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A Description el lite Alterations In His Inti-
tler of the Bnlldlt-ew ScseerT and
New Otatri-A I 1st or Sema nl the
Shnm In Be Here TWi Seaina,
The Fulton opera house has been most
thoroughly altered, lmproveil nutl fecautl-
Bed Inside and out, and will be openod let
the season en Hiturdny evening, nnder the
mitiigeinent of Mr. W. M. K, Williamson.
The opera house U new owned by Messrs.
Procter A Bouller. Mr. JVoelor Is the
owner or leasee et wero than twenty opera
houtandtheatrc, and Mr. Soulier la In
terealedwlth blm in Falteu opera heuse,
and the Grand epera house and Academy
at Musle In Wilmington, Del.
Doting the aamnier Mr. Williamson has
been oentUntly engaged In waking exten
sive Improvement In Knlten opera home.
The outside of the building and the weed
work of the lobby have been handsomely
painted by Mr. Uartman Moero. The fleer
of the lobby has been laid In mat bio tlle
byHowelUt Oruger and the walls bave
been meat artlatlcally papered and band
painted by J. B. Martin A Ce., the designs
lelug et Jarancie pattern and elegantly
executeu. A etalned glass window botween
the lobby and the manager's room has a
veryyretty effect.
Tb ticket oflleo aud wanager'e rooms
have been removed from the south te the
north side et the lobby ; the old Iren guard
around the ticket box has been removed
and the front of the ticket box has been en
larged se that a chart of the eeata sold mid
unsold Is bolore the eyes el the purchaser
et tickets. Tlcketn sold at this box are ler
the parquet and parquet circle only.
On the north side or the ticket ollleo Is
another box for the tale or tickets te the
gallery, and the entraoee te the gallery lit
by a stairway ou the north side el the opera
house. Exit from the gallery Is made by
this stairway and by auother en the south
aide or the building. Thore are two ether
stairways leading from the gallery te the
lewer lobby, but thste will only be openod
In case el cmorgenoy,
Jlaek of the manager's ollleeln ainem
called the " bill room," In which lKwters,
hand bills, Ac, are handled, and back et
this is a toilet room with permauent wash
tand and all ether conveniences.
intkiuer ok tup. erimA iintiHi:.
On entering the auditorium great changes
are noticeable The soils et the parquet
have been remeyrd, and replaced by fold
ing opera chairs upholstered In leather.
These are very light and comfortable, and
fold up, se that persons wishing te pats
seits that are occupied have no dillleutty In
doleg te. Under each set Is a rack In
which gentlemen can place thelr hate, and
thus prevent them from belne rolled.
The parquet circle leeks mueh as It did
before the Improvements, but bofero the
season is ever It tee will be provlded with
opera chairs and additional aisle. The
walls of the auditorium have been newly
papsred and the aisles laid in handsome
carpets by J, 11. Martin it Ca
The old railing around the orchestra box
baa been tern away and the front et the
stage cut down several lnehes, which glves
a better view te persens occupying front
stats. Ihe musicians (Iiurger'n orchealra)
will appear In full uniform. Annmboref
new electrle llRhte, with ahndce, hate been
put In te light the erchestra.
The drop curtain has been repainted end
supplied with new drapsry, and all the
scenery en the stage Is entirely new. There
arotwcnty-nveeotis, and et these thore Is
one combination piece that can be litlllred
into sixteen or mero straight pieces'. Heme
et these scenes are much liner than any
ever seen In Ijincaster, and equal te any
seen anywherr. Mr. (Jliarles iluleal, the
artist, will be here early In .September te
paint many ethor pieces of new scenery.
The electric light of the opera houee has
been iccreastd abent 25 per cent. and Is
new estimated te be 3.400 candle pewer.
The electrle apparatus for producing stage
effects Is very oempleto. The lights in
riles, the footlights and in all ether parts of
the hall cannot only be turned en aud oil
a', will, but they cm be turned up or down
gradually, Ihosame as gas lights, and ouch
one is independent of the ethers, se that
any number of lights desired may he had
at any time.;
The footlights consist or 'M wbite, i!i red
and 25 green lights. 'I he etoetrlo lighting
was all put In under the management of l.
U. Bhaw, or the Kdlsen Klcctrle works, this
city.
An olectrle bell conueota the Htage with
Sprcnger's Baloeu. It rings oue minute
before the curtain rises and thus gives gen
tlemen who have te go out te "soe a man"
an opportunity te get back te thelr a eats In
time.
The epera house Is In telephene oontioo eontioo oentioo
tlon with all parts et the cltv.
vi.AH at;i n.Ar.nH noeici.n
The following plays and players were
booked for appoarance up te Monday last
"Jley Here," Gee. Helland, tiedmund
Birry ; " i)r. Jeykll and Mr. Ilyde,"
Bunch or Keys." "'Ala," Annie I'lxley,
Edwin Arden, Maggie Mitchell; Flem
ing Dramatic company ; " Kindergarten,"
"Black riag," "Jim, the I'enman," "UeUl
by the Knemy," (Jlalre Scott, 1'rank
Frayne, Mrs. McKce Kankln, "Da the
Thames," "Over ihe Garden Wall," Hardy
and Ven I.eer, "Tin Holdler," Charles T.
Kills, Deckstailet's minstrels, Thutcher,
Primrose & West, "Burr Oiks," IVank
Maye, .Fanny Davenport, M'lla Jibes,
Strakcsch opera company, McCaull opera
company, Caelne opera company, llomietl
A. Moulten epera company, Wilbur opera
company, Dewllug A. Hansen, Teny
Paster, Htetsen'a "I nole Tem" com
pany, "Keep It Dark," l'at itoenoy,
1'lorence Hlndley, Our Picnic," " Irish
Hearts," Couldeok In "lla79l Kuk,"
"Peck's Bad Bey," "Lest in Louden,'
Milten Neb es, Mis. Langtry, Mrs J as
Brown Petter, Fred Warde, J as. i, Down
ing, "Evangeline" American Opera com
pany, Dlxey'a "Adenis," 'i '.j," Goe. 11
Adams in Up, She, Him Her," "She,"
McNl8b,Ittu7i iV Atno's mlertrels, Austra
Han Novelty company.
Ordinarily the price of tickets will bone
cents; dress circle 30 cents; gallery IS cents.
The Bist two rows of the gallery will be
furnished with opera chairs and Ter these
an additional charge of 5 cents will be made.
When some great "star" puts In an ap
pearance tickets will be higher say Te
cents for parquet ; T0 ter dresj circle ; end
25 for gallery.
Beats may be purchased and reserved
without extra charge a weak in advance et
performance.
Mr. I. B lttnebart, who has had ieen
years' experience, will till the recpenslble
position of stage carpsnter and he will also
handle the electrle apparatus.
There are jiatent fire extinguishers all
evor the stage, and es there is net any gas
in the building a Are Is next te an Impos
sibility, Mr. Williamson says the heating
apparatus Is one of the very best he ever
aaw.
