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THE LANCA8TEB DAILY INTELLIGENCER, THUBSDAYv- JUNE 27,
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.cl and Literary Pregramm
" ,rl farenta and Frlemla of the
XJMlalAttcHit-Ledge Officer.
SYxxainMa., June 27. The graduating
laea at SU reter'a academy, en heutn
street, took place this afternoon.
ily few Invitations were issued te itie
BU and inett IntunMe friends. The
tereltes wcr much enjoyed, and showed
kIm, careful training given te Iho purlin of
tfM academy. The pregramme was an rei-
rs:
Hamlet" Overture, (plnr.es) Misses K.
taw, u zeigier.
In Maria rtt.lla" Vraul Muss.
tOwnlnc Words. Harn r. Hengland.
Wand Value dc Concert,-" Qine) MlstesB.
JfcMtand.M. Gable, Kech, T. Mnri In.
7TUi1lna''-Trle, violin. Ml prelehcn
Ua: guitar, Mis sWa P. Jlenglnnrt; plnne,
m Katharine Byrne. .. , , , ... .
' liarrh-"Trlumphalc.V (planns) Mse A.
-WMtcrauin, L. Enlvrlsle. C. csUrinnn, N.
Bntvrlste,
i Calisthenics. ,
Si " La OltAim," (pianos) M lc M. M'Carlhy, A.
Ahertic. M. A Brady. .M.IMlrmly.
,1-rienl Tableaux, Academic Honors, hatha
Hmm. Rrrne.
Y.k. " Anastasla," H. llauneii.
Cm u,.. A Itrtii I. y.lraiar-
. "The Heiress" (Pin no Sole)" I .a 01 Dnrcm
toMne," Opus I, Miss Knthnrlne M. llyrne.
" BlBdlantlna," Vecal Class. .
IS Violin Sole-" Ernnnl,,' .Ml" ureicucn imi .
IC "IITrrtvalnm" O'lAtmnl-M sscs O. Hull".
KTC&tlnkh.ir.Mlnlrli.n. Fallen
ft ifceene from Dickens (Jarlcy's Wax Wl".l ..
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',0 Jjilsu.Mi'l v.eimi,' ',... f
- ajonenuc, u. jiurniy, ". i iuihhi, ?. .......
en. .
Valedictory Kathnrlne M. Byrne.
The following oflleera wpte elected last
'Blght by Liberty Clrcle, Ne. 23, 11. U. (II.
CF.lefl'cnnxyivaiiiat K. w., iranK line-
'hue; C. W., Geergo Oentrcr; C. .1., DavM
,FH. Palmer; C. F., O. C. Miller; II. II.,
SKuRene Suavely; H. S. K II. Trnnk
.1 BailevS 11. n.,J.J. Tcmplej II. T (1. 1'.
ijf.Stelnhciser; AV. D., Daniel Onntner; W..,
i'VK. H. Ttrllrfl; trillions. KumilO Sn.ircly
U:f A 1.. fff llAltvnt . rmirnvf.titntlVA. A. 1.
-Vi.u - ... ...... , .M..v, ,
cjlMKlgers.
,i" Tlie funeral of Uie Inte JIis.Ieln Null
Swm Imlil Hili innrnlnir nt 0 e'rlwk from
liiHely Trinity Catliulle cliuri'li, ami wan
Jvary larpely attciuleil.
'' ucerEO it. iiicnarus rinu ii mi" ii-
Rng for a trip te l'liilnilelphla.
Samnel lleilnian found n iiockPtiieoK
containing money nml aome tlckeln. Tim
feowner can have IhPMine ly calling at lii
k'l home en Neilh Seventh etreet.
Mrs. decree Mable, of Chicklo, and Mr.
r Wm. Mable, of Columbia, lea town last
L evening for New Yerk, whero tney wm
. kall tar tfllrmin.
'" Officer Wlttlck arrCKtel f'liailes Ijiden
last nlffhl for being drunk and disorderly.
Fkiuire Kvaus nent him te Jail for fie
ida.VH.
Hf (Tl. 1T..II..I tl.tl... CI.....1a. bnlirv.il
' All! UI11IUII JIIUIIIHJH (3iiiiiJ v.vw.
;jnml te Lititz NpriiigH tills morning, iibent
" 230 la leaving en the morning train.
rS Mnu A. l:. Shwli left town te-day for a
"S lll li 1 jir.ivelli rnnntv. New Voik.
4T ';.:.;..7. .:.:.:. .".''..
I5Uire J?Oliy 10111 iw liniu Jimivn
r. Jail for 20 days e.icli last night.
Harry Hall sued Andrew Hiecknm no
lore Squire Selly for nstmlt and battery.
if, A hrnrlnr. wa liplil timt flVPIllllir. Hllll hn
If was held in rJOO ball for eeuit.
h Messrs. Fred. Iliicher. Jer
Kech,
they
et the
i ttf. K CrUt and Dr. C. F.
5 kcJ returtied home last night
TVaaoingien, i. u., wnurii
went in reference te the removal
poctefQce. They had an lntcrview With
the, peetmaxtcr, and the gentlemen re
ceived every encouragement te the huccpsh
of Iherr effort.
Antheny Seobenoor, clarienet player In
the MctroellUu liund, was itinrrled te
fp MUm Mary Ilagel, in Jlely Trinity uuno uune
.' lie church, this morning.
SALVAGE FOK KfltAY LOdS.
A Quewtlen AVhether tlvvuers of lalamls
can uinim inn uwwiim,
Frem the CeliunbU ltcnilil.
Among the heav lest losers lv tliegre.it
flood of Jnne 1, 18MI, wero the limiliurjtnd
mill men of thoMusijueliauim river legion.
Net less than six million dollars weith of
legs nml lumber woie Ileated nway from
. their owners en Iho high water of that
moiiierublo Heed. Ity far tliegicitcr urt
of this less tails iiMn the lumbermen In
and around WIIIiaiusK)it. These lum
bermen are all members of an in
corporated cetniwny known us tlie
" West Tinmen Lumberman's Kx
ehangV' and this unritoiatlen, by original
ownership, assignment, tr.iuslcr, etc.. hae
aceuircxl the nbsolute ownership of all legs
and lumber which recently escaped Inte
tlieKnwiucliann.i. This Kxthnugn is new
taking uctive steps le recover mid s.ive
their property. Great ipiaiitlttes el this
property has been cuiight along tlie liver
hanks and ledged en the Islands in Ijiii
casler county. It U probable that there
will be much disappointment among Kioto
who ha e caught legs with reference te the
compensation allow isl them by law.
