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It lasitea te the Celtlira-
e4ffse Propose te De Met
II letmgs Arctert- Dtsib et
etrta el O-elera iBfintnm.
xbia, July li The r. R. K. bOM
Ma 4 fiia HitwJngyreteraay
te es-slder tbe participation le
jatm-le). The following oempaola
Mt-Vlesdaag-Mt- of this company ;
JL, aUrrMb-fg: P. K K., Pbliadei-
T.' B. R, Alteena; Rescue, Yerk ;
Ijsoene . SL qobiuiiet u iurer,
of Jeba J. HeBdrlck, R, T.
Ud B. F. DMn, will procure
A. committee consisting of H. B
v F. H. Wilsen ana job, Fisher
MiMt BBlferma,
' Ortea Llgi e- 876, et OldFeilewi'
jail a Bating laat era-bag and decided te
frat The ledge will pay the eipenaes
fafeaadaad reception of TUItleg ledgea
))ei-i oeaimlttee of OJd Fellows hare
'Mia freaa about flrteen bands who will
yea let two daya. The two ledgea will
tatir uaaaa en Monday mgni ana
tka tlan any ether organlcttlen
a bbbA can make thalr selection.
Baa atrial committee will meet en
teg ter organ lx it Ien,
) g-erel committee will held an
BtjBBiaiJ BieeUeg this evening.
i! -''- Addttleaal schools.
i? XXkaaoheol beard have been centlderlng
twrJeet et purchasing the Coekmae
aw feme purpose of cenTertuag U into
aeessa. x&e groena la owned b
jBBtWiiCelumbla I'uoUe Grenna cempMj
BjfclBejBwlialng by, inn XL K. otmreh.
av Bjaelina;, or tbe, company wu
lMt' ermilnii when It wa
CaBeaBBd; te purebaae the ehspel end
.Jaemert It Inte a school en eertain oendt
"" - 1 TIM anhrml dlittriiTt ta fcrnlah
iirtlM nirctuaa mrmer : tlia dead te
J i ita In II rt Km rVit rnlrtmls
- (iJpWle Ground company, aad tie lease en
lJBVlaaUtute bulldUg te be extended twenty
' jeers, be extra rental te bj caargeJ, Tee
'rBaaalar will ba before tbe aoheol beard and
.Wltt most likely be acted upon at tbe aeat
A- BaBBtsBJf
,;- A UttU Qtr.'s Dmtn.
-At Carrie Bawen, a daughter et Jehn
- Bbwbbi liTing en North Third street, near
3'7Telt, died last night from cholera
MbbIbbs, aged four years. Tbe little girl
-'WBBat the XiUlberan pionle yesterday at
XJeHUaadwasUkenaioken the grounds.
bjm gradually grew worse ana was brought
la a dying oendltion. Sbs was a Tery
child and her parenta are almost
tjartareken ever the aad affair. The
iBBaaral will be held en Saturday afternoon
;;eao,eieck.
;v- .me iuusibi 01 me uie jurr. wsry a.
;Fagerwas held this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
.BNamSb Jehn'a Lutheran ohureh.
-.
;. if'; rerssaal and Oiur Metes.
vi am. jenn e, raussar reiurnea r.eme mis
u f Bsernlng from a visit te Laneaiter.
. ':.? K. M. Simple, et Bsnnett'a store, Is at
'Stkeeme en the sick list
t-f Mr. aad Mrs. K. Q. Guiles lelt this morn mern
Jfi im ter a trip te Blrd-ln-Hand.
".'tT. 8. W. Ely and family leftthU!
' . Waaeralag for Green's farms, Conn.
&& Miev F. W. Smith and two children of
, VkaVadelphla, are vlslilng Mrs. R. T.
BjkBMaa en North Third street.
,- p XM Frederick division pay car was In
q- bbwb ibm morning.
'.fTBeljUthtranpicnle at tUHt yesterday
. dwaaavarv eleuintitiitr.
iS Tea Goldan Klffla nillnlnn In Mnnnl
fawaa yesterday was largely ettended.
k:A eeeter deg of Geerge Crane's was pelr-
. x Isaasst last Bight, but premnt attention euvad
fikculaiil.
, lXJawial Reberta was aned for asnult and
ilaHMarybyMaryA, Keys. He lisd a bear.
, -h aM - - - - iaHHiu ci-i... . ....
"XiT "" eijuirB euiijr, nu wu ueie
r .-.i painoreooii.
i.5?'TawY. M. C. A. ball club will elar a
? .teatsBW With the Anohers. of Yerk. enFl-
' J BIT BfterneOD. Helllncer and Jnceuntte
WU Be the home battery, and Kotteamp
My aad Foeae ter tbe Anchera. The vlsltln
yBBaantaaatrengclub, and a geed g&tneis
'fjVBBpieted.
-J& l STbe skeleton eta human beltm was dnr
'$ p thle morning In the yard et Geerge W
ga Xarman, en North Frent street. Frem lie
?.;-5'.r iaraaatlen it loekud ilka tfas miir r.t n
Iaataa,
IVSi., irkA.iii.Mi.1 u..., in . . . .
ii ri.i-i uiiuui uuniu biu uieet in special ses
Ej- rlem thle evening te elect teaeuers for the
1 1 Baening term.
-'' t, gimmci i.elare.
lr.Flahlng Is new geed and hns been for
i2iA.'Beaae time along the Susqaehaune, and tLe
' t"t?V BUeaB are that the members of the
wBeatnat encamp en the river next week
wa ' yivaij ui aperi. a nsn tuai i
-p.laemlngaa plenty In tbe river a baas Is
-u aws.uu, .uej Kiun iu ue very isrgF,
"yfe BB towards the end et last season many
K IBBraeaught. They are again beginning te
. yri- ww m-j ua.e iirnu woell CaUgQI,
. 'AopeonoooK is usa te ctteD them and
ir. way are tax en w
shlle ' trolling."
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f- yr uoeinea u. zihm, one el the pioneers of
s Vr "thTaeaasnnn!nfi'elnb. left lut -7Anina
. tar Yerk Furnace.
I Jehn.B Kevinskl, another old mop ber,
tpt BBS been down ter aeme time past and the
sBBtS of the club will go down te-morrow
J?,- Baar&leg and remain ten days.
