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9lt JMT Decide) Death ItcMittcd Frem
' liit'Cftnae Attrlbntcrt Hy Ir. Stervr.
',' SeMlcrs Alter MOO Hetinty.
4 CWlXBtA, Sept. 1Z About n year age
'.Maty Lloyd, colored, was In Jail and 1k
-VMM acquainted with Kiln Dlckcim, who
I JWI been sent tberc front Cli rlsltana. The
.'.1aHr had an infant child and Mary con-
' ? MaiA te take it te rale. 801110 tlme age
'Maty -was tiefore Squire Evans en the
'VefcMK of creelty te the chili! and xvai ill v
"rged upon premising te Rive It better
2 flare, ine imam niexi vctemay ami
ji f Deputy Corener Hcrshey was told that It
'.-Wabeen to'.senod. He cmpatiliclled n
"Jliiry te Investigate Ial evening when Dr.
i,y vrate made nn examination. Dr. Klcrcr
.attended the child and testltlcil that the
;. 1 uiw 11 wan tiiiu w cueicm iin.i...iiii. j nn
'.,7'jmry decided that the death was due terfhc
v 'THcmm given by the attending physician.
".7 l BOBie unic age j. v. Jtaiininancw,, 111
f . tomev for Jereme Ienir.Whltcllclil Welsh.
j Orrille Klddens .tames i'arlev mid .taine-i
'Mrtjtlltrhlln. xr-tftrnlw f inn lntn war.
?$, brought Milt against the borough te recover
!,, MOO unpaid bounty, in accordance with n
tCst'Lv recent act of the Legislature. Mr. Kautl
F'jrjr man has received b letter from the record
r-iK and reniieu dlvWIei , ttnr department, at
$ft? Washington, stating that Jcroine long w as
xv-viiusiiii aim nj-inusiurcii miu wcrt nu in
a veteran volunteer, and wns credited te
Columbia. In the cases of the ether men
there is no ovldenco of credit by millions
veteran volunteers.
In rase U10 new law Is declared uncon
stitutional .Terente Ixmg wilt reeclte liii
Pv DOtiiUY, wniie inu ei. u-rs win nave 1.1
&y furnish rurole evidence.
limm-lie A. Kiiullev. aued 8 vcan. only
daughter of Jehn v. I'lndley, died at b:'M
o'clock last night. Death wits caused by
inflammation of the brain nnd Munmcli,
after three weeks' Illness. The funeral
will lie held en Saturday afternoon nt 3
o'clock from her late home.
A telegram was received In town this
morning of the death of C. Clifferd Haldo Halde
man. In New Yerk. Mr. Haldciiinu wns 11
brother of the Mcwra. Ilaldem.iu, of this
place.
jlhe fair of the Twin Brethers will open
xti In Ine armory inn evening. 1110 armory
has been doienitcd In n Imudioine manner
and the fair will lis 0110 of the best ever
held In town.
Mls l.'lla H. Moere, daughter of M. II.
Moere, returned home list evening fiem a
month's visit te New Yerk and Canada.
A very pleasant Niirprixe party whs held
yesterday afternoon at the heuse of Mrs.
BenJ. Uatintner, at the bridge.
Oen. Welsh 1'est is nrnmgiiig te turn out
in large numbers at U. A. It. reunion lit
Manheim en Tuevlny next.
Oen. Kedgwlck Circle will meet en Friday
reniug, te nrnnge te go te Mauhelm.
Nogetlntinnsnro new being niade for an
aniloible scttleiueat of the ditlleulties ex
isting between the management and for
mer empleyes of the Columbia Iren coui ceui
pany. It is altegethnr prebable that the
men will return te work 011 Monday morn
ing next.
The public schools are new in geed
working order. Nearly 1,700 pupils iire en
rolled and additions every day.
THE CtlX)1ti:i) (11)
ri!i.i,ews.
Jfumber
of lAHlgei mid Members In
l'ennwj lvimla.
The district convenllen of the Ornnd
United Order of Odd Fellows held Us llnnl
session in the hall of the Hou-e of Itopre Itepre Itopre
entatlvcs, Harrisburg, en Wednesday
morning, and at 12 o'clock ndjeuriied .sine
die- Thobession wns 0110 of much interest
thorn in attendance.. AlthLossleu'l'iies-
day night the convention electeil Win. Cut
lln, of Moueiignliola dlstrlcl, grand master,
and C.Lce llaiibem, of tierniantewn, deputy
5 rand master, after w Iilch they adjourned.
it the session Wednesday morning Hie
ether officers were elected as fellows : Dis
trict Becretary, Jeseph M. ytaneid, of Ma
rietta district; treasurer, James Heward,
of Philadelphia dUtrlct; director, C. K.
Jehnsen, of Cliambersburg. West Cliestei
spF w0 iwii " au ecrw eeiiiiiiiK voie IlJ
j' JtL ffin llt. Vt tlm ttnirt .initial iiiiijiIImi U.u.-
-J. .M.I B'.H.I V. .l. IIIm.1 HIIIIUIII IllVUIIIIkl 7!--
' TCtarv Htatferd's leoert hIiewh Him nrilnr
In Pennsylvania te be in a nourishing
condition. There are US ledges, with n total
membership of l,Hs3 members, of which
HUinlwr 4,01-are In geed standing. During
the past year there wcre HK) Iniliatleiis,
wbicii woreolVset by (W!) being relieveil and
30 deaths. Other cxjieiidHures were as fol fel fol
eows: Kick bcuelilK, ?l,070.'.i ; funeral o. e. o.
lienses, ,Hi!.M) ; ihaiitv, l,Mi.:r.l ; whole
amount ald out, $JiVKM,i,'r'- Themncial
loilges Iisse Invested a total limeuut el
tl'J.&eti.Ki, and the total Milue of their prop
erty is t01,lU.(H. The balance in the treas
ury is JJI.7H.U1. There was 11 i.tradu of
the order Wednesday aftdruoen and a large
reception In the evening.
Mil. IIEYNOI.DS' lTNKKAI,.
. ltUf-f(ttnunNli(il Uil or .Men Wlie
" Actisl ih l'lill-HearerM.
The funeral of the late Samuel II. l(y l(y
nelds took place IhiH aHernoen ftemhls
home en North Duke btreet. Services
vera held In St. James' church ami weiu
DlldUctedliv II hhen Kn!i?lit. of MlhiMii.
kee. The mcmbeis of the Uiniiistcr
Dr attenucsl. Tlie Interment was
private and was madu at Wooil Weoil Woeil
ward Hill. The lull-bearers weui
Chicr Justice 1'axsen, or l'hiladelplila ;
Justice Groeu, of l'-asten, also of the mi-
reme court; Judges .1. 1!. Livingston and
'. W. Patterson, Charles li l'ugli, general
manager, and W. A. I'atteu, general pas pas pas
Mngcrugentofthe l'eiiusvlvaiiia niilread;
Geerge W. Jacksen, Ilellcleutc; Senater .1.
