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THE HTKLL1QEHCEK,
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LAKCAITO., PA., July 9, 1889.
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Tfcc Prizei Fight.
Th teWranh tells us tbnt there tin
beea great excitement everywhere ever
3jthe Bullivan-KIIrnln tight, nml maybe
there has been. The weather has been
fr het enough te make n little excitement
ilweA arcat wav. But was It net rt little
$ ftf ht te make'such n fuss ever ? If prize
l lights can proceed with such hlch re-
ji gard for the physical feeling unci well
J? tttlntrnfthe. Ilihters. vvn slieilltl PflV that
? i he-Jnw U unduly exercised In ferbldlng
Mcnnarniieswexniuiueiis. n tiiepeepic
who' paid their money and undertook
an. all night ride and an all day
broil te see. this tight, had net been
doing an unlawful thlug, probably
they would net have, gene te w
much trouble and endured he much
Buffering te sec It ; nnd the justice
of the states of LeulMaua and Ml-tMs-slppl
would net have been made a mock
ery. If the people of this country unan
imously enjoy the accounts and the
sights of prize flghtu, as nil the newspa
pers think ; and If prize, fight are mich
harmless thing-; as this one between the
biggest profeers of the art has liecii,
should net the law forbidding them lw
repealed ? Certainly It Is net edifying te
ee palace trains running ever the coun
try leaded with prlre lighters, going
out te de that what the laws
of all the ctatci they traverse
forbid Jtbcm te de. Certainly It
Is, net decent te see the newspapers ac
companying these jweple en their law
less mission, with their reporters and
printing columns about the law-forbidden
project as it gees en te its com
pletion'. Certainly it h net right that
the whole country should Iki made te
unm tn tui ...inl.kii.l I ft. r l.n .iflrkflu if luti
aT defycrs te evade the law ; te le bunding
In tlie nkritpninnt. nf nloiisiire ever I lieir
deetls, and te be clapping their hands at
the victor. Surely If flire things arc te
be, the law Bheuld net stand in the way
of the prize tight.
That Mississippi sheritl'stoed upon the
battleground between the parties and
proclaimed the law. They amiably
heard him nnd proceeded te business.
In the presence of the multitude of law
breakers he was powerless; Jux as the
law Is nerveless before the public opin
ion that seems te demand the prize
fight. That MisMlppI sheriH' cut a
small figure licslde the pugilist ; but no
smaller than tlte law cuts. lie rcpie
eented and proclaimed It. Its moral
force sbejild have Mifticcd for the occa
sion. It did net, Ix'cmi'-e punishment
was net expected te await its rnie. Ne
mere humiliating position could he occu
pied by the officer of the law than that
which they assumed en this otcaslen
nd which covers them with contempt,
from the sheriff up te the governor. It
is, however, a position which they often
occupy lu this country where mob law
and lynch law h a prevailing force. It
seems te te porwlble for a milllcicnt
mob at any time and anywhere te give
the law te any state. It has Imxmi
tried In them all and It has prevailed in
all. It Is a lamentable commentary en our
c!ti!i7atIeu that the respect for the law-
is thus low ; punishment for ilNole
dleneeteitis reserved for the ordinary
occasion; for the chicken thief and
the ordinary malefactor ; but is
net te lie feared by thou
who arc mighty by their numbeis or
position. The corporation thieves,
the neigliljorheod lynchers, and the
prize fighters arc i.afe fiem punishnient
in their law 1cm doings. It is public
aeutimeut and cfil'inimite iiiIcib that
are at fault ; the eueiiermlttiug and the
ether fearing. A vigorous execution of
the law, which would put all the-c prize
fighter and their friends te Jail, would
command the public approval ; for
even these who readily violate the law law
knew they de wrong and reicet the
hand that smites them. Such vigorous
hands are rare in executive place ; gov
ernors who ilud the public quicken! are
net eager themselves te stir a fray.
We hope that the prize lighting pub
lic had the lotfcef fun out of this light
that they needed te havc.te mpay them
for the dlr5pea they showed their
country's laws. We however de net
see where their particular joy cm yc.
After Mjventy-llve rounds 'together,
the respective champions ret lied with
a few bruises and tuts received In their
f-evcral tusselings ; and the vanquish!
says that the bun lcat him , wliKh Is
likely enough. Yehtcrduy'a miii would
have beaten anybody indulging in vio
lent exercise. A great fight, indeed !
nobody hurt sae by the miii, which
makes eue vomit and the ether faint.
A Itallmad Threat.
Tim Plitluili.tt.lii.. ...,..1.. ....ii. ..... i
ra .j'.ii invjiiu iiiv iliniiii in.'ll
&m evcr tne threat of the Heading railroad
K, f te build its line iuteAich btrevt, with-
St, wt asKing tne city's cennt. It claims
BCthat it lias power under its charter te de
iuih. atnas ler some time been asking
COUUcils te authorize lllinllinr !, i,
Eft which it organized te build this city line
Ks' lu B "nereer, 10 construct it ; but oeuii-
fe--, cus unve nei seen nt te agree te give it all
juinmcujui nun ii new caH It will
ek take what it wants, under the sanction
ei jib ancicui ennrtcr.
Still it is safe te say that it will de
nothing of that kind. That Beading
charter has authorized lets of rascality.
RiH evueiiie ei everniuiung i'lllla-
m delphln with its reads, w itheut the ceu-
i, aeni ei cuy councils, is a chinkapin
U?' aheivA m-rii 1 1 a n.ni.. .....i .i. ; r ...
Sp? Will net work. There Is power in the
" " " er, iw well as the Beading's;
and it certainly will suffice te protect it
1?',. In ll vtfi.li.
r7'. And tills clnli.. ...,l..l. (.. ... i
.'made ceucernlnir tlm invui,,i.iii... i...