4 Jobs D. Skllea and Jehn I. Hart-nan,
'$-, Witt their wlvee, left yesterday aftorceon
r$ a a abort trip te Gettysburg.
RSy Tnere wUl be a regetta at Sunbury from
Mil Jolyiethteie-band tickets at the ratnrm-i
J; iare for both waya will be sold by tbe l'enn-
,-
" A Joint flcnlc at Vtnua.
The joint excursion of tbe Presbyterian
Bd Trinity .Lutheran schools te Penrvn
Bark took place te-day. Yesterday was tbe
(lay aet for the Trinity people te go out, but
ratal waa feared. It waa then agreed te
bold the pionle togetber. A special train
of twelve ears lelt the upper Reading dennt
this morning at 7:15. It had en beard be
tween 600 and 700 people, and they arrived
at Fenryn aafely In an hour. At neon
another large number of people started for
aba plcnle grounds en the regular train.
OadrtUen.' Daj at Mt. Gretna.
I r'ci -i-iiuwhii uare Deen maae ler a
Arrangements have been mida
i tr,t bbbbmu train te leave tbe Pennsylvania rail rail
',Pi2!fti,i7ni,ter P'cnle which
' w.W52. b,lie,a nnQer " auspices of tbe
BsTlsTSliMlllU-tasaoelatlon,l. O. O. r.!
' vi'Bt Mt Gretna en Thuradav. An.i e '
tg -ILZ
". XfDmtlia Ulnlmlm Cnntlnel
pjte, -,hzr r.t.TZ"::' .
' ' '" t"'' J"" w a picnie and
V msuw awa hi uire quiet cenver-
aauoe, and abe exclaims, On BUI, there's
, -b ant down my back," den t stand around
,. V wmb your mouth open I don't faint 1 don't
S . " me girl's mother I but go for tbe ant.
r,j J
i 4J-v Tke Colen f lenle To-Merrotr,
tit, oemmuiee having in charge the
l jT BBlea ploelo of the FIret and BL Paul's Re.
ii Banned aehoela te Penryn have arranged ler
it "" Kiieave me corner or Duke and
VMWge streets, at J end 7:20 e'clcck te-
x ww morning, ah can ride te the
j ' depot In time for the 7:t5 traiu.
?', Vu lli lludaoe.
Ig fit. Faul'a M. K. church will hare an cx
t tWsraieB up the Hudsen river en Thursday,
ufa 1& The route will be evar thn
Vwaeylvanla railroad te Jersey City, At
2VIS,ul,,w,:0ryo,tnHuJeu valley
JWwjBi-g wm certainly delight the ex-
',
Buuiu..e..a.k wiMiied
?nlng Cuba Mv.ra enenut hi.
IBM garden at the Cooper beuse,
a aert was given by Burge7a
EXOl'KD WltHTMlBlt MAN,
A Laaesatar Oenmy Wtnu CHvee Ur la.
tenclid BMbaast the Blip,
Tbe morning papara bare the following
dispatch, whlea was dated FotUtewn:
"Jehn Beflmaa, a well-to-de saddler
living at SWamp, esme te FotUtewn this
morning, where he met Mrs. Amanda Bus.
sell, a buxom young widow of Quarry vllle,
Lancaster county, with whom ha had
made arrangements te be married this
evening In Beading. Heffman upon ar
riving in town Immediately went te the
National Iren bank and drew a aefllclent
amount of money te defray the expenaeaef
a wedding trip. Helen bis lady In com
pany with Mr. J. It. Cellins, of this ber
eugb, who was te be the groomsman en the
iicoaslen, at one et the leading beteta while
he went te procure his wedding eutQt, but
upon bis return he found that Mr a. Rusaell
and Cellins had eloeed en the 8.30 train
north, whorenpen he eat down and wert
like a child."
Mia RuseeU'e maiden came was Steckufi
and ahe balls from tbe lower part of the
oeunty. She waa married te a man named
Kuasell who was mneh elder than herself,
and be died In a aeldler's home. Of late ahe
had been living la Celeraln township, a
oeuplool mlles from Quarry vllle. She Is
about 35 years et age and Is quite lively.
Persons who knew her well say that they
are net surprised at the partiBhe leek In
irtjBhe
this anair. t
AT.MO.tT A DHUWN1N0.
A Teunc Hsu's Lite BaTcd bj III llirdS
CompaateBS.
Wednesday atternoen a party of young
men went out te the Oonestega te awtm
and they entered tbe stream In Ranck'a
meadow. There waa a beat at tbe
place and they took It out In
tbe creek te dire from. In the parly
was Edward Flery, son et Dallas Flery,
grocer of West Chestnut street. This
young man waa net much Of a swimmer,
but he managed te gel cut te the middle of
the stream. Suddenly his friends were
startled by his cries for help and they
noticed that he waa sinking. Christ Cruder
wma the first person te reach htm and he
caught htm by the balr, which however
waa tee short te preTlde a hand held, Aa
Flery struggled he clntebed Bruder,
who wat arrald that he might be drawn
under the water also. Arthur Frlngle,
another of the party, dived from the beat
finally and eiught Flery under tbe arms
Ha held blm until Bruder and Harry
Strtne came te his assistance, and the three
managed te get him te the ihere. Flery
sunk several tlmea while In tbe stream and
would have perished In a short time,
Wern taka from the water he was uncon uncen uncon
selous, but seen recovered.
(IIDrtri IntUIIcd.
At a meeting of Stevena Oaatle, Ne. 4, A.
O. K. of M. 0., held last eventng, the fol
lowing drnoera were Installed I Fast com
mander, A, J, Strauss; S. K. commander,
Onarlea Ulodel : S. K. vice commander,
Jue. Overdesr ; first lieutenant, T. J. Eby 5
chaplain, O. J. Sbutmyer; assistant record,
lng acrlbe, I. N. Slean; chief of stall; D. O.
Brown; assistant C. efS., O, Wldmyer; In
ner guard, Win, Irwin ; representative, J.
Strauss; alternate, J. V. Fyett.; trustee, J.