Den Cameren, Harrisburg; Oeorge W.
Chllds, Philadelphia; W. Aug. A tire, II.
M. North, D. Ci. Eshleiiiiiu. 11. F. IMdo IMde
man, II. J. McOraun, A. J. Drexel ami II.
K. Slaymnker.
Mystic Chain OftlceiT..
TlieScltvt Council of the Ancient tinier
of the Knights of the Mynie Chain en
Wednesday at Yerk tliese the fellow lug
officers : Coiumauder, D. K. Hettew, Col
umbia, Pa.; corresjendlngMs,retarv..loiin
J. Davis, Pittsburg: treasurer, W. s.
Brown, Pittsburg; supreme iepreeiita
lives, 8. D. Hunter, Phienlwille; II. I;
Waitiwright, Pittsburg; Jehn -. tielter,
PhlUUclphia; .1. Jl. Nebbs, Pittsburg j ,1.
K. Boyd. Johnstown ; A. Wmxl, l'lttsbuig;
AV. J. Wilkinson, Tacony; K. Murphv,
Altoenu; A. II. Chnrltlen, l'hiladeli.liia,
aud (ieergy 1. Cliandlcr, Harrisburg.
It was decided as a token of lecouilieii
of goedwoik tlut the Select Castle will
present te the castle initiating the highest
number of members during the llscal year,
July 1 te June SO, a haiidsome banner te be
the property of Mich castle one vear, at the
expiration of w hich time it must be u
turned te Select Castle, who will then
again present it te the castle winning the
distinction of the coining year.
Fought About n Deg.
Thts morning betw ecu 12 and 1 o'clock,
Jehn Ferd ney, Steve Lclblcy and Christ
Brudcrwere sitting at North Queen and
Orange btrects, und 0110 of them had a deg.
Presently Ed Trissler. butcher, nml .Inlin
, Dieter, a fakir at the fair, w hese home is in
l' RfAlllnf. puliin nlfini. I Inn nF !...... l.t.,1 1
v r-r'-w w-...w - h. v,.u Mt muni niencu
,-ttheneir. and that wasthestnrter Turn fifl.i
f - Fordney aid Lelhley lxth liad their heads
Suueneu in very geed style, loiter lord
y brought suit befere Alderman Uarr
alnst the men, iharging them with as
Mllt und batterv. Thov uavn IimII c...
JMUiBg, but the cases were settled this
gpwnoen and all costs paid.
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-ji A Xorrew Km-ujm),
This afternoon Peter Itheades, a big man
works en the Pennsylvania railroad.
,4mm paascnger en Fast I.iue, which nr
HMdliere at 2 o'clock. Before the ti.itn
jgjfl'l,n'? wJlll U,w;ls JBe'nKMry
Wt, Rhoades JujhjmsI from a car step in
' JteNt e Hetel Jmcaster. 'J'110 plat
Jkrw wu very slippery from being wet and
when Itheudcs struck he left his feet mul
I aeinn distance. He was almost under
ear. for a time and many iiersens
at sure that he would he cut te pits es
b wheel. With i:reat iirnscinn or
1 be waiuKcd te tlirew himself out of
r aaa ihe cur wneeis n.ivwi
t.Wirii.
ery
At .' lieltHU Meney te (Hi MuliU.
I' Katen, au eccentrie rccluse llviinr
r, Fremeut, Steuleu county, Indiana,
.SJ.Z&'" tV "?"" a" estate worth
'16,000. By the terms efhls will his
:,:"Vri."..,',S.Ve'V-"W' I
1 of the old gentlemen are at pre, nt
B -- . (! 111 iliriiin-ll l-llllllll'
flillK W bCl nsme tlie will in the 1
lyrrtui eniirt i
A VAt,UAnt.B DtSCOVEnr.
A Substitute rbr Oak Bark In Australia
nnd Its Cultlratteit Unrcsl.
Mr. Themas II. Merry, of Mentana, who
was the Culled States assistant eomnils eemnils
tinner te the Australian exhibition of IWS,
makes an Interesting rrtwrt te the state
dcwrtineul en a vegetable product which
etiibe used successfully as a sttbstltute for
therapldlv declining supply or oak bark
for tanning purposes. It is known In Aus
tralia as the " wattle, " and belongs le the
widespread family of acacias. January last
Mr. Merry brought home with him a wnall
nuatitlty or seeds, which he distributed
te frlends In California, where they are
alreadv attaining a vigorous and healthy
growth. "These trees are cultivated ex
tensively in the colenics of New Seuth
Wales and Victeria where they lend a
charm te the scenery, both by their fragrant
blossoms and oxeulslto foliage. The two
varieties most cultivated In these colonies
are the black wattle and broad-lcafed
wattle. Beth are Indigenous te an exceed
ingly dry cllmate and peer soil, and attain
their growth in about six years.
"The black wattle produces the larger
amount of tannic acid, and Is preferred by
the trnde 111 England, where Its market
value fluctuates from SMte fl2 ier ten,
according te the supply In the market.
Its tannine properties may be readily In
ferred when I state that hides can be
readily tanned In a bath of liquor made
from 'black wattle In forty-seven days,
wherens in liquor made from the best
Santa Cniez oak (the best found In all the
Paclllc states) the llmu required Is from
Heventy-llve te eighty days. The black
wattle contains from 30 te 32jsir cent, of
tannic acid, and the bread leafed wattle at
te S3 per cent. The oaks or the Paclllc
coast contain from 12 te 10 per cent, of tan
nic acid.
The bread-leafisl wattle, whllolldeosnnl
possess the tannic proKjrties of the black
wattle. Is a larger and handsomer tree,
and, belng a nntlve or the mountain slopes
cm withstand a greater degree el" frosty
weather. While 1 am cetilldcut that the
black wattle w 111 thrlve In the dry climate
and nrid foil of Arl.ena, New Mexico nnd
Texns, ns It Is already doing In the south
em counties of California, I am equally
confident of the success of the broad-leafed
wattles In the slates of Louisiana, Ucergla,
Alnbamn. Mississippi and Arkansas, espe
cially If they arc grown upon gravelly soil
away from the swiimps."
Mr. Merry urges that theso Australian
watlles be Immediately Introduced Inte the
United Stales and disseminated through
the agricultural department, as the incniii
of assisting the tanneries or the country, In
which se many million dollars are invested
aud which are liable te be impaired for
waul of proper vegetable chemicals. He
deems the Introduction of llicsn tiecs Inte
the Southern states a mutter of ast Impor
tance for thee reasons :
1. They will net grew neith of the Ma Ma
eon and Dixen's line.
2. They are natives of an arid climate,
and need comparatively lltlle moisture,
nonee they will grew en the treeless plains
el Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, lur
nlshing thocatlle breeders el theso regions
with an nbiiudance of geed fuel, after ro re ro
inevlng the bark, which ought te yield i'
te thoacie If properly planted mid guarded
while the trees are young and delicate.