W;Q the state of chartered rights, is one. that
V . .aeedaand will nwiv .. .. i, .
iL iii. j ii .. , """ imeiaiieii.
ri.xVThedcc'rlne thatii sinie ....... ,i
Effrwhat it has once r.rt..,t .m.
I??'aad 1,,at ll "t nnxlify or refctlict
K. .' aavra aiii rrrm.i.,! ...in...... 1.1 .
e s ij vj : irr.rrv " ''uuw "'" wulf-
i. -." "", "" uuu fieuerauen. Jl did veil
: pmueulia wuen ,ue chartered private cer-
, wauena Mere weak ; It does net de
v when they have waxed fut and htreiiK.
., - ..v, it.wit iianuiuetl JUVlUCIlJle
-j fHTllegei undertake tesubdue the public
nuviy uiepuimecorjieratlons. When
Beading cempauy tells Philadelphia
kt it will cress Ltnvlu win. ii., ...ii .
Itt j4mw, without gettlug theceaseut
of IU rniinrtla. It Is time te sav thai the
,puhllsafctyferblds' railroad corper
.Hen ie exercise mica power ; ann iv win
be forbid.
A kteamf.r Just In from Calabar, Africa,
brings a bleed curdling account of hew an
African king was burled at Eboe In thn
presence of English traders. Hundreds of
men and women wcre put te dentti with
the slowest and most painful tertnrrs by
the cannibals, and It was announced that
human sacrifices would continue for ten
months. These brutes need te be
conquered.
BnoeKiw.N Is suffering from a plague of
caterpillars, and tlie English sparrows first
Imported Ie prevent this have no appetite
for tlicui.
KcneEON riEr.nAi. Hamilton, of the
marlne hospital service, says that several
of the most Important quarantlne stations
n ill have te close nlmut the first of Octeler
for wnnl of suflktent appropriations. Per
haps they will net Iki needed, hut Ihere
slieuld be no perhaps alxiul matters of this
kind.
In tlie face of the fact that Jake Ktlraln
has been knocked out by Hluggcr Sullivan,
hew trifling mmjius the report that the
EmperorefUerniany has been knocked out
by a glacier.
Tim ether side of the story or Hadji
H.isscln Ohoely Khan's weariness of
America has conie te light. It apjMiirs
that Hadji en his npearaucn In Washing
ton behaicd in an extremely barbarous
way, nnd used a sort of English that had
certainly net been ieiuid In resectable
society. It Is relateil tliat he took the llb
ctty of tweaking by tlie nosen lady whom
he met at a reception, and remarking upon
the dimensions of "tlie btigle" slie had
"get en her." "In his playful Persian
way he gief ted scunoef the surprised ladles
of Washington soelety by prtMlilliig thorn
lu tlie rllis u 1th his thumb, mid liy greftlug
them with a wpicnlc Hint usually accompa
nies tlinl prank of a clew ulna pantomime."
We can gut along cry nicely w ith Sitting
Bull or Youugimin-whe-cirrics-liis-lHil,
but llndjl Is ipilte tee barbarous for us.
Tin: sheriff of Marien county, Missis
sippi, appeared ujkiii the scene of the prize
fight nnd commanded peace nnd withdrew.
This was rather absurd, but he had forgot
ten te In lug along a heavily armed posse,
nml as tlie governor of the stnte had also
forgotten his much talked of plans for the
use of the stnte tioeps thcre was nothing
else for the jioer t-lieiill te de. Mr. Ilicii
owns the county and iiImi apjicars te own
the sheriff, and ns he favors jirlze fights
and the KepU down thcre tnke kindly te
them the region may betonie a fawirltu re
sort of bruisers.
Till: Shnh of Persia is dazzling l.ondeu
with his oipensUe costumes leveieil with
geld and diamonds. A dealer in precious
stones w he saw him at the epura said that
he would bu glad te buy him ns he Meed
for a million dollars, ami return him
promptly unharmed ni e by the less of his
i lellies. It Is a wonder that souie eutei
prising burglar does nut burglarize him.
l'AlllKnc delailH me glveu of the des des
perHte h.ittle ofthe deiv Islics en the banks
of the Xlle last week. 'I hey had marched
for many days across n burning desert nnd
found the enemy warned oft heir approach
and draw n up se us te keep thein Irem the
water. Ter two days they fought lorwuter
under the terrlhie Egyptian sun and be
sides IheMi killed In haltle siores wero
found who had dlcl or thirst and heat.
Tills Is neither magnilkeut norglerious,lmt
It Is war.
l'r.UMINA!.,
Sh.vATOH Themas V. Coeei.n. nf Mivll.i.
bus been appointed collector of tlie pert of
I'hlliidelphla.
I.i'Weiai Kisiiep I.irn.rjeiiN, of Iing
Isliind, en Monday denied his rumored
Intention te resign, and says he was never
in latter hesPh.
.Si:naieii ani Miis. Cami.iien have ar
rived In 'nv Yerk from England en the
Hte.imship Eider, tlielr triji abroad being
Interrupted by new s or Oenera! C.imcren's
Illness and death.
Hut JeNi.ru 1'r.Asi: visited the rrlemls
school at Atkwerth the ether ilnv and,
nuestlenlng the siliehirs, askisl wluitwus
thfl dlfleienie Is'tween the Sis let v of
Friends and ether Christian chinches.
