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let IWer 18,200 sgalast the electrle
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te furnish the bow lamp and
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tee new lamp and repair the old
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pa lamps without farther cost.
Vfl Aliupl OMMMt.
r Boyie, a iramp, causea oeniiaeranie
i ob Fourth etreet en Saturday alter-
tbs man waa aruuK ana was in a
. pfMtegmoed. He engaged In several flgbts
Bd altar hU flitle enoeuntera presented a
appearance. The man waa finally
by Offleer Gilbert and aent te jail for
aaBaavs by Squire Beiahey.
; wm rer tae simasic.
Workmen wan engaged en Sunday at
ha rolling mill of the Columbia Iren com cem
yaay patting la aeme new maehlnery. a
mm aaglss will aoen be plaead In position te
Barr the faaa for furnlahlag the blaat for the
-.fcaaUBC furnaces.
' bWaa tnmxwa of tha Chaatnnt Hill Inn
'Om'aomnaey are werklnr in med order
, Bad a large quantity of pig iron ia being
LVbb Columbia agrieultural werka en Cem
street m one el the busiest places In the
The prod note nnd a ready Bale, the
r nil ia large, and the eatabtlthment form
, SB MBaertant addlUen te the industrial work
CBTMBMwa.
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.."fleaMt Zlea A. BL E. Sunday school will
BBta at LtUts en Friday of this week.
HuXMMOBloeTGen'l Welsh pestatPennrn
-'BBazlBaturday premises te be the largest
'-BBtjiTir left the town. The management are
';BasiageTaTy prepsrauonte msjce ltaauc-
larant Among the attractions will be
raets, camp sports, feet ball, dres
The Columbia band will be
- fasasat, and Tayler's orebratra, of Lane-
.far will furnish dancing music.1
Kit. W. May's Bilile clau of the Seeand
lautharan Sunday school will se te
-Terk Furnace, en Wednesday, August Uib.
.Oaaaeen Hsecial Tram.
- Oempany O returned horns en Saturday
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at uretas. The soldier oeya looked well
f- garter thrtr camping experience.
f jl aotepiicon exnioiuen win de given in
I'tBB Church of Ged en Tuesday evening b
a Bar. C. D. RlaheL Many fine pictures will
f-BB presented en the canvas. The proceeds
arlll be devoted te church funds.
'f,i Msler J. W. Yccurn, of the Spy, and family,
1? Mt town ea Saturday for a visit te Welkin's
h'riuns iuanan leage 01 uaa reiiews win
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gBViw a ball and cake walk In the armory en
, TJHUSday evening 01 thia week.
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ttw visitors en Saturday te the Seawanhaks
slab, in esmn at Wild Cat falla.
TlWUBBa IL fVuhrin Anil wife fft ffn-Haw f
R1& Bedford Bprings.
i Frank Barr, son of Alderman Barr, aasir.
Bsait mbKUb a it& M. B -. M..1L. a.
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fej, week's vacation.
E- uiainaivDii ruiiBuniiiuu. in at nninu nn aa
?.-; auss uiuae ana Katie Htrine and Mia
!.?-Mlanie Miller left te day for Oxford, Cheate
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grr asm negina ueerr ana Mrs A. Metzrett,
aareepenaingarewaaye in the northern end
S v-of the count v.
r,V MiasBcsileE. Fraeltcb, of tbla city, ba
fe as te Quarry vUle te spend several weeks
lfwna ner uncle.
?A3 Mr. Jehn B. Blaslnger and wife, of the
pj. Maner hotel, lett tbU city Sunday mernlnn
VT- at A n'nlnrk fnr iilmiin Mim .... k.n.
Clehasl Harnlsb and family and Miss Lnn
i:it MeHeal left en Saturday for Atlantic uitv.
rSJBdward D. Reilly and Miss Begins Malene
E'r, kavs also genp te the same popular resort.
X v. B. miner, or ins protbenotary's offleer
E. and Herace Martin, left en Friday for a ten
K-I day's Vlail te the MUhnm
3 ' Kdwin Snyder end Andrew Casper, et
kK' "vi niiBuiMi "-uay ier Auanucijty,
Fdi.kars they will spend the week.
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IiitiTc, Aug. 15 The centennial servlew
of ths Moravian church which were brought
te a etess last svenlBg wars el such a charac
ter that be eBB who sad ths pleasure of being
present at say time will ever forget the Im
prasstOBS received, Ths town waa filled
with visitors from tarjmd near and everything
presented a truly festive appearance. The
Introductory services of Saturday morning
wss followed by the reded Icatlen of the
church building In the afternoon, at which
Bishop K Db Schwelnlla wss te bsTe pre
sided but bring prevented from attending by
Hlnesa the ceremony waa performed by
Bishop A. A. Keltke, et New Yerk. The
anthems by the cbelr "Beheld lbs Heaven et
Heavens," by Bityec, and "Praise the Lord
for He isGracleus," from Mc sari's XII Mass
were beautifully rendered. The pastor, Rev.
C. li ltlnkp, presetted an eloquent ser
mon from the same text used by Kev.