3. They will be the means of strengthen
ing a great lmlustiy, both In the North mid
Seuth, by furnishing a new and unlooked
for supply of raw material, without which
that industry must iueUtiihly decline.
Decker lias Set 11 (ioed i:111npI0.
Frem the l'hlladi Iphla Iteceid.
The I aiiicaater county philanthropist, Mr.
Kilns Becker, who has made 11 will direct
lug that alter the death of his son tlie pro
ceeds or his evtate shall be expended in
constructing n durable lead free foieverto
public use, has set an example worthy or
nil emulation. Hew could he contrive a
means of doing mere geed with his money
In his fellow -man? ueisl reads cheapen
the cost of living; lessen the foil of in. in
and beast, und lliuwearniultearefiehielCH
of transposition; piometo social Inter
course and geed temper; Increase the
value of the lauds they pouctmte, nnd are
a dally and nightly convenience and com
mit te all goers mid cnmurH. We have no
lib 11 that any court of Justice would ven
ture te dec! de against tlie validity of tills
w III if it should 1)0 contested.
Next in merit te giving money te iiiake
geed reads is the public spirit or ciliens
u he see te It that moony appropriated for
reads shall be properly expended. Our
rellew-cltlreu, Mr. Willi 1111 II. ltlmwn ltlmwn ltlmwn
whose tenauleiis InsUtance upon the quality
ofOxferd tutnplkespccitlcd In the sisrlll sisrlll
catiens does him Inllnlle credit presents
another example worthy of Imitation.
Clti011 A. J. fiihsatl, In his capacity of
read supervisor, has added te Ills raitioad raitiead
lug laurels by such Impievemeuls In tlie
.Montgomery county reads under his super-
Is. 011 11s wcie uudienmed of by his prede
cessors. Ile knows enough about trans trans
imitatien aud motive power te knew that
the inilie.ulsaiid canals of the country are
only au.xlliarv ductus of communication.
Tlie common highway Is the most impor
tant of all our ways. Au understanding of
this fundamental truth was the secret of
Human power. When the Itemaiis cou ceu cou
queicd 11 prnvimc the made a read le it,
and through it, and kept the read In re
pair. It Is a vast pity tli.it Mifew men are found
In any community willing te give money
te make ueimI mads ; te see that the iiietie'v
is piepcily expended ; and te de (lie wink
se (hat it shall stand.
Km! or 11 enilri-Inl Mini'pMioeti'i'.
Irn Paine, known as Captain, orChuva erChuva
lier Value, whodied In Pails en Tuesday,
was very temnikiiblu for his skill with
Hie trms. It is safe te hiiv that he had shut
In every capital In r.iireicntid nppiuicd In
nearly ev cry 1 etal palace fiem.si. I'etois I'eteis
buig te Londen. The King of I'oi I'ei
ttual kuiuhtel and I'o-enitid hi n.
Ills lapidlty was asteuisnliig, his, mru
lacy marvelleus. At the Llshen palacn liu
leaded a Winchester rlllunud hit au elglit
inch target thirtv -llvetimes in one iiiliiute.
On beard the I'nitcd States slilp-et'-u jh
taiucatitcr. at CieiiMadt In May, lsv, w
leadisl and filed the American 'llelchkiss
lille (single leadisl 1 tliiilv -luetinics In one
minute. Iloleadisl mid hit au eight inch
target twenty -seven limes in one minute
with the Mauser gun befere Ven Kumeke
and the (iei man (loops, lie hit a (He-Inch
taiget fifty times In succession at the great
iimleu revolt ci trials in 1ns,
Ile defeated Heir Sehulhell, Vienna's
pride. In Scptemlief, Ksj, winning the
most nuted ntel match 011 useid. This
I eutest created piol'eund interest in mili
tary circles, hum the icputcel the tom tem tom
netitersaud the distances agiced upon- 10,
120 and 32-i yanls. il lTdne wen with
ease at all three distances, nearly doubling
his opeiicnt's pelnt. The taiget at ii
J aids was )S3i. liu-lics. Paine int it with
II pistol, oil-hand sheeting, 77 times in .1
bundled. ills matches with llegarilus
always inuitisl gu-at iuteiest aiitl were
generally teiy close, although llegaidus
wen a majority or ilium, in one pigeon
sheet contest, tthcie Paine put up il"ie te
llegarilus $l,uoti,lhe latter wen by only
0110 bird 80 te 70.
A NettsJ Itni'tiiM'.
Frem the llarrMiur l'uirlut.
Among the noted coleied men in town
yesterday wasThaddeus llciiiy, of l.iuras
ter. Helms liccn a liaibei ler sixty-one
ycuis. Among his lotions hate been ouch
mentis Jiiiir-. Ilinhauau, ThnddctiH Stev
ens, Ilen.iaiiuu t'hampuets, llenrv !.
Leng, ltcih l'racr, William I!. Furduev,
Jehn lb 1 mild-, the faihei el the lamented
Hoynelds elticttv -ii.ug.i Christian lUcli
liiatt, Jehn W. I erney, (itoigeSanderhen,
Oeerge.M.Sleiiiiii.uiaiul lalttaril C. Dai Dai
lmgten. II.) s away up in tlie eighties
new, but sllll wields an easy brush ami a
steady i-aju. Among Ills patrons te-day
are such well kiiunn l-mcistiians as et ot
Mayer William A. Morten, Alderman Pat
rick Dennelly and Di. Jacob Leng.
Scut te the MoiiMteriti-niuf.
Mary lircen was given a final hearing by
Judges Livingston uud Patterson this
morning. The additional testimony taken
showed that Mry was a lit subject for
IhoHeiisn f Itefuge and she was c -
milled tetli.it Institution.
A t urleilt.t.
Harney Dougherty, who aimed in this
city Irem Ireland 11 few days age, bi ought
with him and pre.cntcd te Jehn Hutchin
son, et Ne. 121 Ninth Mulberry street, a
piece of IrUh turf. It nicasiiies two bv
lour feet, and is quite a curiosity.
Death or Win. p. Ilgenn-lt.
Win. P. Ilgenfrit7, of Woodbine, Yeik
county, brother-in-law of Cyrus H. Celvin,
?" i-w-da.ys age.
.nun u ie uiiys age. 110 ie.it es a w Ife and
three small children. Deceased wastlmt.,.
of HUaiii Jlgeiifelt, one of Yerk county's
leaillnircitieiis. who was 1111 itll.u.lin V.V :Vi.
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prothenotary's ollice for thirty years.
OETTVSimitO MKMORtALst,
Sqieclnl Dedications On XVislnesday
of
l'dinsylvanla Orgnnlzatleus.
Wcilnesday was deveteil le the spcilal
detlleatlen of the Pennsylvania monuments
by their respective rcgimenlH. During the
day Iho veterans of each regiment formed
In line, and, headed by a band or drum
corps, marched te their monument, where
the exercises were held. Jvach dedication
was attended only by the survivors ofthe
command. Ne system w ns observed, and
each regiment went Its own way. Four or
II ve dedications wcre scheduled for the
sal no hour, aud te describe thu exercises at
each would be extruiuelv dllllcult.