The old tlcket olllee, ou the ttentli side of
the main entrance, has been convertod Inte
very pretty cigar store, of wbleh Mr. Kll
W. Htener Is proprietor. He thoroughly
understands his buslntsi and has In stock
everything pertaining te a urid-elafs store.
After showing the gentlemen of tbe piesi
everything that was te be seen, Mr, Wil
liamson conducted thorn and many ethers
10 the stage, whero a genereus set-out was
provided ter them.
Colerrd 1'iejile In court.
It is a well-known fact that lbs colored
tretber and slater would rather attend
qaarier seuden court than a cake walk
ad a large number managotnget them.
Mlvei eubru-aaed as wltnessea. TJpstalT
Flery ceuuuu the colored people in the
court loom at last evening'n session and
the number lu the colerod quarter In the
rcew wm ene hundred and eighteen.
A LIST OP JUBOnS.
TtttfAie Drawn from lbs Wliselte hiteln
the Otlelur Cenrls.
Judge iilvlngsten, tiherill Uurkhclder,
Jury Commlssiencra DUlerand llyus drew
the following Jurers te-day te serve In the
Octeber courts or common pleea and quar
ter sessions :
Onartrr SMlen, October 1,
Israel Bear, merchant, Karl.
Jonas U Nlsley, tarmer, Kat Jlompfleld.
Wash Walker, mason, West Uemptleld.
lsaae It Keyer, cigar m'fr.. West Karb
1. V. Mnssslmaui larmer, Htrasburg twp.
lsaee Carpenter, clgarmaker, U Denegal.
Frank Brlukmen, paper hanger, Ith
ward, cltv.
K. it. Hcrr, druggist, 7th ward, city.
I). M, Krb. tobacco larmer. K. T.ampeter,
Jacob Wert, broemmaknr, W. Lim pater.
Goe. IJ. Salad, cigar m'ir., KastCocallce.
Abram Kline, lumber merchant, Man
helm borough.
Jehn A- Clark, merchant, Dili ward, elty.
James 11. Pegan, farmer, Martle.
I H. Kelst, farmer, Man helm township.
M. K. Hener, farmer, l'equea.
Jehn E Lant7, farmer, Htrasburg twp.
Jesiah Lit tie, grocer, nth ward, elty,
S. P. Buyera, farmer, Salisbury,
Jacob M. Donllnger, farmer, I.saoeck.
Jehn G. Beet, cigar m'r., Kast Coeslloo.
Tayler Gable, confectioner, Columbia.
C. U. Ceulo, farmer, Mt Jey township.
Wm. liflcbler, tailor, 0th ward, city.
Lewis W. May, merchant, Columbia,
.lames (lcen. nuddler. Columbia.
JoelS. Kaby, luanufacturer, O'.h watd,
cltv.
Frank A, Hcgcner, shesmaker, 3d ward,
city.
David N. Landls, farmer, Kast l.smpiter.
S. C. Pinkerton, cuerchant, MU Jey
Borough.
Chas. G. Bates, grccer, (1th ward, city.
j t iram . xeung, miner, manor.
David Uartman, clerk, U h ward, city.
Andrew Neble, farmer, Sadsbury.
Kphralm E, Uornley, farmer, Mt. Jey
township.
Oliver Simmons, mains, Kist I,iiipeler,
Jehn ruiterltnc, smith, Mt, Jey town
ship. .1 H. Hnydnr, iiierchant, Columbia.
Henry Hunting, saloeukcopor, 21 ward,
city.
V. 11 Itrackblll, farmer, Paradise.
II. 11. KelOnj der, fanner, Kllzabeth.
S. Celuiubus blovensnii, cabtnotmnker,
Martle.
Jeseph M Krelder, bank moasenger, 3d
ward city.
Jehn l.'jch, clgarmaker, Warwlek.
II, B. Derwnrt, printer, Cth ward, elty.
Harry Ganl7, bnckmaker, 8th ward, elty.
Jteesfl White, carpenter, Salisbury.
Chtlstlan Fasnnelit, carpenter, Kail.
Uonmieti l'lcar, Orlubtr III.
M. 1 Oborhnlt7er, farmer, Maner.
Henry U Kahleiuan, farmer, Mt. Jey
township.
Jonas K. Hnstetter, fsnner, I'ast Denegal,
Edward MoMullen, (armor, I'enn.
II. ,H. ltuttur, dreer, l.eaceck,
(tea S. Budseeker, llveryman, Columbia.
Jacob Illller, carpenter, Columbia.
Adam Matin, carponler, Marletts.
Ames E. lllfser, farmer, Mt Jey twp.
F P. 1) Miller, grojer, Columbia.
Jehn M Stern, farmer, Kaphe.
J. A. Welmer, farmer, Drumore.
A. S Hammend, printer, 3d watd, oily.
W, '. Uener, merchant, nth ward, city,
N, Davis Scott, farmer, Fulton.
11. M. Gralder, olerk, ML Jey borough.
Charles U, Siubbs, tanner, Fulton.
(loe. A. Kberly, dealer. Sth ward. elty.
Ham'l Bevd, coal and lttmber, Drumere
Edward It Nagle, butoher, Ejihrata
Jehn W. Urban, merchant, (Juneslega.
Jacob K. Bsnck, farmer, Laneas ter twp.
Adam B Stvelgait, farmer, Eplirsta
Jeseph ('. Keener, coal tUalcr, Ellribelh
town.
lanen, Martin, tnlller, Earl.
Way no Carpouter, farmer, West Karl.
Thee. A, Eliser, gent, 21 ward, city,
James Eager, feline bender, 3d ward, oily.
Ell Aiilthnuse, trncker, lCden.
Wm. H. Burns, printer, 3d ward, clly.
Solemon H, Hoevrr, farmer, W.Denegal.
Jacob Wolf, algar mauulacturer, W.Karl.
Jehn G. Wnrfel, prlnter, 2d ward, elty.
Jehn C. Stebor, farmer, West Onoulleo.
Heraco (I, Myers, tnnkoepor, Strasuurg
boreugli.
J, (J. Barten, farmer, 1'pper l.eaoeuk.
Prank P. Killlun, cigar manutaeturer,
Kait Cocalfce
Jehn J, lieng, farmer, Drnuinre.
Joel Wnnger, miller, West Earl.
Oicar Yeung, cigar nianuTr, Warwick,
Jacob H. AltiHser, farmer, tipper l.eaoeck.
Jehn Unchoneur, farmer, West IiSiupoter,
Ames Gllbeit, farmer, Eden,
Ihhse Wetdman, farmer, Ephrata
Win. H n tier, clerk, Olh sard. clly.
AH red Dlller, whoel ml'r, 3d ward, oily.
Jehn W liter, cooper, West Lampeter.
Jehn B. 1 1 ob, coal and lumber, Warwick.
Jen H.Urnikblll, farmer, Straaburg twp.
