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CIlltHTIANA DKIOHMANN,
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Hr IteiMml ami Three Children Hnri Ire.
FHBk Frllr Kitten Ky Oepperhtnd Snnka
Mr. nrt Mrs. Williams eslttimteTtielr
Kllti Wedding Annlterstr'.
Cet.umma, July 30. Mr". Christian
Delctimann, sued Til, wlle of Frederick
DelcamauD, died this morning. The came
of death It net exactly known. Hue ban
been ailing ter the rait twoyeaisand liaf
been oenUnod te her bed smce May las .
Thadeeeasedwaa born In S"1"";
Qermany, where ahe married Nicholas
BMuheuer. They came te Columbia in
tcr, .i....iir. minhouer was employed
'tailor. Mr. Jlelnhouer died about 13
SllOr, HIT. Iieiuuuuvi u"" .... --
go nd lits widow carried en the
dm of scouring and dyeing te snppeit
yeara
linalnMI
her ctilldren. In 1SS1 ahemarrieu xiuu
erlck Ilelehmann. Thrte chlldren survive,
Olteand Annle Ilelnheucr and Mrs. Harry
Ieni. The dceeased was well known In
town. The runeral will be held en Thurs
Amv efirrnnnn t 2 o'clock lrem Halem
Lntbeien church.
llltten tr a Snakr.
Frank Krlti wontte "Verfe oenntyon Hun.
day te gather blackberries. He was reach
ing tinder n limb te pick the fruit when he
waa bitten In the Index iiiiROr or his right
hand by a copperhead snake. The hand
and arm became badly swollen and iccelved
Attention from l)r. Oral. The man wai
kept under' the lniluonce of whisky, but
Dllered terrible pains. The arm and hand
are still ery much anollen, Bnd KrlU
still b u Hers very much from the poisonous
bite of thoanake.
Martini I'lfrj-Flte Yr.
Mr. and Mrs. lludelph Williams, living
en North Frent street, celebrated tbclr Mth
wedding aunlvexfiary en Saturday. The
anniversary was net specially observed, al
though the couple rocelvod the congratula
tions of their many frlende. Mr. and Mrs.
Williams were marrled In llarrlsburg en
Sunday, JulytlS'.h, 18.11, Kev. DeWltt, n
Presbyterian minister. They oame te Co
lumbia In 1SI0, where Mr. Williams has
alnce been engaged In the drug btislness.
UentennUI etr.
The llrotherhood or llallroed llrnkomeii
havoextended invitations te ten ledges of
the saine erder te parade en the secend day
of the centennial. Wm. l'enn ledge, Na
172, Reading and Bunbury ledge, Ne. It,
Hunbury, have Bccepted the Invitations.
Kusqnehanna and Orien iodges of Odd
Fellows will each send 21 Invatlen te Mster
ledge Yerk Canten, Ne. II, l'atrlarchs
Militant, of Yerk, have nccopted and will
have a band of IS pieces.
The Goodwill tire company of Yerk,
Will be prosentat the contennlal as guests
of the Shawuoe. They will hnye llfly men
and a band.
The cise of Jehn Urlinan and V.. 11. Mey
err, of Washington, for assault and battery,
was settled en Halurday bofero Hijulre
Helly, by Ortman paying the costs.
Uriah Uolslnger sued Uebecca llolslnger
and Mary lllll, for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. The hearlng will occur
te-night.
Miss Hertle Ottey lias roluriied lrem a
llslt te Maryland.
Will. HorntheUoJ left for Newpert en
Saturday.
Gea It. Klelmida left tlite innruliiK ler
Bleck Island, 11. 1.
Krank llecklerand family rolurned home
en Saturday from Atlantic Ulty.
Mlas Allee O'oennoll returned en Hatur.
day from Philadelphia.
Miss Cern lugram, of Htrnsburg, U visit
ing Miss Jilllie Htelnlielser.
Miss Elsie Stener has rolurned from
KasteruHhoie, Md.
'i'immey KJells lelt for his home in Phila
delphia yesterday.
Kev. K. I.udwlck left for i'ledmnnt, W.
A', this morning.
C'eininllttil I'er n llrailug.
The iNTiu.i.inENCKii en Halurday noled
the fact that Oeorge Lab by had been ar
rested en the oharge ()I robbing Hteplien
Cochran, nl Christiana, it scorns that these
two men had been dilnklng together en
Saturday a week age, Bnd they went te
Bleep in ene room of Mrclmer's lintel.
During the night Cochran's money was
taken and l.ibby had lied. 'J'hn latter In
said te conje lrem Medln and Ollcers
Wlttlck and Ilarnheld had been en his
track for teme ttme pud. On Hntuiilay
Wlttlck picked him up In Columbia. Jle
brought him te Lancaster en the 1:10 train.
lfe was taken befere Aldennan Moen, who
coniinllteil him In dotuultet ball for a hour,
ing.
Freduttrk Wtmller'a I'uueritl
This nttorneon at l'AM the body el Fred
erick Wendler, who was killed by the
carsatCoatesvllloon Haturday, was brought
te Lancaster. U whs iicoempnnlcd by
the following men, who were mombers of
the crew with which dreenied was
running : Albert Koeoh, David Iteecc,
llenjamln Klchards, Clayten llurklisrl,
Geerge Cress and David Miller. The fol
lowing ropresented the llrotherlined of
Brakemen : Filbert Hniltli, Jn) n II.
Cllne, Martin Florey, Htephen I' isrd,
ICdward Fltdier and A. 1. It igers.
Henry Garret represented tbe Fireman's
Union. Hervicea were held nl lliecbppM
at Lancaster cemotery, whoie the Intern, ent
was made.
A W'oeili AIfcIIuk.
A colored weeds meeting, In Cenrad's
weeds, In I'roWdenco township, drew n
ltrge crowd of ibopleen Hunday. In the
morning thore was preaching by Kev. W.
W. Turner, a local preacher, which was
follewod by class meeting, cenducted by
Kev. Fenten M. Harris, of this city, In the
afternoon Kev. W. Yeung, of Arcadle,
preached, and Kev. HarrlH In the cenlng.
The meeting jvill be held at the eauie place
next Sunday, and a lBrgocrerd is expected.
Departure erilie AIkeiiiuIiim
The Algonquin club lelt for the week's
encampment at Yerk Furnace, this morn
ing at CSIO o'clock. They took thirty peo
ple, all of whose names appeared in the
iNTEi.i.Kir.NfKK en Haturday evenlng and
they had a splendid camping eulllt.
In addition te the list of Algenqulns
lven en Hiturday the following .gentle
men also accompanied the club: All, A
Hubley, Henry lUutngardner, Jr., ;and
Wm. Brink man.
mt liy itntk.
Hunday afternoon Harry, a llttle son of e.
H. Herr, undertaker, at Walnut and North
Queen strectc, was standing in his fathei'a
yard when he wbj struck en the head by a
brick, threwu from the alley by some un
known parly. He had a gash three Inches
long and an lucti in depth te the bone,
out in his forehead, and his left oye was
badly injured, lir. J. W. Kenard at
tended him.
hummer Ie!uie.
Mrs. Henry W. Hlark, who has been
visiting in Beading, has returned te her
home in this city.
Jehn W. Iewell leltf Laneusxr it!ay
for Leng Branch, Harategn and Niagara.
