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ttmX WWKR IN A RBCK JOHN
mm IS VEAkLY KILLED.
fe JUploiklve Ignite. Binl )cli-e.v nu
-' ." ) an Mlmj Hl I.lmt-l)ld
i?f ' Awler-Min Drewn Oee. Hr-llrcl f
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4 OeitntMA. RcdU 10. Jehn florden, nn
' ymtleys of Mpkxw. liable-nan, Hrnhb V
. jJmmm. nt their nuarrlc at Chirk le, mrt
' t ji ftk very terleu- accident en Monday
drilled Inn rock for the purpose of
tXfctanUng and Oorden wai putting ptvmler
f tale the hole. Suddenly nn explosion fbl
J lowed, from ivhft.t whim is net known, mid
ilfrtba Wftri -rewired the full ferce of the
ifipimter. HI right arm whs badly chnl
fit tMWl, M faoe cut, the rlpht cve destroyed
53tticelvcl ether bnilvs. The rutin vi
s 5'Wtdpby someeniplo.vf- and carried
' -WfefcUhemenwrby. Uenlnn i n sltu-le
tnnn,-bbutfortyyrcinefnKO,and it very
Sf'fcMlr Injured. , , ,
'S" "Fer the past few days a report hat been
-v, rircuiK-u. neuiiium.i .....,.,,, .,
KVimii tae young iwy leiimi "u " !'-.
"K en Anettw I3tn, eanie je in-, ueaui uy uemp
J-& iwshcd in the water. The report rvihl that
''W'rtltmnire Andersen, n you nc colored l-ey,
r3jL did the act. On Monday Olllcer ittlek
,3-wuiniiinrtiA i-nmer nnti no liiiiuisiiaiciY
5 &T. nUrted te lnrcatlgate the niliilr. Alieul 11
IfV .VMk sre yennp Andersen had a quarrel
tvfff una yeuntrer son 01 .n. ihwh ihi m
'-,- boy ran Inte the house telling his mother
i$ tht Orance Andersen f-ald " he w euhl
drown me like no tun (.eerpe.
Mr. Drltrel went te cee who the
boy wan, but he had dlnappeared. hen
the child would weOratiRO he would ay
There Is the boy who said that 1" A few
day RO Orantre wa qncstlened about the
flair and admitted that he committed the
art and threatened te drown the yeununr
boy. The boy vni nrrestetl yetenlny
afternoon and as befere Squlre lCvans
lant evening. The henrlnc wn continued
until this evening, when the younger -en
of Mrs. Deit7cl will be present. The report
may have originated from hlle talk en the
part of voting Andersen, but Hip matter
will be thoroughly Investigated.
A. O. Ileatty, Singer mwing maehlne
agent, had a hearing leforeSq)ilro Kvann
last evening en the charge nftresjmsM, pii
ferrel by Mrn. Jehn Miller. Ilv w as held
in $100 ball for court.
Tim ttelan was arretted by O Hirer Sehlll
for stealing some clothing belonging te
J. P. Clarrlty, of Yerk, lle whs befere
Bmilre Selly and cemmltled tejall for trial.
A large dolegatieu of Kulght.s of the
Mystic chain went te Yerk tills morning
teparade.
Council will meet In regular ineiithlv
acaslen this evening In tlie council
chanilwr.
A fair audience was In the opera heusu
laat ovenlng te W'e the M'rforinnnen of May
Davenport's lutrlosqne company. The
andience waa much pleased.
The performances at Hunting's elicits
Jresterdav afternoon and evening dcllght-d
arge andlences. The show will clone this
avenlnc.
The fellow lug scores woremadn yester
day at the Columbia rltle club range: .M.
H. Smith, 101: (leorge lllltz, HO; Frank
Trelble, 03 AV. H. Shenlierger, 101. Tim
cores were made at SOU yards at icst.
Rev. W. S. Illiimau has returmsl home
from a trip te Hudsen, X. Y.
Phil Oessler lelt for the Pennsylvania
atete college, and Wasli Craig te tlfe Trey
Pelytechlc school, te-dny.
8. K. Hall and fumily relurmsl te Day
ton, Ohie, te-day, after a visit te .Jacob S.
Sir I no.
Kdgnr J. AVilsen, of the 'Wilsen Uiundry
Machine company, went te Philadelphia
..te-dav te attend a funeral.
8. It. Hener, clerk at. Markers drug
store, will go te Ilaltimere en Saturday te
enter the College of Physicians mid fiur
geryat that city.
NKHIOl'S ClIAlKJf.X.
"A Weman Who Mlssed n Sntcliel Ceu-
tatnluir Viiliiatilcs-slie TIiIiiKn ii
llnckmiiu Huh It.
Mrs. Margaret Krltr, who resides at St.
Jeseph and Derwnrl streets, was in Cetuiii-
bta yesterday where she went te iittend n
funeral. She arrived In Lancaster nt r: l.'i
in the evening and Inquired for Patrick
Cherry's cab. The well known hackiuaii
was net en iiaiitl nml the lailv took a
carriage In charge of Albert .ell, who is
iieiier Jcuewims nenes" ami umes ter
lred Auxer. When Mrs. 1'rltz entered
the cab she had a basket, u small satchel
and a bequct. Upen her arrival ut home
he get out of the cnrrlage rather hurriedly
and left the Hatchel behind. After going
into her house she seen missed the Kitclicl,
Which contained a 1,200 certlllcnte ofde efde ofde
pealt at Itesl V McfJianu's bank, n note of
140 and alMiut ?(' In cash, Including
a $20 note, oue of $10, several Ihes anil
some silver amounting In all te about f V).
Mrs. Krltr. went at onee te thn I'oiiusyl I'eiiusyl
vania railroad station nml there found
ZelL. lie s.iUl he knew netlilng about the
Ttatchel mid his cab was then nwr.y
from the station, having been hired
by Heme lmrsen. This metnin
Mrs. Fritz made complaint nnlnst
the iiackinan, charging him nun larceny.
Be was arresuni uti Heme en mh-usi
atrectby Chief S'r.eTtz.whe hud scut OlllceiH
isninernnu i rawieru te which me iiouse.
Thechlcf sea rclusl the house, but dlil net
And the satchel, which .ell says he knew
nothing about. He had n Itocketbeok con cen con
laiuiiigabeutT,incluillugtlireo$l nelesmid
aene silver. The money was net dlll'crcnt
from any ether, but Mrs. l'rlt. was willing
te swear at the station house that it was
her!. Te await further developments
'Benes" is confined in the station
house. Anether hackiiiun, who saw Mrs.
Fritz enter ell's cab, says that she then
had the satchel.
