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I FOB TaUt CRLKBRATIUN.
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Hiiwtll aad Other Notts.
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7Mia. Stf. 10. Harriet Leme tei
iM Mid en Bandar In Trinity Rt
lareBtMdWKa of Tary inttr
, te aaeorauesa oensisiea
Mia, flews aad TateUbles, Tene
41 WMMi aaoerawa wiw uawant
I i um altar, uaremalnaar or
whb tardea raceubiaa. At
at tfee altar were '. number or
latraoafallvarraeied. The pulpit
lMMteeekwer oerered with Tinea
ksMqaets. The altar atepe were cot cet
IWMkamaM of train aad vegetables,
Mfce of grapes, ptaenea, peers, mi-
ynmpkUM, radlaaee aad everything
at line. AtaeBi theee were flowers,
1tM whole staking beautiful alht. Tbe
wee appropriate te tne occasion, in
Blag ROY. J. U. renneDecaer
en the eubjeet, " Qed gave ue
thing" i la tbe eTenieg, "Hew te
...y. eetBtag of tbe Schoeii,
nteavornleg tbe publle aobeole opened
fifcUfceaoeool term of 1883 0. The atreeta
I fall of obUdreaen their way te me
; aehoel balldlnga. A Tliit te tbe
tmtldleg found Superintendent
i and bu excellent corps of teaenera
at work. The promotions bad been
t tee close or the term or last year
everything wae la abape te assign
today. Tne cnapei uuuaing is
pled by tbe eobeol tangbt by Miss
teaman, giving one room in me
SMiene umit hnltdlnsf for a
secondary
The attendance, superintendent
atewawn elates, will com pare favorably with I
ifl' Faraenal and Other Nelei.
g Mrs. a E. Ball and eblldren left en Hat
euday for their home at Dayton, Ohie,
'VJay S. Btrlne left en Saturday afternoon
its Dayton, Ohie, where be will be em
. feared la a metallle works.
jTMtae Mama Lewis, of Yerk, Is visiting
' Maade la town.
I, feVMaJec W. Wee. Chew and CspUIn Uee.
!',,' -yWt Rea, et tbe State Fenelblea, were In
,-losmteday about the eentenniai compoi cempoi compei
vMiva drill.
iTfcelSthblrthdsy et MlMLeuleUummell
ivwa eetebrated en Saturday evening by a
awrptiee party. A large number of friends
! war present After spending some time
BBaeelal games an elegent aupperwaaat aupperwaaat aupperwaaat
ytoaaadte. 'i Tatar Haldeman celebrated bis 13tb
; -.ililriaday en Saturday evening by having a
m Btrtr at his home.
i,SfeaLayten band of the M. E. ohureb
Ewlll bold a aoelable this evening at the
'totaeef Mrs. A. O. Bruner,
V''-Tbe Shawnee flre company held a festlval
v(W Saturday evening, which wae a grand
vaaaaetai auoeeaa. xne nuver uprings uanii
Cfjiaadwrad One musle.
xM'Mx eentestanta were at the grammar
.aeaoeA building en Saturday lait te write
lpviu histories.
?;. Taa mala memberg et the Methodist
ASSBne will an iuu evuuiuk wwiubi
- f ? Mm plans for the new ehspeL
s iry, narry xtau auea jeuu usunei ioiero
"1 't5; aanlia Helly for assault and batterv. The
C kearlns took nlace en Saturday evening.
I' 'wbn tbe ease waa dlsmlsaed.
,m Council will meet Tuesday evening.
The bearing In the case of the borough
.pngslnst Jacob Sneath and Oeorge Our for
It- wtetatlBB' ordinances, will be held en Wed-
?'-: Maartsv evening.
fc" The Columbia billiard pallor, Jehn W.
Wh "4;JBMMihefer manager, will open this even
I street eqJtne second fleer, and le fitted
MaVteflifelv. The room oentalna three
V .MBtutard aad two peel tables. Adleintng
WAVbd mala room Is a reading ana tollel room.
f,$k ' Harvest Heme Hsrvtrea.
Tbsre were Interesting harvest home
?;:Y ewrvieua av uuim uuuienu uuuiuu uu
S -9' . . . ll.l.. T H.u l.a.K.t. a
Baaday. The church was prettily decorated
??)' with sheaves of uraln and fruits of all
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JSft A1BUS. nav. new, me paniur, iiuauuuu n
A MAw. k 111 AA n n. hl.la.t h.lnn II A rlrtA
! IIIUII !VfUUh IU. WAI USIUf, 4K- lIUO
of rejoicing and salvation la heard In the
tsAternaclM of the righteous." In the after after
neon there was tbe regular Hunday
aehoel service and at 7:30 p. in. tbe
harvest home services. These consisted
of questions and answera by teachers and
spile, having reference te the fulness el
t'T Uaa harvest and the thankfulness It should
uvsj. tt .-. n ...- -w v .
:-' naepue. uity Haperimenueni . u. unenrie
KJ nurfam aililrAM nt mnmtk lAnetli. In whlnh
' r - mm wywmv wi iue u.buj vwuud.m iiiiui ub
t --;-;.!) aawia nia recent visit te ine jraoine coast
nav.'Heea followed with a brier address.
The staging by the school was very credit
able, Colleotlona were ttken op during
the day for the peer fund.
