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verdict or nor guilty takkn my
'' CONSENT Of COUNSEL.
AnuM Make Reparation Tat the Wrong
Tlrtf DM) Mid the fres .caters Using
MUftled Teat Kerttd the Ball,
Which Wu en Trial Fir. Mays.
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jA,,,Tb Bletnaderfer oenaplraay case caraote
tjBnauila morning with a verdict or net
jSpaulty btlng entered byconseutof Blithe
ISartlM Interested.
; TOO commonwealth closed their side latt
vmleffi and In the opening speech of the
4flat)danla' counsel It was stated that It
ttrald be shown that all the money
weelred by the Blemaderfcrs In
the aale e! the tobaeoo pnichaaed
jjaYem prosecutors was applied te
,:e payment of debts owed by them te ether
j", ;. swimc, mat tneir busine&s rauure was an
-vaeaefli one anil inai .ucre nau no. ueen any
(Mptraey te defraud.
. .;. During the trial of the case there had
. ;-) several conferences between oenniel
uitfUie parties Interested In the suit withe
Ykw te settlement, but sn agreement waa
H met reached nnlll thla moraine Hhertlv
Jter court met counsel for the
ommenwealth moved te emend tbe
.Indictment, bv insertion the words
'. L 41MaB attriA. ,.a.IIa u . I... n.ll ff
; fi ".-VUJI U.llOk UlOUtHJIH UUKUUnU UIIUl
;,tM name of eaeh prosecutor In the aulta
i job Rial. Counsel ler defendants did net
. r& "jftlilftnt atlff ItiA mfwlmant irie allnwrrl.
U'-Ceansel ler commonwealth then announced
; Uul the defendants had tsane all me
Ifv) wparailen tbey were financially new auie
ir.k. Bit rnnVA mtA ttin rnmmnntrpalth ahlrful
'r,& that verdicts nt net guilty be rendered,
K'fi .which waa done The terms of tbe settle-
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EMVU TTDIU UUI UiUUtJ JIUUIIU, UUI lb IBUUUUl"
ssrstaed that the prosecutors received a
TS eartaln ncrcentaca of their claim.
iS& The commonwealth was rcprcecntcd by
f-sfc DUtrlet Attorney Weaver. J. L. HtelumeU.
hV' Geerge Kauman and T. J. Davis, aud the
!-,$ detendanu by 'A. F. Hosteller and J. Uay
K6 -rewB' ..
Willi ur jiurijKYin irsnvnut
lf B. F. DftYlP, alterncy ler Jehn K. Keycr,
JT te' altp !n.Ha tctaiirrl a writ rt runlAvIn fnr n
W'.V""-". --" "" """ ".-""
!p SMcnine mr ironing cenars nnu cuna, in
Iv&tke sosscsalen el Wm. U. Dvcr. TIiobe
.(lI:V .. . . ... . . . .
. up' periies inicnueu 10 go into uiisinesa
''vtj. tecether and Het or raid for tlie machine.
rCl thlAh taan nlanH In tlm nsM nf llvnr
Err. t:..4. -... J..." " " . .1"
r juwnriiruB iiiuiu ttkb a uiebkiwiuvui, tee
'i: Monesed business was net started and
StrJDjw relueed te Rive up the maehlnp.
a?:.. whAM IIia ttriAlll eerrtriH I hn arrlr Tl?w
' afcwrrrnrfiJttil ihn marhtnn itnil Hevnr nnw
-'tatlb
BUrSklAIjKA uia 1IICKOUV.
- jAMiaa ff.r1nv. AffM in. Mfhfcia m Unfprll
:i-i WBien lbs Knibrje Ueinecmli I.uitll
t Oat, OeL 8. Great enthusiasm existed
K& Mieng the Demoeratlo boys of this plaoe
;;, as Saturday afternoon which refuied te be
!' dampened by the falling ram.
!. 14 waa called forth bv the Dlnnllncr nt a
ffeplendld hickory pole, near the central
; pari oiine village, wnicu nau oeon pre-m-'S't
aeeted te them by O. O. Kennedy's Deme.
!,- 'ratio mother, Mrs. Martha Keuncdy.
tjj 'Xrerytbing waa In reedlneia at four o'elock
' mm In a few minutes the evergreen top of
, Tvthe vole was gently swnyed te and fie by
'.M:,the breeze seventy.uve feet obevo terra
'jM'anna. a iinuiouie auhiiicbii mg wan
i'Wen uniariea te tne breeze, encung reuna
' after round of applause The mcetliiK was
ilr-nl llli Alaralinll Walfnr n nrnnl.
r&zzr""'
5.-'V, James Mcuoy.iueimioiuirioon-ycar-oia
Kjaea of Rev. Jobu McUey, wan Introdueod
rr&'m the orator of the occasion, and his an-
P Ajpearanoe was the signal ter prolonged
18' yhMrlnir. nflnr mhlnh hn ilnllrrrnil In linn
yle the folteirlug apeech 1
1b thla hlckerv nole and unfurllni: te the
Mireczs this Demoeratlo lUc. tlie stars and
"tripes, the youth of this plica with te
r9t'BSiUW uu waru vrv iwuuiuu vuiuia wu win
h if east our ballets te perpetuate the principles
'ef'the Demoeratlo party a party that has
' lived and conquered while ether partles
" alia uuiua nuu jibibuu Mtvajr. ;uuvdi.ij
iThe Democtatle youth bollevo in anad.
l namlstiatlen of Boveinment atfalrs that
t, wi;,rjewa no iHCttu, no heumi, no isaar, no
K,.y"J West, but the whele poeplo of this ontlre
fc .". nnlnn. iTJreat fitinlflUBO-l
t- A. On thnlimnra thiit dlvlde the twnnnrtlrs
. fv ",- .: :: i.-.. . r r.
. wsvremriu uuve uuu wuui nuu iii-uruu.
aecessarlea of life, that our party oil or, than
; ie nave wnav mu xiujiumiuna jiuriy uiiuru
X free whisky ; and we believe that the geed
---oiunena ei ima ktubv ueuniry win, iu
J?- - jOTomuer urjii, uiuuiiiuuuny luuicciuur
3; becest, upright ptCBldent, Orever Olove Olevo
i '. ImnA. iProlenccil cheerlni?).
'iir- .". ?"r. "'.