The follewing: regimental monuments
wcre dedicated: llith (Cellls' Zeuaves),
Mtli, 2Sth(fonnerIv commanded by Hon Hen
eral Ooary), ti.ll,!'lth, 1 10th, I llth (Itciver's)
107th, 73d, IKllli, I21st, 0th, 7fth, llMh
(Cern Kxchange), Knapp's llattery, 1 litli,
IKJtli, 110th, 02d, I'JtMli, tlie llucklalls, 17th
Cavalry. "'"I. "lh, Ski, 74th, 01st, 72d,
20th, 2d Cavalry, I2d, llattery F, KKHh,
OClh, l.Wlh, Hist, tisth, Pith Cavalry, 27th,
1Mb Cavalry, KWth and I05th.
Tlie crowd en Wednesday was Iniinense.
The streets were filled with (siople Tues
day night who were iinabln te find quar
ters, nnd they caiiie III by thousands en
Wednesday." The link iind court heuse
weic tlirew 11 open and the people mbi
mltted te sleep In them. Tlie whole all.dr
lias been rather jssirly managed, aud mtieh
dlsMitlsracllen Is e.xpressial at the failure te
have tents sent Ti 0111 the Harrisburg arsenal
te iiivommedalo the overflow-. It began
raining at I o'clock Wednesday allorneon.
Wednesday morning at Oe clock Adju
tant (Icucral Hastings formally Inspected
the Twelfth regiment, .V. (I. P. They
passed a very fat onibte examination con
sidering thai they nni from the district of
the Ceiiemaiigh, and lesl nil their equip
ment In the Heed.
The bitlle-lield commission held a ses
sion nt which It approved the designs Ter
the monuments of the Fifty-seventh mid
Ninety-sixth regiments.
(Jovcrner Heater held a reception nt the
Springs hotel Wednesday night, fellow isl
by n ball. Al! the elllcers attended In lull
dress-, and the wcue was n very brilliant
one.
Horses Wcnrllij Hustles.
I'ieiii tjie AUaula Coii-lllntlen.
" Did j-eii ever see horses that wear bus
tles, Just like a woman 7" asked Dr. Henry
Wilsen, who Is Just back from Kentucky.
"Jehn Hughes showed a pair of horses
in a buggy thai lie had becu efl'eied fJ.WJO
for, and nsked $0,000. They took the hlue
ribbon mid knew every gait that a horse
ever made. Theso horses we.ir bustles all
the tlme except when 011 the lead. When
put In thelr stiillsn who bustle, Just such
as a lady wears, only smaller, was put
under the tall and held theie by a
strap. This made the herse threw the tall
from the bisly, and gave It i-tyle In action.
Many herses In Kentucky wear bu-lles. It
Isa regular trade about Lexington te buy 11
llkelv haiidsoiue herse Irem the eeuiitry
Ter ft.;oe ertMDOnud educate him te all the
gaits, ami give him style, speed hiui 1111 a
little and r,cll him fur 11 thousand or no.
Twe New Storekeepers Apellited.
luliunnl lloteuuu Collector Uoeigo W.
Heusel has appointed Jeseph M. Kreidcr
and Oeorge II. Brown storekeepers and
gangers, te succeisl L. It. Heiidel and P.
Swceney, of Yerk county, who hate been
icmeicd. The new men will assiime their
elllies at enee.
A Hey's I'lngnr .Miislusl,
Jehn Curile, an oleven-ycnr-eld son of
Oeorge Cuirle, yesleiday went out te the
fairgrounds. He was standing 011 the out
side of the feiicu looking thieugh a knot
hole and had his linger through it crack
between two beanls. A watchman en the
Inside rapped him etci the lingers with
his club, smashing one of thorn.
Hack I'reiu (iettyHlnirg.
Heme ofthe Pennsylvania Hesert cs, w he
went tetb'tlysburg yestoiday,hatenliendy
1 1 Trains going cast contain a
gre . iiei-. u'dlciH, who arc returning te
theli In.
Kccpleif Mnre In Yerk.
II. C. Harulsli, el this city, hasiinichasisl
the shoe stere of S. F. Smith, Yerk. He
has taken possession of tlie business.
Cur llnrses Mek.
The bursas of the West Knd lailread
company 1110 nearly all sick and it is Im
possible ler them te make their legular
trip".
Ne Hull Yi'sleriln.t ,
Hwinglothe very bad weather of yester
day no games were pl.tyisl In the American
Association or League' The steiiii seems
t ) hate been geneial,iiuil nil the ball game,
weie oil.
A heiimi of the Ik-tniicnitl-Melilli'rii nml
Hiitlers' Veteran association, will be lie lit in the
looms of the Yeung .Mens Democratic Heelttj
te morrow etenlni; at 8 o'clock.
.. A. It. Exeiii'tleu te Mnnlirlni.
On Tuesday, September 17, next, gwn Kelns'
eni.ll tinbis, unit Reed te riturii 011 any I11.I11
during the day. Lew rates. Hcc ticket ngiiits
ssclal tniln will Ic.imi Miiuhilui at llri) .
in. for (jimrrytlllr, Ijincasicr, Cehuiibln,
t'lili'kles, It.udliiK ami a stations. Ter iar iar
llculiesn. cliculiirs ill nil stations.
MittO,l2,ll,lU
Wl hate III stock ls' wrlllnc papirs, nil
slrtt nml welchts, plain and ruled, rlth inar
Ktinil llneh. U. M. linen iariliiiieiit t)nd,t(c.
I'rlies lower thanilseubiie.
" The llus.t Oiitlelnus."
.M. Ineiiiiiii .V. Pre., IN) Seuth Ninth strict,
Phll.xdi Iphla, lint c christened theiusclieti "The
Iliis.t tiptlelans" at the Niiirj-estleii of their
rrleiuls. Since tlielr advent In the optical bust
nesstlsitii wholesale ami letalli they have I ax, 11
Jiiiiiplin; aleni; with the movement of the hale,
and se rapid .11.1 the) Kiuwthat liupieu limits
hud te be iiiude censtanlli te Rlti them In
creased room for transictln? business. They
claim te be able Ins. II eptlrnl KissNnl surpils
liiKly low ial.es because of the fuel that their
iiinnuriicliirliiK and retail deiitineiits arc In
Ihceiiebiilldlinr. They nraiie that Hull reli.il
1I1 piirlnieiit Is of no etpciiMi te Hum at all,
I'liinparatlteli ssi.l!lin;, iml 'b. i r.i I in,,. K
liiK lheli eiisteiners thi bei.eiu ... i.,, . ., I
eH'iise by euttlUK down the pmllts en theii
K.K..U. Their sisilaltii-s as lultcrtUcd are:
Solid Kehl ssrtaeles, .I; stiel sisxlaehs,, :t)
cents; nrt ill. lid eyes, (I, A guarantee Is given
wllh ever article ltd
On MM! of the IjeKi.slir Business College,
oil Meiida) , S. pti uiU'r lis '1 his eld-cstiihllshcd
s.h.sil will uH'itnt (Irani Mull. Law HiiII.IIiir,
Ne. Ml North Puke slnel , ruir iiilranee 011
(Jniiit strieL The riluclnil can b Men al his
old liHiitlim, Nn. in1, Dist KliiK (strrcl. iiulll
tin 11.
