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ABOUT FOKTr FEET.
MOSIV JHAKB9 Ax VKHY XAIf
netrweAi-KrKOX death.
ajaliu at lb Tep r Stones' Uaarrj He
!tim BH KqelllBtiam Bad rmagaa leth
Bettem, Sestaloleg isrers irjanea.
-,,. Tba s.ci HUV cm ana nrniit a.
OeLf mma, Jnly 2-Pter Hresey, tbe
T.yaar-eld bob of Jaecb Ureter, mat with a
aerletis and painful accident yesterday,
which may cripple htm (or lire. Youns
Bressy la company with a number of lads
were out la the country after blackberries
tad en thlr way home passed by Stener'
llHCsteae qusrrlee. Breaey, who waa walk
tni aloefC the ed( of the quarry, lest
bli balanoe and felt abent forty feet
Inte the quurlea. The trjared lad wax
takes te hli home where he wss
attendsd by lit. MarkeL till Injuria con
sist of a ipratncd spine, n bruited thenldcr
and head and faee badly cat The doctor
huhepcui that the boy will recover without
btlSK deformed for life.
Panenal ana Other Notes.
MlM Lulu Kline, or litncaster, Is the
goestef MlM Mellle Hhenabroek.
Mr. Frank Heckler, ar., and family left
town for Atlantic City.
Mr. Harry B. Doen la spending big vaca
tion with bl parents, Mr, and Mr. IS. V.
Dfen.
Mr. Bimen Weiver,Jr., left town ter Nir.
folk, V.
Mlsa Iilllle Pepe Is vlilllujj Mlra Annie
Tiy.
Mrs. Samuel Graver and son, of Bine la
Itnd, HI., are the guetta of Mra. 0. C.
Smth.
Mr. l'arey Wall, of Philadelphia, la v li
lting friend here.
Meters. Hartman and Camel left yester
day for Vlrglnvllte te complete arrange
ments for tbe Centennial Camping club.
The Presbyterian Sunday school left the
Reading depot In five cms this morning te
enjoy day at Iilillz.
Tbe Church of Qed Knndsy schools of
Washington borough and Columbia went
te ML Grelnn te-day en thelr annual
plonle. The train was composed of thlr
teen paissnger coaches and a biggsgeaar
Tee train stepped nt Marietta, Shocks, and
Balnbrldge, and the crowd was swelled by
peeple of these places.
The Trinity Ketermed Sunday school
will plcnle at T.ltllz te-morrow.
St Paul's P. E. Sunday sobeol in oem-
pany with tbe P. K. -Sunday schools el
Manhelm, I.inesster, Ilsrrlsburt and Sale
Harber will plcnle at Penryn park en
Thursday.
The Ironvllle Sunday eoheol will spend
the dty at Helse'e weeds en Augnst lth.
The members of tbe G. A. It. nnd thnlr
friends will plcnle nt Penryn psrk en Sat
urday, Angnst 18th.
The U Q. 0. SecUl aoelety will held a
pselal meeting thin evening, nt tbe resi
dence ef'Misi llose Titndrnberger, te make
" arrangoressts ter a liny rlile en Thursday
evening. '
The Out-eUJJwr club will held
regular meeting thin evening en
their
their
grounds,
The Y. M. C. A. ball club of town have
received a challenge te play a match gsrue
et ball with the Y. M. 0. A. club et l,nncas
ter. It is probable that tbey will accept.
Michael Dnlslugcr found n night latch
key en Saturday.
I'rltzOberhelrer while playing ball yce
terday was strueU In tbe mouth by n bate
ball, wbleh loosened a number of bis front
teeth.
About twenty male mombeiH of tbe
Saleme V. H., each carrying a jetind pack
age et eemetlilng edible, called en Her.
B. Ludwlg en Saturday evening.
The Columbia ledge, Ne. 25:, llrotlier llretlier llrotlier
beod et Locomotive 1-lremen, havoengagod
the Eat Prospect cornet band te lead them
In the centennlal parJe
Thecase of Iaaae Welsh against the Vig
ilant fire company was brought up last
evening befere fc'qulre Selly. Welsh elalmi
5 10 damages for le of time, wages and In
juries sustained te his sand beat. The case
will be continued this evening.
HOW nil'. IN KI-llltAT.t.
JTaej tin Out ler llutd lliua ou H.iuntajr
Kichl kuiJ Coins He in llimtliiK.
EruitATA, July CI On Sunday evening
the eeniral portion of town was aroused by
the dltgrecelnl language that caine from
the participants in a llstle fluht This con
duat has ticosme iulte frequent. II Is also
becoming a ptactlce for the young men el
town te go In crowds te our neighboring
towns en Saturday evenings for "run" as
they term It, nud rclcru en Sunday morn morn
leg and areuse the peaceful eltimbcrera
fromtbelr rest by slugleg tbe meat ills
graceful songs. It Ir high time this should
atop, and the law-sbldlng cltlens declare
they will ccek tbe law for protection
aheuld It oentlnuo much longer.
Mr. J. W. Nleds, the etitrprUlng phc phc phc
tographer, has openod a new gallery en the
lawn of Mountain Sprlngr, lie bits busi
ness ts unusuilly geed.
Prof. Doehnleln, et Reading, has been In
town several days with bis canvas show
nnd will exhibit te-night for the lait tlme
hie "Wonder."
Mr. Jajeb Relnheld, of Kphrata, I hi his
trotting mare en Monday te Rebert It --per,
Ot Philadelphia, for 27C
The celebrated Kphruta cemet band fur
nished the music for the futon Sui'day
school celebration en Saturdsy at l.lnoeln.
The cigar business Is very brisk at pros
ent Large shipments are msde dslly.
The Kphrata Mountain Springs bolel,
under the management of Mr. D. B. Ven
Nleda, has become a very popular summer
resort At priBeut tbere are upwards el
one hundred boarders at that beautllul re
sort, and large numbers el applicants are
refused daily for want of accommodation.
Last Friday Mr p. Vonlagen, of Washing
ton, D. C, who bad been at tbe Mountain
Springs hotel ler her health, died et general
debility at tbe advanced age of 71 yeatB.
Her remains were taken te Philadelphia
and burled In the Laurel Hill cemetery en
Tuesday, Sbe leaves a husband EOyeais et
fge.
