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10C4L AND DISrANT MARKETS
JR1S TOBACCO lit KBIT TOKK llC
X(- rOBTKDVERIUOOB.
iiR n IT
)Trft HemlrtO usses 01 mu seia nm
. KMk by lancMter racftsrs Condition el
the OiowlrgCrep Bain Needed for the
runts Which War ftcrintlr Set.
y1 Th8 growing crop 01 loetooo un auuorea
'rMtlTWltblntbapsttweek ler rain. In
t' tome favored eetleni Ibera have been
' 4 akewans but tcarcely heavy or long con-
i. ibttul annnih In tin nf anv srftat advantage
si"! te the crop. In less favored. Motions there
A!, ha been scarcely a drop of rain for three
'inwaak. ThereanltieiDai me mm pianwu
-'!i.. iJt . nn tt imi. while the leaves
M&Jan toareeJy larer than man' tand.
t , ' lnk. i. ti. anntiah tU howeror, for the
teAf tp te mature, provided there be geed
rMfmrnXmrnwrvums. Xliere was a noe ram ei
'.vr v . . . ,... in r.tnffttAr nnrl vlnlnllv
St' Mian auraiiu" ...-...--- . .-.-..,,
M,VMadaj morning.
.Avi - !. t IaKimh IaaV ai antiVi
iWu? Taa aany piaumu iu"iu '
'.";"i Vw than the late. Nearlv all of It has
t"v " -- . v. . . ,. . .,
Men topped, ana tne leave, eaia ui iue
aed leaf and Havana varieties, are of geed
'is and quality, A few small patches
HaTe been cut oft and homed.
There la a rumor abroad that the "apot "apet
t&ra" have been riding the county making
observation of the places where the oheloo
crops grew ; and It la further rumered that
IMRTOWetB Ol IQO cuuiau uruju hk. iiuiu -j
te SO eeuta a pound for the leaf and will net
Mil It en the poles unless security te the
amount of flOOper acre be put up by tie
purehMOr.
The transactions In cased tobaeeo re
ported are as follews: Bklles & l'rey told
within a week 280 cases, mostly '87 leal;
Bpttreer it Ca. have sold between 400 and
600 ci98 of aeed If nf; D. A. Mayer bought
183 cases '80 Havana ana sold 01 eases
sorted.
The Nmt Yerk Leaf Msrket.
Frem the U. S. Tobacco Journal.
While the market la In a fairly nctlve
condition, transactions or any ltirtlcnlar
note have net taken place. Old goods are
moving smoothly, and the lntere.it shown
for the new ones la Intense. Tbore Is
hardly a year en record when se much new
leaf has ebanged hands se early In tbe rea
son as this year, nod net the faintest sound
of grumbling la heard and net the slightest
exception taken against any of the new
crops. If this harmonious senttment aud
oentontad feeling will held our, there may
be expected one of the most pretl table fall
eaaeua in me nimury in iuu iraur.
The result of the August Inscription dei s
help te verify our prod Ictlenr. Kager as en r
American buyers at Amsterdam may be te
cure the meat available leaf for our mar
ket, tbey have this year a very limited Held
te cheese from, and ear calculations in May
that our Sumatra importations will hardly
reaeh halt the amount of last year's import
will prove te be but tee well made. Besides,
the Indifferent qnslltles et the bulk of tbe
new Sumatra crops are no matter et dlspute
any mere. Kvery pound of the old stock
ea hand will, therefore, find lta ready
buyer before the new one will have courted
laver in our market. Bsie ler me wee,
bout 350 eases at very stiff figures.
Oar Havana tmpertera will besurprlsed
by the news tbat the Nonato Unanee com
mittee Intends te put a dlllorentlal rate of
duty en the Havana leaf, vl7. , 25 cents en
filler and TO cents On wrapper leaf. Neither
the one nor the ether rate can please them.
And tbeuRh It may be put down as oerlaln
that no tarlir bill in whatever shape will
Mas this season, tbe preposition of the
, Senate commlltee will nevertheleta lnve
the etlect of demoralizing the Havana
mark', which has been a model et steadl
Dan thus far.
Clans' Weekly Uriimt.
Following are the Bales et seed leaf
tobaeeo reported for the lNTr.i.t.HiKNer.n
by J. B. Clans' Ben, tobacco breker, Ne.
131 Water street, xs'ew Yerk, for the week
fldlng Aug. 0, 1883 :
SOOeaaes 1885 Pennsylvania nwl, 10,.;de 1 1.-.
XOcaiM 1SS0 Pennsylvania flXlliu. ; i-'lHJ
eases J8S7 1'ennsylvanla, 10lUj ; UjO otees
1887 fennsTlvanla Havnua seed, lt253 ;
.SOOOiSOs 1885 Dutch, 110 J ; 150 essus Ul'iO
Duteh, UKaillf. ; SO vtm tiew Knglsnd
Havana, p. t ; ISO oees 18S7 New Kngland
Havana, 172Ge. ; 150 rea 1BS7 New Knit
land Uavaua see.l, 13013) ; V1C rases 1880
New Knglsnd Havana seed, 1C11j; 1DU
cases Wisconsin Havana i'Wa ; 150 catses
auedrles, 5;3'103. Total, 'A 201 ensue.
The V. St. C. A. Field Day.
The young atbloteaot the Yeung Men's
Christian atseclat ea will have a field day
t McQ rami's pirk en Thursday attorneor).
Members only will take part in the sports
and the following Is the pregramme: 1(0
yard dash ; three leggod race ; running
bread Jump; bop, skip and Jump; lislf
Btlleraen; atandlng high Jump; running
blgh Jem? ; potato roce ; ene-legged ce;
aackracs; throwing hammer; threning
base ball; putting Rbet; Handing high
kick running high kick ; whoelbarrow
raee; variety race, comical. A game et
base bill between the Y. M. O. A. nlnes et
'Yerk and Lancaster will be played.
Is Ue an Unrnly Apprentice '.'
William Dlttman was heard by Aldor Alder
man Halbacb this morning en a cbarge el
beldg an nnrnly apprentice. Thooommon Theoommon Thoeommon
wealth proved that he absented himself
from the Keystene watch faotery without
leave. The defendant denied the allegation,
and called witnesses te prove that he had
bean sent home at the times he la ali ed te
have been absent without leave by tbe
foreman of bis room because thore w i e
work for him te de. It wan also cUlmeu
tbat the articles of Indenture are net blnd
bag en tbe apprentice bocautie tbey vere
signed by the mother and net the father.
B, F. Davis, esq , appeared for Dittmau.
The alderman reserved his decision.
Chareed With LarcaDy.
