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NO. 22 22 YEARS OLD.
WCJMI JPMM lECUM,
r iSetunmTiE Aunrinm.
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e , ab nmnuns nnine Meeting is
JTMtewtM by mm Eicelleut Banquet.
The IxAirs Aeti Nearly 9T.OOO.
Tilt tweatjr-ceml anniversary of Oon Oen
Mf Council Ne. :22, Junier Onler United
Antrinn Mechanics win celebrated en
Thursday evening. It wn the evening for
Um regular meeting of the council and nrter
the business was transacted, iart of which
WMthe Initiation of (bur candidates, the
following officers' wcre Installed by District
Deputy Jacob Heuser: Councillor, Jehn
K. Snvderj vice counciller, Jehn King;
aaisuht secretary, Oeorge II. Drowns con cen con
dikter, Jehn Winner; warden, lteubcn
PeaAl; Inside aentlnel, Win. Harry; out
Me sentinel, II. J. Bauer.
"-The reports of the offlcern of the council
bowed Uie aswtis te be nearly (7,000, villi
be debts.
At 0:30 the member, eighty tn number,
marched te the banquet mom In Odd
Fellen' hull, where nn elegant setout had
'been prepared by Mrs. Oeorge Muwer te
celebrate the twenty-second Anniversary.
M. T. Robinson, the clialrman of the
committee of arrangement, railed the
.meeting te order, welcomed the members
te the banquet and called Uen State Coun
cillor Peter ". AVlnower for nn address.
Mr.Wlnower" resiiendcd lolhe cnll, spoke
of the benefits of iliese social tralhcnnL'.
referred te the great presrnity of the
Oiler, 10 new councils having been lntl
tutcd by him slnee the Inst session of the
State Council. The order never ivn mero
prosperous. Tliere are new 43,000 mem
bers andlKtl councils In the state. While
Cwnestega, Ne. 22, Is net as large In num
bers as soine ethers, It stands sc:end (e
none Quanciallv.
.rast Councillor Jehn H. tldlln mid
grace and the order was given te go te
work 'en the geed things spread before
them, which order was promptly obeyed.
After the banquet, letters of icgrct nt tliclr
Inability le be present wcre read from
Past Councillor Jacob M. Chlllns, Seuth
Bend, Ind., State Vice Councillor Stephen
Cellins, Pittsburg, State Council Secretary
15. 8. Dcoiner, I'hilndelphin, who organized
tlie council, and ethers.
1 alie only charter member prosent at this
reunion was II. W. Hudy.
Short speeches nerd made by K. S.
Sinettz, Goe. II. Drewn, Albert Ilincliurt,
E. S. Kurtz, Win. II. Welzel, J. I Uresh,
Harry Krisman, Charles K. 'ccher, Jehn
Chilian, Jehn II. Mllleyrcich, II. J. Bauer,
Jehn P. Leiter, James Hurt, Kdwanl ck
man, Diaries Hmlth, and the presiding
oftlcerof the council, Jehn Ii, Snyder.
llcfore adjourning a vete of tliiiuks was
tendered te Mrs. Musscr for the elegant
banquet sbe bad prepared.
An amical sent out by sUite elllccrs of
this order was rend asking for aid te pur
chase books nnd repair school houses In
Johnstown ; as yet they" are unable te col
lect taxes for said purpose. A donation of
te was made, this being in addition lea
former donation of&O made I'V this conn cenn
ell. INSTALLATION OF OFriCF.lt-.
The Geed MiewIiik Miule lly IIi'I-mcIicI
IxMltte, Se, ltf.'l. I. O. (. I-.
At the meeting of Herschcl Ledge, Ne,
1!U, I. O. ). V., en Thursday evenlng, the
following elllccrs ero Insliilliil : N. U
Ooergol-orresl; V. (!., W.Stehnmn Dlllerj
financial secritnry,' Jehn. ('. Hwope;
reranling wvivtury, W. 11. .McConihey ;
treasurer, (1. II. Swejk:; trustee, lleurge A.
