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THE XiANOASTER DAILY INTELIilGENCJER. THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1888.
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)rS TRIAL FOR MDBDER.
niwiM,t"IIIO!,u
&sy
MiHlCBKtia wbatlli Wit-
I At IM Commonwealth Be Far
Ml :tmmf 87-Tie Jurers
, slkTMt IM Sera el the Tragedy.
Afc;
; i
tahMrfai Afttrnoen The Jury in ihe
gBlBK XBJIOr & XMir reuumra
lafKuUtyet BJalloieus mlschlef and
iMMtntt and battery. Sentence waa
trettl Saturday, m mere are
r el the peace cases against Balr grew-
rent et the aame tranaaetloe.
? THE RUDV MURDER.
f m. -w. Rndr. chimed with the murder
'duiuiuir. was called for trial and he
' .walked trem the custody of the sherlfl te
! Kit of black, was clean shaved and did
ippetr te reams inn no uuu.
rteted for hts life.
" wi ii represented by Marriett Bre-
v y. .? ,- .... -i ti.b. a
- ni h ktuik r.in HU11Q 1UU d UUU At
, tDerleattdthe commonwealth by District
F&.tttny Weaver, K. K. Martin and Wil
li?. Apple. JBSIHCI Attorney veaur
... ih nnrt that thn defendant was
.feneally arraigned en February Ce, and en-
., til a nlM or net ITOlllV. inu euun ui-
' - th dark te nreceed with Iho cm-
fciaamantnc of the jury,
k$ Aiaach inrer'a name was called he was
i te make true answers 10 sueu que-
IM would be asked him. The riues-
nnt were "Have you conscientious
pies en the subject of capital punish-
at, tne penalty Being aeatu, n me eyi-
im ahnniii warrant anon a veruict T "
L!M Have you formed or espressed an epln-
PV'S'-MBln iaver Ol erBKHiuai uuuu li. nuuj,
t - .7, - . ..a..
& "ytte prisoner at tne par i
?' De you atend perfectly lndlilerentbe-
SW -- ihn MmtnAnwMlth and Jehn W.
K"f "Bdy, the prisoner at the bar T "
S K If the Jurer answereaau moee quoecn
r 'r at!aoterlly and was passed by the common
bvtP0B the prisoner and the prlsoner te leek
rA.vnantha lurer and he was either dial-
rk-leMil nr acrnted as it suited tllO de-
1kr andanta attorneys.
ffstjf la all Jurers, all of the regular panel
T? wtutara in attendance, wero called at the
k' altsrnoen aoeslen. Of theso ten were
iaeeaptad by the prlsoner, threo wero dial
SMJ, issigea peremiHutuy uj iuwmuiuun.i;
ilUBeby the derenasnt ana tweniy wuce
!' BiWimaiitltallAnnaul frtf fantlA.
rft tiiii! .irnerta c a 1,1,1: n.
J8L O. Herr Ksbenihade, merchant, raradlst ;
teshM K. Brown, farmer, Fulton ; Abraham
tsMaat, farmer, Salisbury ; J. urank iteisi,
rfip'Maaihelm township ; Ii J. WaUen, wheel-
P,h- .lkt 1mmam Vast .Inlltl IT. 1?lhv.
r'u.aaraaar. Ttanhe : Tvl it. Fornev. farmer.
FhaB ; Peter Hersbey, farmer, 1'aradlse,
tip., tmi OOUKientlOUB scrapie. un luonuiyecv
rJwi mM MAhlal nnlatiTvifint enil wrnrn nhallnnprtil
t,y lRBiaftB& fMUM.M4W-- HU .. .....
i ie foreaaae ny me oemmonwoauu.
'ViS'' TWnUI MnRnaui. farmer. Hart : Jehn
t'Oeraai), supervisor, East Oocalleo ; David
t: J , .Jaflrles, bricklayer, city; Martin j. urei
rAder, fanner, Kaphe ; Abraham lierr, hu-
t.iax paSDaer, eiauut ; imaui niuuvuium,
-'' attaxmaker, West Karl : U. B. Bbroiner,
tif 3 farmer. Manhelm township; W. II.Fen-
JVdrich. tobacconist. Celumbia: HamuelM.
b 0'Melt, miller, Manhelm township ; Jehn A.
C ;Vv Blade, Inn keeper, Columbia ; Adam li.
, ;'JjOBf, farmer, uanneim tewnnuip; j. u.
KUnn, merebant, city ; A. u. liiDtisri,
?., ; AtMlttr. citv. hftd exnrciBOd onlnlena which
VlWrttilrt InlJirfArA rlth lhntn hm liirnm nml
i-is termini:
:it.,i' David Cramer, farmer, Martle ; Jehn M.
; , 'C-SHNBBi lariuur, rmviutura vyiuuiuuv
r Jaa. - 1 M.I.HAA. .!..
v ,Silamm. Hirar raiVnr. p.ltv 1'. 1. Hhoeh.
ft T .. mj.ii- tuiii.An. it iriinA it.Hnp
jvyji ,,U, "" !""" J....U", ..O..U.,
1 -" warnTT?wn , iuiunuui uiuua, auuvuiaiiui,
yVtVOt Leaoeck
Tr,.v
Benjamin CJ. JUarkJey,
k$i'aatlman, Conestoga; Andrew Orelder,
.'(& lumar. Went Hnmnflnlcl. anil Jehn Cres-
r itaugh, driver, city, wero challenged per-
aafwiu vy uie iihuuuj.
iVf. f!. X. RAwAnL lirt flralnr. rlv (inn. W.
M;!Baby, clerk, city, and Henry (Innkel, car
;'M"..ter, city, were challenged porewptorlly
iT-i 7 iu oemmonwoaiiu.
fj' The turera selected from the regular
ort - . . . . .." .
'.cA panel were: Jehn li. i:ngie, lanner, itapiie;
Lc'Ahraham llrnlfpfrnin. mlllAr. l.nnnARtnr
'3- township; H. G. Heyfert, farmer, Ilrockneok;
.&Z Aaren Dlsslnger, tnorchant,Kllzabelhtown;
i-
P. H. Bunenmyer. grain and lumber
I "dealar, Eden; Frank Q. Molllnger, farmer,
Salisbury ; Jehu Charles, farmer, Martle ;
X Q IfliMll. l..mliA. me.nhnnt l,.b,
kit,--' Denegal ; Menreo M. l'lautz, mercbant,
j-. mm n umiii tuiuuei .i.u.uuaui i.MI
USf- JUDbelm boreugb, and a. J, Beard, farmer,
b.f,n-
wt-,-,. Ttirj paxkl i:xirAiTRTi:n.