Andrew M. tiarlierleft today for Min
neapolis. A llxt found,
Yesterday a brand new hat was found
cleng the railroad track near the stock
ards. The owner of It may be misting,
but It was likely that it fell from the head
et a passenger en some trale.
An IhirUlluxl llenr.
The borne whleh came te tbe stable of
Jehn lleunan, en Bast Grant street, en last
3'eurtdsy morning, has net yet been
i tiluiix', and It aim remains at the stable.
9 he ewuer In all probability does net read
ft c newspapers.
A MOOD UAMIS
The Athletic Olnlt (lives the Iltaceui of Stctl Stctl
ten a Little Lcuen.
Saturday aftornoen the Beacon club,
which U composed of well known and very
gentlemanly young rcsldonlaer Httolten,
came te this city te p'.ay n game with tl.e
Athlotle club. About MO people witnessed
the game, but many of these were of the
class known as " homleckors," who
elther leek ever the fence or Bteal
in. The Biidlence en the scats was
very respectable, both In slr.a nnd
quality, however, and they envy ene
of the beat games of the season. The
Athletles presgnted n nlne semewhat dif
ferent in make up from that of former
games. Kllne, late of the Actives, who re
cently joined the Athletles, was seen en
third, while Utelm oeverod Drat Kill of the
Acllvcs caught and A til nbacb pitched. The
Athletics put up a much better game than
has been their oustem and ene of the kind
that they had geed reasons te be proud of.
The players Boomed te be en thelr mettle,
and played for all that they were worth.
Tbelr Helding wis geed and the foatures
wero nn almost phonemcnal catch of Hellly
nnd a pretty step of a very het ball by
Kllne. Toe Athlotle wero qulte lively with
the stick, Glelm leading In the work with
two doubles and a single. Alllebach pitched
a very pretty game and was only hit safely
live times. Hill caught his dollvery In a
manner that astonished evon his warmest
admirer, and the scere speaks for iucll
concerning his geed work. Tbe pitching
el McDowell, of the visitors, was by no
means bad, and he would have been much
mero successful hid he rccolved better
support. The scere in full follews:
ATiLKTlr. BKJU'ON
it ii l- a k n n r. a b
Kline, 8 u 1 l e Plillllp.? e a 4 it I
ItlilDy.Ill 3 2 111 MMICiwnll.plI II (III 0
I'ertur, r. 1 0 I ( l tie'iili'rty,! I 1 H (I 2
oehBr, 1 1 it e 1 ( 4elir.fA.in n it e it 1
tilnlin, 1. 1 .1 (1 ii I Kenn'y.lAlO olio
AlUetirh.iili (I 1 II li Hunt, tnAI 'I " 0 e
AltirlKhUs.u 1 1 a Diililis, 3 n e (i e e
mil, i! .7... e 211 (i ( tinitilf, r 1 e ii n
A'wk'u.2, l 2 1 J b Slartln.c 1 1 II t 'I
Tetnl...."s ie a? Te "s Tnul 1 B2ia f-
Athleilc 'l n ,i n 2 ii (i 1 x- B
llnacnn 0 0 (l 1 (I II 0 1 0-2
nummary: Kurnul run -Athletics, 1 lira
r.nn, li two Iiiikii lillH-tlliitin, 2 total In"
litta Atliletlp, in Imku en bails-Xurhnr ; Inn
en l)iiin Mliliillc, 2; llimcen.Ai ttruek mil
liy AlllliFirli lit liv McDewi'll, Mi paPMiil
tialli Martin, 3; wliaiittcli Alllibniliislnlin
li.ini'H-Atlildiic. r. t lit nren. 2 1 limn-1 lieur,
r.r, mlniile j imiilie vm Ueenj scorn Win.
lit liriiu.jii.
A ntunber of the ynitng men of the Htoel-
ten ball club reuialncd ever Hunday te take
a leek Bretind the town. They visited all
the points of Interest in the city, but the
beat rlde nt the creek yesterday afternoon
was the most f tossing incldontef thelr trip.
The me mbmrs of the Athlotle club used
their etry endeaver te give tbe visitors a
geed tlmi'i nnd the glowing tlianks they
were tondered was cvldonce that their
cirerts woreBiircessrul,
On Haturday ullorneon In a brick yard In
the wostern end of town, a game was
played botween the Kctlpsennd Love Lcne
clubs. But llve Innings wero llnlshed, and
the scere then steed 13 te 6 In favor of the
Kcll(ine. During the game a most peculiar
arcldent occurred. Frank Frltscb went
into the box te pitch for tbe Lcllpse, and
when he nttompted te make n otirve, alter
pitching novernl ball, he breke the large
bone of Ills right arm. It breke with a
loud report, which could be heard seme
distance nway. Dr. McCermlck ilreeHcd
the limb.
'llm rrnfeAlnnsIr.
'Iho Lnngue games (if ballen Huturdnv
weie : At (ihtflrijte: Ciileign, 21, Detroit
17 ; at New Yerk ; New Yerk, I, Philadel
phia, 2 ; nt 11-iHtnn : Itosten, 1(1 ; Wnshlng Wnshlng
ten I -, at Pittsburg: Pittsburg H, Indian-
n pens, ii.
Tim AHuoelatlon games wero : At 1'hlln 1'hlln
delplda, Clncliiunll, 2, Athletic, 1 ; at Bui Bui
tlmern: ltiiltliiinri. fl, Hi Lnulsll ;nt Itroek
lyn, Brooklyn K, Ksiihbs City 1 ; lit Clovo Clevo Clove
Isml ; Clevnliiiiil, 12, Louisville 1.
The Phlliidiilplilis nml Athletics each
jilayeil ten innings only te leso en,
Haturday.
The Niiw NerkHiuid Datrelts are new
tle for hint place In gameH both lint and
wen.
The ('rilcAgn nnd Detroit each put in n
llaldwln te pitch mid both were knncked
out of the bei, Itynn nnd Twlchell going In.
The ChlcagOH hud 21 hits nnd the chnin chnin
pleus 10.
Yeung Htnlpy, of Pittsburg, piloted n
great gnniii tin Haturday and nllewed in
dlAiuinH but euu hit.
Tbe 1'iilladelphln poeplo fell blue en Hat
urdny whun thn Athletics wero defeated
Lofnre I2()CI) penjiln.
Ttin Aswoi'lrttleii games of Hunday worn :
At KldKUWoeil, llroeklyn (1, Cincinnati J ;
nt Cleveland, HL Leuis?, Ciovelnud I.
It ii Alutli il Tril m !.l. Mury's.
A ery large nHHomblage ntteuded vrsper
servlceH nt Ht. Mary's church Inst night.
Fnthei Kunuey elllclntednt thenltnr. Full
musical vOKpnrs wero rendered by the
complete choir, Mrs. LI77I0 F'ralley presid
ing nt the organ with her usual ability.
Mlllnrd'H Venpers, the trio "() Jebii Me,"
by drill, n soprano sole "() Halutaris,"
and Millard's " Trtiituin Krge," fnrmed the
musical pregrntuniu. The choir ronderod
the chimw partt In the tlnest style, Includ
ing the a fi)ellu pnrts in tlie vesper ser
vice. ThoHelopaits wero beautlliilly sus
tained by Mlfsrs Malene, Bhnads, nnd
Messrs. McClaln, I'ralley and Lewell. ' O
Haluinrls Herllii," a soprano sole, was sung
liy Mrs. Henry B. Altick with exquisite
llnlsh nnd deetlnt,nl pnthep, nnd shnwed
ntnncu theery line cultivation Biul llexl
bllity of the fair singer's volce. A esper ser
vliics nt .St. MiUi'n during the sumuier
mentliH urn the rendcrvousef many musi
cians el tblHcltv, who are thauklul for the
treat Hint Is ettered te them regularly nt
that ece ihIeii.