Hew a Riamp Was Bent,
W. F. Bambrlght, of the Pennsylvania
railroad, raeslvad a tinner unalal frit nn
'.'Saturday. The writer deslred te knew
whether Fast Line stepped at Farkesburg,
aad It closed with thesi words : N. 11
j: mj ivtuiu mail jruu nut uuu a two com
ataaap under tbe bead et this pesui for an
aaawer." Mr. Hambrlgbtwai puzzled te
knew a postage atamp te be used again could
be fastened te a postal card, se he examined
tbe card. lie found the csrd had been
split en tbe top edge, and In the crack was
-1 found a two-cent stamp nicely doubled up,
Thle waa net aeen by the poatefUce people,
- aa'd It was the last place that any ene would
leek for a stamp.
Meeting ei the Heme Communion.
The state body of tbe Heme Communion
meats In Columbia te-morrow morning,
aad J. D. Pyott Is tbe representative from
rnlten Heme, Ne, 2C, et this city. In ad
dition the following ladles or this city will
attend t Mrs. William Henneeke, Mrs. O.
Heekert, Mrs. e. Fisher, Mrs. H. Sharp,
Mies Allea Sharp, Mra. Henry Oast, Mlae
LUUe Gast, Mra, A. Gerrccht, Mra, Kate
Miahler, Mrs, Emily Gibbens, Mrs. Jehn
Humphrey vl lie, Mrs. Oslvln Bwsnder,
Mra. Henry Fralley, Mrr. U. Stein, Mrs. E.
barmsn.
Tbe King Hboeilng,
The Lancaster Bobuetzen-Vereln will
bold their annual king snoeting at Tell's
Kalaoa Tnuraday next, oemmenolng at!)
eValoek la the morning. The sheeting will
ha ter five prizes. The first will be a geld
Bsaaal for the kamlg (king) : the second
aad third will be for the first and second
XUter; and tbe fourth and filth for tbe first
aad second Knsppe. Daring tbe atternoen
there will be dancing by the members of
ae society and their families and friends.
Te-morrow afiernoen tbe last praetlce ahoer
will be held.
Taken le Vertt.
Geerge Watsen, colored, was released
freaa prison, where he had served a four feur
taaa aaeatbs term en the charge of felonious
aatry. It eeeme that befeie Geerge was
committed le prison here he had been in
Yorkeounty. He there brought a ehsrge
aaalaat some person and the bill was
ignored with Geerge for the costs. When
a beard of this he skipped from tbe
oenaty and came te Lancaster. When he
waa released this morning he waa given te
aaoffleer from Yerk, who took him back
te Uat place. lie will new either have te
Mey the costs or stay In Jail the required
Injured Bis Band
Predetlek Dinkelberg, butcher, 401 East
Xing eAeeet, severely Injured hie right band
tali aaatatag. He was placing some meet
ea a wall book aad missed it, the book
2Wahie baa4 u tbe aeiae, penetrating
atl.
A DOZEN BABIIS KMT ERE 1).
Haatsi or tbs Utile eaes Who Will Coin
vote tot Masty Articles.
The meeting of tne directors of the
cennty fair, which eptae en nest
Monday, net te-day. The attendance
was large aad from the reports pre
seated from all sections of tbe oenaty ln
dlcstlens point te tbe largest fair ever held
la the oenaty.
la lees than an hour this morning ever
one hundred aad etty eatrles were made.
Anether entry ter the baby ahew, te be
held ea Tuesday of next week as one of the
attractions of tbe farmers' Lancaster
county fair at MeGrana's park, waa made
at Mr. B. IT. Montgomery's offlee, en Duke
street, thle morning, making twelve estrlei
In all ae fellows : Mrs. Emma Ferrest,
Lancaster, son Albert, bera January 11,
1888 s Mr. B. V. Hookey, ex-deputy
coroner, Oonestegs, grandson, Geerge
M. Hetbeck, born December 25, 1887
David K. Klleg, Intercourse, enters daegb
tsr, Callle B., bera Ooteber 31, 1887;
Mrs. Mary Melasenberger, Lancaster, son
Jehn, born Deeember 10, 1887 i Mrs. Ilenry
Beheaffer, Lancaster, daughter Kmms,
born December 10, 1887; O. F. MeNeal,
Lancaster, son Karl, born Ooteber 19, 1887 i
mil, jeun 2f.jriauar, jjanoaaieT, uauanwr,
Flerenee Elltibetb, born June 4, 1687;
Mrs. Ida Edwards, Lancaster, daughter
LUlle Mey, bera November 10, 1887 ; Mrs.
Louisa Hwarlz, Lancaster, son Jehn, bera
May 0, 1883; Mra. Ida Heller, Blrd-ln-Band,
eon Leen, age net given; Mrs.
Anna Qerzeg, Lancaster, aen Frank, born
February 10, 1888; Mrs. Elizabeth Baxter,
daughter Flerenee Amelia, born March 8,
1S8S.
About a dersn esssys have thus fsr been
entered In the contest for Mr. 11, J. Me
Qrann'a (50 prize for the best essay en
' Cern, and lis Uses," and the time for
entering these essays will explre Tuesdsy
evening.
The entries for the trials of speed will
""" umv-j ""'"'
Btete Frem a Milkman,
Sunday morning Hambrlgbl'a milk
wagon stepped en Orange street, between
Sblppen and Lime, and a smell boy seen
began te converse with tbe driver. The
latter tlien went Inte an alley et one of the
houses In tbe vicinity te deliver milk. Ae
seen as be had disappeared beblnd tbe
beuse, I he boy reoehod into the money box,
whlohwasen the fleer of the wagon, and
took a handful of lie oententa. He then
ran down Jeffersen alley and disappeared.