?iMf At 4 o'clock the clerk ropertod thopanel
S?S of Jurers as exhausted. District attern ey
-evd for a special venlre returnable forth-
fei'wlth. The court lasued a venlre te b tier 111
Burkheldcr te summon thlrty-Blx Jurers te
Syj aw in court awu in tne evening, atwmcu
J'?? jUaae the venire was made roturuable, and
;;v court rose until that hour.
BLS ONE JUIlOn OBTAINKl).
X Weanttday Xvtnxng, The empanelling
f;"-w jury m tne ituay muruer trial was re
iWisMa when .court re-aumhled at 7:30
' yr"lock. The aherln made return of the
-r-aarire -Issued te him and ropertod the
'sasjMM of the SG Jurers empaneled by him.
fc"WB Special venire summoned by the stierlll
W'-lmm f hia ffrnunfi that nil niimmrmril urn rnal
ats et the city and de net come from the
iJbeij of the county, as required by law.
rf M The court overruled the motion and dl-
--- - lt. .tin AntllnM .....
yi .All nf thn !tH Inrnra niimmnriAl warn
gMllsjd and examined and only one Jurer
fir,sri ODtained B. Frank Bayler, photo-
!S,i,H"
I.'.'t ' 7M common wealtu challenged IUrrv U
'&vvTreut. book-binder.
t'" Til dAfriniiant ehallAnnnH flnn rw
lerJc ; William Hark Ins, oellarmakor ; A.
-?. Baldwin, gentleman ; Wm, H. Irodele,
I;V i M- Delchler, shoemaker ; ffm, 11,
jjawmaii, iiuuier , juuu, it, junzar, gen
tlaman . Jeaanh Tlnnflnr. InwAlnr.and Aiiem
ii H. Barr, gentleman.
rr--' nt uuiuiuu) uiercuHui, luHrun ivreiaer,
...,'vBsnueman ; jenn u. Haas, tailor; W. O.
'; Marshall, ihefi dealer, nnd Phllln linnrin.n
vZ -. -LV. 3 T ' .. ' ". '
-?'"" uia&cr, ubu ixjUHCieniieu scruples
& Taa the subject of capital punishment.
sb' Jehn B. Ketb, merchant ; Jere Itohrer,
Uqner dealer ; Geerge A. Marshall, mer-
i-eliaBt; James B. Frey, tobacco dealer;
h.VBll, insurance agent ; J. e. Getz, clerk ;
pffK. D. Muaselman, clerk ; H. H. Zjhrn.
Z Baamli&n Jacnti riahla nnnisn.. . ...
v?Jfc Int, gentleman ; Henry Wolf, cabinet
v-aker; Jehn F. Brlmmer, liveryman ;
iiWward F. Kemper, clerk ; Frank H. Barr,'
..' wfimaxt ueaier, uiu juua AiarBnau, line
,,Mvt, bad expressed opinions which would
Jaftoeneo tbein.
.r- iiaiujr, uiaruie uiasuii, was ex-
iT-M 1 KAA.M.A V..A .... ..
illtoferlilm.
1h-V tftSiAplaa 1 TtAnMnv . av..d,i .m aa
FLMatofIekneju in hU fuilly.
( yWMMM In the cam.
f t4iiAi VAiaad'
,:- w aaouen or tne eisirict attorney au
'! HBueu te me sucrjii ter
aaaaatv.feDr lnrnTB (t w.a .aA vAt.ivnn
ha at 0 o'clock en Thursday morning, te
, "mm ubbb court aa;eumed.
1VJrrtfay Morning. Cenrt met at 0
yateak, and the Hi Jurera empanelled en
Ptfeaial venire ler the Kudy case en
te their name.
lah, farmer, I'cquea, bad oon eon oen
ua Bern plea.
F. MoKllltfetL ultv. ii., nrc..,i
Wttctmlea which would Influence him.
. vuiwin, insurance agent, was
iwwiiiiwuj py me priiener,
H. Tj. Musser, clerk, city, was accepted
aa the twelfth Jurer,
The Jury aa made up consists of Jehn II.
Kngle, Abraham Breitegam, M. O. Hsyfert,
Aaren Dlsslnger, D. M. Buflenmyer, Frank
O. Melllnger, Jehn Charles, II. 8. Mnsser,
Menree M. Ffautr, S, J. Beard, B. Frank
Bayler and U. I Muaser.
OntheJury arell. 8. Musser and II. 1
Murder, father and son. This la the first
time In the history et the county where a
father and son sorved en the same murder
trial
The opening speech for the common
wealth was made by Win. N. Apple. After
referring te the case with which the Jury
was aelected, indicating test it Is an inpor inper
tant case, the speaker dwelt upon the enor
mity or the crime of murder. A man may
kill bis enemy, one may slay his friend lu
anger but when a son strikes down a lather
there is net langusge strong enough te ex
press the horror ene feels when hearing hi
such acrlme. In this oaae the defendant In all
the vigor of young manhood, atruck down
In cold blced his aged father who at the
meat had but a short time te llve. Ne one
witnessed tbe fatal blew but he who is
charged with the crlme. The common-
wealth has no direct testimony te oiier te
prove tbe oll'enee cbarced but a chain of
circumstances will be preved that point te
the deleudant as the slayer of his aged
father.
ltlBTOrtY Of THE CASK.
The facts as the commonwealth expect te
preve them are these: On December -1,
1SS7, Chrlstlau lludy upwards, of CO yeats
of two. wasau Inmate of the Lancaster
county almsheuse. On the morning of that
day between 0 and 10 o'clock iChristlan
Kudy left the almtbouse te visit his sister,
who lives In tbe seuthern section of tbe
eltv. He returned about neon and took
dinner. About 4 o'clock in the nflor nfler nflor
neon the defendant cime down the
front walk of the almshouse grounds
and asked for his father. Ills father
came out of the building and had a
abort conversation with him. The seu left
and the fAther went In te supper. Mr. Ap Ap
ple then described Iho buildings then being
orccted by Harry (I roll ou the Philadelphia
turnplke, catt of the city llmltr, wbere
Christian JtuJy was murdored, and en
which buildings the defendant werked
as a carpenter. On the evening el Hun
day, the tth of Dccomber, tbe prlsoner
was seen loitering en the GrelT prom prem
ises by Mr. Frellch, who occupled
the heuBO adjoining Mr. Grefl and he was
also heard In G roll's ntable moving lum
ber. Ou the same ovenlng the deg of W. U.
Inman, who also Jives in the Bame neigh
borhood, was very restless and barked con
stantly. On the following morning when
Mr. Greir went te his house he saw Kudy
tbore. Hhertly afterwards Wohlsen's
wagon dellvered Heme lumber and Mr.
