Hern, own nor Here
after acquire real estate while mere than
twenty per cent et stock Is held aud owned
by aliens.
Third V'nder the act the advancement of
meuev herealter by aliens for the purpose- or
developing mining properly is lawlul, but no
interest in the real estate can be acquired by
such advancement, nor would an alien have
the right te purchase the real estate nor any
Interest therein en a nun maiie since me as
sage of the act, even If sold en his own se
curity or lien.
Fourth Miens may lawfully contract with
Amcri'-an owners te work mine by personal
contracts for hire or by beua tide leases for a
reasonable time.
Ilather Dreniiril at Nerraftcnsett
At Narragansett Pier the tlrst latallty of the
season and one el the lew In the history of the
Pier occurred Friday. The storm et last night
drove In a high sort and at the bathlne hour
the tide was at the ebb, making a strong out
ward current Among the bathers was
doergo It Itedoiue, aged thirty live, or
Londen. He was a peer swimmer, but
he attempted te reach the raft which
stsMtied but short distance from the
shore. The current carried hlin te one
sldeand Uyend tt On attempting te swim
back he found that his strength was net
equal te the task aud he gradually drilled
seaward. Ills cries for help brought Profes Profes
eor Moses Hrew n, of Bosten, te his assistance
who encouraged bliu te stronger ellert
Just then an attempt te launch the life beat
was mode, but was lutile, A second attempt
was successful, but Heueuie was lest te
sight among the high waves. Profeiwer
Itrewn was picked up by mistake, he sup
posing that the ether was In. Htxlemewas
seen te sink by several en the raft, but they
were powerless te save him. He had been
there since Wednesday wilh his mother,
stepping at the Atwood house.
Se ' Mllllla ler Chicago
Considerable Indignation has been aroused
among Intelligent and leading colored men
In New Orleans b the elllclal announcement
that the color line Is te be drawn by the
managers of the International military en
campment te Is) h Id at Chicago, 'lhe an
nouncement was made through the publica
tion et correspondence between Colonel J.
II Hlchardsen, or the Washington artillery,
aud Secretary P. J. Heverldge, el the Inter Inter
nstlenal military encampment Colonel
Klchardseii wrote a letter te Secretary Hev
erldge, whU h concluded as fellows :
1 would s-k, also, it the negre question
will be treated In Chicago as it was lu Wash
ington, and will negre companies be allowed
te attend, pirade, and couiiele In the drill"
Te this Secretary Ueveridue replied as fol fel
lows :
1 am this day In receipt of a letter from
(enera! C. s. Hentley, general manager of
the International military encampment,
dated at Londen, June -1. In which be re
quests me te say te you, ethcially, that cel
ered troops will net be permitted te attend
the international encampment. Yeu will be
pleased te knew that tne advices trem the
general are most encouraging.
The Keeeuue Contiutselen.
The Pennsylvania revenue commission
at Atlantic City Friday discussed the third
section et the bill, which provides for
the taxing of corporations. Kx-Attercev
tieneral 1'nluier utlered a reselutlcn
te the ctr't tht corporations be clas
slriesl for the purpe-e el UW Ien, and that
the valuation be made up trem the capital
stock and indel fslness at market value. The
present valuation is upon the dividend paid.
Without action the commission adjourned
until Monday. The commission has decided
net te hear any person or delegation, and that
all parties having lews te present should de
se lu writing. It is explained by the com
missioners that though the clause exempting
wacbe, furniture and can lanes trem taxa
tion had been stricken from the bill, it was
net intended te tax them, they being ex
empted by an eiisting law.
Ise Deaths In Christiana,
from thu Ledger.
Andrew Halley, who has been living with
his son-in-law, Henry H. Kent, in this place,
died yesterday at 12 o'clock. He was In bis
vi.h year. The funeral will take place en
Monday next at Mr. Kent's residence ; Inter
ment at Uoneyhreok.
Charles Hue, aged 57, who was burled en
Tuesday in the Octoraro ceuiietery, waa one
of the eldest engineers en the P. K It , and
for some years ran an engine when the read
was conducted by the slate. He was also
master mechanic for awhile at the company's
shops at I'arkesburg. Fer two years past he
had tM-tn in the employ or the Christiana
machine company, and was considered by
them a tlrst -class mechanic.
escueil ly a Brave Swimmer.
At Atlantic City, N. J., MNi Mlua Denni
son, et Kentucky, a.levely and aoL-emplisbed
young lady, when in the surf bathing Fri
day, was carried by a huge wave out beyond
her depth, 'ihe tide waa going out at a
tearful rate, with a strong wind blow
ing from the land. She drllteel near one el
the lartfe piers,snd would have been drowned
bail net a gentleman who was en the pier
seen her, and Instantly jumped overboard
ami brought her te the shore. Her rescuer
left at 01100 In his wet clothes without giving
his name, but It has been learned that the
gallant swimmer was T. Kussell Hill, a
nephew of the late den. A. P. Hill, of Vir
ginia. Mr. Hill isaoetleeaud tea salesman,
of New Yerk city.
Usee lull .
The league games yesterday were : At
Philadelphia : Pittsburg I, 1'hilsdelpnla .! ;
at New Yerk : New Yerk I, Indianapolis.!.