Jehn Erlsmnn, a young man residing In
the southern part of the city, was arrested
today by Olllcer Bernhold, en thocharge
of stealing a silver hunting-case watch Irem
Henry Fatk. The prosecutor and accused
were playing ball with ethor young men
near ricbeenbergei'd park last evenlng,
Falk bnng his vest up en the fenca. When
ba put en bis vest again he found tbe watch
was gene, Krlstnin wis accused of tbe
thelt becaius he was Boen with Kulk'a vest
en.
Poeeral et Tinietby Plytiu.
The body et Timethy Fiynn, who died lu
Mlddletewn, arrived In this te-day and was
aaat at ibe depot by n number et relatives
and frlndi who followed it le St. Mary's
cemetery, whero tbe Interment was made.
The dceeastd was born in Ireland, and
eaeae te tixUceun'ry many years age. He
lived in Lancaster a number years end
went from here te Mlddletewn, where he
wa employed en Iho Pennsylvania rail
leaf. Will Ge Out In Adrsure
Charles A. Yecker, son of U, Y'ecker,
owner of Fulton opera beute, has accopled
the position of advance agent of Hlssen A
Cawthorne'a "Little Nugget" company.
He leaves le-morrow for Applcten, Wls Wls
ensln, from which plice the company
atart. Mr. Viel or la a bard worker and
will preve a va'uable man te any company,
as be has bad plenty et experience.
Gave Hall rer Trial.
William E. Jehnsen, who was sued ler
breach of premise en Monday by Ida Hltz,
gave ball In tbe sum et (1,000 for bisappear
Meeattbe August term of the common
pleas court.
SUsolnilens en Death el Gen. bbsiltfan.
. At the regular meeting of Eoeampmenl
-.Ne. It, Union Vetbraa Legien, held last
vslng, Colonel Commander J, A. E.
.Med appointed a commlttee consisting of
1 . R, Hreneman, W. D. Htautfer, A. C.
V Ieiard, J. D, Lndls and J. 11. McUully
n preprfl suluble rotelutlons la rtference
e U. Uyulb of Ota. Sheridan.
iuk tivK reixTs rn.vKMAur.
Itriirevmnli Keetntiy Mads te lbs Blera.
t'eeple Who Were llelere the E'lTilrea
en Petty Chart!.
Celumma, Aug. 7. Improvements hive
been going en for some llme past at.tbe
Kivorelnts pharmacy, which bare new
been completed, and the store Is new one of
the finest in town. The store has been re
medelled and made much larger. Tbe
fleer Is covered with handsome varl-oelored
tiling. The walls and celling have been
handsomely papered with One Illumin
ated border. Thepreeorlptlenoaso extends
cress the rear from counter te counter,
and Is of solid mahogany, having a French
plate mirror In the centra The case Is
ornamented with hand-painted panels and
brenrs figures. Oa the top Is large
breczs piece, representing patients onterlng
a drug store, physicians examining patients
and drug clerks busily engaged. The
shelving HaUe of mahogany, andladlvlded
Inte six sections, with large mirrors in the
centres. On the top are brenzs panels
representing dlllorent parts et the drug
butlnesp. The counters are ei manegany
with open glass fronts, and are In harmony
with the ether parts of the atore, which Is
llgbted by two Might brass chandeliers,
with cut-class glebes. The store reflects
credit upon the proprietor,- lit, O. 1",
Markcl.
In the Police Courts.
Llrale Kverly, colored, was before Stjulie
Helly last evening charged with aissult and
battery by Hattle Davlc BUe gave ball ler
trial at court
August Wltlenberg and l'hlllp Hchless.
man were before Squire Helly last evening
for being drunk and disorderly at Geed
Hepe tavern. Wlltonbergpaiaineeosia.
Jehn Lecksrd, known as " Outly," was
ea a drunk yesterday and abused the family
of Levis liyle, en North Frent streeu
OfUcer Kchlll arrested him andHqulroHelly
sent blra te Jsll for thirty days.
Bqulre Kvana gsve Kvan Mlles a hearing
last evenlng for being drunk and dls.
orderly. He paid the ces!s and was dis
charged. Usttle Davis had a hearing for asMult
and battery and surely of the poaee pre
ferred by JMte Kvcily bofero Bqulre
Evans. Hhe was sent te Jill for a trial at
court.
A Hey lliiten Ity Hnskc.
Jehn Hal'zir, aned 17 yeare, son of (Joe.
W. Hellr.ir, ohlef eir Inspoetor of the 1'. It.
it , wtH bitten lu the right hand last oven evon
Ing by a water snake. He was sitting en a
raft and mooed In the river for a stick,
when he was bltten. The wound bled
freely nnd vtM riulte pilnful.
Henry Kech, supervisor or me iiuo iiue iiuo
water en i, was overeomo by the heat yes yes
terdsy aiiurnoeu wlille standing near the
Trement house. He was taken In the
hetel and afterwards removed te his home
In WrlghtHvllle. He Is tnueh Improved
this morning.
The Y. M. U. A. will meet this evening
te illacuss malturH rclstlug te the csnton csnten
nlal. The Vigilant tire company, of Yerk, lias
deollned the Invitation te pnrnde during
the centnnnlnl.
The parlor or llie Uulumbla ouglne houne
i being hanilHeinely papored by Hurry C.
lilehty.
Unlppata Uaitle, Ne. 58. K. of (1. K , has
Issued hatidHome wnvenlr Invitations for
the centennlat.
Tbe Vigilant llre company will meet In
regular hoshIeii this evenlng.
Huutlng'x cirrus opened In town yoHtor yeHtor yoHter
day te large r.udlcnct'S and gave llrst-clasn
porferinatic of. Tbey occupy the vacant let
oppesllo the ball grounds and will remain
threo daye. The Rhew is deserving the
Eeml patrenage It Is receiving.
The pewa nud carpet et the Hecend blrent
Ijittheran church hnve been removed and
the work of repairs will new oemmonoo.
Jehn K. Henry and wlfe left this morn
ing fur their home In Washington elty.
Miss Hern Sierllnn has roturned from a
trip te HarrlstMirg.
MIICKlil' WIIUK OltUKItlCI).
Tim Iinpriitrinsuia Wlituti Will lie Mdile te
lliu llli;liii)aef Tills Clly.
A Hprclel meeting of the streotcemmlttoe
was bt It Monday ovening, Mr. Hergor In
thn chair.
The following street work was erdered te
be dene:
Lay two crossings ever Heilth Water
btrcut, en the north and south nlde of Her
man. One crewing ever Mlbert street, nn the
south sliliiel i'rlnre, nnd repair gutter.
One creHsInu en Seuth Queen and Mid
dle. Twe crelngs eyer Chesluut stroel, cast
and wwl side el Lima,
Twe crossings ever Franklin, neith tlda
of KaM King and south alde of Orange.
One creaking en Heskland, south slde of
Qreen.
Onu oreBslug en (ireen, cast alde of Hock Heck
land. One crossing en Orange, west Hide of
Ltmen,
Inlet northwest corner Vlue and Water.
