VFJ "CTlsA'"" -T- . t . j -j-,- u , - ' f Jt r - T.- 1 .K il LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENOER. TUESDAY. AUGUST 14, i ; ls B K-!, '..' & m If: i w Ir if. 1 k1 m OLD WOMAN BLAMED. ttV r-V . W.'AtKKK'B FArilEK-IN'LAW 'lirVItt 8HB WAS HKB VICTIM. M (L Attfged aTase ct Wlltheratt-Mrs. Fairer ; U MM Md star Demise l( Attributed te M.S) IstaanerSet r-We. (Main.; of Jehn Mlbbas, Br. CtS i . .-... . Ananat 11 An arllMa an. ' . .. Mkll.J.Ukl. TMia. Ihla MMH. r , aMn is aw miiuiuiii ,,f.t u uav.u- ;"! relating; te tbe death el Mrs. W. W. mtrW. Wife 01 WO weu hewb muer BBAteroflhleplaes. Tbe article atatee tbt - ti ta haitavad teal her death and Insanity .: due te witchcraft tmcllsed by an old - -- - -- akKii Ahare-ad wltb t-feMlftfjllvrakw charms te drlve demons IUI WftWIW.Mt T.MV - OT l'ATiltr.'TfceM,frer, father-in-law of the i''3- J. .. -.. i Man thia mom Ins '''aaktattv. te the article, and he admlu tbe "itmS et the aame. He auted that Mrs. c VuiMrhM tiaan ad vised te aee an eldG erman wuif - Bwnmikte have her children paw-wowed, t'aa they- were ltver-grewn. Mrs. i alter ka . tt.u.ihiaAn fnr inma tlmi. and Kui at laat txeame Impressed wl h the Idea tbt se Ma waa iubhidk mui tiu.... .-w ix- t,.mni waak. and tna visits 10 tee I'P woman, It U alleied, led te ber Insanity. 6& Pleeea et piper containing German werda ware fund In her poaaeealen. Mr. Fslrtr feajs plaeed the matter In the handa of Wm. B. Given, aeq , te Investigate. Mr. Fairer etated that the body of his daugbUr did net tcratela any bine marks, as waa atated In , Ike Tuner. Fer the Centennial, The Industrial oemmittee beld a meeting laet evening In relation te the flrt day's parade. A llt el ever any merchants ana ladnatrlel werka waa presented who will Bake displays. Jamei Perrettet waa eloeted eblat marehal, with power te appoint bis M. The general oemtnliteo will be asked for ISO and another band. Invitations will fee aent te tbe iron werke, Wrlgbtsville; Hellew Ware work, Marietta j Industrial WOrke, Mount Jey. Persons wanting space henld apply te James Ferrettet, A. B. fnesarOirgeTlllr. Centennial mattera will be diseased at a meeting etCblqutsslunga Tribe He. 39, et Med Men, this evening. OblppetaOemtnandery, K. ct O. E.,wlll bold a apeelal meeting this evenlng, reU live te the eelebra'len and drill. F qaea Tjedgn, Na let, of OJd Fellow, n Ot Paradise, has c:opted the Invitation te ptrade. uraiu ana j sniru, Jehn Blbus, sr.( died lt elgbt at hi 'i borne in lrenyllle, aged 61 yeara, after an Illness or six mnnttia irem urepgj. jib Was well known In town and was aupsrln aupsrln aupsrln taodenteftlie ere banks aeme yeara age. The funeral will be held en Thursday In tha German Lutheran oaureh neir lron lren fllle. Tha funeral of tha late Mrs. Ktohel Oelvert was held this morning at 10 o'clock from her late home en Ferry street. Tbai'aaetcep Hill. Jehn McLingbltn and Will Oberlln at tempted te elimb Wisler'a hill last evenlng la tha presence et a Urge orewd of people, among the number bele eight members of tha Lancaster club. McLaughlin rode a SO-lncb tixpert Columbia, and Oberlln had Ills 48-lDen Vloter. McLaughlin made tbe Mart with Oeerlln a abort distance In tbe rear, Bath made geed time until about forty feet of tbe top when MeLaugbltn get ta'-e tbe crowd and was compelled te dis mount Oberlln made the aame mlstake bout IK feet from hla opponent and also dlameanled. Anether attempt will be made this evening. EoreDgh Drier. - council Will meet in reguiar aaatien una remlsg. Tae P. B. K. piy car was in town this afternoon paying for July. Officer Scblll arrested Tnemaa Bnrnafer being diunk and disorderly. 'Hqulre Selly gave htm 10 day In Jail. The F. B. B. Heas company will meet this evening te oleet c Ulcers. The wreck crew left town nt 7:30 last sight for a wreck at Oonewsgo. When they arrived tbere the laat ear was Just plaeed en tbe traeka. The crew returned borne at 2 o'clock this morning. The Mt. Zlea A. M. K. Sunday sahei I Will ptanle at LUIte lomerrow. Twenty poe pie went from town en an Czonrslen te Msneh Chunk aadlbeHw.t:h back this morning. Frank Stelnbeiser, Jehn Tample and W. H. Belttle left yetterdsy for Afhland te attend the state oenvonllon et Brotberhood Of tbe Union. Mr. Christian Ven Moter left this tnorn tnern tnorn Ugfer Atlantic City. Jehn K. Eberlln has an old pp in h'a poaaasaleo printed In PallaielpUU In 1750 byBeeJamln Franklin. Tb Z.ut of a Colenal'a Drava Hard, la the early part et July "Uel." IS. U. liOwe, a dudts'i looking young fellow, arrived In tbls city and began te solicit advertisements for a bnslnere card which be hsd Intended te get out Before oemlng te Lanetaier he bad been In Camden where Jia purchased aeme Jewelry frea W. B Bennett, hut went away forgetting te settle. On July 10 be was arrested here by Cblef Of Pellee Hmeltz upon information renMved from Camden. The next day a rcpres uta tlve of Bennett arrived in this city and Ii" ffeeted a compromise by giving a VBOao'eferSO daya en tbe People's bank. lawe left In tbe handa of a gentleman of tale elty, aa security for tbe note, a pair of geld diamond sleeve buttons, valued atf23, and a wateb, wbleh was worth probably 35 These wenld mere than cover tne value of tbe note. 