The young man w he Is charged with this
'grave offense is well known about the
town. He lias always borne a very geed
character for honesty and his 'fi lends
believe him entirely Innocent of doing
anything wrong In this all'alr.
CCT OKI ItV TIIK ri.A.M IN.
Men and Women Ix-niiVi-em Pour-Mury
Window
P. J. 'McArdle'H large rag and general
Kper stock waif house In -W-ny,
X. Y., was tetallv dnstrevisl
by Are en Monday. The origin of tho'llte
was the soutaneeiis combustion of a
pile of rags en the third story. Se quickly
did the flames spread thieiigli the grcaoo grcaeo grcaoe
saturated building that the empleyes, con
sisting of fourteen women and girlrt at
work In the sorting room, and ten men
and boys in the eflicu or nlxjut the build
ing, were forced te jump for their Ihes.
The majority escaed by leaping te the reef
of a neighboring house.
Carrie Hwart7, who weighs ever 00
pounds, Jumped Inte the yard and crashed
through the reef of an outhouse, ha lug
an ami and several ribs broken, and re
ceiving serleiiH internal Injuries,
Mrs. Ellen Mack jumped from the feuith
story, a distance of seventy feet, and foil
upon a pile of scrap iron. Her lelt wrist
was fracturnd and she has many cuts about
the face and head and several burns. Her
condition is critical.
Klchard (iambic, n bookkeeper, went te
the top of the hullditigjiist befere the Hie
began, and his escape was cut oil. In his
endeavor te avoid the flames he fell
through the shall and wus badly cut and
bruised. The inhalation of flame, hew ever
was the direct cause or Ids death.
Mrs. Ellen frank, who JuiuiksJ from the
fourth fleer, and Mrs. KUen McSJuiiie, win
fell down the elevator shaft, sustained
fractures of the limbs and sewie but net
necessarily fatal Injuries. Several ethers
received severe iujurle. The le Is about
80,000; Insured.
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The IJedcrkranz t'lciitu.
The I-Iederkranz had a very pleasant
time at their picnic yesterday. There w as
a large crowd present, atid dancing and
ether amusements enlivened the people. It
adjourned at an early hour, and ex er IkxI v
returned te town well pleased.
J Uentre the Mayer.
".- Isaae A. Jacksen, a colored man. who is
P, barber at Willow Street, was arrested
a. ,r wane urumc iasi evening and the mayor
k ,(yUefcrged him, rM Mullen, a vagrant
,rij MnMu uy wiiu'ruiaM8, was ueiil liecause
,kia believed te have been Implicated in
vmne uiwiir -hmth.
ij'jv.1 ltei'hi cwimen ana Husn.
i'V D. H.'Uirtholemow and Jas. it. dan In,
T",...f shit cltv. were tUnine: at Sar Hurler ....
Caueht Hulmeti una lius.
.tVMMMlay. They caught H salmon and 10
, someei ute salmon weighing ever
fsUlU
AVKSTMINSTKH 1-IiraHYTEllV.
Ministers In Attendance nt the Session
nt Chestnut I.evel.
CitKTarr Lkvki, Sept. 10. The pros pres
bylery of. Westminster tne li the Chest
nut Level Presbyterian church, ltev. Jeliti
M. Galbreath pater, Monday evening nt
7:n0 p. m.,nnd was opened with a sermon
by the retiring moderator, ltev. Jeseph 1).
Smith, from Ihefilsl Psalm, 1 verse, after
which presbytery was constituted with
prayer. The le'.l lelng called the follow
ing ministers were prcciit nud churches
represcntcsl. ,
Mlnlster.s-lte.TI.nnns M. (rnwfen',
Calvin W.SIewnrt, I).l., Jeseph D. Smith,
Themas I. Springer. Jehn M. (lalbmltli,
William J. Hear, William O. Calms, It.
Iierenrn Clark, Jehn J. l.ane, lCber .
tlaylenl, Oeorge W. I'.by, (leorge 1 Hinlll',
TlionmsTliempson, Jehn McCoy, Charle
A. Kvnns, A. T. Stewart, It. I". Cnrter,
Cliarlcs II. Am.iv, 1 M. Ues.
The following churches were represented
liv elders: Union church, It. A. Morrison;
Slate ltldgr, IMcar Merebyi Hopewell.
W. M. Mnnlfeld: Chestnut lcvcl, Srett
Clark; Middle Octomre, Jeseph Scott;
Centre, Itisvl Andersen; New Harmony,
Valentine Trout; Columbia, W. J. l'ill":
Inenster Memerial, (Jee. W . elf;
Pequea, Solemon Morten: Pine drove, J.
Winner; Ml. Jev, James l'nller-en; teilnr
drove, Christ Sfautrcr; Yerk Calvary, C.
McCune. ... ,
Pre.sbvlerv proceeded te elect ns n mod
erator llev.i5. I.. Springer; ler teniMrary
clerks, llev. It. 1". Carter and ltev. A. I.
Strwnrt. , ,
The eemniltlee of nrningemenls iiinde
their reitt tliretigli ltev. .1. M. (Inlbrni h
that the sessions or presbytery meet In tint
morning ntllo'cletk nnd close nt II!: te
begin ngaitiat 2, close at fi; resume nt 7:M
and clese nt 0:30. Itepert was adopted.
The services for te-morrow' w ill be a re
ort upon the beard of home mission, sus sus
tentntien, relief fund, foreign mission, edu
cation, freedmen, Sibbatli school wetk,
ami the general w ei k of the church.
The emmitten en home mission and
sustentatlen, through tlielrelialriiiau. ltev.
Calvin W. Slewart, I). 1.. requested that
all who have business with the commlttce
te meet In the church te-morrow morning
for consultation at S:fl(). A Her singing the
long metro doxelogv and benediction bv
the moderator, presbytery adjourned until
Pa. m. te-morrow ineVnlng.
The presbytery of Westminster Is com cem
Hseil or nil the I'resbyterlnn ministers and
churches In 1iucaster, Lebanon and Yerk
muutlrs. It hasltil ministers en the roll ;
.11 churches; has I :i. ruling elders, nml .'17
ihsicens. Ijist year there was added by
examination to'the churches .TJ1.', en certi
ficate US, whole number cenmvleil Willi
the churches fi.W) ; adults baptised, 110;
Infants, 17X In the S.ibbath school they
have fl.O.'d. They liave contributed ler
home missions, f ,es.l ; foreign mission.
?l,10.-: educatleH, (1,031 : Sabbath school
work, l,:il2; church erection, fcr.80 ; rellef
fund, $2,011 ; frecslmen, 1,1!MI : sustenta sustenta
teon, $114; aid for colleges, fcdM ; general
assembly, (Ml.?!!; congregational oH'ii eH'ii oH'ii
ses, J'.'vlSJ; inlscellaneeus, I,H."S.
