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MS OF RESPECT.
; LMMSTEI B1R ITWMLES THE BEAT!
A unvtirr tltirl r nicirn
vr inn -"u dj.hi.ij n. diuri
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?k Eloquent Tribute lald te Ills Mcm-
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?M. tmcMte Seme C'hnractcrietlcs.
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5 'A'neetlnc of llie Lancnster bar, te take
I ;Uen en tlie death of Daniel G. linker,
irMbMd fit 10 o'clock till morning, In tlie
.; orphans' courtroom.
My Nalbanlcl KHinakcr, esq., ,vas chosen
;rwaeni 01 tue mccung, mm .Majer a. v.
'Itelneehl secretary.
p jZ T-e president, en Hinting the object of the
xtteeung, paid an eloquent tribute te tlie
f: Remark eulogistic te Sir. linker tvore
uaroaiery 01 ine ucccascu.
madeey William it. Wilsen, s. v. Ltiy,
. ,'JwkmFaUersenancl II. M. Heuscr. Tlie
flatter, who was in tlie law olflce of Mr.
i-BaKcr, palil the following triuuie 10 ins
ii1 memory :
KSV Having been Intlnintcl.v aiseC'lated tvltli
,-?'J)anlelG. linker dtirintc tlie last ten years
fci or hla life, eccufiyintf tlie isiuiie oihce tt nil
fn Him, this occasion has ler me a peculiar In
A trest t and I Mietiltl be tllsouetllcnt te tlie
K premptings of my licarl If I did net, bete
s'.';-' vcr feebly, pay my niltoei trnmic totiie
fe'y memory of the deceased.
K& Ttatilftl ii rtnbnrtt Itfa c.im ivnll rnlltulcil
ftrf In years, having jmssed tlie nlloted period
g-4 of man's life, having retched tlie ige or
pjf Mvcntv. one. As a, lawver. nsu liilftb.intl
jeSt; and father, as a man, his llfe prexenU n
FVi wcerd of which any of us might be proud.
"5' jie was a sueceisrui lawyer, no enjoyed a
'jj Keed clientage and In his younger ilnya
Kg gathered legetlicr ftulllcicul of llie honest
; rewards of IiIh labors te tn.ike him coin-
$ fortnble during his declining yearn.
c'" He was u wife counselor and his atlvlce
grji was sought and paid Ter 1 13- theso lienp-
$$ Mwilat.t at lin.ttr.Lt Int-nl .Ii n wliul uil t'luntv
Kj'ijTC J V"l-" " iiwiiuiij ii;)i.'-iiihiiiii nit ) -i.it
f.'tf He never onhiildlzed his clientage nor
resorted te artillclal means te build up his
SnS practice, "lle believed that solid merit and
U honesty would tiring tlirir own rewani,
". and ae he ntirxncd his way In n quiet, 1111-
yt" obtrustve manner and tlie hucccss he
3. merited ciimn te lihn.
!w He knew no such thing 11s niallce; thn
IsV petty ienleufiies of his profession found no
home In his breast. Wliutet or else may
i be hald of Daniel (I. Maker this will be wild
1' hy -all, that he was mi honest, upright
jljq lawyer, and enjoyed tlie cenfidence of
J every 0110.
a I knew Mr. linker mainly during his
V? declining yearR, while tlie hhndewa of tlie
11 Kreat beyond wero slowly gathering
Ji around him. mid his llfe was In Us kuiiscL
e An he gradually retired from tlie busier
tyj acQiies of llfe he became) the spirit of gen-
s,V tienejs, of kindness and iillectien.
I (These who wero intimately rihsoclated
with him only knew hew beautiful ere
Kg'f the closing M'cnes of his life. The family
r, circifvjne cirne 01 imimnie irieniiM ui
f, long cherish the memory of the loving
;' gentle spini iih 11 gradually withdiew Imni
i the scenes of this llfe and ftxisl n gtue
vr-. 11 neil "The Holds bevnnd llin Hu-ellltic
A flood."
William It. Wilsen, ,M. Ilieslus, I). O.
Kshlcman, Hiram H. Swarr nnd A. I'.
Jr Hostcttcrere npieiuted a couiliiitte te
If. prepare resolutions eficspect, anil tiiev re-
b&J ported ih.t foltewmg, which worn adepted:
? iiKitUAH, 111 tlie order et iiuture and
g Proidcnce our brother, Daniel (1. Baker,
m, nas ixn removed lrem tlie Held or his use
fulness among us, nnd desiring te iilai'e
upon rsiird n sultable expression or our
k appreciation 01 ins suporler charaiter and
i cxeclieni Httainmviits, ns well ns the pre-fa-
found fonse of less e reel at his seimra-
fej- tlen from us. Therefere
JtMwi'ni, inat 111 inoileatliel Daniel U.
iWKcr 1110 uiiu-ister bar has iet 11 uicuilier
KV ultimo lllirlffht rllllt-ni'tnr ( Mirluf Inn llri.iinil
sterling lidcllly te theso whom II was Ins
lllftr l(. LA'.l LAiillMt.1 In. Iil.i. 1. .... .....I
BPVl "'--J iuwiiu, iviiiui iui mill III 111! nni-
t nent degree the rcspcit and cenlidence of
1110 (.siminiiuiiy.
&& chosen profession he was industiieus, ier
mP, severing and painstaking in the ju etunitlnn
lef of his cases and in the transactieti of all
y? legu niiHiuess, nuieiu proscutatteii or his
r causes te court and jury and In nil his pie-
lossieum iniercourse. with iirethers nl the
bar, the beuch and the public, he wis in
the hlghctt degree all'able and coititceus
and Ictl bclllnd him 1111 exmimln in tlm-n
'Sh respects worthy of all emulation.
tfS Jtrtelrnl. That in thoileiuestiiMiiiil sni-liil
&V relations us ruient.husli.uid nnd neighbor
LV he was indulgent, tonder, auilabie, con-!'--
MderatO and IlLSl. Ills nr ivulnlUn nxnin
Frt plifie-J ill the highest ilegrce the bread
gr nimcipies 01 npuru morality and was em
rUV bellishctl bv the llneHl crnees nf CliriKihin
EJa character. .
gij, Jie&etvar, That the secreturv convey 11
Ej copy of theso resolutions te tlie laiutly ,,f
T" the deceased accemriauled with tlie nssur-
fgj'i ance of our Mucere sympathy.
ins iicauircAi. iiinLinn iniiiiiiiniu in in in.
attend the funeral in 11 body.