'I he note fell due te-day but waa net paid, ae tbe chief et pollee packed up tbe goods which Lewe lett for security aad aent them te the Camden Jeweler. Aeeldsetat lb Gm Werk!. This forenoon Geerge Ocbs, a laborer at the new gas works, while working with etbers,ln plaelng a heavy cut atone, wolgb welgb lag perhaps a ten, en the oeplng of tbe large reeelver of the gasemeter, met with a very painful aecldent One et tbe trestles ea whleh tbe atone was being pushed Inte place broke under tbe heavy weight aud tbe atone came down against Mr. Ocba' leg, lacerating It badly from tbe kneeie the fjet, nd barely escaping crushing It Mr. Oabs was taken te his home, Na 417 High street, where be received proper sur sur ateal attention. Tbls Is the first aaeldent bat has happened at tbe new gas work laet work commenced en them last April. Aaeiber Hunan-ay. Lut evening liarry UlreU was driving en tbe Lltttc pike, and Just as he reached the railroad Drldgn, near McGevern'j, an engine passed under. This frightened his bone and the animal ran off and turned lata Lima street. Before he was caugbt be bad out himself terribly about tbe legs, aad pre tents a frightful apearance te day. Tne buggy was broken te pieces, but illrsb was net hurt at all, Tbe Democratic Kzcaialen. The member of tbe Yeung Men's Demo Deme Demo eratle club of this city are making every tfert te have a large and successful ex cur cur aien te Beading en ntxt Monday. A great many Ueueis have already teen ae!d, and theyccntleue te go like hoteike. The trowel will be gitat and they wi'lbavea big Urn. . Drill Msaling. Tame will be a mtetng for drill this tiVealBK rl Ibe Elahtb Ward Battalion at b bUe. ttl't't saloon, en Ht Jeseph street. aarptlaa farir. A surprise party was given Mr. Charles rrltf, et Wt Jeseph street, last evening, tbe . leeeslen balng her btrthdsv. Prof. Ken. (S $ '' Puier ejcheetr a f nr&Uhad the uuaie. eases PRrtmr. thh mateii. A. XXht And Dumb Km ihe BaditChlr 13 - I asaa aw Dnaait Last evening Officer Crawford was stand ing in Centre Square, where a young man came np te him, making mcllena with hi banda M though be waa deaf and dumb. Tee officer did net knew what te make el him and he called a party te hi assistance. The officer waa ante that he waa a mete and concluded te take him down te a family in the eeutbeatera part et the city wheae member are in the aame condition, and have them talk te blm. The cfllecr waixea wun mm uewu Duke treet, and wi.en they reached Nor Ner Nor beek'a ahep at Vine the yenng fellow turned around and aald, "Say, bow far are yen going te take m, anyhow." The officer was astounded at the sudd en reoev ery of the man'a speech, but be seen came te and told the fellow that be believed be would "run htm Id." Tbe fellow was taken te tbe station beuse where he gave his name aa Henry Deming, and hla beme aa liar rlaburg. He aala that the reason be acted In tbe way tbat be did te the officer wan breauie be waa a llttle drank, and was airald of being arrested it he talked. The mayor dlicbarged blm. The next customer before the mayor was Agnta Buillb, a yenng girl who la sllUcted with eptlepay, baa no home and applied for a permit te theceunty hospital. Tbomayer sent her te that Institution Harry and Peter O'Brien, bretbera look ing for work, applied for lodging last night. 1 hey are en their way te Philadelphia and were discharged this morning by the msyer. a ivk erriaKiu tuk slip. aeerge liens Belarus ttBTsrsiIck & Seu's Team and Seddanlj Dptl. Geerge Howe, tbe man who la ae fend of driving around livery horse and net pay ing for them, ba net yet been arrested Yeatcrday Rewo and Jehn Blchardsen, a partner, drove tbe team of Ilaverstlek & Sen, which Bowe bad hired en Sunday, up In front of the Cooper beuse. The men get out and went Inte the hotel. Seme person who saw the team knew mat It waa Haveratlck', and that the owner of it waa anxiously awaiting Ita return. Werd wa sent ever te tbe atable, and David Haverstlck catne te tbe hotel. He aent the team home and demanded payment for It from the two mea. They looked at each otberln aaherp'.su way, and finally Bowe sal down and wrole out a check for fC, te which a bystander saw him put tbe name of O W. Mjer, proprietor et the Cooper beu e. Mr. Haversllck aald be wanted money and Bowe tben tore up thenhiclf. He did net knew what te de, but fl -illy lift tbe hetel and went en a wild goemeboao for money which be did net get Uaverstlek colored ault against both men for false prepense at Alderman McOoneroj 'a. B'chardsen was arrested by Cenatable Cllne aud he entered ball for a bearing. Tne oanstable bad Bowe alse.but h gave blm the slip. He will likely be caugbt seen. Besides being a beat of the first waler, Bowe Is a mseblnlst. He oeroes from Col umbia and during a short atay in tbls elty bss been employed at tbreeorfeur d I tier tier eutplaces, lle is a abort man with a fiery red mustache. He 1 deeldedly " fresh " in his manners and like te talk loud and long, especially If be can get an audlenoe. Ne one seeun te knew what be doe with the teams tbat he hires and keeps away. Some peeple who knew him well aay tbat he 1 merely en a drue k and when he oemoa te