Titles!" cried a shrill-voiced urchin j
and the Qunker baronet hluMicd deeply.
lli.iuiiiti A. I'KAiiMiN.agisI Ifiyeaisand
uiiinarried, was drew ned w hlle bathing lu
tliolakeatChiuigoouSuml.lv night. Ile
was a mlllicniHlie mine ewnei from
lkinaiiK.1 t'lty. tdiilie, nnd had lihisl u
yacht mid invited an act less te take n sail,
premiHlug te teach her lien te swim. While
the beituiau was going toward tlie nhoie te
find a shillew- spot In which the woman
nilulit take her first lessen, Pearson, who
had put en his bathing suit, dlv ed from the
Viu Ill's slde. When the beat had gel n low
hundred feet aw ay Pearson died ler help
nnd Mini;. His body was net recover!.
Ueatlieriti'V. Hutii-.v II. Calloway.
The Itev. Henry B. fallow ay died at his
home, TUI Blue street, Philadelphia, en
Monday. Mr. Calloway was bem near
Laurel, Bel., May 1, 1620 and in 1811 was
admitted te the Philadelphia conference of
tlie Methodist Episcopal t lunch, In w hoi-e
bounds he pussed his w hele ministerial life.
Among his charges were St. Paul's M. E.
church, this city, which he served lu lf77
and lb78. He was also pistol of the Co
lumbia Methodist thuiih ler two jeais.
Fer eight jears just Mr. Calloway had net
been actively engaged in iuiuihteri.il work,
heliliuga supciniuueiniy relation en ac
count of his health. Fer a jear jiast he
had been sulleiiug lieui Ihueirei-tsel a hill
hlh injiiicd blHHpiiiP. Ileleavesii wile,
a son and dauglitci.
. -Twe
discs Itei iirncil te f eurl.
Ellas hnjdei. Tlies. II. Shinlds and
Edward Hang, the jeung men living in
the southern end of the cit, woie heiud
by Alderman H.ilb.uli last evening en a
number or ih.uge pitlemsl by Audiew
Ilruug.ird. He was unable te make out
the case of diuukenness and disoiderly
ceiiduil and nsNault and battery against the
defendants end they were dismisMsl. Iho
huretyef the peace against Haag was also
dismissed ami lliose against Sunder and
Shields wcre returned te court, and these
lefendiintsgavebail for tlielr iijipcarnnce.
lirniited I'.v tlm IteulHtci.
'lhe following lilteis weie gianled by
the register of wills for tlie weekending
Tuesday, July if;
Ti.sTAMiuvrAiiv-.SuK.ui hihiielfer, do de
teased, latoel Uuuastui illv; Cliailes 1
Schaeiter, city, excs'iiter.
Elizabeth Michael, decenMsl, latoofl.au lateofl.au latoefl.au
caster ity; Charles M. Hewell, cltv, ex ex
ecueor. AmiiMSTnAiiev -l'eter Fvisk, ilo ile
teased, late et Enlirat.i tewnslilp; Jesepli
J. B. Zcrfass, Ephnita, administrator.
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Itcmlt or Hall names.
The result of yestenlav's games vmis ns
follews: I'hlladeliihld II, Indlainiielis 1;
Hobteno". Cleveland 1 j New Yerk 7, Pitts
burg 6; Washington -I, Chicago 3i Cincin
nati 11, Athletic a j St. ixiuls II, Columbus
0; Hroekln8, Kansas Cltv t; IxmisvilleS,
italtiinoie.'; Wilkesbarre 1J, New.uk tl;
Weriestcr7, New Haven Ij HartfeidU:
IeuelIO- forfeit ; Cuban Giants 11, Harris
burg 1 j ICorriMew n (I, Yerk 2.
It vvasa great combination yesterday te
tnke the Eastern Eeague clubs against the
Western. They won't all win again in a
long while.
egt, who jumped I,aiicaMer, is new
claiming that Cumin n will net pay him
w hat they ew . 1 Ie refused te pi,ty v csler
day and w 111 likely get fired. ' J J
M'utvwl a Iteailnu-.
Oeorge W. Toinlluseiir complained
ug-aiust by Frederick Sherldau for asault
and battery, w alv ed a henrlng and gav e ball
btfoie Alilerliluu A. F. Dennelly for trial
ut the uc-xt term of court.
SOLD H SEASOtfS PUCKIHG.
j. gist 7,m, f Tin rtrr, bells mis leif
TO A rHIUBELrHIA BEALER.
Twenty-KIht Cents lvr IVtiind Becelvcil
Fer tlie Totincee The OrewliiK Crep
I te ported In Oemt Condition,
The past was another dull week In the
lear tobacco trade In Iaincasterand vicinity.
Outsldoefthesaloof J. Oust Zeek's pack pack
Ing.neted in the New Yerk tobacco market,
and the sale of a few small lets te manu
facturers, nothing was done by the trade.
Thcre are still Inquiries by exporters for
low grade 'ffl crop, but the packers are still
holding erTand expect better prices In the
near future than new offered.
The growing crop has Improved greatly
the jwst week and already renslderable
tobacco has been topped. If the weather
continues favorable Lancaster's crop this
season w ill be a geed one.
Th ScwTnrk Mnrket.
Frem the U. 8. Tobacco Journal.
The Fourth of .Inly week Is generally
considered net te be avery glorious one
for the wholcsale business except for the
Hrceracker establishments. Nevertheless
tlie leaf market was net as indolent as it
might have been. Old goods having be bo be
ceme almost a rarity, buyers have Intake
new ones at this early season. A packing
ef'KS Connecticut seed leaf of KM eases vvns
sold at ale, Zeek's Pennsylvania Havana
seed packing was sold te a Philadelphia
house at isv. And several lets of
'88 Onondaga wrappers were sold at 25e.