-
l lii-tiii r.M-ursleii te ltcndliig Piilr,
On Wednesday, September Is. Train leaves
lMarrtllleatil:Wa.ui.,farc JI.70, Ijinciistcriit
7..Wn. 111.. fare 11.27 , Columbia nt 7.Wn. in., fare
ll.a) ; Maiihcliii at s 22 a. 111. , tare IkX-; Lltltz at
ti.ai 11. 111,, fare Mc , Khrata at s.,W a. 111., fare
Vh-. lllh'ilttluctlem.. New fair Kleuiuls larnest
In the ktate. New bullilliiKs, line Hue track,
Kiamt httiiul, i-eiii-erlsbj Hie IIIiil-l-eIiI bjind
epll.l2,ll,hl,l7.Vltw
Pi'itthn.
.i-M.,i".i; ,.A,lr!, 'ii'?1""'' county. I'ii., en
tin Utli lnst.,.,ihn h. .Miiliuie. In the i.sin .ur
of Ills uge
I inn nil from his late icslilenie, Friday, Sip.
leniber Will, nt 2 e clock p. m. St.lMtw
3,iliivhi't.
tiriitii nml I'isitlslims.
t-'llU-AJie. Sept. HDe'eliH'k i. III.
1 uruisiie.1 iij'S. K. Yt111.ll, llnikir.
Keplember .. .
October
Neviinber. ...
Iiiss'inber .. .
Jauuar.t . .
Yiir .. .
I'tbruary
March
May
June.
Crude Oil
Consels
w in-ai. lern. ii.u. fork
l.inl
line
. 77V
ril
iil'A
4
W
7
It"', ID TO
.. 7'J',
if
2Ji S'i.'i JU't
. ttl
Closing Prli-es-UjIS o'clock 1
I'erk, l.ar.1.
Si pleinU'r
OcieUr ...
Neveiiilsr
I'cuiiilier
January
Yiur.. . .
I'lbriiiiiv
Murih
-Ma
CoiueU . ,
Crude Oil..
iiiim.1 viilll. ..Hit
... 7'. sq
:.
32
lt')i
an'.
Iu'tu 6 M
. 7W
:r:
. W, ai 23;
. WJ,
Phlliidi-ltihtii Pi-oduce Miit-ket.
i'lllLAUEM-iiiA, Kept. l2.-Noeii-Klour weak;
l'enn'a tuis-ri, 2 !Hvj2 7S; extra. 2hia,V'i!
"'waW ' roller' ,"3,wi r'"''.
)nut vtiide V
lied, new, 7W7U);c ;
Ne. I I'enn nltwl. stv
Cerilsleiidi Ne. , t2kwle
t)ul j nuielj Ne. 2 White Velju
mixed 2ic. "
Ne. ;
Uniu firm
Winter 12 COSH u.
Halts) fiaydnllt-lp OOal-1 N m le ensllty;
Umethr lOOOrMU ter riiefr: mixed, mil (0;
tinted rye ntntw, rtcir.fl.l fieslltJ.
Iliittr dull t 1'cnn'a creamiry rxtni.
IWaOc; Penn'n firsts extra Ii??7.
Ikscssft-m: I'enn'n nrite. 21c,
(ffiriw! nrm; part fKlm;SG4:; lull iklm.
IVlrelcum qiiicti rcfltieil In libtv., t9W.
l'eUi Iecs firm 1 Jtrwys tr bushel, 3.VJI9C)
Early Hese, t-Vgav y Isi'keu
T.lve Stock Markets.
t'uicAOe.Hcnt. II. Hecflpts. lj1i:slilini 11U
Vm; slew; tjfwvcs, ft 4wi t0: uir,
riVIS(l; steckcrs and helers. 12 003.115;
rews.tnitl unci mlxe1,f 2KUIXJ; Texns entile,
llS0Ulbilllt,i2:ra3g0.
Huk llecclpts, IO,U(i; slilimciil.7n0; mar
ket weak; mixed, M eeai:.": hi-nvy, 13 70
tlie; tiRiit, ntkVitTO: kls,tiHian.
Hlieep llecclpts, 9,a) : nhl.inent.,JO)0: mar
kct steady: luitltrs.tl&MMHO; Western woeliil
J.liaitlO')! shorn Tcxntu, 83;3I 10; Innibj.f 1 25
te J )t3 per h ail.
East I.tiiEiirr.-Cntlle Hrcelpts. lOfJO: shli
inriiUTO); niarket fair; fair te geed. MW
4t, common, ;.tui; teckcr, tl Man wj;
no enrs or cattle ihlpiKsl te New erk.
Mers IlcceliU, ITTH; lill!ieiil, 1WO
uinrkilslnw; plunud llcht Verlicr.Jfl0ftl3):
medium ninl lk-lil rtiTlailrlplitn, II rV4 e-,
licnvy hens,tlU)ai IM; ueiarsshlpiMsl leNew
Yerk.
Item SVbui'vtiecutcittn.
piitKjTic;eFTiiiTjuAi'k"
Tnrtllnl nml White CALIFORNIA WINE.
1 'Mc ter bottle ; Htm per iltiri-n Iwitllis.
11111 ui.i is i.i ituuun 1 UUK-,
Ne. 22 Centre H'pinrc, Ijnneaslcr, Pa.
i.CnTeii-a tKJvtlTcbek rifEpEIlKSCB
,1 II Illlll-Il. .ipiUYKf
MIIH. I'llAN'K MUIILKNIIEIIO.
SI I East Orange, Street.
sIS-lld
7"ANTEI). -QCAHIIY.MEN AND HAL-
Inst Drcnkrrs. Apply te
WILLIAM WI-STMAN,
It Illllirvllle, Pa.
CANES-TIII-: PIN EST AKSOHT.MKNT OK
Cuius In the clt can be round nt
HILLY WAnvrtCKJAllHreItE,
Nes. G und lw North (Jin eu strict.
lii)27.M,W,ThAw
Bemt two Teit "rivi: ceni' cieTaiih in
thu state, at
HILLY WAIT.H.
Nes. fi unit ltd North queen BI.
myl'WniM,WTh,SAw
BILLY V.TnTlT7tl THE HESTTWOEOH
6c nnd ': Clears In the eltv, nt
NOS. A ,t 101 KOHTll UUEUN T.
iiiIM)iiiM.V.TIiJJ.t.w
17IOH .KIl-elmi5lXANUNiNJrHWM
.A iieupes. .vppiyni
Jl 12-tfd
J05HOUTH WATKH8T
XL'DOI-M HAVE lAJNfl HtNCi:
DECIDED
ti that Hilly Waltz's Cigar Is the best In
stale. Ter sale at
.. ..yP i03 WOHTH liUEL'N HT.
m)lli-fliil.M,W,Tli.MAw
1JI IlLIfKAIiEH.