A lady In the vicinity saw the bold tblet'e
operation but she did net give the alarm In
time te have him caught.
A Itallread War.
Heme days age the Knlgnta of the Mystic
Chain arranged te run an excursion evor
the Philadelphia .t Reading railroad te
Harrlsburg, teatteid the atate meeting In
tbatoltyen Wodnesdsy. The rate et fare
was fixed at f MOfortheround trip. When
the Penneylvanlarallread company learned
et this rate they sgreed te sell tloketa for 1 1.
That Is tbe way the matter new atands, and
the Reading may oeme down lower.
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The maps Iletel Hale,
The sale of the Grepe hetel furnltute end
ilxturea whleb HherllT Burkheldor post
poned from last Monday until te-day at 2
o'eloos.-was again postponed until tomorrow
nt '- o'clock.
Tliurinan raaacs We.U
Hen. A. O, Thurmsn passed through
this city for bis home In Columbus, Ohie,
en Fast Line yesterday atternoen. The
private car occupied by him waa en tbe
rear of the train. Thore was no demenstra
tien of any kind, as very few people knew
that the Old Reman was en the train.
lebnny Iluber en tbe Town;
Johnny Uuber, the ene armed soldier,
who la Insane, waa arennd decorated with
bouquets, llaga and ribbons, en Saturday,
orderlog saloons, banks and ether plaeea te
close up. This afiernoen he went te Celr
umbla carrying an Immense ilig, and be
will organize a "dub" there. He is again
gettlng te be somewhat et a nuisance.
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The Htratt Commute.
The Rtrcet oemmlttoo baa had time le cool
etr new, and this ovenlng It will be safe te
held a meeting. Clerk Plnkorten, who
threw down the books In disgust at (he last
meeting and resigned, Is likely te be
found In bis old place again,
Hound ler Celuralmi,
On the wostern bound train there are
large mimbers of sold ters en their way te
the Grand Army reunion at Columbus. In
a Pullman car In Faat Line this afternoon
were the oiueors et the New Jet soy depart
ment. Valimlila Property Sold,
At private sale en Saturday, Jacob H.
Leng sold for Mrs. Msry Shenk and D. I).
Sbenk, the properties In the northeast
angle of Centre Square, new oeoupled by
Edward Hall as a saloon and Jacob F.
Sbeatlsr as a wholesale liquor store. The
purchaser was A. U, Shealfer, liquor dealer,
et 03 North Duke etreet
Twelve Hnndrsd Pounds of Lire Callltb.
Geerge Krlner, the fish dealer, has twelve
hundred pounds el live catfish swimming
around In tbe big tanke at his place of
business, oerner of Water and Grant streets.
They were caught In the Susquehanna Just
below the Maryland line. Seme of them
are et Immense slta,
Made an Aiilgnmtut.
GeogeJarrett and wife, of Martle town
ship, made an assignment of their prep,
erty te-day rer the benefit of creditors te
Ames E, Gibble, of Bart township.
Funeral ul Geerge aCUIelt.
The funeral of Geerge Elliett took place
from his residence, Ne. 328 West Lemen
street, en Sunday atternoen, and was largely
attended. Pests 81 and -105, Grand Army of
tbe llepublle, attended In a body. The
lnterment was made at Lancaster oemetery,
Charged Wllh Deaarllen.
Jeseph Houaer, who resldes en West
Jamie street, hits been held before Alder
man Patrick Dennelly te nnswer tbe
charge of desertion piolerred by lila wife.
A Team Stelen.
Chief Smelts reeelved a telegram this
morning te be en the lookout for a bUek
mare and Dexter top buggy, with brown
velvet cushions, stolen en Saturday-night
from S. U Maruewe, et Blue Kldge, this
state.
A New llualneta Klrm.
Jehn Falek, for many yeara engsged In
the merchant tailoring business, retlres te.
day, en account or 111 health, HIa succes
sors In tbe buslneas are Klehsrd MeUrann
and James Newlen, both well known
young men. Mr. McGrann la a thorough
bualness man, and Mr. Newlen ssqulreu a
reputation as a cutter at A. II. Resensteln's,
where he worked for a number of years.
The new ilrm took possession tc-dsy, and
ea Monday next they will have a grand
opening of a large stock et tbe newest
goods in the market They will no doubt
be successful In thtlr business venture.
11 aa a Fine Bleck,
AL Rosensteln, tbe fashionable clethle'.
whose pretty store Is at the aoulheaateorner
of North Queen and Orange street, has Inst
reeelved his fall and winter suitings, em
bracing a hundred stylea or the beat made
goods in the world, Including new styles et
Soetch and English oheylets, wide wale
worsteds, 1-reueh Montague beaver over ever over
eoatings, and many etner foreign and
American icoeds. Mr. Resensteln shows
these goods en racks made for tbe purpose,
se that customers can see them at a glanee.
He has also added te his ether attractions
Mr. Rltner, a New Yerk eutter of large
experience, who guarantees a perfect fit
every lime, and at prices aa low as geed
goods can be sold.
AeTWca's Palace of Fashion 'will be closed
mxE IiAKOASTER DAILY rOTEIMGENCER, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,
saiserBteiis.
On Wednesday tnernlng at a o'clock the sale
et stalls will be reinmed at the Southern
market.
Mabtin Bse. nave secured the services as
caller for Merchant Tailoring Depattmenl of
Mr. r..t. Scliumaker, of Philadelphia, form
erly with 8. M. Wanamaker Ce.
Atnessmsnts.