Inlet seutheast earner Heaver and Au
drew. Inlet fcouthwest corner Orance and
Prince.
Inlet southeast eorner Orange and Water.
The city regulator was dlrected te pre
pare plans and specifications te be presented
at next incetlng for macadamizing W. Grant
atreet from Mulberry te Concord alley ;
East Chestnut atreet, from Plum te
MatBhall; Seuth l'rlnrofretn Conostega te
Ocnnan; West Cbeatnut from Nevln te
College avenue; Locust from Frelberg te
KerklAnd; West Junics from Prluce te
Mulberry ; S , Jflsepl.'d from (Strawberry te
Filbert.
Tlie Rtrei't coiimilsalenor was directed te
repalr Sautb (Jneen Btroetwherovor noeded
along the line of thOBtreet railway, and te
remedy the trouble at tbe Junction or Seuth
Queen, Mlddle and Hlrnwberry.
He was nlhe ordered te purcbase con cen con
dexnod plpe from manulacturers te be
used In dui p gutturB.
Alse, te ex end the gutter en the south
Blde el Llme from Uhester te Dauphin ; te
riptlr Grant treni Shlppen te l'lum ; te
notify property owner ou Hhippen strcet,
lietwcen lallread brldge and Walnut strtet,
te ralfe his gutter te tbe rogulated made ;
te put Clay street from North Queen
and Shlppen In repair ; te lay gut
ter en weH alde of Pine between
Lemen and Walnut ; te make necessary
repair at James and Prlnce MrectH; te lay
gutter 1C0 yards en north slde of College
avenue from lis Junction at Orange, east
ward te Inlet; te lay gutter 50 tarda en
south slde of First sire et west te Ceral ; te
continue gutter evor Iluttonweod alley en
both eldes or Laurel ; te gutter Larayette
strcet from Filbert te Derwart ; te grade
Juniata stieet from Ann te Marbbnll ; te
grade North Franklin street from Kan".
ICIng te Oraoge end the balancoetthu street
te be put in passable condition.
It was erdered t a throe-feet tower le
constructed en NTrth Queen street from
old Clay street te tbe sower In New Clay
street, and that proposals for tbe uame be
advertised for.
It was ordered that the Lancaaler.V Mil Mil Mil
lorsvllle railroad oempany be given notlce
te lay their track en West Oranpn nirwi,
between Water nd I'lm1"" , , lu
ODnluimitj cf ihogr.iUe given ey tbe city
regulater, and II tbe work is notdeno by
the railroad company within twenty days
It Bhall be done by the street commissioner
at thn exponse of the company wllh the
uiusl peuulty added.
Action was delerred en the malter et
gudlug Fremont and Union fctreets.
A Vtryllet Week.
Fer n woek past the maximum tempsra
ture In this city has been as fellows as re
corded by Harry Demutb: Wednesday
August 1st, EO; Thursday, 80; Friday, &8;
Nsturdsy, 00; Sunday, 00; Monday, PQ:
Tuesday, 00.
Till! BVAWOKMCAL CAMl
BtleUttr Who I'riselert sort Cenilacted Its
Hilt Irti en Monday.
Manjieim, Aug. 7. Monday's morn
ing's proceedings of the Kvangolleal camp camp
meating : Tim early prayer meeting was
led by A.- W. Warfel, and the 0 o'clock by
J. Blermer. Tbe morning sermen was
preached by E. J. Mlller In the Qerman
langnsge. His text was found Psalm I., 3 :
Tbey shall be as a tree planted by the
rivers of waters." He made the tree planted
by the rivers et waters as tbe stmllllude of
the Christian.
A alight ahnwer scattored the audience.
Mexdat AiTEnNoex. The weather
was extremely warm but still a fair an
dlence asiombled bofero the stand. A. It.
Bayler led the prayer and oipsrlence meet
ing at 1:30. Ilsv. A. M Himpsnl, of Frod Fred Frod
rleksbnrg, preached at 2:30. He took for his
text Preverbs xxll., 12 : "A geed name Is
rather te be chosen than great rlohes. "
ftlcbcM are net wrong In themselves It
depends upan their use or abuc. Kvery
one has aouie ambition. Yeu aim for ele-
f nonce, scholarship or rlohes ; all theso are
right I would say, aim high. Hut a geed
name is rather te ba chosen. There ceme
times when you noed seme besom into
which te pour your troubles. Whero de
you go then 7 Te the rich 7 Te the great 7
Ne, you bunt out the man with a gncrt
nanie. A geed name also epsns the deer
te great usefulness. Nothing olse docs
that. UonOdeneo la ploead only In men with
geed names,
Here tbe speaker pild n glowing Srlbute
te Jehn 11. Finch, lu speking et the fast
tbatevery geed naoie will finally Hud Its
way bofero the public When our geed
nstne la leit, It Ih net naslly getten back.
The geed name et ethers should be as dear
te us as te them. The sermon was full of
meal, belng ene of tUe bait projahed at
camp thus far.
This sermen was follnwe.l by an exhortn exhertn
tbn by ltev. I.ame, of the Cornwall M. K.
church, The oxbertatlon was unctuous
and well rocelved. "Illva for I Mm who
died for me" was sung m u closing hymn.
F. Hnilth olvercd a prayer.
Meu.vyKvkninii : Tim ovening attend attend
ance was lair. Thn twilight sorvlce was led
by U.J. WHrmkeftBfi). The evenlng sermon
was proaetiod bv J. It. Eionwetn. He
took for his text the wctcIh "(led Is net
mocked, for whatBoevor a man Boweth that
Nhall he alsoresp." Tuogenornl tonerot the
sermon was that we new with Hid expecta
tion of reaping ; that we must hew If we
would reap ; that we nlieuld sew early and
tint we reup mero than we sew.
Alter the sermen one soul profited te:
self at the altar of rriyer.
A IIOV HI'.VKIIKI.V I.N.I UltlCII
H'iiicx by
R Telegraph llieis-riu
Wlille
Walking Near a Pole,
What might have been n fatal accident
oceurrod late Monday nlternoen aldrant
anl Cherry slreels, whom Eliner King, n
fovan-vear-old ten et Jehn King, who
lives en Grant strcet near that point, was
seriously hurl. Liwroneo ICunpp 1ms tern
down the old shop at tbe corner of the
streets nnd Is about erecting a new build
ing en tbe slip. All day Monday scveral
llnomen In the employ of the tolephono
oeropiny weru nt work rosettlng pole.
Just bofero the nccldeut ene or tbe men
inounted a pole evor forty feet lu height
aud began loesonlng tbe cress nrmn, which
wero six or eight feet long nnd very heavy.