Ixg S11I0 lit A'lllliiinsi(irl.
On the Inside orte-(l,iy's paper will be
found an account lif a Mle of legs in Wll-
nieri jiirferilay w hlch Is net ultecelhcr
cerrcTlV Cel. .lames Cochran, 11 luiubor luiuber
inan of Willl.ini-.peit, nnd Kdu.ud Khoi Khei
inan, of this city, together bought all llie
legs lying between Highsphe and Yerk
Furnace, which are estimated lit 'J0,000,000
feet. The total vnlue of theso is about
1120,000. Henry H.iyaid A C6. and Dyaul
A Ce. bought nil tlie legb lying betwee-i
Yerk 1'iuimi.e and the Clies.ipeal:e b.iv,
about 135,O0u,(XiO feet. The prices weie:
IlGUileck, ?2.30 er l.OnO feet; piue.T.t
oak nnd hardwood, f 1.25. Messis. Kber
1111111 mill CeLhrnu will taken tiipalnngtlu.
river te-morrow te leek at the puuh.isc.
A I. Ittln Girl's Narrow INi'iipt.
This morning llie Imrse nnd wagon et
David Miller w.is standing 011 Market
street, near iciuuu. Tlie hoi se had net
been hitched up properly and he begun
kicking. In tlie wagons were tee little
girls, and they hemme fiightcucd. due
JuinjHHleut of the wagon iiudlaudnls.ircly
en tlie ground. The ether in getting out
had her clothing caught, and she hung be
tween tlie waeiibcd and the wheel. The
herse continued te kick and the thild
might have lest her life had It net been for
William He.sh, who ran urn! c.iuglil the
herp by the head,' thiewlng him down
upon his haunches. Hetlieu iek'uih! the
child from her perilous ioitien.
Ituiiiiwny lleys.i
Alelegniiu from the flap was nsehed
by Chief Smeltz this morning te In-en (1m
lookout for two runaway heys mid the
police officers ha vu been instructed te in in
btltute Mil nil for them. These boys nie
dresstsl.Iu blue pants and blue shins, no
coals. .Should any 0110 see them they
would confer a great favor te their parents
by sending weid te the chief or any of the
officers.
Hrvens Custiu (JIIHi'i-s.
Following are the enicers of Stevens Cas
tle, Ne. i, Knlglits of the Mystic Chain,
leeted en Wednesday evening; S K F
" .S- K' C'" C'lmrls Wiulmyer': S.
K. A ,T. J. E by; S. K. U. . Huth; S. 1C.
of S., J. CliHUs; S. K. A. C. S , I). D.
'' ifi', i "" n.-Mclilrey; H. K A.
i R. 8., J. fctrause; S. K. 1. S W. 1). Heck
' R. K. T H. Smeych; S. K 6. O., S. itw '.
era; K. K. O. Q J. h. Hern ; S. K.T. C
T Beider; 8. K. representatUe, J. 0, Pvetl'
k - H. K, alternate, C. Iteidcl. .
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" te ever llie itriitlitiK Kemi.
m; At a meeting of the Uincjster MHiiuerf
:ener ucia last e ciiiiic it was iti,i6-i 1.. ..
'" Over the Keadlnir tnsid in ilm t;.,.r.. .
; te )i held at Wllltcsbarre en July Hb
Trains will leave Lancaster at 7:30 ri. 111 '
, ' aetl tickets will be ft.M for leund trip
( V u "' ways ami 10 siep en at Mauch
, Chunk coming home,
. ,.. WUchl'eurf
l TllO seldlfrt.' nnilmn MinintiLt.,. 1
Z,-NKedt0holJthfeurofihn .ii.w.iu ti...
r?tf!?t.f & schools w ill be pfccvU lii
Mr aalmnli
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BIUM.IAXT WrDlllStl INITOItK.
A Yeung Mouutville Man United te tv
l.nily orttie AVhltelltesn City.
Kdwanl F. Knuffman, son of Abraham
Knuflman, ofM:eutitvllle, 'was married In
Yerk last evening te Miss Cassle H. Ilgen
frltr, a pepntar school teacher or Yerk nnd
daughter of Ojporge W. Ilgcnfrit. The'
wedding took plnce ntithe bride's home,
nnd the ceremony waa perfiirmed by ncv.;
W. 8. Frcn, jmster Of St. Tnul's Lutheran
church. Miss Ida 11. Hall, or Columbia,
rendered Mendelssohn's wedding march.
The bride was dressed hi pink and
creatn silk, with Miiilax nnd Mnrcchal
Nell buds. The ushers vere.fescph Ilgen
fritz, a brotherortho bride, nnd Hurry M.
Hall, ofCelumljIn.
The bride received many handsome pres
ents. A reception wns held from ttteB
o'clock, nnd among the guests were the
follewing: Mr. mid Mrs. Abraham KuulT
min, Misses Mny nnd Amelia KauDinnu,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Dctwllernnd Il.Shoekcrs,
of Mouutville; Christian Kautrman and
Mrs. C. Haughmnn, of Lancaster; Mis.
Geerge De Hull' nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. H. M.
Hnll, ofCeiumbln. The happy couple left
dm lug the evening oil a bridal trip 10 Dal Dal
timeie, I'hllndclphln mid otlier cities. They
will inake their home In Meiintvllle, where
Mr. Kniillinnti Is carrying en the jinlnllng
business.
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ItOIII-.ltT II. CUI.DIAVH OUKslH.
The 1'iiculty nud Stiidentseri'rlnlt.v Will
I'licnmp nt Mt. Cretun.
At 0110 o'clock te-day special train hav
ing oil beard the nluinnl, faculty and under
graduates of Trinity college, Hartferd, loll
New Yerk ler Mt. (ltetn.i,wlipie the whele
patty will encamp for a week ns (he guests
of Hubert 11. Celeman, whoisngraduittenf
that college. There nre due collegians In
Die parly nnd they will occupy ISX) tents
which have been erected en the grounds.