Ijirgest church membeishlp, Is the 1st
Presliylerlan church, Uinc-ist'ir,1.'!! ; small
est, llel legal, 15.
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A STIItltlNd 'fr.NSATlON.
IIUN'obletilblelH Turned Out te lie n
Common I'raud.
It turns out that Miles, thn bogus earl
of Durham, was in Chleiige lately mid was
entei tallied aH it genuine Imgllsh lord. A
stirring sensation was caused at Farge,
llaketa, en Monday by the miesl of n
young man who him been supHised te be
u younger biether of the Duke of llurham,
lle registered as ltebert Merris, of Londen,
but seen avow isl bis neble origin, stilting
that he was taking u tour el the world.
His Income lie stated te bit $.Vi,(KKl a year,
and he slM'iit money lashly. He
exhibited loiters of lutiiMliictleu from
CeruelliiH Vauderbilt and ethers te
thn D'llryinple and ether wealthy families.
Hit speedily get into the liest society and
llvisl high." A weili age he lelt for .lajiau.
Oil Friday night he returned and ns he was
about te beard the west-bound train he wan
nrrestisl by Inspector Mitchel, of tlie Igni
tion ixillce force, for tlie forgery of CI.MHl,
His real name Is Oswal Itlddel Miles. Of
tint money he barely had 10 left, lie is
bul 'it years old.
Awarded tint Contract,
II. C. Deiiiuth, secretary of the state tlsh
commission, received bids en Monday
evening for the repair of the flshway
at Columbia. The bidders went W. W
I'pp, of Columbia, who ell'cied te de the
the work fur t&,70, and W. II. Ilegius, of
Neva Scotia, whose bid was l,s,riO. Tint
last naiueil wus awarded tlie contract.
summer Leisure.
A.J. l'lick and wife have gene en a ten
lavs' trip te llalllmore.
isiael llanlcn, the well Known liquor
de.iloref Harrisburg, Is in town tern low
days, the guest of II. (I. 11 unseal, or West
Lemen stieet.
Dr. ItineC. Kcelcr, HoilevvHIe, Mont Ment Mont
gemerv county, is in town fsltltu; Dr. S.
IC. Welter.
Dr. W. .1. llelViuau, of tint buieaii of
ethnology. Washington, was in tils illv
tills i.terning. lle was the guest of S, M,
.'.'ener, esq.
Abiimteiuxl tlie Herse.
I'retii Ihe lliirrUlMirKTVIei;rnpli.
Cornelius 11 He was in the employ of Win.
1 1 allies, who has a 11 very stable en I'eniisvl
vanlnuveuue. On Satuitiay night lllledls
appenriHl, taking with bim'a line horse bo be
s;iigiug te hlseiupleyer. This morning tint
plillce heaiil tli.it the animal had been
abandoned at Connwage nml sent after tint
horse. Theiewas a inward of .Ml for tlie
arrest of the thief ami iwewry of Hut
horse.
Died at the Time Hit Wns te Mnrry.
James L. Itarnuill, of Ashland, Clay
county, Ala., died at S o'clock Thursday
night, the hum appointed for his wislding.
llnruiilll was ever 70 years old, and was
one of the most prominent citizens
or the county. A stunt tliuii age
he became eugngisl te Mis. Dera
Clayten, a widow about -10 eais
old. ire.it iiropaiatieus weie made for the
wislding, which was te have taken place
en Thursday night nt S o'clock. On
Wednesday liarnlilll bought n inaiilage
license, and en Thursday morning he was
suddenly taken very 111. A large number
of guests had been in Itisl, ami tliev began
te arrive early In the atleruoeu. "At the
hour npiKiiutisl fur the wedding It.irnhlll
bieathisl his last in the at mset'hls intended
bride, ami suneunded by thegiiests bidden
te the wedding.
The Wilsen Lniindrv .Mnehlne ( eiiipnuy.
Letters patent hae been grautisl by tlie
state authorities te Hut Wilsen Laundry
Machiuocniiip.iuyef Columbia. The capi
tal stock Is $,r.0,lHe mid tint directors ant
James Penettet, William 11. (liven,
William Merris, James A. Meiers,
Henry Westcrman, Henry ('. Ilruner ami
Michael "S. Shumiin, of Columbia, and
IMgar Wilsen, and P. H. Klrby, of Phila
delphia. Jehn Iiuuuii'n Trouble.
Jehn Dugau, a well known old icteniu,
was married en Monday evening. Te-day
he is in the station house and unless sumo
friend comes te his rescue he will ss'inl
his honeymoon In lull. He was arrested
tills morning en a ehargu of false pretense.
Ixmis Nelly is the prosecutor, and he
alleges that Jehn purchased groceries from
him by representing te him Hint he was
getting iTJi (tension money en Monday and
that he would pay his bill when his uieiiev
rame. He received a check for Ills money
hut ill! estisj tlie pioceods in ejs'nses inci
dental te wedding festivities. Alderman
Hershey has the case.
Piled UN Appeal.
Isaac K. Mearlghas iimx-alcd from the
division of Alderman H.irr, Inns.sing a
penalty of $10 en each of three suits for an
alleged violation of cltv eidlnance. His
npicaljseiilered te-day in the court of
common pleas by his counsel, 11. l- Daws.
Made mi Asslmunent.
Jacob Praellch, f Ijint-aster tewnshln,
whokjilacenfis.tionery store at tlie corner
of Vine nnd Seuth Queen streets, In tint
larmcrs' Southern market, inadoannssli'n inadeannssli'n
inent en Monday afternoon, for the benelit
of creditors, te Henry Carpenter, esq.
The Knlghtw Oelng te Allcntewn.
Pniferm Kank, Ne. 7, Knights of Pvtlila
have made their llnul arrangements for
their trip te Alletitewn tomorrow, and
will le-ave the King street station, at 3; Is p
in. A through car will Ihj attached te Al Al
lcneown, and excursion tickets can only
be had at this station. The knights will
hays a short street rwrade.
a Farm Kntfne Kill Five Men.
A boiler explosion occurred en Monday
en the faim of Jehn W. Snider, a mile east
of CarlKindale, Ills. Snlder was using a
steam thresher, and nlieut nn hour hefore
the explosion aleak was discovered In the
boiler. The leak was patched up. The
cnglnrt wns started up again nnd the engin
eer, believing that the work could be tin
Islirsl without turning mere water In tlie
boiler, put en a full head of steam. In
stantly thcre wns a tcrrlllc exitloslen, nml
every man within n radius of thirty feet of
the holler wns killed. Thodeadare: Jehn
W. 'Snider, Themas I.yget, A. J. I.yget,
Jehn Illggs and Isaac Miller. . Sni
der, who hail walked eir n inlnule liefore
tlie explosion, sustained a fracture of both
legs. All the men had families except A.