hi aanss he will rquare thing up. The liverymen think dllleiently. Mirilrd In Oamfltn. Arthur V. Sutherland, a young printer of this elty, surprised hla frienda yeaterday by bielng bltnseir te Camden, New Jersey. He was accompanied by Mlsa Christie Tay Tay eor, daughter of Jehn Tayler, of 410 Poplar street, and tfie two were made man and wlfe by Nev. Isaae M. Bsgley, at bis home Ne. 001 Broadway, In the Jersey town. The young couple reliuned te Lancaster In tbe 7:i0 tialn, iu.d were met at the station by some runt's. They tocre driven at once te the rtmdimce of the bride' parents, wbere a rcoeptlen and geed time was hold held hold Ihegieom Is u groduate of the Examiner, where he vtorked toryearr, and t--dy the printers are oxtendlng thelr J3J" In con gratulation. rrciieaals far Htcntn Iliallug. 'ihe property committee of counells opened bids lut ovenlng for the steam bentlnK apparatus for the remodeled city ball. Tbe bidders were l K. H. Overdeer, tl.220 ; W. J. Smith, fl.4S3; Fllnn & Bren eman, (1,111; Jehn Best, 050 or (375; L. II. Baehlnr, 1824 ; Star Heater company, of Mt. Jey, (1,413 60. A bid waa received to day from Broetnall & Sank, Yerk, who ettered te de the work ler (1,425. Tbe oentrtot was awarded te Mr, liaohler, the lowest bidder. Oenatabla Morten Saas, Censtnble Morten, of Mt, Jey, agaluit whom ault baa been brought ler damagea for aelllng property belonging te Mr&Uanlr, baa entered a number of aulta agalnat Henry W. Ganta, all growing out of tbe aame transaction. He cbargea Gantz with assaulting and resisting him In the dis charge or hi duty and also with larceny aa bailee. Tbe aoeased entered ball before Justice Belker for bearing. I leta Three I.tra Fessa, A peculiar case haa been returned te court by Justlee Kennedy, of Intercourse. The defendsnt Is Jacob Laury, et Bart township, and tbe prosecutor Is Natbau Howe, of Karl township. The cbsrgea brought are felo fele felo nleuH entry and larceny, and the aubject et the lareeny i three live foxes, wbleh the prosecutor al leges tbat Laury atole from bis cellar lu the early part ct August It 1 a question whether stealing foxes Is lareeny, and It will, no doubt, be raised In tbls case. Laury entered ball for trial. Hail auttrr. Oae of the meanest and dirtiest gutters In tbls city la the ene en Christian atruet, between lat King aud Grant streets. The n'.ens are loose and the tilth is net earrled off. The water runs along a wheel track aud empties Inte Kwt King street In stead of tbe sewer. Tue inlet was tilled with mud, it., nearly all summer and It was but receutly cleaned, while tbe gutter was alfOAed te remain as It la. Twenty pollesuien walk up this half aquare each day and they surely must notle) Its con dition. Appointed Uaiupuiaaileg I'ellctuian. The court te-day appointed J. B. Shenk, of Martle township, apeelal otllesr for the Bawilnsvllle campuieellng. It will be opened en August 23 and close en Septem ber I, and be under tbe auspices el the Bawllnfcvil.e Methodist church. Waived a Heating. Charles M. Bare, the young man eaugbt In the act ei stealing meiey at tbe atere of J, D. Buekwalter, of Upper Loaeook town, ship, has waived a bearing and entered ball In tbe sum el iWO for trial at tbe August court. ilciueerau iuUrLlt;, The Dtmocraey of Martle, Prev Mencn end adjelulnc township wl'i r tu or;erlz nD -.cc.'iiici-iuu, tu i i4.u,.uu the Cleveland aud Tuurmau club el Hiw ltnsvllle, en next Saturday evenlDf, Xlie fa ,ar lltra. The pay car of tbe Pennsylvania rertl gladdened the hearts of the empleyta te day at the atatloe, OAUfAIOX HIUUUAFUIKS. OaDdldatea Glsvauud aud Tbauuan Treated ti tne reus of w. O. Uteaal axd Uterg If. rarker. Hubbard Bretbera have published In a prelUMly illustrated volume the Uvea of the Djuiocraile nominee for the I presidency end presidency, I eU'eeaent of U.m'icratle prlndpla com pllfttl from ihn bs writings of W.abluglen, of Washington. Jeffersen. Madisen, Jacaaen, 'Hiden and Cleveland, an account of Hr. Lenl oenven. turn and mtien vauaoie puuueai iuiujuib iuiujuib tlen. The faet tbat ee rmlnent a master of tbe pen a General Lew Wallace, the author of "Ben llnr," la engaged upon a lllr of General Harrison made the literary rxoellenee of thla rival work a matter of prime Importance, but at tbe aame time the practleal usee of a campaign hand-book could net be forgotten. W, U, Uenael, esq., nt tbls elty, and formerly of tbe Intki.li OKKCKn, assisted by Mr. Goe. K. Parker, Iste of the New Yerk jyest and a Ircqnent vlHller te Lancaster, were well cbeaen for tbls taafc, and they have en abort notice given te tbe public a work tbat I far above tbe average of campaign publications, presenting tbe msierie or two nuey uvea in a way mai compels interest ana sympathy. Ne one can read the story of Mr. Cleveland' lire, as here told, wlthuut accepting the convic tion that tbe man who new occupies tbe White Uouse Is distinguished by a sincere and manly devotion te duty and a tender ness el oensolenoe tbat are tbe rarest of qualltle. Tbe letter te bis brother which came te light in the campaign of 1681 gave tbe peeple a gllmpaeef the inside of bis mind that wsa of ureal weight with many doubtful voter. The letter waa written from tbe