" A Hunch c h'tw " Te-Nlghts-lixlt even.
Ins A llnnch or Keys " will lie played in
rnlten opera house by the Bparks comedy
company, headed by Louise Banford, a very
talented senbrette. The play, as everybody
knout, is very f nnny.
DMATHB
Fsinst. In this city, en the leth IneL, Maiy,
wire of Martin Belbel, In the Mth year et her
age.
The relatives and friends of thn family are
retpeetfnlly Invited te attend the funeral
from her husband's reildence, Me. US West
King street, en Wednesday sflorneon 'at 2
o'clock. Interment at Woodward IIIU ceme
tery. 21
Ulnar. In thU elty, en thn leib Init , Mts.
Anna Henry, wife of Xbaddeus Ilenry, sr
aged el years.
Tbe relatives and friends of the family nre
retpecltully invited te attend the funeral,
from tbe resiaonce or her husnana, no. dm
north street, en Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock. ltd
Hctss -September e, IBS, in this city, Mary,
wife or Benjamin Deyer, in the 61st year et
borage.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited te attend the fnneral, from the resi
dence of her husband, 433 Nertb I'rlnce atraet,
en Wednesday morning. Services at 9 o'clock
at the house, te proceed te Clearfield, Prevl
denee tewnihlp, for burial, where services
will be held at 1 o'clock In the ohureb.
MAHKKTO.
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Tbe Pblladslpbia ealUs Market.
PRiLiDil.rHii, Bept. 10. The reerlpU at the
Nertb 1'enniylvanfa and West I'blladelphla
drove yards were:
rer the week: lleevea, 8.(00 j nheep, liroej
hegt, b.i oe. Previous week: Beoves, 2,M0 1
sheep, 12 oeo t bega, bO)
Jleef Cattle were In fair ifiuft nt an ad.
vnce et '4ej extra, f.XO'ie t geed, bQtyie t
medium, 4H6)tMe. i coininen, SHOiKe.
Hbeep were lnacllve nt a aocline m ',c
extra, 43et geed, 4KQlKe i medium, .iKQic;
cuiuuiuu. iMff ju A.IW1U9, out
(ike.
jiejra -unicsge, vwxe I
S);O-;0 ; country, HcfdHc
gnea
Wottern,
Philadelphia Produce Market.
I'BitaDSLPnu, Bent. 10,-rinnr firm : sales
1 nw bbls i Minn, Bakers, tl '.0Q5 in t t'enn'a.
Family, WOQi 30: Wettern an. (I lean ru:
Winter Patents, S3 10O50J Bprlng de, 530fj
0 76,
Kye. 13 IS.
Wheat sept.WX; Oct., W); Nev., tlI)ec,
Cern-Bept, 6SC Oct, MKci Nev. f'2Xcj Hec,
OU-H0pt , BJiCi Oct., S3J;e I Nev , 84'C I
Dec, UK.
Maw Yerk Market.
Maw Yerk, Bept 10 -Fleur market dull t
Flne, S3(jftC3l0i euperflnn, 1 1 7308 n t Minn
Batra,ti luejsesi city miu, Kxtra,t5ia5 75
Winter Wheat extra, ft BStys s.
Wheat Ne. 1, Ued. Btate, II Hi; Me. l,
trjvjti 1". i nu. ;ik ibuu, Tvinmr, eepw, ve
rub., v., , ruuuiptB, ioi,ej (
shipments,
Cern Ne. 3, Mixed, Cash,
Bept, 64;et Oct, MJiej recelpu,
shipments, 84101 J
Oats -Ne. l, White, state, 4lit Ne.
44e t Na a mixed, Sept.,
receipts, 191,000 s shlpmenle, none.
rrAict
33.0U0
2, de,
310 I
BjrDUUlil DU11U IMJ,
Ilarley nominal.
l'erk Arm i Old Mesn. lis Maif 75.
Lard a leads t Kept, I108O; Oct., I1U1J.
Melaaaet atoadyifer oebolllngxtwir, SlQSti
lllack strap, 14e. New Orleans 2ti2IOc,
Tnrpentine Arm at 87)iOMa '
Beslndulli stralned vugoed.lionail 02W.
retroleum firm ueflned in uasen. vy.v.
rrelghu ateadyj grain te Liverpool, lid.
llutlur Ilrm i Western Creamnry, 3ff?M.
Cheese weak; Western jriat, 7ose. s
R!u,fBW,3r2SO90l 'ftney White, ltee
We i Ohie riat, :qic.
Eggs dull i Bute, 10HOiei Western, 17
Oieie.
autiardrm lioflnea;cutloaf, 6ai Qrannla-
hui inu.
Tallew Arm i Prime city. 6W(l5e.
Illcn nominal i Carolina, fair Uigoed,
Xe.
cotree nrm ireir cargoes, ter uie. He,
Obloage Produce SfarKet.
Chicaoe, Bept. 17, 9:30 a. m. Market opened.
Wheat-Sept., 02ie; Oct, ttljici Dee.,Wcs
stay, U7KC
Cem-nept., llci Oct,, IIKct Dec, 39ie i
Mey,8!ijfc
Oate aepu 2lai Oot.. tii llav.He.l MHe.
Pork-Sept-, III Hi Oct., Ill HHt May,
lard BepL, 110 t Oct., 110; Dec, 13 40,
Short Ulus-eepL, M 45 ; Oct, id l),
cLesiita.
Wheat-8ept.,02Kat Oct., 01fc; Dee, OJCi
llay.U!ie.