J. I.yget.
Metintnl'is of Smashed Cnrn.
On Sunday night a bad wreck wriirrnl
nu the 1-ake Sliore read near Mlllersburn,
Imllana, two freight trains coming Inte
collision and plllnir tlie ears en top or one
another until tl.e highest car was iihni e the
tops or the telegraph ieles. Thirty-six
cars and the two engines were wrecked,
nothing being hn of the engines but the
iKillcrs and wheels. .Several tramps were
killed and the less Is estimated at J200.0J.).
A Ijirge IIiish.
Ycslerilnv arternoen while fishing In llie
Conestoga iiear HeckySttrings, l. C. Itueh
miller and Andrew I. Krey caught tlnee
iarge liass, oue or which weighed ever four
euuds.
(I. A. It. l'.xciirslen te .Mnnhrlni.
On Tuesday, Hi'pli-liibcr I", next, CfSMt reIiib
en all tmlni, nml k'sh! te ritiirn en any train
iliiriUK thn itny, ltw nilen. hoc ticket nKeiiti.
A iqsTlat train will li-nie Miinlirliu ntlOJiOp.
in. Tar (luarryvlllr, Ijiiicastcr, Celiunblii,
Chlckles, IleailliiKitnil way stations. JJer ir
tlrnlnrit pp clicutiirs at all stations.
tciill0,!2,l 1,111
Wrliaieen hnnil a rhenp let of ntlrartlve
picture cants, JuM the tlibiB for inherlUliignt
the fair.
H. Il.MIM JtCe., Heiith (Jms'ii street, linve
the bust ilpvlre In the way of a stain eriKerniiil
cuelep sealer In the market. It ran housed
for nilyhig postage stninp, i;iiiiiiiiIuk Inbels,
etc. Tlie iirvlre, tlietiRtt simple unit cheap. Is
nitnptnt te accomplish the deslicil ehjert In a
neat nnd quick tray.
Ol'lNl.vn el the Uuicnsler llusnes Collide,
en Jlenclny. Sriittnils r ID. Thlseld-establbhed
i'IkmiI will open lit (Irnut Hall, Law llulldlllg,
iiui en, I
ice en I
at his
Ne. 'M North Dake strisd ; icar eiitriim'
(Inint slreit. The rrlneli.nl can Im scen
old locution, Ne. l(t I'jiI Kltigslris t, until
thru.
Wi. Iiaie In stock type writing paHT", nil
slrt'Kiiud cllil', plnln mid ruled, wilh mar
Kltml lines. II. H. linen piiriimn'iit bend, etc.
l'rlci-s lower tliiui elsewhere.
Sciith.
)'i:.ns, In lhUrlty,eii thn Utli Inst., benja
min K. Jr., son of lli'lijlillllll F. nml Ella Obi lis,
nuisl one year.
The ninth cs mid friends of the family are
respectfully Invlled te attend the funeral from
his Krmidfuthrr ft residence, Ili-njiimlii F. Kltiil,
Ne. nciiurcli street, en Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Interment at Zlen's rcinetery.
Pinkfiitex At Mount Jey, Sept. 7, ls"
Htcplii'iiC. I'ltikcrtnii.
Ilelnttvrsnud fi lends arc respectfully Invited
te attend funeral from his lain residence In Ml.
Jey, Wednesday men.liir, cit. II, at lli.nu
e'clis-k. 2t
Maijinr.- At AtijIeii.Cliesler ceiintr, Pn.,en
the Utli lut., .leliu K. Mulinie, III the i.Stli year
of his uiff.
Funeral rreui bis late reside net1, Friday, Sep
tember I3lh, at '.'o'clock p. in. Hld.tllw
IttCKSiC'KFM, Seiteinler, UH'I, III tills cltv,
Dunlrl lteherl, only seu of II. ('. nud Luiiiiii M.
Itleksts'ker, ngnl 3 ears and 7 iiieutlis.
Ibiathcs mid friends of the family are rr
sKvlfully bivlled te attend the funeral, from
the lesldence of Mrs. Mary 10r Ismail, VJ7 West
Chestnut street, en Thursday afternoon nt :i
o'clock. Interment ntHlirelner'acciiietery.
llr.YNet.iis.In this city, en (lie intli Inst,
Haiuuul II. lteyuelds, In hn&7tli year of Ids aue.
I'mieral from St. James' Episcopal church nu
Thursday afternoon iiCle'cliK-k. Itelathisi and
frlrmls luvltctl. luterinciil private. Notlewcrs.
ant
Ittnvltcte.
Jiilliidelplila 1'ismIiice Market.
I'ltll.AliKi.rillA, Sept. lO.-Nism-Fleur weak;
I'euu'a KiiHjrs, 2 jlM'J " ; extra. I'K'x.lS i". ;
ramlly, .'MOvvl 0J; roller, lavaHO; putrut,
llll-Kilam.
Wheat dull: Ne. 'J Red, new, 7ti'7'ic;
Ne. 1 IVnn'a Red, (Se.
Cern quiet ; Ne. a, Ii7 lie.
OatMKtrailv. Ne. i Wbltu ai'jil'.Te. ; Ne. i
mixed 2t)SG2:!$c.
Ilrmi tlrui; winter L!Ms1l(0U.
Haled hay quiet 10 UOctl.'I.VI as te !iunlltv ;
timothy lUMIvvl.l.Vf for rliolce; mixed, tv.ulln);
baled rje straw, new, 81 1 'ir.(l.1&u.
lluller llrm j l'cnn'a crcainery extra,
lILfAM; IVim'a firsts extra ZWfi7.
Eggsslraily: I'enn'a itrsls, viv.'
Cheese sleady; part nklniH,rK1jili!j;c;tullsk bus.
In 'Jc.
Petroleum stiiidy; reflneil In bbh.,tli'.M.
I'litatees It nil Xxjildr ,i banket.
drain nud Previsions.
Chicago, Sept. in bODe'rhs'k p. in.
Furnished hyS. K. unilt, Itrekei.
v nciH. corn. mis. i-era. i.aru
Sepbinber 7H1. Klli bH II M r, Mi
October .. . 7U)J tlrtj lid. It la 5 ST.
NeM'inber let;, l' s 7'i
is-criulicr 7SI; let '.WJ . n 7."
.lauuary tt ('.' .'. Ti
Year 7U1, IC, . . 8 SO A Ti
Fi briiary ....