msyer' efllcs at BuOale en the nlgbtef hla election aa governor of New Yera, ane aispiayea a ansa sense ei ine responsibilities, of tbectlleeand devotion te high principle. It oenoludea t "De you knew that If mother were alive 1 hmild feel se much sa'er T I have always thought ber prayers had tuneu te de wltb my auoeets. I ahall ex pect you te help me In tbat way." New bat we bear se mueh of the ancestors of Harrison there la additional Interest In tbls diserlptlnn of President Cleveland's great-great-grand father given by the meat famous msn et his time, the greatest of American, Benjsmln Franklin t " tie Is a gentleman easy and sMable In hla conversation, open and sincere in hla friendship, and above any apeole of mean nea and dissimulation." Of tbat aturdy Putnam of our day, Allen G. Tburman, tbls book gtvta a most astir factory reoerd, though a life se full "f great deeds and manly snuggle sllerds Intenat for many an hour's rtauing. Tlie scuve ststesmsn of a lifetime la shown te be, like Klsmsrck, Gladstene and hla European onntemperarlM.ln the very flower of mental vigor and with all tbe pluek of youth. Last of the Reason Kzenralnn te PrnrjiiParb. Tbe church of Oeasahbwh echoel will run the last excursion te l'euryn t'rtrk ler tbls season en 'Ihurau&y, lUftnat 10, 1683, leaving the Upper heading Unpetat7i07a. m. 'llckets will twi Reed en trains leaving LaneiaWrat 12.13 and 0: 2p tn. A Unto church excursion from llarrlaburg will Jein thta exo3Uten at 1'enryn All whewl-h tospend a day en tbe mountain me cordially livt d and will be wel ceme. Tlcku's, 00 and 3) centa Fer ssle at UaHt's bonk sien-, -tnufrer's hit euro, and Fry A kcktrtsshoeaune. ler further Infor mation apply te Bie . Owens, 21 11. or pial bfnee builulug, North (Jneen mieet. I'argalns In Kailabla anal klnSsrqaee, Fer -alii Blx Klegsnl Nnw m a'akln Maciuns, S4, M.88, 41 and 41 biiit uieauieuients. War ranted Uonulne Alaska lealakln, loneon dje btrlctly flrst quality and puriect rltttng. Will sell at a sicrlrlru. Cash pnrchaaerctn seenrn a splendid btrgatn Intendlng pur chasers thU tall should net mla this apleudtd opportunity. At the City lletnl parlors, Au gust 17 and 1", rrlday and Uaturd y next. In spection Invlttd. T. II. MllAYNk, augltttd Minufactuiln furrier. TnalxTBLUassean Jen DirniTMiiNT Is fully cqulppid wltn yiral-Ulars Material and rrlnt leg Machlneiy, and Isprenaridat all times te Mil orders ler Uoekr, l-uwapapur Werk, Cuts Cuts leguu, l'llce 1 lata, Sle. li also makes a specialty et t'erferutlng aud Nuuibi-ilng, ai wellss Frlntlng liana ebecke, Cerilflcutes of Btoek, Metes, Drufte, Itecelpts, Mumerandas. lllll-heada, Letter heads, Nore beads. Butts Uejsp, Knvulepes, or anything lu the Lou Leu raertlal Frlntlng line It a'se prims Sale Hills, Festers, Froxratnmes, Hand llllli, ktc, la plalnbluck orcelotB, In a'tiucllve ehapts auddeatKns. l'rlcearnannahle. VRATllli llenaiua lu Maner tnwnablu, AUHUst 12 William ikeherts, In hla COlb je.r. Funeral aervlcea at tbe houaeatOa ra. Wed nesday, August 1 and at the U 11. chnrcb, Alounlvllle at 10 a m, Uelatlvei and friends are cordially Invited te attend, irrm his late losldenee, ene mile east of Maunlvllle. 2td tciiKiD In this el'y, en th llthlnst., .In .In sepli J., son of Jehn I' anl Albertlna tchuld, lu lha third u untb of his age. Iho relatives and Irlenaa of the family are rearecltnlly Invited te attend tha funeral, from the residence et hU parents. Ne. Bit St Jeteph sttUHt, en Wudntsday ii'ternoen u' 2 O'i'lerk Intenneint at t .Inaeph'are reinry. UAHKUTH. (Jlilcaau FretlutM Alaraea. Caioane, Aug. ll,.3ea in. Market opened. Whft-A.ug 81H0 Sept,, 81iet Oot, BiVtat May, 8dc. Cum ug, 43Q8ept., 43X0.1 OeL, VMa.i Msy.Se. Out-ug., 21X0 I Bept., S3ic. Oct., 21c May, 270 i-nrk-AUgust, 113 7J Sept, III 82), ; Oct., Lard-AugUBt, 13 S7M I Beut., Si 70; Oct, S8 8tX. Short Utbs-August, t3 10 ; Bept , IS 07U i oet,aso;K n' CLeatnn, Wheat Aug., 81?ei Bept., 23.; May, t)i;e. Cern aug., 4301 Bept., 45c ; May. WHO. OaU-ug, 8lic j Sept., 243 Mav.ttke. Oct, 8:; Oct., 44JJl OcU, 24KO.I Perk-AUg., IIS 40; Bept., 13 IIS4JX i.nt-u Aug., IS 73 1 Sept. (8 41X1 Oct, 73 ; Oct , Short Itlba-Aug , 13 w; ; BepL, as MX t Oct. $30!Jt Mew Yerk Market. Maw Yeke, Au It rieur market easier t Vine, tlvetflUJt Hnparflne, rl 1103 10 s Minu Rxtr,liN.-031S City -lli, Kxtra,(4 tOfllt Winter Wheat extrn, rl iSQi 13 Wheat Ne. 1, Bed, (tlau. Ulei Ke. 2. 91c; Ne. S, lted. Winter, Aug, Ulei Bept-, IKe i reoelpta 168,830 1 ahlpmenta. none. Cern Me. i, Ulxed, Cash, Met Aug, 83et Kept, (391 reoelpts, ISl.llO: Shlpmenu. 43,8 M. ' eau Ne. l. White, State, tneisai Ne. a. de, Ot tin 9 mixed, Aug, S Jie i Bept, 2;ic ; reeatpU. 1 100 I shipments, nuue. Bye nominal t Blaie 73c Barley nominal. Ferk dulli Old Mesa. Ill IPOH 3 Lard dull i Aug, IJ03; Sirt. s5 Ueiaaara dnll ter 60 beUlng stock, !Ue Ulack auap. Hi. Turpenune arm at 80 Vc. Jlealn steady i Htratned te geed, II 01X011 10. Feirelenm etsy i liedned la uaaM, I'h.. Freights Arm i grain te I.-mdeu, 4a Butter dtilu Wosteni Oruaumry, 13KOID3. Obeuae tasyj Western Flat, 7at!