Lane,
The following elllccrs appointed bv
the noble grand uore also instiillm),
R. 8. te N. ., Win. Smith ; L. S.,te N. (J
0. K. Drcpiiard; warden, Jehn Lellcr;
conductor, J. L. I.yte; It. S. S.. tieergu
Htnuffer ; K S. S., K. W. Hnietl": chaplain,
R. F. W. Urban ; O. O., Charles K. Miller t
1. O., Emanuel Derwart; organist, A. P.
Sclinader. ApjielntmcntH by vice grand :
R. 8. te V, O., Charles K. llultzcl ; I.. S. te
V. G., M. . ,Uhman. -
The lusUlliDtt efl)ceru were deputy grand
inasftir.'K. J.l.rlsmau. or Slvirgiuiid ninr
shal, D. S. Itetlew. or 1U3 ; gr.mdwnrdcn,
J. M. lkhiau, of VX ; grand socreUtrv,
Charles Smith, et'M'Z ; outside guard, J. A.
Wolferslierger,111.1,andlnsldn guard, II. K.
Heffer. 1SI.
The ilnaneeserilerschel me In a llourMi lleurMi
Ing condition. The ledgo will net be tne
years old until November 17; the member
ship Is aci and the assets ever 83.000.
After the installation nddtcvics weie
made by K. J. Erismini, J. M. Kckm.in, II.
E. Heller, 1). S. Itettew and Dr. M. W.
Rttub.
Ijist evening the otllcers r UiuniMcr
ledge, Ne. 07, I. (). O. I'., wero lustulled liv
D. Ii. (1. M., W. 1'. Hiiuihrlghl. He was
Hsslsted by Pastllraud J. I). Itiiub. as grand
warden ; iast grand, .1. Pnsl, 1 islier, as
grand marshal ; Jehn P. Hilten, as grand
; '&& O'i J iwt griiiids W. O. Prallev,
17 K. Harinan and P. H. Leenard as sup
porters. The officers were as follews: Neble
Grand, William McGlll : vice grand. II. S.
Reidel ; assistant secretary, I). S. Mcirlg,
trustee, A. C. Rcluudil: representative.
W'. F.IIambrlcht:ltlitlioetlioriiniMMiitid
etllcers. In the ia.t six months the lodue
lias paid ent l,5Ji Thelr assets mti
10,7Kij nnd membership T0.
A, 8NAKE IN TIIK bTOVt:.
The Effluvia from the IIumiIuk Iteptlln
Lends te Its Discovery.
Columbia, Oct. 4.-Frcd Armer Lew eiy,
a flve-year-eld son of Hnrvey Lewery,
died ou Thursday allorneoii at i:30 o'clock,
at his home, Ne. liil Seuth Eighth
treet. The death resulted from scarlet
fever after u few days' illness. The boy
was at Sunday bchoel en Sunday. The
funeral will lie held ou Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the residence of the
parents.
Jacob Krazert, lilng at Norwood,
brought some weed te the house vesterdav
te make tire under a large kettle. The woeU
emitted a terrible stench and iiku exami
nation found that a make Mas among the
weed and was being burned in the tire.
Susan tsMecnsy, a notorious woman of
the hill, wa ou tnoruiiiiaKe vvsturdnv and
(tended in lierurrcst by Oillcer Wittlck for
drunkeunesH and disorderly conduct. Shu
was given a hearing before Squiie Uvuus
and was dlschargtxl tiinm the payment of
the costs.
The Gilbert Dniinutle ceniwnv appeared
In tlie opera house last night In'" Moselle,
or the Waif the Plains, " te a verv miiuII
audience. " Iist in IajihIeii " w Ilfuu pre
ecuted U night.
A surprlse jurty was given lust night te
Miss Jieulsn Sclilegelniilch, atllier home,
corner Third and Perry streets, in honor
of her thirteenth birthday. A large num.
bcr of persons wcre present nnd all had a
geed time.
Harry Dcslter was given a surprlse partv
last evening at his home en North Frent
street, In honor of his eighteenth birth
day. A number of his friends wcre pres
ent, and all had u very cnjoyable time.
IbeP.li.It. repairmen are ingaged in
'repairing the tracks for the annual iusi.ee iusi.ee
tlen by the otllcers of the company.
Duck sheeting is new Indulged in bv the
local sportsmen with very geed luck. Or.
Tayler and Geerge Crane succeeded in
sheeting a number this morning.
A very large number of persons left
from the Pennsylvania railroad this morn
ing te attend the Yerk fair
The recently elected elUccrs at Osceola
7r.be, r. ll,eriled Men, ere Installed
te their respective eiVeeslast ceiiing.
Edward Eckert, of Lancaster, was en a
visit te friends in town vet.terday.