In him lii llnnlalmiK.
A lelegram was tccoUed in this city en
Haturday mining from Hnrrisburg, Hsklug
the police te animt Beubtn Donl, n man
with n woeilnii ltVi who was wunted In
that city. 'Ilm telegram stated that he
would likely be Inuud with a woman
iihiikhI MiClaln, with whom he had been
en Intliiinte t( ruin, und she had left Harris,
hurg ler L-incaitur. The matter was given
Inte charge or Ollleer Crawlerd, who leund
Deal at 111 Mldule stroet. He took him
Inte custody and then telegraphed te liar
rUburg. 'I'll I J morning nentenant J. B.
Kaulr. arrived In this city mid took Deal te
HnrrUburg at C (0. The nccuhed Is charged
with stealing n pair el shoes trein 11 Bhoo Bheo Bhoe
makerof thecnptlul.
A ini)'a 1 iiliMiunuta Kirk.
Haturday opening n numlKir el hortes
wero placed In n Held en West Walnut
street, m-nr the oillege, nnd among them
was n pony or Jehn Grlel's. Late nt night
Jacob Oriel, who lives lnthenelghliorneod,
heard n neine In the Held, He went ever
Hnd leund thn horses kicking and lighting
each ether. The jmny had been kicked se
badly thnt ene of his legs wns nlmest
broken completely oil", nothing holding It
but the skin. Dr. Hhnub wns sunt for, but
he bald It m useless te try te de anj thing
ter thennlmnl, whlcli wai atter wards shot
by Jelm TrUMur.
I'oer Vtllli Tne llrail CliMilirii.
It sreuis that In the rich county el Lnn
caster there is much destitution, nnd quite
n number et families are without the nec
essaries of lite. Anether case was reported
ntthe iMKi.i.KiKM-niiclllce tc-day. It Is
that of Hiram Miller, of US Hindi H' rT
atreet Ti"1 ' er . iM . U4e
Hdlurila tiny hate luht tweciiildieu by
death. They were twins, six months old.
One or them took ct-olera Infantum en Fri
day and died en Haturday. The ether was
well up te Huuday morning, when It was
stricken with the dlscase end died in a
short time
Complain! ttiiiulrtnu,
Thn complaint made by Blahell Brethers
against H. A. Moere, one of the book agents
who has been in Jail for beating the Grape
hotel, was withdrawn this morning befere
Alderman Hpuirler, The accused paid the
claims and all costs. He Is new held te
answer the oharge preferred against him In
Columbia, by Mr, Hlade of the Franklin
beuse, lie In likely te arraoge that also.
AMtKits-iiiii''S ci:li:uuati:u.
Tim ritir'an t 81. Bll'lik'
Lutheran
tbuitlieii SaiiJ" Altendil liy Many
I'Minle.
The Hundsy servlces at H'. Htephen's
Lulhernu chureh, morning nud evening,
were of a highly Interesting character.
The occasion was the tomleonth anniver
sary of the founding of the church and tte
thlrtcenth anniversary or the laying of the
corner-stone.
The decoration or the church was qnlte
olaberato nnd very beautiful. A lefty
atea was thrown ever the altar recess. At
the top of the pillars of the arch, en either
side, were tbe'datts In llgures et geld,
'1S71" nnd "1883" In the centre of the
arch was the word " Welcoine" In d lot let lot
ters, and hanging In the apex wan the num
ber "ll." Oa the pillars and the arch were
fotirtecn large bouquets. Besides thesn
special decorations, thore were two wagon
leads et petted plants taUtfully arranged
In the pulpit recess and In and around
the chancel. One very attractive deco
ration was a inlniature Heral represen
tation et the church. It was prepared tiy
Mr. Christian Banner, a teacher of the
Hunday school. It had a base of beards
Inte which Inutimerable holes wero bered,
oenforinlug tq thoeutllno et the front of
the church. The children hBd been In
structed te bring each a bouquet, and they
did 10 le the number of about thrce
hundred. The steni ends et these bonquets
wero Inserted into the holes el the
beard model of the church, and
when they wero all lllled a most beattlilul
Heral representation el the church was
prosentod, Including the lefty slcople
The fragrant llowers shed n delightful
aroma throughout thn building, whlle they
wero mero nttrnctlye te tbe oje than nny of
the horetotoro beaulltiit decorations el H'.
Htcphen's.
The morning rxerclics wero epennd at 10
o'clock with n prolude en the organ, nnd n
line vocal selection by thn choir under the
leadership el Prer. UuMav KuhnL Alter
the liturgical norvlce hnd been 1 emit red the
pastor, Bev. K. Meister, punched nn ele
qnent nnd illcellve herinim from the text
found In the 122 Psalm versei 0 !,
Alter the clese el the hennnn thechlldren
et the Hundny school snug n hymn, thore
wns congregntlennl singing nnd the sorvlce
clnsed with the dnxelnpy nnd beiiedictlnn.
Thoceagregatton lllled tbu hotae tn oci eci oci
Mewing. In the ovenlng the srrvlce wns opeuod
withnllnely exocuted prolude by Henry
Well, Jr. A Hjiedal progrnmme hnd been
prejiared for the nverilug service, descrlv
llve of the "Vojnge of Life, or the
Journey from the crndle te the grave."
It was of a dramatic character, und con
sisted or hymns und rcrltatlnns suited te
the various stages et life. 'lhoee several
wero ropresoutcd by the following named
young ladles, who rondertd thelr eoveral
parts very clloetlvely :
Misses Katle Loderor, I Initie Krepp,
Katle M elite r, LoiiIne Lvdorer, Mary
Hchlconbecker, Mnggle Kiiuthnld, Dera
Bab, r.mmii Hplck, ItOHa Hplck, Bern
Hiittenbnck, Plilllplue Hahlett, Annie
Hersl,
Toe nocempaiilmonts te nil the hymns
sung during the ovenlng wero played by
Henry Wolf, Jr., nnd Mlas Annle Oi)h,betli
el whom nre experts.
The evening sorvlce wns nttended by
evon n larger congregation than thai of the
morning. The collections lllled morning
nnd otenlng wero qulte largn. Thn four
teenth annlversary of Ht. Htrphen's will
long be romcmheicd ni n red letter day by
thnt Jlnurlshlng congicgntleu.
1'liKed lip Aim B IliiiCrrnk
O.i Hundny nllernoeu Oluulte Amwake
wa-i out along the crock when he came
across 11 barbed wlrn fouce. He triad te
lenp evor tbe fence but hlu feet caught en
n twig nnd he lauded en the lop wlre of the
fence. He hnd n plcce of llesh tern from
ids leg nnd his clothing badly cut, but he
might have Injured hiiuself permanently.
Among n party or young men who wero
out nt thn creek yesterday nttorneon
unsJakeL. Perter. He took oil his cellar
nud necktle nnd coat nud vest te cool oil
nnd hung them ou n troe. Ills cellar blew
oil the troe and whlle he wns busy talking
te Heme gontlemon n tramp came along nnd
used bin cellar le l.lmlle a llre te cook his
colleo. The tramp narrowly escaped being
annihilated, hut he apologized nnd said It
wsnlln mlNtnke.