Cern-aept., Ke. I Oct., 45s j Poe, 39)0
May.saWc.
OaU-epL, 24JjJO O0U, S4XCI ee, 210!
May, Uf Jic.
Pork-eonL. Ill 3tt OcL. 114 33 1 Mnv.
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Lard-Bept. 10 00 1 OcL, 110 P0 1 Nev..
13 87K.
Short lllba-SepL, fa 75 1 Oct , 13 91
Oram ana Piavuiena.
fnrnUhed by 8. E. Yundt, llroker.
L'uioaeo, Sept. 10, l.oe o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. OaU. perk, lrd.
Beptember. fll K 21; .... lo.eo
October 91 4 4) J V4H 14 M 10.(0
Nevember ...1)2 41 34J4 11.03 II. w
liocember ...V3 39 B.40
January
May WX SDK &K
urudeUll,,,, , HV)i
Conaela 9i 3-.fi
Closing I'rlces-2 o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. OaU. Perk. tnrd.
September vi 45V( 24Vi ns&io.ie
October 9 M ,'i 21 H 14.!IS 10.CU
November V'.H 4i wZ 14.05 9 00
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New Tork Blocks.
Nsw Yerk, Sept. 10,1 p. mMeney olesod
at 1H per cent, t Exchange quiet ; posted
rates, It SSHOt &K actual rates l 6KO
5 00 for CO days and It S7KOI 68 for demandi
Governments closed strong currency 6'a,
II 31 bid; i's coupon, II ii)i W de, II CC ;
D1U.
The stock m&rket this morning epened
Arm at Saturday 'a closing, with Western Union
the feaure at an Improvement or SI per cent.
The list then becsme faverlsh and uniettleU
ou uuiung ei du raui, wnien aecilned 1 per
cni , supposed ie ue uaminack. The list has
since been Irregular with the low priced stock s
strong ai advances of H te in p r cent.
Stock atarasrs.
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Ontario jW
Facinc UaU
Klohmend Termlnal
Texas Pacino.,..,
teeeaeee
Mil
union pacine
Wabash corn.,
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Phua. Troetlou
AiJIf AD VHKTIHHhtKNTti.
THE FINEST
PAQNKS,
AMERICAN CUAM-
Gelden Age and Bammond?pert Sec.
ItOUKKit'a LIQUOR BTOUK.
fTUIE COMMITTEE OK
ARRANGE.
- aaiiTS iornvunleno
nlaBeaerves will meet th-'
ae Pennsylva-
lUOfUUUl
uxs te te morrow ( I'ueaa,
i in
me uearu or iTaee woem '
110 ry.P.SXAi
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101 lOO'tf
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7W u:, 97X
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SM 3iy StSi
vwj is) sa -mm-
it.k. ..way .i rUB
ia4 llw 114M
ltxtu
1 43K 4J ,
II1?,
1 ? All the
S-.i 7i SJK
S H 7? Choicest and
g t Z 0heaP8t
.'!i W M
"swjju in I
-v!SE I
ttsjTiM'8 HEART REACHED
IvX Through HU Mouth."-WefeoU.
CLARKE'S
CANDIDATE CAKES are Highly Flavored
and of Kzcellent (luallty, and have already
t cached tbe patriotic heart.
TIppccinoe and Morten 2. Cleveland and the
Bandanna.
Hurrah I Hurrah I for Oar Rest President I
Try Clarke's Candidate Oakei.
They will furnlah yen strength te iheut for
victory, children err for them. Women sigh
ler Uu in, Menaimoaieieiorinsm.
CLAKRE'fl CAKkS ARO CBACKKUB.
Made by natural Oaa and never get stale'
De you knew why! Because tboyareae poed.
Yen eat them tee fait, and don't give thorn
tlini. If yen wish some geed eating call and
trv our Cakes and crackers.
Clarke la KetaUIng the Cakes and Crackers
te families same as his Teas, Coffees, Kte., at
Wholesale l'nces.
HOW Ilk DOES lTt
1st. Buying tbe best goods in the cheapest
market for CA8II.
2d. Selling them at the smallest possible re
munerative l'KOKlT..
Sd. eeUIng Only for cuh,
TEAS.
Contrary te the experience of met grocers,
our sales of this article oenalltute a very IV go
nortlen n( our total bnalneaa. and we hive
very guea ivaaen w dviibte an invra is uu
grocery business in Central Vennaylvanta
whleb at ail approaches us in our Immense
trade in this article.
Clarke's ramUy Mended Teas from lfie te
tee per pound.
urarke's family Blended Coffees from 12Xe
te 25e per pound.
Large alie Mustard or Bplced eardlnet, 10c ;
imuli.cc
ueLleb KLOUU, 9c per quarter.
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
WUO!.ltSAI.K AND UETAIT.TEA ANDGOF.
FUK BTU11K,
Nea. 19 and 14 Seuth Queen Btreet,
LANCABTEK.PA.
P. p.-We have the beat Ne. 1 Bloater Mack
erel that swim. Telephene.
w
ANTED THHKK GOOD GEN-
oral beuan anrvanta and two cooks.
Apply at
KUfi.OTURNTurrica,
33 East King Btreet.
1U1
gaTANTED-AT NO, 138 NORTH LIME
VV atreet. two reipectable gentlemen
lednnrs.
Becnnd-atery front room.
lleaullfnl
location.
uau ler tnree aaya.
lt
FOR SALE OR RENT A FIRST
class rarm, sttuated two miles from Lan
caster city. Terms reasonable. Inquire at
angls-luid THiaurriUB.