C C. Furguson is building a hou-e en
Poplar street and two houses en Perrv
'reet. "
MIm Clara Hallbaure. of Philadelphia,
h Visiting Miss Margie Swlngler.
A 8upkreI Tniiup Thief.
Yesterday alternfxm there was a violent
ring at the deer bell of .the residence of
Geerge M. Hambrlght, ut Ne. -115 West
James street. Mr. Killie Hefl'mnii, sUter
of Mr. Mnmbrigkt, went te the deer and
there found a rather hard looking man he
U ' awaawuimicr ei new cnrpciiter tools, iu-
i ., V B . """'" l l''i "ii iiaiiiib,
'''. Her brother was hi Hut tut uL Um n. ...
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upnesed that the man was a cariientcr
lua llCeil Kent fur. Mm icin-'l ,,.,,..,
-that
be was very drunk and when he beiran
allll.lfV .r.ll.nll.t.... .1. .. 1. . c
, . "'ii ui "no ceuiu net
ii 4ersland she orderetl him away. He
eful loge, but ipulckly drew a chisel nnd
rT.? "'"Kp . " iienman with it.
.L Mending te strike her. She u-et out of
JT"- "'. ",u Mt,k anu puMieil Hint dew u
K Ike tejs te the pavement when he w ent
i aWV. ThO iMllllllMk thill ha hail e.vla.. .1...
Ijoeje which he was carrylug and um en
g 4Mreriiig te tell Iheni.
THE LAKCABTEtt DAILY INTELLIGENCER, FBIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1869.
ClalmlBc the Rapp Millions.
BurdGUtE Rapp, a printer of Harris
burg, will with ether relatives or Johannes
Geerge Rapp, founder of the Harmony so
ciety at Economy, Pa., claim a share of the
f 100,000,000 left by his ancestor.
Johannas Geerge Rapp, was pastor,
leader nnd financier or this strange com
munity. He died In 1847, leaving an estate
valued at 100.000.000, consisting or land,
mines and railroads. Having no offspring
of. his own, this estate, which Is at present
held and managed by two aged members
or the society, upon inelr death will have
te be settled un and divided.
Ilunl GIntr. Rapp nays: "My grandfather,
Philip Rapp, was born In the kingdom of
Wurtcnburg, Germany, and was a hatter
bv trade. Ilocatne te this country with
his pcopleSthe Rappa of Economy, but
seen their single blessedness became
Irkseme te him, and he, in company
with his sweetheart, Barbara Hamilton,
n near relative or the famous Continental
general liearlng that name, In the
gleaming or ene happy summer day stelo
nwav from thelr home and travelcd en
foet'to IUltlmere, Md., where they were
married. Grandfather Rapp did net ro re
maln long in Hnltlmere, but journeyed
with his wife le Frederick City, Md.,
where he engaged In business. Frem this
branch of the family my father. Allien
Rapp, of Marietta, Pa., sprang; thorefpre
mv connection te the wealthy Econemltc,
Johanna Oeorge Rapp, Is npimrent at a
glance. We have relatives In Pliiladelplila,
but have lest sight of them for years ; also
William II. Rapp, a blacksmith, residing
In Yerk, nnd also Jacob Rapp, n wealthy
butcher, of Bending, Pn.
A HorweHrtqw Dead.
'this morning ii herse belonging te
Samuel Isonbergcr, which was hitched te
ncart leaded with brick, fell dead en Lime
street, between 1ecust nnd Middle. The
carcass wns taken te I.anipnrtcr's.
Den I'eImiikmI.
U-i st night teme ene olseued the large
New Ffiundland deg "Majer" belonging
te Harry C. Miwrc, and he was found dead
In the yard this morning.
Tnr. Pnlnce of Knlilen will be clev-d neil
Usturday.OcteljcrS. Will lie open In the even
Inirnt 6 o'clock.
It ABTKICII IIIIOS.
i1rttrtrtnc.
H( II akti ii lli;i. !.. October 3, 1MW, nt tliclr
eaii Imiiiic, Ne. 217 1'ellricn avenue, Ity Itev. .Iiir.
V. .Mitchell, I). I)., Mr. Cluirles U HchaclTer niiil
Mls11icklii I llclln.ljetli of tun city. If
lcathe.
Wei.l'. In tills city, en M lnnU, llnrlmra.
iliMicliUT or L'ntlmrliin and Hie Inte Mlchnel
Welr, 111 tlieDth jniref hcrnRO.