D. Pyott. District Deputy H.K.Oemmandar
D. K. Rettew was present and Installed
the otueflrs, arnlated by Fast Commander
U. McElroy. The district deputy also ex ex
empHUed the unwritten work et the order,
and BpeccbCR were made by the district
deputy commander, Wm, Belttel, of
Damen Castle, Ne. IX of Columbia, and S.
K. Flymyer, et Yerk Castle. Tbe meeting
was Tery Instruotlve and did much te pro
mote the lntotests et the order,
Neighbors Urrel and the lltsutt.
Mrs. Melly Sehultr and Frederick Tber
are neighbors. They live In Klnxler's
court and were the beat of trlenda until a
day or two age. Then there waa a slight
misunderstanding which giew into a fierce
quarrel and the result will be a number et
ltwautta. Mrs. Sehultr appeared .before Al
Uemian Halbaeh last evening and her atery
was that Ther threw a brick at her, threat
ened te cut her threat and de her ether
bodily harm, in consequence of which
threats she Is afraid et blm. The alder,
man laaued his warrant ter the arrest or
Ther and he wai orreatod by Conatable
Sides. He donled being guilty of the of
lenses charged against blm and claimed
that Mrs. Scliullz was the aggresser. Ball
was entered by Ther for a hearing.
llllla t'ractlce at ScUesncch,
The following soerea were made by tbe
North 12nd rill J Jlnb at their meeting en
Tuesday 200 yards ell band out of a pesel
ble 100 peints:
Total.
.7 6 10 0 6 78 OS 10-M
.A 0 7 0 10 7 7 6 B-65
S 7 B 10 8 00 111 0 4-10
.ft S 4 4 7 II 4 0 8 0 87
.OS U 4 000 00 U-SS4
W, M. rir)onter
I.. M. Wluit
0.8 Wensur i
J. A. biebur
1,. C. Wen i
LOO jbku out of a possible K points :
Total.
0. B. WcDger.... 0&0e000S5SB4A0 0-74
1. M. Vflf.l 00A0004IV0S4 a 0 0 0 -a
W 31 Carpenter. 00000300000000 073
J, A Melier 448JD4O44O0ft 6-01
Ii-C. Welt 03 04 3 426034004 4-
Tlirre fjens (.auae Caw Belt,
Dm Ul MeMullen, attorney for James
8bumaker, of Iiexlngten, Warwlek town
ship, lssued a writ of replevin today
against Ijvkt Uellman for three cows. The
fsels et tbe case are these i Shumaker'a
oews wandered Inte Uelman'a land, did
aome damage, and Helinan took eharge of
tbe cewh and said he would keep them
uutll he was compensated for the damage
dena Shumnker claims that tbe cewa
could net have gene Inte Helman'a land
If the foueea had boeu in order and that
he is net liable for any damages, The
cate will get Inte court and the rlgbts of
the parties de ermlned In " the ewoet bye
and bye."
Marrlrd at M. ,learilt'a Church.
AdamGableauiIMlsa Mary A. Beler were
mirrledat St. Jeseph's Catholle church by
Father Gretcmjer this morning. Harry
Gable and Frank Klbel olllelated aa grooms
men, and Misses Kate Gable and Theresa
Yeagley as bridesmaids. After the mar
rlage ceremony theie was a reoeptlen at tbe
residence of tbe groom's parents, Veil
West German street, which was attended
by alargonumberot Invited guests. The
nowly-made husband Is a cutter at Uostot Uestot Uostet
ter's clothing establishment at Manhelm,
and starts In married llfe with tbe geed
wishes el benis et friends.
Uld Net arrange.
The agent of Duncan Ress, who was iu
tiwn yesierday, left without making ar.
rangementfer the appearanee of the famous
sthlete In this city. Persen b interested in
tbe dIUcrent amusemeat grounds in the
elty say that tbe man wanted te dlctate bis
terms which were far tee liberal for him
self. Anether lUtcutlen .tgaluit Urajblll,
Mary Trumbaur Is one of tbe creditors of
Henry K. Grayblll, the Barevllle farmer
who skipped away becauBe be was unable
te tneet his obllKatlens. Her elalm Is 1 1,000
and te-day she Usued exocutlen sgaluit
Greyblll. The unsecuredcredltoraef Gray,
bill v. euld ale like te Issue execution, but
they will have te first obtain Judgment be
fore they can proceed.
mil Snoot In llelnirlili
Ounx Thursday luu u.omeerii el the
Lancaster Gun club will go te Columbia
te sheet a match at clav oltreens. eku h.n.
di, with the club et that town.
Mumntrtticir Feitlral.
A sumiuer night's festival in commemo
ration of the Baltlmore National Fwnger
fest, will ti given en Monday evening, in
Muianorcher garden.
Went Writ,
Kmlen A., son of Cel. Kmlen Franklin,
of this city, lelt at 2 o'clock this afternoon
for Dutange, Colerado, where he will be
employed by Dsvliu ft Airy, mauufec
tursriel mlBlcg machinery,
ntJNOABtAWB FOK naMBUOW.
Biz ITaadrrd la Mew Ter Oil Will Vete ret
BUm, By a Speaker at the lttpabllaea
Lcagea Conrsatlen,
Sabatoea, N, T., July 12. Oa lb con.
vanlng this morning of tbe Mais Republic
can elube tbe first bualnees taken up was
tbe naming of members et the executive
committee by the representative etthe dlf
ferant counties,
Reeolutlene were adopted thasklng the
speakers of last evMlag.
Oa motion Mr. Dudley Fhtlps, of New
Yerk, waa chosen at cratarv.
mr. oenwarir, ei New Yerk, was Intro
duced and spoke of tbe formation of Hun
garlan clubs in New Yerk city, whenee he
premisea six nunarea vetea for tba Ke
publican party from his people. Ha oleaed
with b aerlea of resolutions extending the
sympathy of tbe convention te General
Sheridan, and they were adopted amidst a
tumult of cheering en a rising vote.
motion directing the publication et the
proceedings of the convention la pamphlet
form met with opposition, and waa referred
te the executive committee with power te
et.
The convention adjourned $ine die with
three cheers for Harrison and Morten.