Gretr ordered It te be put in the stable
When the men icached tiie stable
Kudy wai Inside scraping the
Uoer with n bit. GrofTaRked him what he
was doing, and he BAld nothing. An ex
aminatien made alterwards ahowed that
thera was human bleed en the ground
where Kudy was Beratcblng. Gretl's bus.
plclene were nraused by Kudy's nctlenn
Grell sent Kudy te tboheusoand went te
the stable te leek around te bee if be could
dUcover anything. Whlle in the stable
Kudy came In with a beard In bla
hand, and when he saw Mr. GrelT,
thore be uiked bltn a trivial question,
Kudy then lett and Grell kept en the leek
out, mid tleally nw Kudy drag something
Inn Held, Mr. Frnllch, who waswntchlng
Kudy alto, saw him drag Bometblng In a
Held. What they saw him dragRlnK, as te
Bocreto It, wns the body of Christian Kudy.
Shortly alterwardi Kudy came te the
bouse where Grelt wan and Raid
down thore la my father ; he has
been murdered ; aome of theso
peer liouse prople killed him for his to
bacco and thlngM he bad. Grefl Bald te
him, "Ne ene would harm your old
father." Mr. Grell and ethers went te
where the body k.-ii and found bis coat
pulled ever his head, near him a Btone and
peel of bleed and net tar of his cane and
hat. Mr. Grefl went for the coroner and
Kudy went te the heuse. Whlle thore
Kudy raw that thore was bleed en his
baud nud cletticn, and with nn oath
said be did net knew hew the bleed get
there Kudy was taken Inte custody boeh
afterwanls and ledgod lu Jull. The peat
mertem examination showed that death
reiulted from novero blows en the back of
the head which fractured the Bkull.
At the conclusion of Mr. Apple's Bpeeeh
countel for the prlsoner suggosted that the
jury vlew the ptoraises be that they would
belter uuderstand the tobtlmeiij-. a'he
court adopted the suggestions and the Jury
went te the ground and wero Bhewu the
pelntc, whleli will be roferrod te lu the tes
timony by Martin N, Brubaker, surveyor,
who made the draft et the same.
Till: TESTIMONY.
When the Jury roturnett te the court
room the (Humiliation of witnesses was pro pre pro
eoodeil with. The first called was Dr. Win.
Oompteu and his testimony was : 1 um n
resldent phjHlclan of Lancaster and hae
been sluce 1851 ; 1 was aummoned by the
coroner en the morning of Dcccmber 0 te
held the Inquest en Chrlgtlau Kudy ; It was
about 11 o'clock when I get te the Grefl
propeny ; found Iho body of Christian
Kudy thore ; he was lying In a field en his
face ; thore was n wound en the back of
his head about "' inches long, through
the Bcnlp. The bone was fractured as
with a sharp Ins'ruineut ; the benes
at the base et the skull were crushed ; the
upper weuml.w as made with a tharp In
strument hut the lewer wound with a blunt
Instrument ; tbe wounds could ha ve been
made with mi nxe ; bU body was
cold ; It had rained the night be be be
tere and part of the bleed wes wnshed
from the wounds ; bis death was caused by
concueelen of the brain ; en inquest was
held at the tlme and a pest-mortem made
en the Wednesday following ; the body was
carrlod'frem the llelu te the stable, wbore
thejury vleweu It; the pest mertem was
made ut the heuse of ene of Kudy'arola Kudy'arela Kudy'arola
tlvei en Maner street; Dr. Davis tsalated
at the pest mertem.
Crees-esamlnid : I could net tell hew
long Kudy was dead when 1 saw him; hla
clothing was very wet; it had rained very
hard about 12 o'clock en Sunday night; was
net acquainted with Kudy; de net knew
that he was a paralytic; have no means of
knowing wbether the fracture of theskull
was offer death or bofero death; thore was
sufllclent fracture te have caused death; Dr.
Davis and I made a pest-mortem examina
tion afterwards; tbe defendant was net
present when tbe body was examined.
Ko-dlrect.- There was bleed en the clothes
of deccasie'1, and a peel el bleed about tbe
feet from whero I saw the body ; it took
aoveralblewB te break tbe Bkull as it was
brekeu ; it is bard te Eay whether ene or
mero blew swoie struck; paralysis would
net have followed such an illusion el bleed
as I found it ; deceased could net have ro re
celved such Injuriea by falling en the
ground ; bucu injuries might have been
roeelved by falling down an embankment ;
but there w as no embankment near whero
he was; the wound that caused the frac frac
ture of the skull cauecd the death.
HLerwoed Hmith, sworn : I was chlef of
police last Docember ; I saw tbe body et
Christian Kudy en December r. en the
Grell premium; when I saw him be was
lying en bis buck about 10 yards from Mr.
-.. , .uvw 4W siurj UCUU,
Crws-exsmlned : It was between 10 and
11 o'clock in the morning when I saw the
body,
Gee. H. Werat, afllmed ; I amsteward
of the Lancailer county almshouse, tnd
was last December ; Cnrlsllan Kudy was
an inmate ei the almsboube up te Decem
ber 4, 1&S7 ; tbe last time I saw him allve
was when passing out the west avenue of
the almshouse en Sunday, December 1
1837, Bt 4:30 p. m ; he was going towards
Gretl's new buildings ; he was in bis
usual health en that day; he was alone
when he left the almshouse ; he was an
Inmate for aome tlme ; he took supper be bo be
fere he left; aupper was eerved at i
o'clock ; he did net again relurn
te the almsheuse; his bed was net
uied en the night of December 4 I next
saw him dead en the next morning In
Fralich'a stable; he could meve around,
although affected some with paralysis.
Cross-cxamlned t I have been in charge
of tbe almshouse since April 1, 18S5 ( Kudy
was there when I came tbore ; cannot tell
without looking at the books hew many
lnmates there were at the almsheuse; we
had Germans, Irish, Heets and Americans
at the almsheuse ; the inmates et the alms
house and hospital come in contact with
each ether ; 1 de net remember ever having
seen Kudy In company with lnmates of the
hospital ; Kudy walked about with tbe aid
et a cane; de net knew which direction
Kudy went affer he reached the turnplke
en the .Sunday afternoon he lett tbe alms alms alms
eoueo for the last time; did net aay bolore
at an investigation that It saw en a Satur
day that I last aew blm.