Klines Onr at the dedication or the
church 1C0 years age. Unfortunately
the original sermon has been lest, but the
three beads Inte which It was divided were
preserved, and In the centennial discourse
the pastor very appropriately confined hla
remarks te these divisions. They are 1st,
Heaset sfer jny ; , High sUrnltU-ance of the
day ; 3, Hely uses for which the church is te
be devoted. The pregramme of the first
day's services was brought te a clree by a
praise meeting at 7 HO p. m , led by Kev. J,
Max liar, D. D , of Lancaster. Tbe choir
sang tbe beautiful anthem "Hew lovely are
tny dwellings fair," by Snehr, at the orer erer
Ing. This waa followed by the pastor reading
an historical sketch of tbe congregation com
piled by Her. H. A. Brickensteln. After the
s'nglng et "I will magnify 1 bee" (Calkin),
by the choir, Dr. Hark delivered a beautiful
address. Tee speaker drew a parallel be
tween tbe alley which ancients used with
geld te give the metal the proper consistency
ter working, but which upon tbe breath of a
certain acid disappeared entirely, leaving tbe
geld in all Its virgin purity, snd tbe Chris
tian church en earth, which was te be only
an alley by means of which the spiritual
church could be mere readily built
and meulded, but which en the last
day, by a braath from the Father
would be rolled away, leaving nothing
but that which is absolutely pure and
heavenly. This address was followed by a
heautltul sole, "My Heart Ever Faithful "
(Bach) by Miss Welle, after which Kev.
Gerdsen, of Lebanon, made a few ezy inter
esting rewarka.
Though the weather en Sunday waa threat
ening and there was an occasional shower of
rain, yet a large number of people arrived In
the morning train, and many came in con
veyances from Lancaster and tbe surround
ing country. The festivities of tbe day were
opened by the playing et the trombone
cbelr from the church steeple at S.30. Tbe
festival service at 10.50 a m , was ejwned by
the choir rendering "O Praise Him all ye
Nations" (Beethoven.) Rev. E T. Kluge
of Nazareth, Pa., preached the sermon from
L Peter: 2 5, "Ye also aa living stones are
hullt up a spiritual house." Tne speaker
brought forth in a most eloquent manner tbe
lessen that It was net only necessary for all te
bs well trimmed and fitted atones In tbe
teeiple of Christ, but also necessary te be
living stones, well cemented together through
tie bleed of Cbrlst, snd strengthening and
aupperting one another.
Tne love feast, at p. in , Rev. Cbaa,
Nagel presiding, was opened with musle by
tbe trombone choir, followed by a psalm of
prale and tbanksgtvlng, compesnd by Kev.
C L. Kelnke, and sung, during tbe aert lug of
the least, alterna'ely by congregation and
cbelr. This psalm waa arranged especially
for the occasion, tbe anthems by tbe choir
being aa fellows : " Praise, Tnanks and Ad
oration" (Beckler), "Godet Me-cy, Ond el
Leve" (Weber), and 'Freueu uud Frreh
llch"(Herbat). At 3.30 p m. the holy sacrament waa ad
ministered te tbe largest congregation ever
assembled for tbst purpose in the cburcb, by
Kev. K. T, Kluge, assisted by tbe Ha vs. C. L.
Relnke and Chas. Nagel. This was a most
solemn and Impressive occasion. The meet
ing was opened with solemn music by tbe
trombone cbelr followed by the peculiarly
Impressive Moravian communion service.
Tbe children meeting at7;)a. in , tbelaH
of tbe festival services, was Indeed a great
trett te all present. The anthem, " Glorious
BeTbyNaub" from Mozart's XII. mats, was
beautifully rendered by tbecbeir. After the
reading of the scripture lessens for tbe day,
by Kev. Chas. Nagel, tbe pas'er introduced
Bishop A. A. Kelnke te tbe Sunday srboel
children, who were seated in a beiy In the
front part of the church. After a few re
marks te tbe elder part of tbe congregation,
tbe bisbep st once secured the attention and
gxd will of tbe children by askiug tbem te
slag one et tbelr hymns for htm, wnlcb they
did most heartily. In bis ad Ires b taugbt
In a most beautiful manner tbe necessity of
becoming a true " Child of Ged," anil Iilus
t rated each point with an interesting story te
Qx tbe lessen mere firmly iu tbe minds of
ech one. At the conclusion of the addresi
ths cblldien sing another beautiful hymn
The superintendent et the Sunday scbeil,
Mr. N. Welle ws then called upon te mane
a few remarks, at tbe conclusion of which he
(eik tbe opportunity tetbank eacb and every
one who bad contributed in any manner te
tbe su?csa of tbe celebration.
Tne cbelr and orchestra, under ths effi
cient leadership of Prof. 8. Fred Van Vltck,
assisted by Prof. A. R. Beck, deserve mere
than a passing word of praise for the tine
rendering of all tbeanthem, mtny of which
wereery difficult.
Death of gistsr tt Camillas.