Henry Horshey, collee reaster, "Hi ward,
city.
Cmiimen I'lcal, OrV'li'r Vi,
Sam'l K Stnutler, cigar tiianufactuier,
daniRtewii.
Adam H Heiim, gent, Ephrata.
( W. Stovenson, olerk, Columbia.
JohnTraey, moulder, Columbia.
Jehn P, Setiaum, merchant, -Ith watd,
city.
Win. Brady, edge ioeIh, Ctli ward, elty,
Henry ltowe, taruier, West l.ampeter,
DiVla II. Uuber, fanner, Martlc.
Jehn Wolf, Binltli, tilt ward, elty.
Jeseph It. Itoyer, confectioner, -Ith Maid,
city.
Mennn 1 1 ei Hh y, tuorehant, Sallabury.
Hotiben Garmau, farmer, Curnareu,
Jehn M. Miller, trueker, Pequea.
Gea EvanB. farmer, Drumore.
Petor Wohlsen, builder, 7th ward, elty.
Jehn E Albrbiht, smith, East Denegal,
Wm. A. Hnttshu, gout, 7ih ward, elty.
lllram 1. Erb, morehsut, Clay.
tf Irani Leckard, moreiiant, Wesi lieiuii lieiuii
fle'il U:sT.erth Mont7er, clgarmaker, Eirl.
Christ. 11. NIasley, gent, Eist Denegal,
Wm. 11 l.ynnB, farmer, Providence,
Henry S. Hrsto'.ter, farmer, Manhelm
township.
Jehu N. Huber, carpenter, West llemp
fleld. Frd Oldweller, farmer,ML Jey township.
C. i;. Iliirkliohler, (armor, Warwick.
Ptinics W. Kriy, tubacje dealer, Cth ward,
city.
Jehn 11. Sollenberger, tanner, Brecknock.
M. ('. Ktlllan, clgnr mt'g , E. Cocallce.
Nathaniel Ityan, sexton, 7th ward, city.
Adelph liiriheld, cigar mf'g , Manhelm
boieugn.
Christian B Herr, farmer, Eden,
Abram If Bailsman, farmer, Maner.
II. S. HtuHhcy, justlcoet peace, Columbia,
Henry Bewman, merchant, Maner.
Harry A, McNabb, clerk, 7ih ward, city.
Peter It Will, mllier, Penn.
Jehn Duttenliotler, olerk, Columbia.
A. B. Beet, clerk, Mt. Jey.
Jehn K. Stener, hardware, 1st ward, elty.
And. J. Muster, nphclsterer, Columbia.
Win. NluJemyer, smith, Manhelm twp.
Goe. Milu", cabinet maker,KllZTibBthewn.
Way no Uartman, fanner, Ell7abetb.
Isaaa Eckmae, farmer, Pequea.
Chas. K. Arndt, merchant, Muuhelm
borough.
Gee Metrer, smith, Eist UempUeld.
Jeseph 0. Mathetts, Justice, Elizabeth.
II 1 Auxer, tinner, Dth ward, oily.
Samuel Wlte, carpenter, Brecknock,
Ilarvetl iiuiaa Merineu.
A haiv&at homeBormon will be preached
at St. Stepheu'ri Evangelical Lutheran
church, by the pastO'J Bev. E. Melster, ou
Hundy moruteg. Une church will be
handsomely dcoeratcd. In thoeuutuga
children's festival will beheld.
Hcgtr Auiiutaled.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Katle Beas, an
employe of Ne i oetton mill, residing en
Maner street, wasoleanlng the gearing part
et the machinery when the tlrst linger ea
the right hand was caught and lacerated.
A Burgeon empute'ed the linger.
Fer the )ulitlcr.
Pension was Issued en Thursday by the
department te Jacob F, Bender, Lancaster ,
and rrltsue and Increase te the following :
Martin N Stark, Lancaster , Henry Herner
Lancaster Jacob E. Meyer, Brlokervllle ;
Christian Wise, Lincaster ; BenJ, h,
Grcll, Lancailer,
Ileiurued te Court
Edward Harris was heard by Alderman
Birr, last erentng, en charges of asiault
and battery, preierrel by his wlfe. The
acciifed was requlred te give ball for his
sppeararjce at tbe November se slen of
court
I'raiijr I'liolegraplit,
A fracoe containing several rUe photo
graphic pictures of tbe Algenuuln club, as
they lately appeared In camp, is displayed
In the window of U. A. Schmidt, North
Quejn street. The pictures were taken by
A, V, Bentne, 415 Beeth Quatn street
DEATHS OP UU1I.UIIKN.
Emuia ttattil Hiss Snddsulr While In Ilea
et Heart Ulssaie,
Cei.U3iittA, Aug. 21. Emma Warfel, a
four-mnnths-eld child of Abram S. War
fel, of Lincaster avenur, wen found dead in
bed this morning at 0 o'clock. The mother
was awake all o'clock when the child sp
peared te be well, When she aweke at the
later hour the child was lying dead at her
side, Depnty Corener llershey was noti
fied and ompanellod the following uiyt
W. M. Boynton, Jehn I'hatfant, Orvlile
UI.I.U.. t I. ret . . it ii..iikm
uiuuvifli et J. Jlillliuill, Ut v J iuuiujt,
and V. Smith. Dr. A, Craig made an
examination and stated that tbe deilb was
due te heart trouble. The verdict of the
)ury was In accordance with the lacti1. The
funeral will be held en Sunday alternoeu
at 2 o'clock,
Mary E. Kaulr, a three months-old child
of David Kaulr, of Maner street, died last
night at 8 o'clock from rholera Infantum.
The funeral will held en Saturday morning
at 10& o'elock. Interment In Washington
borough.
Til Third Day of !) Centennial.
The military and Bremen commltlee C(
the conteuninl held a meetlcg last evenlng.
The seven orgaulntlens repreoented en the
oemmtltoe approved the action of the com
mittee about the entertainment or the
guest. They will be entertained at the
same hour en the third day in tbe vicinity
of the rink and park. Each organization
will Invite ten ladles who will meet In the
armory en Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The ladles appointed will have power te
invite ethor ladles te assist thorn. A can
vass will be made of the town ter assistance
te entertalti the visitors. Several oommlt eommlt oemmlt
teos wero appointed te precure tablet), tin
cups, ote.
Hiielei) snd (Jluli
The O. S. society held a nice lug last
etenlng at the resldcnce of Miss Bertie
Oltey, en Walnut street The following
officers were elccted : ProMdent, Geerge
Yeung; viae prosldent, Uilph Swonney ;
secretary, Miss Margle Swlngler ; corres
ponding secretary, Themas Me!7j;ar; trea
surer, Miss l.irzle Hardy; editor, Miss
Bailie Frank.