The crowd nt Potts' was net ns large by
nny means josleulny im it wn en former
HiindiitH.
A i imi t.Mle ll.l.irr Km .lUjnr.
The mayor had lour ouitemors befere
him this mnrnlnt-. The first was Andrew
llelda, whose bend looked ns though II hnd
i.et seen n enmb In many moons. He wns
drunk nnd exposing his persnu nt the
Woedwnrd lllllcomeinry nud Hexton I'.yan
hndOIUcorHtumprnrrLstedhlm. The mayor
gnve him twenty days. Kerln Nelan, who
has I10MI hanging nreund Seuth Duke
street nnd acting susplelnusly for n week or
mere, was nrristed by Olllcer O.L The
man ders net Heem te be nllogethor right
nnd he will have n chnuce te talk te himself
for IDdnys lu Jill. Anether drunk was n
rather intelligent but rusty looking Indi
vidual who said he wnsn drummer for a
Bosten bence. He wai found lying buck
et the market hnusu tee drunk tntell where
he wns ou Htturdny night. He nnd 11
tobacco hirmer who came te town nnd get
en a ipilet sproe weredUchnrgtd.
Stu llm Trlplrld.
rhntles B. Lbhiiiau, 11 momlier of the
Iroquois club, whlle encamped nt Newport
last week, started ene day te lnlt his
cousin, who lives 1,01110 distant e north
of Newpert. Whlle en his wny he
was told el the Democratic triplets',
children el Abram Hostettor, who lies
six miles north el Newport. Mr. Lehmnu
had romemtiered reading et these children
ami being sn cletu coucluded te pay
theui a visit. He found them hale
ami hearty. Thore Hre two bejs
nud ene girl named (Irover, t'loveland nud
Kram-cs. lie procured n cnblnut photograph
and has It new en exhibition nt the Pen 11
Hjlvanla railroad freight elllcc, where Mr.
I.elimau is vmple) cd.
Pa "Iinti-L'a biet Ircliira en weak, nei ions
IiUhhI pelsiin mid debllttateil men unit liee el
c-liaiKO Addienn, Oil 'I num. No.SM.Neitli lib
stuail. rhilndulpbli. l'a. J) JOM.W.'-lJd.t w
I AM t'lttl,
hi null 111 ItiU tti . e 1 ttiu i'tti timt . hly 1
liutli NiliClO, lullct ul till, lute Pell 1 Sdit Id,
am 1 7s J oil;'.
Toe if lath ea and Irlendaet the fondly nre
rcipcctliill luMtid te attend tliu luiiernl,
Irnin the iimldeniu et liur son lu law, Jehn
Kirch, Ne. 435 High Btieet, en 'Inusday morn
liiK t '' o'clock. Solemn UUh Mars nl Mt.
Jeseph's church, liileiiiient nt St. Josephs
cemetery. ltd
Hi'iuiU-sea In tld el'y, en ItiftJilh turn .
Dr Jehn lujler llinlitlenDii, agidMjurj
Funuiulsurvlcjsiit the itwldunciiel Ills son
In law, Mr. Win. II. Mlddluten, corner Kual
King mid Ann strMits. en Tuesday utluo'cleck.
tntei incut ut Concord, Delawaiu te.
Ctirm-ln thN city, ou the 'ith Inst,
J eieph Casper. In thetkitli jearet IiIsukii I
Tliorulntte and tiieiula nl I lie lamllyare
reswctfully Invtmd 10 attend tbu liiiiernt
tiein Ids lata i stdence, Ne. 4-7 (Irtiin street,
en Wtdnrsday iilierncen at so'c'eck. Inter
ineiil at .Ien's ruinult 1 y Sid
lUiH-ln tlilctty. en the In h lnt , Kmma
MunJulUUl, dailKbU.1 el l.dn-. nml Killing
Hum.
Millroet luneral hernnllnr.
MAKhUJti.
Mhw Viirk Alarkt.t.
Nw Yen. July .U Fleur market steady i
Flne. r-ett"'i' buparniui, 12 I (JJ'ii, Minn
Kxtru,.'7301V5 City Mill, Kxuu,IKCi,j.
Wlnuir Whuat extm, 1.' 7W i"
Wheal Ne. 1. lied. Kuite, HtflOle Nn 2. Uc;
Ne. SL Ited, Wlntur.IJiilv, tin. Au.. fllHei
Bept .UlVic; reeelpta II s) slitjimnius, Ji
Cern e. 'l, Mixed, null, a'Kci
Auk. WXc Bt-pt, t3e, recelpui, i,7Wi
Bhlumenui, l,0ui
Oats-Ne 1, Whltii. stnl. 41c; Ne. 2, de,
XWciNe 2 ml tul, July, J.lXet Aug, 3Xct
roelii. I'iUiei 1 shlpuiuuU, iiuiiu,
Uysdallt BHUU7&0.
llarley nominal.
l'erk Hull; old M ee, 111 0JQ1I .
Tai& steady J uly, $3 JU j Ang , 15 93 j Bept ,
1903.
ueliutne nominal ; for 00 betUna; stock, 21c.
lllack strsp, no.
Turpentine nrm at SSOBWc
lUMln anil) stratnna te aued, II 02KOU TH
Petrel nam (lull 1 Beflned In Csses, Jho.
mights rtnll 1 grain te Liverpool. li.
llntUir Arm 1 western Creamery, isqjvi.
Cheoee dull Weslern rtat, Taicj
BUte rnpinry, 7WO90 t fancy Whlte, i2
120 1 Ohie riat, TOnke.
Eggs stealyt atam, lfllsC WesUrn, l&O
'"He . .. . . , ..
euffnrnrm: aoanea ununi, pfcO 1 unnmv
tcil. 7I2C
Tallew firm t Prime Clty,4Wc
Ulce neuilnalt Carolina, lAlrtogeod. We.
Uolleo dull : Fair Cargoes, ter Ule. tlHe.
Ohlcace rredam Blarket.
CRicaae, Julyan,9.3n a. m. Market epennd.
Whenl July, 8lc. Aug 81c ; 8ept-,flist
Oot. blc.
Cem-.T uly, 15,0.! Aliff,45C BepU, 4IJ4C.)
ea'u iiily, 2y;ict Aug., 2lKc! Bept., 2'Kc;
Oct.. 210.
I'nrk-Jnly.tll 42H I August, 111 liKiSrpt-,
III Mi Oct., II1S7X
i.nni luly. 8;H: Angast, 13 87 t Sent.,
nsn( Oct, n '.i.
Short UUin-.lnlv. IS 40; August, 13 10 j
Bept , IS 40 1 Oct , U I7K-
eUMina.
Whnst-Jnly, lict Aug., ElJie; Sept., b5c.
Oct . 85X0. . . .
Uern-Jiily,4.Ji3t Aug., I'.Hei Bept., 41c, ;
Oct,, like.
Oau-u'y, SSfct Aug, 282) BtpL, 2lct
Oct.SIUc.
I'nrk-Julv. M BlXt Aug , 111 BIKtSept.
liii2Uiiet,fiiiUK- ..... .
Lard-Jiuy. t8 4JKi Aug., 13 17X: Bert.
IJir, ( UCL.,10 (.