Sister M. Camlllus, of St. Msry's orphan
asylum, died en Sunday morning at U o'clock
after a lingering illness, I rem consumption,
aged about St) years Nearly three years age
leceased was sent te this city from the
Mether house at Mount St. Vincent, N. V , in
the hope that tbla climate would be bent-tidal
teber health. Fer a time she did lmpreve,but
the seeds of consumption wfra tee deeply
plsnted. She gradually grew weaker and
bsd been confined te bed for tbe past six
months. In tbe world sbe was a Miss Gar
vey, and entered the sisterhood some years
age, from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where her
parents resided. The funeral will tike place
te morrow morning, with Interment at HU
Mary's cemetery.
An Artist With the Pencil.
Prof. J. Aug. Bnck, of Harrisburg, brother
of Prof. Jehn Beck, Lltltz, took forty sketches
of the Lewer Susquebanna river. Ilia pen
cil was used te geed efiect en a waterfall in a
ravine near flte's Eddy.
8na ler Damages
Jehn Dapp, lather el the little boy who
died after eating bologna a lew weeks age. In
Harrtaburg, has beun suit ler JiOOO against
rbeuiae sxd Henry Marsh, who sold tbe
meat.
Arrssisil en Hosplcleu.
rrem tha lUrrtiburg tall.
Samuel King, colored, of Lancaster, and
S5Ki!f "5? 17'" r'twl at a late hour last
conduct lb6 chws9ef auspltleu.
Usld for a llsaitag.
Charlette Gray yesterday made complaint
bsters Alderman Barr agalnat Peter Weeds,
emerging him with surety of the peace and
drunk and disorderly conduct. Peter was
bald In bail for a hearing.
The Last Opportunity.
Te-day is the last opportunity tbatewnsra
et vehicles have te pay ths special license tax
Imposed by ordinance of March last It Is
tbe Intention of tbe city autheritlea te enter
ault at obes against all who fall te pay their
tax.
A Trala-Jempar Imortaeaed.
Themas Murphy, arreslad for trespassing
aa Us ears or las Psansylvaala railroad, was
bofers Alderman McCemy this morning
sad asst te Jail for ten days.
JOBM B. MAM.OWB BB-BLBOIBB.
He wHIHsaa tbe Democratic Osaaty Oeaaaalt
tea Aartasr Tsar.
This morning the new Democratic county
committee met in Kepler's building ler the
purpose of ergscitlng. Tbe attendance waa
net large.
it will bs remembered that at the county
convention there was a discussion ever ths
Sporting UUI ( Rsphe) district Henry Nau
man and Jehn Sbenk, each of whom claimed
te be the county cemmltteman, had each
called a meeting el tbe district and elected
delegates. The convention, after Investigat
ing tha case, decided te recegnlra the Nau
man delegates. This morning the question
cameuplntbe committee whether Nau man
or Shenk aheuld be recognized aa tbe mem
ber from the district. Alter a vote had been
taken Nauman was admitted.
The commutes proceeded te elect a chair
man. The only candidate waa Jehn E.
Malene, esq , who has filled the position se
creditable for a year past. lie was re-elected
unanimously. The following gentlemen
were elected secretaries Henry U. Keller,
city, Isaac F. Bamberger, Warwick, B, S.
Patterson, Little Britain.
Tbe following assessments were levied upon
the candidates: Commitalener,? 100 ; auditors,
t'M; delegates te state convention and aherlfl
f 10 each ; all ether olllcers en county ticket
(erach.
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JOHJT A. BlAKTAtlU A VAHP1DA1B.
Its Is Willing te ssrvs tils CenMltatsnta ter a
Third Tsriu In Gengrsfs,
As will be seen by the advertisement else
where, lien. Jehn A. lllestand announces
himself as a Republican candidate for renom renem renom
Inatien for Congress. Mr. lllestand has
served one full term, has been elected te tbe
Fiftieth Congress, and new announces bis
readiness te become a member of the Fifty
first Ccngress. A reporter of ths Itf.lm-
ekckk bad a chat this morning with the
Commedore about his card, which has caused
no little sensation among the local Republi
can politicians.
" Tbe card means exactly what It says, "
was Mr. Hlestand's reply te an Inquiry, "I
have discovered that unfounded statements
were being msde in the Interest of prospec
tive candidates as te my position in the mat
ter, and I thought it proper te let my triends
knew my exact status st this early date. The
fact of the matter is that a new congressman
don't get te knew much about congressional
routine until after be hss served some time
and 1 think I can make mjself mere useful
te ray constituents if allowed a third term. "
It is believed that this news wilt net be ap
preciated by Dr J. P. Wlckersbsm, Mar.
riot Breslus, K Frank Eshlemsn snd Or. P.
J. Roebuck, who are all said te have the con
gressional bee buzzing In tbelr bonnets.
Ne rear of Halng tutlred.
Frem the Philadelphia Frets.
It Is probable that Congressman Hlestand
has no fear of being retired at the end et his
present term.
COltTAUiUVB OIKBAABB.
A lUpert of Theas Jn"tlDg CalUe,
Horses
Hogs and Chickens.