Photographer W. Bailey took a group or
fourteen members of the Columbia Tennis
emu issi evening, ou their grounds en
Chestnut stroeb
A camping club, composed of twonly twenly twonly
llve ompleyos of the I'. It It, will be or
ganized en Sunday,
The Jelly "Twctity-1 he," will return
from thelr camp at Vlrglnsvllle ou Satur
day ovenliig,
The Bed and Gun club will gn te thelr
eamp at Falling Wrtters, Va , en Monday,
September it,
Bevarat Atclitenu
Geerge Smith, liquor doaler en Seuth
Frent slioet, foil en the pavement in front
of his houselast ovevlng, cutting nn ugly
gash In his head. Dr. Markle attonded the
Injured man.
Abram Eagle, a drayman, was crossing
the railroad In the oenl chute?, yesterday,
Just as shitting onglce Ne. tH.S was np
proaehlng. The bearding at the chute pre
vented the driver from soelnr; the cnglne
until he was en the tracks. 'I he wagon was
struck and badly damaged, but the driver
and herse fortunately esosped injury.
The Y. M. O. A. and Our BeyB will play
agamoef ball en Saturday Httorneon en the
Y, M. C. A. greundr. Each club has wen a
game and this game will be for the champ,
lenshlp.
The Y. M. C. A. aluli will go te Lancas
ter en Thursday te play the . M. t. A.
club et that place.
The hank olerks and business men played
a giime of ball yesterday nftorneon In
which the fortuer were beaten. '1 he gnme
was very amusing and Bineng the features
wero tbe pitching et the binketH and the
batting of the business men. Suven Innings
wero played when the score stoen te ll
In favor et the business men.
Wm. Kelloy and E. W. Mellen wero
arrosted yesterday by the P. It. n pollce
for train Jumping. Hqulre So!lygaethoni
twenly days.
During the mouth of July the P. 11. It.
rellef paid the following bcnellts te em em
peoyes In tewn: Eight ucoldentP, ills,
sloknesB, thlrteen empleyes, H7tt0 total
amount, vii su,
Henry Shell, of the Centennial hotel, had
a large Biiapper which he Intonded servlug
te bis frlendfl, A day or se age he took
severat Irlendu te soe the tutlle and found
It mlfslng. A bunt was made snd the
snnpper was found making tracks for the
river, 'lhls morning It was kllled nnd
snapper soup will be setved cnHaturday
evening,
AID I KKMIt Milt 4.
The Nermal Scheel te Iteupru rieptKiulitr
1 -Itiut Nal llrler ,V Ijiumiur
Itnllnar te Us Unlit.
Mu.i.KHsviia.K, Aug. 21. The Nermal
will open, with all elty and boreugli roIieoIh
iu tins state, en the'td of September, Town
ship schools here will open en same date.
But few of the faeulty of the tormer are
here or lme been bere ell vocation, but
they are coming ene at a tlme. 'J he
greunde nover looked se pretty as they de
new, and the ladles' lawn with Its abundant
grass, beautiful llower betW and ralnlug
fountains, Is admlred by all.
Wheu 11. L, Bewman came from Pitts
burg three weeks age and took his tied
with typhoid malaria It looked llke a
serious struggle with him, but be is up
again, though stleklng closely ln-decrs.
He has lest 20 or 30 pounds. He will net
be able te return te Pittsburg for soeral
weeks.
Twoef our young men who tiae lived
In MUterai llle since early boyhood will
leave nex t woek for the oeal regleus te teacb,
Molars. Chas. F. Mlohenor and 1, K. Wit Wit
uier. The former will assist the boieuKh
superintendent In the high Boheol of Ash
land, where his brother, Piet. Jesse H
Mlchener, has Just resigned the Btiporlnton Btiperlnton Btiporlnten
deuoy te engage In soheol work In Phila
delphia The latter gees as principal et the
eight schools et 1 rackvllle. He rocelvod
last week the gratifying intelligence that the
school beard lmd decided te lnorcase tLe
azreed-upen salary lie dollars per month.
The managers et the Safe Hsrbir relllug
mill assure us that the projectst railroad
through this quiet town will bs built, a
large part of the right of way having been
secured.
Mr. S. M Ynliy will start next week for
Ann Harber, Mleblgau, where he will
spend tin ee yeara lu the state university
in the I'udy of modlelne. Mr. Jna A
Wsgner, who la reading modlcltie with lit.
J. L. Mewery at Letert, (Masenvllle), in
this township, will enter the same lnaiiln
Hen a year later. Mr, J. II PicLle will
pursue the same study lu the lulverslty
of Pennsylvania, beginning the coming
autumn.
taut Illtuiliied.
Elmer Dyer, arrested for assault and I at
tery nn Charles Ulley, had, a hearing lofero
Alderman Spurrler last ovenlng aud was
discharged en payment of oests, Mr. Hllty
uei caring 10 prosecute the caae
further.
any
Willlug lu This uny
it-e Misjes Junnle aud Marin Pelcal,
Brandchlldreu of the late Bev. Dr. Jehn
Pelssl, of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs D
W K. Pnlsal, Seuth Prince stroet
t'lcaianlly jurpriacd,
l.astuveulng a large nnmber et Ir euds
tondered MissMattieHtlinaaBiirprlse party
at her home, en St Jeseph street. ecal
and Instrumental musle was rendered, and
at midnight the guests wero Invited te par.
take of a supper. During the evenlng Miss
Llrle Tayler rendered n few soprano tolo" telo" tole"
tlons. bale el lliennrd Oregon llnraea.
O. t. Wharten A Ce. will, en Wednesday
August 29, at 10 o'elock a in , at the Lau.
caster ste ck yards, pell two car toads of flne
bleed ml Oregon horse i weighing from POO
te 1.800 pounds, Ne postponement en be
count of weather. Ne limit, no re serve.
Terms cash,
at Tni:tit sfcciat, mgeiine.
Tbe nurg Men's Democratic Club l'aai Seme
Itesoliuieus.
A s fecial meating of the Yeung Men's
Democratic club was held last evening.
The attondance was very lArge.
Thomatter or unllertnlnn the club was
dlsousaed and roferred te a oammlttee.
The oemmtttoo et arrangementa of the
late oxcurslen or llieclub te Jteedlng made
detailed report, from which It appeared
that alter paying all expenscs, thore had
been reallred from the sale of excursion
tlckets enough meney tollquldate the ontlre
Indobtednoss el the club.
A resolution et thanks for thelr excellent
mansgoment was extended the commltteo
by a unanimous vete et the cluk
The following resolutions wcie also unan unan
tnensly adopted,
Ilttelverf, That his honor, the mayor or
Beading, be thanked for the many oeuite-
sies suewn us, ana me Kinu way in wcicu
he took care of its.
Jtevih eel, That the thanks or this elub be
extended te the Amerlcus club, or the city
of Beading, fur their kind reception te the
moinbers of our club and the hospltable
manner In which they entertained us en
the occasion of our oxcurslen te tbelr elty,
August 20, 18)8.