Thore is a general opinion that thev will
laniQte rccex cr :u the raioei liny cents
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pcWijpKaalhls is an error. It i4wwluiij..
me act e i "smji, inhl tfiies, .i coinpens.i ceinpens.i
tiqn of iitlj' ceimfTO- leg for each saw leg
caught in-low the low n et Northumberland,
but this price only applies whom the
owners of the legs h.u e eluntarlly Meated
the legs lu the rivpr. The law was passed
te prevent the driving of legs below Wil Wil
liamspert and was neer intended te cover
the case of legs which had licen taken out
of tbe'ltoeins by high Heeds.
vThe' rate of compensation allowed te
these who "catch, take up and secuie legs
and lumber tloatingdewu theSusiiiich.iuiin
river" is above the Columbia budge tifly
cents per thousand feet, beard measure,
and below the bridge seventy-llve cents
per thousand leet beard iiieasiire. With
reference te tlie legs and lumber ledged en
the Island and along the bsuks. it does
netappearthat the laws et Pennsylvania
fix any coiiiH.'iis.itlen te tlie owner of the
land, w iere he doc net aitunliy catch the
floating legs or lumber but w'lmre they
only ledgo en hi projieity.
A public, saloef all the leg that evMped
from the Ikkiiiib will be held in thn court
heu se in Williauispeil en te-morrow
(Thursday) nt 10 a. m. A coiiiinlttce fiem
the West Ui-aiicli Litnihei man's Kxehauge
hns already Mlel along the iicr in our
county uud it is hcliecd that i aiieedy
settlement of all claims en an equitable,
basis will be made. MeM of the Island
oiynersare represented by counsel and the
LunlK'nnau's nxehauge have employed
Wm. II. (Hi en, ct.q., as their attorney in
Lancaster county.
The stray leg committee make the fol fel fol
(ewilig estimates of legs new lying in this
vicinity, vir:
Frem Highsplre te Columbia dam, esti
mated at 1L000,0e0 feet. Frem Celuinliia
dam te Safe Hailsir, estimated at :s,'tH,(j)
feet. l-'romKafe Harber te Yerk Furnace,
estimated at SoO.eoQ feet. Frem Yeik
Furnace te McCall's Ferry, estimated nt
2.000.000 feet. Frem McCall'H Ferry te
Peach Bettem, estimated at5,e00,O!W feet.
Frem Peach nottem te Couewingo, esti
mated at l.OfiO.oeo feet. Making u total of
an,eau,isai loot.
Klectlen oreniccrs.
At a meeting or the Lancaster Mienner Mienner
fber, held last evening, the following ofll efll
, ear were elected; l'ie-.Ideut, Heuiy
Vrachbar ; vice prealdeut, Jacob Slehert ;
ecretary, Henrj' Kchmitt ; assistant secre
tary, Henry Ostermycr; corresponding
L aacreUry, Prof. Carl Mati : tremnmr
A Henry Gcrhart,
r Tlie Beating en the Creek.
Wkmer's bridge is a nmnilur i,ia. -..
pc boatmen Just new and every night crowds
w awinpr mere. ine ciceic ivu .
r klgh last evening and the attend
dfWKie was net large. Tlie ttrect has
eeen muddy and high ever this
scaen
: , tJuui the previous one.
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Onicer Elected.
Following ure the elllccrs elected bv
Teuteula Ledgo 105, K. of I : C. t, ciiarles
v;ieth; V. C. Fred Vellmeri Pr.. V. Neu.
4erf; K. of It. and 8., J. II. O.iteimiycr;
K.ef F., CMrl Ilehu; M. of O., Oust (i.
W-wwiit m. at A., Ucury Helz; I, CJ.,
JM,Sta: O, 0,,,tc. Olahbrenner; trustee,
IJMaVbrJ., J. U. 0tcringcr.
Damaxe Hy Storm.
8Tn.4sm.me, June 37. The aterni Wed
nesday morning did an Immenee amount
of datnage In and krburifl thlt plaee,
llcacr creek was higher than It hns lieru
known te be for twenty-five years. A
number of small bridges were swept nway.
One man had scventy-flve panels or H.
fence lesl, and great quantltiCH of grass that
had been cut in the mendeu and low lands
was entirely lest.
A culvert en tlie railroad was washed
out and when the train went ever Wednes
day morning tlie banks gave way and tlie
engiue rank Inte the ditch.
An entertainment will be given In Tem
perance hall this evening under the au
spices of the I. O. efO.T.
Ilrlver and Horses Injured.
Mr. Knight, tlie "extract man," who
drives through the county with two hoises
and n drug wagon, met with nu accident
yctcrtlay. While drhliig down n hill
near I.lbottySijiiate one of the horses be
gan kicking, getting one leg ever the
tongue and throwing the oilier horse,
wagon and driver down an embankment.
Mr. Knight was dragged some distance,
the wagon passing ever both legs. He was
picked tip In an unconscious condition,
anil carried into the hoitse of Aipilln tam
born, who lhcs uenr. An examination
was made and he wan found te be badly
bruised and Internally Injuns!. lie was
laken le his home at Dwchlau, Chester
county, this morning. The wagon was
badly wiecked, and the hornes inetu or less
wralched.
KntrrtiilliiiM'iit nt MlllHl-Nvllln.
On Wednesday evening sixty of the
memberHef Christ Cheral society, tills city,
lie.trded the Millersvllte street cars, which
by special arrangement were waiting for
them, and loll town for that illnge le glve
n concert In theSt. 1'aul's Lutheran church.
Notwithstanding Iho threatening weather
the church wan. crowded, the well deserved
reputation of flic choral society btliiglng
together n very laigoamlleiiceortholovei
of music The prngraiiuue consisted of
cliei uses Interspersed with soles by inili-
Idual mciubcra of the society. The choral
orchestra ol'tweive pieces acceiniKinled the
cherua and added very greatly te the en
joyment of the occasion. The 1,'heral added
another very pleasant evening le llm id
read' large number with wlihh It h.is
fivored the citizens of I.sncasler and Mil
lersville. Died nt AhIHiiIiiiIii, Ohie.
Chiuf of l'olice Ktuelt7. this morning ie ie
celvcsl the following mcssige:
Asni'Aliur.A Hauiieii, Ohie.
I'll ul out if a girl nituKil Yeung lias
parents there; possibly m.irrkil te u mnu
luiined linker. She is here dead.
Address, A. II. IlettNi:.
A visit te the Yeung families in this city
fulled te threw any light en the Identity of
tlie dead woman. Any information re
eelved by the chief of police will be for
warded te tlin Ashtabula autlmrltes.
Held l"ec Arsen,
fieorge Itlchardsen, the colored man who
was charged with arson In setting lire te
the house of William Weber, was heard
hofern Alderman llershny this morning.
The attendance was very huge, of people
who weie anxious te hear llionvldence.
The testimony showed that Itli liariNen
was seen ntall lieurs oftlie night prowling
about Weber's heiun and would pans It
right anil nliie times a day. 'riiealderiunu
belli tliecnse for coil ituud the accused was
committed.
't'holhillreod All Itlgltt.
The iuarryvllle railroad Is again lu geed
running order, as n large uutuber of men
were at work en It jestciday and are still
se employed. Thn train due here nt .It 10
did net arrive yphteuhcy afternoon until ft
o'clock, but te-day all urn en time, and run
ning the whele w-ny tlneiigh.
Tlie Johnstown I'uiiil.