Dr. S. E Weber is about te prepare for the
use of tbe committee en contagious disease
of the United States Veterinary Medical asso
ciation a report containing the statistics as
nearly as they can be ascertained, of con tag).
ena disease among cattle, horses, hogs and
chickens in this county. Tbe diseases are
pleuro-pneumenia, tuberculosis, threx
glanders, rabies, hog cholera and chicken
cholera Farmers, horse and cattle
dealers, poultry dealers and ethers who may
have bad their stock affected by any of these
diseases, or who msy have knowledge of
losses suffered by their neighbors, can greatly
sld Dr. Weber in making his report com
plete by sending him all the tacts In tbelr
possetslen as te trfl number of cases of the
above enumerated diseases snd the number
of animals or fowls lest by tbem. A full re
pert of this kind would be of great value te
agriculturists and stock dealers of the county.
A SucceMfal Festival.
Wlnfield t-ceit Byerly pest of tbe Grand
Army of the Kepublle held a very successful
festival st Qusrryville en Saturday evening.
Tbere waa a very large crowd present and tbe
atlalr was s big success financially and ether
wise. Speeches were msde by Msjer A. C
Kelrju'bl and Themas Whltaen, of Lancaster,
snd Dr J. C GatchelL The Quarry vllle band
furnished the music
Occupied Thslr Fatbsr's Pnlplt.
Rev. C. L Fry, of this city, and F. F. Fry,
sons of Rev. Dr. J. Fry, of Reading, preached
in Trinity Lutheran church, Reading, en
Sunday, the latter In tbe morning and the
former In the evening, te large congregations.
Ma-y of their hearers alter services coogrstu ceogrstu coegrstu
lated them upon their efforts. Mr. F. F, Fry
is a Lutheran theological atudeet
Ths Assumption.
Te-day is the feast of the Assumption in the
Catholic churches, commemorating tbe as
sumption into Heaven of the body of the
Blessed Virgin. It was observed with ap
propriate services In the Catholic churches of
this city.
Wnl te Wllllanupert.
The Grand Ledge of Knlghta or Pythias
and the brigade of tbe uniform rank, are
holding tbelr annual meetings at Williams
pert this week. Msjer Jehn L Vegan, Gee.
AL Smith and Jehn S. Clrabatn, Sir Knights
of this city, left for that place at 2 o'clock
this altercoen.
Finance Commutes Named.
The following named gentlemen have been
appointed a finance committee te act during
the county fair: Wm. li. Breslus, Isaac G,
Fautz, S. M. Seldemridge, J. B. Kendlg and
M. L. Greider.
A New Casus of the Mystic Chain.
There will be a meeting of young men at
Kepler's ball en Wednesday at eight o'clock
te discuss the advisabllty of starling a new
castle el Knlghta of tbe Mystic Chain.
Kacslsleg Hielsa Ooeds.
Isaac W. Eaby, of Intercourse, was obliged
te give ball for his appearance at tbe present
term of the court, by Alderman Spurrier, te
answers charge of receiving a number of
stolen cbickena.
Prosecutions Withdrawn.
Adam Ferlch te day withdrew tbe ault be
fore Alderman Fordney, preferred against
Jehn KLerly, of Lancaster township.
CONOKESSIONAL.
Te thaltspabltcan Tours et Lancaster County
That there msy be no mlstnderstandlng, and
te save luvself tbe trouble of answering corres
pondents en ths sullied, and, also, te silence
tnese who allege 1 will net be a candidate for
rouemlnatlon for Congress, I dealre new te say
te the public, that 1 propose tesnbmlt my name
for renomlnatlen at the next primary election
auglMtdAftw JOHN A. lllBaTAND,
CIIIisds' Band Cheap Excursion te Atlantic City
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et, geed for t hrre days, fare only 1 175 A special
iuiujauniii icktci uiDcatuir (aing sireeti at
1 .111 I. til l!nli.mlilA A in I . .t I...1II. , . ft..
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helm ft OH, UUU 5 17, and kphriU 6 38 fpvclal
iruin rnnruiLg same any will leave Atlantic
City atiUp ui; from Philadelphia-Bread and
CallOWhlll denOt. 9 n. m. ThMnnlv hi.n MVnnr.
len this season te Atlantic City, for particu
lar, see circulars at all stations C. A It. It.
augH,10.1J,l3.16AUw
Combined Cheap Kxcarslea te Ocaaa Qrevs aad
Leng Branca.
On Wednesday, Augutt 17 Bound trip tick
eu.gnefl for six days, fare only l 50, via Phlla
aeiphU Heading and Bound Broek route Hpe.
jSLMw'i? tn,n ,el1 ncasler (King
im? 'ui?'. m.' nutla,4( tandlivtlle,
W Banhelm, 508, uutx 6l7,and Kphratm
m 1 L'T lre,n lwVM w Ureve S
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aug6 8le.uit,ieaitw
vfKTai in leiaj cur. at et, Mary'a cmium
en the 111 h Insu. Ulster M ary XTaaS,uS!Sr
The friends are respectf u ly Invited te attend
the funeral, from St. Mary's church, where Mass
will bs held ea Tuesday morning alt o'clock.
Interment at St. Mary's cemetery.
Umai.siaesa.-In this elty, en the Uth Inst.,
raanls, relict et taalata Cast. ose. BlUelbar
ger,lnthe?Sthatret ber age.