The faculty will be qiiaitercd in Lebanon.
The tennis iiml base ball grounds han
lieeii placed hi Hjilendiilcouilillennliil there
will be games e ery day. The Trinity club
elecls te cress bats with the clubs of Har
vard, Vnle nnd Princeton during the en
campment. During their stay at Mt. (Iietua
the students will hogieuhvo oxcuisiens
ever the reads which Mr. Celeman contiels
Including that te the summit, of Mount
Dick. They will also have the u.se of a
band and orchestra. The train Is nvpecled
te reach Ijiucasler en the wny te Mt.
rirntna about f o'clock this nflcruoeu. H.
A. firess hastliaige of the exclusion.
a TiiinviNu i:.mim.(vi:.
lle Is AiTenteit lu llcrliH County (Mi Tive
Chnrges.
Herman Kutchb.idi was 111 rested yester
day by Coustnble Klefler, or Miiiiheim, nt
the farm of Kilns Nell, near Kinking
Hprings, where he had been weikiug ler
Hewritl days. Thn charges ngalust Kutch
b.idi nre larceny and embezzlement, nnd
they weie miide by Themas Clierlngleii.
The latter Is a miller at Mt. Hepe, nud
Kutchbauh worked for him. Oii.Iiiiih I lib
the hired mini wasseutte Cornwall with
11 lead of Heur. He i el 111 nod in the evening,
but slid nothing nlieiil being paid fei the
flour. That night he dis.1ppe.11ed, nnd the
next morning It was found thai $17 in
money had been stolen from the mill.
Clierlngleii investigated nnd found that
KtlUhhnch had been psild for the lead of
Heur which he took le Cornwall en that
day, and he kept the money. Complaint
wns then nimle befein Alileiiiiau Kpiurler,
who located the man nt the place nbove
uuuicd.JIn wns held fernhenrlng next
Monday.
Mni'l'led III the ( ellll Heuse.
Thern was n wedding nt the olllce
of the clink et the et plums' ceuit
nt six o'clock this morning. The
con pin were .1. T. MiCiiuiuiings, and
Miss Susan Shlli'er, of luumore tow nshlp.
Theynime te Lancaster last evening and
hunted up Alderiuan Spin tier. Thny hud
uoliceiiswte get niariied and thoiuagls theiuagls thoiuagls
trnte rtisisl te perform the cercmnuv.
The couple scorned wen led, ns (hey said
they wanted te lento town this morning.
Thcnldnrinau settled that ilillkulty, as lie
went te the house of the deputy 01 plums'
clerk nt an e.nly hour this nieiuiug nud
had that oilier go te the com I house wheie
the pieper upers were taken out. 'I he
knot was then thtl.
Hack J'reiu .Johnstown.
Cel. II. flunk I'Nhleuiaii, of tioerner
ll"iiei's stall, who ler nlinest two week
has been nt Johnstown with tlie niilitniy
nrrlved at home this morning, having been
leleascd by Cel. Hudsen. The colonel in
looking well iitul he icpeits the work of
cleaning up in Johustew 11 piegiesslng in 11
HitlKfaetery luauiier.
A gieal many Lancaster people have
visited Joliiisteivu sinte the Heed, and n
large number ute going up lo-menow
night te le theie ever Sunday.
'J he leiiitli 111 l.llli..
Theie will be the usual I'ouilhet July
(clebr.ilien nt l.ltitz this year, and it prom prem
ises te draw n gicat crowd of people.
Lilltr h,ts always boeueiy patiietlcnml
its colcbiatieus hae been eiy suicess
lul. This year the smakcis will be lieu.
J. I'. (leliin, of Lebanon, ltev. W. .1. John Jehn
son, of Mnulicim, and Chailes Adam, esq.,
of C.11 lisle. The Libei ly b.nid and the
Fairvillebandwillluruishtlieiiiitiuuii'iital
music and thcre w ill be singing of national
nirsbydeuchiUlieii. The illumination ami
pwnlechulc display will be ery tine.
lfvlnl CimiiiiltUe Orgaultsl.
The spes-ial coinmittee of councils up.
peintisi te inquire into the feasibility of
using the old water winks asan elei-tiic
light station met en Thuisilay evening and
oiganUed by elisting Jehn J. Alllck chaii
u1.111.111dAlde1m.111 Dcencleik, The com cem
nilttis) will visit and ciimiiip the weiks
and nil tlie facts I'uinlsliisl te an expcit, se
that he can make a uqieit lu councils.
l'liiici-al el'.liiscph Cut.
Tlie tuucrul of Jeseph Knlz tmik place
this nieiuiug, and was hugely attciiihsl.
The KulglilselSt. Jiihii, with the lioquels
band, and St. Mlihael's siH)et.v iitteinhsl in
u body. The icni.iius weie taken liem the
residence of tlie dis't'.ised, .Ml 1st. Josrph
stieel, te St. Jeseph's ilumh, wheie iv
i(Suiein mass wns celcluatcd hv rather
Schmidt. The iiiteiiucnt wns uiaile at St.
Jeseph's i eiuelery.
A sitore front rinlslusl.
This idlei neon the stone weik en II. J.
Mctiiauu's pew huihliiigin Centte Squnie,
whiili is one of the handsomest lu the city,
was liulshud by the eniployes uf Mi CIiiie'h
marble works, en Seuth tjileeu sti,.(t, qq10
weik was supeiiuleiiiled by I'. K. firiigei
nud Jehn M. Mecsliuger. They haiiilhslaud
put up 0110 liundnsl Ions et stone without
an accident of any kind, and uiaite n tine
Jeb of the building.
t 011I1I Net lilcutliy TIiimii.
Hurry Altlunisc, Win. I'hlllii, Abrani
Ditzlernnd L'dward Ditzler, the four Isiys
arrested ter iiialicieusly tre.passiii(; upon
the laud of Jehn W, Musser, weie heard
by Alderman llalluuli last et cuing. The
boys weie discharged, I Meant) none of the
witnesses could identify them ns the guilty
parties.
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A Vnllinliln Itellc.
Harry Druckenmiller, who Is weiklngnt
JehiisUiwii. is the jsissesMir efa watch thut
nr ieiiihi en uie ground alter the Heed. Jt
is a Ijiucaster iiievcmcnt, sml for that
reason Mr. Dnukeninlllcr jirlej it very
highly us a relic.