Numerous Interruptions were made te
the adjournment motion, resolutions et
thanks being offered until almost every
one In Saratoga was praised ter tbe recep
tion accorded the delegates. In this rush
et resolutions tbe officers of tbe convec cenvec
very nearly escaped a recognition
et their labors, the resolution of
tbanka te them being one or the last
offered. On its passage one of the delegates,
who bad become overwhelmed wUh the
fulsome expressions of gratitude te every
body, moved that 'the tbsnks or the con
vention bs tendered te each delegate pre
sent for the able and Impartial," etc. This
created a iangh at onee end disconcerted
the speaker who seemed net te appreciate
the humor of his own motion and took his
seat le annoyance white the great ball rang
with laughter.
Announcement was made that llie new
execntlve committee would estenible im
mediately after tbe final adjournment In
tbe readlng room or Congress hall for or
ganlntlen. A lengthy executive commit
tee sotslen was held, about one-half the
members being present.
The Villain' SiMtment
BAN FitAKCisce, July 12 Goldenaon.
tbe young murderer of his sweetheart,
whose last ohsnee et coping the gallows
wss destroyed this week by Juatloe Fields,
yesterday furnished n long statement te the
press. He ascribes his crime te drink, and
rotraeta absolutely all tbe charges ofun efun
chastlty which he made Just after tbe
crlme against the girl he murdered. Ills
only friend Is his old mother, who vlslla
blm dally,
. I.
rie Killed.
Washington, July 12 The Seuth,
bound express en tbe Virginia Midland
railroad ran through a trestle near Oringe
Court Heuse, Vlrgluls, at 2:T5 this morn
ing. Five persens were killed and up
wards of forty wounded.
iir. Andersen's l'urrnt.
A few days nge the Intei-muknekh re
ferred te the romarkable powers el Mr. J.
O. Andomen's Afrlean gray parrot, Mr.
Andersen Informs us that be whlstles and
sings the following tunea or parts of tunes
ana uttera these funny sayings ;
"Pelly Put the Kettle Ou and We'll All
Take Tea." "Old Dan Tucker," "Jim
Along Je," "Yankee Deedle," ' Old Vlr
alnla," "Pep Gees the Weasel," "Old Jee
Kicking Up Behind and Before," "Yellow
Ual Kicking Delilnd Old Jee." "Walt for
the Wagen," "The Olrl 1 Ift Behind
Me," "Bugle Call," "Betsy Itakur." "Mo "Me
ney Musk." "Camp town Baees," ' Over
the Fenee Is Out," Unhappy Jeremyer,"
"Wnlstlefer his Detr," "WhlpDoerwIll,"
"Heb Whltr." He huirsbs for OleteUnc',
Hancock, Grant, Fatlisen, Billy Morten.
"Oliarlev Bev. all rlalil. an hri i
"Geed Morning, Docter, Quits Coel, Sir,"
"Walk In Indies, please take a seat,"
"Shut the Doer," "Charley wants oeflee,
corn, peanuts," "Charley wants his sur
per," "Wants mere supper," "What's
wrong," "Step that noise," -'Geed-bye,"
"Geed morning," "Kags today, old Iren,
brass, old bones," "Mpell deg and cat,"
"Crews like a rooster," "Oaekles like a
ben," "Barks like n deg," "Obarley wants
te smeke," "Ciinrley in a pretty boy,"
' Give me a kiss new," "Onarlev Is nil
right," "Charlev wants taoemr,n,"I'eek.
s-bon, GharJey," Geed-bye, Charley, get
toge te work new." Ha Imitates the ena
tenT. "Charley wauti elder, beer, wine,"
"Oome new, Chnrlotte, aupper ready; ceme
new, come en."
The Victim Uukuewn,
Jeremlnb Ilahu, of Manhelm, who went
te Gap station en Wednesdsy morning te
inquire about the mau killed there, who It
was snpposed wis his son, returned home
en Wodneaday evening. The body was
net exhumed because atter soelng tbe par
ties wbe handled It and receiving from
them a deiorlptien etthe man kllled, be
was positive it was net his son.
Mrs. Franklin A. Kupp, of Reading, hi a
an Idea that tbe body is that et hei son
Geerge A. littler, who left his home two
wceks age in aearch of work, The descrip
tion et tbe Gap man tallies with thnt nf
niller, and a member et the family went te
Gap te-day te get a oerreot detoilptlen of
the man. The initials en the Gap man's
arm are net thesa of Hlller. It la likely
that many missing men will be reperted en
acoeunt of this accident.
JniUment iIdiI the Ceuuiy,
This aftornoen was the tlme set ter tie
hearing before Alderman Spurrier of
tbe caae of OOlcer W. S, Weaver
against tbe county ler $22 09 for
pay for servlees ronderod and which
had been strleken from his bill by the
oeunty aolleltor and whleh the county coo..
mlssleners refused te pay. The commis
sioners failed te appear nt the bearing, and
Alderman Spurrier gave Judgment for
Weaver for the full amount claimed with
lutereau
Ttiey Uld Net Hate Credit.
Some Republican reaidents of the Ninth
ward hove been very anxious te put up
what they call a "Tlppecanoe banner."
Yesterday a messenger without money
waB dltpjtched te a dry goods Btere te get
the materia! and be was told Ibat he could
net have it ou oreillt. The erection of the
banner was postpenod and the prime me tr
In the matter was very angry,
Tne Htolleni or Ful Lln
There wero two aectiena of FaBt i.lne tb's
altorneon. Oa ene was u large party et ex
oursleulstson thelrway toOreaen, Among
the passengers en the ether train weie
Geerge WestingbetiBO, of Pittsburg, patin
tee of tbe air brake, and Goerge B. Rob Reb
ertf, president et tbe Pennsylvania rail
read.
Aa Kxrcmien ter J,50()
Andrew M. Fraulz, attorney for Mary
Ann Melllnger, lisued execution te-day
against J. H. Kauffman, of Landlavllle, for
oew. ine property le vied upon Is altua
ted In Columbia.
Timers le Jt.tt.
The vleHers appointed te make aasess
tnents for the cost el the new se wer en Nei th
Queen street, from Centre Square te Orani a
nrcet, will meet at Zthtu'soernor en next
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Married bran alderman,
Aldoreiau Patriek Dennelly had a wed
ding In his olUce last evening hen he
united in matrimony Antelne Ktowe and
Mary Schmidt, residents of this city.
lie bt UiMba feaebea.