'lhe Association games wore: At Philadel
phia : Cleveland 0, Athletic I ; at Ntaten
Island : Mets", Nt Leuis "(eleven Innings);
at Ilroeklyn : Louisville ti, Hroeklyn f ; at
Haltimere : Cincinnati I, Haltlmere 1.
Although the Clevelands wen yesterday's
game by ti tn 1, a Iresh umpire named
Mitchell gave it te the Athletics by 'J te 0 en
account el some trouble during the game,
'ihe crowd roundly hissed him.
A Lancastrian s Contract
r rout thu Mlddletewn Press.
II. F. Ntautler, of Lancaster, has the con
tract te de the grading for the two extra
tracks west of Mlddletewn. He has a large
force of men at work with horses, carta and
plows pulling down the banks et earth. He
was working in the fields j ust west of the
tube mills this week. Preparations are also
being made te erect the additional bridging
neesieel across the Pennsylvania canal at
Youugspert.
A Magic Key.
reiui the Ne Helland Clarien.
Fast Karl claims a key that iiesMsses mere
than theordinaryvirtuesefakey.lt is claimed
that the key will cure tetanus, or lockjaw, and
that It only lately cured a child in tbe family
of Knland Weller of tbe fatal disease. 'I'he
key was brought from Kurepe yeara age and
is owned by one who has no faith in the sup.
orstltleus cure of powwowing.
A Locust Tree la Hlcxini.
On the larm of Jehn Hiirkbart, In Fast
llemplleld township, there ia a locust tree
which is in full blossom. It isaratberueer
time for a tree te blossom, but it is true, for
Constable Christ Kline brought a bunch of
blossoms te town with him this morning.
I'arnell s CunsertatUiu
rrein thu Nel erk Tribune
Mr. Parnell'a conservatism Is indeed the
stronghold and defense of these wbe be
lieve that home rule will prev e of permanent
benellt te the island when once it has been
granted.
I'ltsrosTsaet a ass That never read se far
Te knew thu chuij why uiusle was erdutnud !
Was It net te relr nh tba mind et man
After bis duties or h's usual pain T
't(irij)rur.
A Ship Lest in a Cyclone.
The abip Firlh of Olna, of Glasgow, Beet,
land, baa been leat in a cyclone In Java
waters. Jierentirecrea-.nurnberlDgtwenty.
Ave, perished.
tt t. O. H of A Metes.
The following Camp In I'etinsylvanlaabew
a gain of i'l or mere In membership for the
year ending June .10th: Ne. .".0, Shamekln,
4T, Frank ford, 4,'.; Weniersvlllrs aij Cen
tralla,.T.i; Ulrardvtlle, ltd, Fieeland.V, Wll Wll
llamsUiwn.'.'e i Ne. 1M, Heading, II.', Carlisle,
:; Spring City, :d, Ne ..te, St Ijiwrence,
.11; Ni "."l, Lebanon, .".'. I, line Kiln, -T ; Ne.
U.M ; Bethlehem, 48 , Lansford, Tti; eriiieut,
41 ; Ne. VJI, Mahaney ell), ,ie , Saxtuti, el ,
Ashley, Ne. -J I J, Scratilen, W, Niv 1'is
Allentewu, hl;Norrlstewii, U, Ne 'JU, Phil
adelphia, '.7 t'lerre Hill, Is, Mantis Choice,
'-T ; Ne. IT.t, F.asten, 07 , .Nail-, Allentewu,
!.', Leeaxirt, 74; Nvwmatitewti, U , Ne. 17s
Soranten 10; Plymouth 71 , Mlnersvllle, .te.
Ne. , Philadelphia, K ; Ne. '-'m, Stienan Stienan
deah, 40 ; Ne, 2Z, Heading, hi ; l'.phrabt, .W ;
llismarck, 'Ji : Mauck Chunk, i'i Lykens
.k ; Sleelteu, l.'O. The total gains Including
tbeuew camps, will add ever f(W -while
the total leasea from all camps is less than
'JU0.
A camp will be Instituted at Dimver, this
county, ou July 10, by state and illsttht oil).
c-era. A parade will ts given at 7 p. tit., by
the nelghlmrlng i-auips.
Nwluilleil HT tlunre Men
W lllaiu Haines, a well-to-de catienter of
1 icnteu, N. J., age n'i years, was swludleil
by two bunce men Friday of (l.uiv, 'I'he
bunce meu took him te a risuu, w here he
speedily wen t.sKl lu a lottery. Te stsure
his prize he went te bank and drew rl.tve,
which he handed te the sharers te ceiivtiuu
them that he was a rtvq-enslble party.
Then Haines was IiiductsI te leave the
room ter a moment, and when he returned
his money wsa gene. The sharpers gave
their names as Creen and Sawder.
I'st lour lai.
Persons who ewe state aud county ta
should pav up at once, for after August 1 au
additional live per cent will Is) added.
(Iran J coins' rt te utiht by the Libert band nt
M i uiie icher ti ill.
-I, til, a at renrjti
I uttl tlie track en hat hlin: stnst Is coin
pteted. i trs leave Puke and hast Klntr stuet-
everv uierulutr. eet pi Minds), at 7 .11 and 7 10
Mr trw Lpixir Heading depot Alse at neon ler
thu 1J.i train, and meet both trains In thee veil
lug. 15 -,--t
. I lie tnturanee lavesliuent Itetter Than a
eieveruiueut lienet.