It. Nelt and fi lends te-day ciuitrlbuted
W.fiO te the Johnstown fund, making the
total receipts at neon te-day S!,ilf.7tl.
The cltiens of Christiana le-diiv con
tributed fMa le tlie .lohnstewn' fund,
which with the previous atnetint contrib
uted makes their ceutilbutlun $.I01.r0.
llemembei-eil lly Ills l'iiill.
Win. II. I.evergoed, teacher or the West
Chestnut street grammar school, was pre
sented by his pupils en Wednesday nllni nllni nllni
noen with n handsome geld-headed cane.
Thocauewas made le the elder of tlie boys
by Units Weber, and en tlie head is an
nppiupiialn cngtiniiig. Mr. Leveigoed
was greatly suipilscd at the gilt, but re
turned thanks for tlie handsome gitl.
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Orators Contesl.
Among the ten Juniors el Muhleiibeig
cellege who entered the oiateriial contest
for the alumni prte el' fi, weie thn fol fel fol
eowing: William P. Hiih-i, Ijiiuritster,
subject: "Thiillllhicen te be Crossed;"
Maitlu (1. Schnellci, ll.ireiille, " A Man's
ii Man for a' That ;" mid J Samuel It, We.i
irfilfiiMMil, ''Meuieiles' Casket." Tlie
orations weie deliwrtsl en V'ciiiies.'..iy.
The declsiiiu or the judges will be an
nounced en Friday.
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Witiiileivd Fi-eni Heme.
J. K, llehier, who worked ler Win,
Melllngcr, coal and lumber dealei at
Willow htieet, and wlin is slightly de
mented, left Melllngcr en Tuesday even
ing without lint, coal or shoes. Nothing
has been heard of him since. He is 'Jil
yeaisehl, .' feet Sinchei. high, high ihcek
bones, siuoelh face, blown hair and grey
eyes, and Is sickly looking. Fears ha'e
been entertaimsl by Ills filiuid that some
thing has happened te him and they le
IHjrliHl the co te Chief Smelt, who Is
looking for him.
'lliele Itccpptlen lu'llils ( Ity.
Miss Llazte U. lliirleiuaii, ir Mauch
Chuuk.w-asuuiirledouWislnesdiiyteOliver
F. I.enliuidl, or Neriistuwii. Te-morrow
evening the mauled leuple will be ten.
It-red n icicplien at the home or ths
gloom's jiaients lu thlscity.
a. 1
Mived I'reui ii utry tJrnve. ,
(ieorge Kuu, a beylixiug en Chinch
street, whlle liathlng In the I'onestegii
cits.k en Wednesday was seled with
cnunp. David Peleimnu, who was tishlng
lu the vicinity, went te the icm-ue r Yeung
Kurtz and brought hint te shore. The
timely assistance tendered by Mr. Peter
man s.ied the boy's life.
Mnri'UsI This Mei-nliig.
Mr. Antheny Hcidig and Miss
Itausing, daughter el lleniy Itaiisiu
Annie
r, weie
niariied this meiuing. The ceienienv,
which took jilai e in Ht. Anllieny's ilmrch,
was perferiutsl by Itev. Father Knul. The
iclntlvcs mid fi lends of the ceuli.ictiiig
Iirties uitui'ssml the lereuieny.
Entertiiliilnir Ills I'l-leucls.
.Sheriintiirkhiildcr te-day took n num
ber of friends te his farm in the lower end
of the county.
llnliy Conch lltilned.
A Iwby coach in front of. Sprceher's store,
liist King stieet, was mined by a horse en
Wednesday. Tlie carriage was blown te
the gutter by the wind and the horse
made shot t work of it.
Attended Commencement,
fhe feist annual ceiiiiuciHciiicnt oxer exer oxer
cisesel Mt. St. Mary's celluge, L'lumlu
hurg, were held en Wednevl.iv. Among
these present at tlie exercises weie IMward
Kellly and lllchard J. Mulene, of this cltv,
graduates of that institution.
a
An Old Weiiinu'a Duiith,
On .Sunday nt .Smyriui, Delnwaie, Mm.
llebewu Cater,eolered,dled nt the advanced
age of iisyciia. She formerly resided nt
lloluerstewn, this county. Tlie body was
Interred nt Smyrna.
Tlie World's Tobacco Yield.
Frem the lxiitvllleCourlr-Jeiiriil.
The world' annual output of 'tobacco la
Increasing) rierhapa mere rapidly than
that of either wheat or corn.
Kentucky In the greatest factor in the
tobacco market and her product steadily
grows. That of -'Virginia does llkewlse,
and several of Iho Northern states ate
mitigating It successfully. Cubahasieng
been famous for her cigar wrappers, and
In many parts of the Island the t.lanter.s
are abandoning sugar and turning (holt at
tention le tobacco, finding the latter much
meic profitable. Hvcn llermany Is en
deavoring te raise It.
Hut the greatest cfleits te extend the cul
tivation of tobacco are being made In the
FHsl Indies. Meth Iho soil and the cllmate
oftlie great Islands near the Asiatic coast
Hre admirably adapted le the weed, and It
has long Ijeen successfully grown there,
but net until recently hava attempts licen
miuie te prouuee u en sucn u large scam.
Deth tlie Dutch and the llngllsh are heav
ily Interested, and the industry Is tint con
ducted by small fanners as hern in Ken
tucky, but by KrcatcoiniKinlcseu immeuse
planiatieus, working it thousand or mere
coolies and Malays.
Tlie most proscreilH of the companies
Hinlociited In llatnvln and Kiimalra, and
their. tnlsiecH Is frequently shlpjiel te
American markets. The last Issue of the
Londen Finatitlft AVir quotes tlie stock
of five of these coronations as fellows;
3, 151, WO, 12),' and Hill. They li ad
vanced about IS) points e.iili In the last
llilee months, and are among the most
highly pilr.ed shares en the IxjikIeii K.
ciiauge.
a.
The World's Machines.
Aceiillng te a leceut publication of the
statistics bureau at lleilln foiir-fillhsef Iho
steam machinery In the world has been
constructed within the last twenty-fhe
vans. France has ll,Mni Isillers, 7,Vki
hHOiiiotivesand l,70(ishipl'eller.S! Austin
Hungary, 12,0(H Isiilers mid 2,leil loronio leronio lorenio
lives. In tlie United Slates the .steam
machinery, exclusive of locemothes, has
7,Wie,(HK) hersn ower; In Knglaud, 7,Ks),
IW0 In (Jermanv, l,iVHl,O0U: in 1'ranre,
3,taK),0lW; In Austre-llungary, l,MK),000.
Thme are some lfl",000 hn'ometlves, with
.1.000,efi0 liorse power, In the world. All the
steam machinery in the world possesses
trt,!iHi,XK) herse power. The ono-herse
power of u machlue ojiernled by
steam is rspilvaient te the stieiiKfh or
three ordinary horses, ami the strength
of an eidluary hoi se Is equivalent te tlie
combined slicugth of seven men. Frem
all this the stal Istical bin can at Ucrllli diaws
the i (inclusion that the steam machinery
of the world does the work of l,000,K)(i,(KHi
men, or twhe the working population of
the glebe.
event.v-llvi I'.ih'IIhiiiiiIh.