5rSJW'Erm,Jcmpn JiniSnt. The national
vg-Ueket was heartily checred, aud thoiceetlng
SffJlsa MoCey, the juvonlle Democratic
I'Jkaader.
t Okken Bank. Oat. 8.
iSri 'Editeuh 1nti:llieencku. 1 see bv
STyatterday's New Era that the sous of 1J. 1
ic.'tfc trains, aire 8 aud 10 vear. raised a Harrison
KWi '"- '.
k fi.aaa Morten pole 34 teet cign. un Thurs-
rS"; day, October 4, the eons of T. J, ! ullcn-
'? eaum, Doing me same age, raiaeu a nicKery
? JTClSTeland and Tbimnan pole CI feet hlch
feae)d the only atalstance they had was their
f-'w. it year-old slater. Oiukuvkk
h& i
'fx THE UCUOOH&T1U fAKAUK
t. Hcstloser IhB Dld'ereet Ceinmltlffi te Muke
all Ntceitarr Arrauiiementa.
-A Monday evenlne a lelnt meellni: of the
!,. ... T . .i ." ...
5 for the big Demoeratlo parade te be held In
-,v' this city 03 "Wednesday, Ostober 21, was
'j-.held In the rooms of the Yeung Men a
;J)mocratIe club. Dr. D, It. McUermlck
,UWM elected president and Jehn J. Alllck
. IVB3U1WU .
Printing Jehn K. Malenc, Jaueb 1'entz
,v and Jehn J. Alllck.
tLi' lnrfr.all .llar.lnv.TTAn. lnI.V.n
"1 "ff-jAhn J. .TeltrlBP Cnnrcn DarrnHtnllnr. .Inlin
? ,.?F. Ponts, James Heat, W. U. Hensel, WU-
' p'Jtaaa Felic, Jacob Penlz, Jehn Stark, Jacob
il.WlUlnger, E. E. Htonebraker, William
t&.wJMiimn.
ifv s'vKeute of parade and seloetlon of chief
,atarahal Simen Sbiaaler, J. Jl. I.lchty,
P'-Jeasph Htetfner, J.ceb Wltllnger, Jehn
3, 'JlMarjt, u. u. uaaaier, wuuam ueiwart,
. ''aTeeji F. Ventz and Jeseph Arneld.
.'t ' Transportation W. J. Fordney,
GserRe
iOUlS
'XMtnan, Jehn E. Malone.
) The secretary was Instructed te notify
;U dubs in this city and kurreuncllng
lewms of the parade.
Rj-WU T U1WW..U.. nUI'JUIllUU UU.ll UKA
't'Ji. Reynolds. Frank iirlnkmun,
rweeday evening when tbe report el the
I- JCg "- villi h hcnrrl
aaalttee will be heard.
.tt Will Meet IhUEteBluK.
The Democracy of the KlntrTward will
i this evening at 7 e'clcck at the
airsrd beuse, North Qateii street, te iiiake
nsHgements for the psrade en the Sl.h.
The Democracy of tbe Hecend ward will
set this evening, at Llcderkracz hall,
VTIM Democralle boys of the First and
etetT.Ua ward will meet this evtnlng at tbe
101 Jeseph Marks, en North Queen
I above Walnut.
&
Will Drill.
U j The Eighth Werd Demoeratlo lUttalleu
aa
INWi will bave a drill intellng this tt t tmlug,
MMftv Friiz's saloon.
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&i$ EicorilaaleWllinluctuu.
Martesnercberana U.lderkranz societies
Meetly will ranarneclslexcaralontetho
kwsreEtate fair, at Wilmington, enlhun.
't tslf week. 7bs train will leave the
..yiranm isureaa anpet at e o'clock.
raverueueui wia ue leuna la another
saw etrawlierry .'leg Tobacco and save the
ei jap'ar""" . .wu,4.w jfieviiiii.
ii ,. u,uuaricuermH, BoieAgceu
(""- 7 weat King street-
UltE
THK LOCAL TOnStWIO MSKKtCT.
Several Unmlred caiei lurncd Inte Oath t;
Lanruisr raekers.
Thore la nothing te be said about the '8
crop, except that It la curing In a satisfac
tory omdltlen, all but that part of It which
was cut tee green or tee late the latter of
whleh Is suturing from the cold weather
we have been having. Buyers have been
looking at It, but no purchases have been
repDrted.
The following transectiens In cased leaf
are reported :
D. A. Mayer bought 210 cases '87 Havana,
and sold 130 cases Havana and seed leaf I
Harry O, Moere sold 1G1 cases '0 Havana
and seed ; Hklles &. Krey sold ISO cases and
bought l6e cases '60 and '87 Havana and
seed leaf: Bltes, of Meunlvllle, and Ixmr.
enecker of tbe same place, sold about COO
caaw j S. M. Heldemrldge, of Farmeravllle,
sold te Oblender Bre. &. Ge,, CO eases '87
Havana.
The New Yerk Market.
Trem the U. 8. Tobacco Journal.
Ooteber baa net opened as coneplcueuely
as Heptember did, although the market Is
still lu a very active condition. The sales
In seed leal for the week ran up te 8.000
cases, In whleh overy kind of the new leaf
had lis share. A speclal feature was the
disposal oHOOeasoa or '80 Wlaoenaln, which
Is consldeiod new excellent stock for bind
ers. The boom In Havana leaf la as extensive
as ever. And It It should continue It would
net take very long te deplete entirely the
stock en baud. Fer some time past we
have laid our wires te get at the quantity
of Havana atercd In our bended ware
houses and we have at last succeeded.
On the lit Inst, there were In ourpublle
oteros close Ie 24.000 bates. One-third of this
stork Isaeld, whleh would reduce It te
10,000, and of this amount about L',500 bates
belong from various ressens te tbe black
list of "untialeahle." The available stock
would thorefnre amount te about 13,600
bales a quantity which may be exbauatcd
in from aix te eight weeks. Time could
hardly be remombered when tbe stock of
Havana In our market was as low as this.
Its rovelatlon will undoubtedly be a surprise-
te both the Importers and consumer.
Mere attention Is also being new paid te
tbe new Humatrs. It's necesslty, net love,
which drives our manufacturers te It. They
feci Instinctively the scarelty of wrapper
leaf. Thoaetlvo participation of Amerlcan
tmyers at the Rotterdam Inscription en
Thursduy shows their policy of providing
tliemelves for the unavoidable stringency
of the leaf market.