Iho equitable l.llu Asjuntnce cennpvny re
isirts tbal It hv Jtisl made the fellenlnK ea.ti
settlement 1 1 1 1 a resident at Portland, N. II,
who as tnsuictl ler II mi under a tlttes-n jrear
Tenttne Hillc lune 1J, I-T2 The total amount
psld tn pnmtuuis as $TiH lhe cash dnwu
try htm was l,tn 1 whlchts mem thvn lhe lace
of ths Killcy, and Is 1JJ per cent el the pre
inluius paid. Ihus, lu addition te tllteen jean
eit Insurance, he hs received back the total
amount Itive-ste'd, and a "tuni"ual te psreent.
IHir annum cemsuud luleiet beslde-s Vrn
1 ere Sir.
Aliiueeineele
A Ooed VrrHit'j Oiiijvini -IHj Adauis
company, which opens at Iho limn 1 opera
heiusu next week. Includes senile et thu best
spectaltj people lu the profession. They are'
sure 10 give a rattling geed show. Mist Adams
hersult. Is quits a favorite In Lancaster fheli
a clever woman, lull of life', and with lehn II
Wills appe-ars In eveml sketches, renter A
II Utf he's, the great ieng and dance team, ranny
I.awts, sorleenmlc, and .-tie'nau A Cene', two
et the lunulest Irish cemedtsns before the) jio jie
ple, aie also with thu party.
VMATU.
reRKsxT. In this clt), en lhe TM Inst., Ann
M, wife et casper rurrvst. In thueUhyearel
hcrnKe
The relatlv es and friends of the family are rei
spectfully lnvtteel te attend the funeral, Irem
her husbands residence. Ne. tVt West hint;
alresjt. en Sundey slternoen at I e'cleKk. lu
lennentat Wexslward Hill cemetery. y-:td
Mv lie tn this city, nn'theUM InaL, i Jltlrekl
atver. In thu Uthyisiret hlsaKe.
the relatives and trlends of the family, ale
the Lancaster SI ennercher, are respectlull) In
vited te attend the funeral from the residence
et his uncle, Charles bcbinldt, Ne i.i; C'eliittibU
avenue', en Sunday atterunen, at 1 o'eleck. In
termentat Woeelwarel Hill ccuicti ry. It
Ksiicsmas In this city, ou the lil Inst., luhn
11. kableuiaa.
The relatives and friends et the family, also
Canossateue Tribe. Ne. JU, I. O. U M, and the
erdi r In general, are respectfully Invited te at
tend the funeral, from his late residence. Ne '-V.
West Mltllln street, ou .Monday afternoon at:
e clock. ltd
MAMHMTB.
rbluulelpbla Produee Market.
Pbiladsli-hia, July ii flour market gtcudy ;
sales, 1 "' barrels ; Minnesota takers, II i.ejl te ;
Pennsylvania ramily.tl T!I3 SO ; Western de,
aiueOVi; 1'atents, at .viai &.
Bye flour steady, tl WQ'i 75.
wheat-July, stiie., August, MJc i bept ,
Si'.c.
corn Inly, t. August, fbc; Sept., 4c ;
Oct.. 4fcc.
Oats inly, J-L.c; August, XJkc, SepU, :ic;
Oct.JlJic
Mew aera auraat.
Nsw Yeu. July 23. rienr market dull ;
rine, tl 10O1 tu. Superfine. 91 tifli .;
nana tn choices extra State, aj TtiJJI tu , gesMl te
fancy extra Western, at '0 w ; common te
kiksI e'Vtni etern, f.1 l's31 u).
Wheal Ne. 1 lied ttLauj. ')): Nn. J de,
Hc: Ne. J lUsi. winter. July, '"V:: Aug,
te'ic : receipts IW'O bus ; shtpwenu. 107.000.
Cern Ne. t mlxeel cash. 45WO ; de J uly, ttQ ;
Auif..,M.c: Sept., isc ; recclpU, 157,10V; snip
men is, 1 I e.
OatsMe. 1 White Btata. J.'OIOci Ne. i de
Sic; Na2 Mixed, .luly, jJJ.c ; receipts, 4I,UJ;
shtpmenu, zt.
Bye dull ; Westarn, MOXc ; State, S1H9&3C
lliirley nominal.
Ferk dull; old mess, 15015;s.
Lard Aug, a. Jl : Sept.. 17 01.
Molasses nominal at 'Hc for 90 beblng stock.
Turpentine eA.ler at Jlc.
Beefn .lull ; strained te KOOd.ll 0SO1 25.
Petroleum dull ; Beflnea, In caJtes.HKc
areianui einu ; anun te i.iverpcmi, aa.
liuiier hrui 1 Western C "winery, ltsttile.
Chisise dull i Western Flat. ll(J15c, Htate
rartery.tiOluc.Kancy White, lmsivy,c; Coleiod
VifAc.
Kgs steady; Bute, l!s315)ic; Western, KQ
1 'c.
sugar steady: Beflneel Catleaf, fsacj.c:
branulated. 5 iS-Ibc
Tallew stealy ; prime city, 3c.
Bice nnuilnal; Carolina, talr te geed, 3JHC
ceftue il nu : fair cargee s. Se ,c.
(train and rrovuieua.
riimlshed by B. K. Ynndt, llreker.