TUB CCOOMIIEtt UTSKT.S
Thrum id Cemiuuaire and a Frleuil Inte
lb n.gmg constiega,
Ed Mett, the wtll known "Old Settler"
Ot the New Yerk Sun, arrived In Lancaster
en Sunday. Last tvenlng his friend Harry
Buekluv, of the Examiner, took him out te
the Cenes toga te give him e rlde In the
famous cratt which Is known as tbe "Cu
cumber." They rowed down the creek and
, bad a geed time, but en the return trip the
beat atreek a ansOust bslew Witicei's
bridge. The beat wa upset and both gee
tlemen were thrown Inte the atreim. ler
IBeately the water was net deep and both
et the sailors managed te get te the shore,
ea which Mr. Melt had quite a wrestle with
m barbed wire fence that be tried te creis.
The gentlemen were obliged te come te
Jewn lntlde of water-soaked clothing.
Taklni an Karl, Bteiulng's Walk.
While Offlear iteas wia standing near
the corner et Pr nce and Walnut street, at
as early hour tbla morning, he saw a msn
Ppretchlng him. He was 'n nature's
mrb, and the oflleor knew the mau te be
'William Snerllnv. rn.Ment nt k-Kri.i.
. m4. He took Sperling home, after some
7. 'cmietue ea bU part. Sperling 1 net el
i skwsu mud, and it Is net the first time this
ssaleer wrested blm under similar clreum-
liataecas.
,V Kemraad lu Ceett
, Alderman Hal bach heard tbe suits grew-
Jjagoetof adlapu between Jebn P. Leng
.Mat Martin Kudy, neighbors llvlen en
i Qeeen street Tee ault for dlserderij
i eaaiiiet ar, xmem was eismlased.
fMl Um4 tf earety of tbe peace was ret urned
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AOClPCTr TO FAKMlClt.
H. r. Armt'reag BsTSrstjr InJarM-IIalarg'ng
the Vaaiparaaadt-Was. Bilple llttttn
siyaoepasrfesad.
HAWMNHVIM.K, July 23 B. F. Arw
strong, who oversees the Stslnmsn farm,
met with a aeileps accident recently. His
men had been hauling In hay, and unload
ing with fork and pnlleya. Mr. Armstrong
had been en the mew operating the fork.
After the wagea was emptied the fork ro re
samtdlts position overhanging the mew.
When the teamster baoked the wagon out,
the hand rope whleh worked the pullya
eanght In tbe alnglelree, which started
tbe fork In Ita descent Mr. Arm Arm
ttreng's wife, w he happsned te be present,
warned him of the fetk falling. Mr. Arm
strong threw himself bsckward. The fork
struck him In the right leg, making a dan
gereus and painful wound whleh will dis
able him for a long time. The fork would
have atruck htm upon the head had net hla
wife given notlee of its falling. Dr. J. M.
Deaver attended te his injuries.
The Hswllnsville cimpmeelleg will open
In August, and oentlnuo ene week. The
Campmcetlng atsoelatton have bought ten
acres et Umber land, adjoining the old
grounds en the south and acreis the ravine.
On Thursday last they met and laid out the
camping grounds en this new piece of lanC.
Ne teams will be allowed te cress the
ravine, and the old grounds will be kept for
herses, Tcblclts, W. Tbla will make one
of the finest camp grounds in the county.
About ene hundred tenta have been en
gaged already. The camp will be in oharge
of Rev. Wm. Swindells, P. 11
William Selple, residing near Liberty
Square, was billen by a copperhead snake
rseentiy. Mr. Selple had been gstberlng
leaves In a weeds near his home. Beaching
Inte a pile te gather the leaves, he was
fanged en the flnger. He was promptly
driven te McCiU'a Kerry and glven sum
elent whisky te counteract the poison, and
is new out el danger.
Mr. Aaren Sllvorthern has tern down
the house en the nertheast corner of the
-rjuareaml Intends erecting a new ene In
the near luturr.
Mr. B. F. ll.'enemat), merchant of this
v ,11 ego, threshed nluety-llve bushels nt tye
ralsed en two and nneleurth acres.
(lrnntrd by the Itrglttrr.
The following totters worn granted by the
register of v. Ills for the week ending Tues
day, July 2ii
AKMlNIMTUATtnN Jaoeb Mrube. do de
omed, lain et Kphrata tewnBhlp, Kmuia
UrntJP, Kphrats, administratrix.
Henry White, de:eased, lale of Ktst
liempllAlil township) D. II. Sensenlg, city,
administrator, e. t .
liSVl N Hlsier, doeoRsnd, late of Ml.
Jey borough; Amanita Rlsser, Mt. Jey
township, administratrix,
Jehn l.lchty, ilecnaned, late of I.ancsster
eltyt Antheny Llchly ami Stephen Market,
cltv, ndinlnlntralnr d. b n. r. t a.
Ti:sT.MKNTAit Mtohael S. llnitck,
deceaaed, lain el AUnlielln township; Marls
llauak and Jacob M. llauck, Manhelm,
executer-.
Jacob Kehternaeht, doceansd, late et Kast
Cocalleo tuwushli'i Israel Hedman, llrick-
neck, Plnnna Kahtornaeht, Kant Cocailce
township, oxceutors.
A l.ttlla llnji'a Hcvare r-tll.
lktwfcn 11 and 12 o'clock tedsy, Harry
Snyder, an 11-year-old son of Mlabael Sny
der, proprietor of the "Plew" tavern,
enrner et Wrat King nnd Charlette streets,
met with n very sorleus accident while
playing In ene of the Seuth Mul
berry atreet public sobeol houses. It
appears .that the Jinlter Is pitting the
loaetil beusei In repnlr for ihe begin
ning el the fall tern, and tbe house
belng opeu, young Snyder and some etht r
boys onteied It te p'ay. Whlle climbing
ever the desks Snyder fell, striking his
forehead against the fratnowerk et ene et
the desks unit rutting a gash aoress his
forebotd Just aboe the eye, about three
Ine'ies In length. He was attended by Dr.
J, W. Overllehl, whostltched up tbe wound
and at 3 n'oleck tills afternoon Iho boy was
gettlug along nlcely,
Hlie I.Ueilu the Country.
Mary ltrsh Is the name given by n gltl
1(1 yearj old who was found en l'lum street,
botween 1 ami 'i o'clock this morning. Hi r
story wem thnl uhe ojuie te town from the
place the Murks In the country te bee some
Irlendu an 1 tlicy wero net iieniu nud she
had no place te go. The elllcer took her le
tha station home, whero hue spent tbe
balance el theulKht Tlie mayor discharged
her this meritliig upjn her promlse te at
ence go bank le her country home.
li Dovtltiiie uiruuuialuncca
Tbore is a family living en Pulton street,
near Shlppen, by ihe narae of Hchlrer, who
are rnpnried te be In dostltute olrcum elrcum olrcum
stancei. The husband, who was employed
att'iot'enn Iren works, skipped out two
woekngo, tearing his wife and two cull cull
dren In ilcs'lttlte circumstances. Since his
depsr tire the neighbers have been aiding
Mrs. Schlre. Any contributions sent te
the heu e w.ll be thanktutly rcceh ed.