-1 Btatu rociery, 7HeW Fancy Whtw, liO Ua Ohie rtat, 7fJHe. AgK uleti ntnui, 10ei9Xe; WfMtern, 17 "unrn,rin lioflnea Uuueat, tSte i Uraauia ted 7ie. Tallew steady; l'rtmn City, 4Xc ltlc nominal t Carolina, lair tOK"Od, life. Coffee raiyi Fair Cargoes, ter Ule, llu firaln ana Froruiena. Fnrntahed by a K. Yundt, llroker. CuiOAUe, Aug. 13, l.OU o'clock p. in Wheat Cern ) Ferk. Is Auguat 811. 41 Ui .id. Bntteinher. Hi HVt Jil, H 1 Octoerr -l'i u u li 3j Deeembur fifi !(; May Sij tog 1T7J4 .... 71 b tl lUUf ,,11., ., ..,., Cruicls 98 t-.O Closing Frices-2 o'clock p. m T, ii-nb. bur ,. va. i or, xaru. Auguat.... be ream ber, October ... Ucce tuber. stay Crude OIL. .811, JW ! II II 8 73 8 73 8.74 a.i 8H 13 41 13 12 & iUi ............ ....I3X Receipts. Cor l--;u. .........,..... 273 winter Wheat rpnng wneai.... Ci rn O-u .........,....... 80 ....................................... xji xye... tarley ..............,......,,,,,,..,, .,,, "fan "fan Keeelpts Hears 8.KX) Uecelpta Caiue..., , , no The riitUurlpui. caiUs 3Iret. FhiladbU'iiu. Aug 13.-lhenclptsat ihe North FuuiieylvanU aud West l'blladelphlil drove yards were ; Fer the week Ueeves, 3 000; sheep, JS.me i Lek, 4 800. Frevteus wtem Ucee, 2.6) : Sheep, 12 MO hega, I.8JU. ' lleef cattle were lu latr requeat t extra, I un tSejgnnd. 4ifJ8e; uiedlum, ate.: ooiu eoiu oeiu in, in, 63ie Bbeep were In geed demand for the better grade, whllu oummen was net wanted al upy nsurvsi extra, 6ei geed, aQUet mo me mo eturn, SXOle; common, JXtt3u ; i,atub, Hugs wera in filr demaud at a decline V)f iies all Weateru, SV.GVe i uoetber gradts grade arrived Milch Cewa were In tilr request at 123033, MUeb Cilvea wer dmnntliicd at KUic. Fat Cows were dull al J840. Tb Lecal Lisa gleek Starker. LixaiSTaR, Am. i be roeeipta of live atw k al the yard et Jamea Hmwart for the tk endleir n-day, were 1.774 cattle, 1M bg', 79 salrea and tl horses. The iilea at this yard wem8oeaitlnand70ealves, Mockers sold at awtlSMet feeders aiK4Un tat cattle Bl 3Jt tvtu ifwaerp ai BXfpvMa i ma QIKe i and calves atsiu and til each a i Levi Hensnla's yard 7eu cattle ' etecaers and f eedars, WHO I fat wereseini me. ikj At Jehn W. Meatier yards 71 begs aa ail caiila were sold i steckc and feeders, Bitet) a it loe j batchers, IHtfe hogs, TXc rhlladalphta Fredaea fatarfeat. PrntiDBLrniiw Aug. 14, riear Arm t Bale S 030 bbl i Minn. Oaaara, 4 OOaH 60 1 Hana'a. samUy, S8eJ 90 1 Western ae. M M 09 1 Winter Pa'tnia, N7SS4 00 1 Spring de, 14739. Hyn, (11003 80 WDNl- auk Cern Aug Uau-Auc., t eeKct sept. Myet Oet MO. ' i.BI etL. Mfcei Oct.. Mkc. ,0 1 Bept , RHe; Oct , 33H0. Urameek aiarai crioaeo, Ana: l3.--catu -UecelnU. .oeot -lDin-nla. tienei marset Arm t te-s,au 0 4m stoeeers and feeders, SI eoseaei cnirs, hn'laard mixed, at 7S41 M I Texana stear.tlse 03 73, enwi.si 'OBJi hi WMiara rnaea. na u " and bal f hr eerte. tS0i se i cows el eeejl. Heis -M. eelpa, 10,000 baadt shipments, rnnni market atrnnv, highnrt mixed, as Si tJOMi oimmentnfalr, snaeessi goedtoeholce, sSe40Plg.t5BJetli ebnup itaentpu, ,ai head shipment, nnnnt market active i natives, ft 60 Ol M t Wea'ern shorn. IS erQ1 80 1 lexaa Skern, sj UkOI S3 1 lambs, t4 ceaji bu. bust tiTsairrv. CatUe Beeetpta. 8351 j shipments, iaehea4 1 market atrecg en geed at laat week's tirlees I common dull and ande lower) no ears ahtppnd te Maw Yoralte-lay. Hrwa KtKwlpta, 8300 bead I snii-uanu lioe l market ra r i FhUadelphlas. as tetl SM mixed, as 801401 Terkers, SBlXJl common 'e rair. inmije iui nir. sotebjouo, no ears shipped te New Yerk te-day. Hbeep-ltwnlnu Mali snlpuieuts, eX00 market slew i shade off Irem laat week's prlca, Haw terM Haw Tour, Aug. 18, 1 p, mMeney oleaed at IX per cent. Kxchange qnlat posted rates, It 83X04 81 1 actual rates M B4XO 4 83fer00daysanda4 87X4B4 87K for demand Governments closed Arm I currency 8's, si bid 1 1' coup., tl S7K t txra de, l 07H. bid. The stock market this morning opened duU and en moderate selling by ;Londen and traders prices decllued i te X. Chlca(?e, llnrllngten ft Qulncy was sold down en light transactions 1 per eent. The llat haa con tinued dull and nllbeut Mature. Btece aurkeea. Quotations by Ueea, MeOrann ers, Lancaster, Fa. aw verk list. 11 A. M. Canada Faciac... u. c. e, a i................ .... Colerado Ceal , .... Ua, bank UK. Sr.K. irtiuuiu rnuiuu............ Canada Beu thern... Uhlht I..Fbg Den. AUIn U , Del. LA W Krte BiK 80K see tej, 107l 4- 8ft?i SM 7l hilt S8 B7Ji IS I4H eejj ii" "or u.a it K. ft T Leu. A N L. Shere... state sseaeeee atlch Cen. ............. Missouri FoclOe Heck Valley M. "...a. .a.................. n. I Fref..... ...... ....... M.West N. Y.O...................... New England East Tounessoo Omaha Oregon Transportation.. Ontario W FaelOe Mali Hlohmend Terminal, it. I'aul Texas Pacific... , Union Factne Wabash Cem. ...... ......... ......... wauub I'ref Western U West Shere ltends raiLaDstraia. list. lh Vel B..N.Y. Fhila ra. u. ii, ueadlne', eeeeeeeaesa Leh. Nav, eeteaeeaeese 51 83M Hestenv. Fau. F. m k. ........, K. tlent............ raepina ress. ueg. as Oil Phlla. Traction IBJi aeeai mera ana Bends. He ported by J. a Leng. Pax Last value, sole. Lancaa'r Cper cenU, 1890 we loeeo inue. ... . 1UU " 4 " Boheol leanlSSS 100 M 4 " In ler 30 years. 100 " 4 - in 8 or 20 years. 100 " loienraoyoars. 100 u J . .1 .,n SorSOyeors. 