Short llllia Jntv. ti 43; Aug, H 45;
SupL, 18 51 ; Ocr , S 41.
drain an1 froTimeni.
runilshnd by 8 K. Yunat, ltroker.
CiitciAtie, July W, 1 ou o'clock p. in.
Wheat, corn. Oa'. l'erk. Lnrd.
Jlllff ...Rl 4'!' 'l'
AMKIlst KITS
Bcptmiibur. HH 4 I'd
OcUibKr, H"A UU
Dccoinber li ....
crime Oil
Consels v
21 11 11
Zlt 112
V3X 1 1'
8 !l.l
U e-2
B.W
..Vh'jj!
...wx
Closing l'rlccs-2 o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cor-. Oats, l'erk. I ard.
July MM!
41K
?"
14 M 8 HI
AUKUSl H1J
Gopuitnber ni',i
OLlober Mi
December.... .. 87
Crude Oil
mi
14 11 8 H7
li ci ti m
II 1)1 8 ill
..'.'.'.'. ."ihi
Car l.i.tj.
I'M
til
411
ml
4I'
4t
Hecelpts.
Winter Wheat.,
Spring Wheal..
Cern
Oats
Ityu
Uurley
Head
... IV 00
.. 1IOUI
llecnlpts IIers..,
lleieliiln emtie..
New Yerk Stocks.
Nsw Yenc, July Se, 1 p. m.-Money clesed
at IX Pr cent. ; Exchange steady ; pmled
rates, II 87(41 SIX; actual rains II 8flXO
4 h.X ler no days nnd IIBI ler demand;
UeviirniiienU cloied stendy ; currency 6'e,
II 20 bid ; I's coup., I127X 1 4X's de, 1 Uifi
bid. Thn stock innrket this morning opened
(inn und fractionally higher, lint nfter the
Mrst call the bears made an attack en the
leading slecks und dreve prices down XQ1
cent, by midday The market has tlncuie
covaied fractionally.
Stock markets.
Quotations by Keed, McOrnun
era, Lnncnster, l'a.
SBW TORK L1BT. 11 A. M.
Canada l'aclflc
C. C. C. Al
Colerado Ceal
Central Pacific..... :I1K
Canada Boulhern f.;x
Chi, Bt L. A l'bg
Uen. AltleO
Del. LA W ISM'.
Erie 27
Krte2nds
Jer O
K.A T 1 '.
Len, N U
L. Shere , il)i
Mich. Cen s ;2
Missouri I'aUllQ "i
Heck Valley 21
n! r."r'ref.'"I!.'!!!iI!!!!!i! f. "s
N.Wfist lil
N.Y.O
New England V,i
kesl 1'unneBrteu , . .
A Ce.,
12 M.
bank-
Irs,
1.7
M
Vix
WX
m
1.15
mi
IHVi
WX
15
BIU
J
m
T
3 14
1SH
1111
ir
111X
21
2t,
1 1,1 J
HiX
42?
li i
43
H
2-''
Hi
Omaha :w
Oregon TninaporUilleu.. 2.'i
Onlaile A W
rectrtcMiiii
lUchmend Terminal '2i
RU 1'aul liy,
Texas l'aclflc 2.1
Union l'nclrtc M
Wabash Cem
Wabash l'rul 'ii
Western II m,V,i
WoslBhern liendH
1-uiLinaLi-uiA LiaT.
l.ch Val
II..N.Y.A l'hlla
1'u.ll. It
leading 32',;
Lull. Nuv
llOHtenv. l'uss
1'. A K
N font
I'oepliu 1'UHil
Udg.4'8 -si
Oil MH'.i
l'utlu. Traction
2VJ
71
;
tTi
2SX
ny.
JIH
MX
It
7'0i
M
Mi
3i f-V,
4bi
c 1
MI)J
MX
MIX
rlilliiilelplilK 1'rndurA Market.
l'liiLtusLi'iiiA, July :m. Fleur firm ; sains
i;i lilila; Minn. Hikers. 3 7'OI re j I'enn'a.
Kamlly, lliifj-i tsj Wostern no, ti 40l no;
IMntiu I'aUiuis, fltfifil U); Bprlng de, l7f'ffl5
lly, H 'e
Wheat July. Hii)ie; A n g . "iiiJic ; Sept.. file.
Coin-July, M4c; Ang.l.tVjei nepu. Me,
Oats-July, 41u; Aii., :cXt Hepl.aic..
(.U Stock Alarkrt.
C11111.U10, July Ci --Cattle tlecnlpts. 2,re0;
shlpmuiitH. 11m : market slew and inichanged :
Mi I'll", .l 7'ilifi7 1 Htnchers and feoileri, ti te
Ut mi; eewn, I111IU nml nilxed, 11 f.OI Mi
mis cattle, ti (UOJ t); Wyoming loedori",
n u
Hogs HecclpU, S.imi head; shipments,
eoei market Btreng. R ti We ldghnr: light,
IAIA81I11H heavy, il leaUtiiSil light, '.'OOb 05 :
sk'liM, fl 258111)
sheep Kocelpts. 1,010 heail ; shipments,
2(0; market Bleuilv; iimlveH, 1 1 0I re;
Western shnni. kiciiijll 01; 'itxas shein, JQ
4 ; lambs, W 25.
Kt LinKHTV. Cattle llecelpts. "!;
shlpmnntK, 711 head ; market nothing doing,
all through consignments ; 21 Cira cattle
ahtppedte New Yoikle-day.
Hegn lUiculpta. 2,7ei head: shipments
l.emi ; iniirkut nctln : Philadelphia. IB ma
1,75; mixed, .hXJ''0-". : Yorkers, lilMicjntO;
roiiimen te latr, i,3H(r 40; pigs, ft) letfC25.
3 ctrs shipped te New ok te-day.
Mieep-Uecelpts, 2,i0 ; shlpiiients, 3,1(10;
nmuliig doing.
I.nral ntiim Kim llendi.
Ueixntud by ,1. II. Leng,
l'ar Last
value, sain.
Lancns'r flper cent., line...,
1(10 ius 00
" If " 1SI5 1(10
4 " Bchoel leanlS'JS 100
" 4 Inlnrstlytuirs. 100
" 4 " In flor-je years. 100
115
Itu
in)
100
101 X
b"X
1W
Sc
1.
f.j
6.'
2B
HO
25
11
206.26
210.10
1.06
IB
80
WW
103
KB
110
left
67.60
M
MOO
03
8
- 4 " Iniunraiyuirs
4 " lii BerJOj-cars
Unuhelni lUireugh lean ,
KIHCSLLXSSOUS HTOCKI'.
Knit itmndy wliie A uyneuburg .
Uuarivvlile 11. H
, HO
, leu
lue
. M
CO
MllleravtlleBtrtM)tCar W
lnanlrlng Printing Company 60
tlmllght and Fnel Ceinruiiy 28
h.iveiiii HoiiBO(Uends) 100
Oeluiuliln Uas Company a
Columbia Water Company id
Stiaiiiiehaiina Iren Company 100
Marietta itlollew.wuro inn
Stevens IIi.UBO (yi
MUlomvllleNerinalScliool
Northern Market 60
Kaatern Market mi
Has Company ltcmdx liXl
Columbia lloreugb lunula lu)
UuarryvllluU.lt., 7's 100
Unadtuk A Columbia K. It.. 6' 100
Kdlsen Light Company 60
rVnnUirn Market 60
LancniMr CUV StriMit Kallway Ce.. 60
KaatKudBtniet Hallway
TUUSVIKII STOOSK
llti prlng A Ikiaver Valley....
lliTdgopert A lloreeshoo
Columbia A Chestnut 11111
Columbia Washington
CoueiWga A lilg Spring
fclnr1..1IM. A Mount JOV
26
MX
20
20
26
27.75
27
SO
20
35.60
75
ruji
75
110.00
it
40
S3
8-1
Sllfi
II
II
40
4M6
4.1 Ji
22
te
200
lll.'.'6
I1IV6
111'
132 !