Kmu.mii Hip. ii ('.ilirnriil.i mountain tow li
irmote from telegraph, hasjust been IichkI
rrein in a startling way. en uie i"iu oc
curred tlie heaviest eaithquake shock ever
felt theie, and since then no less III. in
sovcii(y-lHeilihtliiali(Mk huve been felt.
The local paper thus describes Iho fiist
(ln:
"The first great shock was followed nt
Intervals by moie or less heavy shocks for
ever two benis, until seventy-right shocks
had been recorded, of which thu llrst, thir
teenth, Dlleenth andtlie eighteenth were
very sovrie. At the (list shis'k which was
siimelhlug fearful, rocking buildings from
slde te slde and scalteilng I'leckery and
glasswitin people rushed out of houses in
whaloxer clothes they happened le be.
When a shock would coiue Iho crowd
would yell and run for the middle of Iho
street.
"The vlbinlleim woie from south te
neith. The shocks weie geneinlly pro pre
ceded by distinct riiiuhllug noises."'
Sent te .Intl.
Michael .Sullivan, arrested ler drunken
and (ilseiilerly conduct at I'lince and
Lemeii slieets by Ofllcer Myers, was com
mitted by the mayor this morning te the
workhouse for II ve (lays.
Mnriled nt Wnlklus (Hen.
Miss Sndle I'leining and A. W. Ilrml
street, of Hnrhester, N. Y., were marritsl
nl Watklns Olen en Wednesday nt neon.
Miss Fleming was a lonelier in the public
schools el thlscity for a number or .irttre,
and thn bent wishes of many fiiendsln this
i Ity go with her. She w 111 residual IliH'hes
ler, whero her husluiid holds n lucratlie
business situation.
An Iren Firm EiubiirrasHed.
An execution en n coulexsed judgment
Ibr?il,s0!i, dated the Bilh Inst,, and pay
able mi demand, iigniust .lehn T. Itebbins
and Henry l' Hall, trading as H. Kebbius
A' Sun, I Ten and steel inaliufactiiiers, of
Philadelphia, was issued en Wislnesilny
by the Kensington National bank, Phila
delphia. During the day the tlim made
an assignment te IMuiud II. Wilsen.
The total liabilities are about Jlir.,0Kl, and
the assets fct7,.ri0i.
The l'rolillittlen Stutn Convent Ien.
Chilli man A. A. Stevens and ether meui meui meui
beisot'lhe l'lolilliilien stateceiinulltee met
in llairisbuig en Weduesday. and de
cided tu held their statu eoueiit(eu en the
'Xh of August. The place has net been
agieed upon, but It will be settled with ni
leicucn le the most advantageous lnllre.ul
rates.
Deuiiiiiii'Iiik Ouny.
A meeting of veteran soldieis lu Yoikeii
Wednesday night denounced evmybedv
resensibhi for the dete.it of Di, 'it. l
Spaugler, who faihsl te lie appointed ten
vacancy lu the pension eiiiii!nliig heaul
of Hint county. Dr. liny, who was
suppettcd by S.eiitd tjuny, risehed the
upiieinlnieiit. '
DeKCees el (inlliiiitry.
1'iein the N, Y. HernUI.
Should women be hanged 7
Women insist that they should net be
dniirlcd or any el' the lights which men
enjoy. It would be iiiigall.iul and iingeu
tleiu.mly te thwait their wishes lu a little
matter m" this kind.
Hut when it comes te voting, uh, that is
n wholly ililleicut thing.
Went te Alabama,
tlriint llehrcr, son elMaJ. .lein Kelnei,
lull l.iueiMlei te-day ter Itiiiiiinghaiu,
Alabama, wlieie he intends going into
business
De net fingi.l the l,aun PaikiiRO 1'iuty te be
held IIiIkcmiiIiik li the Lullis' Aid sni'lety of
the Piish.Ucrlan Meineilnl iluiirh, nl Mr. D
V. E. Pelkal's, 7K Piliire slirrt. Tlicie tstm
chnree for adinlulnn mid all aru bile,l. ne
fTfshinents will l served.
Pcrtllitt.
Entz. Ill this I'll), en thu ISIh lui.t., JeM'ph
l.ulz, In lili.iMh )iir.
Tlierelatlscsniut Iricmls of thn family, also
ICnliflilsefbt. Jehn mid Kl. Mlcluii'l's society,
ire icspectfully luvllcit le attend Iho funeral,
from hU Inte residence. Ne. 531 HI. Jeseph street,
en l'rld.i iiHirnliiK at S) o'clock, lllgli Jhis
nt HI. Jeseph's church alii e clock. Interment
nt Kl. Jeseph's i enu ler . ;itd
Miciiaei.-AI Cehuubln, oil thn Kill III.!.,
Mrs. Kllrnbeth Mlchncl, widow of the late Jehn
Michael, In iheVlst Jcnr of her age.
'Iho relatives and friends nre iejs'ctfull In
vited te attend the funeral en Hiiluiday ai 1 p.
p.. nt Trinity Lutheran t hiirrh. 2i
llAKl.lt. -in this city, en the 27th Inst., Daniel
II. linker, lu lho;ikt)eiiref blunge.
'lliciclHtlw-HHiid lileniUef the faiiill) Hrie
Scctfiill) Invllisl te attend Ihe fiuirial. fiem
his into icsldi lice, Nu.SU7 North Diikestiiet.en
Rituidiij ulieriiisiu nt '.' e'chs'k. Inttrinmt at
1 jen iiter ceiucfcry. 2td
JlCIU iXbtlCVlieCllll'llltV.
"VTieiaii'ei.y rum!
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
rpll 1H powder never varies. A murvel of pu
J. rlty, strength and wliolesem.-ues. Mera
usiiieiiili-:it Hum tlie enllnarv kinds mid cnu cnu cnu
liotbesoldln competition with the niiiltlliid6
of low tint, short weight, nluin or phusphatn
Powders. Mil milu m cam, KOVAI. lHut.Nll
I'OWUKII Ce., 100 Wil ntrv I, New Yerk.
jiiHrtl-ljilAlyw
Item bucrtlcntent.
THKY CAN ALL COI'V BUT NONB CAN
Lqual Dllly Waltz's JIavaim Killed Clear,
NfW. 5 A IttJ NOUT1I O.UKEN BT.
mylM!nM,W,Th,8Aw
CfK)K WANTED AT NO. .07 WEHT CHIMT
nut street. Must be well reeemtnendit.
tlixxl wekcs. Jc27-ThAM
CANEH-f IIeT'TnEHT AKSOHT.M1WT OK
Canes In the clly can be found nt
HII.liY WAJTZHI'lUAHHTOnE.
Nm, A and IW North Queen street.
m27-M,W,Th,Hw
I.AWNHOCIAL AND PACK AOB PARTY
piOII
win WEivm iil iir. it. .. iiiwi i1,!"