Cbiuaoe, July a, I o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. Oats. Perk, Lard.
July
August 1 I'-i SIV, Vti .... h A7
September. 71'. 37. 'r.'i .... t,.7n
October .i)i iVi aH .... 1. 77
November S,'t t, 17
December ;iX 37
Becelpts Car Leta.
Winter Wheat 103
Spring Wheat 6
Cern. in
Oats lj
lierley.'. '. ', 1 ',,..'. '.,..
OU City.
Crude OU f7'.
Ueae
Keeeluta Uegs ,l
Closing Piieus 2 o'clock p. m.
Wheal, Cern. Oats. Perk. Lara.
July ii .K.K 21 .... 1. ii
August IU!4 J"rW 24H .... B 57
September 71! 37K 2V .... e 1,7
October IS J7 2X .... H 75
Nevemlier 37'4 b 57
December 75;, J7
OU CUV.
LrudnOU VM
onieaee rredtMe aiaraes.
CSIuaoe, Jul 23, 10JU a, m. Market opened.
w neat Aug.. 7ec,c; Bept, lie; Oct.TJHc.
Cern Aug , .17;,c; bept , 37c ; Oct , 37;.c!
Oats Aug , 2&c ; SepL, Vt'jc , Oct,, ,7c.
Perk Net quoted.
Lard Aug, an Ml ; bept, t ,70 Oct, p, 75.
Short Ulbs-Aug., S 00 j SepL, as lu; 031,
rs7K
tLOHiaa,
Wheat-July, (c.t Aug., tc; Sept, 7iejC
Oct , 73c
Cern-JuIy,3.Xc 1 Aug, a.Jic ; Sept, S7Xc ;
Obb, 37Kc
OaU-luly, 24Xc; Ang,Xc: Bept, 25c.
Oct, aHc-
I'erk Net qiietesl.
Lard Inly, SB U; Aug, lb 57H; Sept,
6b7, ;Oet, IM7 X.
Kit I ul. is tu 1 Aug,SUI; Sept., as WX.
Oct., 17 'J).
uve atesa BUraea,
Caioaee, July It Tke Drevtri' Journal re
ports : Cattle BecelpU, tU0 bead; shipment,
atut market strong! shlnntnfr ataars. Sbe te
l.Sueae., at 10M Jti stackers and fanners, II 70
91 10 1 cows. Culls and mixed, 11 2fiJ ou ; Texas
eavuci, ee tsju sj.
Uegs Bejeelpts. 15.OTD head 1 shipments. 400
head 1 market stronger 1 rough ana mlxetLl&tS
5 se 1 packing and shipping, e i 35 Flight
i65Mtskipe,ajuijaate, "
Sheep-tuesJpu, 1,000 haadt sUpmtmta,
none 1 market steady 1 nattvee. ti TS4M JO 1 West
ern, ai i w, xaxans, ta OOijs W; Iambs, 11 U
75e
sua Lrmrr. Cattle Baeatpta, S
shlpmtmu, asst market nothing doing ; all
through censlgninanu 1 cars shipped te New
Yrra.Dena.
Uctja-Keetipts, juoe kaUt thipwaau ltw
bead! market slew 1 1'hllsdelphlas, V ss H
Yorkers, & S.va)V IV t common In Hunt, K iitf l
hogs shlptMHl te New nrk, scars.
Shnep-Ueceilple, lil liiseet t sinpinents, 1'I
market lltui , pilin.'.tl Vsjlt-Vi Islr 10 kh1.Hi
M lu, ceimuiuu, tl-vsa.! Mil spring lambs, V fssie A
tluuMhelel Maraet.
Hilar.
CrevinnTy Under a
iiiitixt y a
Hutch OIiihwi W lump
i-eiiltst.
, V
... 1-UJiv
utivc
spring thii kens Y pair.
., HHtTlV
.. Jisjsv
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litifw
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SflKO
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cm
Lille ke'lls tl reilr tllvul
tide kens r1 pleeu (e leaned) , .
Hise SILAS Beits.
Apple tttitter f 'tt
rggs Welti.
lleuev V
Ilemluv. V lt
Lard V a
Bauei hiuut V it
rst'iTS.
Apples H I'k
ttanattesW de
Lexisvnuts, csich
riiit'iipples km h
Ihuueus at elee
Oranges V dot
CrHubeiiles il
LhertteesV u'
KsuplMUries it. .... ,
Ki'd L'urrnnts l'
VSelSTASLa.
Ceirn per el rt .. ..
t abhtw, ft heail
lUsits, V bunch
SwesilPelatcHis V ,Sj pk ,
Turnips, tt K pk
t'ntHteesM SI pk
New rotates s ft )tj pa ...
Outeius, W Ht'k
Nets Onions, y tiuueh
ew iHvcs, fi H PK
Siring lleiuns, i W ik
Nusr lle'riuuila onions V Spk ...
lShub 11 b V bunch
lleael -vihtd, V head
Kaeltshes SI bunch
C'Arrets, i bunch....,
cucumbers, 3 tei
sip.ia.-hes eieeh
I. tuejcster Tematex's l iiiart ....
eiuthern M "
W alurmelems, eaeh
lautaleuiHs
funs ash eisjein
ramlly flour ft bbl
rancv Kelltr rleur
Oits tuts
Cemi fshedled) litis
Ceirn, tjl bus
uw corn r1 dei ..