A Uttle ;ir. 1iijui-,m.
Maggie, ull-year-eld daughter of Itenj
Helss, living near Netrsvllle, while playing
In the barn in her Ute feet trnmplwl en
an Iren garden rake, 0110 of the teeth lass
lug entirely thieugli her left f.s.t, making
a very painful wound. Dr. Ii II. Wltmcr
attended her,
.IOI.VKII IN WEDLOCK.
AllsnClnrn .1. LeMitiNnnnd Mr.O.S. Peel-
man nre Married Theso Who Srvel
as Jlililcsnmlilsnml tlroeinsnieii.
Cet.t'JtniA, June Sfl. A pretty wedding
took plnce en Thursday aflorneon at .1
o'clock nt thn home of Air. and Mrs. K. 1
Inmati, en Iiust streets the contracting
pdttles lielng their JeungcM dnughle'r,
Miss Clara J. Ix'Hiniin, a popular teacher
of llin Columbia public schools, and Mr.
O. S. l'oeniinn, IndUldii.tl bookkeeper of
the First National bank, Hnrrlsburg. The
ceremony iras performeil by Her. A. M.
Mchrknm, mster of St. Jehn's Luthemn
church, In the iirescnce eflhe lmmodlnte
families of the young couple. The grooms
men were Messrs. .1. Kiilietd Ieamnn,
Newark, N J., and Win. l'oerman, Hnr
rlsburg ; the maids of honor wcre Misses
Mllle L. Leainan and Nnli. 15. Sweeney.
The couple left at fl o'clock for Hnrrlsburg,
w hlch will be their home.
Jehn I. Dceii,e1erknt'thnP. U.K. freight
transfer, whs stoned about 11:15 o'clock
last night, whlle walking down Walnut
street te his work. A party of men were
standing at Commerce street, nud the re
mark, "There he gees," wns fellow cl by a
volley of stones. Dean took te his heels
nnd made rapid tracks te the transfer.
Lnglne Ne. 073, or the 1. It. H., Conduc
tor Jelferles, took the remains of lcn.
Simen Cameren la a nimIii1 train fieiu
Marietta te Hnrrlsburg last night. The
train Icflnt 8 o'clock and nrrhdl In Hnrrls
burg at fr.V.
Philips. 1'. Cenner, ofthe Pennsylvania
Hlstei leal society, lsitisl Thee. L. Urban
yesterday and examined his Indian relics.
Mr. Cenner was very ninth pleased nud
.Intltcd Mr. Urban te read n paper before
the sedet
Miss Maine I'fiihlcr returned le Phila
delphia this morning alter a IkII teher
iinrcutsin town,
Mrs. OoergoShmib went te riillndclphin
this morning te sen her husband, who Is
ceiilllicd lu 11 hospital thoie r.n iiis'eiint of
Injuries reteivisl 011 the I'. H. It. Inst week.
A delegation of six members of Knights
of (he Mystic Chain went te Heading this
lueining, te nttend thn luueral of Jehn T,
I larger, 11 member.
The United Itrethren Sunday school had
a geed time nt Litltz yesteidny, nt their
picnic. Twe girls weie se attracted with
the place that they missed the train and
had te slay nil night.
Dr. L. II. Nehlei, ilalm ngentofthe P. .t
II. roll read, wns in town yesterday en
ellU'ial business.
The P. It. It. polhe arrested ten tinin
Jumiiers yesterday, nnd Hcpiire Selly sent
them tejnli ler ten days each.
Hariy Nechtrieb, iiiachlulst nt the It. A
C. sliejis, stepped 011 a banana peel nnd
wns thrown te the pnxemenl, sustaining 11
fiacture of his left nrm. The liacture was"
reduced by 11 physician.
Jehn Abbey, lellei at thn Columbia
lien lempany's mill, sited Ceiuiick Mc
Call bofeioSqulio Lvmis for assault nnd
battery. The ollense was lemiultted last
eieuingat the Five Points. Mi Call fill
nlshed bail for his apieariiuceat ceuit.
One year age yesteidny Ihwieikii
Jeieuie, New Viuk, tienernl Simen Cam
einu, llanisburg, anil Jauics Dully, Ma
lielta, sat 011 the pinch of the lattnr's home
in Mniietta. Among the topics discussed
weie the death el a uutubei of paitiesnnd
II leniaik wns made. 'Which of we three
will be the Hist te go?" tleneial Cameren
replied "1 de net knew, but 1 will be the
last." All llnee of the gentlemen have
died within the year and (Ien. Cameren
was the last.
A concert will be git en at the music
looms of Steve J. Owens, en Locust stieet,
an Halm day et cuing.
A sKH-!al train will be run en the Head
ing A- Columbia railroad te I, Hit. 011 July
I.
" llully " l.jen Aci'chIciI.
" llully" Lyen is the n.imoef Heading's
ih.irailer, who Is nlinest us well kuuwn in
Lancaster as llerks. lle isiiieera sort of
ii detect it e nud is u new a constable of tlie
I'eilitli waul el Heading. Ol Inte he has
turned infui uicr and has unset uted a num
ber of liiUeriicn for vieliitlng the laws. Ito Ite
ccntly he sent his own hrethci te Jail for
Mignuicy. lie has made hlmselV tcry
imsiiulai- wltli Hie ni.ijeiity of the iieejile.
List inciting n was standing nl Sixth and
I'eiin slienl, as the ITrvnltl says, "with it
let of ether loafers " nud he was told te
met e en by (Hiker Kendall. He lefnsed
toge, but thoellicor called another le his
assistance and they hustled Lyen te llin
lockup, lle wnsatleiwaiil hailed out nnd
hunt once prosecuted theetlher for assault
and battel .v.
Twe l.nucasitir County Gi'iiduiites.
The sixteenth iiiinual ceiiiiiicucement
exertlses weie held nt tlie West rhestei
Neiinal school en Thuisday. 'I'he class
ililinbcilsl S. 'ft,,, Ijincastei ceuntiaiis
were among llie giaduates. "'I'lm Snliit
of Jehn ltiewn," wns the subjtvt of thn
oration by It.uten Scnsenlg, (ioedtille;
Annie V.. Ilauibleten, of (ieshen, re.ul an
ess.iy mi the subject, "Vacation Inertia."