Oana' Weekly lUpert.
Following are the sales of soed leaf
tobacco ropertod for the Intkm.ioknekb
by J. B. Qans' Hen, tobacco breker, Ne.
131 Water stroet, New Yerk, for the woek
ending Oot. 8, 1888:
400casesl8fi0 Wisconsin Havana, f12e :
350 easts 1887 Wlsoensln Havana, P13e :
400 caie 18S7 slate Havana, J2$iBUc.j
200 cases 18S7 J'ennnylvanla Havana,
H28i; sse cases 1887 Pennsylvania seed
0j.fiil3i; 300 eases 1880 Pennsylvania soed,
7j($l33.t 200 cases 1887 New England
HavaUD, 13J435i.; 200 cases 1887 New
England seiu, 13l8a s 250 cases sundries,
5i35B, Total 2,650 cases.
The Henata Tailir BilL
Frem the U. 8. Tobacre Journal.
A reduction In the surplus of f2 281,000 Is
calculated from tbe tarlU section en tobacco
In the Bonate bill. There was never a mere
fallaoteus miscalculation. A duty of 75
cents en Bumatia will net preveut the
Importation of a pound less than the trade
nceds or the quality of the Humatra will
warrant. The stubborn Ignerance which
prevails en this point among thoae who
prclend te speak for our domeatle growers,
and among thoae who permit tbemsolves te
bolDltatmced by them. Is almost exasper
atlng. If thollmeahall oemo for a decision,
we will preve te the Bonate tbe absurd
fallacy of such n calculation. Besides, a
rediiotlen of the duty te 20 cents en Havana
will Increase the Importation of this com
modity by at least 60.000 bales mere, and
will thus have tbe circet te swell lnstoadef
te reduoe our surplus.
After curefully estimating tbe total
amount el cigar leal lit for wrappers (In
cluding Bumatra) the U. H. Tobacco
Journal em Und only 15,020,000, and as
25,000,000 pounds will be noedod, thore
wilt be n sbortage of ever 0,000,000 pounds,
or n ahortage of wrappers te cover 1.300,
000,000 cigars.
Tax ecclpts tan be ebutnra at the rooms of
thu Yeung Men's Oomncratleclubuvory ovou evou oveu
lng from 7 te 10 o'clock.
CnuwHtrawherry VlngTohacceanasivotbo
Tags f.ii'ft Imixlfonie present.
O. liUiTUNUerKa, sole Agent,
all-lmd 47 West King utreet.
Cnnw strawberry l'lng Tobacco and s&ve the
Togs for ii lianflsemu prvsent.
O. DUITKMIOKKU. Bole AKOnU
ell-lind West King J'
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llHnJlK,.--,.l''rVh0 Vfm of Key. A. 11.
n. ""..Uionuea chinch utsileaaty te Japan,
it a daughter. ad
VXATJIS.
Lundt-Iii thin city en the 9th In.u, Caro Care
line, nlfu of liuaelr Lundt, In the Ssth yvaref
hcruKu.
Netlca of funeral horealter.
KiiKkT InHtrasburit. en the 81b Inst., Mrs.
KHz .huth Kliret, used 60 yeiru.
'ihoielHtlvusuna friends of the family are
rcspectlully Invited te attend the luiieiul
from her biiBhand'a residence, Wust Alain
stroet, Htru.burg, TburscUy morning nt V
o'clock ut thu house, and 10 o'clock at Men Men Men
nontte church near Strasburg. ltd J
Ktz.-Ootebur7, InthlHctty, MarRiirullu A.
Qetz, wUem Jehn 8. Uetz,agudUyti.rs.
The rolatlves nnd frlenils el the family are
respuclSully Invllud te attend the funeral,
from her irsldcnce, Ne. 3)1 North (Jueeii
Btrevt.eu Wednrtday afternoon nt 2 o'clock,
lntei inent at tuncustercemolery.
MARKKTf,
f iilladnlplila Traduce ftlamet,
l'HiLiDiLPiiiA, Oct. 0. rienr iiutet selea
15.10 bills t Minn, llaseiif, t.l "5,7 -i ; I'nnn'n.
rumlly, 5.V35 te t WMtern de. IS 730 S5 1
wintur rtieuts, e.037 2J Spring de, 7Wj
Hj-n, II U)
Wheat-ect.. IlllKl Nev., l 12 j Dec,
tllJt Jan, II II.
ueru-Oct., 6.0) Nev. 01c; Dec, 47c ; Jan.,
4(h3.
eau-net, 54ei Nev., 3le; Ucc, SlJii
Jnn.,s;.c.
Hew Vnrk BtarSet,
Nzw Yerk, Oct 9 Kieur miirket Btrnntr :
K'ne, rJUVtaiOt Bunernnc, ft 7504 Mi Btlun
Kxtra.tl oettJ7t City Milt. Kxtru,tSb5aeis
Winter Wheat extra, IS S5Q3 7S. '"""
Wheat Ne. 1, ted. utate, 1 17 s Ne t.
II lit Ne. 2. Itud, Winter. Nev., 1 I35i J
lica, 11 15He t.!du.,tll8!it recelpu, llf.biu
Bhlpieeuu, '.i5.
Cem iia. 2, Mixed, Cash, Uei
Oct, MJ.ei Nev, BJJitc: llec, bijee; ru'
cetpts, lU.tHjO ; ablpmenu, 301,3.s.
Oats -Ne. 1, Whlui, csmus, 4.0! Ne. a. de.
SOHct Ne 2 jnlnd, Oct, 3 He Nev.,3.c:
recelpu. 142.100 1 Bhlpmcnts.es. ' '
llyeflulli 8taUi 7Sn
Hurley nemlnaJ, at K.O?5c.
l'erkdullt Old Mone. U 2017 CO
Lard unmlnslt Nev, is y.: Dee, is c
Melaasf. neuilnalt Ior60belllnir Hteck, !',
lilack strap, 14a. Newerlians, anjioe.
Tartxinliiix Arm at 43XOUC
JlOdtn steady ; strulnudiogeod(loi OS
1'euelimm unlli llenned in Cut, 7c
rrulKhts dull : srnln te Liverpool, 4ka.
Uutter steady Woslem Crtuunery, litjlli.