But the most extenslve cnuulry wes for
ex )ort goods. The high prices at which
Sumatra Is bid In at lhe inscriptions seni
te have Induced even some of lhe European
regies te replace Humatrr. with our much
cheaper seed leaf, and though a vast quan
tity of Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Ohie and
state seed was bought exclusively for ex ex
eort, It would appear from the resennhes
made In our market that still greater quan
tities are required. Meanwhile the bidding
remains as lively at Amsterdam nsjf thcre
w ere no ethor cigar leaf te be hud. Prices
jumped again Ie an tinprocedcutisl figure
at the Ins, rlptien en our glorious Fourth
the Dutchmen seemingly taking delight
in ilesocintiugeur uloiletis Fourth with an
Inscription. The demand in our market Is
principally for the extreme light brands In
the new goods. Sales for tlie veck about
2riO bales, new- and old combined.
In Havana tobacco business remains
active. Sales for tlie week WW bales. The
holders of the '88 stock are gradually pre
paring their customers for a substantial
advance, ns there seems te be no doubt any
mere about the spoiled quality of the new
Vuelta crop. Thcre w ill be plenty of new
Havana, but very llltle of Vueltns suitable
for our market. '
Frem the Tobacco Ix'af.
Cousiderable attlvlty was displayed In
the market this week. Manufai turers ns
well ns Jobbers were busy examining
packets' samples of tlie new crop, nnd cou ceu cou
siderabeo new was sold. All kinds were
purchased, with Onondaga and Pennsylva
nia Havana seed selling te the largest ex
tent. The ex'iert demand has fallen oil a
great deal this week compared toiuevlotis
ones. On the w hele, n satisfactory business
was done. Sover.il hundred cases of
llnusatoule were sold.
flnns' Itepert.
Sales of seed leaf tobacco reported by J.
S. Onus' Sen, tobacco broker, Ne. 131
Water stieel, New Yerk, ler theweck end
ing July 8:
'JOO cases 18S8 New England seed leaf, 171
te 20c. : aw cases I88S Wisienslii Havana,
8 te lOJc i ant I eases 1888 Pennsylvania
Havana, p. t.: l.'iO cases 1887 Wisconsin
Havana, 11 te I.V. ; 100 eases lSSd Wiscon
sin Havana p. t.; I Ml cases 1887 state
Havana, ll! Ie 10c; 100 cases 18S7 New
England Havana. HIJ te -Je.; 1MI eases
1887 Pennsylvania 10 te lie. Total, 1,317
i nses.
The Philadelphia Market.
Frem tlif Tobacco Iriif
Cigar leaf is selling ; old If you have It,
whlle new is constantly receiving fresh
admirers. Stock Is needed. While trade
Is exi client, the outlook Is lull of fav urn
bio Indications which point te an oxten exten oxten
slte leaf business ler lhe year 1880.
Sutn.itia has an I nei easing sale. Old has
the ptoleroncc, but new, en account of
tight colors, is bought of necessity.
'lhe demand for Havana noticeable for
some time (entlnues steady, and with
pleasant results.
Iteoelpls ler lhe week INl ases Con
necticut, ISIl cases Pennsylvania, ;I0 cases
Ohie, (II enses New Yerk state, IN) cases
Wisconsin, 101 cases New Yerk stale lli'l
bales Suiualia, 'Jsl bales Havana and 'Hi
hhds Virginia and Western leal tobacco.
Sales sitew : Ml cases Connecticut, U81
cases Pennsylvania, 10 cases Ohie, 118 cases
I.ittle Dutcli, 100 cases Wisconsin, i cases
Yerk state, Kl bales Sumatra, IlliO bales
Havana, and i!0 hlids of Western leaf to
bacco in transit direct te inanufactureis.
The ( rep lu Wisconsin.
The Mc.Uhei of the week has been
decidedly fnvorable te fields nlieady
pl.mti.il, near 1lgcrleti and v icluity, Wls Wls
cetislu, which nre lemlng feiwafd verv
rapidly. There is, lioweei. consideiiibfe
ground net vet set, and the aluence of rain
Is delaying this work, se Hint the belated
Krouersare iieceiutug selium lint nuxleus.
It Is seldom, If evci, that early-set tobacco
loeKtsi tueifl jiiemlstngat this tlmoel the
n-... . ... ...... .. ..v..... W. ......1....V.. ......1 III
ie fields. The d.iiuage Irem cut w onus or
ether pests is inuili less than for many
i eats past. Altogether the outlook ler tlie
new crop is most llatlerim.'.
j ear or had n better or uinie even stand lu
II
OODHbAHSAPAItlMiA.
IT COSTS LESS
On the question of rial economy Heed's Hnr
sapnrlll.i Is se far uliciul ofethcr preparations
ni te place Ibi in entlrt lyeut of the rare ns coin cein
clltni. Here are laits In rck'nnl te this k,jh.
nr incillclnc, lastly mim-i itlljlt of ceiiduslvv
priHif.
1. HishI sHartapiirllla Coitsthe .Muniifarturpr
Stoic than any ethtr ciiiiim?iiii; prcarn'lnii,
lis.iiusc It Iv inirelili;lil) cmuciitiatiil nml ion ien
Inlim iiieicrrnl iiimIIuiI Millie.
2. It i-eits the Julilur .Mete, n a ieiiciiuniu
eftlie l.u t Jut MmIhI.
3. It ees is tlie iutnll liriiKM .Mere, for tlie
saiiic rinseii-iin can casll) iv Icnriicl by in
lilr) Itilue the ib'slreet Mime relallrrs te sell
tin Irett n preparatleiis, which test tliein hs,
ami for which thc i;et the mine prlic, lliu
iiuiklUK ineic inene). Hut
t. It Costs tlinC'tiitiiii r I.F.SS tliim imy ether
medicine, Iks'iiuvc of Its Kicnttr court ntmtiil
tleiiKtli nml tlie riiaiillty lu inch bottle, nml
hecntivt It Ii Ihc only pn p.iiatlen of whh h tan
truly be snlil, " 100 Deses One Dellar."