JletelveJ, That the thanks et this elub
boextendodto A.M.Wilsen, division su
perintendent of Philadelphia A Heading
railroad company, for the exoellent ae
oemmodatlon be furnished the " Yeung
Men's Domecratlo Club," en the occasion
of their cxourslen te Beadlng, Pa , Angnst
20, i&HS, aud also te Wm. J, .legler, the
gentlemanly agent of same read, stationed
at Lancaster, ter the assistance and Infor
mation he furnished the excursion party.
Itctelt of Hall Game.
The championship games ou Thursday
resulted ss fellows : Philadelphia 3, New
Yerk 2, Washington (!, Bosten 1; Chicago 3,
Detroit 2 ; Pittsburg 7, Indianapolis 0 ;
Cleveland 1, Cincinnati 0.
The Loe Line tleteated the Ivery club
hv the score of U te t at Atlilolle park en
Th'irsday.
(lrniil(d hy the (InriiiMH.
Londen, Aug. 21 Advices from Acera,
In the Geld Coast Colony, iitate that a force
censtating of black and K roeboy s oemmaded
by three German elllcers,bas oecuplod Ad Ad
delal te the nertli of Bagahll, and near te
the Beekman territory. The Invaders
have holited a German tUg, and named tbe
P'.hce Blsuiarekbitrg.
tltelurnlng lu Thelr Ueuieis
1 he 200 ohlldren itent out last woek from
Philadelphia by the Open Air lund asso
ciation of that city te the Cumberland val val
tey, passed through this city en the Day
Kx press this aftorueon en their home ward
trip.
Wnnleii A1IIU lliuultig
CiiArTvvoeiiA, Tetin., Aug. 21 The
big woolen mills at Clovelaud, 'lenn., are
en tire. The buildings used for dye room
and carding lieuse is completely dostreyoJ.
Great ellerts are being made te save the
main building. 130,000 worth et property
have been destroyed.
Weut in Atlantic- fjlty.
Mis. Jacob Penl7 and daughters, and Mr.
Goerge W. Byerly, have geno te Atlanlle
City te Bpeud seme tlme.
Tim place te tiny imported l aulerns W
IteUt's Ills stock li tieavy, tits prlcea lower
than nny ethor lionse In tbe city. He has
iHHiKhtthe original importation lajrn Alse
huaaqnarters ler Flags.
llnrklngmen's Annual Cheap l'tciuslnii
te Atlanile City en Punday Au(?ust .M.
Bpeclul train leaves IJiiniryvIlle ntSlOa mj
baiicaster (KlriK stieut) at j Columbia, t,
l.andisvllle I .'J n m Fne only (1. Lene
JUnlielinatl Jl; l.tttt, 1 II, nnd Kpliiatn, B 01
a. m. rnre only 12 75 TrnliiB retunilnif leave
Atlnnltt- city all, 5 undo p.m. tuave l'hilv
delplda, llirmdunn Cnllewhtll depet, nt 8 30
p tn. tlnlvHiinday uTciirslen tntlin Atlantic
lids Htnseii. HUsl9.2U,ZI,SMAltW
Hperlnl ilone Aiutlen
'I rtOfiileaili of Illoeded Ornireu lleipial
nurtlen, welldiiK (reuiWO te I, KU pounds, at
tanraitur Hteck lards, Lancaster, l'a, en
Wednesday, August?), at lil o'clock a in Sale
pMltlve, rain nrshtne Ne postponement, nn
limit, no resurve Tennt cash.
aii?:i ltd G U Wit KT(1N a CCI.
VJSATHH
tl avail On the Sid Inst , at Lolneratewn,
Henry Meyer, ned i.l ears.
Thu rulatlves and Irlendsnf tlm liunllyure
rrspecttiilly Invited te utUmd tlm iuneral,
1 1 ein thu ltolermodrhurch ltotirurstewu, Bun
day morning at i SO o'clock, Hld
Swknk Auunst23, 18-s,ln this clly. llarrlel,
rellci nt the Inte Andrew uwenlr, aged f.t yturs
Thu reliitlves and friends of the family are
rcapectliilly Invited te ntondthe funeral, trem
the rosldenco of her son In liw, William
Wiillr, Ne I'l Mnnm street, en Bumlttj after
noon ut i o'clock, lntennunt at Weed waul
Hill cemetery ' d
HOMNK-On August VJ. In I'hlladelphta,
Maria S , wlte ot'ltiemiu w. Uenlne, Iniuierly
et Lnnrastur, ngedSJ yiuis.
I nnerul setvlcu at thu hem?, 1711 Tnunty
sixth street, en Saturday, I"iih Inst, at 2
o'clecU it
AtAKXKTH.
new Yerk Market.
Ni Venx, Auir 21 Kleur market ntm ;
riiie,meiMi tfupurnne, tilftaiiu: Minn
i:irii,itHjf5t,); city Mill, Kxtra,l7i8l J
W tutor Wliu.tlextra,ti b3& ;r
Wheat Ne. 1, Knd, Stnui, II 01 ; Ne 1. II (0
eil)il Ne X Hud, Wlnter, Auif.. lf"'ic ;
Bnpt , osMe recelpts, .'ll.'iie; shlpmeuts,
64 (Aft
Cern Na 3, Mixed, Cash, C.l till Vie;
Aug, 6lei Hpt, 6IHc, rocelpts, 17H,"x)0;
shlpmeuts, H,M
(lata Nn 1, White. State, liaivsi Ne. 1. de.
3.l.40; Ne 3 mlieil, vg, 33J;c ; Supt , Wc ,
rocelpts, sjuoe s Bhlpmenu, neru
llye nominal j Htaia 7&c
llarlev nominal.
1'erK dull t Old unss.iu WOU :v
turd Irregular, Aug, IHU; tept.lM;
Uelassna eullj ter &e bellluir aters, !a
lllack stiap. He, New Orleans jaiQUk;.
lurpuntiutistsady at -wie
KODlii steady, strulneduiKend, $1 WXtJIl 07K,
retreluumstuady i Uutlnud In ensea, -jc
rretKhtu nrm , irmln te 1 Iverpoel, d
llutlur stead) Wustern Oreainnry, K-fJAia.
Cheusn Arm Wustern Klal, 7U-c :
State rnciery, 7X09e ; rney Whltu, 1M
12e , Ohie r lat, 70e.
KKKsitruit BUie, 10V;O17Kc , Western, 17K
Qlii
3mar ttcaay; UeOned (JuUeut, b'.c, (Iranula-
ted.7e
Tallew nrm i l'tlnie City. Htc
lttce nominal ; Carolina, tulr iokeoJ, Ha
((iif.li nrm ; fair Carxoes, ler Kin. HKc
i.lte stock Aiarktu.