LlttleKIng wai plBylng around the place
nud his father was clese by. The man en
the pole leek oil ene of the armH nnd threw
It down. Just nt that tlme the boy walked
underneath the pole. The arm in Its do de
l Bcent struck him n torrlble blew. The boy
full te the ground nnd was quickly carrled
home by bis father. All who wllnossed
tbe noeldont thought the ilttte fellow was
fatally Injured. 'Dr. Albright, the family
physician, nnd Drs. linker and Iteland wcre
hastily summoned. Tbey examined the
boy and found Hint he was sintering from
conclusion of the bruin, but his skull was
net fractuied. HIh shoulder was terribly
brulsed, although net dislocated. List
night he sullered Intonse pain and was
unoensrlous at ilmes. The eud of the stick
did net strlke the boy, or he would have
been killed Instantly. Ah It wus, he had a
nnrrew csjape. Toe llneman from wIiobe
bands the arm dropped was Lern Ceble,
aud he says that It was entirely accidental.
Tiny Will lie Ilium uu Tuesday Nest,
A telegram rccelvtd from 1'hlladelphla
this atteiuoen by J. Huy ltreivn from W.
U, Hencl, counael for tbe young men
charged with robbing the Mount Jey post pest post
elllce, states that the govcriuiient Is unpro unpre
pared leglvfl them a hearlug, having ad
journed until Tuesday cex'. Hall wtfl cc cc
ccpted. teuuz lluilnrssillcn Going Ueat.
Tliree young men who are well known
In buslucas circles wlllloave early In Hep
tomber for fcbutb llend, ludlaua, wboie
they will hlart a large dry goeda fctore.
They are Jacob M. Chlllas, W. Scott
Adler and Alfred Ceblo, all of whom are at
present In Watt A Stmnd's New Yerk
Htera Mr. Chlllas Ih well known as the
clerk el common oeunoll, a position that he
has lllled ncceptnbly for years. Fer evor
two j ears hobos been bDOkkoepor for Watt
it Hhand, Mr, Adler has had oharge el tbe
hoslery and corset department and Mr,
Ceblo tbe drcn) goedH In the eame Bterr,
They are a popular trio or young lunn with
push, nnergy nnd oxparlenco, and thelr
many friends wish theni siiccehi in their
new entnrprlte.
Jehn Doseb, or this elty, who recently
loturned from the regular Briny, Iclt te day
for Salt Lske City, I'tab, whero he will
slarl In the baking btiBinusi.
Probing Hie Whinny Trunt
Washixotex, Aug. 7. Jei. U. Green,
but, of Poetla, lliu., president of the
grebt Western whisky trust, was be.
fere the Houre couimllteo en manufac
tures te day nnd miitle Heme Inter Inter
estlng fitatemeplM concerning the opera
tions of tbe trust, The objeet of the
trust, he said, was te Beoure lutelllccnt
coeporatlon In the distilling buslnets,"
anu net te eorner tbe market or
" bull" prices. Eighty oneentabllHtimontj
lecated In Illlnele, indiane, Ohie,' Wiscon
sin, and n few Northern states were
In the trust and tbey produced probably
W. per cent. or all Iho alcohol produced In
this country. Mr. Greeuhut thought an
Impertdu'y en spirits uunocessary toenable
dlstU'era In thh country te control tbe
bou.e mutkei ; ,n luct the cheapness of
grain and fuel In this country, enabled dis
tillers te produeouBuporlor artlole atlower
prices than any ether country In the world.
Net tried Ker .Muriltr.
1Uvi:.nn., Ohie, August 7. The Indlot Indlet Indlot
ment against James Hoblneen, el PittKburg,
for complicity in tbe murder el Dotectlve
llulllgan, was uolted yesterday nn tle
ground that the ruling el tbe circuit court
made a conviction linpoBstble. Keblnsrn
was released yeuterday from the county
Jail.
A lAiat lluy.
YeBterday a three yont-eld boy was found
wandering around I'entre Squsre. Olllcer
Olt took him te the station houe wbere he
v.is claimed In an hour by his jmrcntw,
who llve in Cencnrd street. The llttle
fellow was very Independent and "kicked"
about going with the clllcer.
tuning 1 lil I'll),
Wm. Allan Ourr, general manager of
the National Alliance, Tomple Court, New
Yerk, formerly Btatlnned here, Is with his
wlfe spendlng vacation In this city. He
reports a suecesalul season all ever the
state ,
I'rcseculluna Wltlilntue.
The suit for d cert Inn sgalnst Jehn
Htetter, and ene for rocelvlng htelen goels
Bgalnst bis mother were withdrawn th's
alterncen at the e fllen of Aldeiman nl
ph and the ceti pa'd.
Fallet el David Keen.
A noteef DavldKeeD,payab:etolheerder
of V. M. Boffenmyer, for fl.ltXT, which went
te pretest en Baturday, precipitated the
failure of Mr. Keen. Executions were la
sued sgstnst him for fl,53 31 by the Quar
ry vllle National bank, and for 1725 by On
rad O. Uets, and Lis property baa been
levied upon by the sheriff. The amount of
:&9 Judgments entered against Keen In the
prothenotary'a efllce aggregate 10,058. It Is
thought that Mr. Keen Isthe owner of sufll
.dent prepsrty te pay all the claims af.nlntt
hlie,
The Slirnnirctier Picnic.
The Mionnercher bad large crowd at
thelr plcnle yesterday, and tbe East Knd
railway was kept busy hauling crowds te
Tells Haln. Daring tbe afternoon and
evenlng there was plenty of fnn. Tayler's
orchestra and tbe Liberty band furnished
the music, and dancing was kept up until
evening.
A fleeted by the Heat.
Christian Falley, assessor of the Eighth
ward, was overcome by the heat this morn
ing en West King street. He wat taken
Inte McNaughtnn'a atom en West King
street, whero Dr. McCermtck attended
til in, and he wis then removed te bis
home.
In Ilhii.
Pre'. Ulcasin, the borse trainer, Is In
town and stepping at the Keystone house,
Holitrylnete arrange te give an exhibi
tion in McUrann's park next week.
A rejtnlar ihceUmk et the llnndnnna club
wllllie held al tbu CcntennUl hotel ttili ovun evun
tig. lledureil Kslei le lllalne Iteci ptlen tI Bound
llroek Itellte In New Yerk.