KmanuelUamp awerc: lam an Inmate
of the county almshouse and was in
Docember 1837; I knew Christian Kudy; 1
aw htm for the last tlme Dccomber 4th,
the day before he was found dead; It was
between 3 and 4 o'clock when 1 saw him;
I was en the pavoment In front of tbe alms alms alms
eoueo when a man came and asked for
Christ Kudy,hlsfatber;l cannot say whethcr
the detendant Is tbe man; the man was
about the size of the defendant ; 1 told
Christ Kudy his son wanted blm and Kudy
went out and lalked te this man about ten
minutes ; tbe man then left, going out the
avonue that leads towards Grcll's bouse ; I
next saw Christ Kudy ou the next day
dead In the stable.
Cross-examlncd : I am C8 yeara old ; 1
have been an Inmate 10 or 12 years; I
knew Christ Kudy a long tlme ; I can't re re ro
membor whether I Baw Christ Kudy en
tbe Saturday bofero his death ; 1 de net re re re
momber having told enj hotly that Kudy
was net at the almsheuse en the Hiturday
night before hla death.
Leuis W. Neodles sworn ; 1 am nn In
mate et the nlmshotifie and was en
Docember 5 and bofero ; 1 knew Christian
Kudy ; I saw Kudy when be was called out
te bce bis eon en the Sunday atternoen be
fere his death ; he romalned out ten mln mln
utes and then came back.
Adjourned te 2:30 o'clock.
Died In 1'reOrrlcn, Mat)liinl.
Mrs. Susan Kldoneur, wlle of Jehn
Kldoneur, or Froderlck, Md., and mether
of Jehn 11. Kldoneur, of Iho City liotel, this
city, dled at ber home In Froderlck, Wed
nesday ovenlng at 7:15 o'cleok, lu tbe72d
ycaref her age. She had been suflerlng
from a drepBlcal allcctlen for two or three
years past, though ber death was rather
unoxpectod. She leaves three sons,
Jeseph nud Heward, of Froderlck,
Maryland, and Jehn H., of Lancaster,
te mourn the lets of n kind ami allectlen.
ate mether. A telegram announcing the
sorleun Illnees of his mether was addressed
te Mr. Jehn II. Kldoneur, and roaehod the
Western Union clllaeat 1 05 p. ni, Wednes
day and was net dellvcrcd until 2.15 p. m.,
which was tee late for Mr. Kldoneur te
take the 2.10 train for Froderlck lu tlme te
a se his mether allve.
Attempt te Wreck n Train,
.SiMUNiiriKi.D, Me., June 7. A Het 019
sttempt at train wrecking was made at tin
governmont switch en tiie Gulf read, five
miles east of this city early ycsteitlay
morning. The switch rail was unbelted icd
a let of rock crewded In te threw the J oil
out of place. The switch target was left in
position for the main line. F.ngtncer Coe
Uutchlns In charge et tbe next passenger
train Baw the dangerjust In tlme te roverso
the onglne and apply the brakes. He sue
coedod In koeplng the coaches te tbe rail
but the heavy onglne plunged en and wis
wroekdil. Uutchlns and his fireman get
out allve. The train is the heavy express
from the Seuth and had about 200,000 en
beard, which It doubtless was the intention
or the rebbers te secure. Hnd the train
goneovor the less otllfe would have been
terrible. A reward of ?500 H oirerod for
the dotcctlen of the parties,
Uaiigrmiiineii Willi lUiiilanuaii,
Sovernl enterprising pages or the Heuso
et Kopresontatlvos ou Wodnesday Recurtd
u large supply of bandanna bandkorchleft,
which they distributed freely among the
Domecratloiiioniborp. Frank l.nwler tucked
the corner of ene lu his vest front ; Hplneln
tied hit, flag fashion, te tne brass rail In
front et blm ; Kandall epread his upon
his dOBk ; all of the Domecratlo mombera
of the ways and means commltteo llaunted
the ruddy cloth, nud the bandannas poepod
from every pocket ou the Domecratlo lde
of tbe Heuso.
Anether It 1.1 Itnluc-il,
fiem the l'lilluclelnlita i lines.
The report en the Lancaster public build
ing Blte will be held up for a week, In erder
te onnble tbe parties te thocentrovorsy e cr
tbe location te ceme te boiiie understanding.
It is new proposed te modify the bid ferthe
Shouer pieperty, en North Queen and West
Orange HtroetH, by reducing the pilce trem
f2t,00U te?20,000. This will bring the Hruie
within the limit llxed by tbe Bupervlnlnc
architect.
A Leng 1 ramp,
Mrs C. V.. Smith, uged OS yearp, wes one
et the Inmates el the station heuse en
Wedncsday night. She was poorly clad
and loekod as if tbe world bad used ber
roughly. Her Btery was that she lived In
the btate of Maine, near the Canadian line,
and bad walked nearly all the way te get
hare. Her destination la llarrlaburg
wbore Bhe claims te have n son and daugh
ter living. The mayor discharged ber.
Coimnlmlem llccclirtl
The commission or G. Kess Kihleman,
appointed n notary )uibllc,baa boen;rece!vcd
at tbe recorder's elllce.
By the Incorporation of the borough or
Lltllz thore was a vacancy in the oillce of
Justloeof thopeaco in Warwick township
and the govorner has nppelnted laaae K.
Huber te till the vacancy.
I'mieil u lleiiltM NlK'it.
Wa.siunciten, June 7, l u. m, l'bysl.
elaus' bulletin : General Sheridan passed a
somewhat rcatless night. He complained
of uauecn ; hla tougue la henvlly ceated ami
his mind Is less clear. 1'tilse, 111 ; respj.
ration, 'ii. Ne return of homerrhago.
Uuurert and fenlUM
Tiie degroe stair of Hersohel Ledge, I e,
O. F., have leased the West King Street
theatre for the holding or it cencert and
strawberry festival, commencing Wednes
day ovenlng, June 13, and te continue
eury evening during the week,
A Cumuiuu St old.
Mrs. Ann Cenlln, wlfe ofJere Cenlln,
has made complaint nftnlnst Mrs. Kllabeth
Witch charging her with boieg a common
scold. Sbe was arrested end bold te ball
for n bearlug bofero Alderman A. 1
Dennelly,
Tim lull Dear rlluu Uaas.
Gee. Keimen8nyder,attorDey for Wilfred
11. Ball,prosented a potltlen te the court en
Wednesday altorneon settlnp; forth that be
was erdered te pay n certain sum per week
for the maintenance or his wiroend aeor aeer
tain sum for the support of bh children,
that bis wlfe la new nn Inmate of the
insane asylum at HarrUburg, hent tbore by
the poerdlroc ters of theoeuuty.and he there thero thore
fore prays that the ptymontef mnlulonaueo
as te his wlfe shall coase.
The motion was resisted by W. N. Apple,
solicitor of the peer dliecters. He asked
that the order orceurt be amoudediio that
Mr. Ball be required te pay te tbe peer
directors the amount he ym erdered te nay
te bis wlfe.