The Tiampi Bkl.peil,
Ylenl a as eon t te ths station house Isst
nifhtthtt tlitre wero 11 tramps in a box
cr 1) liorvllle and thst tbecsr would be
sent te this city, se that the tramps weu'd
be arreU d. Wlien ihe ear arrived at tbe
railroad ratios the deer waa epaued and
the tramp i were gene. Thsy mint have
learned of tbe intention et the company te
arreit thorn and te sive the cfllesra tbe
trouble they skipped.
F.lrcullmi lflll-xl.
Jaeab 1 , Hhratler, through Ills atloruey,
B. l'Venk Kshleman, has issued execution
agstatt Harry W. Ilrubiker, ene of the
principals In n slander suit noted In thoae
oelumcR. 'I'be ninettnt of the execullcu)l
f 1,00V), and Iho persenal preperly of llru llru
baiier but been luvleJ upon.
Te 1'nirjii Te MorieH,
The p'cnla of St Maiy'a Sunday lobeol
te Penryn park lo-aterrow promlses te be'
very Urje. The plcnle train leaves the
upper station at 7:15 a. m , and tbe tickets
sre go-)d en the 12:S3 p. m. end 5:51 p. m.
train. Returning, the trains leave the park
at 7 p. m. and 7:57 p. m.
An rxcartlun te la JersijUeatt.
There will be an excursion from Marietta.
Columbia and Wrlghtsville evor the main
line et tbe Pennsylvania railroad te Ocean
Greve, Leng Ilranch, Atlantle City and
Cape May en August 22, geed for el, h
days, or te return en any day en regular
train te August 30.
Tan Tnouiaeil Dellara fjr Ireltnd.
The following cable was sent Irem De
troltbyRev Dr. Charles O'Rellly, treas
urer of (he National League, te Sir Themas
Qrattan Karaend, M. P : "Tell Rlggar
nd Keeny I am drafting each X'1,000.
Tell uiurdurert et Mandevllle L a :ua ia m t
dead."
Ulrit In Bl Jea.pti'a IletpUl
Oracle 11 lyles, who left Lebanon some
tlme age te cntsr Bt Jeseph's hesplul, tli's
city, dled thoreonSundsy morning. Her
tunersl took place this morning In
Lebanon. Sbe was a single woman and
aged72yesni.
Bru. injall.
Dsnlel Callabsn, a stranger, wasarnstsd
In the Seventh ward last night for rtrnnk rtrnnk
ennesa and disorderly rendnt v- n
bleMcrringir. auuua.1, ii.auelly
commit cdhin te Jail.
A Heik FaIN,
This morning a bone le eaglng te Sen
Jiraln Praelioe, of Sun Hill, fell en tbe
belglan blocks in front el Gruel's lee cream
aaloen, en North Quren street He broke
aabat'.the backUg strip and belly bnd.
but did net apwt the wagon.
Froe.culieu W.taarawa.
The suit for the larceny el a pair et
treuaers against a yoeng siranger named
Jehn S. Smith, has been Withdrawn by
Lewis Weller, the prosecutor, at Alderman
Halbach's Cffl,
WH. JtOTlVH LOU.
A Weiutu Appropriates a I'ecksibeek Ueu-
'lining WIS sort Sklpa.
This morning William Itetr, the well,
known huckster, msde a purchase at Dr.
Herr'a drug store He put his pocketbook
en the counter and forget it wbenbelelt
the store. Shortly nrter hn left a German
weraau, a peddler by oecupa'lon, made a
purohase at the atme store and as she was
leaving Mr. Harry Herr, thinking the
poekctbook was hers, told her she had bet
ter take it along as oho might need it. Sbe
replied, "I nearly forget It ;" walked te the
counter took the pockotbeok, placed it in
her pocket -and left the store. Mr. Herr
thought no mero of the Incident until Mr.
Rote came back te the atore and asked It
bts pockotbeok had been scen. Mr. Ucrr
gave him a description of the woman who
had his money, but adlllgent search has
thus far failed te find her,
Itatt In Jumping Frem a Train,
Danlel K. Stauflsr, who drlvea the
wagon et Krausken's cigar box mannfac.
tery, met with a sorleus aocldent yesterday.
He left this elty at 12:31 for Penryn park te
attend the picnic. At Manhelm he should
have cbanged eara, but, Instead of doing
this he remalaed en the Reading train.
When he found out his mistake
be ran te the platrerm of the car
and Jumped eh. The train was running
fat at the time and Stanffer was thrown vio
lently te the haid ground. Ke atiusk
en hla face, whleh la s i badly cut up that
hla neareat friend would aearcely be able te
roeagnlzo him. Ne bones were broken.
Alter the accident Slander walked all the
way te Mt. Hepo, a distance of alz miles en
tbe railroad track, and he was taken thence
te the pirk en a freight train,
1) II' Fer the t'onvtntlen,
Waiiiinmten, July 21 Many delegalta
have geno from this seotlen te the Inde
pendent Colored conference which is te be
held In Indianapolis te morrow. In a party
which left hore last night there were among
ethors J. Milten 'Jurncr, cx-mlnls'er te
Liberie, the originator of Iho movement ;
W. UUhase, editor of tha Wonhlngten lite,
and delegates Irem several Seuthern and
Western stetea. They will Btep at the Den
n'sen hotel, the oen'erenoo heacquariers,
Shet ana Kllltil Hlmte.l,
Cilicvae, July 21. Wm. Stelnbccker,
a Ueriniin aged 32, ompleyod nt book
bindery, shot hlmsell dead this morning
Ue had been en n eprce slnce last Sunday
snd n as turned out of bis bearJIng house
A HlgMirlke,
Lenikin, July 21 Sevcn thousand col cel
Hera have stiuck for higher wages In
Wales.
Wmt tVrm
Otis Hounton, of Oxford, who for two
yrats past has been oinptnyed In tbe notion
atore of R J. Housten, in this clly, left to
day for Omaha, Nebrnska, where he will
tike up his rcsldcnca
Ktrurtlen Frem (Jnurrjillle.