Kvu bus
flour ixiruuartei
Wheat bus
ei ea seas.
Hay ft Ien
Cloversesnt ft bus
ltuieth V'"is
Herd eirass y bus
Ore hard erv-s y tu
Mtiesl Ijiwn linc-si s V bus
Ilungaruneiniss f bus
straw r1 ten
rlaxstssl V bus
risii
t Kins w U ...
Catrlshr"'
IbUlbut V '
luackbcss. i s
I'ergli's, y b ...
Murgeen. w s ....
Ojstcts, J) ltJ ,
SATS.
I-lUllb y 9
Mutten V 3
Veil V a
llesifya
Sausegefl fr
I'udding y S
Ham y ff,wheile
Ham y 8. sliced
ltacen y a
lined iMMit y jr
Helegua y ur
Lern lbi y ft
I'urk w a
.... Usji:e
tee
JC
:tic
... WtV
ttcvt
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be
.... fsaiw
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et'ee
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... bsfrs:
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l.-sJH'C
:tc
lie
leu
te
IhC
bflli:
xw era ter as
Nit less, July Jl, 1JU p. in Meney closest
at J per cent. Klcliange steady, II OJS
rjl -X , Geventuumu firm Currency k's, II 1
bid Ms Coup, II .Tbld; H's de, II t. bid.
l'acldc nillreaa bends close el as fellows I nleu
rirts, 1111 te lilt ; laud iiinnts, limtellle,
stnklDk' runds, 1111 te fits. Centrals, nil te
1116
The stock mirket this morning was etce-s-slveh
dull, and but for the mere furiuallty of
tin Ulln tbe stock exchange might as well have
adjeurnesl Irem esterdaj ever te Mnnda. A
tew dteKks ses.saesed a Uttlu ever tei per
cent under the efforts of the beard nsiui traders
te sad p a tractions! pretlt lrem each ether
VV hi n the bank statement was announced, show
ing an lnciea.e et l?l,Uf, It stllTeneel thi whole
market, and prices nt neon, the cltielng hour,
veere up ', te S lit cent. The dealing eie
abselutel ft eturele-ss and at tluii't the'ie wss
nothing done. The bsIim of the morning
amounted te .ti shares.
atuca naraeta.
UuoUttens by Ueed, Mciirann A Ce, bankers
anciister, I'a-
SSW TURK LIST. 11 A. . Ii. i T M.
Canada l'aclflc i"
U.C.C.AI vs
Colerado Ceal
Central l'ac J7
Canada Seu the r-i '' :",
tihL St. L. A 1'gh 17
Uen.AKlnet 'i
Uel.L. A W II.", 1.UC,
Krte Hi-. 31
Brie, 2nd '-H ....
Jer. C. .. 77l4
k. at :;'. :r.
Leu. N tie, ill'.
L. Shere i".
Mich, l.en nVW t
Heck alley z'l : 5i
Missouri I'acltlc I".'. ltr;i
N. e 34 3IK
N. P. I'ref 'y. H
H. WesL U'. lb'S
N Y.IJ 1" H'X
atest Innnessete C I31-, 1.44
Omaha I,, '"
Oregon Transportation '''S
Onlorte A W 17
Pacific Mall I1V 41
Blchmend Tennlnal II); 11,
at. Paul ' f
Tex. l'ac '.Ji; ....
Union Pac tA vi
Wabash Cem 17'.
Wabash Prof 31 . .
Western V "i :'.
West Shere Uends Ik'.
Mew England l u
raixaeatrBia list.
Leh. Vai mi
U., N. Y. A Phtla l(r
rt n K'sseeeiaeaaaeaeeeeestee 7il fn
Beading 1 tn
Lee. NaT i K
Ueetenv. Pass.
P. M
N. Cent ....................... .... .... ....
Peeples Pass
Bdg. Uen'ls Wi
mi... .............. ..,.. 'm 174 ....
Phlla. Traction 71
Lecal Btitcaut and Bends.
BeportedbyJ.il. Leng.
Par Last
value, sale.
Lancaster C jsir cent.. Is)
leu
luu
loe
107 .Ml
- b -- tan
' 4 Scheel lean....
" I " lnlerJOears.
" 4 " In 6er Jtyears.
" 4 ' In 10 or Jey ears.
Manhelmliore ugh lean
BASK STOCKS.
First National Hank
Fanners' National Hank
Fulton National Bank
Lancaster County National Bank
Northern Natlnnsl Hank
Peeples' National L'ank
Columbia National Hank
Christiana National llrnk
Kpnrata National Bank
First National Hank, Columbia
First National Hank.Btrasburg
First National Hank, Marietta
First National Hank, ML Jey
Lllltx National Bank
Manhetm National Bank
Union National Bank, Mount Jey...,
New Helland National Hank
Oap National Hank
auarryvllle National Bunk
Uiabethtewn National Hank ,,
ISCSLLASBOUS STOUaS.