Ih I'rlnce street, THlirtHDAY EVENINO.
iecieiy ei ine
Allfrlcndnln-
rreiiliylcrlaii Memerial Church
I lied. ilefrcshmentJ".
je-ji,'!
BENT fie HAYANAjfH'I.EK CICJAIt IN
t..e..ty,tT.ttYWAlT7.n
Noh. B and Ittl North Queen HI.
iiiylMm.M,W,Tli,M&w
e
UKOOMKN LION AND MIA UUKNDA
(;ii;(irM.ri4'C!ffAni(nrenan(i iniinf wnn King
VliHi lint nun r hit iriisin hum ii,nuws'i-
lr.n. !!.. . Ll
iirTP. rurm nnu ni ix.
DEMUTIl'n I'KIAII HJUIIK,
nls-IMll 111 Ensl King Htreet.
UNDERWEAR- LKIIIT AND MRDIIVM
wclehl nnrtrrwear In sll gmdcBnd nny
slrr. nl KltfHMAN'H Ocnls' riirnllilng Htere,
12 Went King street.
OHKaTwK'H EIQUOrtbTOHETlS CENTIIE
O HQUAKFU
PURE RYE WHISKY.
MynwiiOUtillatlen. sepIWfd
rpiiu most m:rinxiiiN(i dhink in
1 warm unilht r Is Inrt whw. We hnc Pure
I'nlireriila Itcil mid While Winn fer.'Wccnts,
laiKObettlcs; Jl.dOjTrilercn I'etllf".
UUirHBH'M I.KM'OUHTOItE.
Nii.53fiitn,Kiiiri,I lainraster. Pa.
irANTED-A
COOK.-AI'I'I.Y AT THE
KXC IIANDE HOTEL.
-tllTrffAltS A Nil
TH'I"H-THE l,ATIT,
j the meet riralniblr, and most eotnferlablo
f.lnies iimi si ics ny sue. nl i.iu.-s.Mvr
Oeiils' 1'iiriiUhlng Htere, i2 Went KIhk street.
ny sire, nl EHIHMAN'H
7ITIKJIB HAVE I)NO HINCK DECIDED
llial Hilly Wallr's Clear Is tlie best In tlie
state, r'eranbiiil
Nt Wj 6 A: 10:1 NORTH QUEEN HT.
iiiylsViniM.W.lliAiv
AV
El'ARltY THE liAIKJIHT HTOCK OK
PIierhiiI Finn HmekliiK Tobacco In the
cllv
WihicIcii 1'liies nt .v. nml 10c, rach. Ocnil
liieMiirsclian
in rows ni jrx". men
In
DEMUTH'H CKJAH STORE,
nls-trdlt
Ill EnnlKlnnHtroet
VThJIK WEAR Till
LATENT AND MOST
ls raslil(iniihtnstlcsiiiiilsliiules,llierlimiiest
mid liesl. l EHIHMAN'H
(lent' Furnishing
Hlerr, ii Weft King slre'l.
171 OR K. I.I
HANDSOME
CI'RIOHT
A1 llane, nearly new , It limit be sold
n bar
nil n rer can. jnriureei
DR.W. L. ITHIIEII.
Je:5-2td Ne, 01 North (Jucen Hlni'l.
1
SHE RIVAL FOUNTAIN PEN-THE REST
mid cue ii xt. t in I lie market II Karat uelil
pen. Ilnnl riiiicr ueincr, never cell out ei
order, easily lllled. Cull and examine before
purchasing elsewberc. At EHIHMAN'H dents'
Furnishing Htere, U West King street.
J
MIERE IS NO HENhE IN BCKFERINO
with Cerns and minions, wliin
COCIIHAN'H CORN CORE
Will always euro. A will kiieati lady In bus
canter, Pa., sutlerrd Ke iiiueh from n Hiinlen
lliiilslic could scarcely walk. One appllenllen
entirely n mm eil tlinimln. His Riinrnnteed te
cum or the money will be icfunihd. 1'ilie, S3
cents. Fer sale only at
COCIIHAN'H DRl'O STORE,
Nim. 1T7 A. l. North CJnecn HI., IjiimiKter, I'a.
Tii,Th,HR
II
:nry wei.f,
FURNITURE STORE,
hn removed te 1 .1(1 Eakl Khic street, hsvlnira
mil lluenf l'liriilluiderrvery description at the
jewiMt prices. Alse Undertaking promptly at
tended le. Cull anil examine our goods.
iiS-irdR II. WOI.F, KW nt King Street.
rJt'Itl.ICHALi;- ON FRIDAY..ICNE2S, IssO,
will be sold nt 30V Ijist Chestnut street
lrfuic.nter. one hone, buggy, one-horse wagon!
hariiesi, two lobes mid ktablu llxtmes, bed
loom suite and bedding, parlor unite, cnrs'ts'
i'.xteiili)u table, kitchen fiirnltiire,gtui.i iiirriis
nml ether wale, etc.
Hale te begin nl one o'clock p. in., Minrp.
I). W. DH'KENllAtidH,
IRANK II. DIFFENIIAtJOH,
Execuleis of estate of 1'clcr Ullb nbaiigh.ilee'd.
II. F. Rewi., Auctioneer. JeJI.lti.CTd
XTOIK'E IH HEHEIIV GIVEN Til. VTTIIK
1 fellow higitescrllMd Clly llends are hereby
called lu for llieHlnklng Fund of the Issue au
thorized bj nrdhmnce approved March :i, A. D..
tssi, mid nmeuded by erdlnauie approved
Mtirtli 2. issl. te refimd JJd.eai eflhe Inilcbted-
nes of tlie City of I.'uuaster, I'a., at four cr
tent.
I If till seilesef 1'lMi le Til cut V ours, viz ;
Niw, 8, a). SI, 21, One Tlieusiitiii Peltars enrh.
Nes. .w. ai, :, .. hi. : w. ,t7, .w, en, n. v, m, mi,
77.7S,til, 102, lllfl, nu, ilt.lt'.'. n:i. 111, 115, llK.llS,
llli, 172, 17.1, Five Hundred Dollars ench.
Nik. V, fill, 57, P, 7S, TU, St), si, mi. 101, One Hun
dnd Dollars each.
The above numbered bend will be presented
ferpavmeiil nt Ihlselllce en or hifere Uie first
day of July, lssfl , Inlcuvt en snld bends will
cease en Unit dale.
Jc2i-lMd EDW. EDOI.IH.EY, Mner.
"I TE EXAMINE EVES FREE
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE!
Yeu Tliink Your Eyca Are Geed 1
If j ou have I hem examined von will probably
Hint that tin re Is something wmug with tlieiu,
and thai gtatscs will ben great help te veu.
We use InhnllHble "DIA .MANTA " lenses
which are nniile only by us, mid recommended
by lending Oculists ns the best aids te defec
tive vision.
Solid (lehl Hls-ctnclcs, :i.(M ; usual lillie,
r.ne.