On Weil nesdsy, August 2, O. J. P,
Rsub, of Qusrryvllle, will run an excur
sion te Penryn park. Special cars will run
from that plane, and thore Is no doubt that
a large crowd will be taken. The park
leeks very pretty at present and Is csr
taliily a very attractive place.
Fent mlsa th ehurice i putclnserj rte.
lthudt l re, inn and II 00 !lht colored fur
j0't Driliy lluU inniked S1.H7 Bra the win
dow lull el Bts lea at vvtlllanuen A rejter't.
Mere l'timleii and lleauly.
A itoiuleniMi inpresantlng Mlle II, Btovena
Ce.,ot Wnshtnatnn, t) a, can b seen attle
City Hetel, W)jiiu9day,.luly2l(tliy nnd even
Ins), hy persons dcMrlng Infjrnmtlen con
corning ponalenq, bauntlm, ute or having
clnlms which they may doalre te have prose
cuted by said attorneys. Ju'ijjst
Tnuviisnsca UarKalun nre pilered at the
Ureal 1 Mi ty Deya Clearing Bale nt A strfeh'r,
13 East King atrcet. UotheraandBcauresomo
WILt cost veu t'0 00 te ire NIAC1 AHA
FALLS, en TUKSDAV. AUi.UST 7, the
leaning ltnllrnud lll run Its annual cheap
exaunteu te Nhwara Falls, lliiirale. Torrnte
and Watklns Ulen. via. popular Lehigh Val
ley lloute. lteund trip tleseta geed ter nt-t-nn
flays, nnd furti only teiide'lain. Through
train iinve guurtyvtlle at C In t Lnncsater,
KinKuruei, an w ( ceiuinu'a at7.30a a. The
niy cncapnxcurileu tlilaarnmn. remntiir
uUrnste circular at nil stations, or naaiets
nayis uicKiiiieu, i xourslen aiient, Ileadlnr,
''t IjMtfdaitw
Ce We Walk and nance.
The Une club, an onrmlnulen el rnlnr,i
man, will kIve it grand cake walk and dance
in uoeerts- nan en rnaay evening. ArratiRe.
menta have been mnde ler a large crowd, bo be
causa ihe manugeuieul leek for a big atten.
On nre
U KATUN.
lliiahBi.-Jnlv 82, li, In th'ety .e"urTd
Muner, In htsCJdjeir.
1 he re'atlves and friends of the faintly, alto
St. Fetor's and at. Antheny's Eenedclal socio secio socie
tins, are respeetfully invited te attend the
futicunl, treiu lit, la e roMdcnce, e 610 Welt
King nUect, en Wcdacidiy at 8.30 a. in
JyUSId'
lAit.v.-fnlhtsclty.enthe:8J Inst, fancy
Dally, uk' d87 years
Iho rulstlvrn and friends of thn family are
respectlully Invited te attend the luncral,
irem the roatttenco or her aoe, llenjauitn F.
natly, Lampoter, Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock! te proceed tu Coneitexa Centre,
whniosenlces and Interment will lie held 8i
lUriTOM In thltcl'y, en the S.U init, Mar.
garet Adella, dttitfhtercr tViu, t. and Uebble
s. barten, mscd u months.
TLe relatives and frletula rf the family are
rcspeetluliy Invited te attend ihe funeral,
irem the rci'dence of her parent, Ne 7M
Uartettaavdnue,03 Wednetday afiernoen at
2o'leck, Interuient at Laucuter cemetery
Kecii-iJaly SI. U8$ In tlili city, I liun
LeuHj, flaunter et Jacob It. ana Ltllle 11
hucb. in tbe fourth j car et het no.
Netice ei tuners! hrrcatter-
MAKA.JCI'0,
New Ien Market.
-N,wYn,5?!..July 2l-leur market atrady i
Flne,rJ PtliJSi tiuiiernne, iliiifljej! Minn
ttra,rl7 05tO Cfty -III. Kxtr.4 Waice.
Wlntr Wheat intra. U 75Q5 00 ' "
Wheat Ne, 1, lied, ttutui. Ulat Nn a. 01 Wc:
Se. 2. Ited, Winter. Aui., We t i-oft
8sHe: recetpu I.7t0i ahlpmeuu. l Saul
Uern-'-a t, UUi-d, Cain.' UXO'til
MS-. yaViSftdTSSj. Nrtceau;
SI luj i ahlptnents, noue. '
Uyedulli State 79c,
Jlarley nominal.
Ferk dull i old Mesi.lll TJSHtx)
Lard dull j July, -j wt Aujt, wt tvil,
Melasse nominal for 50 boiling stock. 21c.
Turpenliue Arm at 8l!a "-. -u.
tuwln ijuu 1 1 strnlmiil ie Reed, l OSQll 10
Fetroleumqulot t UeHned lu CtnU(r, :
S3ft?l.fl?.,!S'n?'aJ?.-.JS.
?srohr;ra7-7are! y uy
Kggsilrinvr; eui, ISaiSKe i Womre, no
. "wptSy!eaneacutieaf,BKeUranuUv.
ted, ie.
Tallew duUi Films City. life.
Uteu nominal ; Carolina, luirtogeod, tlia
Ceaee many jrn.tr Cargoes, ter Kte. le,
Ohleesa Freduee atsraat.
CaioAae. July S4.0.30 a m.-llarset opened.
Oct ''n? " y' ',0O, AUSu W0 ' S,,t" U,i '
Oct,iHe"ly' a'' ' AVg'' ''i5HC, Srt'' SHc,i
IlKOc'trih!5' . 8i--.
8 7S?e?t?&0, AnBU',, tseJi8eDt-
Short kllittulv, 18 W I AtiKUlt. IS Wlit
Bept,8 17HOct,M2'J. ' ""u"' "u'l
CL06IXH.
ecufwe."1"1''500' "" T8X ' "'S'0
O"fjis0,jr,Vi;C' AnB-'5," E'l't,4Je. j
Octkf20U,J'' -,iC-' Au a 'P-. SlSiC I
. t'erk-Juiy. Vi 75 1
115 80 1 Oct , II 70
Lard-Jmy. ts eit
18 70 1 Oct, IS 70.
short Ktba Jnlv. i
Bepu,l8 ecr, 14 te
An, ;ii3 ;$; Bcpt,
I tug., 8 (3X Bept
1JKI An, is ixi
rhttedeiphl Fredace Market
J'niLiDiu-Bn, July 21. -Fleur itbACyj aiei
1 tui bois i Ml, m. Makers. U 7 Ol l I eiiu'h.