Choeen dull; Western tiriat, 7ttc t
Btate racuiry, 7XO30 ( fancy White, 120
12e t Ohie Mat, b).luc.
kgge nrmt uiaie, 21X0220 ; Western, ID
0"3.
duyar dull) IteOned C'utleaf, (ic; Uranula Uranula
Ud,7Ke Tallew dnll i 1'rlmn City, HiQi B-1C5.
lilcB nominal t Carolina, fulrtoueoa. .c
loate ateaay i lrwr Cargoes, ler Ule. 103.
llraln and ftorialena.
rnrulshed by 8. K. Yundt, lireker.
CBtUAae, Oct.y, 1.00 o'clock p, m.
.. . . Wheat. uern. Oau. I'erk. ird.
October ltj ny, 03 jj.ui 10 10
NevKinber 112 4K ax 14.10 8.W
Oecember lls 4uJ n 14 M ....
January lis as ..." i.s7 a 22
.rndoeil 1U
COIHOlS 97 l-JB
Closing l'rtees 2:15 o'clock p. in.
Wheat. Cern. Oats, l'ei k. 1 ard
October. llx 4H4 2.! 15.0J m
Novembnr IH 4(K !4 14.85 8 Vi
Oecpuiber.... . IllJJ 4eJ n n u b -.5
January lis m .... n w t:g
stay UiH 'tJH '!. 14 b7 10
nrudnnil .,.,, ...,'j'V
C'ojbel. , u;J?
ueuitpu. carious!
Winter wnei.t
BprlUK Wheat 7J
4ern ....................................... ce
4tB ........................................ 317
llye. ,.,, ..
Uttriey .................................... ....
Iteeelpu Heirt , ,. 18.600
Uecelpu-Catue..,, , joejo
X.AJSTOASTEK DAILY
WiMtnv IUIIUIV ne ..
"stnAne, Oct. n B:3e a. rn.Marir.it enenml.
yWheat-Oeuil liK I Nev.,tl HX I Uea, il l.Xs
Oern-ict., llUct Kev., lllie l)ec 40J.O
lay, aee.
onu-ect., SJcr Nev., 2l),e 1 Uec, UJe t
Uay, sec
l'ers Nev., Ill GS 1 Mar, tl 0-.
J.am-ect.,9e.ij Aer.,J 10 1 May.fSt.X;
Shcrt Jtlbi-uct, an pu. t
oLesisa.
.fWhcat-Oet,l.08KieT., IMiWi Dqe , 11 HXt
Oern-tjct., 44e Nev.,4i;ct llce., 40HC
at ny.W.e.
..Oftlr.V0t" s-Jie-l Nev, 2IJicj Dec, 25c i
Hay, VfJie.
I'erk Oct. SIB fO Nev., Ill 35: Ieo,
114 20 1 ycnr.ljl m 1 Jan., Ill 70.
..UlrJ.:".c,.,'5, Nev-i WXi Oee,M2.'it
llay,31l, Jan, j an.
Bnert Ultis-ect , 8 52X Nev., 1. 15 ( Jan ,
S7 .71 ,
a.
The PhlladBlphla Cattle Slaraet.
rmtADMLrnta, Oct. 8.-The reclpts at Iho
North l'ennsylvanla and West rhlladelphla
dreve yards were :
Forthewook: Ueeve. 3,200 1 Bheep.RCOOi
"wB8' l??L I'rovlenii week : levcs, 8,400 1
Sheep, 10 000 Ihetm, 0,400
Beef Cattle worn dnll and prtcei closed
weak I extra, tKOJ5e : noed, 4fcO-re:
inndium, 4QIXO. I common, SO.ie t fat vows
8hnnp were actlve for the geed Rrade com
mon dnll: extra, riot Reed, 4kQl).c t mo me
fllum, 3X4Jcj commen,vji03jio I i-ambs, JXO
OXc.
llegs worn active and nrm : extra Chl
jees, OUOiXei Wostern, OfluJie 1 Btate, SH a
Milch Oewa were fairly active at I2JQG0,
Milch Calves were active at 3GJ.
The Ixical Lite Mteek Markeu
J.ANCABTin, oet. 0 The recelptii of llve
stock at the yard of Jamee Stewart for the
week ending te-day, were 2,ene cattle, 1000 hes.
The prices for tbe woek were : Cattle from
2Xe te t:, according te quality, ana hogs at
7&e.
rhla.fA llMaaa MaakaS
A.lTeMteck Markut.
C'lUOAne, OOl. 8 Catlle-U-cfilpts, 11 COO 1
thlpmnnts 8.UH0: mirket slew : bonves,
M Oim j stenrs, S3 'Ban 00j gtecknrs und (redxrs
12 0003 40) cows, blliln ntid mixed, II 25QJ 00 I
Teians steer, It 5583 10 1 Wculeru raugere,
. .Upga-U ecelpts, JP.COO head : ehtpmentn.
6 500: market lOe lerir lrilxed 5 110
SBJS1 h.avVi WOO 41 ; light, 11 10 90 1 Skips,
Si ftDQ5 Se.
Sheep -lleeelpts, 8.000 head t Bhlpmnnta.
25COI market nteudyi nntlvcn, u Ml
ff ee t Western Shern, H WQ3 U: i bxas shorn.
12 7503 50 ) Iambs, si (AQ5 51.
Kabt liiBMRTT. Ciutiii lleeetpu, 4237 :
shipments. 20J3 j market nothing eny',
all through consignments 1 35 caw bhlpped te
New Yerk te-day.
Hega lleceiptu, 5,000 head 1 shipments
ree 1 market iiollvet i'hlludelphtas, ID 70
uhej mtxnd, 10 5OB0 Mi Yorkers, te SOU
H45: common te htir, in oejo ..11 piim, i w
OUOD: 7carsehlpp:idtnNew Yerk today.
Ohoep-Uocelpu. UKKlt nhlpmenu, fllOOt
market slew; prime, I12W1I 50 1 lair te geed.
flMOl common te fair, 12 a3 ; 1 umhs, tt 0.
5 Ml.
New Vera stock.
Nsw Yerk, Oct. (', 1 p. m-Mnney closed
at 3 per cent. 1 Kxchange Bkaflyt pested
rates, II 4XO (ft actual raUis II 840
I mi for 00 days and 14 t'SJiC I tX ter demand
Uovernments closed qiult 1 currency C's,
II 2t bid : 4's coupon, II 2U, 4k'a de, 1 CH
bid.