100 Manhelm Uernugh lean loe 118 103 100 100 lei w 103 O 1W , , HIBOBLLaWbOCB STOCK. auty VU1B u. u....M ,,,, UlrravUle Slreet Car Inaulrlmr Frlntiuir i!emnin eeeee 80 SO 80 L ee 82 18 in te 11 13.2ft 110.10 1.03 1 80 62 50 1C8 102 110 108 .87 50 fltO 6U.UU 63 8 Oasllubt and Fuel Oemnanv eees SB ICO 3 10 in in Bovena Heuse (ltends) ,. Columbia Oaa Company Columbia Water Company BuMinohsnnalren Cem nan v.. Mariei'eillnllnw.ware ,,.,, Stever Beuse go Miller. vuieMormalseliool 23 Jjerthein Market go Kaatern Mara.it.... ee liaa Company Bends loe Columbia Uoreuab Uends loe uaarryruie u. u., ra 100 Unadlnir A Columbia It, U B'a tee aeiann r,igm uempany Western Market Lancaster Cltv Btroet Hallway Ce.. East Knd Street Uallway TDBariKB STOOXB. Hla Spring a Beaver V alley ItildKupert A Uoneshoe , Columbia A Chestnut UUI Columbia A Washington Cenes toga A Big Spring 80 80 60 23 27.73 XI 20 20 88.60 75 80 75 78 110.00 155 40 II 41 133 11 II 43 41 18 42.24 13 80 1 116 1 116.50 Ilk IIS 108 138 lis 14S 161 20 28 Mar tot Ui A Mount Jnv. jauu., unaiHiuiHiwn a miaeiei'ji, ine Lanoesterft Frultvllle , BO Lancaster A Utile as Lancaster A WUltamstewn 28 ;ancatr Maner te Lancaster A Menbetm is Lancaster A Marietta r, Laneacter at Hew Helland loe Lauoaatera Huauuehanna. 00 Lannaater A New UanvUle 98 Columbia A Marietta V.V... IB Maytown a KUaabethtewn IB Lancaster A Kphrata 9S Lancaster A WUlew Street 28 etraatiurgAMUlpert as Marleiua Maytown.... at Ban STOCXS. First National Bank 100 F umers' National Bank...,,,, 60 Fatten National Hank loe r.xncaster County National Benk... 80 Northern National Bank loe F-Miplra' National Rank 100 Ktjetone National ltank.Manhetm 100 Columbia National Bank 100 Christiana National Hrak 100 aprtrata National Bank... loe nn (rat National Bank. Columbia. 100 rOLlTlCAh. Ueinocratle Stat Ticket. Ten scrams judos. II. McCellutn, et Butquehanna oeunty.j XLXOTOBS, At Large-It. MIltouSpeer.'A.F. Keatlng.'z 1. David W Bellois, e. Aivln uav. M4ica.ei aiaaee, 8. A. II l.adner, 4. William J Latta, 6. Jehn Tailor, 6. ritnklln Walden. li. William Oent, 7, Kassell Karnes. 18. Henry K. WoedaL i9. Herman Hosier. .0. William A. Carman 7. Onerge W. I'aullng, 8 JameaBmlth, 0, Haulel .8obweyor, 21. William Mih.r. ' tL Jehn II. Habey. a. Jebn Ilnekensteln. il William F. Lanla.i' a - ,r i. uiren, II. Charles uoblnsen, li. Jehn II Keynelds, 13. Kd-a d J. aiyuer, II. stmen 1'. Llsht, a. David H.Merris. .-. James U. Caldwell,' 7. 8. T. Nelll. U. J. L. Brown. COUNTY TICKET, Cengrtn. HJllACB L. HAI.UKM4N, Chlekles. Statt Senater, Ollltmi AN UOtVa, htraaburg, Uirsmtfv, (Northern Uutrtct.) J F. KCIlTKllNAClt, Mftuhetm. JOHN U1LKY. Manhelm. Vt IbLlaU TUOMS, Milten Greve. (Seutbern District.) JAMES O, Me.PAUKAN, Orumere. Rtcerdtr, JOUNUKBUAN, Manhelm. County Solicitor. WM. U, mtlMuN, Lancaster. Jury Committientr. FlIAXKLIN CLAUK.Btrasburg. Director) eiA Peer. V. WALL, Lancaster. J. MONTUOMKUY, MeuntVtlle. iVIren Imptcter: A. L. IVlNTtlf. FroTldeuee. HICvhy F. Ujlu rM AN, Kaat Lampeter. jsicvr ad rxRTJaxsncyTa. Tuk FiNnsr "amebiean "cuam FAONltS, Qeldan Age and Hammondjperf Sec. ltnmiKK'a Liyueu stekk. CI'KOIAL AOTIOK. kj en and altr eentflrnhnr 1. riVK IHU un-,. nui u" uuucu ou iui scnoet lax re malulng unpaid W. e. M IU8U AL l Treunrer. .. . Centrn equare. ir0fllce eptn Monday and Saturday van 'nits. angStfdlt T5E0E1V1D lO DAY J OVEIlONKnUNDKKD NEW STEEL ENQRAVINQS. ETCHINGS AND FHOTOGUAPH8. I shall take great p'eaiure In abowleg these ptcturrati my irieeda and ouatemers. m ideturrs In the wlodewa every day. r te the lew ktchlug, Last Bay i" price one hundred dollars. CH 4S.lt. BAUU. it Fens Square, If aw AD VMRTJaiCJlMKTa. B AKING POWDKR ROYAL BAKING' POWDER, Absolutely Pure. THIS powder never .rarlea. A marvel of parity, strength and wholefemeneas. Mera ermemlcal than tbe ordinary kinds, and caa net be sold In competition with tbe muliltnd of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders Beld only In eons. BeraLlJAmrB rewraa Ce.. loe Wall Street. Maw Yerk. llyllydw "DvOB BALK OR BUNT A FIBST- Mi class Farm, situated two mil from Las outer city. Terms raaaenab e. Inqnlra at augillma TBIHUFF1UB. NOTIOK-FIVK PltB CENT. WILL be sddel te all rity Tax net paid en or before AUUUBT tl, 18W. nfflce hours from t a ra.tes p m npun" Monday and ealurday evenings from 7 bj 8 p. m. J.U.BATHVOW, auge-tfdtt city Treasurer. ESTATE OK FREDERICK ZKCHER, late of Lancaster city, deeeased. Letters tsstamentary en said estate having been granted te the underslgned, all persons Indebted thereto am requested te make Imme diate payment, and these having claims or demands against the same, will present tbem without delay for settlement te the under signed, reld in g In Lancaster city. rll'Lir ZEUUkB Bxecntnr. G 10 M. Bus , Attorney. augltetdTa JACOB F. BUEArFEB'S PURE RYE WHISKY. (MY OWN DISTILLATION.) MO I8 0KNTBK "QUAaa. AHSIQNKD ESTATE OF ANNIE Martin and Ueniy Merlln, her huabane, of llaphe township, Lancaster county. Tbe undnrslgned auditor, appointed te dls trlbuln the batanea remaining In the bands of Is tae Zabm, assignee, ter the bensflt et ciedl ciedl ters, f aud among these legally entitled te the aame, wHI alt fir thatputpnsn en Tnes Tnes