East Brandy-wine 4k Wayneaburg
auarrrvuie B. B. ,
UlersvUlB street Car
Inquiring Printing Company,
Uaallghtand Fuel Company
Stevens Heuse (Bends)
Columbia lias Cem cany
1J0
106
Vli
103 26
1U5
101
son
115 75
JI)
117 50
WM
176
111
1J5
145
1UI
1X1
210
160
166
150
m
110
110
1JS
lis
.a
1.50
70
62
as
1U0
26
11
jee.: s
2.0.10
L06
16
se
HO
6S
10
10s
102
1W
10J
106
let)
luu
be
lue
inc
50
no
60
1J
lte
100
100
lie
lue
HI)
100
IK)
100
lue
50
100
no
luu
leu
60
.... M
.... Ml
.... DO
.... 25
.... 100
....
..,. 10
.... 100
.... 109
.... 60
.... IB
.... 60
.... 60
Columbia Water Company..,
BuMuohannalren Company,
Marietta HoUew.ware ,
Stevens Heuse
Millers vUle Nermal Scheel., ,
Northern Market.......
istein Market ,
Western Market..
Lancaster City Street Hallway Ce....
Uas Company Bunds
60
60
100
100
100
100
60
iauuiuum uejiuuau imiuub......
cluarry vllle B. B., Ts.
Beading A Columbia K. B.. B's..
ataen Light company
rtrasrias sTeuaa
Big Spring A Beaver Valley
Bridgeport A Horseshoe
Columbia A Chestnut Ulll
Columbia Washington,...,
Cenes toga A lllg Spring
Marietta A Mount Jey
Lane, Kllxabelhlewn A Mlddletewn.
Lancaster A FruttvUlu.,,..
Lancaster A Lltltx
Lancaster 4k WUllaimitewu
Lancaster A Maner
Lancaster A Man helm...
Lancaster A Marietta
LtncasUir A New Helland.
Lancaster A 8use,nehanua.
Lancaster A New UanvUle
Columbia A Marietta
Maytown A gllxabethtewn
Lancaster A Kpnrata
Lancaster A Willow Street..
Btraaburg A Millport... ...... ..........
Marietta A Mavtewn
2D
MK
)
A)
25
26
1U0
60
26
26
60
26
2b
Ine
AW
26
26
26
26
26
26
8.2R
24.50
27
20
20
66.60
76
67
76
110 00
156
4.1
31
trj
abb
11
20
0
43
is.05
22
HO
m ' a u vkk TimciimtTa.
AUKNl-S WANTED TO REPBKSKNT
the Allen Mutual Fire Insurance Ceny.
pany, of Allentewu, Pa. Fer particulars, ad
areas u. n.BEa.uaisvvav,ave:iwwij,
JylHtdS.Tu.Th
AUentewn, Fa.
QALF HEAD BOUP LUNCH,
AT KX7ILS10U BALL,
It
TU-M0UT,
NKW ADWtKTJNWMM.yTH.
N
tmitK.CK et MILKY.
WOHK-NOI' WOUHH
Norbeck & Miley
Tlli:Ol.ll AND HKI.IAHLK
Coach-Building Firm,
at thi:
" BIG YELLOW CORNER," Seuth Duke and Vine Streets.
NO USE TO ENUMERATE STYLES !
COULDN'T I'll II IN A.N nilliNAIl spsl K. KV Kill IM AtlIN AIILK aTVLK OK MtHIRHN
I lllcl.l ON II.VNI'OU MAUL HI IIIIHKII.
COUI'KllllON HKMKH IN I'HILh AN II Ol) Al.l I Ot- tlOOUH.
eWseeelal Atteulleu tllven In Kepidllng. Old VetiUles MadotletHtos Mew.
Norbeck d Miley. Practical
(ou. sod i ii itiiKi: ammim: sis, i,i amkk, r.v.
apriHj,tHUA7i.
A ATI! .IH KKUSKMKMS
B
AK1NC1 I-OWUKIL
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
Tills powder never virb-ie A marvel et
ptirtt , stre ugth ami e, tnilesemiiue.ss Mem
esMmeuileiil than ttieenllnsn kinds, andcannut
tsiseldln ceuuts'tltleti with the lit til lit ude of leee
te'St, sheirt weight, altltll or pbesphstee Isiwders.
.Sefif only in cum Kev AL ilAKlse I'eee ess Ce,
It Wall etres't. New era. JvllJdAw
t KANDNKW HAriMtlvKAlTT-
Kiitsr
..s tf the season-
fur Lunch at the Maner
Hetel, Nun JIT and :i West Mug street elt
action ran lu working wder te tilght. leeeuld,
rtiireshlng lles'r draw n Iretu the ki g
ltd IOIIN II. HIsStNUKIt.
Till: It KG I I. AK MONTHLY MKt-rri.NU
of the I nten Ittillillngaud Lean AsiiiKlatlen
will be h'Hl at Mr. I V. Snyder s Oltlr. . nu
Monday evening at 1 e clek Meni te lean,
ltd A. II HALL, secretary.
WANTKH
Appi) a'
lWOUOOilllOl SK111KUW.
. lt.TKOIIT A t O'S,
Ne : N ejuesril st
Til' HT. 1CK l'Ki:.VM
IN I.AKUH OK
X. small iiuantitUs at
li.s.HWar.re.N'S Ice Cream Parlors.
ltd' Ne III West UunenstnieL
W AN1KD-A IUMMLK(K)M t.lKI.IN
KMiuill iBlllll) , wages. tV). Appl) at
r, II lltOUT A CO'S,
Ne JXN.CiuesmSt.
mil AT
I.AKI1K If'ltn.B WI1.I. UK
A. sen
rveel for lunch at the ragln Hetel this
evening. Ilexhtaler and HI, ker ii-ers en tap.
ltd A. c UAH ri.lt, Proprietor.