Ciiteiue, Auir.Ji -Cattle Uecelpts, Il.UV-,
sMpuiuuts, Jam; market steady .utiuia, UfiVe7
U 00 1 Blockers nnd tneders, ; eOOJ is cows,
buds and inlxed, tlSStJS 00; luxans stuur, I17U
QiUl Weslurn ranKem, J 7(0171
Hogs-Hicelpj, lUKO Lead; shipments,
B iv ii s imrket hiu, lower i mixed, as fe
G 10; heavy, te WOO M , light, f5S5ae W: skips,
1 UI05 mi '
hwip Uecelpts, I ene head t shtpments,
I COO) markut vstaken iintlvu, ri 76
Ul 10 Veatern atiern,l3 5(iii lexus shorn,
f J7M1J M ; Iamli9, 3 Mtle ui
New Verk stocks.
Niw iurs, Aun 'ii X p mMeny closed
at IK lH,r 'eat. ; Kxchange ijnlct , posted
rutrs, It MKI 'K: aetual rates II UXO
bl)i for CO daj s and ts7K'OI9r? ter damand)
Governments tUwiid tlrm currency 6's,
II U bid t's oeu p , It :3X ; IK'S de, II 07.
bid.
Thu stock market this morning epened
wetu ItU the bear party soiling tins Vander
bllts en l'rcsldent Cl6aland's mestaga te
Cengiess In relation te the tlshotles dtipu'e,
they claiming that rotnlUtlen would hurt the
rect Ipt i uf thoie rendt, and prices declined Si.
tnlperrint from lust night s closing At thu
decline tUeru was some geed support shown
with 1 ondeu baying, this, with th railing lu
of a lurge block of W. U. Tel , caused a rtnner
foellngaudthedeclluoof thaoailter deallugs
In most cases was recovered und seme stocks
show alvances el V4tH per cent ever hut
night s figures
Qhtcasn rreduca Alaraet.
L'hichoe, Aug 21, 980a tn Market opened.
Wheat ng me, Wupt., tKet Oct. "OKci
Ma) ie
corn Aug , 1 U t Pept , 4'f e j Oct., c i
Ma), lie
Ouu aug, .-.ct Sept., ;i)c.t Oct , HJici
May, 2e
l'erk August, IU -); Bept., U6Sj Oct,
l.ara Augiitl, XI 25, 8ent., J 26 Oct,
s'hert IItb4 -August, IS -'.'K I Sept , i ii)i ;
Oct , j ..K
uioatne.
Wheat-Aug
Miy. :ic
Cern ug ,
May, i)Ke
outs Aug ,
May.iw.
fork Aug ,
WK.
HIV.O
Bept .tilKC., 0CU,91.C;
H3t bPt , 10'iC OCt , ItKO
Ha S. pt,, 2liC , Oct., V5C I
IIS U bipL, 13 33; OCt,
Oct,
a?r
MztKtBept.tszzt Oct,
bi.u.t Ulbs Ang
lK-
Oram and t-teruiuna.
rnrnlshed by 8. K. Tandt, broker,
Csioieo,Aur,2l, i en o'clock p. in.
Wheat Cera. et. l'erk. IrtL
August 81W ti'i tV .... 9.20
Heptember. 'tJ jt2 n.se 9.
(ictebAr lt)i tl,'j li IS 67 9 72
WeTeniber.. ............. .... ,,. .... ....
Iteeember U1H tn
January ... .... ....
atay m e mi .'. :
crude Oll......,......,,........,,,,,,a...7
Consels .,. ......1)9 C-1G
OlestDg rnews a o'clock p. rn.
Wnexit- Cern. Uau. Ferk.
Lard.
M
9.s:
Atignit 9 X
Bopiembor UIH
4B
K 13 w
2K IS 83
a u2
ir.Vi
Je'vj
uciemir.,,.. .uiji
Mevember....... ....
Hecemtier Wf
January,,,.
Slay '.'7X
Crude Oil
ss;;
...............t.a.
.ten
uoeetpM.
IlKr Iviia.
Winter Wheat... .................... na
Spring Wbeat.. 12
Cern a.......................... .,,,,.,.,,,. S&3
eats. ..,,........,,,,.,.,,,.,,,,, .,,,,., us
JyS ... ........................ ......,. a.t
Head.
RxRAlnts lines...... ,,,,.C600
ItecutpU Catue. H.MiO
Bteca atamsta.
quotations by Ueefl, MeQrann
era, lancMter, I'a.
w Tena LIST. II A. M.
Canada i'ocine vy.
e. c. c.i
Colerado Ceat
Central PaolOe...
Canada Southern.., , M'
Uhl,Bt l..l'hg
Den. A Kin O..,.
Del. LA W UM
rle r,i
Kiie2nds ,
Ca, bank
list, sr.v.
66J
s
MS MVf
Jer u..,
K. A T.
lea, N
1asssstte
li. Shere
Mich Cen ,
ss
Missouri i'actne
uui viuey ................ ....
M. 1 ....a...... .............a
ji. 1 1 ref ........... ,,,,,,,
N.West 1I2
N. Y.C.aa. a. ..., ..... 103u
NewBngland
East Tennosseo
Omaha in
Oregon Transportation,. 2iiK
Ontario J. w...
factnoHeil
ltlchmend Terminal ui
fit. l'aul 7i2
Telas Fucllte..,., ,
112i
40
M1K
union raciae bii
Wabash Cem. ,
Wabash fret
Western U fc:
West Shere ltends
t'J.K
MK
Wi b2
rniLADSLruii list.
I eh Val
a, N. Y. l'lilla
a. 11- U.aaa.....aa.. ....... ....
Unadlng v 2 in 2 7-:e
Leh. Nuv ,
liestenv. 1'aas
. S...aaa..aaaa...aaa.... .... ....
N.ecnt
feeples l'uss
?,'
Oil.... b7Ji B7K
Phllti. Traction f ..fT
87f;
flilladelplila l'redacn Market,
1'iiit.iDSLVHiA, Aug. 21.-Heur nrm t sales
1 &oe bbls i Mlnn( Uakers. II irai 73 l'enn'a,
ramtly, KMQl Mt Western de, 1 25 78 1
Winter Patents, S47&OM J I Bpring de, I5 00O
Kye, 3M
Wheat Aug.tilKei BepL, Due: Oct.,
Cern Aug , He ; Sept., 6lei Oct., 6.1c.
Oats Any.. 31)e ; Hept . StKc! Oct . We.
9JKC
A'JC ' A D I'KK TJUBMBNTH.
TOAK1NO POWDER
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
TH1B powder nevur vartea. A marvel of
purify, strength and wholosemeness. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
net be sold In competition with the multitude
of low test, short welght, alum or phosphate
pjwders UeUl only in earn. Uetal lUkisa
Pewdsb Ce . tee Wall Street, New Yerk.
Ityin Ww
rpiiu piNEHr
AMKKIOAN OHAM.
JL. V.
'AUN KB,
Gelden Age aud Hammondsport Sec.
UOHHKU'B LICJUOH 8TOUK.