The court granted a rule te show cause
why the prayer or the petitioner should
net be granted. it will be argued at the
June term et argument court,
rilTH ANNUAL MRKrlNO.
Vf.O. T. V. Convention Held at IJtiu The
Ada ran el Welcome liyMlasK. Well.
The fifth annual convention of the W. C,
T. U,, of Lancaster county, convened In the
Moravian Sunday school chapel, at Lltllr,,
en Wednesday morning at 0 o'clock.
The devotional exercise were conducted
by Mrs. Annie Whltenmye.r, state super
intendent et constitutional amendment
work, of Philadelphia. The number of
delegates from Qtiarryvllle numbered 25 ;
from Manhelm, 12.
Iho bnslness meeting was opened by the
pros Id en t, Mrs. Bachman, et Mllleravllle.
A commllteo was appointed te meet with a
committee from the Geed Templars te or
ganize Law and Order society.
The auperlntendent of legislative work
was instructed te meet with committee,
appointed by the president te prepare tract
le be publlshed and distributed among tax
piyers te show them what become et their
tnoney.
The convention decided te Bend dele
gate te the national convention, or pay It
share of the exponses of a delegate ahenld
our county be grouped with anether In tbe
Bending of a dolcgate.
Dolegatcs from several unions wero cot
ropreBentcd le the morning exercises.
Wednesday aftorneon'a exercises were
opened at 2 o'clock with devotional exer
ots'es conducted by Mrs, Wlllag,'el Lancas
ter, Mlsa Kesle Wolle, of Lltllr, dellvored an
address of wotcemoombodlod In the follow
ing :
The Meravians who Bottled and named
thli town, te which you, as a convention,
have been !nvllcd,havoRcutem which Cat
back as far bs tbe year 1731 of read In g two
texta otrcrlpture at the early morning meal,
the first ene Is taken from the Old Testa Testa
ment, tbe second from tbe new. They are
doslgned te suggest feed for reflection te
the pious mind, and have often and de
new preve of raeit striking application.
Te-day, the 0th of June, and the first day
el our county tomperanco oenvontion, we
find the word of Ged given te us in the
Moravian text book te be : " This poeplo
have I favered for myself ; they shall Bhew
forth my pratse." And the word from the
New Toatament: "She hath done what she
oeuld." Fer te-morrow, the 7lh day of
June, and the second day et convention,
we find : " His merciful kindness is great
towards up, and the truth of the Lord on en on
dureth forevor. l'ralsoye tbe Lord." And
the doctrlne text i "Ged is able te build
you up and te glve you an inhorltance
among all thorn which are sacrificed."
Theso four dal'.y words, my filends, come
te you wolgbed down with oncourago encourago onceurago
mout nnd buned lotion upon your temper tempor tomper
anco work, and whlle we open the
doers of our homes with thought kindly
Intent upon your physical comfort, may
these words from the great leader of the
tomperanco host, Inspire your hearts with
nowzeal for His work whlle His words
" She hath doue what sbe could," be a seal
upon Hit your olTerta in the year that Is
past. We knew that the coming togethor
of Lincaster county's best and most
earnest-bearted wemen, loave each tlme
geed results in the places whero
we have met, nnd we trust that our
town and this community which needs fur fur
tlier awakenlng te tbe truth of gespel tem tem tom
eoranco, will be bouclltted by your coming
here.
Mlsa M. Joane Cellins, et Quarryvllle, ro re ro
spendod te the addresa of Welceme In be
half of the W. C. T. U. et Lancoater county.
Mies Grece K, Cel Hub, et Falrmeunt, su-
porlntendontof Juvonllennd Sunday school
work, gave an onceurglng account of the
" Bands et Hepe." The Lnncaster band
was erganized In 1330, with llve momber?.
New they number ene hundred, with au
avorage ottendanco et thirty live, and a li
brary of 40 volumes.
Mi?. S. L. OhorheUor, of Norrlslewn,
recited n poem of ber own production, " A
Worker's Answer." Mr. Oberbelser de de
lleored an able addresa ou " .S'areotles."
The couvenlloii Hdjourued te meet nl 730
p. m.
COI.liMUI V8 IIUIIOKT.
'IheOlil sclinnl lienril J'lnUlira Hit Werk Hint
lCillr8 lliefmv OrgKiiize.
Cet.VMiitA, June 7. The final meeting
of tolieol beard was held last evening ; all
mombera prcsent excepting Mchsih, strlne
nnd Temple.
This ilnanelnl atatoment for the year
endlng May 31st, was read.
ltccelpu dining the year. IM..1T0 se
Kxpeiidlturtb 'i',115 tt;
Amount due treasurer ;n
Itecclnta for sinking fund.
Kxpoudllures...
.1 4,S. 37
. U.IM lb
liulince , ( 1.7M 02
AS'Olfl tt7,:S 43
Llllljllltlcs i!W0 W)
Assets evvi Hahllltles
..tH.OM H
ABscssedvaluoet real estate In dis
trict t2,(M,H3 co
The Huporlntendlng commltteo ropertod
the holding et successful commencement
oxerclRon. Suporlntendent Hellmsu re re ro
eortod present overy session 85'J ; vWlts te
schools 231
Miss M. K. Hess was granted the use of
a room In tbe Cherry Btreet building for
heldldg n prlvate school. Bills paid
amounting te 33.2 1.
l'rcsldent Tayler thanked the mombera
for courtesies Bhewn blm during tbe past
year nnd dcolared the beard adjeurned
slnodle.
Till: NKW llOAltl).
The pormanent ollleira et the new beard
are : President, Dr. W. G. Tayler; secretary,
L. W. May. The newly elected olUcers
thanked the beard for the honors oenferred.
Tbocnlllngef tbe roll shewed the follow
ing dlrcoters present : Messrs. Allisen,
Clark, Faslg, May, North, Hlade, Tayler,
Trban, Wolff.
The secretary's salary was fixed at fl'-0,
and (35 for making out the tax duplicate.
The trcaBiirer's bend was llxed at 1 10,000,
und tbe Columbia National bank olected
troasurer,
Tbe salaries for Jaulters wero fixed as
fellows : Cherry stroet and instltute, f37.f0
per month for the year ; l'eplar street, t'20
per month, for the term ; Fifth strcet, f 10
per month, for the term ; epera heuse Jan
itor, f 15 per year.
The salary for the librarian was placed at
flCO
'Iho rate of taxation was llxed et reur
mlllH rer goueral purposes und one mill for
tue sinking fund.
'Iho iwlniles et tbe teachers wero llxed at
the same rate as last year.