'""Hy. MJUJIJ ) Weatern au, II 10 4 r.ii
Mb is eiU,UW' Mtt" W ' l'rt,,U du. I 73BJ-Whaat-J
nly. Mat Aug.,66 Bept,6CKc,
Curu-J uly, MWci Aha , ti.a 1 k. pi. rAe.
tMta-Jnly, iiSei Au , (ie Sept, l.xi
Tui l'Mladslpkle catUs Market.
rnit.Anit.rHii, Jnly 9S. ThereeMptaat the
North Pennsylvania and West rhUMSlpfcla
drove yards were i
rer the week! lleaves. 2,600 1 sheep, le.PMt
begs, f. con. rrovlens week t Beeves, 2.40U :
Shnep, 8 WO hogs, e.iai.
jteef cat lie wem nrrn : extra, cff(!l,e s
pn.i. ftHSe) uiedluui, 0;CSK. oetnmun,
btiii wnrn steadyi extra, Se
t iroefl. 4kaiWet
ineelutn.SkfllUa
tomtneu, ;!ejj;ia i.miibi,
vis
in
em wem Ue htsher i Weitnrn. M.'9Vr .
BIMu. SWe. '
Mlich CsJvm were active at ASGXc.
Milch ces s were ilrtn atriie)''"1.
rut uews weiM w uafcer at .HdXc
drain and fioruiens.
rnrnls bed by n K. Yandt, Ilreker.
Uniotae. .Inly 21, 1 OS o'clock p. m.
Wheat (kirn Oa'. Ferk. I.rO.
Jnly fOM HAS ten 70
Aaauat 5' Sj2 V 1S.7J BRf
Beptember...... irji itN MX M- s.70
October .....7U U1 tK lS-iB 8.00
llecernlier ...... .....fl?;
OruOe till.............,......................S)iL
Consels,.
CO I
7-.
Closteff l'iiePi-3 o'clock p. tn,
trii
hnau Cor, Oata. Ferk,
Jnlv
11 41K S'
August
September....
m
hH 21
45 2i
wcioDer
December.......
Crude Oil
Winter Wheat.,
Spring Wheat...
Coin...
eau
Kye.
Barley
7,1 4IK XI'
81
ucceipu.'
...................
setees
I........-....,... .......
t. ............ ............
..........................
..a.......................
lieaa.
.. 9.000
. 7.M0
Bseelpu flen...
aeeeeeeeteeeeseeiseeee
liuuvipla cttiue.
Mew VurK Btecas.
Raw Yoex, July SI, 1 p. nu-Ueney closed
at IK per cent, t Exchange steady ; pesUd
rutin, 8IiO 8); actual rates H 87(1
4 87K for CO Oays and It 85rt 83M for demanO
Uevernaiente cleaad stvady currency S's,
II Wt bid t 4's cenp , It 27-i i H's de, it e;j;
btd.
The stoek nmtket this morning opened
strong at last evenlna's flgures, andeu buy
t"v of the leading stecka prices advaneed K te
Vi In the flrnt hour. Blnce 11 o'c'e -k there his
bcun soma lolling te realize and a fractional
runctlen front Iho top figures.
nteca markers.
(Quotations by Ueed, McUraun .
ere, Lancaster, Fa.
HSW VORK LIST. 11 A. ST.
Canada Faclflc
O. U. U.I UH
Colnrude Ceal
Control Factne Si
Canada Southern A1W
OhJ,Bt I,.A FbK
Den. AttleU
Del. LA W MH
Krle ,. ifi(
Rrl02nds
or C tsj-i
, M T,., ...,,,. ............ ....
Len, AN r,W
L. Bhem , U1U
Mich Cen Hill
Mlarieurl I'aUflc 7sjj
Heek Velley.....
N. F 2fiT
X.F.l'ref tefi
N.Went l u;Z
N.Y.C lK.jJ
New Enulnnn liti
lit Tuuneanue . ,
Omaha nsti
Oregon Transportation., 2nw
Ontario W 1W
I'acldeUall KH
lUohinend Tennlual 2H
BU Feul "0J-;
Texaa Fociae 1WH
Union Faolde blH
Wabash Cem
Wabuh Fref ,,
Western U V.iv
West Hhore bends
rntucBLrniA list.
Leh Vel
11, N. Y.A Fhlla
Fa. R. It
Heeding si ;-:n
Leh. Nuv ,
Hoitenv. Fass ....
F.A K ....
N.tcnt
Fuoples Fass ,
UdK.4' , f8U
en (iiu
I'hlln. Traction
i bank-
niw
1H
nlji
is tt-te
ID
SI5S
Sx
til
ifn w ad riut rraicMKXTH.
TOW PR10K3. ""
The World Stands Aghast.
Thu igjlltullen ofthe Tact tlut
Simuel Clarke's LewPicca Are a Reality
and net a tletlnnary legend, makes evorybeflv
wonder, ltendy ineiiy la thu wonder-wortar
tnat tins onab'ed ua te place liolern the pnhlle
inch liargatna a have never heeu heard of
since tha wer'd Iiehii
Nete a tow of the many llaratns r, e have te
Mmin'i Tint Fruit .larf, 7Seadez.
Jla-en'a tjiurt cr nit ,lar. Me a di t.
Mmeii's lUlfiMlkm rruliJa-s. It lOadez.
Miicknn-l and Mefd i;had i New Kat Uesaed
HUid. be fi ft, j ev Fat I.arpe Mackerxl. 10c l
S:...."u,ri,.t. S!l?t "A?!"".'"?' or W a
ami will ftlveymi '4M for the empty bucket II
ruitirnulluguolcecdlUou Uoed-bi, Mack.
'nil and try our Kresh Itiasted CorTaes St
n$ -"", ivvi u, 4l, ua una ivj w s.
NOW FOB A FEW OKAD SHOTS I
Four ft i New Creem Nuts, !5c.
Four tti (leid de in Choieo ltlce. :.c
Knur Sii Flake inpleca.SSe.
Four ttt New Dotes, J 50.
Four s New Chelni a turn A n
nJl!ifcaJJew 1'runillaa, lu ou Saturdny or
Five ft, Li'nndry Starch for!Sa.
KJi-ven ciikea lolletor laundry Seap. 25c.
Threo llettn nice I'lekles. sr.e.
Om, B, California l'luuif, worth 23e, ter 10a
r. 8 it you think lour pound ia tee much
of any of tneatx.vu articles, you can take hall
ancllialf, ortwepoui,at,.RObrfor21o.
i Vn"t-'akaef Jlakor'serltunklo tires.' Choco Checo Choce
laro fur me.