'Hint the issiplu iippru'lnlti till K shown by
lhe fuel that Heed s hnisiiuirllla has the Iirif.
cl wile et any miih.iuuIIU ei blisxl pnrldrr. It
peswuM'i, sctillur limit and ilftili. nemlcrfiil
i arcs.
A POINT l'OIt OLT.
When you buy jour kprliiK nicillclne jeu
vinnt the bent. Ak for HikhI'h Karsn partita, nml
liulst iis)ii hnviiiK II. IHimit Icl iiiiynrsiiinriit
or s n.iialeii lull Heine son te bn what jeu de
net want, lie Hire te get the Ideal uprlinj mcill
illic. HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Kilil by nil ilriiKelsts. St; kit for (V Prepared
enlv by C. 1. HOOD CO., Lewell. Mus.
KM iHWliS ONE I)OI,I,.lt. il)
OIIKAKI'I- ll'h I.mueit rTTeKE, 15CKN1Tk
PURE RYE WHISKY.
My own distillation. ncplVtftt
4 llAltKCHANCU
Biggest Reduction of All Id Fine Clethes.
Thirty dollar HultkicUiusltolMint)'-twe dot.
lui. Ten dollar Paul reduced te J7A). and nil
ether I.tglu Weltht HulttiiR lu the tame pro pre pro
IHirtleu. A larjic hleck te i.clcct from, nt
II. UCHIIAltT,
Ne. 43 North queen Htrcet.
5-0nly Direct Importing Tuller in tlte City
of Lancaster.
"xirATCJiHPiUNa peithjrr.
HPY THK PAMOl'h
Watchspring Corset.
WILL NKVKU IIIIEAK.
Guaranteed te Outwear Any Custom
Made Corset.
Mayer, Strouse Ce.,
.MA.N'lTACTl'Itr.ItS, -
JU' IlllOADWAV, K. V.
KU-5.'tl,Tlieew
HftArtmcttr'.
rillLADSLrHIA, TnewUr, July 9, UN.
Millinery.
If one of the model Hats or
Bennets from Paris hits your
fancy, you can save two-thirds
or three-quarters.
Thirteenth and Chestnut Mirls corner.
Blazer stuffs and all the (lock
of Fancy Flannels and outing
goods. Shrinkless Ceylens
from 37j4c. Handsome new
styles.
Plenty ether points of special
Dress Goods interest:
i2c Crazies at 10c
I2j4c batiste at 8c
8c Challis at 6c
Fast-color Lawns at 5c
25c Sateens at I2c
Kecchlin Sateens at 15c
25c Ginghams at 15c
Cream, navy, and black
Challis, all wool, at 25c.
All around Hie Were.
Coel Linens for every use.
Prices that would give the
makers a chill.
One sheer, airy Linen
Lawn, 20c ; 30c last week.
Seuth wcl of centra.
Warm but light. The happy
hit in Summer bed coverings.
A room full of whatever you
arc looking for.
NTar Women's Waiting ltoem.
A special let of 53 Tennis
Balls at $1.60 a dez., 15c each.
nancmenl, norlheattef centte.
Prices that hover about half
arc thick in China, Glass, and
Plated Ware. Like these :
Jl.'rt Trult I'lutr, asserted colon ami fruits,
i2aile7cu.
H IXw-ert I'latek, whltn anil (old and Jlevr-
rrs, f 1 75 ft dozen.
SLrxiIHs-eriitid Ilcrryand 1'iiilt Hmicern, 1
n dozen.
.IV I,cmoiiade8et,8eiiortril plecc,J2.
Handsome Itose flewls, IV.
SI.75 Itecers Itrnttiers Al 1817 Henert
Hpoeim, Ha deen.
Sn mill Meer, middle galleries.
Jehn Wanamaker.
Vulitcc of rultiiiit.
A 8T1HCII BItOS.
THE GREAT
JULY CLEARING SALE
AT
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
115 & 117 NORTH QUEEN
STREET.
Still mere bargains. Ne end
te them.
One let of heavy Scotch
Linen Towels, fancy centres,
some knotted fringe, all white
or bordered, down te I ic each.
One let of Ladies' India
Gauze Vests, short sleeves,
Balbriggans, silk bound, also
silk-bound tight-fitting Jersey
Gauze Bodies, all down te
I2C.
Best prepared Ammonia,
large bottles, down te 5c a bot
tle. Electric Combs down te 19c
Rhinestone Silver Hairpins,
nine stones, down te I2c
Special price en Plated
Breastpins, 50 dozens, worth
.0 te 50c, at 1 6c apiece.
Geld-Plated Cuff Buttens,
with cellar button, 16c a set,
worth 50 te 75c.
Put. Pomade, 4c a large
box.
All our Dress Steels down te
5c a set ; former price 10 and
15 c.
One let of Fancy Silk Garter
Web, reduced from 15 te 10c,
10 te 5c a yard.
All our fine White Embroid
ery for Dresses, former price
up te $2.50 a yard, down te $1
a yard.
Ladies' light-weight Summer
Merine Vests, long sleeves, re
duced from 50 te 40c ; these
goods are silk shell stitched,
and are worth fully 75c.
ASTRICH BROS.,
115 & 117 North Queen St.
7-Ol'NO LADIES AND O F.XTI.EM T.N CON
X teniplutlntt taking u course of lUulne..
Instruction would de well te examine Inte the
merits or the I.ANUAbTUH IIUbl.NKNS COL
1,1.(11.. Ne. lO'j Kant King street. The cla of
voting ladles unit ceiitlenirn In attendance dur
ing the pan tenn.thclr letters of commendation
kiiltU'lently attest the superiority of the course.
Address II. c. WKIUlXIt, I'rlurlpal.
-lyE EXA.MINK CVI. I'ltEE.