The school term was fixed at 8' months,
commencing Scptember lOtli. Tbe num
ber of schools and election of teachers was
postpenod until n sptclal meeting ou Mon
day, June 11th.
Ill Arm Out.
Conductor Mlchael Smith, of Uarrltburg,
ran Jiis arm through the cabin car window
and the wrist was eoveroly cut, au trtery
belng soverod.
OiUeers elected at a meeting of St. Jehn's
Lutheran church ; Elder, Jehn Llewellyn;
deacens, W. II. llerr, William Yeung,
jaoeu ii, i.uir; irustce, unarieu t ager.
The B and C elass of tbe high r choel will
glve a banuuet this ovenlng te the graduat
ing class.
Billy Tumor was brought le town last
evening, aud had a bearing bofero .Squlre
Kvuns. He will answer the charge et steal,
lug a watch nt court.
lne lierliirs iu .Smilen.
Thn June meeting of the Lancaster City
aud County Medical society was held en
Wednesday, As a large number of tbe
members are attending tbe annual sosslens
of the Ktate Medlcal Boeioty, there were
only a few members at Wedneday ' moot meet
ing. Theso proton t were Doc'ers Compten,
Blackwood, Beleulus, Dlller, Khler, Kvanc,
Kehler, Muuer, J. II , Mewery, H. A,,
Nowpher, Sbowalter, Weaver, J. G., Wise
man and Keland. The reports of these
present lndioted that thore wan very little
alcknehs prevalent In tuoceuaty. Theen'y
butlness transacted was et u routine chai-aeter,
BKKTCH OF ALLKlf fl. TIIUKMAN.
Allen G. Thurmaa, a gentleman held in
the highest esteem by both political parties,
and statesman et learning, expenenee
and lefty character, 1 a natlve of the state
of Virginia. He was born at Lynchburg,
November 13, 1813, He came of geed
stock, hla grandfather being Baptist
minister, who through conscientious princi
ple liberated alt his alavet. In 1818 the
lamliyend yenng Thurman removed te
Ohie. The entlre family effect were trans
ported In a huge six horse wagon which
wa dragged evor ihe mountain by the
united cllerta of negrees and horse. He
wa a nephew of Hen, William
Allen, who for many year represented
Ohie in the United States Senate,
and later was elected, governor ever
Gen. Neye. Under hla mother' super
vision he seen became thorough mathe
matician and also an excellent Freneh
scholar. At the age of 21 year he was
eflered the private secretaryship of the
governor of Ohie, whleh he filled with
great satisfaction. At the aame time he
atuaiea law uneer the direction of the. dis
tinguished Judee Hwavne. He u ad.
milted te the bar in 1835 and went at once
le Chlllicotbe. BelcR admitted Inte part
nership with his uncle William Allen, he
Boen found himself In possession of one of
the best practices in the state. In 1839 he
visited Washington and whilst there was
introduced te the distinguished Senater
Calhoun. He wa again In Washington
In 1810. In 1811 he was nominated for
Congress and elected ever Jehn J. Van
Meter. In 1831 he wan eleoted Jadgeef
thesuprome court et Ohie and was chief
Justice from 1851 te 18C0. In I860 he waa
the Democratic candidate for governor of
Ohie, but wai defeated. In 18C3 be was
chosen a senator in Congress from that atate
for the term commencing in 18G0 and end
ing In 1875, serving en the committee en
the Judiciary and posteflloea and postreads.
He waa re-elcoled in 1874. bis seoend term
expiring in 1831, In 1870 he waa premt
nentiy menuonea as a candidate for presi
dent, but the Tildnn wave engulfed him
with the ethors. Hla record In the Senate
Is clean and pure ; and whilst there be
made many frlends, among othera Kd
mnnds, cf Vermont, with whom he was
frequently paired.
Unci n I.g Ureken,
Through a collision of teams en the read
leading from Manhelm te Mt, Hepe
Charles A, A null had & leg broken. He
was In a buggy with Frauk Hamaker, re
turning trem a leve feast and S. M. Bru
baeor was In another veblele driving in
the oppeelto direction, The teains oelllded
in the read and all the parties wero thrown
te the ground. Mr. Arndt waa the only
ene Injured; both vehicles were wrecked.
Ths l'trreciten olsjttem.
irreaulls liioiisute thovatueot any system,
tban l'ref. Letscttu'a System of memory Is tbe
most porfect eflert we have evor boeh. It aees
net make a new memory; but it takes the
old one, and by a melhnd et training, physio
logical and sclentinc, mnrvuleus powers of re
tention are fe'h en te It. It is wonderful. Bend
for prospectus te l'ref. Lolsette, Si? Klfth
Ave, N. V.
Tilcphene Connection.
J . Btark A Ce , dcalers in noaufeot oil, old
City Mill read, Lancaster, are connccted with
the telephone, exrhanRO.
DEA.T11H,)
ONO. Juntl ft. IPS), ftt. HntlflnrAlinrir Mn
i:il i Leng, wlf j of Mose3 Leng, sged 81 years
and 2 days.
Uclatlvrs and friends Invited te attend the
funeral, from her late residence, en rrlday,
June 8, at 1 o'clock. Intorment at Stiasburg
cemetery.
BTAUnrEn-lnQnarryvllle. en the f.th Inst.,
Henjumln r' son nl E. M. nnd Lydla J.
BtautTcr, Id the 18th yoaret hH age.
The relative) nnd filends of the family are
ropeclfally invited le attend the luneral,
without lutther notice, from his parentx' resl
denee, tjiiarryvlllc, en Friday morning at
1C: JO o'clock, luterment at Mcchanlca tirove.
ata
MAnTiw At New IIivimi, Warwick town
ship, en thn nih lust., UhtUUaii Mattln, In the
tilth yoaret his ugr.
The relatives aud lrlends et the f imlly are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral
from the roslflenco of his son, New Haven,
Warwick township, Saturday morning at 9X
o'clock at the house, and 10 o'clock at the
church. Intorment. nt New Ilaven.
it aw au VntniaaJUKSie.
T WIIjIj II A VIS SIXTY UKAD OK
Bleck Catt le for sale at my cattle yard at
Lancaster, rilday and Batuinay, .luneSand 'J
ltd
dUUN JlKNT.Klt.
CHICAGO COTTAGE,
NKAU UlS IIEACH,
130 KENTUCKY AVI'. , ATI, NT10 CITY, N J.
UOMi: l.lKE.Kl.KUANTCUlBlNK.
Je7-3maTu,Th&4 Mils. JOHN A. Si'AUl,.
FOK KKNT FRONT AND KEAK
biseinfnts unflpr lllrsh A Ilre.'s Clothing
Stere i Irontenusnttulilo for sboemakor shop;
rear sultable ler eating house or green grocery.