A l.utvn Piiety.
The law n jsirty last etening, en 1). W.
K. 1'eis.il's law ii, 1,17 Seuth Prince stieet,
iindei theuus)ices orthe Ladies' Aid so
ciety of tlie Prcsbyteiian Meiueiialchuich,
w as largely attended. Ot or .'iO0 people took
sirt in It. .Music ami lefrcshmeiits weie
theleatures of Hut et ening. Packages w ere
sold, nnd the whole allair wasa big sue-
ess, lm.mci.illy and otherwise.
Arrived Stlel.v lu i;uisipe.
Chailes i:. llahcibush te-day niched n
letlci fiem Ins father, Michael' llubei bush,
new in Luiepe. He s.iH they m lit isl in
Hamburg en June I7lh. The llrst tlnee
days out fiem New Yerk they had ndny
weather and Mi. Haberbiish was sick ler
twedays. II, Yet Uer, one of his tratellng
lOillp.iuieiis, wits net altectcd by Hie lilp's
lolling in the least. Mi. Ilaheibusl'i will
ictiiin by the fast steamer Vuteria.
'1 he liny Club.
The Hay club el" this city holds u meet
ing this owning at Hetel Ijincastei le
inakeariaiigeuieiils ler their tlip down
lheChes.isMke. The club will take twenty
.. I !..!... 1.1. . I
ini-iili'l'in ii,, ,i Willi lllt'lll,
lilt Iter Jlaiiil.
Miss Ilessle (ilbseu, who icsides with
liergrandlather, Jehn 1). Clinlun, nt IHW
West Oiange stieet, cut hei liainl biully by
it knife, wltli whith slie wns cutting
i i . ii i n
mi-mi, niippui;.
Plenlekei's In lever.
The .Mendelssohn elub and Ti hilly
l.utheinu their Jeintsl in a picnic at Tells'
llalnyestvitlay.aiul held .i model picnic.
With it the chili closed their season.
Iteadliig ICullremlV I'eui'th or July i:.-cui-hleu
TleUets.
As In fiirmcr raik, Hie Iti mlliig rnllmuluneik
kisrlid tndiicciiicutii for pleasure trntel tncl
ilcut te "The Peiinh. ' i;.ciirslen Ufketd tn
twteiinll iHilntkeu the Itendlng'k lines will l
sold en July 2, 3 Hint llli, getsl in leturn until
July S, liichislt c, tlie minimum Iren nil trip faie
tilth these extended time limits lielng 25 cents
for nilullk, niul 13 tents for chlMtrn. it
itiiwirtHi.
Itev. tt'uricu J. Jnhu-eii nt his rcMdciicc, Man
liclin, Pa., Mr. Jehn II. lirhurt, of Mauhtlui,
I'.i., nnd Mis. I.Uile II. I'ewltr, of llltHiinshiuir,
Columbia count j.l'n. JcVllddn
JlfrttltO.
MieiAFU-At Cehuiiblii, en the V7lli lnt
Mrs. UllMilH'th .M It lint I, tvldon-efthelute Jehn
Michael, lu theVUt Jinr of hcrngf.
The relatives and friends nre rrnjicctfiilly in
vlttsl te nttend the funeral en Saturday at 1 p.
p., at Trinity Lutheran t lunch. 2i
ri'itlirVT1'.'."1.'! l'"' " he'-'JIh lnst.,Xanle
Q. linker, lu the 7Ut tur of hl ugc.
The telatlm aud friend, of the family are re
sstnui-fJei.u -On TlmrMt.1), June 17, Issit,
nt the home of llie lirlde.Ul N'eilii lMikc licet,
hy the ltev. C, llltin Huupt, Mr. Kiaiik M.
siiler, of l'lillnilcliiln. Pa., niul l Carrie,
ilnuslitcrefilr. (irertc (ioll.ef Ijiiu:n.cr. lid
17 I I, II 1 I!Tl'llU'f I II (III hiim.ll U.tl I...II.A
spcctrullr Invited te attend the funeral, from
hi late residence, Ne. :W7 North Duke street, en
(satnrday afternoon nl 2 o'clock. Interment at
lencnslcr cemetery. 214'
Mastm.- In Marietta, en the 27lh lnt.,
Mr. Jehn li.tMtan, ast (1 A7 yrnrs.
Ilclatltes nnd friends of thf fntnlly nr rc-iw-clfully
lutlted te attend the fuutrnl, from
her lute rrldenes, Monday mernln at 10
o'clock. Interment tn the cninef'. ' 2td
tctu bucitlctucttt.
rplli; MOST HKKniXIIINM D11IMK IN
JL wnrin Wfstlirr Is tnrt wine. We hate Pure
Cnllferiiln ltcd nnd Wlillc Wlne for 30 cent,
targe hettleii; f.1.( t-erderen IieIUm."
IlOirilEnHMQIIOIlSTOnK,
Nil 'il Centre Bqiiaic, Imcnstcr, Pa.
S"TA M.K KOH itKNT7HTAJliTnilAM,Y
located with plenty of shedding for wagons
attached for rent, chenn. Iniiulre nl
Jca-21d 130 KAHTKINO HTItKKT.
DANCINfl HC1IOOI. HATt'ltllAY "KVKN.
NO. June 21. nl Itehcrts' Hall. Adral Adral
sleu lidlcs, 10c.; (lent. I.V'.
a-I)en't fentrl tlie Ornnd Heclnhle en the
Fourth of July NlgliL Je!Mtd
lTANTi:i)-A PbACK IN LANCAHTKIt
T fur Rvneral homework or plain cooking;
geed rclen me given. AddrnM,
M.tltY MrlintDK.
.loliltenn, cnie llw. JlcC'ne, Mlnersvllle.
ltd
OUIt OOMIKN I.ION AND MIA QUHNIIA
Clzim.rieeltare, nrehnnd made with lone
C'lenr Havana Fllfrr, fin's nnd liH's tmtrs.
DKMUTII'H CIUAII STOKE,
als-lfdll IHJjist KliigHtreel.
oiTKAKKi.TrHLiiUeirbToni:, TjIJentkk
Ct KliUAHK
PURE RYE WHISKY.