Te ennbln parties te attend the Great lllalne
demonstration la New Yerk, the Heading
railroad will msII excursion tickets en August
Bin, nna alfie rjrall trains thitarrlve In Mew
Yerk by nnen of August 9th, at fare ene way
for the round tilp for parties et twenty or
mere en ene ticket. Thn tickets will be sold
net only from Philadelphia, hut from all
points en the line of the Philadelphia A Bead
InK rallrrmil.
llinpirade In New Yerk -will tiks place the
da following Mr. lllalae's arrival In New
Yerk, thus possibly changing the above dates
ler sales of tickets. Kxcur.len t'okets, as
abve, will be geed te return wlthla four days
after first day of tnle. aug7,8d
l)n 1 iiiskl'h tni leclurn en weak, nervens
li'iied poison nnd dobllltated men Bent free el
charKO. Addres", Dr. Tnicir., Ne. t.'WNerlh 4th
strett, Philadelphia, Pa. JyS0-M,W,81ydAw
J)JtA TJtU
rniTcu -In this city, en thsijihlnst . Kinina
C, diiuxliter of Urnrgn iitid Luura Prllscb,
ngeil 1 yenr, 1 month and 8 days.
ahoielutlves and friends of the family are
rospectfully Invlied te attend the funeral
Iretn llie parenlB' rcsldance, Ne. 110 Laurel
street, en Wednesday aliernoen at 2 o'c'eck
Interment at St, Jeseph's come te ry. It
liKTWir.Kn August n, 1838. at the residence
ndiurbeu.tndaw, tr. laaac UeCauley, be. i:n
KustLuinnn sireet, this cltv, Mrs. .-urah Dot Det Dot
wller, el Mountvllle, In herG7th year.
runuial services at Ne. Krt Kast Lemen
street en Ihursday atOa. in., and In the U.
11. church p.t Mountvllle, at 11a m. Intorment
In the Mountvllle comctery. ltelatlvcs and
lrlnnds cordially Invited te attend. 2l
Ileu.N.-ln this city, en the Cth Inst, Jehn
Ileimiu, InhlsSflthyear,
Iho relatives and friends et tbe family are
roirectlully Invited te attend ihe funeral,
nlseut. Joseph'a society, Irem Ne lt4i North
Uuoen street, en Wednesday morning at 8.30
w.wi,. iiikuweh ui au Auiuenys ennrch.
Interment at St. Jeseph's cometury. ltd
J'OJ.ITJCAJ,.
Ileinorratle Butte Ticket.
iron BurnEMs jcdes.
J , II. M :Celluin, et Hutquehanna county.)
KLKOTOIUI,
'At I,arge-U. Milten apcer,' A. r,
Keating,
i. imvia w. Sellers,
','U Allehvcl Masee,
XA. I, I. nil ner,
I. William ,1. Latta,
(fi. Jehn Tayler,
(I. franklin Waldnn,
7. tloergo W. I'auliiig.
e. Aivin nav,
IH. William Dent,
'7. Kussell Kaimw,
18. Henry It. Wnedil,
ill. Herman Jkwler.
.U William it.dAnnnn.
il. William MnhHr.
.'i..Iehnil. llal.ev.
n, UUIUU3 OIII11J1
'J. lllllllnl .8chwflrnr.
3. Jehn Hnckenatnln.
111. W. II. Glven,
11. Rharles linbinsen,
12. .Inhn II. lievnulds,
13. Kit anl J. Uayner,
II Blmen P. Light,
II William P. l.ant I,,
il. Ii avian, ll erris.
.11. JamesII. Caldwell,
7. H. T. Nnlll.
U.J. L. llruwn.
OOUNTV TICKET,
CVniems.
IIUKAOK U. UALDhMAN, Chlcales.
Slate Senater.
(Jllltl9TtAN llOWJS.Btrasburg.
jlasemblu.
(Northern District.)
J F. KCIITRUNACII, Wanhelm.
.IDI1N IULKY. Manhelin.
WILLIAM TIIOMB, Milten Orove.
(Southern District.)
J AMK3 &. MeiPAUUAN, Dmmere.
Jtecerdtr.
JOHN UK DM AN, Manhelm.
Counti Solicitor.
Wit. it. HU1NTON, LancasUir.
J"nrp CommlnletKr.
ITU.VNhLIN CLAKK.Strasburg.
J)lreeteri eihe Peer.
V. WALL, Lancaster.
J. MONTUOMKilY, Mountvllle.
J'rlten Jnipecteri.
A I.. WINTSSUH, Providence.
HKVltV f. HAUTMAN. Kast Lampeter.
MAKKK'VU.
New erK dtecki.
Naw Yerk, Aug 7, 1 p. mUoney closed
at IK per cent, t Kxchange steady ; poeted
rates, ll ICfJI bit actual rates II 85J0
4 bi)i for CO days and II D7K04 7Ji for demand ;
Governments cleaeit quiet ; currency 6's,
II se bid i 4'a coup , II 2JX i 4X's de, II 07K.
hid.
The stock market this morning openod
KOW V r cent, higher than It closed last night
and In thn early dealings reactcd en realizing
fides MQit Aiur the nrst call the market be be
camustieug, with the Vaudurbllt and tl ranger
(.litres tUe leaturfs. Under thi lead of theso
stocks prices advanced y, te per cent, by
neon. Thu imiiket has sluce been dull but
strong
t'lillmtelphlit Produce Slarkct.
I'mnDHLiMiu, Aug. 7. -Heur Dim : sales
l'.iie bbls; Minn. Iltkers, II t(l te : heun'a.
Kiimlly, MSeai 3t WcsUrn de, II S534 r,;
Wlntur I'atents, 147505 00 1 eprtng de, II 7505.
Vrettt-AUg..fKA;ci Sept., 91C! Oct.. OlXft
Cnni-Aug., I IKe ; Kept., le: Oct, Me
Oatj-Auif Sl'ie t Sept , 3c; Oct . 3)ic. Q
New Yerk Market.
nmwierb, An. 7. Kleur market
' ..
nun :
Minn
imii,r:3Hiai BinierQiiu. 12 teas 10: Minn
K,:".'..vVa!,i uuy """ Kxtru.M l
Wlnler W heat eitni. IJ 75415 00.
11504 75.
Wheat Ne. 1. lted. atat. asei Na 2, 97Ke:
Ne. S, lied. Winter, Bept , DUe t Oct.. UMie :
rerulpts 125,5 H), bhlnmenU. 3 COO.
Cern - NO. 2, iMUed, CCBh, 57XOi
Aim, 6e; Kent, UXe; rocelpta, 1W,'A0 ;
shlpmenui, 10.6UI '
Oau-Ne. I, White, State. 4IQl5at Ne. 2, de.
Ii!j Ne 2 mixed, Aug, SlJtei Sept., 300 i
mctilpu, 91 eixi i shipmeuts, Ib.oje.
Kyv dull ; ataie 75c
lsarluy nominal.
l'erk dull i Old Mess, 111 OiOll 25.
Lard ijulet i Hpt, uie j Oct ,i 12.
Velasset dull; for eO beUIng stesk. 21e
lllack sirap. 12d.
lurpentuienrmat SGc
Uesin dull! strained uigoed, tl 02KIJI1 O'W
retreluuiniiuleli Ueflned lu Casee.yJie.
rrulgbtii dull j grain te Hull, 2d.