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE!
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed I
1 f j oil liuv e them examined you will prehnl.ly
Hud that iIicik Is smiitthtui; wieni; Willi them,
and that glasses will twit t-irnl hi In te seu.
We use Inimitable "1HA it ANTA'' lenses,
whit It arc made mil) hy us, nml rrcemmeiiitetl
liy IcadliiK Oculist a the licst nld te dcfie dcfie
tlve vision.
Solid Held MjKsitacles, :,0(l mual price,
$.". Dtl.
htct.1 SiHsrtiicIr. f,0e.; imml price, 8 1. de.
Artltti hit Kjcs Inserted, $1; ununl price, MO.
M. Z1NEHAN & BRO. 130 S. Ninth Street,
Ol'HCIANS. I'HIUVDIXl'IHA.
JStttum Chestnut uud Walnut btreclK.
injU-ljd
rrntK rivAl retttTAtif mw-thk bht
A. aB4 chcapMt latlin market H karat geld
pen. Hard rubber keMfr, Mver tU out of
order, easily ailed. Caflahd exatnlna before
mirchaalnir eteewliert. A t ER18MANS Genu
rurnUhlrtjr Stere, WntKTnt admL
K.HHl:
July redncen tlie price of
HU1TISOS AND TROUSEltrXGH
AT
McORAHK k NOWLEK S,
1M North Queen HtreeU
TBiHE JONEH A CO ' '
l Manufarturcri CONFECTIONERS FINE
PAI'KIt DOXEH. The most beautiful line In
the United Watc. (II V Commerce Ht, Philadel
phia, lit. Write for descriptive price lUU
Jtincl-TSleed
E
VEBVBOUV WANTS IT 1
THAT IH-EVEHYilODY WHO HAH EVEK
THIEDITI
LEVAN'S FLOUR
-- Still Holds the Fert.
We haven't the blgKcut mills In the world,
hut there In no heller mill anywhere at leant
there In no mill that can make better flour. Be
wiy thousands of people In thli community,
and we take their word for it.
If jeu have trouble with your baking, this
het weather, you will perhaps discover that
the trouble lien with jour flour prev Idcd you
de net use Levan'a Kleur. If you are lining that
article, and still have trouble with yonrliak yenrliak
Ing, s?rhap It Is because of the even. It can't
tic Ihc flour if jeu use Ievan'a I
M
H.I.EIVH nOKAX fsOAP.
7VnL.LER'S
Borax Seap
WILL-
WASH CLOTHES,
AND
EVERY ARTICLE UNDER THE SUN.
piNOUrritEEhTOCK I'AHM.
STORM KING (2161.)
ni:cern2ai.
Stnncliiiil by HiixMllnir nml I'erfhriiiancei.
Hired by HAI'I'Y MEDIUM, record 23i, and
sire of 12 trotters and parent with records
rrem 2:1 1J te 2.i0, and ever 100 with records
Shelter than 2.50.
Dam by Alexander's Nerman, lre of Lulu
2.Hj:,Mny Queen, 2-21). Ac.
Mecentl riant bj'IIeward 8 Mir Charles, IhoreuKli-
bred.
Third dam by Smith's Messenger, son of Dill's
MeBseiifcr.
Ktiirm kinii Is a bav. stands Kt hands and
welKhs about l,2Ut)ll)s. iliiHalwajK taken llrst
nremlum at state ittirl ennntv fiilrR. IIIk enlu
are large and handsome, and Its e that has n been
sold its craged S!IU mat an average age of ene
and a half j ears. He was taken right out nf tin;
stud and with vi ry ttttle ptepnratlen reduced
his record from 2. II1 Ie 2 te, trotting thr-e
hints In 2 10, 2.31 and 2.10. He went n quarter
in eue or the miles In :K seceiitU n, 220 gait
wlitcli shows his rapacity If I could snaie him
long cueiigli In lite stud le lie. prepared for very
fast work.
TKIIM. 5000J for a renl until his present
book Is ntll, nrter which he will sliniil at JT.V.OO.
Jj5-tfd. DANI (I. ENOI.E, Jlarletta.a.
A N OUDINANCE.
An Ordinance tippreprlatliig the I'ulitle Menejs
of I he CI ty or fjinrasli r te the Sev eral Deimrl-
mcntsThcreer, for Ihc Klscal Year Ceiiiiiienc-
Ing en the rtrst Day of June, 1MJ.
hsLTin.M. lie It erdatned bv Ihu Select and
Common Councils of the City erljtncastcr, that
lhe stun of One Hundred and Eighty-three
Thousand, He en Hundred and Eighty Dollars
and Mix Cents ($1M,71,) lie and the siime is es
im tally appreprl.tteil te the several et.Jicts
hereinafter uaniid for the llstal jcarfoiumeiic jcarfeiumeiic
Ing en the rirst day or June, A. D. lssu.
HncrieN 2.
Te pay Interest en leans, Including
sinking fund fBi.iaJ 80
Principal en leans, its required hj law t.trnit oil
Hlale tax en leans 2,019 SIS
sitrceltlainiigcs .. 6,101 10
Itcpalrs te Muets (horn license tax) Ml ft
ltealrs te streets .. 7,610 4J
(Irailliig. guttering, crossings and ma-
cadamllng lKBei 30
raving with Belgian and Asphalt
blot ks . YSfAl ftl
Water works general .. . S,tt2 "it
having water pipes 7,071 IK
halarlcs . .. s,"ii ii
Police and liirukcj . . . 10,117 70
Salaries of ruglnecr, drivers, Ac, of tlie
Pre department . . nfixi (0
rin department general... . .. . 3,uj h
l.lghtlugclty jft.ioe se
tsewcrand Inlets 5,ou) 00
Printing nnd stationery ... . (lis M
New mm kct house ai.oen 00
Aliatemcut en water rent. ... I,s00 no
Abateiiitul eucltj tax .. 2.7J0 Oil
Collecting arrearages of city tax 2V1 00
Contingencies . 3,771 HI
Total . ..JIS.1,7sl Orf
Ordained and enacted Inte a law at the City
of I.anraster, July 3, irhh.