My own (list Itlnt leu. scpl5-tfd
a'nlaiilymauk iwxi
BIGr DROP
STRAW HATS I
A .1011 LOT OP
$1.50 Mackinawsforsec.
rtrgtilar floetls Reduced ns I'dIIewh :
5I.7.S MiHlilnmiKteJI..7l.
Jliil .tlnckliinwii lejl.l'i.
Jl.i") .Mnrkliiaws te 11.00.
l.iJ0.MiikliaiK tes-ie.
, T3c.AinrJcliuittste.Vlc.
lrlllc It STftAtV HATS nt 15 and 11 Cents.
Kneclnl I'rUrs for .'10 DnjN en
TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCAHTi:n.rA.
jiTAitTfN imea.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods !
Wfc vk Iktii piepnrlng
k ii I "en "ii sons ei (icXii(iiii!c
All IHinimicrClelliliig nud Kiir-
AA I III. I. In.. lu..l. r..Z
ii, iiivn nil join iiiiii-
fort during thn het ilnjs.
Light llrccay I'liiniiel and
Miihair Ceals nnd Vests,
1 1.25 te SH. Knney Iuck
VfSlk. SI Inl.i Kumn. I'lm,'.
Sorts
Ready!
lets, nnd the llKlilesl In
twlplil Cit&sli.iernsliillu ? Ir.
l,. Itcliiitjlciiiiikr, perrcct tlttliignnd sltles te
please. At piltes that will earrv lliein en"
raplillj. Wcmc te llie comforts or the het-sand
Utile lieystm well. Jinny M les tn select vnrn
tlWi Mills rrnin, Nollce llie two thliiKt about
tliein. One Ihcbiinity uf tliehiilt.iiinl the ether
the price. He'k Llijlit-Wrleht CnsslmiTC.
riidvlelsiiiid I''lniimlS)iiltk,H In 510, Clillilrcti's
Kiien Pant Suits, Kilt nnd llleuse Wnlslsimd
MM Hklrlfc, ii te SS. Nntlilni' soremfortnlile
fiirlotiiiKliiBersportliiK tlnm n Kliiiuii I Shirt.
Here limy nre hi Welsh mid Scotch I'l.inncls,
Mailrns. Dtfeids, Zcph) rs nud silk Slripc at
niltes that nre net exlinvatrnnt. Onii7e and
lliilhrlnriiii sliirls nnd ilniucts, 2,'m- nud,'i0c;
liner II jeu mint Hum. Jean and Nnlnzoek
Primers. Clnslle Scum lirnwcia Ims I he com
fort of Jean and Niiluiuek iiuddiirablllly of
IliillirlcKiui. I.lsle'l Ineiiit niul HalbrlKcnti half
time hi reimdi'd double heel. LtKht-Wetsht
Hiikiipinlcrk. All the cheirn new HiIiika In
Neektienr, W'nsliulile .lnsiiicsn Silk, llenr-ln-llniiil
nnd Windsors, Phiiiniind Perrnle. New
est shapes In I elliirs.
MARTIN BROS,
Clothing,
Merchant Tailoring and
Furnishing Goods,
neh. ai and at NeitTii eui;i:n sritKin.
H
llt.tll ,t. IIHOlilCll.
SPEC1HLSLLE
-OK-
Beys' and Children's
-AT-
Hirsh & Brether's
New 1.11I11K en. till Is te reduce our Immense
kltsk of
READY-MADE SUITS & PANTS.
Nete sonic of tnu low prices for Itrst-class
I'lnllilnc
(lillilicns Sliert-I'nnts Hiills-nRik t te II-
ei nek si. Ji.a, ji.'ie, ji.s.-., .', j.,v). m, s.i.'i, .t.M.
lle., S.I73. JljJLVI, Se, S.VIU, Jil, num. $H.7.", behiR
lrem 10 te i per tent., less than our tormerletr
prltes.
LONG-PANT SUITS!
-KOH-
Beys and Yeung Men,
.KCk It! tnls. Piltts.fi'O.W.M.M, SI. Sl..ri0,S.
I.1.W, Si.iil, Ki.s"i, SS, W.'l, SH.7Ci, S7.'.V, (S,it)iiud SKI.
llilsc pilci's wewill tiiltr tliestiStills nt ler llie
?'.".,,t"" ViH l,,J emlliiBhATUltOAY,
JIJIA II. SeuTOtl jenrnltcs el Ibcm nt mice.
A lull assortment of Mies yet en hand.
CIIIMUIKN S ICNKK PANICS,
UiikcsI Vnrielj lu L.uuaMcr, av teJl.V.in pair.
HOYS' I.UXU l'ANTs,
All relnis, (eccnt. te .!.00ii Titlr.
ciiii.iiiii:n'h siiiiit waists,
Allklnd,e te Jtft).
110 Ys' SI I HITS,
I 'alien, Vi rc.de, Oeiuet and Plunuel, 2ee te SlJie.
Call at Once.
ONIM'HICK
ci.etiiii:hs and ruuNisunns,
Nertb Queen Street and Centre Square,
LAIN'CASTKH, l'A.
HIRSH & BROTHER,
StetttfeeriUfment.
VBHeEfcTELYllIRE. '
M1 i ' (f i
DHVAI tt
BAKING
POWDER.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of pu
rlty, utrenrth and wholcsemeneM. Mera
econemleal than thn ordinary kinds, and can can
net be sold In competition vlth the multltude
of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
Powders. Seltt only in earn. IIOTAI. IlAKIKO
Pewnr.li Ce., 1M Wall street, New Yerk.
msrtl-lydAlyw
T B. MAItTIN CO.
JUNE SALES.
Seme Bargains in
k" A B L E LINENS..'
52-incli Blenched Tnblc Llneiia..Al Bec.
Fermer price, 5)c ; elegant patterns,
frfi-lticli Blenched Tnble I.lticus.. At 42c.
f)0-lucli Blearbcii Table LlneDs..At50c.
ti2-inch Blenched Tnble Linens,. At 62c.
(i'J-liich Bleached Table Linens.. At 70e.
(lO-lurli Blenched Tnble Linens.. At 75c-(W-lneli
Blenched Tnble Linens.. At 85c.