Threat akea Sand Hnnn for an
into a Uoetlleor, rrvehuiul.itare, Ue a bob
tie.
SAMUEL OIAEKE'S
WnOLKSAl.F. AND BKTAII.TKA AND COF
FEK Bl'OUK,
12 and 14 SOUTH QTJE3N STREET.
(A Few licers from Centre Square ) Telephone
DOARHINU
J roerai at
WITH PLEASANT
jy!12ia
2.'8 WEST CHKSrNUTST.
NOIIOi:-A MKK'INO OK TUK
Klgbih Wsrd L'andannaeiab this (Tuci
day) evt.nlg at ttu touteuuul iielul. liv
order el the
" COUUlTTKr.
FOK HAI.K A LARGE 2 HOUR
Cleck, lUnds 8 feet high, built 1709 1 In
gend iiinnli.K ipiuuranaa geed time-keeper:
n ind-inadn liavy brass works : oase put to te to
gether with woedun pegs. Apply te
...., . JOI1NO.MPP.
jyl lWdAl9t"ranB08;rcc, Lane"ter. '
Rpi'OSALS FOR TUK OUAD1NU OK
Sfaled propesala will ha reenlved by the
et . Leuim tu- up te siendayeventng; luly
M.1MI at 7 o'clock, for tee grading et ktretli,
North Franklin itreat Irem Kaat King street
te .New Helland l'lke t also Kast clsyatreet
from North Queen street te North shlppen
street.
Alt bids te be accompanied with proper te
the committee rotervo the right te reject
any or oil nidi
I'lanaandapeclllratlena ruibe teen st the
omeecf M.O.olaymaker, City Kugtneer.at tbe
button iiiiiise
I'roneaala te be addresied te M Street Com
mittee ter "uradlng el street ," and dc
peilted In street cominltleeUox at the offlte
et ue. W. l'tnkertei'. ldermau,No.80Nerih
U;ae.n street. Uyoraerei '
Gse. W. risKsSTQM, Clerk. jy?4 M j)
PR.VwK..F0R CONSrUOIION
Sealed proposals UI lie received by the
Strtei (.ueiu.ltteM np le UONIlal kV'KN
INO.JULY se. 18.at 7 o'clock, ler the oou eou oeu
stiuctlon of two Miweia te wit j
Fer the butlalcg of a thruc-roet brick sewer,
1,110 leet In length en Nerta 1'rlnce streeu be
ginning en Jtsat Ulng street, and extending
northward uteug raid North l'lum street t"
Sait cheatnuta reet. Alte ler tie building of
wt huiveiuuh u,v& Bvnei, v-u irev in lengln
en North Mine street, beginning at kml
i erceastreeiHndeitandlng northward along
said r-eriu t-lme siuet te UauClsy street.
All bins must be accompanied wlthslgns
tnrts et ti or mera reipeuslble perues wtll wtll wtll
lrgtoieconoeouiltvi alae with a wrtlOed
check te the amount of 10 per cent, of the bid,
which will be ferf-lted te the elty la case of
ll'ueie accept ibe centractu award! d.
llldi f,r Inlets and manholes and for the
beldlig of said sewers te be given sepa
lately ih enmntttee reserva tbe right te reject
any or all hid.
laukacdapectO'sUess etn bssesnattbe
efflce c f . e. ely maker, city Xuglneer, at the
sUllen honae
1 opetalatobeaddrcsstel te " Street Com Cem
mtttee for Construction of Hewerr," and de
li vilied in etivel Committee Itex at tbe efflce
i,f Gee w. i-inkorten. Aldermtn, Me- 816
Nena Queen street. ByotOeret
Oie,w,piktc, cier. lytt. e.M
, Tard.
M 1.1.73 Sill
i li.1t S 01
12 1S.M 8.70
H 1.1.76 B.01
see
KM
Car lAM.
fll
til
MS
111
A'r ad rsnTJaKMBtrrs.
T
UE BEST GOODS FOR LEAST
tOMKT.
JKUB. UOUKfU'S tlytJOlt 310UK,
tfd Ne. 22 Centre Prjuair, Lancnter, Va.
CI I V TAX, 1888-TH R CITY TAX Du
plicate Is new In the hands or the Ctty
treasurer for collection, iifflce bnurs, 9.00
a.m.itil3nep. in, j, u. JtaTlireN,
je& tldU ctty Treasurer.
STILL A VKRY COMPLETE STOCK
or ba-s tackle, reds, brass and nickel
rrela, red menntlngR, hoeka. Bilk and linen
lines, baskets, bait kettles, and whatever gees
te make up ananvler'a eniflt, at
UUULKY'tt UUUQBTORK,
as Weat Kine- Htreet
J ACOH V. SHKAl-'KKR'S
PURE RYE WHISKY.
(UY OWN DISTILLATION.)
NO. IKORNTUR RQUAItB.
lirANTKD-LAI)lKS AND GENTLE
vV men pesiesstng ntcatl capital te handle
a rare Invention t eclipses a'l ethers t no ped
dling, no opposition, no risk, eislly carried,
easily shown, easily sold, sweeping snecras,
lie a day, tim a wees, iseu a tnonth.tseuua
yearsurn. tall or address MB8. c,
lyMtndAw 1M worth HuseBt.Lancaster.Fa.
E STATU OF CHRISTOPHER DAI8Z
late of the Ctty et Laneaater, Lancaater
county, decraied The nnderalgned nndlmr,
appointed te pais upon exceptions and te dla dla
trlbute the nalanre rennlntng- In the hnnds of
wm. u. lieliz, Aiinte l. Ilnsh and Ada K
ll'ack. executers et the will of said decedent.
te and anionic IbeMi legally entitled te the
same, will sir ler that pur, 090 en ralnrday,
August 11, 18S8. at 10 o'clock &. m.. In the LI
brarv Uoem et Iho Court lloti'e. In the City of
Laneuter, where all persons Interested tn sail
dlatilbutlen may attend.
JrlOJtaru U. McUULLKN, Auditor.
ACOLORKD CAMPMKETINO WILL
be held In Jehn t'enrkd's Greve, Frovl Frevl Frovl
dence tewnnhlp, near Bawllnavllle, under the
aurplces ef raegleysvllle U. K. Church, Lan
carter, l-a, commencing WKUNkfl)AV,
J ULY S.Mh and ending Monday, Angnat G, iii.
IVinpersnce afldnaies will be dcllvetrd.