Te-day Aldermsn Deeu treated the re
porters te a let of nue rlpe peaches which
were grown in his own yard. They were
delicious and of very geed alzj.
Te lie Sold by the Sheriff.
The sheriff has posted In his etHce bills
ler the sale of the personal property et alx
persons.
UARHIAOm.
nini.-i-Sim -Oi iha lata ! u tu
l lll A1M1 11 1 - - -
Josepa's ehnrttb, tkta eltvbjr Bar. tatfesr
uretemyar. Mr. Aeaaa GiUa te Miss Marr
Anna Beler, betb emu etty.
MAMKMTM,
Oaieage sreeitMa aj-naee
CtnoAse, July 11,9-JO a. a.-Martret rrpenea.
0What-Jnly, tiHe-i Ao.8ixe ( Bepu, 8le
.i?,,TT?'t,1,' 480l An 4 I -. M0 1
tJet,, iByc.
0Oabwnly, jJHe. I Aug., c t Sept., &;
.irff-trJ.",!'!lf August, B07Jt Bpl,
413 B9 1 Oct., Ill 00.
lM-Jely, an X Augnst, ai 10 t Beet,
Bi7K!Oct,kii7Ki .
SherKlbs-Jnly, 7 47Xl August, 747Kt
Bept , 17 CO.
Brataaad ftoraweae.
rurnlsbed by B K. Tnndt, Breker.
Ubioaeo, J nly 12, 1 oe o'cleca p. m.
Wheat. Cem. uata. Perk. 1-ard.
J my
ly eiu 48k ti is oe see
ignst m2 43Q seu is.ie sit
plember. 9 8K ". 8
teber Cld, 47M tOKU.Ul 8.W
Bern
October
December vrx
itrude ou itiittt,Miii, 'M
Consels W
n1nilflr.........Dfll .... .... .... ....
Closing Prlces-a o'eloek p. m.
hi
beau corn. Oats. Perk. Lara.
AnsllSt 9 i'A Vy. 1117 B.
Boplembor B0 4SW SOW 11 ID
October 4 WZ MM 8.75
Deeember..,,,,, B .... .... .... ....
Crude ou. elK
Jteceipta. Carlxiu.
winter Wheat.. .,,....., ...., a
Spring Wheat...... .... .......... ss
Cern ..........,,.......,... Ir9
Oats......,,,, ............................. 1.7
Bye .......................... ............tt
Barley ..........,...,.,... .
Itnaa.
Ranetnts Unas..... , .....S1.000
ltecelpta-catue lo.euo
Jt stock Marksta.
Caioieo, Jnly ll.--CatUe Receipts, lt.oeo,
InelndlDgSOOObeaa Texas eattlai ablpments,
40Oi market falrlr aotive, bnt natives
1041110 lewer t crielce te extra beeves, SO 70
68 5 1 common te a-oea, 15 00(3 79 I steekers
aad Ixeners, N 40O3 SO i cows, bulla and mtxed,
1 JiBi E3 1 TniM cattle, 11 40(900 f western
rangers, S3 898415.
Hogs neeeipta. tl.ote bead sbJrrments,
7,000 1 market active: mtxnd, te S90S 75 1
???.!; c91 M "ht, BJ tSBSSOi skips,
13 7399 90
-heep Kecelpts. S.C00 beadt abtnments,
1(00 1 market acttvni natives, s S9fwi oei
Wi stern fenrtnrs, ureat 21 1 1 ezans, 12 5.Q3 60 1
lambs. It 9580 as ue pounds.
Bast Lismrrr. uatun BoeelpU. 7f3t
shlpmnnui, vexs bead t market active) prtmr,
19 74Qi fair te geed, a'fia te t omraen.Wu
4 60 1 01 cars sblppea te New Yerk te-day.
Hogs Kecalpui, 9100 beadt shipments,
1800 i market acttve t FhUaaelphlas, as 25)
6 50 mlxnO, te t'S SO i Yorkers, 46 1000 lit t
common te fair, eSOi)0 10 1 pigs, B5 40419 CO.
0 ears shipped te New Yerk to-eay7
Bbuep-Keeetpu, 8,400 shipments, 8,000;
market Arm i prime, ti 9004 79 ; fair te
rnoe, S3 soot ii J common, 1Q4 5) f iambs, HO
675.
Stock Markets.
Quotations by Heed, UcUrann
ers, i.ancaster, 1'a.
asw tek lis. 11 a. ar.
Canada Pactne
U. C. O.Bl
Colerado Ceal
central raclfle
Canada Beu them 91
(JhlBt UBl'bg
Uen. AUleO
Del. Ii A W 13lW
Brie 25)2
A Ca, bank
It k. Irs.
MX
91
nriQXQUl. ..,,
Jer c
K. A X... ........
Leu, A N
MIMittll
eeeeseeeee
68W 97
H2 91
81 82
ni siv;
8lK ts
Mich Cen
Missouri Paclae...,
neck Valley
N. P. ............. ...........
M. r. Prof...,,,...,......,,
N. west ...........,......
N. Y.C ...... ...... ..........
NewKngland
Bast Tennosaee
Orn a nSi............... ......
Oregon Transportation..
iruuftiiu TV ...... .......
22 H,
9t-jJ
UUHIU rWHUUiMIMlllliMI
Wabaabcern.
Wabash Fret
Western U
Weat Bhore itends
ratuLDBLruuL list,
in val..,, ................
II., N.Y. A l'hlla
Pa.it. H.... ,.........
Ueaalng
Leb. Nav
Hestenv. l'ess
P. A M..... ...... ...........
N, Cent ......... ...(.....
Poeples Pass
33 tt
JU ............... ...........
Phtla. Traction
V4H
Wl
1021
30j
28
K stS Si
TOLtTICAL.
liemocratlestata Ticket.
von BcrRtxi judos.
J , it. II sCellum, e( Hutquehauna county.
BLEOTOnS,
AtLarae It ililtnn Hnnr. A.r Kuninr.
i, I'uvm n Coners,
I. Wiehiel Hasee,
15. Alvln Ilnv
li. William Dent.