HOUSES FOR SALE ON THE MOST
liberal terms, en Wett Cheatnut, Wal
nut, Imen, alary, 1'lne and Charlette streets.
Apply at
miwiind 8W NOUTn MAUY BTUBBT.
SHORT-DAND.
It la denlred te organize a claaa In short
hand
rer further naitlcnlara annly
LANOAHCKKCOUUBUClALCOLLKaB,
Bp8 2td
lOXKBit lilDgBtrtet.
WANTED
the
60p8-tfd
-A COOK. APPLY AT
1NTEL.LICIKNCEU OFFICE.
w
ANfED THREE POSHING MEN
In veur vicinity t sneclal Inoucementa
new I fast selling apeclalllei. 1IBOWN 11U08,
Nuraorymen, Itoeheator, N. Y. awsma&w
UBLIC SALE THE BALE OF
stalls In the Farmers' southern Market
llouae will be reiumed, in the market bouae,
en Wednesday morning at " o'cleok.
li. L.SUA.ILEY, secretary.
11. r. ltewx, Auctioneer. eie 2td
AH. K03ENSTEIN TAKES PLEA8-
UK K In announcing that he has scoured
the services or
Mil IIAUOLD HITNKK,
an Kxporlenoed and Stylish Cuiter, lite et
linuahertv A llertv. of Filth Avenue. New
Yerk City. Alse tbe openlng of his Inperted
Woolens for Fall ard Winter. Anoxemlna
tlen of tbe same Is respectfully requested.
05 NOHT1I QUKKN bTUKKr,
sie-lydtt Cerner et Orange, Lancaster, Pa.
PUBLIC SA.LE.
On WEUNESUaV. BKPTKUUKK12.WI1I
be sold at 31 couth Christian street, household
and kitchen furniture, censlstlug el beds and
bedding, bedstrad, walnut extension table,
parlor stove, ktlchen atove, rag and Ingrain
carpets, dtshes, cbalrr, pictures and Targe
looking glas. and many ether articles tee
numerous te men tlen.
Bele te commence nt 1 o'clock.
JyKLL. IIA1NKS,
al0 2td Auctioneer.
COPARTNERSHIP.
Having purchased the Uerchant Tailor
ing Establishment of Jehn A. ralck, 44 West
King Ntreet, we be leave ten oil (y our frlenda
and the publle in general that we have taken
poMteii and will en Monday next open with
a clielcu selection et Fall and winter Saltings.
K. Med U ANN,
JAMES NOLAN,
(Late cutter for A.U. Bosensteln.)
Having sold my Merchant Tailoring Katab
lUhment, 41 Wet King street. te U.McUrann
and James Nelun, 1 hereby thank my friends
and the publle for thelr liberal patronage, and
ask a contlnuanre el the same ter my succes
sors. SeplO-tta JOUN A. FALCE.
SPECIAL NOTICE. GRAND EXCUR
SKIN. All membera of Lancaater Castle, Ne. 120, A.
O. li. of M. C, who Intend te accompany the
Cnnile te Harrlsburg en the 12th ei Beptember,
1838, and takepart lu the demonstration at the
annual msotleg et the Select Castle, are ra
nuestt d te meet at thn castle Chamber en
Wednesday morning ate o'cleok a. m., with
dark suit, wblte gloves, cap and cane. The
publle In general are invited te take advan advan
(age of this cheap excursion te the capital
city. Adults, ll.40t Children, 70 cents. Tleketa
fnrsole at bohuylmyer's Orug store, Nertb
Queen mrett, or J. J. Haasler, New Yerk
store. Train leaves King atreet at 7 a.m. Ho He
turnlng leaves Lebanon Vailev depot at 9
p.m. J.J.UAS3LKK,Sec.
H
ERR'S R0OKSTORE.
SCHOOL BOOKS
-ANll-
Scheel Supplies
-AT-
Hen's Bookstore,
53 North Queen Street.
augis-lyd
ARTIN BKOTUKKS.
FOU C1I010K31' AND
CUKAPE8T
FDRNISH1N0 GOODS
-aoTe-
Martin Bies.
All the Fall styles ready.
Fer Choicest and Cheapest
Clethicg for Men, Beys and Children
00 TO
MARTIN BROS.
All the rail Styles Heady.
See tlie PALL OVEROOATS.
rer Choicest Novelties ter
&L1TS OVERCOATS AND PANTALOONS
TO MKA3UUKUOTO
MARTIN BRO'S
Cletblus; sua Farulshlug Geeds,
KOKTHQUIBKST,
jtmw AermRmmuMittn.
TJEADQDAKTER8 FOR F1BH1MQ
ajl Tackle, uciat Bete lev Ue.
luxla. mn.
Having mere fine Jetated Base Beds than we
care for at this aeasea of tfee year, we wUl sell
atgreatly reduced prices.
Tbe great bargains In Lines, Beels, gloats,
Baskets, Heeks, etc, have been daly appre
ciated by sportsmen, bow see the break la
Meds.
FBAlLBT'g BABT BND PHABMACT.
(Opposite Eastern Mark,)
gralley ' Sertapanlia Compound cures neils
and r? Ickiy Heat, sec. M.w.FAw
(I
TVO YOO DO
ANY BPI01NQ OR
Juf riCKLIMUT
If yen de. den't rlak vear trnlt la low crade
vinegar.
Te keep rrult nice yen should have the very I
brnteLD ciukk ViHEQAK or High Urade I
white viukeah. Tbe ordinary vinegar I
uiuui aviu, wui tun KBawer baa purpvav.