Ilutuir nrm i WRturn creamery, I1tl3
ChcMise dull i Western Klat, 78ic. t
o'si-'e ",ctt(lj' ' BU" "Ol'Ke i Woatern, WX
uiayiu!ut j Itonr.ed CuUeaf, te ; tlrannla-
TUlew strong; Prime Clly. Ik'c
Utce nominal i Curullna, tulriogued, Ke
Ceif e st.aayi ralr cargoes, ler uie. Ha
Ulilrate produce Olsrset.
Chioaeo, Aug. 7, tl.SU a, m. Market opened.
Wheit-Ang.. U3XO i Sept., K)fc0 Oct. blHc.1
ilay. weKc
i,ri.-ug, i;e SepL, 45XC;Oct., iiei
Msy.XU
t-ug 2l'.e; Bept., 2IJJC.I Oct , 2lie ;
My.2JL,e
J'nk august, ill SJi Sept, 11437X1 Oct,
jjre'-Augnst, 11 ;? Beet., J CO; Oct.,
soert lllhs-Aiigust, 3 fOtSept, I5 42H;
Oct., ity9
(toaiae.
Wheat ug
May, tl) e
6i'40) Sept., fSJJ&i Oct,
eiXc;
i!.iriing., 4Cei
May.rowe.
eept,, liXc, Oct., 45c I
Mav!UK' 8SJ",P-
2IWe ; Oct, 2IKc;
lraVJ-"""' ,H a' 8c,,t-
111 4;Xl Oct,
Ijird-Aug
8 OIK I SepL II Oct,
is uu
MK1 u,b8Ane' u "8ePt- ts)Oct,
Grain ana t-rortsieaa.
mrnlabed by B. K. TTunflt, Ilreker.
Usioieo, Ang. 7, l.oe o'clock p. m.
Wheat Cern. ea. Perk. Lard.
Alltntt ..SIM 45W 85V
Bspiember. Mj UH U.ii 8.87
October M 1.1 UH II ID 8.9J
ecember Kti I OH ..."
Majr .Uu 31 iS
Crafle ou , , fu
Consels M 7-18
Clealne Prleea-1 o'clock n m.
WhnaU Cera. OaU. Perk.
Lard,
AUsilAt 8.1U 41 a 1133
Eeptemhur H2 43V !4U 14.41
October... 8IK " MX U.31
B.0J
8. Ml
8.90
iieoemuori... .. mvi 3 , ,,,.
July........ no 30J J7J4
uruae uu 87J4
, , . . iteceipts. carlieu.
winter wnsat... S43
spring Wheat... , w
Cern ...................,.....,,.., C23
eats... j......... ....... ...,,.... 181
y ................ ................. ..
isarley ...... , ...... .4,, ..,.. . ....
R'elpU-Het iobeo
Uetulpts Caitie. o,e)
Livestock Marastk.
Chicago, An it. e Cattle Receipts, O.OOOj
shipments, l.MO) market steady i stee s, S3 6)
0 cut stocbers and tenners, 12 OD03 40 1
cows, bulls and mixed, 1160(13 10 1 Texas ct
Ue, l teai 70 Western rangers, 13 8S4J4 9)
. llpKB Koeolpts. 1S.OJU rjemdl ihlpuiHOU,
7,0001 market and prices strong) llghr,
$IOOJfl50 heavy, 8 000)0 CO i mixed, 3 85UM)j
aklps.iiAeoeu - i
eheep-hicuipts, 3 010 head t shtnments.
KOOtmarket atrentrnrt natives, 75414 75 1
western mom. si uri aej 'itxas shorn. (3 2sa
3 77HI lambs. liteSDOi.
ast JlssBTT. cattle Receipts. 2081 1
shipments, re:c head market steady en Reed
at list week's prices i common una medium
demoralized and K'OMc off from last week's
prlcest no cattle shipped te Mew Yerk tc
dy. Hogs Kecelpta, 1500 head i shipments
tcoe t market fair t Phlladelphlas. ts C04f
0 70i mixed, IC704JC70! Yorkers, aacoaeeet
common te fair, 0 20Jfl 40 1 pigs, Sjoee010.
no csrs shipped te New Yerk to-eay.
Hheep-llerelpts. SOOOi shipments, 800;
markotacttvei pitme, tSoei75: lair te geed,
ft.vtdi; common te lair, 12 &3ai lambs, 116
83.
KB W A I) VKJt TIHKMKNTti.
THK FINKS p AMEKIOAN CUAM
PAONKS, Gelden Age and Himmondjpert Sec.
KOUliKH'S LiqUOH 8TOUK.
rilKL WANTEU-TO
DO HOUSE-
v work at
ltd"
f-DNOUTIIDUKE BT11EKT.
w
ANTKD-IjAUIES and qentlk
men possessing small capital te handle
a rare Invention j ecllpsesa'l ethers) no ped
dling, no opposition, no risk, esslly carried,
easily shown, laslly sold, sweeping success,
lu k day, liett a wees, 1500 a month, isuuua
rear Burn, calteraddrrss HUB. C,
yft-lrndftw 130 north DusoBL.I.ancasler.Pa.
Fl
OK RKNT
THE STORES AND
llasqir.ent Hoeirs In the r armors' Seuth.
era Market Heni
isa win be reaav
will be ready for eccupi
Hen about September 1st. Sualedbtdi for the
rental, stating the parpose for which te be
useu, anu ais.int wnut niie ei rent perannnm,
will hi received at no. lw Seuth Queen street.
aug7,Ud!t ll. L. ruAlLtY, tecretary.
PKOPOSAI.H FOR STEAM HEAT AP
piralns for the City Hall, according te
the pians and tpoclSeilloni, will he received
by the chairman up te next Monday, 13th
Inst, atG p.m. Plans and speclHcallens can
be seen at thfl Mayer's oillce. llldsmuntbj
accompanied with a certlded check ter 111, as
a warranty of geed latin of btdders.
lly order of city Property Committee,
KOW. 1. HIUNION, Chairman,
Ne. 121 Kast Sing Street.
J.M. Ciiillib Clerk. &7 3UI
pRICES AOAHP THK WORLD.
CLARKE'S
l'Ul:K3 AND (J1AI.ITY OV THK OOODS
UK SKLLs STAND AUA1N3TTI1IC
WOULD.
A Cakn nf "tollwerck Bres. Bwcet Chocolate
with u pound 2'ic Celic e.
2 lbs New Cream Nuts and 2 &3 Dates for25e.
2 ts Klako'Japlecaatifl 2 II., UlcoferMo.
3 ni New Prunellas and 3 Ri Prunes ter 25c.
2 n,i of eteck llalslns and K Si Plums for v&c.
2 fin riench l'runeiand2 Bis rigs for sic.
Ill-cent bag Kine iult nnd X lb Pepper, 23
3 geed Bcrubblng ll rushes una ene Uroem
for 25c.
6 n, , i.niindry "nap and 6 cakes Seap for 23c.