LOSV A (JO,D BBAOELET,YHS
teiday morning, lu going from West
Chestnut and l'lna streets te North Duke
Btreet, or en North Duke. A sultaute reward
will b paid It returned te
aug-i'tlid 'XHiSOrriOK.
TDEBECt'A a. tlOi.BROOK'B
SCHOOL FOJl OHILVilKS
Wlltlu-open en MONDAY, BKI'TKMBiCt 3.
Xtii. at
HUg:i3ta" N0.332IABTOUaNQKBX.
WANTEDA BLAOK8M1TU AND
Carrlagu l'alnter. Nene but llrat-claas
h erkmeu need call.
til. Apply at
UESttl NU1.1V, Jn'3
It" Cunlage Works, 132 A 134 Market Bt.
SPECIAL NOriOK.
On and alter hoptumber 1. riVst 1'JCH
CKNr. will be added ou all school tax re
maining unpaid
W. e. M AltSlI ALL, Treasnier.
. . Centre equare.
rOmce open Monday and Saturday kven
tngs, aug9 tfdU
L
ANCABTEIt UONOKED.
-llltc-
FreBiilential Candidates in
Town,
W IVll IttADUtlAltlKUB AT
CLARKE'S
'lhAANii cerrKit HOU3H, .se
11 30UTU gUKKNbt.
12.1
Having secured thu exclusive light of the
Landsemu I'anel Lithographs et Harrison
and Morten and Cleveland and Tburman, we
will give tn cut customers their cholce every
day this week with a pound of CotTeo or a
quat ler pound of Tea. This Is no trashy card,
but handsome oneugb fjr any parlor.
lteinemher we ate the only house In town
that toasts their own CofTee. We guarantee
ourCetroo20 per cent, strenger than Ceirees
that have been en hand for some tlme, Onr
l'rtces are 12K. 1. is, 20, 2!, 23, 25 and 2H Cents
per pound
Teas from 13c te tl.eu per pound.
OAI I VNl) BKC'illlS HKkk 1 BNAf IN
GROCERIES,
SAMTII'lL OLARKE'S
IHU.kSAl.K A-JH UE1'A1I.TKA ANDUOr
ttK HUUBK,
Iles. 1.) anil 14 Seuth Queen Btroet,
I ANUABIKU.PA
ASSIGN HI) ESTATE OF ANNIE
Martin and Henry Martin, her hutband,
et Kaphe township. Lancaster county.
Tbe undersigned auditor, appointed te dis
tribute the balance remaining In the hands et
Isiaelahm, asslgunu, ler the bensnt o(orud) e(orud) o(erud)
tors, te and among ttiose legally entitled te
thu same, will sit for that put pose en Tues
dav, thellthdayoIBentember.ljKS at 10 o'clock
a. in , In the Library lioemof the Court Heuse.
In tee city e! Lancaster, where all persons la
tere sUd in said distribution tray attend.
.,. WM.U.WitlNTON,
augllSKITu Auditor,
Ti-Aug., fJ S5 Hept ta
27
BSVi SK
13H 13Vt
eK tu
egw wij
BSU 88K
iVJflf AD VMKTlBBUgNTn.
FOB KENT a. GOOD HTORKBOOM
best location la the city. cnt moder
ate. Address,
augzs If 1 ' T. K.," laTSLLieixcLS Orrsix.
HEADQUABTKBS FOB FiaHlNO
. Tackle. SJclnt ltedi ler loe. brass
Keels, 3Sc,
Having mere ll ne Jointed Bass Heds than we
care ter at this season of the year, we will sell
atjrreally reduc-sd prices.
The great bargains In Lines, Heels, trieatf,
Baskets, Heeks, eta, have been duly appre
ciated by sporuuien. New ter tbe break In
Heds.
rUaVlLKT'B IART KNI) l'HAHMAOT.
(opposite Kaatern MarKfit,!
f rallny's Sarsapsrilia Compound cures llells
and ritckly Heal, twe M.w.rAw
G
REAT REDUCTION.
Fine Tailoring
At the Greatest Reduction ever made tort
dace a heavy stock, at
H. GERHART'S
Fine Tailoring Establishment,
43 NOHTlt QUCKM BTREKT.
Only Direct Importing Tailor In the Clly a
Lancaster
H
ONE8T UOODS AT LOW PR1UKB.
August Is always a dnll month, but we are
determined that If low prl-.ej will de It, It
shall net keen enr trade back
AH goods will be sold at the lowest possible
Rrlce, while we will give yen the beat goods te
e bad for the money.
Ne goods that have been sold at Auction,
and that have been nude speelally ler Auotlen
Houses, but all geed, honest, well-made Bhees
that will give satisfaction and bring the ens
temer back.
(Joed Bhees are cheap enough new, snd there
is no exense ter buying shoddy and Ondlng
yourselves disappointed In the wear of them.
We have a reputation which we mean te
keep. Itetpectfully,
WM. H. OA8T,
NO. 10ft NOUTU QUKKN BT., LANOABTKU.
JnnMydWAr
c
UEAPHUOES.
CHEAPa SHOES
HIEMENZ'a
Closing out a nice let or Ladles' Leather
Slippers at 3Se apalr.
Misses' Boheol shoes, Eec, 73c, We and 11 a pair.
Beys' Scheel Shoes. 76c and 11 per pair.
Ladles' Fausre snd Hound Tee button shoes,
75c, Sic, It and ll U per pair.
liome-Maoo child's spring Heel, HoivySelo
Shoes we warrant, size 6 te7K. &0e: size 8 te
10K. 760.
Ladles' rtne Lancaster Made Bhees, 11 W te
12 Ce.
Jeb let of Men's llregans at We a pair.
Infant Bhees, 25c a pair.
Men's Bhees, 76c, t 00 and 11 -a a pair.
8 he ea efall kinds marked down at halt price.
JOHN rPEMEfsZ,
67 North Queen Streot.
M
ART1H BROTHERS.
Mothers are thinking
of your eutnts, as you
are tee. We're making ll
a study. New don't you
think, between us three,
you'll fare handsomely 7
BeyB, Are
Yeu Thinking!
Of Scheel?
J A house-lull of new
styles ef Clothing for I all te pick from. Hand
some designs Bed and blue and lllack and
White and Drewn and a old Mixture, as you
may want, and probably JubI as ou could
direct.
Heys' and Children's Scheel Bulls, i, II, IS
$). Spanking new, all new. leu couldn't
Qnd au old Suit In a new store.
Soe Men's All Weel Trousers, 12.78 ane U0.
Men's Working Pants and Overalls In great
variety, never-rlpplngand cheap
MARTIN BRO'S
Clothing aud Furulshlug Goods,
31 NOUTH UUKKN BT.
l". B Campaign Clubs Kqulppcd.
c
El.LAR HEATERS.
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S
Cellar
Heaters
AUKTHK UJtSl'lN lUhiMAUhll'
ANU
PEIOES THE LOWEST.
ALL ttOKk OUAKANrBH.0.