March
Mav Wi'; Jli'i 2t,
June
Crude u.l Ill)
Consels
Closing I'rli'es-'.'dSe'cUs'k p. lu.
Wheat. Cern. Dais. Perk. bard.
SepteilllKT Ttl'i Xfti I'll: 11 411 ft VS
OetelKT "0)1 XK It'Vi II 4D ft S7
NeM-mber . . :ci4 liuj s 75 5 75
DeccinlHT 7', M", 'Ji'I . .. f. 75
January . .. tur 5 75
Year 7U'i -H . . S M 5 7t)
February .... . .
March
May . . ', Ilji, ill, .
Consels
CriideOII li4
LI vn Stock .MnrketM.
Cilll'iiie, sept.ti. Itisrlpts, ll.tiO.sldpmcnU
:t,.'Mj shin ; b'cs, tl 4IW1 75: stii-rs,
tsl UVt 1 50 ; slis'kers and bi-dcrs. J17.Vi".l"i;
rows, null and inlxisl.ll IHuvHO; Texan i-attle.
II NV.J3 10; bulk, fZUWISU.
Hiys Receipts, r.',t0 J klilpments,5,(0): (mur
kit ucthe; lulus!, tl (.;4 4U; heavi, J 10
HI 15; lluhl, tnnv$i:il; skhis.MUVil uV
sbiH'plliH-cliils, l'.'tiil: sdlj uieiitN, Htm. mar
ket Inurr; luithes, (ki(VuiHl: Wesleril WiMilnl
HUM I IH; NheruTtfXai,f.luV)4 00;tauibs,tt'n
te tl. Ill per head.
Est Luiimrv. Cattle- necelpU.rtlOC; shl
luentN'jiia); iniirket dull, fair te geed. t-17.i
4; coumien. t'i 50. CI W , slis'kers, K U2 W,
III ears of cattle sblpssl te New"ierk.
Hogs ItiH-elpIs, I.Vll; shipments, 1.101
market slew ; pigs and light Yerkcrs.JI f.VliO;
uiedlnm and light Philadelphia, 51 lAI v.;
Iieav) biHjs.H lCxvl Ti; .tears shipss te New
erk.
Slu ep -Receipts, 4JM: shipments, ftwi; mar
ket fair; prline.il 4iVJI ul; fair te giMkl.&l UM
lai; common, S,.'UiV,V3 tu i lambs. JHKUI75.
Tlie I.he iteck .Market.
I.1M-VSTIIS, l't,., Sept. 10. The nsvlpls el
rattle nt the jards or James Stewart A Seu. for
the week eniltng te-day, Weie l.'Ul. or that
number sll were sold at theM' Hrd, 4.'i0nt Levi
Senwiilg's mid l.Mlat Jehn W. Mentrcr's.
The prbvs were : Steekers, fj mVa :t ar, y il it.s.
IVcdeis, Jla'IM. and IniU'lier's rattle Irem flW
te SI 50, ucrerdlng te iiiatlty.
Menter sold Ul hogs ut 54e.
Stock MiirkulH.
()uotatieiis by Heed, McUrauu A Ce., bankers,
m.i.( ..nil-,, t tt.
.NhU' -IOIIK I.1ST. 11 A. VI.
i: m.
t.7
3 1. M.
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se
Ciiunda Paclllc ii;
I'.C.CU,
Colerado Ceal 'LI
(Vntrnl Puclrle
Ciiunda Southern f'.
Chi. Sf. Ik A Pbg
Den. A ItleU
is
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Del. U A V I'tin:
Erie -Alii
l'.rle 'Jiids. .
Jer U laii;
K..VT lit'
Iaiu.AN. ;if;
L Shere lfti
Mich. Cell trj
Missouri IVclttc. 7i.t.
HiK'k. Valley
N. P. my
N. I. I'rel 7elJ
N. West my.
N. Y. C ie,J
New l.'ugluud 51'i
lUkt'll'UUtslV.
Omaha . M
Oregon TruiiM'eutlneutal.. IMJ
OutarleA V im'
l'ucitle Mall ... ... .wi
Richmond Terminal 2i'
SU Paul 74)'
Texas Partite. JIU
Union Pacini . . mi;
Wubusb Cum, 17")i
Wabash Pref.. . .W:
Wisu-rn U Wi'
West Shere bends . .. ..
1'llll.AUk.I.l'HIA LISr.
I-eli. Val si
II. N. Y. A Phllu , .
III. R. R. . .. 61'
Headliig ti
Ih. Nuv . "
lle-teuv. Pass
J'. A R " "
N. Cent. ... . "
Peeples luks
lUUfi iu
t-'U M....M...,.UH....,...MM, tl
613;
5iij
ink
51
ii2
l
Stem 9lkverlliicmcnl
VAN
y di
AND YU
ANTKD. F1VK MOUt.HKItA IMMK-
rtlntfly at the CHAMPION I1IXJWKH
h'OIK I h COM PAN V. corner of Charlette
trwtnml IIurrl.buruRciuic. wplu-tfd
"VVAJTKD-A
TV thUefflce.
SAWYPJl.
APPLY AT
ltd
irANTi:r.-A youne .makiiikii man
V wntili n situation te tle light work of
any kind.
t
APPLY ATTIII8 OKFICF.
f sbllLIUHALI'X.
I JOKI.I.
It ! , V? t-'U
Atirtlenrer,
Flre Iiisiirnnre nml
Ibid IVttnte
AiccilU The most icntnil (tLMire In Ihe Itpal
IXate Market In UefiistiT. Uln want or an
Auctioneer, employ HAI.NKH. auSblmdlt
I710KSAM1
1 Twe Iliuidreil and I'lfly Whisky Parrels
at ll.fMisTplisH', at
.IACOII F.SIir.Ali'ElfS,
Ne, 1 5 Centre Siiare, Uincusti r, Pa.
sfpl.Vlfd
CANIX-KXCUWIVF. STY1.I IN ACA
cln, Piiinni;, Welsrhrl. Cherry and Malac
en, mounted IllBlUernnd llrenrr.
DLMUTU'H CKIA It HTOItK.
Hls-lfdH 1111-istKliigstris'L
ClOLLAItS AND CUFFS-Tlli: LATFT
J the mint desirable, and most comfortable
sbnpcs and slyles ny site, at LIUrt.MAN'H
OentV FiirnlsblneHterc. 12 West Klnr street.
NOTICE TO TELEPHONE. KUIICItlllEltS.