2 !). beHlTm Crackers and 2 pecss Corn Cern
statch for 25e
W U. Tea and W B host Colleo in city for 25c
li cakes Band soup unil 4 Laundry Seap, 25e
2 bottles Kxtract, Vanl.U and Lemen, and
i iioitie ua'sup lorzse.
1 bnttle Hlre's Uoet Peer and 1 ft Cream Hmln
Crackera.25c.
4 Its or 12 pic nges Washing Powder for 25c.
1 can Salmen ami 1 B (irnham Crackers, ."a
21)-CHiit packs Iitid Seed and 10 cent pack
Tapioca ler S5e.
2nice Messed Shad and X peck New Pota
toes for 25e.
CHlI.DItKNCltY POUTIIKM.
WOMEN hlOH Kill; TllKu. MEN ALMCS11
U1K ruai'UKU,
iMnv.'n's Scptiier Cakes and Cratlm
That never get stale. That fairly melt In
yeurmnuth. ll you want seme goediatlng
eill and tiy Marvin's I'akes and Crackers.
We are heaiquarters for them. Kecelved
fresh eveiy fjw aays,
One thousand otlier bl? bargains In Teas
Ceires. Sugars, Spices, Syruiu. Pieur, ltlce
Soaps, March, Me
P, S. Have you tried our Qlossure Ptarch,
that makes Cellars and CutTi like new? Use
this Impreved Btuieh, and you don't require a
mirror, as yen can see enr shadow In the
gargnient alter you are through with It,
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
WHOLESALE AN I) UETAIL TKA AND COP
FKK BTOUK,
13 and 14 SOUTH QUEEN 8TRHET.
JVTKLKPIIOMK.-lxa
w
HAT A HUSH I
-AT-
GRABILL'S
N. W Cor. Dl UK AND VIE BTltKKT.
ONK tyUAllt. SuUTIl OP THK COUKT
HOljK.
Huchau Immensnlrnde as the Original and
Only Cash (i recery h is, even at thU Hi-asnn of
the year, can te explained en no ether prin
ciple than that iiu-li pi Ices are new and
always have li en bargain prices.
(lILUKUTOIlAVKb'COltNSrAUCH
la an nrtlcle or merlL It Is sold undar a
guarantee toglvesuilsiii'tlon. ills farBupo farBupe farBupo
rler te some ether brands nnd costs no mure,
and even less than some ; 7e a pound package.
TKA! TKA1
In nir light sealed packages, retaining all thn
aroma nnd fragrance Tb euly proper way
te pack tea. It comes In half-pound package.
33c j ij inner-pound, 18e Try It,
SHOK 11LACK1NO.
Mapen's relebiatcdand Hurtletl'NUenewnud
Hacking at 2. 3 and Icentsubex. llest French
Ulucklng ut&and 8 cents.
KOOP UKKlt KXTltACTS.
llaser's. Hire's and Warwick's, the three
lenillug and (best extracts in tbe market at
leweu prlcei, A trial bettle will cstabll.h
tbulrtusptcllve claims.
MTCIIKSI .MATCHES I
When wero matches as cheap as new T
Think or It, a dezsn boxes of geed sulphur
match' s only 5e Hew can they bsuiaduter
tbat pi lce many a ene has asked.
WOt'K.N KVKUY KVKNINU.-4T4
mil lydM.WAr
B
AUOAINSI HJ1UA1NS!
BARGAINS
IN-
WASH DRESS GOODS.
NOW li lOUUTlAlKTJHUr
svri.shs, cuihi.K.4UNaiiAUs, mris
luniDs,
And Anything in Fummer floods.
PAKAOLS.
At Prices te e'i tbe floods, te Slake Beem for
Pall aud Winter Uoeds.
A9-COUK AND SEKUS'SS
JOHU S. &IVIER.
(skw CAsuaiear,
NOS 6A8NOttTII QUKKN STUKKT. NEAU
Ch,lTHIS ByUAlts:, LANCAUTttlt.
mane-ljOAw
amm ADVJtKrjsMitMxra.
e
NliY fX) OKNTS.
PVib AYattSf C0KN CCU'
angMwdlt. " " ln"u'HC? ",CE-
WKIKKL'H FASHIONABLE MIL
llnery and Trimming store. Ne. 38 N erth
Qneen street, contains all the newest and
latest Norellles et the season. Prices rea
sonable, call and see our ew Ooeds.
apns-tfd
pERMANENTOUHUQUAKANIKKD.
SUmmerlBg ana Stntterlng.
i.sili8JAJM' UAYI". or Deuse,
lyllwdn J.ancaster, Pa.
TJOU8ES FOK RKNT IN CENTRIC
ATv.0'tln "ent reasonable, convenient
all through. Poisesslen at any time, apply
scen te T.cWniTBOM,1 '
... Ke. 10M East King St. (2d fleer i
usai Kstate and Insurance. aegsst
TTKNTION, YOUNG DEMOCRATS I
The regular monthly meeting of the
Yeung Men's Kemocratle Club will be held In
tneelnb room enTuesdayevenlng, AngriBt7th
at 8 o'c'eck. U KO. M . KK NO LIJS.
n8 2ta President.
OTIOE-FIVK FBR CENT. WILL
be added te all Pity Tax net paid en or
before AUGUST 31, 188H. nracehtum Irem 9
a. m. te 3 p.m. Open Monday and salurflay
evenlngs I rem 7 te 8 u. m.
....... J. H. BATH VOW,
angd-tfdU city Treasurer.
BARBER 8HOF AT PUBLIC BALE.
On Wednesday, Angnst 8, at 10 o'clock
a. m. at Ne. 145 Ncrthgntenstreet, will be
sold contents of Ilsrber ehe-, of three Oval
Plush-Covered Uarber Chairs, Cup-Back te
Match, Cigar-Caae, Nickel-Mounted renntcr,
Cnps, Table Ote. AUU. r. KKINILUL,
aug-4-7U!H Auctioneer and Real ksta e Agent.
B
US1NH.8S COLLEGE,
Lancaster Basiness College,
MO. 13K KAST KING BTitBKT.
lay Pesslens begins MONDAY, BRPT.3.
evenlng Besilens begin TUESDaY.BKPT.4.
Apply at rooms, eraddiess.
H. O. WBLDLBR, Pria.
angl-tfdlt
JJEDQE AND WIRE FKNCEH.
A Challenge.
T.KfcOt;lIKUNPEN8TLVANAUEl)QK
AND W1B1C JTKNCK COMPANY,
Or TOUK, PA,
Has seen nt te make an attack upon tbe
National Uodgeand Wire rence oemptny, et
the same place. In a number et papers, which.