HteelHpeelncles, fine.; llMiid price, '!. (Ml.
ArlindalEjcs Inserted, SI ; usual price, Kill,
M. ZIHEHAK & BRO. 130 S. Ninth Street,
OITICIANH. I'll I I.A DEI. I'll I A.
Ilelvicen Clicstimt and Wnhiiit Slrrets.
nijS-lyd
IV
K)l AND HIIOES.
WHEELMEN!
WehaveJintsccuicU the "Agency" or "Hele
Conliel " for lainciutcr county of " The Cele
brated W, II, Teiilinln's lllcjcle nml Pedestrian
Hhees."
These Shoes nre made of Fine tiinulne Kan
garoo, are Hciuulrss and Uiced te the Tip, which
Is nilMil suit beved, thus allowing the Large
TiK-s le be fiee from rubbing, being a big Im Im
pieveuieiit ever the Old Hljle Helt Tisjhliee.
The shoes being l.iicd te the ters, does nway
Willi Iheiircular seams which se often rub the
feet, especially In hill climbing.
Theyaie new IsMiigmade up teOurHH.'eliil
Order, in nil widths mid sizes, anil will lie here
Meiida.v, Jul) 1, Just In tline for Iho (I rand 111 111 111
cjiloTeiiriiainrnl. A pair of these Plus's will be given ns second
prle lu the Fourth event, In morning's pio pie pio
grauiuie of llle.v de Tournament.
Tlie Price Is $3.00 Per Pair.
Which, when considering they nre black and
enubewern en the strctt, making n very neat
nnd dressy npsirniice, vi III seem most lensoii lenseii
able. A sample pair can be e. n In Men's Win
dow. The One-Price Cash Heuse.
IT
The Leaders of Lew Prices
-1N-
Beets and Shoes,
3 & 5 East King St.,
LANCASTER, I'A.
4T-Slere closed e i ry evening u t li o'clock, ex
tent .Meiulsy slid Huturday.
TNTN
p. lwnnT
rilfil vVi IMVMU,
J.
HAfiriY KTAMM'H
:IS Tm RLACE(,F0R BlARGAINSi
24 Centre Square.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
100 DOZEN
Ladies' and Children's
FAST BLACK RIBBED HOSE,
At I2c. a Pair,
These Hese we have in two styles
of rib, and wc warrant every pair te be
fast color or money will be refunded.
7SSK FORTHEM.
NEW BOSTON STORE.
item Vbttrvtiarmcuta.
CANEH-EXCI.CBIVK htyi.eh in aoa aea
ela, rennng. Wclschcl, Cherry nnd Malac
ca, mounted In Silver nnrt flrenie.
DEMUTH'H CIOAR HTORE.
nlMfdR 111 EaU King street.
1"fl.iA'"vi'AITZlIAH THE UEHTTWOFOR
i Sc and rc Clears In the city, nt
NOH. KM NORTH (1UEEN HT.
mylWiinM.W.ThJSAw
rcOHANN A NOWI.EN,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
nl.yilll 130 NORTH QUEEN HTREET.
SCHOOL TAX, IRsn.-THE DUI'LICATE IH
new lu the hands of the Treasurer. Three
percent, eflirpsld liefern August 1. Olllce hours
from 9 n, in. till 4 p. m.
W. O. MARHHALL, Treasurer,
my2S-5wdR Ne. 12 Centre Hquare.
BEHTTWeT'OR KlVECENTCiaATtHIN
the state, nt
BILLY WA1T7.H,
Nes. 5 nnd I0U North Queen Bt.
myJsnM,W,Th,HAw
Sfl.K HliTItTHT
Woliavenuwtlieflnesl line of patterns of
Hllk Khlrls In themnrkel. They me the newest
things out. :) dlflcient Flimnrls te select
from. Thoroughly shrunk nnd made te order
from ILIiO up. Llsle Thread Stockings, 10c a
pair. Everything in the Men's Furnishing
TROUT & SHANK,
Blilrt Manufacturers nnd Men' Outfitters,
110 North Queen Htreet.
ninr2tl-lydlt
",r.ENNi:ncneR eahden.
Maennercher Garden I
Sew I'erferninnre Every Evening.
Te-night Prof. CoMree In seme of his mar
velous manipulations nnd Illusions; the Llttle
Chnrnilng Vocalist, Miss Ixiltlc Der, the won
der of thcBgc, tlie Queen of (ecenn Hlght.mes
incrlxni. Mlud-Rendlni; and Hplrltiialisin, and
tlie most Ilewltchlng Hlnger.
l'rer. Tlll's Wonderful Marionettes every night
tills week.
Ijvdles without escort and miners net admit
ted te the garden.
JciMnid L. rFAEFLK,rren.
Ql'ECIALlTAimAlN.
A Fourth of July Celebration
May Come Once Every Year A Ilnrqsln Like
1 Ills Hut Once In a Lifetime I An Lxicllent
PIANO
Tlint Iias hern In use biilOKEVEAR,mi4 lns
OOODASNKW, (
Must Be Sold at Once.
DDirr niiiv-f:... a i
r mv.1., viili ia.).. ; t
Kirk Jehnsen & Ce.,
N0.2IWEHT KINO HTREET.
ifll-lvil.tw
I
MARTIN CO.
J."
JUNE SALE.
A rush for the Silk Grena
dines, at 5c a yard, closed them
out yesterday.
Anether let, same price, to te to
merow morning.
Yard-wide Dress Batistes, at
6c a yard, will be en the coun
ters te-morrow morning.
5c Dress Ginghams will be
closet! out te-morrow, splendid
patterns, and worth S and iec.
REMNANT COUNTER.
Containing r e m n ants of
Ginghams, Seersuckers, Chal
lies, Satines, White Goods, &c,
all at 5c a yard.
A case of French Satines at
iec, all new patterns, and the
regular price is 35c
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
EVANAHONH.
These Are Trying Times.
Yes, they nre trying limes In mure senses than
one; anil every geed housewife known the dlttl
culty of having geed, sweet bread lu very het
wiaiher. Rut this Insk may le rendered coin,
vmmtlvcly lasy by having tlie right kind nl
Fleur, uud every ene who lias ued It admits
that
L EVAN'S FLOUR
I. the Right Kind. Try It, nnd You'll Buy H.
Levari & Sens,
MERCHANT MILLERS.
UI)-ll
Jtem 3lhtifrtlcment.
ftcttt Slbticvtlecmcute.
jMITy'tAX, IRsn. AN aIiATEMENtIu' 3
Kj iier cent, w III Iss allowed en nil City Tsx
paid en or lefore July 1, issji. Olllce hours : 8 n.
ni. le 12m., nnd I te.i p. in. dally. On Monday
and Saturday the ofnee will be en In the
evening from 7 U. 8 ocleck.invTMKoNi
JeStaMR CltyTienMirer.
A BTRICH BROS.
ASTRICH BROS.
PALACE OF FASHION,
115 & 117 NORTH QUEEN
STREET.