dav,thnlithdayelBepteu)ber,l8e8 atlOrv'oleck a. in , In tbe Lierary lloemof the court Honsa. Introcttyef I ancesuir, where all porjens In terested in satd distribution may attend. WM.U.BllINTON, augil-stdTn Auditor. Q.HAND KXCUBS.ON AND PlONIO Or Tit K Yeung Men's Democratic Club, OF LANCASTER, FA.,1'0 LAUEH'S FARE, Reading, Fa., os MONDAY, AUQUSI 20th, 1888. Tickets for Bound Trip, Including entrance te Ferk, ADULTS, tl 23 1 ClIlLDBKN.We. ine Liueny comet Pand win accompany the fxcunten. train will leave outer Depot at 7:ix augll-7td PKOP09A1.8 SEALED PKOPOSALH will be received by the Watar Commis sioners an' 11 6 o'clock p m., Saturday, Angnst 18, lass, at Ne 22 uentm Square, for tht clean. lug of tne West rtservelr. the work te be done In the following manner: alter reservoir Is empty aa faraa etv can empty, the contractor Is te remove whatever water still remains at hla expense ibe contractor Is then te re move all mud In therearivf Ir.and te cart the aame away, nslng preber car j net te spill and drop tbe mad ever tbe bauBs el tbe reservoirs, and he Is tn repair all Inj ury done te banks ana feneea by hlrudr bis bands Attar all mad and Ct brts la removed, contractor Is te washlnslde of reservoir thoroughly. The above work la te be commenced aa aoen ss contractor Is noti fied te commence bv -Miwtrlntenntmtnt Watnr works, and te be completed lu six Cays after wei k is oemmenced. Bidders wilt accompany their bids with a certin-d check of ten percent, of theamunnt et their bids the successful bidder will be compelled te gtvn bend In tne aum et 1100 for the faithful perfonutneeof contract. Bids must be for ten cemplal Ien of the work. Under no clreuuialances will any extra com pensation bjsuieatd. JBBSJ. IIOIIRKU, Chairman Water Commlstleners. Atteit-JACOB HAlBtCH, Clerk. aH-5td ROFOSALS FOR CON8TBO0TIOK or bkwkb Sealed propeial will be received by the Street Commttteee. until MONDAY IcVkN I NW, AUUUBT 27, 1888. at7o'eiock. for tha con cen con atructlen et a thrue-Iuet brlLk aewer en North Queen street, bostnnleg at Old Clay street a ,a running seatheaatward te ceanectwlth uew sewer n miw clay a trait. All bldamuatbe acempanled with tbe atg natures el two or mera reapenalbla parties willing te bee'ime security i also wltb a certi fied cbnrk te th- amount of 10 per. cent, of the bid which will be terfalted te tbe city In caae of failure te aoeept the contract if awarded en o-immittea reserve tee rigat lertlert any or all bids. Hlaas and specifications ran be seen at tha office et 8. u. Slay maker. Cltv JCnalne-.r. ,. ,hl siatlenh ue. II. A ' .. Fropesals te be addreased te - Street Com Cem mlttee for construction of earers."and do de p?f,ua,ln S'1 ' "tni'Itiea box at the office or Gee. W. PInkerlen, Alderman, Ne sis North Queen street By order of u bl'BKKT COMUITTKK. Oae. W. Fikksrtes- Clerk. augl4,18,l8 JJCONOM1CAL BUYERS SHOULD GALL ON SAMUEL CLARKE, TUB FKIKNDTOTHCPUHI.in ANDTUKFOKTO II1QH FBOF1T COMFK-. TIT ION. Masen's Fruit Jars, PINTS 7te,QUAUT9, 8J0, H4.LF QALLOSS tl.10 t) UUZKN. I1J Imperted Dinner Ret for K) Ba U luipoited Tea feu form 69. as imperud 1 ellet Beu for 13.25 EXCELSIOR C00KLG CHOCKS. SCO fllxe, 830 i 750 6110,6001 1181X8.630 1 ,l21blse,83Centa. '"t A Big Bargain In Cut and ether Glassware. Fer a short time only iu make a reduction ofttpereftnt eaallOlaaswareandSOpercenL onchlDawere. FULL CREAM CHEESE, UH OKNTS FKU FOUND 4 aa Jelly for avi, orll.Ufer se as Buckets A lew of 1 at week's stye Opanera leit i fel,h 14 i Table halt and X a Best Fepper 1 at Fmncllea and 4 fts Prunea fnr23e. 6 Ba Laundry Seap and s & etar.if. for ?Bc 2 fta Cream huts aud 5 at Datca, all new 2 kin lake Tapioca and 2 as Clean Bice for gecd Scrubbing Brushes and 1 Breem ler 9 Cakes Sand Seap and 4 cakes Laundry Boap 4 a or 11 nooks Washing Powder for 25c 2 Bettle- Vanilla or Liun Kxtraeta, reRUlar ?0,LIe.,rer W Jn,t think you aovegSe" two boil les. llemtmber we guarantee these goods te be pure. F. 8. iien't, let your children cry or your women sigh, fur Marvin's -uoerler Cakea and Craekers when you can buy thrm ireah at Clarse s and as low in price as in'etler geed". SsklorthebestCefreelnthewotlt-Ciaraih'a 290 Ceffee-anil iret a cake of Chocolate fre Uoe l coffees, 12f. 1J, 13, a 22 ana xs ets a. SAMUEL CLARKE'S WHOLKSALK AND BKTAIL TKA AND OOF. FKK SrOBK, "' Store 19 and 14 Seuth Quean Bt, A-TKLkPUONE.-f: NvilUK 'FU TKEMFAH8KB8 AND QUNNEKS.-AU persons are hereby feJ. bidden te trespaas en any of the lands or the Oern wail and Speedwell estates tn Lebanon or Lancaster cennUea, whether inclesed or aatn UOMO, either ferthe parpea ofiettBgor ashing, as the law wui bertgldUy auloe4 against all trespaastng en aald Uadi of tie tm Oealgned attar thu notle. 'mw WM. COLIMAN FKKIatAV. IDW. O.FKtBMAR, Attaraaia for K.W,oeiaaoa Hi4 liaWXD TMKTnKUBRlB JTKXT DOCK TO OODRT HOUSB. EIGHT LOTS. ...,;afi, tJM'tn "Jttrte end Rigkt(tornatene-liaf rain. We have lust succeeded In por per por iiii1?i5ek Vpfaal" ThsVea. " bnalness, and pUee ihenYSi i toy SKIRTS. LOT 1 -Mad of Frail of Leem Maalle.fall s'le. row of tee, with easabrte rn file, tee. Leri-wtlllamsvm ltnaUa,dep tucked catabtla retfl,tag. LOT t.-WamsutfaMnllD, tucked, with two tucked eambi te ruffles. C70. 