There will he present mmnters lrjm Haiti
mure, llarrt.lmiit and Marietta.
F. M llAltUlS,
TI1OM0S U1IJI13.
BTaFllKNWILtlON.t
Committee.
E!
STATU OK ISARKLLA ELLIOTT,
I late of Finvldonce tewnshln. Lancaster
county, deceased. 'Hit undersign, (1 auditor,
appointed tn distribute tbe balance remain
ing In the hands xt 11. r. Klllett and Uary
lllneer, odtntntatraters, te and among these
legally entitled te th aame, will sit ter that
purpose en Woflnesday, Augnst 1 1883 at 10
o'clock a m , In the Library ltoem et the
Court lleusn, In the clly rf Lancaster, where
all portions Interested tu Bald dlatrthutlen may
atlenfl. OWBNlMJltluKnil,
Jlyl0 8dTu Auditor.
DTAVK YOU CORNS?
DO YOU WANT TUKUCUUKD7
IF 80, USK
OOOHRAN'd OORN OTJRB.
Ulasafeand urn and nuaranteed te cure
Pilce.'iVj. Fer sale only at
COCHttAN'a UUUC1 8TOUF,
. ,v.. 1S7 A 1S9 North Queen 8L
TuThAS
A Bl'KOlALTY.
BLACK AND MOURNING GOODS
A 8PE0IALTY.
ALL-WOOl. UKNltlKTIAH,
..... .?ll.K WAUl'llKNUliTTAS.
ALU A CLOTH.
aLHATKOI llUNTIVO',
NUN'S E1MN03, WOOL 1IAT1STR
IIKNUIKTTA FINISH,
FAHTJILM K Stine8,
FKKNCIt AND AMKIUUAN Il'.ACK AND
WlllTK Finuitsll HOTINK8,
KLAUIt AND WIIITK
FKKNCIt AND SCOTCH GlNGIIM.
Ut.ACK AND WlllTK FIOUKKD UAT1S1 RS.
ltt.AeK Lisi.K and cotton HeaiKUY,
Warrant ed Fast lilac k.
lll.r,K.r,l,(VKB AND MITTS.
IILACK anil 1ILACKAND WlllTIC
1'AUSHOLS,
rtl.ACK liUCIIIRH,
COl.t.AlU AND CUFFS
MAUKKD AL'lliUUSIN CASH 1'ltlUK?.
NoTreublotoShnw Goods.
JOHH S. BIYLEB,
6 Sc 8 North Queen St.,
I.ANCASTKU, PA.
m trio ltd Aw
PL
INN ,t IIRKNEMAN.
HEATING
-iii.
HOT AIR OR STEAM !
OK, WI1AT13SI1LL UElTJClr, III
Het Air & Steam
Combined.
- New U ite Time te Hove Your II BAT
ING and l'LUMIUNO Looked After.
pun s mmmm
Sl'KAll HKAT1VO AND I'LUUlllNH
K8IA1I lHMENT,
Ne le2 North Queeu Etrtet,
L.AMCAHTSU 1'A.
w
1LL1AMBON A FOSTKK.
Men's
Furnishing
flnnrfs.
WE OFFER
IRKESIS11ULR INDUCEMKST8
TO
Excursionists and Tourists.-
(lent's IiatbrlKgan, ludlaii Gauie, Ll.le
wer?iet"lK. W Sht r NeUea 0na"'
ammerNeekwear In MlKVIque and Straw.
Thi Loust Fshtens In Tec-, Veut-li-Uand.
yoen. Mlndser, Hub Heme and Drtss
Sews, 150 te 6ue. -
asnnlna All-Linen Cellars and Cuffs
Faney Lisle Thread Hosiery.
Fine Welsh Flinnel shirts.
Nsjtew ricated W hlte Dreat Shirts.
mbrelderd Initial HeinUtheaiIuaker HeinUtheaiIuaker
chleis. Oeats'and Uey' Swimming Trttnks.
Kate IUII UeiU In Leather, Werslub. and Cot Cet Cot
teu. Outfits for Bleycle lllders.
KiUuiates Furalihedifer Campaign Fqulp-
Wijliaoisen & Fester,
32. 34. HO X 38 K. K1KO ST..
'.aNCABTKB, pa,
BRANCH STORE,
irmw ADVtttriBMUXUTe,
N
EXT DOOR TO COURT HODSK.
THOSE NOT YKT
Dress Gingliams, Sateens, Batistes, Challies,
WHITES QOODS AND OTBBR DRB3B FABRI03
Will llnd full asserlments of these (reeds upon our counters.
We open te-day mere of these lieautiful Indigo Blue Scotch Ginghams In fast
colors at 12J cents, for which there has been such a demand.
Alse another let of American Sateens in French designs at 121 cents.
Our full assortment et llatlstes drop te-day from 12lc. te 10c, and contain al
the best things of the season. ,
(Jballles are all down te 8 cents te close.
A beautiful assortment of 10 cent Lawns at C cents.
e-Mournleg Dress GlDghams and Sateens a specialty.
FAHNESTOOK'S,
WOB. 35 37 HAVBT KPTQ 8T
rnANNUAEUSKR JJEKR.
Tannhaeuser !
UNQUESTIONABLY THE
FINEST. LIGHT
RICHLY PACKED
Parity
and
Excellence
of
Materials
in
Manufacture
THADE
THE
B. & E.
B.
THE TANNHAEUSKIt BEEU is brewed from the Finest Pale Canada Weat
Ilirley Malt and Saazer Heps, and especially recommended for lis tonic and nutri
tive qualities. It is richly packed In attractive glass bottles for Family Uje.
11ERGNEU & ENOEL received TWO MEDALS at the Centennial Exhibition and
were awarded the OltAXD PRIZE at the Universal Exposition in TArls, 188.
The Bergner & Engel Brewing Ce,,
PHILADELPHIA.
geenig & Weteeman, Jr., Agents, Harriflburg. Pa.
UK W AD VSRTlUJCMBXTtf.
1 1 HKAT KKDUOXION. Ky"
Fine Tailoring
At tte ateatest Tteductlen ever rntdetoro rntdetero rntdetore
dacs a heavy stock, at
H. GERHART'S
Fine Tallorieg Establiahment,
43 NORTH QUKKN BTREE r.
.Only Direct Importing Tailor la the City of
Lancaster,
IfKAMKLIN UOU8K
AT rUIVATE BAblT.