T1IK KKtil'I.AR MON I III.Y MKKTINtt
et the Aiiuirlraii Mechanics llulbllng ami
I nan Assoc 1 1II011 will be he Id at si llcller VV II.
lioland'sOlhce, .ii1 rsinlh llllkn stiiil.eui next
Uoneay uve-nlng, July -v, al7H elexk Mem
toleati.
It JOHN II. IlKIIM.sicielarj
I HLKY'S Kltl'IT I'l.ANOHIMlSODA
VV ater Is made really Ice cold by the use of
heved Ice llubln) s Creuin Meiede Is a de
licious drink, 5c. a glans. at
HUHi.ars ubue bteub.
Nil W West King HtnwL
el
,UK CK1AHS MIA QUKKIDA AMI
Me den Lien ate Cl.r.All HAVANA ril-
Lr 11 luvnd made. Sc KACII. In bnxeM of Vi a and
luis. ll!;MUTlscllAltrell.,
HI East Miig"trift,
Telephone Connection JaulVW AMU hi
tSUUOOl.TA.N. lhW.
J The duplicate Is In the hands of the 1 rv
rr
ou Ol be feru
August 1, ls
Otllce hours from J a tn. till 4pm
W.
, e. MAHMiAi.i.. treasurer.
Jel IfdB
Ne K Centre Niuarc.
SUl'Tlir-HN MAKKKT.
There will be a metetlng el thine lutere-sted
In organizing a Southern Mattel Compan) at
1. M. Moere's Swan Hetel, en Wudnesda) Kven
ing. July ;7lli. at S o'clock, lerecelvu lhe report
el the Committee en location,
ltd J. W. JOHNSON, President.
I ACOU K SUEAKKKK'8
Pure Rye Whisky.
NO. 15 CKNTBE SyUAKE, LANCASTKB, PA.
inayl3 tld
n-tilB
MKMltKKS OF UANAHH.VTKIK)
M. Tribe, Ne. 2") 1 O. B
M.. are requested te
meet at their wluwutn. Mendav Afternoon at 1
0 clock, te attend the funeral nf their late
brother. Past Sachem Jehn M. kshletnan. 'llm
members of Nes 2. ii unit 14 are resiecllull) In
vltud. lly order 01 .10IIN II. WKBKIt.
Sachem pre Km.
Attest . Utkem J , llneu h, C. or U. 11
TJOSIT1VK rUIH.lC HALB OK TUB
X Barnes Jeb and Blank Printing etllce.
On BATineAV.JiLt 30, 1SS7,
At 10 o'clock a. m. Owing te complications, this
sale has been pestHnnd twice, hut new articles
01 agreement have been entered Inte by all In
terusted. The etllce, with Its entire contents,
has been placed In my bauds, te tm seM as a
whole, and the sale w'.M positively take place,
with a clear and Indisputable title given. The
F purchaser will be privileged te rent the room,
lore Is the best opportunity te alive pilnter
aver offered ler Lancaster. J he efllce Is open,
and poriens wishing te view the pls.nl will re
ceive polite attention.
Jjibltd JOKL L. II41SEH, Auctioneer.
IllANDCONUKltT
TO-NIGHT
nr tiik
LIBERTY BAND
At Msennercher Garden.
AeTlIecbester, Itleker and llaelner Beer en
Up U. PI-AFFLK,
Jy22 2td ProjirlMter.
NOTICH
The members et lbs Lancaster M.enncr M.enncr
cher will meet at their Hall tomorrow (Buiida))
ntluruoea at 1 e'clex-k. ter the purivMi of attend.
Ing the funeral el their late lullew member,
Uetllelh Meyers.
The active members are requested te meet
this evening at 8 o'clock, at the Hall, ler prac
tice. By order of the President
ltd UKNBYBC1IM1VT, Secretary.
e
K HAUL.
Lew Down I'iiilks.
ilauy buyers came tee Lite te get the un un
(luestienably geed $10 and !!! riuita we
have made up (or this season.
That they might liave no reason te com
plain, and appreciate hew well we deserve
confidence of customers, li.'.M and 1.5
Sulta-Men'a Caaalmere-ge down te I0
andtl'J. Hundreds.
They're better by several dollars than
teres offer at these prices. All-wool and
male by our work people.
Yeu can still get line 12-5 Suits for (15.
wamavakmr & ijbewn's
Oak Hall,
iJODTHBAST COBNBB blXTH AND MAS
KKT STS.,
I'UILADBLrHJ.
- 1H Till: HULK til'
tare Builders.
. AlH'KKriHKUMUa.
wan ii:n- tii 111:1: i:i'i:iui:nuri
T I'mirel U0II1 is Apnl) at
J).'i.'ld ll'l SI1IHII.K S1KKKT.
MI'Oill'i:t) IS IIOI'l'liIvS
Oonulue Iririh Whisky.
AT UtlltltKU'S LIQUOIt STOIltt.
Ne. 22 Centre) Seiuare, IjimtuiUir, Pa
PI.OI'I.K'N III'lliDINIl, LOAN ASM) lK
isislt C'iiiiiinny, liu-et I his (s ATHKtlAV )
evening at 7 11 cluck, at A. C. Ileltui hl's Olllte,
Ne. II North Hukn sttes't. New JSlh setles
tHns Meney te limn Borrowers gel full
amount Klee tlen of eltli ors.
ltd A s. VILLKK, i.n'lar.