FLINN & BRhSENAN,
CON'lltAClOUS or
Plumbing & Heating,
Ue Ib'A north Queen Btrset,
LANCABTKU PA.
REIST'Sl
TIIK NIUULK SIM'KNOK l'KKl'ltUAUI.K
'10 111 C BLOW IHILLINOI
A Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned
A small margin or prents enables us te turn
our money evrrqulekly, and while our slew
moving competitors are w altlng for patrons at
higher flgures, we are apt te get two prents en
enr Investment s, and yet glve our patrons the
bene tit We push business sharply and nt
ery small prents We don't sit down and
wait for bnslness te ceme te us at high figures
Common same wilt enable tbe reader te tell
which Is the best plan et procedure.
Uemember. we have the largest Stere, the
Heaviest Stock and the Most Complete As
sertmeat.
a Jeb let of Very Flre ".rooms, two for 25c,
Ajobletot Hand scrubs. Se each.
n ICO gallons Pare Extracted Heney, S Bs for
r'lne Dried lteef, l.'Hc a ft
l'lcnle Hams, no a ..
Masen JTralt Jars Pints, 7ic (Marts. S5c :
Uairoallens.il luperdcen. ""
lleraz Seap, Se; Olelne Eeap, 6c. White
Froth soap, 6c.
4 Its White urutn Hire for 25c.
e it j White derm !er2Jc.
6 fts Holled Avonaer Oatmeal for ilc.
4 Its Fresh Tea HUcutts for sr c
3 s New yerk Snars or 3 lis Nick NacLs for
tic, and a thousand ether bargains, come
and see.
Leol Oat for Oar Immense Delirery Wagea
We could never "Catch
orders. WuhaveoercoinH t
Ui
with enr
e have ei, orcemn thlsby having the
Largest uellvery Wagen built. Keep an eye
en It. Btoplten the nay and place your order.
Reist, Wholesale Retail Grocer,
.erllieiBt Cerner
"est Klnr and Prince Hlrecti,
LANOASTKB,fA.
ItXlV ADVMRTlBKtIKNTB.
WANTED-OLEAN WHITE PIO
eons, full leathered old birds, geed
pricfspaie. nsLKs abue.,
aaglc-Hndeeds thrUtlana,Fa.
rpAlLOBINO BUSINESS FOR 8AL-W
ih , w2"-ti Wished Merchant Tailoring
K!,I,e,",a0ln'f.,lSoe,),aJ"'l'trade, for sale,
SSSH It V?nr '.r, e,nr. rer Information
apply at Iht Intelligencer Ofllce. anglSUd
OTIOE FIVE PKR OKNT. WILL,
be added tn alt nty Tax net nild nn nr
Sffff MH!f ?, 3I' leS- SS iSm5
a m.tes p.m. Open Monday and eaturday
evenings from 7 te 8 p. m. .umx
. ... J.n.itATnvew,
aegfi-tfaa City Trcasnrer.
HAT ARE YOU 0O1NO TO DO
.. abeutltt Why enect an engagement
Ltncaster Business College.
and obtain a knowledge et the blanche sj es
sential in Ilnslness. uonrse of three or six
months cevers tbe whole around If proper
effort Is made. Day term begins September 2 1
Evening term, Sept. I. Bend for list of Metis
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FiuitJais! Emit Jars I
MAB0NKKU1T JABSt
.,p.f.ni'?.8op8rJae7eni Qnarta.850 per dozen
Half nations, 1110 per dozen; 1'areBubber
Ueins, loe per dozen.
JKLLYGLA88KB.A0.
Flower Fetsl - Flower Petal
Fancy Painted t lower Pets, Eed, Green.
Maroen, Hark t also. Plain Terra "etta, Qreeu
Ulazed and tbe common Karthen Pets
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 BAST KINO BTRHBT;
LANOASTKR.PA
DINE QROimRIES.
W. A. REIST & CO.,
GROCERS,
UlllNKil KABTEfVQ AND HDKKBIS,
LANUAS1KK.PA.
TABLE OILS.
Alexis, (Joailletl's, Mettett's, Lateur's and
8 ltae .t Ue 's renowned Italian Lucca oil.
Thee el's are the nnest In the market, and
are In small, medlum and large bottles.
OLIVES.
In gallon kegs, ene-hall "gallon, quart and
pint glass Jars, utt received, lleaty neon OUvei
in quart Jars only 60c, Including a handsome
Ollvoterk,
CHEESE.
Heat rull Cream i3Ke per pound. Xdam or
Dutch Head, Pineapple or itoqtielert Cheeses.
,. "Bargains In Pntnes and UaUtns. We
hive a job tot or them In sleck.
TKLKPHONK. rUIK 11KI,1 KUY.
W. A. Reist & Ce.
LOOK. OUT rOU NEXT WEEK'S (JAUI11.
D
YOU HUV FOR UA8H ?
CASH PRICES
AUK ALWAkS
Easy Prices,
Bargain Prices,
Lew Prices.
HUB IS KBl'Kf 1ALLY TUUK A V
TIIK OU10INAL AND ONLY
CASH GROCERY,
N. rt. Cor. lH'hL AND INK faTJ,
I.iNUASTKlt.PA.
Tolt phone
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ILMAMHON 4 FOSTER.
DONGOLA.
This style el finishing leather ler ladles
hoots has become deservedly popular. It pos
sesses qualities net te be found In the ordi
nary kid finished uppers. The bright and
dull finished Dongola uppers de net turn red
orpurple with wear; they are seu and pliable
as well as tough and durable ; easy for the
leet, without being be elastic as te leso the
Perfect t It aq desirable In l adles' beets
GENUINE DONGOLA
Is nearly Waterproof, which U a feature
very desirable In Ladles' Heets for street
wear We keep in stecka large assortment of
Ladles' Dongola beets In all the new and pop
ular styles. They have been thoroughly
tested, and we lecetnniend thorn as first Class
In every pirtlcular.
Ladles' Lace Dongola beets. Patent Leather
Tips, $l.t,5.
Ladles' Flexible Sele Urlght Dongola but en
Heets, All tdthl, A A te K, .' M
Williamson & Fester,
32.34, 36&38K. KINU 8T.,
1 ANCAbIKU, PA
BRANCH STORE,
HO. 318 MABSHT BTnUhT,
HAUUlnlllJlUl, PA
AAlUbXilEXil
Q.RAN1) Ol'ENlNU.
Procter's Fulton Opera Heuse,
PHODTen a seui ieh, rroprieters
ONK HIOHT ONLY SATURDAY, A UC. IS.
MOORE& VIVIAN,
In thelr Great tankeeccmedy,
"Our Jonathan."
ENTIKKLt BEWUITTKN
NEWSCKNKH1 NEW HAUDUOUr tl
ADMISSION 16. lOJtBOOK.NTS
Sale of lteserved Heats Opens Thursday
Morning.
3-COMINH Next Utenday. Tuesday and
Wednesday and Wednesday Matinee, UAU
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