8. A. II. I.ndnnp.
7. ltulinll IfRTn..
i. William J Latta,
5. Jehn Tayler,
0. 'rauklln Wnlden,
7. Ouorge ty. I'ttUllng,
e.Jnmeaamlth,
t. iioutei .8obweyer,
m. W. H. a I ven.
It, Charles rtoblnsen,
12. .tnhn II. ItevnUds,
18. Uawa'd J. Oiyner,
14. Billion P. LUht,
IS. Henry K. Woodal,
19. Herman Hosier,
.11. Willi. rr, . ,,!.,.
21. William llabr, '
it. ijueu u, isaiiey,
ia. Jehn Iluekenatelc,
jinmm p. Lantz,
25. tlMVld H llnnH. '
M. James 11. Caldwell,
ii. e, a. neui,
it). J. L. llrewn.
COUNTY TICKET.
Cenflrr.
HOltACK h. HAbOKMaN, Chlcsles.
hlatt Stnater,
OU1U9T1AN UOWB.Htraaburx,
Autmblv.
Northern Dtitrlct.)
J. r. KCIITBKN ACH, Manhelm.
.IOI1N HILEY.Hanhelm.
JCMAN UKI, HerraiAN, Kiizibethtewn.
(Southern District.)
J AMES Q. MeJl'AUKAN, Urumere.
Recorder.
JOIINIIUUMAN, Manhelm.
Count SoUetler.
WU. u, 1IU1NTON, Lancaster.
Jura Commiiitener,
FUANKL1N CbAUK, Mtrasbura.
Directors eflht JPoer.
1 WALT,, Lancaster
J. MOMMOMKUY, Meuntvllle.
J'rtsen Jnipeclers.
A UWtNTKUH, I'roviaence.
1ILMU r.HAUrMAN.tiat Lampeter.
A'Jl WAD VJCH TIUXMUXl a
T AKINQ POWDER '
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
T1J,,,?rtr.ow.aer n6Jer varies, a marvel of
purify, atrensuh and wboleaemeness. Mere
ecoiiemluU thau the ordinary kinds, and can
net be sold In competition with the multitude
of low test- short weight, alum ei pnoaphate
powders 6'elci etWi'in im. lterL Uabise
PewDaa Ce., luO Wall Btreet. New Yerk.
l181yiTAw
rriHKKlHKST '
CALIFORNIA BRANDY
Iu tba market at
UOIIUKH- LIQUOCSTOUV,
Ne. 2 J Oiitre quare, I-ancaster, Pa.
rpUK EIOUTH WAKD OEMOORAflO
Ati,Z'V"!erKi.,U meet TUU v,tI1Ng Ht
"MEW HOU8KUOLD FUKNITUKK AT
- prlrate tale i sela cheap It sold at once.
Inqilt hhV
Jyil2td 127 E KU-DKUIC-STBKKT.
pOHUONOrniK NOTIOI5 1SUKRK.
A. "KB'eatbat the viewers appointed by
SrS-il'f-0 y,8w.and asiets en the property
?nWnNiln?.00,ll lf .,be constructtenoi aiewer
L... .W yun street, from Penn Sgnare te
j,?f iWiS?-.'!?1.'. WLU MMt en Tuesday,
Jwy 17. l&w, at 10 o'clock a. ni., at ibmi Cor-
Mr' lllMKl
fMW AD rMUTlBMUKNTa.
TJ-TANTBD-ONK THOUSAND
OLD
Commea rigeeBS.
, ... . riatbsw bbeb..
jal4-lmd ckrtsUaea, Pa.
WKIKK1VH KAHUIOMABLK MIL MIL MIL
ltneryaadTriiiimlBa;Btore,Bo.loTt Oeeen Btreat, contains all the aewest and
test Boveiuesef tbe season, meearea-laai:,c-u
and see our aew aoeds.
aPT-BM
SUHOOliTAX, 1888-TUK DUFIilUATJB
is new in tba beads or UM-Xiessarer.
Oflee hears from fl a. m. till 4 p. mW
. W. O. M absh ALL, Treaserer.
mTO-tfdB Be. 11 Cesue aqnare.
CITY TAX, 1888-TH E OITY TAX DU DU
plteata Is new la the hands of the City
Ireasnrar for collecuen. Offlee hours, SW
a. m. nil tee p. m. J.U.KATureN,
Je5 ttdhi city Tressnrer.
H
AVE TfOU CORNS f
VO YOU WANT TUEK CUBED T
IF 80,' USB
OOOHRAt' CORN OTJR1.
it Is safe and sure and guarantee-te cure
Vi lee, tee. Fer sale only at
UOCllkAM'S iYbuq BTOBB,
TnThAB 7BlS9KerU,ueeBBt.
TJEOOMMKNDKD BY EMINENT
PHYSICIANS
The "Best "Tonic,
A Concentrated Liquid Xxtraet of Malt and
llep rer sale only at
J.O.UODOHTONBCO-
Wna.S and tl Wast Kins- stiW.
X EVAN'BKLODB,
USE
LEVAN'S fleur:
It Always aivei Batlsfaotlen.
. MThB
D
iBUGS I DRUGS ! I
HAVING. Cl'KNKU A
Drug & Prescription Stere,
I respectfully Inform the general pnblle that
I am conducting the baslneis wfib all the
re and attention of a responsible Pharma-
.fTT!,K CL03K1T ATTENTION GIVEN
TerinstciAn'd puHaumi'TteNB.
H. N- SNYDER,
NO.KONOUTnQUBKH STIIKET, L ANCAE
TEK, PA.
JTwe Deers Seuth el Pllnn A Breneman's.
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the following described City Bends are
hereby ctlled In ler tbe sinking Fund of tea
issue auth irlrnd by ordinance approved
March 3, A l. 1881, and amended byordTnanen
tbe Indebtedness et the city of Lancaster. Pa..