The stock market opened active, and dur.
lug the first hour of builncHS thore was an ac
tive buying of the leading stocks, especially
et Heading, Ht. l'aul and Union l'aclrle.
1' rices had advanced by 11 e clock i te JJ per
cent. The market his been dull Mncu that
hour, butprlcosarewoUinalntatued.
Steut: MMrnrt-.
Quotations by Heed, llcUranu
ors, l.ancasler, l'a.
kSW YOIIK list. 11 a tr.
Canada l'aetae 55'
O. O. O.AI
Colenidn Ceal mv
Central l'aclrle .7
Canada Southern , uu
ilhl, bt 1.. l'bg
Den. A Ule a
llnl. I. A W U1U
Erie ?.)
Krle2:ias
iSi m
111, AN , ., 10);
I.. Shern in
Mich. Cen , Hi "4
Missouri l'aclnc Hl'i
IlockValley...., '2'jj
N.l .'. 'y.y.
N.l. I'ref tev
J.West 1UJ,
w. i.u.... ....
New cmrland 5:x
Kast Tonuessoo 1(X
Omaha -.
Oregon Transportation.. 10X
Ontario AW
l'actdeMall $i
aiclimend Terminal ';u
St. l'aul , irx
Texas l'aciflc 'ay.
Union l'nclfie 01
Wabash Cem RU
WabHshlTef WX
western U bfi
WestShorelionds
rniLADBLrniA list.
beh. Vel
U., N.Y.A l'htla
l'a. U. It
Heeding uTiu
Leh. Nav ....
Ilesteuv. l'asa
l'AE
N.ctmt
reoplearn
udff. i's"...'..,.'"".".'".'.""" ".'.'
OH , vix
1'Iilla. Traction
A Ce., bank.
12m. Jr..
55JC 67
.... Gl
.':f fl
55i 5 i
10
liiii '.'.'.'.
-aX 2iX
.... KlIX
111 MX
12 11X
111 1)114
le.4 win
IK. 10
8 blX
21X 2)
S'ln in)
W fil
us;, 111
w" tin
lux 10.
40X
30 30
37X
28 2(1X
U8X 7
2Vi 24
MH a
16X 15
?? ?!
:::: St"
5
' "X
BJ U.J.
l'OhirwAi..
lleuiec ratio state Ticket,
rim HurREMB .dimis.
J. II. JlcL'ellum, of Suequehunnu county.
KLUOTOrtS,
At l.arge-11. Milten Bpeer.'A.r. Keating.
1. David W. Boilers,
id. Aivtn Hay,
IB. William lWr,
-.Aiicnsei 01 uk 00,
8. A. II. I.adner,
4. William J.l.atta,
5. Jehn Tayler,
0. rranklln Waldnn.
17. ltussell K union,
18. Ilenry K. Woodal,
II). Herman Hosier,
w. William A. ilarmau,
21. William Maher.
2-2. Jehn II. lliUley,
23. Jehn lluckonsteln.
14 William 1". l.antz
25. l)avld H.Merris,
2rt. Jumes II. Caldwell,
.7.8.T. Nelll,
a.J.l,. llrewu.
7. Iloergo W. I'aullug,
8. James Smith,
l. lianlel w.schwoyer,
ii. it u. uiven,
11. Charles Uoblnsen.
12. Jehn 11. Keynelds,
13. Edward J. (lay nor,
14. blmen V. Lltfht,
COUNTY T1UKKT.
Vengren.
110 HACK 1.. 1IAL.UKMAN, Chtckles
Ulate Senater.
CHU13TIAM llO ,YK, Strasburg.
Aitembly.
(Northern District.)
J. r. KCIU'KllN AC1I, Manheltn.
JOHN U1I.KY. Manheltn.
WILLIAM THOMK, illlten Ureve.
(Southern District.)
JAMICBO. Mull'AHUAN, Drumern.
Me cer iter.
JOHN 11K11MAN, Manhelm.
County Solicitor.
WM. 11. HUIM'ON, Lancaster.
Jtirj-CVmm(..(eir.
ritANKLlN.Cl.Amt, Strasburg.
Jiireeteri of the 1'oer.
r. WALL, Lancaster.
J. MON1UOMKUY, Mountvllle.
l'riien Intpecteri.
A. L. WINTKUH, l'rovlUmice.
HKNltY r. IlAUrMAN. Kast Lamjieter.
jNK II' A V VtCJi TISKMHA'TS.
TJAKINO POWDKR.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
Tuts 1 nnwfier never varies, a nmrvei if
purity, strenjfth and wholesomeness. Meie
economical than the erdluary kinds, and can
opt be sold in competition with the multitude
?J,iir..i',ti ".h,ert ,WBJ"-d. sJum or phesphate
ivewdei, Held only (ti earn. Kerii lUsma
l'ewDsa .n . liu Wail btnxiL New Ynrk.
IVlSlVdA.
VyANTKD-IMMKDlATKI.Y( A TIN.
w ri.il u flMiij u
IIKU.1,1
i.v nuns ir iiTtt
ltd
,Noi,10anaiierth Queen Street.
INTELLKNCEK. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1888.
i .. - , r - .
A'Jtw-tfD vrKiirjakMKsra.
JMI'OUTUb IIJJKITILES.
QENUINIJ IRI8H WBISItY.
KeanEB'S LlttjjkiTOKK.
Ke. 21 Centra gqnrfr'eI.ancltster, l'a.
WA NT K Il-UQUflK' tfl.KA.NIN(.;
waehlng or ar.y kind of work by the
day. Apply at
ltd
32irASrrULl:ONeT.
T..?r7-OKl' OK MH.,HCNtIAM.
- vT.r , wann. n Kell of Xcather. THe lln-OorwlllpleisorotufnBnmoTo-
,,. . . MOBim.'.OK, v
e9-d 7and9JtaitOfange Street.
H
KAHAUHKTKA.
Clarke's Headache Tea.
KVKKYBOWY wlihlngll'.tte
inennste go a long
waylluy at
CarW
Therrlend
te tbe Public and
1 he f 00 te High 1'refl t Compell I Ien
Al'OUTlVKCUUK
roil
dace
Vea
no Centa
l'er Found. A Hand Hand Hand
teme Present with rirst l'eund.
CLARKE'S
Cetfee
Cemb-m.
BOB Per
L'ennd tanjmrwl
If ret tl'1tlr. 1 tint, nt..
ttLcr 35c Ce llec fold In this ctly.