I0KI, L. HAINES,
Auctioneer I'lre liisiiranec unit Ileal I'.slntc
Aiteut. The most central llcnre in the IU11I
L-tate Market In Jineiu.lcr. If In wnnlefnn
Auctioneer, unpley IIAINfi). au3l-luiilK
1710HSALI..
V . Tweltundrr.innd Eirtt Whisky Parrels
nt Sl.ej prv piece, nt
JACOB r.HllH.MTEU'S.
Ne. 15 Centre Biiuare, Umcnsltr, Pa,
seple-tfd
C1ANIr-KXCHI8lVE bTYLEH Jn" ACA
ela, renaiiL'. Wclschel, Cheiry and Maine
en, mount, d In sliver nml llreure.
DEMUTII'SCIClAltHTOHK.
al9-lXdIl in Can ICIns street.
1)
issjoluitexop paiitm:iwiiip.
'Hie nnrtuershliinvUtlii' )etire-ti r'lmriru ir
I reyiiinl William IC Eekert. trading ns I'rev
.V 1-kert. 111 N01. annil 0 East ICIm; stieet,hn's
bis-n illssulvcd by mutual consent. Thebusl
inns will l.- cerrled en at the saiun place by
LbniieslI Prey, who will collect nil debts due
te the (Inn and pa nil liabilities of the same
, , rilAS. II. KltKY.
s-VOwiirii W.M. IC. El'ICEKT.
1-ENTISI'"lY.
J Jl. D. MlCASKKY,
NOKTlUCj:i:NA.OKANUESls.(jeiill,easl
Cerner.) (Irndtiatu In DentlstryTnid Ames
Ihellen or Phll.-ulelphln Dental College. Ai Ai
peliitmuiu made liy mail rbr any week tiny
h a. in. te s p. 111. Pntlents visited at their
lieines-cits or country. Ilcnuinahlc ihargca.
All work warranted. IiC.vriON. Half-way be
tween P. It. It. station nnd Centre Sqnnre. En En
france First deer en Orange street.
Kip'.iUind.w
riniEHi: 1:1 j7e Ki:NhK "ls huiteTiinj
X wltlu riisiind Ilunlet.s, when
CUCHItAN'a COHN CIJ11K
Will always cure. A well known lady In Litu
easier, Pn sullercd te much from a Hiuilnu
that she could scarcely walk. One nppllcntlen
i-nlliely ienietc.1 thepnln. Ills Kuarnnbcd te
ciiinerlhii money will be lefimded. Price, 25
cents. Fer sale only al
COCUHAJf'S DltlJG STOHE,
Nes. 1.17 A ISJJ North Queen tff., Iinnistrr, Pa.
J. Tu.Tb.Hll
IHOCIOIPM OI'EH.riler.SE.
ruuCloiiAHeui.il ul'roiiili-teisnuil Mai
lueei.
.iriii.i.-iiu.t.l NliXT
.Meuda.t NlKht.-" HANC'H
vv i.tiv :
It) "- Prices,
la,
JI. im.Ki iiiiu 7.1 cents.
iui-Mlav Nlsht-"A I.EtiAI. WHECIf "
rrlccs, 2j, lit and 7,-, enU.
'Ihursihix Nlirht. I'lcderlek Wanle 1 fill;
MOI'NTEIIVNK '-Prices, i, jr., M and 7.
CelllM.
I rlilay and Salurdnt Nights and Satunl.it
Matlnre.- da (.iray - l'rl.sas, 1,-,, a), a). fjO and 7."
icnls. sepUMId
T lEN'HY WOLF, "
FURNITURE STORE,
hnsreiiii.iid te 1 '(J East King slrect, having a
lull linn ei Furnltuie of every description nt tlie
lenestprl.es. Alse UndcrtakliiK preinptly nt
leiided le. i nil and examine our noeds.
ns-irdll II. WOLF. KM Ilisl King btrieL
I X'HI.ll siI,K VALCAHLE'llll'SINiais
I SIAMiANDDWLI.LlNtJ.
j iim.spav, HKrrcMiirit is,
Will be sold at Ibe I nnntalii Inn. -.eulh Queen
slnel. Hit Two-Hlery HltlCK SIOIIE AND
DWELLlNi,, Ne. KSeiitli IJniri stint 2ilxlS
feet, with tno-ster back hultdliu;. IISxViteet;
hall, store usini and three ether looms en first
fleer ; sit looms en serond-stery, and lour en
third; iniige, het and cold tinier, li.-ith room,
wulcribw, kiis, Mnrrnge, Ac I(.Mr.int and
ilstern In urd, with Miluable fruit trn, ,lc.
UitCi)'v2l. P et. Iheprepertt has bis e usci
for aniiiiiiiir "i jn.rs as n .lmj; Meic. The
store i;eik1- will ,isi, he ler sjile.
Sale te i tiiiiiueuic al 7..J0 p m., w hen condi
tion! w III in mail" Known,
cpll Tld 11. s. MlllI.LNllEHiJ.
AV
rE EXAMINE EMai'HEE."
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE I
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed 1
If ten hi. ict heme tannin d. tee will piehuuly
riud that tb n-Is siiinpthliiK wieiik with them,
uud thai nl i -s will be uurt at help te ten.
We use iiituiiiMbl.. "i jia JTA " lenses,
wbl. h are imiuI. unit bv us and recommended
b l.adlni: Oculists as the best Ml. Is te dilcc
tie vision
solid IJ.ilil Sws'lai les, VLOtt ; usual price,
StielHiHs en les. el).-,; usual pi 1. e, s I .(Ml.
Al till, la I i:.es Insert.. 1, s.1 ; llsiml pil. e, v (.
M. ZIHEHAN & BRO. 130 S. Ninth Street,
OI'l'ICIANS. rilllVDELPIIIA.
HetwctiiCliciiliiutaiid Walnut btrrds.
ms.tit
M
ILLEltHnOHAXaOAP.
7VVIL.L-ER'S
Borax Seap
-will-
WASH CLOTHES,
.ND-
EVERY ARTICLE UNDER THE SUN
I
EVANHFLOl'It.
CeiiiHleiil Medl.el
Hint the Ian It tllMet.
I ieitn luite ileel.lct
! " Elivli " Isnoifeod,
but Hie hmi.lre.ls
using
il taiuillis who hate bien
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Fer Hit last tiifiitt ..ink bate illiiililiiiuusl
declaicl Hint it i nil lb it is claimed for It
til.
THE BEST.
MMI AlTl'ltED OIT Oh
W1IEAT.