.t Inn, tin. .m " '
Of the Bertea of rive te Twenty Year, via i
Nes, .7. 28, 39 40 84. one TboJsane Dellar.
each KOI Jl.ia.21 i-.Vi.V.ti, 49.41.45 48 03
64. 97. B8. 100? 101. l'S? K6, eXm' 1.6.110 Vtye
Sdeteac "' "" " IW-1W n U
a he above numbered bends will be pre ented
for payment at lUi omee en or before the first
day of J uly. 18S8 1 interest en said bends will
cease en that data. M wui
leTOlllJylS new. RDQKRr.KV, Mayer.
T
IHE
Yeates Institute.
(UKV. MOSTOOMKUYll. HOOl'Jtlt, M. A..
lloadmaster,) will
UKOl'JCN POU THE YKAB 18je-0,
ON MONO AT, BBPXBMBHR 3,1088
Mr. Heeper promlses specially thorough
Instruction ,n MsthemaUcs, Penmansbfpi
Bepk-keeplng and the usual KnglUh studies
He beta te eay, alne, tbat having taught ler
merethtn a qnnrtnr of a century "he baa tilted
beya for Harvard. Yale. Prtncoten, Columeia;
iS'iSfiiWi We" ?Ant' eni -nnapeltt
an hat never bad a candidate ler admission
s.mSJT.,i!xi.beJ" wm received into the
family et thehealmaater.
Ctrculara forwarded en application.
Perluilher Information apply te the Head-
Ne. 305 North
Dukft Streflt.
JlyS-ZmdTTbAS
QL031NO OUT SAIiES.
STAMM BROTHERS,
Nes. 85 & 37 North Qneen Street,
( Bight Acress from I'ojtciHce )
TO THE PUBUO.
busmes affairs by August 18. and wlih that
SrthWuX0 ,!
0L03ING OUr SALES
.nH.aiT.,Oim.e.r0B.1,la,'ly al th0 ena et each sa.
?2.a.ln ? flel toalspesa of Odds and Knda. But
h,Jla,mearis the Ct.ealQ out ur am
BNTIUK stock te Dissolve i-artueriblp.
1,000 BARGAINS FOR YOU
T0 8BLCTrKOH. CON8I8T1NQ OF :
qiABIiE I,1NENS AND NAPKINS
Jfrem the Best Makers.
MU3L1NS AND SHEETINGS
At Less than Cost of lla
Baw Cotten.
BACKET FLANNEL. AND HACK
IMtia at Twe-Thirds l'rlce.
QUMMER UNDERWEAR FOR
Ladles and ll.n at Halt rrlce.
CUMMER HOSIERY AND GLOVES
At Half Price.
QOKSEl'3 AT HALt-' FRIOE.
piBBONS AND EMBROIDERIES
' At Halt l'rlce-
"pOOKEl BOOKS AND PURSES
At Halt Price.
AIR BRUSHES AND COSIRS '
Atltalf l'rlce.
IN OUB
DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENr
WK OKfKB OBKAT ATTBACTIONS, A3
DRKSS GOODS
Beduccd from Se te 5e a Yard,
DREbS GOODS
Bedi
Bedaced from 10a te Oe a Yard
TkRESS GOODS
uoaucea from ise te se a Yard
T.R ESS GOODS
Beduccd from l!e te loe a Yard.
DRESS GOODS
Bcduc
Bcduced from soe te l!Ke a 'i ard,
ASU BOUN 1IIKOUUU THA t-KUUK
11' WILL UO lOU OOOl) '10 MS1T
TUlaeALB.
Goods Shown With Pleasure
ATTHK
BOSTON STORE.
ChipK"L01 0t 8na Step 8ten' (et 3ii
XMW AD VMMTIMMUMtm,
WAMTJaSVtI1M AM ?
a rare lnvawlew'i'a-ses au'et-a'ra t iSwSt
dim, ae oppeslUoB, ne 1Mb, esatty rrrM,
""." nnrnrrw,
iw) .uwwu, mm..J w.
le a Bar. ll oe a weea.
veartnrs. Lalleraddm
as bibb, a,
use Bt, Laaeaster, Pa.
IraimdAw IK north Duae
FRANKLIN ANDMAR8HALLA0AD.
Bat r .-Tke attention et parsons havlaa
sees and daaiMerp, for wheaa theywtahte
select a school et learntag, Is called te tbls la la
sUlnUen. a eenrse of stedy abent eonlva eenlva
lent te the eearse la the averaya -aAles' Col
lege will be arranged, nor Information apply
"SlslOlwd. ".OBB,.M,B.CteT7
WU F18RSK, DKMTUTT.
m e Particular atteattea giyea te
Ue latest lnpnrrai-eeu for detag kw work
at a very raaaenabla eeat.
raaaenabla eeat, ataylBgyaarsef ax
imiuBi t hi
IfcA tlA. tit .t.l
best amgeUtawtteatTlB6qjar set,
aaana-iyd e. u tfewfa quIbb it.
TJ1ANS!
FANS ! FANS !
1,000 Hen Fans lobe Given Away Te-morrow.
SAMUEL OLAEKE'S.
Just received a New and Fresh Line of TKA.
whleh are i he 0 nest the market can produee.
ranging In prlee from lte te tiapennd.
Opened te-day, a orate of the finest Im
posted Vases and Ornaments you everaaw.
Vail an d see bow we Intend disposing of them I
you wUl be astonished. '
COFa-HS! COTf I8 1 COFFMSI
Buy your Coffees of Clarke, aa wereaatlt
ourselves t by se doing you will net only be
able te enjoy a cup of the meat delicious
beverage In the world, but you will And tbat
you save money by se doing, for when fresh
roasted It is at least twenty per cent, stronger
and richer than tbat whleh has been en band
ter some time-UK, is, go, a, M and 3 cents
per a,
MlSOI-LANEOUa GOODS.
SThree Bis New and Fresh Cream Nuts for no.
Three bottles New Mckles, Mixed or plain, sue.
lour Bs Flake Tapioca, Sen. Four Bis New and
Fresh Dates. Me. Four s Best Blee ter tba
money you ever saw, 15c. Four Nice New
Figs, 2Se one ft Caltlernla seedless Plums,
ISc. Fenrfes Nice New Prunes, Me. Three fts
New Prunellas ter se. One ft cap of Heney.
lOe. One box Mustard or SplcedBardlnes only
loc. Five fts Laundry Bt rob ana five cakes
Laundry or TeUet Boap for 25s.