,, J. II. IIAI'MUAIIDNKH,
President of Common Council protein.
David U Di.k.n,
( Icrk Common Council.
ItOllEItTA. EVANS.
, ,. I'nsldeiit beh cl Council.
.1. K. IlAltlt,
Clerk Select Council.
Approved Jtrlj-.V 1Wi.
Jjil-il'l lillW. EDOEIII.EY, Majer.
Itmnefuvnieltitiii t!5oeB.
"lALLANDHEE
-Till
ROCHESTER LAMP!
blxty CandUsUglit; Heals them all.
Anether I.et of Cheap Glebes for Ohm and Oil
btev cs.
THi:"PEHI'ECTION"
MI.TAI. MOULDING and RUIIDEIt CUSHION
Weather Strip.
Heats them all. Thlsslrlpoutwearsallethers.
Keeps out lhe cold. Steps rattling of windows.
Excludes the dust. Keeps out snow and rain.
Anjenccanapplj It no waste or dirt made In
appljluglt. Can Is? lilted any u here no holes
tohetc, ready for use. I will net split, warper
shrlnk-ii cushion strip is the most ncrfect.'iAt
Hie htevc, Heater and llange Stere of
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTEIl l'A.
Vholenvophtv.
lleni
I JUST RECEIVED
KHOM
Kcenigsburg, Prussia,
Twe Uackgreunds made especially for Ilust and
Tlirce-quarlcr Length Photographs.
60 1-2 North Queen St.,
Next Doer te the Postefflcc.
Jan7-6md
J? IO CLKS, TIUCYCI.r-S, TANDEMH.
COLUMBIA
Bicycles, Tricyles, Tandems,
DURABLE, EIHFLE.
GUAItANTEKD HiaillT OIIADE,
ILLUOTUATED CATALOGUE KUEIi
POPEMFCCO,,
79 FRANKLIN ST., BOSTON.
HIIANCH HOCSCS-12iirrcn bt.,Ncw Yerk
2!il WiiImsIiAvp..! hlcage.
Ker bale bj JOHN !.MU)sJUt,No.2NertU
btrcvt, Columbia. uuS-ljdeed
ttbn C(trvtses
F
LINN A BHENEMAN.
BABY CARRIAGES.
i . 4
FLINN &BRENEMAN,
Ne- 152 ITertli Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PENX'A.
fiat.
N EAftLY MARK DOWN.
I ON-
STRAW HATS I
A JOB LOT OK
$1.50 Mackinaws for 50c.
Regular Goods Reduced as Fellows :
11.75 Mackinaws te tl JO.
-tlM Mneklnaws te 31.23.
11.25 Mackinaws te 11.00.
11.00 Macklnnws teruC.
75c. Mackinaws tefiOc.
WBIc Let STRAW HATH at 15 and 2.S Cents,
fspeclal Trice s for 311 Daj s en
TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street, -
LANCAHTER.PA.
vBreccvtcB.
A T RUllBK'H.
PICNIC GOODS.
Pknle, or Weed Tlates.
Petted Ham. Tongue and (lame.
Oj-sters pickled uud fresh.
lobster pickled and fresh.
l'reth Halmeu Steaks In flat cans vcrj-cheice.
KardlneH Imported and American.
Plcklts and Olives In ulnss. Alse pickles bj'
Ihederen.'
CHEISK Yerk Htatc Cretin, KapsaKe, Pine
apple, hdam and Roquefort.
ilenclcss Ham In (ans, readj for the table.
Full Line of All Kinds of Groceries.
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
COMPETITION HUI1DUED, DUMH
J0UNDED, AT
Clarke's Lew Prices.
And Ne Letting Up, Either.
1,000 Bexes Bixby's Best Shee Blacking,
AT il CENTS A 1IOX.
Hire's or Raser's Reet Beer,
1 1 CENTS A IIOTTLIi
Rcmeinlier, semctliln;; startling awaits seu
everj- daj- at our store, se If j en want lhe
Finest Teas,
Best Coffees,
AND
STANDARD SUGARS,
At Wholesale Prices, Consult
12 A II SOUTH QUEEN ST.
-Hcadpmrters for lirnoke's Crvstal Sean.
JjMfll&H
firctuarhe.
pUREWORKS !
WHIZ!
BANG! BOOM!
FIRE I FIRE I
Rcist's Stere Ablaze
With Fireworks!
FIVE BIG WINDOWS CHUCK FULL!
WHOLUSALi: AM) lUn'AIL!
All Works Extra Heavy Colored!
Anether Half Carload en the Way. !
We Won't Run Short !
Take it Loek nt Our Immense Stock !
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS!
Set the Ten n Ahlae-nnl with I'lre, but with
Patriotic EnthuMiiMii I
We have the lllcccst Assortment of Fireworks
Ever Exhibited!
REIST !
CORNER WEST KINO AND PRINCE STS.,
Directly Opposite
J. II. Martin A Ce.'s Dry Oetids Stere, and
Next Doer te Serrel Herse Hnttl.
ItliU'llllU'VU
2TEAM.
ViilcalH'.sten nml Umdurlan, Mitel, Piston ami
t'al. .. l..trl aim. . Ui.il. I. .....I ft.... ... .. .