Tbe relatives ana friends of the family are re
spectrally Invited te attend the funeral, mm
the tealdence of bet daughter, Mrs. Frances
Stewart, Ma U West Mns street, en Wednes
day afternoon at 3 o'clock
aaa fears,
' rBHaaerpaat'rra.taesBiaraaX
PstLADBLratA. Aug. IS. flour market Arm t
sales. 1600 barrela I Minnesota Bakers, 14 am t
Pennsylvania family, at res)irO Westers de,
aj7J44! Patents, M 3 W :t
aye Heur steady, K ufi rv
Wheat-August. l9He t f'it, who t Oct- ntHc.
Cern August,MHc- pt..4VVM Oct.. ic
Oats August, Sic: Sept, itn Oct , 34'ic.
Hew tura aaraat.
Maw
Teaa. a nir. Flenr dull bnt steadvi
Vine. St leiii set Snnerflne. n ms)S tt!
common te geed extra western, a l5S)a)3 ttV
Wheat Nil I Krd. Btat nominal i nti Bed,
Slate. 8lr, de winter. Kept .Sl'ci Oct ,Nc; re-
eelpu, MOW bust Shipments. If.iM).
Cern Ne. t iniiea cash !.e i de Ang , wyfet
Sept, iSkc i receipts, l,no i saipments MOD.
Oats Me. 1 Slim BtaU), ll)et Me. 1 de
ffW'itV); Ne. I MtteO, Aug , at'Hi., recelpu, W,C0
shTpmenta. none
aje unceangea meswrn, kwet etavn, dim
Bartev nominal.
rer duil i old mesa, ill ciia15 S5
Molasses nealnal t JI-'He tvt M
boiling stock
fnmenuna iieiut i sic
Besln dull t strained te geed. It POfll SO.
Petroleum dull i Kenned. In cases. SUe.
freights unchanged ; grain te Liverpool, id.
Mutter Cull! Western Creamery. lrrlSc
Cheese steady i Ohie rsc'ery, iXdlw ; State
Factory ;4S)Uitc; rancy n bite, lua-vSc; Col
ored, 9flSc.
kggsnrmt Bute, 17017KCI Western, 100
16c
stugmr stiMilv t Heflned Cntleat, S l-'66Hc :
urxnulated. S'tJJ 15-16C
Tallew dull i prime city, Sc.
Hles nominal : Carolina, (sir te geed, SaWMO-
Ueffeenrmi fair caranns. l.'Sc.
Onus aad rrovMtena.
rnrnlshed by 8. K. Tundt, Breker.
CBioxee, Aug. 15, 1 o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. ttet. fork, l.ard.
August ou v .... 6 M
September p. 4iW iwj .... dm
October 71 lit; i ....
Neteuber Ilw .... .... t, CI
ivmmber 7 4.JJ
May " V 3H
Uecelpts Car Leta.
Winter Wheat ss
Spring Wheat 1
Cern...... ... t7
eats 544
BarieV'.i'.'.". I'..!'.'.!!'.'...'.'.. .'.'.'.!!!!!!'.!!;.!!! !!"
OU City.
Crude ou w.
Mead
BSCelPU Uegs 1U,A
Closing Prtees 1 o'clock p. tn.
wheat. Cern. Oata. Perk. Lard.
August RS I0M 2K .... 8 55
September 7' AI 2 .... e 4
October 71JH iQ 2-Z .... r,5
November !' Z7H 6 M
"ecember 75 K'a 1. 15
May ;1 AVi 31'i
OU City.
Crude Oil tK
Chicago Krodees aurass.
UxieASO. Aug. 15, loje a. m Market opened.
Wheat Sept, 7u)c. j Oct., 7l,c
Cern-Sepu. ISc ; Oct., HHc ; Nev , lie.
Oata Sept., 2 a ; Oct., AC.
Perk-.lan,IUi
Lard-ept, te wi : Oct., 6 7l
Short Klbs-Sept., m w, Oct., a) u
ciestas.
WHeat Aur.rec; Sept., TOWe ; Oct , 71&c.
Cern -Aug, i'Jie; Sept., ic;Oct., nKci
Nev41;,,e
'ats Aug. 2IC Sept.. 25j;c ; Oct.,
2b' ie i Nev.. 27Mc
rerk Vear, I1J0I; Tan,12C7H
Lard ug. B) 55; Sept, as 55; Oct.
S3RS: Nev,3!t '
Bibs Aug , no : Sept. .as co ; Ocu, f$ nj
PMladelpbla CatUe Marksl.
PstunatraiA, Ang is Ucef cattle, receipts
for week were Beeves 3,'U 8beep, 15.009; llcws.
.V(i u Prevlens week Beeves, 2,aJ0; Sheep.
Beef cattle lal-ly active, !c lower ; extra, 5fl
5Sc i geed, iMOIMc medium, iflKic, common,
SHOHc
aheep active; extra, HQWe; geed. m
IVic: medium. 3HtXc; common, lQ3,a;
Uegi active and firm at 7a?Xc.
aew tera stseas.
aw Tea. Aug. 15, l je p. m. Meney closed
at 5 per eenu Bxcbange steady. It tl
4 SIX I Oevemmenta nrm. Cnrrency rs. d s
man's coup, urrbidi IK'S de, n 'j we.