(in mid utter Tlinixliiy, Hcptciiilsr l.'tli,
Mibscrllsrs after rbiKlnii for rxrluiiiKO will place
Hie tetrplieue te the car, and uben thn
clmlivn rails Hum place the telephone te the
mr. De net watt for the return call or ring
bark. sHWIil
3iiii:.M'ici;ei'TiiEiiuAiii
Tart tied mid While CALIFOUNIA WINE,
line ikt bottle; tftniirrilercii bottles.
ItOIIREIl'MLUHIOKHreUi:.
Ne. S3 Centre Hiiiare, Ijincaster, Pa.
-VTOTlCi: TO
IIOUSI'.MEN-Tlli: PAtiNiJ
II. nt Ijiiiraslrr Ce. Fair for
1 Iture, Ne.
I ruinv, rs-pieniiier 1 1, net navnu; uwii miisi,
tlic same will be reeis'iieil for a free for all 'J'rot 'J'ret
tlnif and I'arlni; ILiee ; pure, tli'i. All entries
Clese iiiesu.i)-, nrpiPiiiiier lit, ai li p. ill., nun
subject te rules ns iiubllshcd.
s7-ltd ALLANA.IinUR,Sccrelnry.
T
llllElli: IH "nOHENME LV'si'lTEltlNO
with Cerns nnd Ilimler.s, when
ceciiitAN's ceitN cum:
Will always cure. A well known lady In Lan
caster. Pa., suffered se much from a bunion
that she could scarcely wallt. Olie application
entirely removed the pain. It Is inuirantccd te
cure or the money will be refunded. Price, 2.'
cents. Fer Mile only at
COITIHAN'H DltlfO HTOItK,
Nns. ITT A 1W North (Jmvii St., LiiieiKter, Pa.
Tu.Th,Slt
.
I 1
-vc
ENTISTUY.
if ft tr t til t
r It. I', .mi Anil 11
'OIITII OI'EEN A OHANUE STHtSntitheiiHl
Cnriii r.) Oraduiite In Deutlslry mid Anas
thetlcs or Philadelphia Dental Cel I cue. A-
iHilntmeiils made by mall for any week day
li. m. te rl p. in. Putlents visited lit their
homes-city or country. Hniiseiiable charges.
All work warranted, fiCATie.v. Ilalf-wny lie
tween P. It. It. Station mill Centre Siiiaie. En
trance First disir en Orange stni'l.
M'i!HiindAv
A'kshined kstatk" of'jaceh TiTAlT
Melt and wife, or Umcaster township. Ijin
raster county, Pa. Jneeli Fnielleb and wife, of
I jineiisler township, liavlnii by deed of volun
tary assignment, dated September U, A. D. lss'i,
asslKiiid and trausferrisl all Ibelr estate te the
undersigned, for tin iM-nellt or the creditors of
the said Jacob Fniellcb.he therefore ghc no
tice te all persons Indebted te said nsslgner, te
make payment te the undersigned without de
lay, nud these having claims te present them
te II F.N KY CA KPKNTER, ANSlKiits!.
Ne. 51 North Duke St., Lancaster, Pa.
MlM.llli u
ASSIONED KHTATE OF AHTRICII IIROI'II
ers, of iJincnster city, Ijincastcr county,
lirillie Astrlrb mid Leuis Astrlcb, partners,
trading as Astrich Pres., having by deed of
Miluntiiry assignment, dated August 10, 1 Ml, a s
slguislnnd transferred nil tliclrfstntunudcflrcts
tethe uuilerslgutsl, for thetH.uellt of the rridl rridl
ters or the said Astrlcb Pres., be therefore
gles notice te all iersens Indeliled tes.ildas.
sleuers, te make payment te the undersigned
without delay, and llie-(. luivlng claims te pie
sent them te JULIUS I.OEII, Assignee,
Residing at.12 Seuth Outs'USt.. Lincaster. Pa.
"UlinwN A II k.nski.. Attorneys. au'.;tdTu
SOLID
i:i
LEATHER KINIW. NOTIIINO
.si: I
Men's Heavy Beets !
llMtn for .Men nml for
Heys, lurireer
small
('eatc urmlcM or line, In split or
kip Iciitlters. Any weight tipiK'Ps te
clioesL rrnin. Heets te lit tlie led Mint
come Mils way-low Insteps, hlli, or
liny uli'u Iwlween. Xever niliiil who
liinkes tlicni ; they'iv pieil solid leather
Heets netlilni? else ; kimU Hint brlni;
111 no Kriinililei-H. Ker that reason the
bluest Mlinrc of the Heet Inuli in Liin
I'listcr Is ilolie licri'. We've wen notli netli
hi; Miissoiiseii wnrtli our liiiiullliif; for
less Minn $.'. At Mint price Mm U-st
Heet In tin town is here. Stretie. nml
Hiibstntitlully iiiikIe, leiithcrs of excellent
tiiliniiKi", witli (reed reliable coiiuteix,
net better In highest i?rudt'.s. A Heet
without Mihstiiiitiul cenntcis Is net
weith your Imying. A gnule higher
cestn Jilll ; lighter in weight, very
strong for wear. Never linvu any coin cein
liliiiiitH us te the goodness of tlteiii'. Our
jiSO grade linve double soles anil tups,
ami sue tip te the toil notch of o.eelIeinv
III every wny you'll exitect. At J.i te
$l..r0 we've ether makes te i-eleti from
the Is'st that'rt made. Xu cheap cuts
the Itcftt of the skin for upH'rs, the lrst
of the hide for , soles nml counters. Sure?
te iccemmeiid thrui-i-tvi'ste tlie .shrewd
est liuyeis. Hey's nnd I'lilldreu'.s wants
In lloel.s haw net Ihvii ovetieoked.
Cheap grades for hlim wallets and
ecoiieinical luiyerM, nml lietter uiul best
kinds for the iiiuny whom we imsjt
looking for them. Ooed lentherx, cihmI
boet-iiiaking. IJev'h and ehlhlrenv re
iltilivments must lie that way te Ik .sat
isfactory SHAUB& BURNS,
11 North (IdeenHtri-kt-, Lancas-
TElt, 1A.
f RAM)
FA lit llPENIN'e
-AT THE--
New Yerk Stere.
VI ARE NOW I MIIIUTINil VSIilCKuF
NEWFALLGOODS!
'1 hree times lis. lartre for ih tinr. 1 1... 4 u ,i...
gtHSts unulilsliowtehellcriutwiutugf irwchud
only n tlilrd of our piccnt
sttK'k-but we iiuikt
nine ipe meal nij ie.
We Have the Assortment !
We Have the Lewest Prices !
WE OPEN TO-DAY !
RAJAH WOOL
IV : wnrtli iV.
.sl'in.VOS, IIS Inches wide
JS-lncbSENORA WOOL SL'ITINdx, Colored
8trtKs, 7e j wtiu c erj w here at iV.