AIHV Ml UlUOII A UlkU
lullmd
Centre Uquare.
SOUOOhTAX, lSSS-TUE DUl'LIOATK
Is nnw lii the hands et the Treasurer.
Oillce hours Iinmiia in. till 4 p. in
W. O. MAKBil all, Treasurer.
nijO-tfdlt te. li Ceutre Bquare,
BICYCLES AND KIOYOLE 1'AKIS
Ileplatud anil mail e eijual tonew. 1'ilces
very lnoderate, at
BUUIIMILLKR'8
1'elUhlng and Plating works,
itp'iSSwdU. 130 North Mai l;et Street.
OFKC1A1, l-ARTNEK WITH FROM
O IVrfkJ tu10 0iw) te actus assistant srcralary
nml iruasmiu' ; ilnttin pleusant; salary In ua
anion te ether pr.iitls, und lnvcstmoutrer.
Iiiptly Becure; iiiuwur toen ; give nuine, age,
addreBS aud premml occupation. Address
"BrEOIAij FAKTNKU,"
Ie72tilAltw lTlLLnKEn oillce.
rj.KAND CONCERT
AT THK
MjNjNEREHOR RDEjNG
THIS K K.N1NC1 HYTUK
LIBERTY BAND.
Ladles without orcerts and miners as well
positively net admitted. ltd
POSITIVE PUHL.10 SALrT OFVAl7
U AISLE CITY UKSIUKNUK.
O.N TUCKSnAV, JCNK II,
At thn I.cepud hntfl.oneol the Ureonsteno
Frent Houses nn North Duke stroet, b-lng the
Blh lieimi north el New Btreut, Hall, 'J rooms
and hath loom, hard weed Unlsh, an medern
conunlanres. and ene of thn flneitmodein
houses In the clly. Let, 25 by 211 feet.
tl 100 of the pin chase money may remain If
desired.
Sule te commence at 8 p in Ker particulars
apply te Atil.AN a. ltjcttu,
ArnntferW M McClure,10iKastKlngfl,
AteDBTCs nuiNiKttr,, Auct. Juue6-5tdeed
ISSIGNEI) ESTATE OF JOUN 1.
lllnkley nnd wire, et Lancaster city,
Laucaelir county, The undorslgued auditor
nppetiiteil todlstrlhute the tmlance remaining
In thn liana h e. u. llurr, atslguee of Jehn L.
Illnklevand wlfe, te mid among tlioie legally
entitled te the same, Kill Mt for that purnote
en 'Ihursda), .Innu II, ltej. at 2 o'clock . m.,
a m, hi tin library Heom ej the Court ITeus,
In the Illy of I.nncnstur, whero all parsons
lutercsUiil lu said distribution mavatttuid.
CUltlSTOflltH UAUKlt
mays ItdTh Auditor.
aTATiTe Fm"ks. aiuce m. kakkv
hitoet Lancaster city, deceased Lettors
testanienlury nn said estate having been
granted te ihe undersigned, all parsons In
dited thurote are rciiuusted te made lmuio lmuie lmuio
dlate oe tleiiuint, ii ml theso having chums or
diimaiids ngnlust the rauiu, will pi of out thorn
without duluy ler settloment te the under
Bignud, renldlug In l.anc.uter city.
JOHN J.JlIZl'ATlllCIC.
inayS CtdTh Kxecuter.
THKOl-iD GERMAN WATCHMAKER
IN TOWN AGAIN.
The old derman Waichmuker, .1. W. Hefor,
well known In this city and tnrreundlng
uelgbborhecd, has a jaln located in Luncasiur
und Is prupvud te repair Clocks, Watches,
ntc. Will de tte work ut your roaldenro it se
duslred. cheaper than anyone clse. reisens
having Cleck?, Watches, ote, te repair will
ruve li'.utile and oxpenBO by leaving thdr
erdurs at the Keunmln Inn, beuth Queen
utnut. Oidurspremplly uttended te.
J.M. llllKKH.
JM Ind l'ractlcul Watchmaker,
PERKM1MOUY l'l'IlUO
two modern llrick Huclllnf
SALE OF
Minus. Will neil.
tlvolybesnia at the Cooper Heme, ou BAT-
l KDAV, JUNK t, ltN the following real
estate, te wit
Ne l 'ihe lmce two story llrick Dwelllnv,
large back building, with balcony, ceutulnlug
eight rooms, Including llve slurping rooms,
clothes clesxls, hack and I roil t stairwuys, situ
ated en the southeast corner et Orange and
Lharlolte Bircetti, having nrrontngeot '-'J loot
S inches and uxtuLtllug In depth along Char Char
letU) street SU Jeet, Ne, S.Vi. 'i his would butt
geed corner ler any kind el business.
Ne 2. The two-story llrick Dwelltng adjoin
ing Nn. l, containing parlor, dining room,
ki uhen nnd tour sleeping rooms, balcony,
clothes dowels. This property has a Irontnge
of IS leet, u Inches nn oruuge street una a
depth el VI loot, Ne. SSI J
Beth houfes have Hunt and back dormer
windows, coveiud with oiclleot statu roots,
and have lh right te enter the public shh er.
baltttebrgliiut7:iJ . iu., when conditions
will ue made known by
WILLIAM QUAW.
J Oil L, HilXIJ, AUCL Ua31,Ju';,7,ii1VJU
HX1TAD VXRTlMXltSaiB
T
IANNHAEUSEK BEER.
T
BEER
ANIMSER
THE ONLY AMERICAN LAGER
WHICH RECEIVED
A GRAND PRIZE
AT
PARIS
T1IK TANNIIAKUSEIl OKEB ta unquestionably tbe finest Light Beer extant, It U
brewed from the nncst l'&le Canada West Barley Malt and Saater Bepr, andti eipselally
recommended by physicians for Its tonic and nutritive qualities, for fenlljr or niedictnal
two. Attention Is ca'led te the SUFJUttOBFACKlNUerthls Beer,' It belng pat up In AT
TENTIVE rLINT-QLASB BOTTLES.
The high reputation enjoyed by the BKHtlNKE A ENQEL UBEvriNQ COMPANY Is flue
te the fact that ealy the finest and Best Materials are used, and that the greatest skill
and care are oxexelaed during manufacture.
UEUQNKU ENQEL received two prizes at the Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia,
1876, and were awarded the QBANO FklZE at the Universal Exposition, Farts, 1873.
The GHAND FB1ZK, awarded at the Farlt Exposition, Is the only oneef It grade (the
highest) awarded ler the excellence of Lager Beer actually exhibited and adjudicated, while
only two ethor Grand l'rlzes were awarded te Eurepean Brewers for their merits and promi
nence In the buslnecs, and apen special rocemmondatlon by their respee'lve governments.