IflKANKI.IN AND MAKSIIA1.I, At'AI)
! r.Sll. this lustltutleu will, for the tlrst
tliiit'.iiiwii Its eloers te both seti's.en 1III1NH
HAY, SklTK.MIIr K I Its aim Is te thoieuuhly
prepare students ler I ellege, 1 rue hi tig or llusi
ui'ss rerukUletgiieiiud eilti'r liilortiiatleu,ad
dlis W. W. MOOI11, Hecteir,
Jylt StitdS l.iunii,t,.r, I'a.
rpilKKKi,l I.AIl MON rill. Y MKIM'INtl
A. eittheVVeHt h ml llulbllug tend Lean Assu
1 lathin, will Ne liebl at the Law eilllcoer I II.
Helilllltl, i- , this IS.VIIIUUAl ) KVa.MMI,
at 7 IMeieltsk. Aleme ) toleati
C . I I) II 1 1,
Jy23Hd s, cri'lary.
Nerit'K is iii:ki;i!Y iiivkn that
an application will bee made te th lUiatd
el Pardons et riius)lvaii1 1, at Its met uicet
lug. In Uarrisburg, en lUKsliw, At ell HT in.
for the p-erileu eit tdwaul sintieis, who was
esiuvlct, el liife'inber 17, Issl, of mtiteler In the
seceiuddt'gnsi and se.nteuitsil IbeiMiittvr IX, lpsi,
teeleiVMii years and iitiin mouths linprlsettiiieiit
In the ktutern reiiltentlar). )ii.iKl
tfHK
MANHEIM
Reller Fleur!
iauil 3mdUeed
JtTlts. K. M. WOOIlWAKl),
NO.iVt, LAST KINUBlltlCr.T.
Artlatic StampiuK Emparium.
Hand Paliiiiil slid Kmbieldered Soveltlof,
Htillatiln for birthday or wuildlitg piei.eulH In a
gri'tet vatlel)
Neiw Paris llntitd Scarfs for Bssels or Chairs
Ves Scrim Tidies, larleet, with matellals te
Itntsh litarje-dsA W
T
HY IT'
TRY IT!
Try tlr-.MISh IMI'OltlKli (ilNdklt AI.K.
We have It tu stock by the bottle or en dratiKht.
A diitlghttul and health) drink lu Het Wi aider,
for s.tlu by
H. B OOOllRAN, DruKKiat,
l!7undlU NOItllleiUKKNST,
Laticasteir. Ia.
P S Ui-m Cochran's Sea Salt In yiiurbaih
mats IJ'IKTTIj.VS
sTlltANDOI'EHA HOI . MI.
AATO.V-; II KKh '
Oommenclng Monday, July 2b, 1887.
Ueturu el Lancaster s laverltellur
les'iuu Attut,
Miss May Adams,
With v Verj strong
Hiiecialty unci Coined Ce ,
Ineluillng Sheeh'vn and C'ejne. roster and
Hughes, ran n In Lewis, Wm. a. C'Urk, Jehn II
Wills, and numerous blendes.
AIIMISSIIIV pi, JiandliCKNTS.
-Saturday Matlnesi Jvillil
TkJOKM AI. .HfJIlOOU
MILLERSVILLE
N0RMALSCH00L.
Special ArrugtDieDis for Lancaster.
The pregrammu or Iho WILLKItSMLLK
STATK NOUMAL HCHOOI. will be se arrunged
that pupils rrein I ancuster may jruituuU nt the
iVieul aud beierd at home
TUITION KM'BNSKH
(fell I I I ILS I HSI-AKINII TO TSACII )
Per week
Fer Winter Session el li wis ks
Fer Summer session of 14 weeks . .
I 1 nu
. .si III
13 uu
Total tuition for year lfj te
A state appropriation of I'sit") Is given te
grudualeis. It Is thus seen that high school
graduates and ethers, vehucotnpleiu tbe Nermal
Scheel course in two years, may de se ut a total
cost of tuition of only ; i
fpeclal rutes te pupils are given by the Street
Ball read Company
Winter Session et 2H weeks begins September
6th
4sVFnr t'atsJogueor furtlur in'nrmatteu, ad
dress the 1'rlnclptil. K. UU III l.l 1 K,
JyiCliitH Mlllersvllle, I'a,
M
YKKb.V. KATUFON.
Lew Prices.
Glethins at Lew Prices New.
The Summer is passing by, aud our
stock will be sold te give us ioeiu, te rid
us of Summer Goods. When September
cornea we w.mt most of our tables cleared
of Summer Goods, te be rellllid by Newest
Styles for Fall.
Ueme and see our stock, compare prices,
aud if you tell us we're tee high, it'll be
something strange te us.
We're net high priced, but we are strictly
Urst class. Ne trash from our stock. If
we can't give you geed value for yutir
money, we'll net ask you te buy. Lew
prices, together with geed values, rule
here. Ne one will be imposed uhiu, no
matter bow inexperienced,
Myers & Rathlbn,
LKAOING CLOT1UKBB,
NO. 12 EAST KINO STRUT,
LAMCABTS1I, PA.
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