72-liuli Bleached Table Llucns..At 08c.
72-iucli Blenched Tnble Linens .At $1.2.)
LOOM DICE TABLE LINENS.
22c. iiinlily, down te fjc.
21c. tjunlity, down te 10c.
2oe. iMiulity, down te 20c.
.'lie. iunlity, iletvn te :.5c.
C'rcnni 'labia Linens raiiKC from 25c te
J 1.00.
25 ilecs Turkey Bed Table nt lflc, fast
colors; repilnr price, 25c.
Itciiitintits of Table Linens awny down
In price.
NAPKINS.
Frem 25c te 11.00 a dtveti. About 60
deen sliclitly soiled from bniidling re
duced ns fellows :
(0u NnpkliiH Te 42c.
75c Napkins Te 00c.
$1.00 Napkins Te 75c.
SI. 25 Napkins Te 05c.
Sl.liO Napkins Te $1.20
$2.00 Napkins Te $1.10
25 pieces All-Linen Crash Toweling
reduced te Ce a yaid.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
B
VltOAINrt! HAHCIAINHI
FAKST
Wnntetl, etery jierken In Lancaster City nnd
County le knew Unit Clarke, will Kltesmne
,, 0(1(1 Hnlmtnntlnl ns well us Oinnnicnt.ll Kims
awny te-morrow (SATt'IUlAY, JUNK'-'M Ite
iiicnilM'r, they will h.'clvcn free le nil purchas
ers, no inn Iter tt lint they liny.
ALL HKCOHDS HKATKN
In M'IIIuk HIKKJKE'.S CHYSTAL KOAP.
Just Ihluk of It, We have selit ever nine htm
tiled 6c tin rs of this article Inside of three itnys
unit n hnlf. New tre wnnt te hnve 3,000 burs
kohl hy Saturday ulRht.nnit ir j'eu hnve net yet
piirthiisedu linr come te-morrow nnd help us
out nud Ret n henutlfiil Pan.
HiiKiirs are hldicr this week, hut you should
net let this tterry jeu. As tvcL'iinrnntee If you
huy jour full line ofliret erics from us we can
Hue you ciieitnti money le utmost cite, you jour
Sugars ler NetliltiK.
NOT1-: A l'PAV PIUCKS.
3ic llnttli s Hire's or Itnser'k Heet fleer for .He.
Twelic Hettles Vanlllii or Lemen Extnictk.l.'ic,
.'Oi; a ft Chocolate for :ic.
:11c Java ami HloL'ellcc, lilended, for '.
l'Se a rh Cream Cheese for Ilk.
IV a ttiSeilaCiiickciK for 10c.
AT
Samuel Clarke's
wiielusali: and bktail tka and
ceki'kic steiu:,
ft ANI 1 1 HOtlTII QUKKN KT.
aS-Heiiieinlier tlie Kims. inyR-P,H,M,Tu.Vw
KKlbT-
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
Reist's!
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS
WHOLESALE AND RITAIU
WE ARK PO-slTIVKLY IIKAUQUARTERS.
OUR WORKS ARK ALL
EXTRA HEAVY COLORED I
This Isn tcry Important ftutiire.ns ninny nre
only lightly colored and palmed oil u heavy
colored.
Ol'U WORKS AUK XKW.
We hutc net get an iicciiiiuilntlen of old stock
te net ild of, at rcduectt prices, lint geed, frckh
Hix-k, tlmt will de tn etery Instance what Is
claimed for It. Tills Is also tcry important,
hee te It.
Take a Loek at Our Five Big Windows,
and then step Inside nnd exiiiulne our Immeuse
Heck. We rnn't lit In Iml please en. Oct our
prlrcfc and then decide w here te Imy
WANTED I
Kite ExpcrliiKciI Salesmen for Kit unlay, fnll
at the Mere this ctcnlni;. .Mnstlic ci'ilcni ed.
Jl'hT IN Drietl Iteef Knuckles, llrled llccf ;
Picnic Hams, l(V ; New .Mackerel, etc.
J. Frank Reist,
WHOI.l-ALE AND RETAIL OROCKR,
CORNER W1XT KJNU ANH PRINCP.K1H,
(One Stpjiirc Down Hern Centre fcniare,)
LANCASTER, PA.
Hrt 3lteriicmettt.
F
LINN A BHENEMAN.
BABY CARRIAGES,
FLINN &BRENEMAN,
XTe. 152 Nertln Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PEXWA.
H
AOER A BROTHER.
SUMMER UPHOLSTERY.
Linen Slip Cevers,
Window Awnings,
Linen Fleer Cevers.
China Mattings,
, Mesquite Canopies,
Wire Screens.
PICTURES, MIRRORS AHD CHANDELIERS DRAPED WITH TARLATAH.
HAGER& BROTHER,
25, 27, 29, 31 West King Street.
Item tittcttirmcnl0.
TJtOR RENT-POUR BIX ASH NINE ROOM
X! Heuse. Apply nt
Jel2-tM
-tOSHOUTH WATER ST.
CANE8.-EXCLTJHIVE OTYLKU IN ACA
cla, Pcnniip, Welnchel, Cherry and Malac
ca, mounted In Sliver nnd llreuzc.
UEMUTIPH CIO All STORE.
alMfdR 111 Cast KIhk street.
lyrcaRANN & newlen,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
nl-ydR 130 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
, . . i , ...
CCHOOIj TAX, 1(W!I,-T1IE DUPLICATE IS
O new In the hands of the Treasurer. Three
per cent, off If pnld hefore Augusll. Olllce hours
from 9a. m. till 4 p. m.
W. O. MARSHALL. Treasurer.
mj-2S-5wdR Ne. 12 Centre Square.
E CARRY THE LAROIT STOClTeF
Pipes and Fine Smoking Tobacco hi the
city. Weeden Pines at5c. nnd 10c. each. Genu
ine Mcenchnum Pine at 2Tic. enth.
DEMUTH'S CIOAR STORE,
alMfdR 111 Enst Klin; Street.
-Vr,;CKWEAR-THE LATEST AND MOST
JL"I fnnhleiinliln ktvle- and-liaiH's.tlieclienpcsl
nnd licst. nt EIHSMAN'8 Genu' l'lirnlshlnc
Stere, 42 West King klrect.