120
1IH
lid
ia
146
1C4
US
210
lfO
1(17 60
100
160
5
140
110
4.-J5
26
Lane, liiir-aueinuiwn a iumujut-11, 411
bancnsterA Frultvtlle 60
LancesterA i.ltlti.. .. .... 2ft
LaneaeUirA Wllllamsiewu.......... 26
l.ancaUerA Maner W
lAncuxter A Manhelui 26
Lancaster A Martetta 2ti
Larcaster New Helland inn
LnnmuiurA BuBaaebnuiia. l
ljtnrjuiuir A New Danville
... n
... 25
...
... 25
... 26
... 26
... 26
Columbia A Martetta
Maytown A KlUntxitktewn...
IjancuaterA Kphrata ,
Lancaster A Willow BtriMit...,
Btnwburg Mlllixirt
Martetta A Mavtnwn ,
BISK STOCK".
First National "nk..... 1W
ramiem' atleul Uauk Nl
Fulton MiitlmuU Wank...... -...... h"
LineuHtur Ueuiiiy Nullenal Itaiik... 60
Northern Natieuul Itaiik loe
Peonies' National Hank 101
Keisteiin Nnilenal llank.Mautelm 1U)
Cejumbla NatleiuU Hank liu
Chrlitlana Matlenal llrnk loe
Kpnraw NaUenal lWnk........ luj
First National Hank. Columbia lue
First National llaiik.Btnuhurif luu
First National llauk, MarletUi 100
First NaUonelUank, MUJey 100
Lltlli National llnnk...... 100
Mnuntville National Hank 100
Manbeun National Hank 1J
Union National Hank. Mount Jey.. 60
New Helland NallmU llank lue
(lap National Uank 100
uuarryvtlle National llank 1U0
ilttabethtewn National Hank 100
i I'lillMtclphU Cattle Market.
PntLADiLrnu. July SO -Iho rfclptust lie
North J'eunaylrtnla and West rhUadelphla
drnvn yards were t
Fer lb week t lMwves. 3,?oe; sheep, IWrt) ;
begs, 000. 1-rovlens week 1 liceves, 3,(W ;
llieep, lu UI0 ! hOKS, n,VII.
llir emtie worn lower i exfm, fKG'f.0 t
pncwl. f.HOSXc! medium, laiXc; common,
UK 1X0.
Mbcwp were ntnaOy; extra, Se 1 crrxwi, 4K0IVC;
iiiMilnm, 3X8IC; common, SCSJic J.umbs,
SC.Xc.
llKS active 1 htffher t Wcitern. I)s.
1'OJ.ITJVAJ
" v. - 1fc-i1,.H
liemerratle State Ticket.
run surRBMi jurxii.
J. 15. II ccellum, of Buiqeehanna county.
XLICTORS.
At Mrge-U. Hilten Speer, A.r. Keating.
i. I'nvia w. Honors,
S. Alv n Unv.
z.4iiunui ninKU,!,
It. William Dent,
8. A. II. I. miner.
7. Kuiaell KamiMi.
4. William .1 l.atta,
A. Jehn Tnylnr,
n. rranklln Wnldnn.
is. Henry K. Woodal,
ii). Herman lloeler,
re. William a. (larman,
21. William Mnhnr,
2-2. .lehn II. linlley,
7. Onerne W. I'aulltig.l
8. JninKSMmlth,
11. Daniel w.schweyer,
a. Jehn iluckenstetn,
It Wllllnin 1'. I.sntt.i
. David. Merris.
.1',. .lames II. Caldwell,
(7.H.T. Weill,
U.J. 1,. Drewn.
i. rw . . uivmi,
11. Ilharlrs rioblnaen.
1J. .lehn II. Hevnr.lda,
13. 1'.ilwa d .1. ilivner,
II. Blmen 1'. I.lht,
COUNTY TICKET,
Cengreit.
BOItACE 1.. HALDKMAV, Cblckles.
Ulate tienater.
CUU19T1AN UOWK.Btrasburg.
AtxemMfi'
(Northern Dlntrlct.)
J. T. KCIir rilNAUII, Mnnhelm.
JOHN lill.KY. Manhelm.
WILLIAM T1IOMK, Milten Greve.
(Southern District.)
JAMK.aU. Mcll'AltllAN, Urutiiore.
Jlrceriler.
JOHN UK11MAN, Manhelm.
County Hotictler.
WM. 11. ItlMNTON, Lancaster.
Jury Commltttener.
FUANKI.IN CLAUK.Btrssburg.
Dlretleri of the Peer.
1", WALL, Lancaster
J. MOVf GOMKUY, MenntvlllC.
J'rtien Jntpecters.
A L. WtNTKIti, Prnvldenm.
HllsllV F. IIAUI'MAN, KiBt l.ampntnr.
A'KII A l VKllTlHKMSyTH.
OAK IN VOWDKlt.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
THIS pewder never varies. A marvel el
purity, strength and wholeseinenoss. Mere
economical than the ordinary klndj, and can
net be Beld In competition with the multitude
of low test. Hhert weight, alum or phosphate
powders Helt only tn cam. Uevai. 1Ieibe
l'ewusa Ce . KiG Wall Btrceu New Yerk.
,1yl8 lyd&w
AhTOMSlllNll.
ASTONISHING
Yes, It Is Astonishing
What Meney von Snvnby lliiylng your Teas,
celkiiH and oiecerliH ut
Samuel Clarke's.
G1VLN AWAY T0M011R0W
Sainple Cakenf Clircola'e tnnnyoae buying n
l'eund et 2Uc. Coltee.
LOOK AT A FBW PIUOES :
12c a pound Crackers ter Ce
26cncakn chocolate lei Ire.
25c n llex Cocea Lir We.
l'cn pound I'runelliis i ,c
2',e a ttettle Heet lluur ler I4e
26a worth nl March for l"c
403 imr pound 'lea ler IV.
tee Packages Cernslaich fei .... ( ,c
100 Can nil Sardines ter ou
no cans Mustard or epiced .Sardines ler.. lc
H03 Cans Imported snidtnei ter.
ISe
3 lfe Hollies l'lckles for....
66e worth Laundry Seap for
40e wertk tlend HIpu ter
lOondez Macen Ju's ler
II luadez Minon .lursler
II 'i', alto?.. Maien Jais ter
2 16c Lemen or anlila hxtruct ler....
1 He Qiiiirl'InhlnHyriip ler
1 ;eeback A A Kellir r lour ler
...i 50
,..26c.
.. 55C.
,..7V)
...850
.11 10
,..16C
....'C.