ON FRIDAY, JUNE 28,
AVe Oiler en Special One-Day Sale tlie
Following Goods.
These extraordinary low prices te held
Reed for this day only.
Ammonia, 5c u lxrttle. '
Put.' l'eninde, large boxes, 4c a box. '
Mucilage, 3c 11 bottle.
David's Ink, 3c n bottle.
Crown Shee Polish, 7c a bottle.
Petroleum Jelly, 5c a bottle.
Heed's French Cologne, "e n bottle.
Jrleyt's Genuine German Cologne, He
11 bottle.
Miller's Wild Flower Beiniuet Seap,
7c n enke.
Ctistlle Seap, 3c.
Colgate's Cafitilc Seap, He.
Otteman Bath Seap, Klc a box ; 3
cakes of soup nud wiishnig.
Mikade Ilair Rolls, 8c.
Electric Curlers, 10c.
COMRS.
Children's. Round Comb", 2c.
lilnck Rublier DicswingCenibs, 7-inch,
4 it'iits.
Wire Hair Brushes, 7c.
Teeth RrushcH, -'c.
iNcetllcs, 4e 11 pit per.
Pius, leu paper.
f Tinsel, 4c n bull. " ,
r'Bralnerd anil Arinst mug's Hiioel
Silk, Ic 11 spool. 1 '
Dextcr's White Knitting Cotten, six
cents (tic) n ball.
Linen Flourishing Thread, 3c a skein.
Riirgnrreii Thread, 3c u skein.
Embroidery Fle.-w. 1! skeins for lc.
Arttene, lc 11 bkclu.
Mnrkiiig Cotten, -skeiiiH for lc.
Dress Extenders, Ic 11 set.
(l-iiich Dress Steels, 4c it tle.cn.
English "Pins (MX) )ins) for 3c.
Hat Pins, 5c 11 deen.
Belt Pins, 5e 11 dozen.
Black Pini, large boxes, Ic i box.
Shoe I.ucers, lc n dozen.
Yeul Hated Who Garters, 15c n pair.
" Goliath " Corset Clasps, 5c a pair.
Ever-Ready Dress Steels, Hie 11 dozen,
in nil colors, ; regular price iWc.
Belting at 2c n yard ; nil colors.
Elastic Corset l.mc, 1! for 3c.
Dies'i Extenders, one-inch wide, Ksj a
set.
Heeks nnd Eyes by thu yard, 7c n
yard.
C'nnlleltl Da-ss Shields, 3 pairs1 for fiOc.
Seamless Stockinet Shields, 8c 11
pair.
Don't miss this great sale of Staple
Notions, for you will never have a
chance like this again.
Ne discounts te Dressmakers en
special prices.
On presentation of bills of goods te
the amount of $5 or ever. lKught at our
store, wc will glve you ' Sunshine for
Little Children," IS pages, and two
beautiful water color engravings by Ida
Waugh, ene of America's greatest
til-lists.
ASTRICH BROS.
115 & ', 1 17 North Queen St.
rpllE I'EOrLE'H CAHH STORE.
MERCHANT
TAILORING
AT
The People's Cash Stere.
We make Clothing te Order
in the most stylish and satisfac
tory uiitiiiicr, at the Lewest
Cah Prices, and guarantee you
satisfaction in every particular.
Gents' Balbriggan Shirts ami
Drawers at 25c, 50c, up te $1.00.
Gents' English Lisle Thread
Half Hese, 25c; regular price,
50c.
Gents' All-Wisil and Demct
Flannel Shirts at 3Sc, S0c, 75c,
M.OOte 2.50.
Gents' Unlatimlrlcd Shifts,
the heat for tlie money in the
clly, at 50c, 75c and jl.00.
Gee. F. Rathven,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET.
uutiOMydlt
50 Pieces 10c. Dress Ginghams re
duced te 6c
25 Pieces Fine Challies, were 10c;
reduced te 8c a yard.
1 5 Pieces Fine Challies, were ilaz.
reduced te" 10c a yard.
1,000 Yards Embroideries at 4c,
5c, 6c, 8c, 10c, I2j4c. All are worth
3c te 6c a yard mere.
3$t.sccllrincmt.
-iiriu'.NfrKeuR hIx aniYnIn e iieTJSi
.' Jinuses. rtppiyai
Jel2-lfd
4-,HOUTH WATER HT.
Qr. een ,,-KCT eK p,rKi fiiem m
JfJJJ Indi te 0 Inch dlameter.lfer
snlentn low figure, nnd thn only house In Ilia
city with a plpe cutting mnchlne, cutting up te
B Inch diameter, at JOHN JJEST'B, SU East Ful
ton street, in2-tM
TTIOIt CAST IRON PII'K VITTIKMH. nriTir
Jp plain and reducing, up te B-lnch diameter,
piuiifiiiin: rimiius, rinnKes, riauge
JlllOII.".
.'Illinium-, miierieiin inuuils, llloe 1
Hangers, Fleer and Celling Plates, go
I1EHTH, :ra liisl Fulton street.
Hunperta.
i te JOHN
Iil'J-IM
Ibll" "llOlilZONTAI, HTATIONARY EN
; clues, from 2 te 80 tiorse-iewcr, nnd Vci
ticnl Engines from 2 te 40 horse-power, you vtll
find than at JOHN IIEST'H, S..3 liist Kulteu
street. m2-tfd
-17011 CAHTiNOf, liioTTeit urakh, liehT'
J; or heavy, nt sheit nethe, go le JOHN
liEST. 3Zi Vm1 Pulton street. m3-tM
CARRY IN RTOCK-IIEHT CHARCOAL,
Hatnmercil liar Iron.DeubloRetlned Iren,
llurden'8 Rivet Iren, Rivets, Het nnd Cela
Reller Iren, HlceLHheet Iren 0-18 te Ne. 18, at
JOHN RIOT'S, H Eait fulten street, mMfd
IK IN WANT OP DRAWS OU IRON STOP
Cocks, Asbestos Packed Cocks, Pet and Illh
Cocks, Iaiver Cocks, Hvvlng Joints, cult and gel
tiiein.nr s'im your erucr by mall, te JOHN
i(tv-5i,.j.;i uin ruiten strict.
Iii2-tfd
WHITE COTTON WASTE, COPPED UY
the pound, 10c; In lets of 10 pounds or
ever. Be. All Eoedsdellvereil tenny nnrtef tlis
city Free. Call oil JOHN REST, Ne. 33.1 Eint
Fiillen street. m2-tfd '
TNJECTORH, RUE I.ITII.E CHANT
t A .J
1. eeek Injplnitnrs and Electors,
Eberinan
""in 1 1 vvni, ii.iiumiij ii-"i'V' nl . itlllljlli
American
Injectors, all In stock, at JOHN llEHT'H, S.C1
East, Muton street.
n, .ss
r-tra.
mANKH FOR WATER, OIIX, ACID OR QAB.