FUU1T JABS I FBUtT JABS 1
Jnst received, a lanra rinantlt y of the Masen
Fruit Jars, In Pints, gnarts and UaliusJiens.
Call seen, s the prlewi will suit you
Just think, Hire's Beet Beer, lfe a bottle.
SAMUEL OLAEKE'S
WHOLK8ALK AND BKTAIt, TKA AND COF
jfK BTOBK,
18 and 14 SOUTH QUBBN BTBHBT,
(A Few Deers from Centre Bquare )
TKLBl'UON.
ARASOLSI PARASOLS I
THK UNl'ilKCKDKHTKU 8ALK3 Or
-AT THK-
New Yerk Stere,
During the pa two months, Is strong evi
dence of the V arlety. Correctness or btyles
and auporter Yalne for tbe money.
OUB WKLL KNOWN
GLORIA, SON
OH RAIN UMBRELLAS
Are the most useful All-tbe-Year Bound
Umbrellas, In 21, 70 and 23 Inch ataes, that ean
be found. They wear better than allk and the
colors are fast black.
8UKatKBSUADK9:iN
All-Weel Albatross,
Forty inches Wide, 87Xe a Yard ( few betttr
huve beenseeu at BQc.
X-CEI.LKNT VALUK IN
SOFT SURAH SILKS.
Pepnlar Shades, 20 Inches wldn, ses a yard.
BUpKitluil eUBAU bILK8,7ieayard no
botterseldforlioo.
Still they Come I Kvery Day Brings Addi
tions te our Large Line of
TOILED U-NOUDH,
BKKB9UUKKBS, l'BINTKD UATINKS,
CHALL1K3, BATISTES A PEBGALKS,
AT
LOWEST CASH PRICES,
WATT &SH AND
6. 8 te 10 BAST KINO ST.
"ITILLIAMHON et FOBTKR.
W-UA-BKMOVKD
AN
OBSXAQLE THAT 1PK
DKDED THK BALK
OF
Light.
Derby Hats
LIGHT .COLORED
Stiff Felt Derby Hats !
The Blew Sellers at 12 03 and i?.60arenew
marked ll 60. ethew that sold for UWwehave
cut the price te 12.00.
Dress Btraw Uata for Gent's and Beys, of the
best qualities, 29c te 12.00.
Bread Brim Btraw Hats for ricalcktntr, 10. 15
and 20 centa. '
ctraw Bate at Very Lew l'rlce.
Political Clubs
Can be accommodated with Equipments of
the Latest Designs for tbe Presidential Cam.
palgn at the Very Lewest 1'ilces.
Send for
Estimates.
See the
Patent Torch
Williamson & Fester,
32. 34, 3G& 38 E. KING ST.,
LANUABTKB, FA.
BRANCH STORE,
IIAUIUBIIUBO. PA.
fOK SALB OK HUNT.
HOUHKHFOr'SaLe'eN THK MOST
liberal ter ins. en Wet Chestnut. Wal
nut, 1-omeu, Uary, 1'lue and Charlette streets.
Apply at
mia-emft S0JNOBTUUABYSTBBKT.
1JIOR RENT-FROM APRIL L 18S
Ml foreneoratenaof years, tbe Strasbunr
BaUread, with Ceal and Lumber Yard, Ware
house, Locomotive and Cars i alt In geed and
running order. Tbe lease of this valuable
property presents a rare opportunity lean;
party desiring te engage In a pleasant, 'ell
Hst&bltshed and preni&ble bustness. Fer con
dlUens, rent or ether information apply te
TH08. or UXMUY BAUMUABDNkB,
-uuu Laaeutex City, 7a.
Parasols and Sanshades
rAZAOM OP FABMlOir.
saitfwvainfeavai
feTTBlCr
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East Kimq Stjumt,
Lancajter, Pa.
We are getting ready for a
Great Clearing Sale, which is te
begin
MONDAY, JULY 16,
And Last Until
SATURDAY, AUGUST i8.
Everybody knows what a
clearing sale means with us.
We are crowded for room
and must sell.
Our orders for all goods are
heavier than they ever have
been, and the large stock of
Summer Goods which we have
en hand must go. Price is no
object.
a
Printed price lists of all re
duced goods will be issued and
mailed te any address en appli
cation. Come and Loek at our Ten
Cent Fancy Ribbons. Alse at
the Fancy Ribbons, 5 and 7
inches wide, at 39c a yard ; sold
formerly at 75c and $1.00.
All Pure White Milans re
duced te 49c.
Tremendous Reductions in
Every Department for Thirty
Days.
Loek for our advertisements.
All Trimmed Hats and Bon Ben
nets, Velvets, Plushes, Silks and
Satins at Greatly Reduced
Prices.
Our Fans are in operation
and make our store rooms the
coolest shopping place in the
city- ,
ASTRICH'S P. 0. F.,
Lancaster.
QUxxmwAxa.
priQH et MARTIN.
Fruit Jan ! Jelly Tumblers I
CHINA HALLc
at ASON FBUIT JABS, IN ALL 8UK9.
J-LLYTUMBLXKS.
JKLLX CUPS,
JKLLT JABS.
L1QHTNINO FKUIT JAB8.
(Tbe Best In the Market.)
HIGH 8c MARTIN,
Ne. 15 East King Street,
LAXOAaXXB,FA.
J.
B. MARTIN A OO.
JULY SPECIAL
SALE.
Qneensware Department!
Bargains Werth Mentionieg.
One Let of Japanese Tea PjU, full
Biz, at 15c each.
Six Havlland'a French China Decora
ted Dinner Sets at 110.00 ; fc rraer price,
00.00.
One Let English Print CbambtrStta at
2.00 a net. Yesterday's price for same
was 13.00.
All of the .Excelsior Cooking Crocks
are marked at P0j each; qt.,3qt.,4
qt.,6 qt.,0qt. Philadelphia price almost
double.
Twenty Djzen Decorated Bene Flatei
at (1.25 per dozen.
Fifty Dezen Jelly Tumblers with tin
tops, slightly damaged, At 21c a dozen.
J. B. MARTIN
& OO.
3
, wijiww , . ,. njr.ny.