FlN!:CASHMEItEllENRIETrA4.Sii.rler
Quality, llciiutlml tiilers, jard nnd tiuarier
w hie, a7V j worth .W.
A Hundred New Designs In Plnln nnd sirlissl
AII-W.H)! COMIIINATION sl'IIiNtld. al ilk
37l,c, fie and T5c a yard.
New Fall Hosiery!
NEW FALL KID AND CASHMERE GLOYES I
Blankets and Flannels!
AT LOWEST HARD CASH PRICI.-. !
WATT & SHAND
li, 8 and 10 East King St.
trn aittrtUrment.
OKHENT-FOURHIX AND NINEItOOM
Houses. Apply st
li-lfd XHOUTIt WATER 8T
TUUK DALMATIAN INMtXT 1-OWDKU,
prpiwlled by ngntn powder blower, Is the
most cirrrtiial distreyer of dies and etlicf small
I nsccts. Fer sale
AtHUBLKYts DlttlO RTOttE,
SSWMtKlniHtmit.
WTK OAHIIY THE
I.AIIniNT HTtwU lV
T .ripe and Kin
city. Weeden Pipe
IneMccrsctiaiirn rir
m.. v i.""i,-"vi" i;." "-'. ?
W isxlcn Pines t&& and 10c each. Uenu-
I ties a 1 2V. mwi .
tlitfdll
DEMUTH'H CIUAR STORE,
111 Eul King Htreet.
MENKY HLAUOII IH PREPARED TO
iiinke te order at short notice any kind of
Iture rer house or office. Hard weed work
a specialty. Itcpnlrlnir of furniture neatly done.
Upholstering In all Its departments.
,, ... ..... HENRY HLADOH,
inlOJmdTuASR ml fVmtOraiit Street,
TrENRY WOLF,
FURNITURE STORE,
has removed te IIM Fiist King street, having
full line or t urnlture of every description at tlie
lowest prices. Alse Undertaking promptly at
tended te. fall and examlne our goods. '
JMfdR II. WOLF. 136 East King Hire L
ITIOR RENT-THE COOPER HOUSE.
1 This Is one or the eldest stands In the
city. One block Irem Reading It. R. Adjoins
the Central Market. One-balfbleck from etera
beuse. The beuse Is large, heated by steam,
stiil.ling for 100 horses, one-half square from
centre of city. Iirge garden and stable-yard.
I'issrsslen given at once.
nugSbH.Tu.Wlfd WM. J. COOPER.
rOUNO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, FIT
1. yourselves for business by a course of
training at the
LANCASTKU IIUSINUSS COLLF.Cli:.
Call at Reems. Ne. 10- East King street, for
all necessary Infonnatleii. Instruction of flrst-
ciass oreer only
Circulars by mall en reeelpt of postal.
Address,
II. U
, WK1DI.KK, Principal.
VT ECKWEAR.
NECKWEAR.
All wnnsk Is that yen take a leek at our dis
play of NECKWEAR bcrore purehasliu; else
w here.
TROUT Ac SHANK,
Bhlrl Manufacturers and Men's Outfitters.
HO North queen Street.
maraj-lydll
TJItOCTOR'S OPERA HOUSE.
PuocTen 4 Seut.trn Proprietors nnd Manacers.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, September
U, 10 and It.
Wednesday Matlnee.
Plter. MILLER, theOreat Eimllsli l'resllilli;!.
tutor, assisted by
.MISS HAITI E LA FRANCE.
September in. One Night' RANCH 10."
ft-pteiulicr l7,OiieNlKbt-A LEGAL WRECK.'
Mi-Md'
s
i FECIAL.
Grand Exhibit
-AT-
31 & 33 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
OF-
HATS, ROBES, TRUNKS
AND
TRAVELING BAGS.
We mnke a Special Exhibit of a (bust Article
Cheap. OurSl.7) FUR STIFF HAT draws the
medal every time. Parents nnd children all
delbfhted at our exhibit of Nobby SCHOOL
IIA I'M at such Extremely Lew Prices.
Hpeelnl Inducements enTRUNKH and TRA
ELLNO I1AUS durlnt' tills week.
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
s
I'L'AM ENOINE AND IIOILER WORKS.
Fair Week.
Steam Engine
AND
Beiler Works.
Visitors te the Fair,
It will pa
you te rail at my Works mid o e
mniiieuiir SbK-k of
ines!
Allew us p, ijuete von
f.ietlll) for tiiriilntrei.t wei
prices and
Portable Engines.
4 Herse-Puuvr
it Horsc-I'euvi.
5 Horse-I'euer
lOHorsi'-l'ewer ..
15 Horsp-I'ener
VM Horsi-PeHer .
t 121
175
wn
675
K75
1,175
Portable Engines,
NECONIMIANP.
fi llorM-Pewi-r
H Hor-tPewer
15 llorstt'euer
Ti'sl
-e
"75
Boilers, Secencl-Hancl.
FUe.M llorMsPewer.Mln. Dliiui., Id f,st Uiiib,
1$ In. lubes. l'rli-,tl-5aiulSIW.
One Reller, SI In. Dlam., 11 f.nt Lenir J.)ii.
lubes li bs't Lein.', Willi Fire Frent
Castings, SI 'J.'..
I CMtltY THE LAIIUI-STSTOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
LS THE CITY OF LANCASTER, PA.
JLinufaeliirer of Stationary Endues, .Mill uuil
Alliiliii; Machinery, Sau-Mllln, Hark and
Cob .Mill, Pumps, ite.
Coutrueler for Strain lleatiiur, Dlnvl or ludl
leet, or b) Het Water.
OUR HOT AIR FURNACE
ISTHERESTINTHE MARKEr.
Repiiring Promptly Attended Te.
Jehn Best,
i-itoi'KiirreiL.
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
LANCASTER, i'A.
Eng
Hem ecrtlsrmetit.
L
ANCAHTElt, SEPTKMBEIL 10, 1W).
Only a Week or Ten Days
TO CLOSi: Ot'T TIIK HTOCIC OP
The Philadelphia Stere.
BKRCHINS
-IN
DRY GOODS AXTID NOTIONS.
SPECIAL LOW rillCES KOH
CARPETS AND LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS.
6 A2TO 8 NORTH
maraMydAw
-1LOTIHNO.
HHGER&BROTHER.
CLOTHING.
Wn.SAMi: A FEWSTRIKINO FALL VALUES WELL WORTH YOURCLOSE EXAMINATION
Men's Business Suits.
An Excellent Qunllty, All-Weel Black Cheviot Sack Suit, Well Trimmed, Stylish Cut, at St.