.......uvniih.,.......!. i.iiu its-ii i.iiie iteucci
ln f lance t, lasses, ste.tm Hiullaters and steam
llcatlnn Apparatus j Set and Cap Screws, nnd
In fact almttet everjthliiK rcipilred bj- kteam
uwr, and all of which we etltr at prices which
we Kiiarantcc te be lower than these of any
oilier dealer In Hits vlclnitr.
Wehavopesltlvelj the largest stock, and be
ing connected with the Telephone Kxchaiige.
arc prenirtsl te recelv c and rill all erden. In llie
shertist KXssblu time. When lu vrant of anj--IhliiK
lu our line, call en us for prices ana we
will tonvlnce jeu of our iibllltj and wtlltni;
ncss te sav e jeu Meucj, Dcliij'itud Vexation.
Ourracllllltsfur fiirnUhlni: Engines, Hellers,
Shaftlnu, Piillcvs. Hauccrs.sJHslal Mathlnerj',
Plumbers' and (las litters' Toels, Patterns,
MtstrN, and Iren and llrass Custlngs, and for
lhe prompt repair of nil kind of maciiinery are
unexcelled lu I.ancuster. hihI we respectfully
solid t a share of j our isiireiuijjc.
Central Machine Works,
131 A 130 NORTH CHRISTIAN STREET,
LANCAVrtH, Pa.
(Jeed Werk, RejMinaole Chari;ee, Prompt
ness. Teleiitione comieclleii d3-tfdlt
plITVilALL
CIOAHSTOlti:.
I am new lecalctl at Ne. T West King street,
whcie I will at all limes keep en hand a full
line of choice clears, kiueklm; uud Oicwlnt;
tohat-ces. Will be plc.tt.cd tohave mj-fitcntls
uud iHitieiu give nic u call.
uprImdeed OLO.M. 110RGER,
Pry 90ehm,
JEW Y
ORK STORE.
-AT THE
New Yerk Stere.
Ladles' While Oauie Vest, a Bargain atl2c
Ladles' India Gauze Vests, Lew Neck nnd
Short SlecTcs, 15c each.
Gents'. RalbrlKgau Underwear, Great Value at
C5e and S7J-JC.
22-Inch Gleria Unbrcllas, Paragon Frame, Geld
Heads, 87Uc each ; regular prlca, (1.25.
24-Inch Gleria, tl.00 each.
Ladles' Iloucle Jackets, all sizes, 25c ; costs (1 00
te make.
Misses' All-Weel Jersej s, 25c each ; worth from
fiOc te 75c.
Ladles' Worsted Plaited .lerseys, 75c each j only
half price.
22-Inch Figured China Silks. S0e a yard ; regu
lar 75c quality.
78-Inch Colored Summer Silks, In Drewn,
Navy, Green and Gendarme, 37kc a
- jardj worth 60c.
Colored Gres Grain Silks, 62e a yard: Im
ported te sell at fl.W.
Oneka Plaid Cleth Bultlni(S.29e ayard ; retailed
this Spring at GOV.
38-Inch All-Weel Hleges, Stc a yard; usual
price, 42c.
New rrlntetl dallies for Warm Weather
Dresses at 5c and 0;c.
Hosiery, Notions. Taney Goods as Lew as the
Ix)west, and no Variation In Prices.
WATT & SHAND,
6, 8 and 10 East King Street
J.B
MARTIN & CO.
BARGAINS
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
A large purchase of Tinseled
Tapestry Table Cevers, and we
have put them en sale as fol fel
lows :
45c for the 4-4
89c " " 6-4
$1.80 " 8-4
Anether let of Geld Tipped
Silk Umbrellas, at $1.29.
Parasols reduced te one-third)
regular prices.
One let at 25c
" 50c
" $1.00
" $1-50
REMNANT COUNTER.
New bargains every day in
Remnant Challies, Seersuckers,
Ginghams, Crazy Cleth, Ba
tistes, &c
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King.& Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa
dtlethiitfl.
CI.OTHINO AND MERCHANT TAILOR
ING. N the Very Lew Price en
many Chelto Patterns in
Men's Suits. Lightest of
weight Casslniere, Cheviots,
or rianutls, made from soft
pure wool and warranted te
$6.00
TO
$14.00
give geed wear. You'll hurilly cxst se much
when jeu oxamtue Die mialltj- and llicnloek
at the prltcs marked en lhe tickets. Fer jeu It
ulllbeu s.ulngeft2, J3erJI. Te us It will give
tlm space which we must have for another sea
son' stock. Tropical Coats and Vests, made
from Mohair, Pongee and Seersucker, 51.25 te
7. Fancy and While Linen Vr sts, 51.25 te W.
I.lght-Welght Casiimcre Trousers, for business
vt ear or dress, at prices that take them out
rupldlj. Wc'veglvtn the Merchant Tailoring
Department the most careful attention, and
man) patterns le )our liking will bomude te
) our order at 515 that should be J1S ami f J), In
Illue and Dlack Cheviots and Flannel, Het
Weather chev lets, Caslniere, Etc.
Sietch Flannels and Pongce for Coats and
Vists. Wide Wide, Worsted, Corkscrews,
Serge that are reliable and will net pull out at
the seams.
Ever) thing lu Furnishing Goods, Outing
Khlrts und bummer Neckwear.
MARTIN BROS,
Clothing,
Merchant Tailoring and
Furnishing Goods,
NO'S. 2tf AND a NORTH QUEEN STREET.
UNDERWEAR -LIGHT AND MEDIUM
weU'lil iiitdt rwcnr In all grades unit any
t'.'sV."1 h'tlSMAN'B Gents' Furnlshlug Stere,
12 West King street.
Leaders
that
Lead
HI
t
' .
SJ "! Tx.,.rJ t
iiuj.'H
Mmsssstuaesmim.amiAja. . -a ,jgs&i
pakSiim fif$yiyirf5