Franklin Henso, Nes. 120 and 111 North
Quyii sirreu i anfastur, ts new orTerea at
pilvatesale. TMalioneot the eidem and best
tabllehed Hetel staniln in thecliy of Lancas
ter. Ills cesrand has been for the lau fllty
yt-ara or n.ere nelna; a profitable bnatnesa
Tha let contains In front en worth Queen
street 31 feetiXlnchea, runnlnft vetwara!l5
faette starsetatrret, fronting; en sold Market
street nnarly iu feetr lare yard j stabling for
10) hones, aad large shedding for canlsges.
Vart of the pnrchsse money remains In the
property ter wn years.
Fer further artlculars apply te
UAltnlKT HAT,
And KM MA HAT.,
Kiecutoraet Samuel llatz.dee'd.
Ne. lfflXNerihOaeeu St., Lancaster, r,
JylC-13,Jl,H.WS,Kail
M
AKT1N BKOTHEKM.
ltatrerds ui Ue live
Hest satisfaction te see
ear csstetners get Just
what they want and sav
Jiht Such
Suits, Trouser?,
And Prices.
ing meney.
Hen's All Weel Bui ,
17.60, 3 53 and 10.
Weel 8 luffs r.ever put In mere twautlful
shapes than our in, 118 ana W Butts;
Fresh Interest all the tlme In Beys' and
Children's Clothing. We're pleasing the
mothers and suiting the boys Knee rant
Bulls, strong wool, 12 60, 1.1.W, tl.ce ; Big Beys'
Bnlts, II, 5, s8. Geed Vacation Snlts and
dressy.
The work lu our lounge In all the kinds of
rirneel Shirts. New style Dress Shirt te wear
without a vest, Sen enr 23c Neckwear and
llojlery.
MARTIN BRO'S
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.,
SB NOB.TH QOKXN BT.
J1ANDKKHCHIRF8.
LANDANNA a ANJOKEROHIKtfM.
GET YOUK
Bandanna Handkerchiefs
3; 5 and IO Cents,
-AT-
ERI
SMAN'S.
A'O. 4! WES1 ICING SI.'
-Ncxt Dcer te Bayler's Photograph Oal-
rOH BAJUB OU HUNT.
HOUSKHKOHBALK ON THK MOST
liberal terms, en Weit Chestnut. Wal
nut. Lemen. Mary, Vine aad Charlette street.
Apply at
mlt-emd XI NOBTH KAUT BTBBXT.
nQR
KKNT-FKOM
APllIL, L 1888,
A." roreneoratennntysiors,
the Btrasbnrc
noureui, wun Coel and Lumber Yard. Wore Were Wore
beuse, IxcomeUHtt(.dCars i all in atoeA and
running order. The lease of this valuable
property presenu a rare oppertuaiw te any
SSK.KS.rt,,,E, te ".n?fe splsnt,sefl
establlahed and prefltKbTe buslneaa. Fer eon-
dltiens, rent or ether In formation apply te
TftOB. or UBMUY BAOMUAUDNltlt,
mo-tfe lnnaatr Ctty, Jav
ltTirriUK TO TKKfeLFAHtlaUlS AND
a.i uuneiu.-iu
Kfl.-AU parsons ais kwrebr for.
spaas en any of Ua lanSsi of tn
paedwau satataaft Letaan or
atlaav wkaakaa- - -- mm M.tti.
bidden tetresj
oernwoil and
Laneastar eeanUaa. si
ttosae. altaar for tMjsnrpeaa of eXasttnc or
shins, as Ue Uw srtn laitalassifaraad
anlnat all Irsapaastng en aMIaMa el Ik un.
daaurnaa aftar Ikas afitaaa.
WM. COLiMAM rSJIXMASl,
m mi
PKM,
JMA.1I.
mT IW a 4aJUA
.UW. O. Fatal,
attorneys fas K,'
,vv)eiaiaM' stsli
PROVIDED WITH
LA.NOABTHB, PA
BEER EXTANT.
FOR FAMILY USE.
Parity
and
Excellence
of
- MAliK
OO.
Id
Manufacture
PALACB or VAHHION.
TJKDUOED ritlUUS
AT TIIH
GREAT THIRTY DAYS
CLEARING SALE
AT
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East King Street,
Geed until Saturday, August 18.
Laces and White Goods.
AU Cord Check Lawns, re
duced from Sc te 6c a yd.; all
Plaid Lawns, reduced Irem iec
te 8c, from I2jc te iec, from
15c te 2j4c, from 25c te 20c a
yard.
Pique, reduced from 15c te
12c a yd.
Reduction in prices en some
fine Oriental and Torchon Laces.
Black Silk Spanish Laces, re
duced Irem 12 te iec, from 15c
te 12c, from 20c te 15c, Irem 25c
te 20c, from 37c te 30c, from
35c te 25c, from 50c te 40c.
Black Chantilly and Escurial
Laces, reduced the same way.
Special Reductions in Chan
tilly Lace from 35c te 25c, from
50c te 30c, from 60c te 40c a yd.
One lotef 27-inch Weel Yak
Lace Net, reduced te 25c a yd.
Special Reductions in Black
Silk Spanish and Chantilly Lace
Skirtings, reduced from $1 te
75c, from $1.25 te$i, from $1.50
te $1.30, from $2 te $1.73, from
$2.50 te $1.98, from $3 te $2.50,
from $3.25 te $2.69 a yd.
Chantilly Lace Skirtings, re
duced from $1 te 90c, Irem $1.15
te $1, from $1.25 te $1.10, from
gi.50 te $1.25, Irem $1.75 te
$1.50, from $1.87 te $1.70, from
$2 te $1.63, from $2.50 te $2,
from $3 te $2.50, from 4 te
$3.25 a yd.
Black Silk Drapery Net, 54
inches wide, large Spanish dot,
reduced from $2 te $1.50 a yd.
Beaded Grenadine, reduced
from $1.25 te $1.
Black Silk Escurial Net, 27
inch,reduced from $2.25 te $1.50.
Beaded Net, reduced from '$3
te $1.50, from $3 te $2 a yd.
Beaded Lace, reduced irem
40c te 30c, from 60c te 40c, and
one piece reduced te iec a vd.
Oriental Lace Fleuncimrs.
White and Beige, reduced te
25c and 50c a yd, formerly mere
than double.
Black Silk Spanish Net, re
duced from $1 te 75c, from $1.75
te $1.25 a yard.
Black Silk Chantillv Net. re
duced from $1 te 85c, from $2 te
$1.50 a yd.
White Valencines Fleuncings,
reduced from 95c te 75c, from
$1.25 te $i.
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