An Excellent Quality, All-Weel, Dark drey Cas. Suit, Carefully Made and Trimmed,
atl14, te Order.
Serviceable Cheviot and Casslmere Suits, All-Weel, 8 te 10.
Fine Hlaek Wale Diagonal Coats nnd Vests, Stylish Trousers te match, at I7 for Suit.
Reys' Suits, In Nobby FallStylcs.at 88, S5.CO and .1.
Strictly Alt-Weel Cheviots, Reys' Stilts, Nobby Styles, at ss-l.fie.
Fall Overcoats.
b Worsted and Melten Overcoats, Plain and Silk Faced, at sill) and 1J.
HaiidMiine Kerey Overcoats, Silk Faetil and Salln Sleeves, nt H.
Hlyll
HHGER&BROTHER,
25, 27, 29 W. King St., Lancaster.
-niLINN A HRENEMANx
- -
STOVES!
(JO
FLINN Sc BRENEMAN,
ITe- 152 IKfertl Queen Street,
.. 1 J'CA Sl'EIl. J'JIXJSTA .
r
ACT
WE HAVE Jl'ST
iff,
CUiN STOCK OF GOODS !
A FEW BARGAINS IN FIRE STOCK
STILL ON HHND,
REILLY BROS. & RAUB,
Hardware, and Heuaefurnlshlng Goods,
40 and 42 North Queen, Street, Lancaster, Pa.,
NT.XT HOOK TO l-OSTOFlTCi:.
Stem bucrtiormcute.
UROOLDENLION AND MIA ()ITENDA
ClL'ttrs. 6e. clean.. are hand made with ban;
Clea
ar lluviii n Fillers, SU's and IUO'h boxes.
DKMUTli'H CIOAH HTOllI,
alrVtfdR IH East Klue istreet.
"iyE EXAMINE K ES FREli.
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE 1
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Ooeil I
If yen bnvethem examined you wlllprebalily
ttnd that there In heuiethlnK wrnui; Willi them,
and that glasses will lie a ureal help te) en.
We use Inimitable "DIA .MANTA1, lenses,
which are made only by us, and recommended
by leinlliiL' Oculists as the best aids te direc
tive vision.
Solid Geld Spectacles, $LOO ; usual price,
95.IIO.
Steel Spectacles, ftOp.i usual price, til .00.
Artificial Eyes Inserted, 5t ; usual prhe, 10.
H. ZINEMAN & BRO. 130 S. Ninth Street
OITICIANS. PHILADELPHIA.
between Chestnut and Walnut Streets.
iuh-lyd
ir
l(--sil A tlltOl'HEIl.
SURPASSING EVERYTHING
Eei seen In Lancaster. Is the saying of
exeryene who liasseeuniir
Merchant Tailoring
j)i:iAjmri:.XT.
Sl'ITS TO ORDER,
OVERCOATS TO ORDER,
TROUSERS TO ORDER.
In Suitings.
A inas-tillliciit line of Plabftind Faiicr Wor
sted", Cheviots, Cassl meres,- lu I'lalils, cheeks.
Mixtures, uiade loonier, at SI- toleaMilt.
In Overceatings.
Eerythim;lu Ileaers, Cliinchlllns, Meltons,
West of EiiKlauds Vicunas. Heui Alpines,
etc., etc. A wide range lu price.
In Treuserings.
The most beautiful patterns ami designs lu
Heavy Silk StrliHv., Dark Check, Ciivdimus.
Fancy Che lets, l te 810.
THE BEST LINING,
THEUIXr WORKMEN,
THE HISjT FIT TO 111. HAD IN THI-i C!l .
OKIM'niCK
CLOTHIXU AND KUHXISHIXO
iieusn,
North Queen Street and Centre Square,
LANCASTKK, PA.
KOlt RENT -Frent llascment under our
Chtfhlni; hieiv, tultuble for Uurber or Shoe
maker shop. Immediate poueinleu given.
BIRSH& BROTHER'S
xr ;
NV
QUEEN STEEET,
LANCASTER, 1'KNN'A.
ron - ren -
STOVES!
TO-
PI'T IN AN ENTIRE
Jlctu M)cvtiactttcute.
I U .C 1 - LL DAY COURSE IN
THEKEY-
COllsirits flf
JfJJ (.tone lluslness CiiIIi-ke
rliiKie xi ii
ind Deuble Cut re llneklfiv-nlni?. I'.ini.
mcrclal Law, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Type
wrltliiK, Correspondence, Orthography, Actual
iiu-iiii--'! DiuKiui;, i-ic. voueriuauu extra.)
0eUH Monday, September 2.
,. ,.. . W.D. MOSSER,
Ne. 10 North ()ucen St., Ijiui-mter, Fa,
tfdAw
ANN
Ol'Nf EMENT!
.'.'?.,J.,iVis,.vllsl1. -Vent. FALL AND WINTER
SFIIINOS, Inter and Fall Overceatings and
1 reuscrs. Chelee Patterns of our own Importa
tion. Ne ether house In Ijincaster carries the
Mime. Fltiierfect. Trimmings the best. Price
and terms te salt the times.
McQRANN & N0WLEN,
130 North Queen Street.
N 1!. Full Drc?s Suits n Specialty.
"HATtECHANcii
Biggest Reduction of All in-Fine Clethes.
Thirty dollar Suits reduced te twenty-two deb
lars. leu dollar Pants reduced te tt.50. ami nil
ether Light Web-lit Sultlnu In the same pro
portion. A lurj. e stock te select from, at
JI. OERHART,
-- ... Ne. North (Jneen Street.
rOnly Direct Importing Tailor lu the City
of iJincnster.
rpii
E PEOPLE'S CASH STORE.
THE
People's Casli Stere.
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET.
BARGAINS NOW OPENING,
One Case NEW STYLE fai.i. mirvisj
iMiught under price and will be sold at tl'jc ir
yard ;
!.U,U. J'lll., OC.
one Case WHITE RLANKETs
at 7Sc per
pair j regular price l.oe.
One Cuki WHITE IlI.ANiCET.S at 11.10 iKr
pair; regular price, 31.50.
wne iase tlltKY I1LANKETS at J1.W
per
juiir, nn- wi in tne city for the money.
One ll.He SCARLET TWILL FLANNEL at
23- ; regular price rk.
One I.elll'LAIN SCARLET
lc ; regular price 20c.
FLANNELS at
One Case CANTON FLANNEL at KV: goeit
enough at L'c.
One Rale Rt'SSIA CRASH ut L'J.e; the wld
est and best goeJs for the money ever offered
lu the city.
Gee. F. Rathven,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
tu&raeiydil LANCASTER, PA.
jSMfAitCi'fOi tei i;i,4-
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