The Bergner & Engel Brewing Ge,,
PHILADELPHIA.
Keenlg & Weiseman, Jr., Agents, Harrlaburg, Pa.
VLOTMBO.
M
ARTIN BROTHERS.
At All Points in the
Business
at All
Points
Stere Prices are Push
ing the Business. Ask
rer a $ie oe or tis oe suit.
More Styles, More Pat
terns, More Variety,
Hhan many step oleok
through till suited. Hey's Suits as pretty and
plenty aa Men's, and all the needed toughness,
$2.00 te 115 03. l'rtnce Albert and Cutaway
BnlU for Graduating Day, $'.0,0 and 119.00,
IU 00 and $30 te mcasure
8UMMMER UNUKUWKAU Is pushing with
Butts for the lead out the deer. Lace Balbrlg
gan and Llsle Thread, French Balbrlggan and
Uauze. Kvery Uoalrdble Kind of 110S1KIIY
te match the Underwear, or In solid colon.
BICYOLK SUIUTS, Uose, Belts, Gloves and
OulflUs.l
MARTIN BRO'S
t'letlilng und l'nrnlslilug Goods,
a NOUTH UUKEN BT.
H
1KSH A KKOTUER.
A GLANCE
-AT OUU
North Qaeen Street Windows
-WILL SHOW YOUTHK-
NKWK3T AND NOUUIKST BTl LE8 IN
Light-Weigut Coats,
COATS ANU VKSTS AND VKSTJ, SKKlt-
SUCttKU COATS AND VKSTS, NOK-
IfOLK J ACKKTS, $1.W), $1 te, 12.03.
HlLlt STUU'K SKKBSUCKKU COATS AND
VKSTS AT S2.W.
MOUAIB, ALPACA, 8ILICIKNK, DUA1" D
KTKANU SILK STllU'K COATS
AND VKSTS.
OLKUOYMKN'S COATS-TIIK TWO LATKST
NOVKLTIKS.
KLANNKL COATS AND VKSTS AT fl.CO, IN
ITIUI'KS AND PLAIDS,
AND
riUUllKD FANCY DUK33 VKSTS In POLK 1
DOTS, PIN STUIPKS AND SHALL
riauuKs.
I.INKNAND MOIIAI11DU3TKU3.
L1NKN AND BLACK VKSTS.
UAMDSOMK WUITK MA11SKILLK8 VKSTj.
ALLblZKS-llOY'fl, MKN'S AND
KXTltA Sl.KS.
Come and See Them.
Hirsli & Brether,
THE ONH-PRIOB
Clothiers & Furnishers,
COIL N. QUKKN HTKKKT AND OKNT11K
HOUAUK. LANOABTKU, PA.
WAirvum:
Q.1LL JEWELER, ie.
A LIST or
Graduating Presents!
Ueia and Silver Watches,
Chains and Charms,
Geld Jeweliy,
Clrclet UlnuM,
Geld Pen Helders,
ueld Pencils,
t.eld Teeth Picks,
fountain Pens,
silver Jewelry,
GloveVlnagretts.
Silver Uangle JlracuIeU,
Ben llenalres,
Sllvei iVutch iiexrs.
Silver Hair Pins,
Oueeu Chains,
carf Pins.
Cellar Buttens,
Ulove Butieuers,
Vlewnr I'lim.
tl ver barters, eta, etc., ote.
GILL, . JEWELER,
.Ne. 10 YitU Klug Street.
rt YEAR OLD I'UKE RYE WHISKY
e
75CKNT3AQUABT.
eutllty unsuntassed for Iho money.
uuuukii's LiyuouareuK,
Ne. 21 centre Equhre, Lancaiter, Pa,
TanuhaeuierBeer.
B.AsB.
PHILIDKLPHI..
TAB BERGN1R & 1NQ1L
Tannh&eueer Bcr,
B. .
l'HtbADILPHtA.
BREWING COMPANY.
8
HTHAW JIATH.
TiriLLlAMHON A FOaXKK,
DOjX'T WAIT
UNTIL ALL THE MOST DKSIUABLK
BTiLKSAUK SKI.KCTED.
Summer Straw Hats
FOIIUK.MTS AND HOIS,
InMlehtgan, Maeklnaw, Fine Braid Dnns'a Dnns'a
ble, riat Brim University, White Canten Braid,
Mandllla Bark, 11 oney Comb Braid, Farmers'
Bread. Brim, Bea Grass and Willow Braids, all
alies and all the popular styles. Prices range
irem 25e te $2.
Ker Gontleinen and Beys' Straw Ilate, 2Se
te I1.C0.
We are in the lead with rine Summer Bilk
Neckwear at 60c
We cannot be excelled in Narrow Pleated
White Dress Shirts at 60c
We make glad the hearts of men with Never
Hipping Harvest Pants at KOc.
Wholeeale Prices te Healers.
Williamson & Fester,
32.31, MSiV 38 E. KING ST.
ANOASl'Klt.PA.
BRANCH STORE,
iiAUuisuune, pa.
QUKKKSWAKM.
MARTIN CO.
J.B
QTTEENSWARE
DEPARTMENT.
Stere cleaning in tbe China Depart
ment, and the following bargains are only
a few of the many.
A large quantity of French China
Bread l'lates that did net Bell at 60c,
will be sold at 10c. each.
Cut glass Peppera and Salts, silver
tepi, at 23j. each, worth triple that price.
A let of Sevres China TeprerJ and
Salts, hand painted, nt 19c. each.
Odd prices from Ureken Decorated
Dinner Sets, ou separata counter, marked
at half price.
A let of Broken dczma French China
djrated Fruit, Sauceis and Piatt 8, at
half price.
A let of Porcelain French China Cups
and Saucers, in White and Decorated, at
less than cost.
J. B. MARTIN d CO.
Oer. WeBtKlnsr& Frlnea Bta.
ANGLERS' OUTFITS A VKRY COM
plMte variety et Hed. Brass and nickel
Heels, nliKund J.luen llr.es, Ked Meurnings.
Untitled Heeks, floats, trifacial riles and
etbtrtuppltes. at
IIUBLKV'S 1)1110 8TOUK.
3ft WfstKlrg street.
JACOll K. SUUAPKKlt'S
PURE RYE WHISKY.
(UV OWM DISTltbATJON.)
NO. 15CKNTBK StJOAUK.
CUY TAX, lbSS THK CITY TAX DU.
plicate Is new in the bauds of the City
treasurer for collection, tinice heuis. 9U0
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Jeittau CttyTreaserer,