STKULtNOlMKINU
10 WD lilt,
Wholcselaand
Otatt by BAMUEL CLAIIKK,
SAMUEL GLARKES'
W110LK3ALK AND UKTA1L
' KAAND OOPPEB BTORE,
12 end 14 Seiitliquecii St.
IW-TolDpheniConnooUon.
WANT K D-UOU8K-OLKAN1NO,
Waahlnx and Day Werk. Apply at
H 211 witsr itirr hn il jCket.
WANTKDA YOUNO MAN WAISTS
cakob"ker.na ,Ba n8l-cla8, bread and
11 ' APPLY AT T1IIB OrriCB.
XTOriUK-I WILL. COMMKNOE TO
rWir,T!veKoea.lyo at my distillery, Ne.
CIS Kast kiiik atreet, en next eaturaay and en
evsry eatutday lollewlng. llye taken la ex
chanRn inr whisky, . "
seplB-tfd JACOUr.BIIEArrKU.
TT OOKOUTl'OKIT!
1 hatCeugh and Celd will Klve you trouble
Jfjoudeimt LOOK. OUT Vuu II'. and the
beat way is by taking the peoplea favorite,
., t C'OUilHAN'lCOUuHCUUK,
pI,il,.her,?S.".i,rn",001 -,0 K,,re atisfaetten.
Price 28 und 50 cents, rors.ile only at
n-.. t, ... UOUHUAN'3 DKUO SreilK,
Tu.ThAS 1S7 ft 139 North Queen St
t oeicour
-rOUIHK-
Mconnercher and Liederkranz
Excursion.
The Lancaster Mmnnercher nnd Lieder
kranz will run an Exclusion te Wlluilngleu,
Del., etiitu ralr, en '
TIIUIUDAY, OCTOISK.a 11,
Ker W SO ler the round ttlp, geed for three
days (tii Haturday Kvenln ) 'iraln leaves at
Uo'cleok irem l'enn'a Depot. e92s
.y.T.J3U'H l'ALAOK OF KAHIUON.
ASTRICH'S BROS.'
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 East Kine Street.
Lancaster, Pa.
Special Display Fall and Win
ter Underwear.
Fully two thousand trimmed
Hats and Bennets. Choice and
exclusive designs.
Trimmed Bennets and Round
Hats of late importations, of
our own designs and trimming.
All the new colors.
Choice shapes and latest nov
elties of material.
Fine Silk Velvet Bennets,
Round Hats and Turbans,
crowns embroidered; Persian
effects.
Latest combination gros gres
grain Ribbons; Satins and
Plush.
Misses and Children's Hats,
trimmed in unique styles, for
the baby of six months, te the
miss of fourteen years.
MOURNING MILLINERY.
Special Display.
Plush and Velvet Untrimmed
Hats. New colors and com
bination of colors, also cloth
and velvet te match suits. Plain
and braided effects.
MILLINERY MATERIALS.
Special exhibit of latest and
finest novelties used in the mil
linery art.
Feathers and Plumes.
Ribbons and Silks.
Plushes and Velvets.
Lace Otnaments.
ASTRICH BROS.
NEW All VBH T SiB MB NTH.
DONOTMlSa-TOVlSITTHKHOUTU.
. .n.W.a?.etu,,0 flne builfllng and
Kri.m.J.ke,fnf "arket day, Tuesday and
Saturday merningr, and Batuiday aiw-rnean
at lour e clock. B2itldli
PU HMO HAK-1N ffUUllHUAYi OO.
-TOIIIctt, lirktwe 121 North nn sireer.
wlUbose'dalartis noertuisnt 6f lionsmeld
and Kitchen rurnlltire, etc, all-trr excellent
coedllten. Sale te commence at 1 o'elnckn m.
Aft! hllHAU U llfllitll
AlJt.lircJASW, AllOt. . - " .9-ttdJ
!'mUKDIS.MOCIltATMOKTUKHKVKNTH
'
j. warn win holdameetlnaTthisevenlnkat
the Rnventh Wnrd llnloller the purpose et
OlstrlbuUnKlhotrunllermiand tehaveadrlll
mcetlnn ity order or the -ltd
, COMMtTTEK.
JOEIj ij. HA1NEH, AUCTIONEER
and Iteat Estate Agent, lbave ten (ales
where ethers haveenn Hlnce you must spend
money te advertise, hire a man el experience.
1 have thirty-five .Bulletin lleardi upon which
te pest sale llllls. cS-lwdU
STKAVKD FROM THE FARM OF A.
8. Decker, 11 ear Klisel Hill, a Black Herse,
about flva years old. with four white leet
and a Hi tin star, a he lore test are net as
much white as the bind feet Any Informa
tion or the sama can be ulven te A. B.
llRCKKU, or at UUOaSMAN'd Sale and Sx
change Stables, Lancaster, l'a. 08-214
TU8T RECEIVED A FINE LINE OF
tl
IMPORTED WOOLENS,
suitable fnr r Ine Vrt ss andP-uslnrss Suit?. A
large vailety of the Latest Pantaleon Weeds.
Prices icasenable.
MeQUANN ft NOWLKN,
Merchant Tailors,
si 7 6md 41 West King street.
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT.
My assortment of rail OverceaUngli one
of the most cemplete lines 1 have ever dis
played. Cemprl-InR Wlde Wel Worsteds In
all (hadnr, Ktrseys, rancy Cheviots, Selt
Woven Diagonals, Meltons and Patent llotv lletv
trs.made up In the most arUstle style at mod med mod
tratepilcos, at
A.U.B09KNRTE1N,
C5 North Queen attcet. corner of Orange.
BlO-lydU Lancaster, Pa
JDIALL, 1SS8.
Fine
Tailoring
rer the Latest Noveltlos, confines styles.
Lnrgest ii'serttnent of Fine Woolens, aud
prices as low as any, go te
H. GERHART'S
Only Direct Importing Tailor.
43 NORTH QUEEN 8T1.KET.
REPORT OFTHECONDITIONOFTHE
Fanners' National llauk, et Lancaster,
Pu , at the close of business, Thursday, octo ecto octe
b.r4,18s8: KKSOUKCKS.