The sfck market this morning waa dull
at Saturday's closing prices, and during tke
oral half hour there was considerable selling et
the leading stocks, which broke prices H te 1
per cent. After the first call there was mere
support and a recovery te about Saturday's
prices by midday. The market Is steady at the
present writing.
Quouuens by Reed, Mcdrann Ce, banker
ancaster. Pa.
asw veas list, 11
I a-a. uk.
vanaaaraewc.
U.C.C.ai
ColeradoCoal v.i
WUk. CV
Canada Southern.
55
jni. at. l. a rgn.
len. BKle. Q
Oel.L. W ,
tie
Brie, xnds
941 ( se
LA T
Len. A N-, ....
L- shore...........
Mich. Can
Ueck Valley
MlasenrlPacUle..,
"a " MliitMii
H S Ps Pnf.MSSSl.K
! rvMbiiiiiiii!
.....
I....,
.....
.....
Bait Tennessee c
Omaha
Oregon Transportation
Ontario A W, ,
Pacific Mall
it
Richmond Terminal
St. Panl..... ..
Tax-Pae ,
Onion Pac
sesse
SBtss
Mill
sesst
aK
56
.wawiB. ...... ..........
Wabash Pref
Western U
West Sbers Bends
New England
raiLapaLrsiA lurr.
tea. vai
a, a. Y. A Phlla
Pan R...... ...... ..........
Reading ....... ...... ,,....,
th. Nav. ...... ... ,,,.....
Has teny. Pass.
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a. cant -....... ,...........
23S4 3-18
raepies rasa...
Rdg. tten'ls ,
IMlT.
Phlla. TracUen
,.. elMJ
.VA'tr AD rjCHTJlMJtBXia.
AK1NO POWDKR.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
TI118 newaer never varies. A marvel et
purity, strength and wholesemeneas. Mera
economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot
be sold In competition with the multitude of low
test, short weight, alum or pheaphata powders.
Holtlenlu in can: Hetal lUxiae Pewpsa Co Ce
1U8 Wall street. New Yers. tvls-lydaw
LOS1-A BLACK AND WH1IK ENO.
LISU BULL, DOO. There will be liberal
reward paid upon his return te
J. B am BB. Butcher,
ltd ll aast Vine street.
LUST-ON HATURDAx NIGHT, EITHER
. on,NerthqueenorWestKInfstresUiS8ftu.
A liberal reward will be paid upon its return te
ltd NO. ntUiW 8TBBET.
JTOTICE.
ALL PBUSONS II AVINO
HEAL OR PERSONAL PK0PEBTY
rORPUBUCIALB
Will leave their orders at Ne. Werth Water
Btreaterat Ha '11 North PrlnM atvaAt HAn.
ableterms JACOB UUNUAKBM.
augu-iid AnoUeassr.
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH KLINE,
Ists of tbe City of Lancaster. lUnssssif
haundarslgned auditor, appetntsA te dUUIb
uu the balance rsmalntnf m the hands et A. H.
wM,ctFMlm.,DUUu,r u sstata of ths said
Blliabata Kllaa, te and among theas IssaUy
S2iJ.'iS?et "n wtu sliBwrta parpeM ea
k Baa a ID llaBB L.fllartAr Bf AAtBl A BkaAt ilaaia UAHu.
!LiiiVj.aa1L,iSlr,ur' waawaMBatseai Tin.
tarsstsa la eel BMUlbnUea ssay attaaB.
angtUtOK "0IMBAUIAa&tar.
NBW AD 'BH TtBBHKXTB.
WANTKD-A HOOD GIRL TO DO
Uenaral Ilensewnrk.
It INVIUIKg ATTHUOrriCK.
w
ANTKI- TWO GOOD COOKS ONE
goea nnrse gin. Apply at
r.u.ruuuTBCO.'s,
Mu.tJH,jaaanBU
w
ANTEP-.AGOODOKNKRALHOUHK
servant ler a family r two. Apply at
r. a trout a co..
Me. l N. giieeu St.
BVOKNALE A GOOD TOP BUGGY. IM-
AV gulru at ths
MBCIIaNIC' ItOTkt,,
Cor. Chratnut and 1'lnin Streets.
anglMtdrAjidM.WAs
THE I'NION BKTHKL (CHURCH OF
UOli) Kxcurstnn will take plaee this com
ing Thursday at I'enryn. Adult Tlekau, sue
.niiumii uuupr yvarv, m i Jiuuv nn ait trains.
Bveryneay inviuta rer information call
at
Owens' Musle W areroem. Centre Square.
augixm
NOllUE riVKPKKUBNT. WILL BE
added te all city tax net paid en or before
September I. J. tl. BATH VON,
angZ-lmdK City Treasurer.
TMPORTED 11 BUTrLKM.
Oanulne Irish Whlaky.
AT UOIIUKB'S LIQUOR 8TOBB,
Ne. 21 Centre Square. Lancaster, Fa.
JACOB F. SUEAFFER'B
Pure Rye Whisky.