If possessed et any merit or backed up wllh
any moral oturnge, will new have a chance te
prove lis claim aad raise Us banner and win a
victory, which. It they held a full hand, they
can easily win and prove te the farmers and
the publle that they are net playing a game of
buitand bulldozing. Our preposition Is thle,
nu nut eavjj pub ut ;
Five Hundred Dollars ($500)
In seme rcsi'onslble partv's hands, miking
the total
A Thousand Dollars (B1.O0O),
Xmpley competent legal ability and have your
patents and rights examined which your com
pany operates, also the patents and rights rre
ure operating under. It webnvelnlrlnged en
any of your patents or rights you te lake
THE TlI0USAn DOLLARS ($1,000),
ir net we take It, the loser te pay for the ox ex ox
amlnatlen. Wehopecur frlendj will accept
this preposition, wh'.ch we held open for
TEN DAYS.
We also hepe this will preve satisfactory te
all Interested or dlslnteiuslud parties.
Ths National Hedge and Wire
Fence Ce.,
OF YORK, l'ENN'A.
UdAw
BOOTH AND ttllOHtt.
JOOT WEA ll,
Yeu Can Save Meney
nv viBiriKu
STACKHOUSE'S
ANX 1'UKCIIA.SINO YOUU
FOOT WEAR
-TUK 1IKST 8HOHS
lItlOE3 1NTHECITV.
ANU LOWKS1'
D. P. STACKIOUSE,
SI ds 80 BABT KINQ, BT.
LANUA8TKU.PA. aM-lydw
OKBAKiAlNB.
A MISTAKE
Like all ether business men we soiretlms
makeinlitukcs.
11AVINU IIOLUIIT'IUO UAN1
Men's Dongola Shoes
rer Bumuur Wear and Tecder Feet we con
cluded te
Sell Them Off Ktgvdleu of Ces!.
The jjoe Line we will new sell at l-'JO, and
the ri M Line we will sell at HOO.
We have a large assortment of theso Shoes.
They are as follews:
Men's Iiright Dongola, J.oe Tip, Ijiceaiut
Congress Shoes, reduced te 12 JO.
Men's Iiright Dongola t3.O0 l'laln Opera Tee,
lace and congress Shoes, reduced te f i SO.
Meu's Dull Dongola $2,6 Tip, Loce and Con
gress Shoes, reduced te taco.
Men's Dull Dongola I2.E0 Plain, Uread Tej,
Wide Shoe, ter Older Men, reduced te f j.te.
A tnll line of these Shoes can be scen In ear
Windows.
The One-Pilce Cash Heuse,
(6
The La!ers of Lew Prices
-IN-
BOOTS 8c SHOES,
Ne. 3 Eifit Kins Street,
FREY
ECKERT
LANCA3TKU. PA.
Dr eoeu.
J a MARTIN ft CO,
LADIES !
If jeu appreciate a Corset that will
neither break down nor roll up In wear,
TRY BALL'S OORSnU
If you value health and comfort,
WEAR BALL'i OORS1T3.
If you desire a Corset that Ota the first
day you wear it, and needs no " break
ing in,"
BUT BALL'3 CORSETS.
If you desire a Corset that 'yields- with
every motion of the body,
EXAMINE BALL'S OOSRETS.
If you want a perfect lit and support
without compression,
U3E BALL'S 0ORSET3.
Owing te their peculiar construction It
is impossible) te break steels In Ball's
Corsets.
The Elastic Sections In Hall's Corsets
contain no rubber, and are warranted te
outwear the Corset.
Eveiy Pair Sold With the Fol
lowing Guarantee :
" If net perfectly satisfactory in every
respect af ter three weeks' trial the money
paid for them will be refunded (by the
dealer), Soiled en Unsoiled."
J. B. MARTIN
k CO.
s
TAMM BKUTBEKS.
GOING ! GOING !
GONE!
Valuable Bosiecss Property
-AT-
ASSIGNEE'3 SALE.
OnlfKlDAY, AUGUST lO.atS p.m., will be
olfercd, at the Cooper Heuse, the very deslra.
ble business property, Ne). 35 and H NOUTU
(JUXEN ST., (across from rostefllce) as the
preperty et Stamm Brethers, consisting el VM
feet i Inches front, extending back te a
depth et S15 feet, mero or less, with a throb (3)
story Shep fronting en Christian street, uie J
as a manu factory. Alse right of way through
three (3) feet alley and stairway te second
story. The Stere ltoem Is ene of the finest and
t 'St adapted ter general mercantlle business
te be found anywhere, having lately been re re re
medeled by the ewners. said store room Is -i
feet lli Inches wide and loefeet long, ventt ventt
lated and lighted in the most Improved style.
l'artles can view the premises by calling en
Messrs. Stamm Ilres., or the asslgnoe.
W. r. bkyku, Assignee.
Tnes. J. Davis, Attorney.
3 WEEKS MORE
AND THK
Great Closing Sale
AT
Stamm Bres.,
Ne9. 35 & 37 North Qucni Street
WILL END.
I'rem new no eifert will he tpartd te clem
out the balance of thu Bteck
$500 A DAY
SAVflD TO BTJY0R9.
'J he season U
will need te buy
fnU approaching when you
Woolen Dress Goods
Why net buy new and save your portion,
AT THK
BOSTON STORE.
ltCHAl. Mux.ivmit.
'IJlSrATK OK CUKIHTOl'HEK DAIS,
Jii latent the City et Lancaster, Lancaster
cmuty, deceaind 'ihe undersigned auditor,
appointed te nas upon exceptions and te dls
trlbute the balance remslnlng In the binds et
Wm, e. Dalsz, Annie 31. Unsh and Ada K.
H'uek. ozecutersof the will of said docedent,
te and among theso legally entitled te tbe
same, will sit ler that purpose en falurday,
August 11,18, at 10 o'clock a. in.. InthoLt IntheLt
braty ltoem nt the Court lleue. In the City of
Lancaster, whereull persons tutertnted In said
distribution may uttund.
ijKWldru l McMULLKN, Auditor.
ESTATi: OK IHAKKLIJA. KLlilOTT,
law of Providence township, Lancaster
county, deceased, ihi nnderslgmd auditor.
Appointed te dUtrthuta the Imlance reinkln reinkln
leg in tbe hsnds or ll. r. Klllett and Hary
Ulneer, administrators, te and among these
legally entitled te thH samp, will sit f.ir that
purpoieen Wednesday, August l 13:8 at 10
"SS.- w-' ln ,hn Llhriry ltoem el the
Court Heuse. In tbe clly of Lancaster, wheie
all persens Inures ted In said dlstrlnutlen may
VES&irt,. OWHl.liKluKU, X
JlylO-atUTn Auditor.
TUaT OPKNliD-A HAG eFpRIMK
i...,,!",,i9'1 lian?ry H,ca aU0 cnts a quart.
Bird seed and (travel in packs. Wish none
Seng recd and KM Tonic, it '
UUIILKY'S DUUO 8TOUK,
S West King Streat.