Leans nnd discounts l,000,8"9 CO
U.S. 4 per cent, bends (par value).. 160,000 00
Kxponses aid taxes paid 0,3-8 02
Due from lianksand bankers 50,491 h5
Cash and reserve 2.VI.41443
Ileal estate, and safe deposit vault,. 40,000 00
Total l7.MUC7il
LIAI1ILIT1L3.
Capital stock paid In $ 4re,0nn 00
Surplus and undivided profits 304.M7 01
circulation 45,010 (0
Deposits 727,520 21
Due te It tnks and bankers 04,1.17 29
Dividends uninld. 2,856 50
Total fl.69l.lC7 fl
ltd U. A. FO.V UEUSM1TH, Cashier.
H
1RH1I A; imOTHER.
Our Werd la As Geed As Our
Bend.
il
Any sensible person would nat
urally suppesa tliis of n house
Unit 1ms been established nearly
40 years, especially when we
positively assert that we com
mand the trade of mere of our old
customers than any ether house
In the city. Our motto is Fair
Dealing, combined with the
LOWEST riUUKS for uid"
QUALITY OF GOODS. Our
Merchant Tailoring Department
has been for years one of our
most important DEl'AItT
URKS. We have justieceived
direct from the manufacturers
about SOO Pieces NEW GOODS,
embracing all the Latest Style
Cleths, witlt all the New and
l'epular Designs, from which we
are prepared te make you any
style suit you desire, guarantee
ing you that the garments will be
n perfect lit and of the finest cus cus
tern make. We can make you a
First-Class Overcoat te Order at
the price you would pay for a
remly-made one in one of the
miner stores. Call nnd examine
our assortment, and be convinced
that we are the ONLY Heuse
who can show you all we adver
tise. "
MIRSH & BROTHER,
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors,
CORNER OF
N QTJBEW BT. Ss CENTRE BCJTJARB,
l.ANUAtTJCU, PA.
J.AIMI, nuijVMH.
NOTIOK IS HKltKIiY U1VKNTHAT
an application will be tnade te Iho Oov Oev Oov
ernor et A nnsylvnnW, 'en Wednesday, Octo
tier 21, A. 1 118. by Jehn Y. Lewell, illaslns
leckrr. Michael llaherhuuh, James U. Uuble
and Jehn A. Ceyle, under the Act of Abjoiii Abjeiii
lily, entttliHl "An act te provide for tholncer-
riorallen and regulation nf certain corpora cerpora corpera
lonr," approved Anrll .9, lt74, and the snpplo snpple
uients thiirute, ter the charter of an lnteuded
coiperatliiu te be called "THKHOJIEIIUILD.
INU AMI LOAN AH0ClATlON, OK LAN
CA8TE11, Pa , the chsnioter aud object et
which Is the accumulating of & fund by the
contributions of the members thorecf, and the
leaning et thu satne te tbetn trcm tluie te time
te onaelo thorn te purchase real estate, build
themsclTrsdelllughouu-sertigaKt in any
let;ttluiate business, and ter this purpose te
havs, posies and enjoy all therlghts, benefits
and prlvlleKes el suld Act et Assembly aud
Buppieinonuthnreto. JOHN A.COYLC,
03,4,6,9,11, 13,10. U,2H,23d So.lclter.
BIRSH
BROTHER
XDUVATIONAL.
TCI X I'ivltl KKC'li vs OAl'ITA L.
EXPERIEN0EV3. CAPITAL.
"My partner had tbe experience and 1 fur.
nlshtd the cnpltat
At the end et two years thlsconattlen was
reven eit and he had the capital and 1 had the
expurleiice. 1 trusted te my partner's honesty
and bis boekkccptnK'
'lltveiiiy son.uchukmwlciJKeef acreunts
as te enable tittii te tee furhliuselt thu true
tondltlen of atralrs "
This 1 net u sketch of the Imagination, but
a remark mafle te the principal of the LAN
CASI'KUCilMUKKUlAL COLLKUK by one
of our leading citizens and business men or)
enterlDB hlisen for the full Uuslness Course.
Day andeveDlngsesslena. Address
aepl tfd if. U. VYiUDLKtt, Piinclpal,
IjKXT DOOK TO COURT UOUHK.
FAHNESTOCK'S GRAND OPENING
or
LIDIBS', MI8SES, AflD OHILDREH'S COAT?.
,a8l?C,t.?fi'.AD1E8',,'IMI!:3,anl0UILO,lEJ,,30e,r''' cempleta. and you art
wwi',M.ViUat4J?nie,U"1,n,pait- w"'"lw.y.ben Itudera In U.U branch
we have Ul jear put mera cnerg y and push in it than ever, ae that new yen will nnd the He. t
selected Bleck of Geed we bave everahewn. ' ' "" l
ALLTUBNCWBSTTUmaSOrTltBBMASON
n..vJ!.C.0!!f ctt re nea pr,M'' ,0WM thaa an' vnrUnu year. Bright, Maw and TaatefnllT
Bealgned Cloaks, Wraps, Jackets. Kaglana and Meajeskss. pn,n oeaU rinth Wr Pin.h
Jaekett and Pin.li Medjeskaa. Our 13.50 Steckinette Jacket and WaTJSZtilZZ
PepPriV Lr' 8e"cUen v" 8t" " cmLDMra'SSlVBt
FAHNESTOCK'S,
WOB. 8g A 87 BABT KTKQ ST.. L ANOA8THR, PA.
BOOKS, AO.
c
UlLDUEN'B BOOKS.
Heir's Bookstore.
Sunday Scheel Beeks,
A. B. O.Baeke,
Fieture Beeks.
WThe llest Solectton of the Beat
Itoeks ler Children. They are Sure te
l'lcaje,
53 K. QTJEBI, ST. -
augis-lyd
UMHHELLAS.
TCTKLVKTI A I "
HELVETIA I
"And wlat Is this Helvetia Umbrella you
elTer with geld and sllvercaps atll.KOt" we
are asked. We'll tell you. llelvella Is a finely
finished umbrella cloth, gotten up In Imita
tion of Gleria Cleth. It leeks se much Ilka
the latter that It requires an oxpert te tell the
dltrerence. Gleria is made of silk and linen,
while Helvetia Is silk and cotton. It wears
first-rate and will glvosatlsfaetlon. There are
10) llelvxtla sold te one Gleria, yet unscrupu
lous doalers pelst In calling Helvetia Olerla.