4"C,
1 18e per pound Cheese f.ir l',c,
1 ISe unart Imported Milliard ter lun.
Gdoweith Washing Powder ler 21c
Vl It! I'tcklutsplce, 15e; our irke llc
1' s llemen Iim v,a will give a caniplnrakn
Chocela'otren teauy bujliigu S. 210 Cnllceull
day te-innrinsr
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
WIIOI.KSAI.K AVIl KKTAILTKA ANUCOF
I hh blOUh,
12 and 14 SOUTn QUBBN STRBBT.
A Fe DtoiBlrrinC'entieSriuarejTeh'phone
E.STATK Ol' Ki,ini:rn M. ham.
bilgln, tun. of the City of Lancaster, do de
ceitinl The undernltfucd auditor, apjioleted
todltrlbute thn hilauce remalnlnx In the
handHOf UroiKe M iinmbrlght, executer of
tbe will of al J decea90d, le and umenK ihece
li'KUllv entitled te the same, will sit ler that
purpnte en Ihursdiy. the Mxteenth Day el
a iirfiiat, lt8( at Oo'e.eckn 111 , In thn Llbrury
Itceiu el thn Court llmipe, In the Cltv of Lun
cnalrtr. where all prisons lntoreslud In said
dlitrlhntl'u iuay utteud
lutKJtdM JOHN K.S.SYDKll, Auditor.
STATK OK liANlKh" "xIICKkT,
late of l.tncasUir city, ilecuused.
Leiters at ndmlnUtrallen en said estate ha tng
lieeu ranlud te theuuderslned, all persons
lndubted tboiele am leiiueatea teniakiilmme.
dlatti payment, anil Iheru having elalma orile erile
mandd aiuilnst the naiiiii, will prevent thfin
without delay ter f-etileinent te the under
signed, ut 52 reith liiikuniroet
W. V. HEN1KL.
Je26CtdU AdmluUtruter.
TJISTATK
OK JOSKIMI Kl'MC, LATK
JJJ el n mhl' irten bnreiiKh,
. l.incaater Le .
deceased '1 hu liiidervlxncd auditor, tprolntea
te dUtrlbute th' buluice inuialnlng In tlie
bands et Henry Werlr, admlnljiratnr et s.nd
ornate, te and among thowe legally entitled te
the name, will sit ter that pnrrotuen Wedius
day, AiiRiist 16 lws, n lu o'clock a m, In Iho
Court lUuun. In the city of Lancaster, uliere
all pereeua liituivdtedlu salddltttlhutlen may
attend Kl UaNK U. bMlTII,
llJUStdM Auditor.
BHTATKOKJAMKsJMrKKNlN'A.liATK
of l.ancaster city, l'a., decessed Lot Let Lot
ters toatiimentaij en Bald estate having Leen
granted le Iho uiideralgued, nil persons In In
dubted theiu e nin reijtuatid te make Imme Imme
rtlute BeUleiiient, and these having claims or
demands against the rnme, will piesent them
without delay ler settlement te thn under
signed. AllMKB hhl.LY, Kxuentrlx.
htesNBd t-u itu. Attorney, HjOetdU
E. STATU OF JOHN SC'HA l'KNKK,
latent Lancaster ctty, Pennsylvania, de.
ct-afd. Iho uudnrklgiiud auditor, appemmd
te distribute the b.i'anci remaining In the
hands of i- Hen Hctnillucr. administratrix et
said est tie. tn nnd aiming these legally 011
tilled te the name, will kit ler that pmpone 011
Fiiday. August 17 1" . at 10 o'clock a. m in
Court 11011911. lu iha I liy of Lancaster, where
all persons Interest! ii tn silt distribution may
attend fcUUr.NKU.BUlIII. '
J)tf3tdM Auditor.
ESTATHOFADAM K. llAMUHIOUT,
lam or tbu city of l.anrastei, diceesxl.
The undnrslgnid auditor, appointed te dis
tribute the balance rtmilnlng tn the hands et
Uoergu M. Ilaiubitgbt, administrator, d. It n.
n t,u., ti and among tbe legally untitled te
thn si'ne. Hill sit (jr that pin pixe en '1 burs
dav, thnli.ibd.iy el August, ls.- at 10 o'clock
. 111 In tbe Lturary Uoeuinf tbu court Heuse,
In me city et Lancaster, where nil persons la
lerrsUd in said distribution may attend.
JI)0-3ldM JOHN K.BNYDKU, Auditor,
JtMW ADVJtRTJUKMKNTa.
THK FINEST
l'AUNKB.
AMEB1CAN CUAM-
Gelden ku and Hammend? rert Sc.
Agfl
uuuuEa'a uqueu bteuk.
WANTKD A MIDDLK-AUKD
woman wnnts a situation te de general
housework, appiy stTlllS errici:. jyie-nd
LOST-A HOLIU OOLI) NKOKLAOB
en north (Jaeen street, between Orange
and Chestnut, en Baturday afternoon by a
small child. A reward will be given ir left at
TuiserricK. ita
HOTKL STAND KOR 8ALB.
The Old Washington llenup, Kast Mar
ket street, Yerk, Pa,, nearly oppeelte the Ce-irt
Houses flrstlus stand; terms reasonable,
inquire or addrets JAM.KSKKNUIU,
Jj271wdlt Yerk, l'a.
-laTEIKEL'B FAHUIONABLB Mil.
Tv llnery and Trimming Stere, Ne.SS North
Qneen blreet, contains all the Newest and
Latest Novelties el the season, l'rlces rea
sonable. Call and see our ew UetXU.
aprtstfd
OST-ONATUKDAY KVKNINO, A
1'lush rocketbeok en West King strnt,
betwoea the Stevens house and Martin's dry
goods stere. The parse contained evor 17 In
money and a Hlere bill with Kmma MeManus'
name nn. Thn finder mil bs liberally re
warded by leaving at
ltd 419 SOUTH QUKKN8T.
H,
i-eit hash fihuine i
The brit a.nd mnat nnmnlAlA B(nf.V nt
huiiij laoiie in unrn-iieaii, ueeis, Fleais,
Lines, Heeks, its., at lewest prices, l'olej
and Ked Menntlngi In great variety.
We are etrcrlng great ipeclsl bargains In
Jointed Heds andlteeli.
FUAU.CK'a KABT KNU PUAUMACY,
(OppOBlte Kastern Market.)
Brmemcer, we ate headquarters ler fishing
Tackle. M.W.FAw
m.l. rvr. . r. --'-- --..r .--
pHOP03Ah.Sl'OKHOILEKIKON 1'11'K
Scaled proposals will be received at Iho
Mnyer'si'fllcenp te 6 o'clock p. m Tuesday,
July SI, 18sH, for as much Heller Iren pipe
needed te connect the new water main with
stand-pipe In Iteservelr. Uldsinust be glven
Ter the whole work complete, nnd the Com
mittee roervfs the tight te reject any or all
bids. A bend of ti.yemu8t accompany each
bid, with geed and eiiillclent security. Plans
and spocincatlenB et both pipe nnd trestle
wetk needed can be FOenat the Mayer's 0111 co.
Ily ordure! thn Committee.
jy!8 2ld KOWAKUKUUKKLKY, Mayer,
CITY IHKASUKlWS HKl'eitT7)K
IlalnncolnTreasnryand wbomdepnslted
at the clese of business Baturday, July 28, H8i:
AMOUAT VSrOIITEIl.
balance In Treasury 171,027 32
wiikrs nsrcsiTiu
Vnllnn National llank !l,f,;." 77
lveple's National Uank 2I.R71 "S
FlrstMuttenal llank 24,u;5 77
174.027 M
I, J. 11. ltilhfen, Treasurar of the city of
I.iinr-istn, l'a., de selumuly swear that the
above lepert Is correct.