GRAB ILL!
THB
Original and Only O&ih Greeer
1NI.ANCABTEK.HAB
OLD CIDER VINEGAR
Of Special Strength for Pickling and Bnleing
i-urpeeea at u uenu a wauen, ana
WHITE VINEGAR
At IS CenU.
Tbeie prices are a trifle higher than some
common vinegar Is sold at, but when yen take
Inte consideration the fact that this vinegar is
of snob age and strength that for ordinary use
one quart will make two, the prlee is very
low.
N. W. CORNERDUKR AND VINE STS.,
LANCASTER, PA.
40-OPBNKVBNINO3. mltlydM.WAF'
TyiLLlAMSON dk FOUTKK.
ESPECIALLY MADE
-TO-
Iniprevt) (he Outward Appearance
-or-
THE COMING MAN.
CUILDUEN'S ZOUAVK KILTBUIX3.
VK8T TUNIC KILT H01T3,
TWO riECK PLKATKD KILT BUITfl.
ONKP1KJB KILTS,
rUICKB I 80 TO 17.00.
Scheel Heys Bbert l'ant Bnlti New Fash
ions for rail and Winter Wear, In Floated and
Norfolk lllense Shirts of Btyilsb affects, tin
(rrinedandriald CMilmeres, Trices. 12.00 te
110.00.
QKNT'S FALL WKIQHT OVKUOOATII,
Handsomely Finished with latin and Bilk
racluge. trlcsMJOOtelMOO.
We Glve Away with Ksch Uey's Bheit rant
Bull and Bchoel bull, our
Musical Campaign Ef g.
Williamseu & Fester,
38. 34, 36 & 38 E. KING ST.,
LANCABTBU, PA.
BRANCH STORE,
NO. 818 MARKET 8TBUBT,
HAHiuHitrmn. .
VRY UOODH.
I1AKKY HTAMM.
J.
-rOUMKULY AT-
N03. 3J A 37 NOUTU QUKKN HT.. MOVED
TO NK W BTOUE, St CENTKE BQUAUI.;
YOU CAN'T MISS US.
N0.24GENTRESQOARE,
Stamm's
-A WOUD AUUUT-
FLANNELS & WOOLENS.
KTbls clas of goods becomes an object of
WAKM Interest te buyers at this season of
uue year, uer oustemera win nnauat'.we
show a One line of these aunle Goods, both In
colors and Weight;, that will meet tbe re-
yuirmnenm ei au Duyera. rney are Maraea
te Sell, and we arc confident all can be pleased.
COMFOUTB AND HLANKKTB
Will ha a large Facter in tbls Fall's Bust,
ness. By reason of Karly Iluylng en our part,
we will ee Hble te have very Lew Trices en
these uoeds.
THE faTKONU INUUCEMKNTj OF
LOW PRICES
IN OUU
Dress Goods
DEPARTMENT
Coupled wllh Quality, will be a strong' draw
lngcard with u, and we Most Cordially In
vieo the Ladles le Kxamlne our Bloc.
Our Tbree Great Oombinatieni
Through Our Who'.e store Will Ue
WOKTU AND WKAB,
STYLE ANE HTUKNGTU,
CHOICE AND CHEAl'NESS.
Attention, Ladies!
Wohavemst purchasiMl from a large com cem com
mlislen heuse ihelr Kuilre eauiple Ltue of
WHITE BritEAUB.
Ueme are tolled, ethers fresh as a rose. This
Let will be bold at about Hair 1'rlce. There Is
Music In the 1'rlccs for you.
TherolsEemolhlogfor Yeu Among Our
UKMNAKTi Or1 UKKSS QOOl)?, AT 11 ALT
1 111 UK.
Twe special Numbers et White Flannel at
Sic ftLil 240 a yard you ought te see.
The Flannel ttblrts are making their appear,
ance. You'll find full and plenty en our coun
ters, special Asertaicnt of Silk 1'luihes. Batlni,
Velvets, Etc.,
AT THE
New Bosten Stere,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
NEW BOSTON STORE
Near Xut Xing BW
aniia-iid
188&
AMVaMMMim.
pROOTOR'H FULTON OFJER A MOUSE.
ADMU8I0K .....lB,,ieaaecEgT.
MOHDAT, TUfMDAT AMD WBDHBdPAT,
Bepumber le,U and It,
WITH WBDRBBDAY MATIBBE,
''Frent It" " The feaaieil of Thw All."
THI SPARKS CO.,
la the Greatest of All Buceessts,
1 BUIOH OF KEYS,"
OB,THK HOTEL.
Satire Chaaga aad Bew specialties, Mew
Daeese, Bew Iteeieys, Mew reaterea Maw
Bengs, and mere tan than all ethers oemblnoa.
THOHBDAT. PBIOAT AMD 8ATTJKDAT,
AMD A BATOBDAT at ATIMBE.
ZITKA,
With MUM MAY WHBBLBB In the Cast
aagM-tM
OLOTMtre.
-gULL, 1888.
Fine
Tailoring
Fer tbe latest Meveltles, confined styles.
Largest assortment of JTlne Woolens, and
prices ae low as any, go te
H. GERHART'S
Oaly Direct ImperlliK Tailor.
tS MOBTU QUBBB BTHEET.
M
TKRB KATHJrOH.
FALL OYERCOATS !
Tbls Is tbe Proper Time
TO THINK OF
FALL OVERCOATS.