SILK SHIRTS.
We have new the finest tine of Piitterun of
Silk Shirts In themnrket. They are thn newest
things out. 000 different Flannels te select
freni. Thoroughly shrunk and made te order
from SI..V) up. Lisle Thread Stockings, life a
pair. Everything In the Men's PiirnUhlng
Line.
TROUT & SHANK,
Shirt Manufacturers and Men'n Outfitters,
140 North Queen Street.
mnrW-lydR
T
IO CLOTHINO IJU YER8.
LGansman&Bre.
Geed Qualities & Moderate Prices
ARE APPRECIATED.
THEY MEAN SUCCESS AND THE PUI1LIQ
FAVOR.
biiiiuner Cheviot and Casshnere Suits at $0,
f, J10, S12. 1 hey are reduced nt one hair.
Wersitsl Suits In the Latest Cutnway or Sack,
at 17, JO, 812, 111. They are reduced nt one half.
Children' Suits nl (1, H.Z', E1.M. tl 73 nnd (2.
Werth tteuhlu the money.
Seersucker Ceat nnd Vest nt V0c end Jt.
Serge nnd Mehnlr Ceat nnd Vest nt J2.'i'i, J2.7.",
j:t, 31, S5.
ThlnCents, kplcmlld styles, nt 35c.
A large Hsertinent of Knee Paula nt2.'nud
.V) tents.
1,000 Pnlrs Working Punts at 75c, liOc nnd 51.
OnrJ12Rlnck nnd nine Strge Suits te order
are fast sellers and en nnet he cuiiiillcd any wheie
at J1S.
Genuine Bargains for the Next 30 Days.
Men's, Hey's nnd Chlldien's Clothing nlinest
at our en n prhe.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
68 and 68 NORTB QUEEN ST.,
B. W. CORNER 0P0RAN0E, LANCASTER, FA.
Be- Net connected with any ether-Clothing
Heuse In the city.
w
ILLIAMhON A FOSTER.
The Whole Truth Is told when we say our as
sortment of
Thin Clothing
FOR MIIKSUMMER WEAR
K or the Lntest Design. Perfect In Fit, Elegnnt
In Finish, Miiltilni of Flue Tcxturf,
Cheke or I'ntteiii Ample nnd
Prices Very Iiw.
Oenl's Cienm unit Hull Coleied Ce.it and Vest,
JA.V). "
Children's Siiiler Suits for Sensldu Wear, 11.75
te J7.50.
Reys' Vacation Suit. Light nnd Dark Cticv.
tots unit Cnsslmere, !-", s, 57.
Ijitkc assortment or Hand R.igs, Satchtls and
Valise.
ONEOFTHEFINKisI'
HAT DISPLAYS
i:VKK SHOWN.
See Our Hat Window.
All Hit lev and all Prices. Trice attached te
c.iih Hat. If you don't sec what jeuwantnsk
for It.
They Fit and Wear!
These are the two hest words that dcscilbe te
you our ladles' 12 Mine. eti tiin hate It wlih
werktsl hole. Kimre or ein-rn tee. ktmiElit,
M'allnprtI button lly nnd stitt.tlcxlhle sole, tiltc
Ha tllal.
The chief aim of man, lu het weather. Is te lie
comfortable. Nothing contributes se much le
this us Flannel hhlrts, which can le had lu
Ileiiiel Flannels, at 2-V, use, ft V and 7.V.
llelteriiiinlllles lu Kugllsti, l-renrli nndCicpe
Flnniiel from Jl te f.t.25, nnd the newest uin
iner Neglige Shirt In silk, R75.
Williamson & Fester.
a-Jlrt EAST ICING ST., LANCASTER, PA.,
AND
U1BMAHKETSTREKT, HARU1HRURG PA
item StbucvtiBcmcuts.
RUS1NEHS EDUCATION CAN RE MAD
JL nt the KEYSTONE RUSINEss COL
LEGE for 55, full course; $20 evenlnr session.
Why pny high tuition fei peer Instruction,
when yen enn get the most thorough nnd prac
tical cour-e for hnlf the money T We guarantee
seu the course.
W. D. MOSSER, Prln.,
tfdAtv IS N. Queen HU, Lancaster, Pa.
CITY TAX, 1RMI.-AN AHATEMENT OF S
per cent, will he allowed en all City T
pnld en or before July 1, 1S8II. Office hours : 8 a.
in. te 12 in., and 1 te 3 n. m. dally. OnMendav
and Saturday the ofllce will be open In the
evening from 7 te B o'clock.
J. H. RATHFON,
JrttMdR City Treasurer.
A T HURSK'H.
I776--JULY FOURTH--I889.
National Jubilee Headquarters
FOR THE REST
FIREWORKS!
WHOLESALE AND nETAIL.
Public and rrlvnte displays furnished at
lowest prltes.
Our works nre nil colored lire, nnd no better
In thn market.
Parties can kelectdlsplays new and have them
laid aside until the Fourth. Olte us a call.
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
R
UhSET SHOES
FOR GENTLEMEN !
Beth high and low cut.
Thb advantages possessed
by these Shoes for Summer
wear are numerous. Are
light, cool, durable, easy
en 'feet and require no
blacking. The shades wc
use de net show the dust.
Prices range from $1.50 te
$5 per pair.
SHAUB & BURNS,
Ne. 14 North Quken St.,
Lancaster, Pa.
rpHE PEOPLES CASH store.
MERCHANT
TAILORING
-AT-
The People's Cash Stere.
We intike CletlihiK te Orig
in the most stylUh ami satisfac
tory nimnier, nt the I.ettci-t
Cash Prices, ami Rtmniiitee yiui
HHtiifiictieii in every piutictilar.
Gents' Jlallirfgnan r-liirls nml
Dratverh at 25c, 5(sj, nji te Jl.O).
Cents' English Llile Thieail
Half llnsc, li'iu ; regular iirice,
fttic.
Ot'iilh' All-Weel ami Hernet
Flannel r-hlits at a--, eiii', "Ac,
Jl.tMtn J2.50.
fieiits' Unliiuinlrieil Hhitts,
thelicrtt for the money in the
city, at 50c, 75e and i.W.
Gee. F. Rathven,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET.
martO-lydll
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