J. II. UATHFON.Trcasurer.
Subscribed and sworn te betore me this
23th day of July, lESi.
ltd CllAULKSUBNUKS, Controller.
G
UK AT KKDU0T1ON.
Fine Tailering:
at trio Greatest Kcdiictleu ever madotoro madetoro madotero
daco a heavy stock, at
H. GERHART'S
Fine Tailoring Establishment,
ONOItTHQUKKVSTltKKr.
Clniy Direct lmp;rtlng Tailor In the Cltye
Lancaster.
rpeihKr heaI'.s 1
'lOlliKP KOAFH I j
Toilet Soaps. - Toilet Soaps
AT
GRABILL'S
OKKUNAL AND ONLY
CASH GROCERY !
1)1' Ki: AND VINE BTKKKT3.
J 11st In, ene of the finest nsnrtmenbi el Tol Tel Tol
lel Hnaps ever seen In lhl- ctty. McKoene's
and ottier makej. Among the nssornnent are
tbe following :
Lisben llonquet. r,c.
Alsatian lleniiunt, ldc
Whlte Castile, Be.
Cullciirii, lKc,
l'ear's, 35e.
lielmnnt.Sa
II 11 pert. windRir, l3.
Old lliewn Windser, IPC
rholegrjpb, lDc.
'ar, 10c.
Palm oil, veiy nne, r,e.
M11I711 Kleur. finest inade, 15c.
Heney, Oatmeal, Windser, blycerlnu, lej.
Nenu euch. Ac : six pieces for ?rc.
Wall Klewur, nicely wrapped, 50.
av-All these nre et the llncat iuallty and all
ate grandiy perf umed.
ONE SQUAItE HOIITH Ot THE COUUT
HOI dK.
Etreel Cars l'ass Kvety 10 Minutes.
M
ART1N HItOTHKKH.
Lewest
Prices.
And Nene But Relia
ble Clothing.
tl 50 for a Man's eutt. Unusual
ti se for Men's Dreea Pantaloons.
17 50 ler Men's All-Weel Butts.
llOne for Chovlet, Cat Miner, and Worsted
nuns. All the newest, lea'il wonder -why
they cost se llttle meney.
Heys' and Children's Suits that ploase the
Heys unu match the meu ecoeomlcil purss,
Extra broche, 21e, 33a. f.03, 75e te $1 te.
OLUH UNiruitMa and EQUIPMENTS frr
Campaign get up light and net cost much.
MARTIN BRO'S
I'lellilng und rurulsliliifr Ooeuh,
NOU'lH UUEENSl'.
Tyit-IilAMSON A KOHTKK.
It Is Enterprising Men
THAT
HEP TDK BUHSESS WOBLD IS MOTION
AND
PRICES DOWN.
Whom el90 can you Ind UENT'S HUM SI Kit
NKUKH KAH In 811k, l'lijue and Htriw et the
Latest fashions lu Keur ln-lland, Treen,
Tecks, Windsors, Club Heuse and 111 ess ltews
for IVs or He, or (iSNl'd BUM Mi: It UNliltll-
WEAUIn India Dan?), Llste Thread, Ncttid
or yeattier Weight, 2fc te II i).
dent's Narrow Heated Dress Shirts.
Mce Welsh riannel shirts ter TeurUts.
Xancy LIle Thread Hosiery.
(lenuliie All-Linen Cellars and Ciilfi.
Embrolderud llem-Stltchtil lllcycle Uldcts
Outllte.
llise 1U11 bills In Leather, Worsted or Cotten
A LAlUiK ASSUIITMKNT OrNEW
DKSKi.SS IN
CAMPAIGN EQUIPMENTS.
SEND lOUl'ltlCE-LlbT.
Satchels and Valises
AT ItEDUCtll 1'ltlCES.
Williamson & Fester,
32, 34, 'Mi ii 38 E. KING ST.,
ANUASTEU, l'A.
BRANCH STORE,
NO. 310 MARKET STCBE.T,
UAituiauuua, fa.
tMW AD rMRTJBKMMtfTH.
jyjEKUUANr TAILORING.
MERCHANT TAILORING
IN ALL ITS BBANCUR8.
Balbriggan, Summer Merine
AMD
GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
Ntckwar, Cellar?, Cuffj, SuspeudenJ
Hdtry, Etc.
Flannel Shirts, Percale Bhirtel
and White Shirts,
IN GREAT VARIETY OP STILES.
The People's Cash Stere,
NO. 25 EAST KINO BT.,
(Next Doer te tbt Lancaster County National
UU1IM,
LANUABTEU, PA.
marll-lvdAw
J.-
MAKTIN & CO.
LANCASTER
Steam Garnet Cleaning
WORKS.
DURING AUGUS'
WE WILLUIVK
SPECIAL LOW RATE
-ON-
CARPET CLEANING,
As a Special Induct uiant te
UUUUCHES, LOD11E3 UOOMJ, OKKICKfl
HALL", Ae.
Carnets and Matlliiir taken Un. Cleaned
Mnthiiad their Kf?its Destroyed, Uoleis Uilghd
entu. uuipeis uemiu nt very low unus.
1 he Meth nre vary destructive this summed
And we trlve Kuarautea net only te destmi
mem, nui pieveui ineni sgaiu eniering uari
puis ims Buaueu.
T LEAVE OUDKUSAlC
J. B. MARTIN
Sl CO.
OX AT WOltK", COItNEU CHUUC1I
DUKK HTHKKT8.
ANll
EDUCATIONAL.
rnuK
Yeates Institute.
(UEV.
MONTUOMEKY 11. HOOl'KU, M
iieauinosier,) win
UEOl'EN VOK THE YKAll SSf-,
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 188
Mr. Hoener nremlses sneclaPv thnreuttlt
The People's Cash Stere
Instruction In Mathematics, l'enmanshlpl
Uoek-keoplnK and the usual kiiKilsh studleu
110 oers te say, aiae, inat. naviiiK uiiirei. ion
innrethn a euarter of aconturv.he has rlttedl
boys ter Harvard, Vale, Princeton, Columbia!
AmheiHt, '1 rlnlty. West I'elnt, and Annapolis!
and na, uever naa a canuiuate ler aamissien
n-leetAd.
rive or lr boys will be recelved Inte thd
lamuyei tne neaaueumr.
Circulars by mall or at Mr. Ken Oersmllh'i
HoekStoru.
rer lutther Information apply te the Head I
mas ter, ai
Ne, 305 North Duke Street.!
Jly3-SmdTTbA3
JIAHY CAKHIAUK8.
vy I. Sl'llKUHKH, HON A CO.
1.AHOE9T AND CHKAl'KST ASEOUTMENTI
or
BABY CARRIAGES I
UIULS' TKICYCLIS.
EXPUE33 WAUON9.
REFRIGERATORS!
HABK HALL GOODS.
LAWN TENNIS, CHOQUET.
LAWN MOWERS !
KUiTIC AND TEltllA COT l'A VASES
TUEK UUAllDS!
IdKLLlSESI HAMMOCK-) I CAUPKT
IBWKKPEliSI
H03E AND HOSE ltKKI.8 I
W. D. Spreclier, Sen & Ce.,
NO. 31 EASI KING STREET.
LANCASTEK, PA.
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