Loek at Our Assortment
-AT-
S8,S9,S10,$12,S13,$16,S18,S22.
WK 11AVKT11K
N.cjst Assortment for the Menty.
AND TOO MAY UttLY ON IT.
TaBDX'3 NONE
BKTTKU
OUB'S.
UAUK THAN
Myers & Rathfon,
NO, 12 EAST KING ST..
LANCASTER. PA.
1AII.OKINO DEPARTMENT.
Tbe Merchant Tailoring
DEPARTMENT
-OF-
NO. 25 BABT KING ST.,
-18 FULL OF-
Choice lew Suitings
AND-
OVERCOATINGS
-FOU THE-
Fall Season !
OOMK IN EAULY BEFORE THE UU8H
BEUINS.
WE QUAUANTEE SAT18FA0TI0N
KVEKY PAUTfCUI.AU.
IN
Tbe People's Cash Stere,
NO. 25 BAST. KIKQ STREET,
LANCASTEU, 1'A.
marlMiJlw
H BATING.
c
KI.LAH HKATKKS.
FLINN & BRENEMAN'S
Cellar
Heaters
AUET11EUE3T1N THKMAUUBT
-AND-
PBIOES THE LOWEST.
ALL WOUKOUAUANTEED.
FLINN & BRENENAN.
CUNTHACTOU3 OF
Plumbing 8c Heating,
Ne, 1Ba Nertu Qnwn Btw.t,
The People's Cash Stere
LAXOASTBB. FA.
jBBr wsHiaw.
N
JEW FALL GOODS.
New Yerk Stere,
6, 10 UABT stiMa.arr.
GRAND OPEMING
New Fall Goods.
URKA.T BAKOaIBS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
snciAL BALt or
Blankets and flannels 1
aJec)gWswaB;oTarl.teo pairs et Whita
BLANKETS,
from 75 cents te no a pair, in all tbe dtdarsnt
slses, 104, m and IM, In cotton aad w oel and
All-wool.
These goods have nearly all been mads te our
special order and come direct tens from the
mills.
WHIT AND COLOEXD FLANNEL.
We were large buyers or Flannels at tha
Trade sale held in New Yerkla Jnne.andewn
these goods rery much cheaper than they bars
been sold since, thereby enabling us te gtra
MUMUU1UN 1WUO 111 UUi UOflMlUlOHU
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMBNT.
Onr own importation ei DBAF 'O'ETV, All All
Weel. 48 Inches wide. These goods being
heavier are better adapted for rail wear than
Henriettas, coming in all tbe new fall shades
as well as lllack.
Four special bargains in ALL-WOOL, 40
INCH DUBSB CLOl'UB.
First. One bnnlred plecea ALL-WOOL
TBIOOTB, at 25 eenU a yard.
Second. One case aLlCAMlXEDBUITINQH.
M inches wide, 2) eents, made te retail at 60
nniB.
Third. Onecaie CHECKS, All-Weel, te inches
wide, 35 cents, never sela for less than as cents.
renrth. One cese 40-lnch. HAUVAHD MIX.
tubes, ah Weel, at as cents.
WATT & SHAN D.
pALL. DRY GOODS.
49 Haying Remedelled and Enlarged enr
Stere Uoems dnrinsr the Hnmmer meatbs,
greatly Improving tha l Ight for tbe Exami
nation et Merchandise, and added largely te
the space allotted te tbe several departments,
we ceralaliy Invite Examination or
Leading Novelties
IN
Demestic and Foreign
DRESS GOODS,
UENBlETrAS-Beiid Celers, Newest
Shades.
COMBINATION KOBK3 AND SUITINGS,
selcoied from thn importations et Bosten,
New Yerk and Philadelphia, Inducing Ori
ental Uebes with borders and side bands.
WOOL CLOTUS-Selld Celers, Plaids and
S tripes.
BEKQEB, ABMUKBS, MOHA1U3.
MOURNING- WEAR.
Vrlestly's Celebrated Black Henriettas and
Orepe Cleths, the most perfect tabrica mann
tactured. .
BLACK BILKS of Supetler Makes at Bettem
Prices.
SILK AND WOOL
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR.
Hele Agents In Lancaster for
Jouvin's Kid Gloves.
The Best imported.
Anfl also rer Smith A Angell's BLACK HO
SlKdY. FullLlnealn LaOtes', Children's and
Misses'. Wan Ruled net te craca or grew
rnsty.
LaOlea', Mlsies' and Children's Winter
Cloaks and Wrap;. Matchless In Style and
Price.
lager & Brether,
25 & 27 West EIng Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
WA1L PAPBR.
J.B-
MARTIN OO.
Wdll Peer
DEPARTMENT.
On MONDAY we will ibew the largest line
of Novelties In
PAPER HANGINGS
Ever Shown In Lancaster.
All New Goods and of tbe bandiemett 1' at at
eorns. Urgent Borders and Decorations te Match.
We have combined Fresco Pninttng with
Paper Hanging, and have in our employ one
eiimenneit Fresco Painters of Philadelphia.
Ibis engagement in connection with enr own
Decorations puts us in a pulsien te de any
ciass or work iremnew ana original designs.
If yea want a room, house, hall, or anything
In the Paper Hanging Hue done.ne matter
bow small an amount, we will tend our fore
man te give yen an estimate.
Nowhere else In Lancaster will you And se
large a stock te seiect from.
Carpets for Fall !
NEW AUUIVAL3 KVKUY DAY.
1UUENBE STOCK.
rmuKs uiauT.
J. B. MARTIN
k CO.
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