MO. 15 CKNTUK SQUAUB, LANCASTKK, FA,
maylS tld
ANEW LOT OF LOW PRICED BRASS
Click Kwls Juit eiwned. Constant addi
tions te the stock of rtshlug Tackle te supply
the demand. A lame let el Japan and Calcutta
1'eles at Lew Hnures, at
aUBLBT'S DUUU STOKB,
Ne. JS Wast Ring Street
F
REM II CHOICE WHOLE AND
tire uml Snlct-s ter rlcklleK Seallns Wax
fnr cans Jar and txrtUee. choice "Mixed
Spice " en hand
Reduction In Mining Tackle. Heds, Keels,
Lines, Halt Kettles. Ac, at great bargains Our
bargains In 1 oetk Brushes are advertising them-
T'rKAlLKt'S KAT BN PHARMACY.
(Opposite Kastern Market)
Bf Pralley's Liter nil are the best ler Con
stipation and Headache N e griping s J5c.abex.
(UmdM.w.rK
O
K. HALL.
Titei -l.n at M.50, full et merit in the
styles ; no better make in the country, nor
the like of them for price.
SeiTs Maui: te Oiidlis.
Mere than 100 Suits of this kind worth
half te us. They were sold, made te
measure and sent, but the goods came back
instead of the money. Ne fault In the
quality or make. A Suit at
(10 geed as you'd get at rJO.
t- geed as you'd get at 125.
(IS geed as you'd get at (eti.
(.10 geed as you'd get at tee.
Wanamaker Clothing is sold from ocean
t ocean. 1,000 agents help: measure
P'eple, show samp'es, sell te everybody.
These suits are from them. Customers
didn't keep of their first mind, measures
inceirect, delay in goods en the read ;
mere reasons. ,
We want tbem out of our sight. Yeu
make half if one tits you. De you knew as
quick and easy a way te make a number of
dollars safely ?
A heap of bargains yet in ready-made,
and Thin Goods.
Wakaxakmr Bbown,
Oak Halt.,
Seutebast Cerner Sixth and Mar
kkt Sts.,
PniLADBLPIIlA.
J.&
MARTLN A CO,
-AT-
J. B. MARTIN &C0S.
Yeu can imagine hew many
Remnants of Dry Goods and Odds
and Ends of Notions, etc., collect
in a store of tti is kind during tbe
busy season. He time then te get
them into shape, plenty of tbem
new. All Itemnants, Odds and
Ends and goods soiled in display
window and store have been col
lected together, asserted, marked,
en separate counters, and are new
ready for sale.
Linens, Towels, Napkins, Toweling, Fur
niture Linens, Stair Linens, etc., are en
the Linen Counter. Remnant Silks, Satins,
Velvets, Surah Silks, Woolens and Tricots
are en the Dress Goods Counter. Curtain
Scrims, Curtain Laces, Chenille Fringes,
Chenille Balls, Raw Silks, Jutes, Gimps,
etc., in Upholstery Department. Flan
nels, Ginghams, Sheetings, Fillow Case
Muslins, Calicoes, Sheetings, Percales,
etc., en the Demestic Counter. Laces,
Ladles' Cellars, Embroideries, Ruchingi,
Handkerchiefs, Underwear, Ribbons, etc.,
in Xotlen Department. Shirts, Cellars,
Hosiery, Flannel Shirts, Percale Shirts,
etc., en the Gent's Furnishing Counter.
One counter held) the Dress Patterns con
taining 10 te 11! yards in each pattern, con
sisting of Sateens, Seersuckers, Dress
Ginghams, Batistes and Woolen Fabrics.
Se much for the description of
the goods. New for the prices.
Impossible te give you a complete
price list, but we will quote a few
picked out of the many. About 25
dozen Men's and Beys' Linen Col Cel
lars at 3c. apiece; were 20c. and
25c. Any quality et Towels,
slightly soiled ; about 10 dez. et one
number, all linen. Bamsley
Towels, size 22 by 42 Inches, for He.
apiece. One let of White Shirts,
reinforced besom, at 31c; were
60c. Remnants of Sateens, 6c. up.
Crazy Crepe, 7c, etc.
J. B. MARTIN $ CO.,
Mi
unit
Oar. Wnt bUb ftkN ,
'W ABYBBTAMMMBBn,
WKyvWs i v
OfrUKO, law.
A Raw IMBariBia far Laai
BBartafltMTal.
taeMatakrs
grfaaVreSfa Vttttsz&xgi
.ULUtts. iSSpA- A.D
tbsiibs Of waiea, for styts sag qaallty.aas
SS2f2 slty, ail saaaeibs
snrpaassB.
. ajPialialtaUea hi hersby sxtsstaaU
la waat of spring warsMata te call early aaa
secure Chejeiraflsrna. Werkmaashlp ths vary
beat aad prteaa tower taaa svar.
H UBHHABT,
atartf-lydB. e.sf Werth queen street
gOMKTUING EM1RKLY NEW
lNTHBOBwAM LiHB.
THE 1QT0ALF ACTI05,
Tbe greatest Improvement ta Cabinet ergaa
buUelag for te years. Dest fall te ess It.
WOODWARD'S
Plaae aad Organ Wareroema,
Nes. A H B. Xing 8V. Lancaster City, Pa.