Ihemanutacturorslrequenlly bill the Hel
vetia as Gleria and In this way the retailer
can quiet his conscience; When you are
offered what is cilled a Gleria Umbrella with
Sold cap at 11.75, or anything like this price.
en't belleve 11 Is penutne Olerla. It lin't.
Gleria can't be sold for that. Glorlesa can. It
Is an Helvetia.
-Loek at the Helvetia at II 19,
R Bi & H.i
NO. It KASi' KINO STUKfcT.
80p29-3md
HARDWARE.
TnTAKDWAUK, Ae.
REILLY m &
HARDWARE
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
UNEQUALLED LlK'ii.NJ-' . .
KA.NQES,
STOVES,
FUKNACE3.
Fole Agents for the famous
Novelty Het Air Furnace.
Next Doer te the Pes'. office.
40 & 42 N. QUEEN HT.
ectl-Smd
J) K V UOODS
TJAKUAINS IN HKKSS GOODS.
WATT & SHAN D
0, SAND 10 KAST K1NU STUKKT,
HAVE UKUKIVKD A I'KW MOUK SPECIAL
LOIS or
New Fall Dress Goods
AT VKUY LOW PUICKS.
rancy 1'liUl Dress Uoeds, might Colen, 103
a yard.
Drap de Alma Bulling, Beltd Celers, 30
Inches wide, 25e a yard.
All-Weel Diagonal Saltings, 33 Inch03 wide,
at 33e a yard.
reitv Inch 8lar Tricots, nice mixture',
2da a yard ; would be cheap enough at 37c.
rifty-slx Inch Assabet Mixtures, 33c a yard ;
regular price 75c,
Ludles' Habit Cleths, te inches wlde, 60c a
yard.
Extraordinary Il&rgains In Mitt Hair Line
Cleths, yard and ahalf wide, (8c a yard ;
nevur sold for leu. than 73c.
Splendid Value In Oneke Striped Cleths, CO
Inches wide, tee a yard.
renv-lnrb All. Weel Celere! Honttettus,
beautiful llnlsh, &0c a yard.
Our own Importation of All-Weel Henri
ettas, IG Inches wlde. '5c a yiid.nre tbe best
valuetu any market and compare favorably
with goods being retailed at ll.ue.
McCall's Bazar Paper
Patterns.
Bend ler Queen rashlen Pheet-ritKG.
ltjiar Dressmaker, 26e j by mall, 35c
bazar Dress and Skirt forms.
New Yerk Stere.
WK OAN SKKVH YOU WKlil- AND
save you money In advertising. Esti
mates Iree.
ADVERTISING GUIDE-BOOKP.
The most complete and original ever 1st und.
Senten receipt el te cents te pay far packing
and forwarding.
ADVBBTI8ISO WKIT1KO A FrSCULTT.
The L. Jee, MUbeume Advertising Agoeey.
1181 und ltu kast ualtlinere Street, ualilmeie,
Md. .SJOmdaw
JBOOT AND SHOMh.
F
T WKAR.
Ready New I
es, NOW UBADY, with my Complete
HOCk Of BOOTS, SHOES and KUBBERS for
Fall and winter Wear. Never before did I
have aur-h a Large and Varied Stock or the
very Brat that the Market Afford, and
Marked and Quick Selling 1 rice. Alse I call
I our attention te my
$3.00 GILT EDGE SHOE.
a hi. is ene et the host Three-Dellar Shee
for men that Is made today, cell and aee
them ; It beau all ether..
D. P. STACKHOUSE,
(ONK-PUlCESTOltE.)
HO fe SO HADT KINO, BT -
LANCASTER. PA. a20-lyd
TJOOTS AND SHOES.
WK AUK KKTAILINQ
BOOTS - BOOTS
-AT-
WH0LESALE PRICES.
Hew Can We De It?
IOUMAYASK: WEW1LLKXPLAIN.
Alter the last Beet season we beuaht flftv flftv
nlne (59) cases of Youths' Beys' and Men-a
Beet, at a Private Assignee Sale, for Spot cash.
;l8cn,.,txce.ia,D.1.y Iew Prl that we can
new .ell you them Ketall at Kegular Whelesale
1 rices, and yet make profit enough te keep us
We Can Sell Yeu:
upf&SXJSKStffJS. " tols-ler
IlKw'anYi"' 81"8 ' te 6' ,0r tlM-"
.Se.'?'?80lld K,lp BeP,B' 8lzM 6 te . 11-M.tl 75
a?llS2.; .repnlarprlce,j 00. 12.23 and 12 50
Our Beets ler ..M and 13.00 we defy anyone
bllty0aSdnpn,lc.;.,r 8Ute te .
nwecoula.,Pal""ln,mmenBo:proflt en tbese
rbautormetto..8emDB &em MU""a
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
We have stuck te It, and te our " Bule" of
giving our customers the advantage of enr
purchases. We hive the largtSt stock of
Ladles'. Misses' and Children's Heavy Lace
?hV.itt,(m.'!llSe8 teI TaU ana Winter Wear In
J5Lc.,y(.whlc.n.1, ae,Y any our competl cempetl competl
lera te dispute.) at prices te suit the times.
Cell in te Bee them whether you wish te nur.
chase or net, as we consider it no treublV.0
Bhe w goods at the prices we soil them.
The One-Ftirs Cash Heuse,
(6
The Leaders of Lew Prices
IN
BOOTS 8c SHOES,
Ne. 3 EiHt King Street,
LANCASTEU. PA.
-stpre closed oyery evening at C p. m. ex ex
cept Saturday and Monday.
CLOTJ1INU.
jyjKRCHANT TAILORING.
-AT-
NO. 25 BAST KING ST.
"We areNewlteady with one e.
tl.elleat Selected Stocks of SUIT
INGS, TROUSERINGS, &c, In
tbe City.
AVe use theIle3t Material only in
Trimming nnd employ none but Ihj
best artists.
Satisfaction Guaranteed InEtery
Particular.
The People's Cash store,
NO. 85 BA3r KINO B'fRBBT,
LANOASTKK. PA.
uiarWlvdAw
m
EfflRT
Merchant TaileriDg
ThePeeple's Cash Stere
TWO KKLlAlir.K PKEl'ARATONSTO
ezlermluate ItaU, Mice and ltOHCbesi the
tannin Hat and lieach Paste and the Standard
l'bo.pherus Pame, either answer, a aoed
purpose, rer sale only at
IIUBLJSY'S DUUO STOBX.
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