L f any sliape or capnelty, ut f.ilr prices, go
te JOHN REST, K3 East Fulton street, initfd
I710R THE REST HOT AIR FURNACE IN
tlie market, go te JUIIN REvr.li-H Eist
1 niten street.
m.'-tm
IJtOR PULLEYS, HHAPTINO,
COLLARH,
aj jiiiupers, uiauin iiexc. ueupiiiu
te JOHN REST, 33S East Pulton street
m2-tfd
IOK 1IOILERTUIIE RRUHHEH, HTILUSON
J Pllie Wrenches, Plpcnnd Menkey Wrenches
combined, Files, Oil Cans, etc., go te JOHN
RE-iT. xa 1'Jist Fulton street. ni2-lfit
f-IOLD II
IT for sle,
Hullell strc
HRONZE, LIQUIDS AND HIZINO
mi work, at JOHN IIEST'H. Ml East
rect. ni2-tfit
,DIATORH, OP ANY MAKE OR .DE
slen. can be fiirnlslu d at rcaseimble tlmires.
h)J
JOHN REHT, ail East Fiillen street. iu2-tfit
AGENCY FOR CALLAHAN
incut te take the place of It
lit makes live times thn 0111
CO'B CE-
licit Ij'.ul. In
inniilltv of ret!
icau aim is nir sur
1 nir superior 111 ui.iKiiigsicuiu jeuus;
inn ana hand hole plates en hollers,
I'rlee 20 cents per pound at JOHN
pncltlng inn
te.. e. iTlee 20 cents txr isiuud
REST'H, SB East Pulton street. mi-lfii
IJIOIl HOLTS. I,A(I SCR EWH, HV7T HCIIKWf
' Hqiiiircnud llexngen Nuts, these gixxts In
sleck, at JOHN UEbr'H, .171 East Fulton street.
Ul2-trd
TTURE HJilCKH." I'litE CLAY, AT LOW
X: llguics, go te JOHN REST, SCI I jist Pulton
street. nts-tfd
IJU.MI'S, KOILERH, .MINING. CENTRIPU
khI andHiemu Pumps, of any capacity, nt
JOHN nESl"H.SU East Fiillen sliccl. In2-tfd
PACK INCH. AH POI.lXlWH: DIRICJO, FOR
blciunieiil llvilnuille 1'jcklug, Asbest Repe,
Woven nml Wick Paiklng, Hemp Packing, As
bestos Mill Heard, Asbestos Cement, lietM
Hhcnthlng, Ouin Piicklng.Oinn Rings Ter Water
Onuges. PlumbiiKO Packing, Reed's Patent As
bestos, Lined Heetlenal P1h? Cever, tit JOHN
IIEST'H, :! East Pulton stieet. m3-tfd
1" jieit amerieanT-kiiitpeeiTc'Vlinder
' Lubricators, Ol.iss Oil Cups for Hearings,
veu can get them nt JOHN HEHTH, 3.SI Eist
Pulton street. m'Mfd
F
TtORPRAIT A CADY AHIHSiTOH DISO B
Vnlves-Jenkliis Valves, nrassiiloeo valves
llrass Onte Valves, Iren Redy Olobe elvcs,
I-ver Hnfety Valves, Pep Hnlety Valves, Air
Valves, Radiator Valves, Pratt's Hwlnglng
Cheek Vntvcs, RmssCheck Valves, Pisil Valves,
Angle Vnlvci, call lit JOHN JIEST'H, Ktl Fjist
Pillion stieet. Iii2-trd
T JAHTICUI.AH ATTENTU1N PAID TO
Jl Medel .Making, I'altern. mailings aim
Itlllt- I IIIII n, ih I'llii " nu-i'iii,iirii
REST H, 333 East Fiillen sin ct.
tJl.if. It. I. li. .. t nrlim. r. nLiKiulitii
lit JOHN
in2-tld
ITtOIl neiLERH, HORIZONrAL.TtMU'LAR.
" Vertical, Perlnble, Cylinder, Jliirlne, of any
slze or power, of Iho best mnteilfil mid vvnik
iniinshlp, go te JOHN REST, SH liist Pulton
ktirvt. 1112-tfil
F
Wee
1011 STEAM (IACOES, HIOH OR IXW
1'resMire. Water Uiiuaes. Omme locks.
oed Wheel" or Weighted, (ilnss Tillies,
Whistles. Hvnhens for Stesiii flanges. Cylinder
Oilers Plain, Water Onuge CelmmiK, Cis-ks for
Klemn Oangcs, cull en JOHN REST, Ktl Eist
Pulton strx I. m'J-lM
TP YOU WANT A I'lItHT-CLAHS I'ORTARLB
Engine and Reller, en vv Iks'Is, cheap, ns the
fellow lug prices shew: t horse-power. M75 , 8
horhc-pewer, ViZ'i; 10 hoie-pow er, J.'i7.'; 15 horso herso horse
poivr r. Js7."; 20 horso-pewer, Sl,l".i, call at JOHN
111.81' ft. All Eist Fulton sUecl. m'Mfd
CJAW MILES, 1
HARK MILES, (Oil MILES.
O leather Rellers,
Tim raciiers. irinle llurie
Powers, Milling mid Mining Machinery, at
JOHN Hlisl'H.ica East Fulton stieet. mi-tfil
STEAM IIEATIHTHECOMlNOIIEATPOIt
dwellings, climclies, school beuses, etc.,
though sncccsslully used one hundred .leant
age. When you eonteiiiplste a ch.uuecnll en
JOHN HESP, who will give Jeuii satisfactory
job, at a fair price. in'Mfil
' A Nil TIIINOSARI.NOT WHAT THEY
V sei'in." CeininiMisetiM' and thlrty-llvn
dell.us seem all right, mid irv 011 leek Inte Hits
nice little arrangement, lis like Ihe ICcclev ims ims
ter, It won't work. v. mete smattering or llook lleok lloek
Keeplug and theineroeHnliig and closing of a
set of hooks riess net constitute tlie entire coil rse
oftlie LANCASTER HI'hINESS COLLEGE.
Ne. HP, E,it Kins street. Thorough Instruction
In nil liniiichescsM'iitliiltea business education
ceiistltutis the course. Tunis eeuslslcnl with
the Instruction. Addrevs,
II. C. WEIDLER, Principal.
A f ILI.ER'S HORAX SOAP.
TVYILl-eR'S
Borax Seap
-WILL-
WASH CLOTHES,
AND-
EVErwY ARTICLE UNDER THE SUN.
XT OTICE
TO THKHPAtvjKltrt AND OUN
. All is?rsonsare berbv ferbiddeti
L NEU-
in iresji.issen miy iiiiiieuinus 01 1110 1 ernviall
,jidHiss.slvvill estates In Ixb.111011 or Lancaster
.xiuutlcs, whether inelestl or imlnulesiil, either
for the purisjse of thoetlng or dhlng, as the
law will be rigidly enforced agr.lii.t till tres.
ivnssing en said lands of the undersigned after
this notice,
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN,
It. PERCY ALDEN,
EDW. C. FREEMAN,
Atlerue) s for R. W. Celeman's Ilvtrn.
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