1.UT4 WamutU Muslin, tneltea, with rufflief Hamburg Bmercadarr, 30 LOT t,-Mltea'sklrta. Hand tl lnebe long, deeply tacked and Hamburg raffle, tie. FAHNESTOCK'S, KOB.8f387AHTKIJIOBT., aW ADrMMTtUBMBNTB. JJOOr AND BBOKS. Net Only the $1.50 BUTTON, UCI 1HD CONtBISS him Dress IN TBB OI1Y, -BUT- THE BEST SHOES ei AH Klnas for the Least Meray. TUK $1.50 HEM'S DRESS SHOES CAN B lilt IN SHOW CASK IN FBONT OF OUB BTOBK. The One-Pake Cash Heuse. ! The Luders of Lew Prices IN- BOOTS & SHOES, Ne. 8 Et&t King Street, LANCASTER. PA. T HE IxA bT WEEK OF THE- GREAT THIRTY DAYS CLEARING SALE -AT ASTRICH'S PALACE OF FASHION, 13 East King Street. A few gentle reminders that this is the LAST WEEK of this Great Sale. Saturday is the Last Day ! Ball Trimming, all colors, one cent a yard. Large Black Bead Orna ments in Leeps, at 10c. Cord and Tassels te girdle, at iec. A let of Silk Tassels at one cent apiece. One let of Beige Oriental and Fancy Lace at 2c a yard. Fancy Worsted Trimmings ier wraps, all colors, at iec a yard. Braid Trimmings, all colors, at iec a yard ; one let at 5c. Satin Parasols at 50c. Embroidered and Hem stitched Handkerchiefs, four for 25c. A let of Silk Gloves t 37c ; lermerly 50 te 75c. A let of remnants of Black Lace Skirting at almost half price. Dotted Drapery Net, inches wide, at one, dollar. 56 Best FRET ECKERT Braided Grenadine, 75c. Black Spanish Chantilly Nef, at 75c a yard. Ladies' Gauze Vests at 12c. Beys' Waists, 15c. Ladies' Ribbed Lisle Vests, 15c. French Balbriggan Vests, silk stitched, 29c. Yeu can see hundreds of Geed Bargains if you call en "s. One let of Eiderdown Cleth at 25c a yard. ASTRICH BROTHERS. NIGHT GOWNS. LOT 7,-Frutt of Leem Mnslln. M ei her Hub bard front and back. Hamburg edged, B6c. LOTS. Waraantta Mnalln, trimmed with amureiuery ana laaaruen, 7ae. ear These reeds are perfect tn every re ion's trad i a law gar 1 from baiid leg. Bee iKet.iade for ibis aaseni men's are slightly soiled from hatdlng. VUVfU -9A4IJT. ZasVrTOAanill.PA. KB W AD VBRTiBKUKNTB. IITA NTED-AG1BL, FOB QENEBAL we Housework. Apply te Mas. a awn. angle-lwd Ne. 44t Bast Orange SU AGENTS WANTED FOB THE BALE of tbe FYKOLKTBR FIRBFXTIMOOIBHBK. Call at the Leepard Hetel ler one week. angle-lwd UEA BATH1NU AT HOME, GO.TO- - OOOHBAM'3 DRUG bTORF, Nes. U7A139 North Queen St, And get some SB A SALT ana Water aath at home. aava a Baa 1uThA FOR KBNT-THBSTORE8 AND BABE ment Keims In the Farmer1 reuthem Market Henae will be ready for occupation about aepumber let. sealed bUs for tbs ren tal will be received at Ne 120 Seuth Queen street en or before Angnst ntb, statlugthn purpose for wh-eh te be used, and alseat what rate of Tent per annum. .. anHTe&in H. l. rBAlLBT, Secretary. T3TJ3INE8S COLLEGE. Lancaster Business College, NO. UK KAST KINO STBKKT. Day aesslens begins MONDAY, 8 KPT. 3. I.vrnlng Bnl ms begin l'OK8UY,SKFr.4. Apply at rooms, or address. H. O. WHIDLBR, Prln. aus-4 tfdR 1888. 1889. Seventeenth Annual Tem OrTHKUNlTXDSTATKS. MR.O.R.GLEASON, Kins; of Herse Tamerp, Assisted by his cempny of trained and ex peilenced Lersemen, wlil open the teasen at MeQrann's Park, Lancaster, FBIDAY KVKKINO, AUG. 17, Continuing Four Xvenlngs. A'se a Grand FerfO'mnce CAiUKOAY aFjEBNOON. AUGUn r 18th, at S 00 p. m Mr. Gleaen wll bandle at each exhibition ha'ter pellers, shyers horses airald of steam or B. K. cars (a a peel -u engine en i he vreunds for this purpete), horses ad te shoe, balkers, klekbrs and runaways. Horses will be broken el any bad habit In a few mementa publicly t no secrets ; no charges ibets wishing their heraea broken win me Mr Uleaaen's gent at Flas A Ueerr'a Ofllce. Me.th Queen atrtct, any time during tba week. Tha Fai k wlil be lighted bv Xlectrle Light. Kxhlbltlens, Friday Kvenlng. August 17. at 815 p m ; eaturday p. rn., August is, at S o'clock, ADMUBION aSCKNTi. AVUerses Uandled Free of Charge. auglt-lwd CLOTH I NU. G BEAT REDUCTION. Fine Tailoring At Use Greatest Beduotlen ever made te ra dios a heavy stock, at H. GERHART'S Fins Tailoring Establishment, 43 NOHTII QUKEN STBEKT. Only Direct Importing Tailor In the Cltye Lancaster M ABT1N BBOTUEB8. The kind of Flannel Shirts we are telling every day was worn without a Vest In tbe speaker's chair lut week. ThU Is the age of comfort. They Wear Them In Congress! FOK- Durabiliiy, Reliability, Originality, Popularity, And tbe best for tbe least money In Clothing and Farnlahlng Goods ter Men, and Beys und Children, jeu'il find us In the lead. MARTIN BRO'S Clothing and Famishing Geedl, 88 NOJ1TH QUKKN ST. F. B. Campaign Club Equipments. Ge, our prices. w lLLlAMMON Ct FOai'Kit. JUST IN THS HEIGHT OF THE- EXCURSION SEASON! SOUS FOR TAB OCCASION. Cheap I Oheap I Oheip I A Gent's All-wool Cheviot Suit, I.B.10; former price, lis. oe. Gem's -li.woei Fancy Cheviot Suit, 112 00 1 former prlne, lib 00. a Gent's All-Weel Light Serga Suit, 110.00 former price, I lioe. A Bey's All-wool Short Taut Suit, 13 60; former price, ba oe. Bey's Shirt Walsh), 3), 10, and 73 Cents. NXW DSSIQMS IN CAMPAIGN EQUIPMENT?. Williamson & Fester, 52. 34, 36 & 38 E. KING STH J ANUASTKB, fa, BRANCH STORE, NO. 318 MARKHT STB BET, UAHttlSllUBG, PA, tu
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