IALAUE OF FAMUION
ASTRICH'S
Ptt
-or-
tatai
13 EAST KING STREET
LANCASTER, PA.
Opened This Day
AKOTHBB LOT OF
100 DOZEN
AT 25 CENTS.
Chemise at 25c.
Drawers at 25c.
Nightgowns at 25c.
Infants' Slips tt 25 c.
CALL EARLY
Te Secure the Best Choice.
DRY UOODH
T KGIYIiERAOO.
LADU3 KNOW 1 GOOD THINS
ANDWHWITISCHIAP.
LOOK AT OUB Be. FBBMCH BAT.
IMES.
SUMMBB8ILK8.re.
BMBKOIDBBBO POJfOKB. 75c and
ILoe. Trimmings te Match.
riBUKBO AND r-LAIK INDIA
SILKS, lie.
BLACK SILKS, 11.00 and II S. X vary
Yard Uaaraateed.
The Bast BUk In Lancaster for tbe
Meney,
Bf Cerns ana Loek at Onr Bargains.
JotaS.&ivler&Ce.
Ma 80 aBUtt Kiac bHcm.
LAJCOASTBK, FA.
aTABB. ein,ia
IIO BARQAIWa
Straw Hits Sacrificed !
Any STBAW HAT in enr Stere sold below
east. We will peslUvsly sloes out ear KaUrs
stock regardless of prtes.
LIGHT STIFF HATS
At MeT atedoetiOM,
BtOOIIATS.,,,., .Ball tag
BKjOHATS SelllnB
NMUill IslllBg
Stfa.00
atJTae
at as
OUB
Trunki god TrtTellug Bai
CeaiBrlss aae et the Baast Haas ta Lancaster.
BVDeat forget ws.crrSactal JUrnlailn
thBllas BariaaT the IsUewtag ateath. Ws guar,
aatastoaaverea M far ssafcea every parclass,
Stauffer & Ce.,
si
m
Cheap MuslinUnderwear
IAX0AtTBB,rA.
Ml WBVB.
Vsw TURK sTtOXa.
NEW CALICOES.
WATT ft SHAND,
10 HABT KINO BTH
LAXOABTBB.-X,
Opsa le-flay aa aaal .Lias et the Latsa
NEW FALL CALICOES.
laalatf. Usetlsatsa's A Children's
INDIA GAUZE UNDERWEAR
-ABD-
rtmtlB.t Black Hester.
Bars Value ta Ladlss'Blaek and Colored
Silk Gle.es and Sill litti
atvkbtlew pbicbs.
El.lyLDof."JJ5er",tneCelslratedrjJI,AUN.
DBltfb SIUBT8. S7XO. apiece i worth aee.
Ths W. AS. Special UNLAURDB1BDSBIBTS,
Candaeai!aei'n,'r,"'"a
THE "DANDY" 00R8ET.
AU Sties White and Colored. iTHe. aaeh. Msvsr
sold ter less than tbe.
t
UMMBK Bill 8PBI ADS, sneta. each.
KZUBLIIlOBJAC(UABOqUlLTS,BL00aaeh,
regular price, slsx ...,-,
New Yerk Stere.
H
AQKK A UHOTUKK.
Summer Wear for Qentt.
GENT'S
FURNISHING
GOODS.
HAGEU & BROTHEE,
26-27WeetKing Btreet
Gauz, Balbrlggan and Feather,
weight Shirts and Drawers.
Seamless, Balbriggan and Lisle
Hosiery.
Hemstitched and Colored Bor
dered Handkerchiefs.
Twilled and Serge Bicycle Shirt.
Laundried and Unlaundried
Dress Shirts.
Pongee, Silk, Grenadine and
Lawn Neckwear.
E. & W. Cellars and Cuffs.
One Hundred Dezen Extra Un
laundred Shirts at 45s. each.
Scotch Chariet, Cassimere and
Worsted Suitings.
HA6ER & BROTHER,
Ne. 26 West Xing Street.
LANCABTBB FA.
QTAMM BROS, ft Oa
10,000 Yardi Beit Quality Un
bleached Muslin, 5c- a yd.
AT THK
Bosten Stere,
28 AND 28 HOMH QUITO ST.
Anether Caas 50c. COBSBT for SBe. Try enr
Celebrated BOSTOfl BTOBB COBSBT,
BOc. each.
Special Bargains In TABI.B LINBKBCatMe-a
yard) worth STKe.
BLACK OA8HMKBKS and BLACK BBBBI
ETTAS at Special Bargain Frtces.
Anether It Of tbose Frstty ZAMTACLOTBS,
7cayara.
FBCIAX BABOAIBS IB
CREAM LIIEM TABLE GOYEKS.
WlthBBeT4ari,ai00each worth oe.
KXTBAOBDIHAKr BiKO AIMS IM
LADIES'.JERSEYS.
180MB CUOICI BIMMAM OF
DRESS SILKS
WUlbeSeldat Lass than Oast
B-BCIAL BALI OF
Ladita Gauze Vests.
ltc.Bachi waraBM.
StammBros.ftCe.
S.CI
tM
M,
- .
trT$
'i i
Sir .bBBbW&T . A. Cil
tAMIfei
jjk I v irn .'s-A.-