Al I. OLD
tm 2Lhvtvtlmttntnt:
tTE CAitlty THE LAItniJCT STOCK or
W Pipes anil Pin Braettln Tobacco In the
city.
Wisxlen Fines tfc- and IBB. su-h. Oenu-
ine attCTKcnaum i-ine at aec tmen.
DEMUTH'H CIOAR STORE,
lit East King Street
alMfdll
riiiiK PEerjiE'8 cash wrenE.
TH
NO. 25 EAST KINO STREET.
BARGAINS NOW OPENING.
One Case NEW STYLE FALL PIIINT8,
beuiih Hinder price and will be sold at 6a per
yard ; regular price, 8c.
On Caw WHITE I1UNKETH at T.fe er
pair; regular price ll.TO.
One Case WHITE 11LANKETS al M.O) per
pair ; rOKiilar price, I,M.
One Case UHEV HLANKETS at !l.00 Jer
pair, the best In the elty for the money.
One Hale HCAHLET TWILL FLANNEL at
2)c; reRiilar price Sc.
Oue LetU'LAIN HCAHLET FLANNELH al
lc ; regular price 20c.
One 0M CANTON FLANNEL at 10c; geed
enough al 12c.
One Hale HOMEY CHASIt at 12KJ ; the wid
est and liei.1 goods for the money titer offered
In the city.
Gee. F. Rathven,
NO. 25 EAST KINO STREET,
inartO-lvdlt LANCASTER, l'A.
,-AIIT1N 1)110.
Clothing and Furnishing Goedb,
Continually en the mete.
Bcateus ceme and go rapid!-.
The changing or seasons
bring te tii the necessity of
changing Meck. The (.lock
of the pail bcasen has gene.
Reliable
Qualities
-AT-
Lewest Prices.
New styles and patterns in Men's, Heis' nnd
Chtldrcn'ft HulU unit Oveiceats has taken Its
pHce. There can l no better value than tvliut
we you In Men's (jack hr Cutaway Hulls, $7, $S,
SIO. 312 and 511. Hlaek CerkBerew.M'Ide-Wale
and Diagonal Worsted Hulls, Si S10. 512. Jit and
31(1. In Heys' and Children's halts uremany
t cry choice patterns In Nrat Mixtures, Medium
Checks and Fancy Htjles, KI, 13, l, 5, W.J7.W,
! anil !lt).
During the nertheasl sleim and cool even
lugs you may want te wear u Fall Weight Over
coat. They me here, all kinds, slies and prices.
Everything In Men's and Heys' L'n.Icrwenr,
Uletes. Knit Jackets, Weel nnd Cotten Hese.
Flannel bhlrts, Hhlrt AValsts, etc.
'1 lie similes of colors, patterns und shapes in
Nickwiarare leaulinil, All kinds are here.
MARTIN BROS,
Merchant
Tailoring, Clothing and
Furnishing Goods,
NOS. 2tt AND 2S NOHTJI QUEEN HTHEET.
E
AHLY AUTUMN 8TYI.I.
Charles Stamm,
35-37 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
Has Opened a Dig Assortment e!
EARLY AUTUMN STYLES
-AND-
COLORS
KS,
HENRIETTAS and CLOTHS.
We take pliatuue In announcing the opening
of a large Milpmeiit of the above goods In nil
the latest Mjles and colors for Autumn Wear
at
Very Moderate Prices.
Silks.
Satin lie Luxor Flushes.
Meire Antlrj mi-Vrttrts
.-satin Itliiidama tsatlus,
(jrej-dialn Sllkfc Hurahs.
Armurc Fancies Novelties.
Persian Fancies Hrecadcs.
Dress Goods.
Henriettas i-erges.
Oniber Plaids Cushmeies.
Fattern Suits Neitltlc.
Cmbcr Hlrli-s Mehairs.
Hide IUniU-Slclllaus,
Cleths.
lliea.H leths, IX litis Cleths,
L'UKllsb Costume Cleths,
IricolM'lelhs, Habit Cleths. U.ctlcs Cleths,
Eiderdown Cleths, Basket Cleths.
Anui70iie IT liuleK.ickliiKS.CleakliiBK, etc., etc.
All are rcssrctiully Invited le le cull and In.
pret eui
NEW GOODS
-AND-
NOTE OUR LOW PRICES.
fcuuipliskt-iil Fice upon application.
C.aiuirj m tiers rei-eltc prompt and careful at
tention. ti.KKlsM nt te nil parts C. t). D., or en icceipl
of poslelllce order.
Don't mbs s.i'le; our display I efern inakiiii;
Mlls-Uells.
Our eiialllles are alviajs it liable. Prices
nlu.i,tslhn lniiist.
Ne I reuble te show goods at the Meney Hav
liiit 35-37 North Queen St.,
People's Mi Stere,
NewSi
Dress Goods,
vm mm
LAXCASTKH, PA.
Hew aneriiemcttt.
"1 ARrET, WALL PAPER, CURTAIN AND SHADE DEPARTMENTS.
H AG E R&BROT HER.
Carpet Department.
Our Fall and Winter mock of Carpets will merit your attchllen, being the Best standard Make.
of Mciuettes, Bedy Brussels, Taiiestry Brussels, Ingrain of All Oraden, Riifs, Llnolleem, Olj
Ctethsjclr.
Hewing and Lnjltig lKne in the Best Manner.
Wall Paper Department.
Wall Papers nnd Decorations for the coming Heoten. V
pcelallles. l'npir Hanger and Decorator tent and their
Full Blocks of Wall Papers nnd Decorations
Dump Wall Taint Bpcelallles. Paper Hanger nnd
Curtain and Shade Department.
Lace Curtains for SO cents per Pair and Upwards. Tbe Latest Novelties In Heavy Curtains for
Doorways and Windows. Hand-Made Cambric, trlth Match Fringes. Luw-Prlccd, Rrady-Mnde
Hhades. .Stere shades a SpcctaU-.
3-AII Orders Promptly Filled.
26, 27, 29 and 31 West King St.,
LANCASTEH, I'ENN' A.
OOK AT 0UU EXHIBIT AT THE COUNTY I'Atll I
LOOK AT OUIt EXHIBIT
AT THE COUNTY FAIR !
YOU NEVER. SAW
A Finer Furnace !
A Prettier Parler Steve !
A Mere Complete Range !
A Better Cook Steve I
OUR FURNACE IS THE CELEBRATED " NOVELTY " FURNACE.
Reilly Bres. & Raub,
40 and 42 North Queen Street,
NEXT HOOK TO
sv bucvtleciiu'tttix.
THEV CAN AM. COPY HUT NONE CAN
Equal Hilly Waltz's Hatana Killed Clcnr,
NOS. 6 1(11 NOHTII O.UEEN ST.
mylMmM.V'.ThS&w
-TfJ-ANTEU-A PHYaiCIAN TO RESIDE
at tlie County Hospital. An unmarried
limn picferred. Applications with references
tetieprcsentert at meetlnir of Directors or the
Peer en SATURDAY, HEKTEM I1KU 21, ISSft.
11 Y OUDEUOFTHEHOAllI).
ausl7-M,V,Slel3
-JECKWEAIt.
NECKWEAR.
Alt we ask is Hint you take a leek at our dis
play of N'l.CKW'EAU before purchnslni; else
where. TROUT & SHANK,
tjlilrt Manufacturers ami Men's Outfitters,
1 10 North Queen atrect.
marSU-lydtl
BEST 5c HAVANA 1'ILEEIt CIOAH IN
the city, at
HILLY H'AITZ'S,
Nes. 5 and 1(11 North Queen Ht.
niylS-CiiiM,W,TIi,Si.iT
FUEL DAY COURSE IN THE KEY-
f Hene linslncss Lellccu consists of
Untie and Deuble Entry Hoekkecnlmr. i:eim.
mcrcini uiw, lemnaiisuip, .xriimnciic, type
tt-rltliiK, Correspondence, Orthography, Actual
Huslness lUnkini;, etc. (Shorthand extra.)
Opens Monday, Septembers.
tV.D.MOSSElt,
Ne. 18 North Queen St., I.incnster, lii,
tf.lw
"... .. . . . .... "..""
W,L
LIAMHON & FOSTER.
-OUR-
-CONSISTS 01'-
Fabrics that are Modest, Ele
gant and Durable.
A Complete Assortment of TA1JLE LINENS,
from 18c te ?f.2j .cr aril.
Excellent Values ALUWOOL HENRIETTAS
lua Clitat Variety of Shades and Hlack. 'Slllr.
fertlO Inch ; 50c for 40 Inch ; Toe for 10 Inch.
Handsome EMBROIDERED ROHUS, S10.00,
J12.S0, f 15.00 and 510.00.
A Giant Linen Tew el, 23c, size 'JIxl2 Inches.
Ijidles' JERSEY
fl.50 and 85.00.
CLOTH JACKETS, H.0O,
Ijullcs' SAXONY WOOL
nnd Dark Shades.
JACKETS ill Light
Children's Knee Pant
AND
KILT SKIRT SUITS,
SitV), Si&O, 8J.U0 and 3M
OENTS AND HOYS
FALL-WEIGHT OVERCOATS.
HOY'S 8CIIU0L SUITS, J3.W1, .50, 5l.Hl.
HOY'S AND (4 1 III, H
Sele Leather 'i'ip Shoes,
Fer Scheel Wcar.Wc jr pall falzell te?.
GENTS VHISH SHOES, !1.K.
NEW FALL STYLUS IN
STIFF, SOFT AND SILK HATS,
A Superior Stltt Pelt Hat lei Jk.
Gent's Silk Hals from $T.O0 te $..00 that me pro pre pro
iieuncetl Excellent.
PiHkvl Hals, 50c, Tee and JI.W,
HiO'sIllue flelh Hats, Ox-.
GENT'S NECKWEAR
In the Latest Fashions, luclu.tlni; Pulls, Tceks
and Fetir-lu-llaiid
New Patttru-. In Linen aud Celluloid Cellins
and CiitN.
Medium Weight Underwear
In Mirlneand All-Weel.
New ( olers
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PIhiuuI Shirts and Cardlcali
JIU'Kf i.
l'orC'euilort and Duiubllity Wear the
M.IITICAI. SLIDE 11CK SCSPENDERS,
fill nlilili Meaic Sele Aeents,
isen (I Fester
32-38 East King Street,
1. VNCASTLII, PA.
Branch Stere,
N0.31S MAUICET STREET, HAltltlv
11URG, 1A.
Display of Diy Goods
lT II
H 1111(111
for the coming Hcasen. Washable Paper and
Decorator tent and their Werk Guaranteed.
I'OSTOFl-'ICE
Lancaster, Pa.,
Hew glbucvtiacmcntg.
SUIt GOLDEN LION AND MIA QUENDA
Cigars, 6e cigars, are hand made with long
ir Hatana Killer, Ml' and 100's boxes.
t ,, DEMUTH'H CIOAH STORE,
alS-tfdR HI East King Street.
A:
NNOUNCEMENT I
Nobby, Stylish, Neat, KALI, AND WINTER
SUlTINOS.Wlnterand Kail Overceatings and
Trousers. Choice Patterns of our own Importa
tion. Ne ether home In Lancaster carries the
same. Kit perfect. Trimmings the best. Prices
and terms te suit tlie times.
McQRANN & N0WLEN,
1311 North Queen Street.
N II. Full Dress Suits a Specially.
A RARE CHANCE.
Biggest Reduction of All in Fine Clethes.
Thirty dollar Bulls reduced te Itrrnty-tnotlet.
larx. Ten dollar Pants reduced fe J7.5U, nnd all
ether Llsht Welgbl Hultlnc In tbe Mime pro
portion. A lart;n stock te elect from, nt
II. OERIIART,
Ne. 43 North Queen Street. "
-OnIy Direct ImpertlnB Tailor in ibu city
of Lancaster.
OUNO LADIRS AND (1ENTLEM En7fIT
j ourselves for buslniM. bt a ceme of
trulnuigat tbe
LANCASTER BUSINESS COhLEtJE.
Call at Reems. Ne. 10 Ensl ICIim btreet. for
all necesmry liiformntlen. Instruction of rlrst
clnM enler only,
Clteulars by mall en receipt of postal.
Address, H. C. WEIDLKH, Principal.
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TEAM ENGINE AND ISOILER WORICH.
Fair Week.
Steam Engine
AND-
Beiler Works.
Visitors te the Fair,
Il will pay jeu te cnll at my Works and ex
amine our stock of
Engines !
Allew us te nuete you prices and
futility for turuliiKeut work.
Portable Engines.
I Hor&t-Peucr.
0 Horscl'eticr
8 Horsc-I'etrer
10 llorse-l'etrer
lSlIorse-l'eticr
i.yilorse-I'eivcr
t 42S
475
575
875
1,175
Portable Engines,
SECOND-HAND.
6 Horsc-I'encr
Bllortc-l'ener .
15 Horse-Pewcr.
230
iO
.275
Boilers, Second-Hand.
1'ivcS) Hoisc-l'euer.Wln. Dlnui., 10 feet Lenz.
22 4K in. Tubes. Price, 5175 and J 150.
One Heller, 30 In. liam., 13 feet 1.0ns;, 21 3 In.
Tubes 12 feet Lene, with Tire Frent
Castings, S12'i.
1 LARRY THE LAROEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER, PA.
Manufacturer or htatlenary EiikIiie. Mill and
.Mlulni; Machinery, Saw Mills, Hark and
Cob Mills, Pumps, etc.
Contractor for htenm Hentlni;, Direct or Indi
rect, ei by Het Water.
OUR HOT AIR FURNACE
ISTIIEllL-sriN HIE MARKEf.
Repairing Tremptly Attended Te,
iJehfl BSt
FitoiMuirrei!,
333 east fulten st.
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LANCAbTUII, PA.