Tim rrlatlvcs and frlcndi of the family arc re
fpcctfully Invited te attend the runcrnl, from
her mother's refclilenie, Ne. 4tM Utah street, en
Himday nflcrnoeii nt 3 o'clock. Iiitrrment at
ZI'Mi's rcinctcry.
Laiax At IlrliltrelHirt, linul Ijniipeter
lewnflilp, October I, Ifrnry Ijiymnn, Jr., nurd
(It earn.
The relntlvci nnd friends of the family are re
HKClfully linlted te uttenil the funeral, from
hllnte nlili-nce, IlrldKcpert. East I Anitrr
leunKhlp, Kntiinlay nnernoen nt SoVleck. 21
slitiit'ttct.
l'hllnihdpliln I'rotluce .Market.
I'llII.AIiRI.I'IIIA, Oft. l.-NoeM-riour klcndv;
IVnn'n miiimtm, sreit27S; extra. iKTieMii'i;
fiimlly, .1 7-Vsl 1M; roller, lllMt); imtcul,
IIHVfflOO.
Win at iiiiIpI; Ne. 2 Kcil, new, SAasie;
Ne. 1 IVnn'n Heil, lc.
Cern thin; Ne. 2, WV'blc.
Onts Kliiuly ; Ne. 2 White UIviZ7r. ', Ne. 3
mixed It1 (r,
limn dull ; Winter 12 7MAI.1M
lliilfil luiv dull ; 10 IU'41.1 Oil iin te iniflllty ;
tlmelhy UTiOitMU) for choice; inlxrd.lv.tllCO:
IisIimI rye klniw, new, JIM (K).
Ilulter mlcr; rriiu'n creamery extra
SVi; rcnn'it flntN extra 2sa.ll.
CuKHttlcaily; IViin'ii flrHtK. Zle,
Clicic Inn ; part nkliuc, 7auc ; lull (.klms.
2dt.V.
IVIreletun dull; rclliidt In bills., V 00.
Potatoes filciiily t roytfile t bushel.
tlral u anil l'nivlsleus.
CIHCAIIO. Oct. 1. 1.-00 o'rleck n. m.
KiirnlNhnl by H. K. Ytiiidt, broker.
Cliulinr Prices 2:15 o'clock n. m.
WhfJit. Cern. Oats. Perk.
October htfjf :w lt; low
Nevrui)cr-..-.. .... 31'J lilt? 87
11 Ml.
IMctmbcr Ml, 31i ll5
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Jnmiarv
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Kebrunry,
March....
May
CniiKelfi....
C'riiileOII.
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W-i
isioek MiirketH.
(iioliitlenn by ltectt, McUrium A Ce.,buiikrrn,
MHW inllK LIST. 11 A. l.
Unuidn Pnrlllc 70)J
iuci :
t'olnrntte Ceal K"vi
Central I'nelrlc .tljij
1'iumdu Himtlicrn .. .... ...
12 M. 3 r. M.
70.' 70X
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Den. A HltKJ
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Missouri Pi'cltlc-.
lle k. Valley M
N, P.
N. P. Pref
N. Wct
N. Y. U '
New KiiKlamt
hjml 'l'i'inent.
Omaha
Ori'Ken Truiikt'entlneiilul...
Ontario A W
Pacini! Mall
Hlrhiiieud Terminal
HI. Paul ..
Texas Pueltlr.
Union Pacirie
Wnbath t'em
Watiniih Pref.
Western U.
WestSheie llendn.
FIIILAOKM-IIIA LIST.
lh. Vat .
II. N. Y.APlillu
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107
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107
107
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Reatllne. 22 7-16
Lch. Nn
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P. A It .
N.L'ent.
PlHuleH 1'aM..
KllR t'S
Oil
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lleiu bucvtiocutcnte.
a useLutki.yI'uuk. "
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
rpillS i)rtder iih,t an.. . innricl or mi
X rlt, HtreiiKth anil uholekeiueiHhH. Mere
ecoiieiiilnil th.iu the eullnur) kinds unit ran ran
net be sold In reiuiwiititui wilh the inullltuda
or low tet. kliiut nilclit, nliiin or 1'ho.phute
I en iters, t lil entu , f,u. Hnv.w. IIaki.ne
I'eHDEItf... 10.1 Wall stint. New Yerk.
umr2Mjli41yw
"lifltKJLIfKOKnillUltAPa
Tart lied and White CAM TO UN J A WINE,
31V' r bottle; frl.au lur dozen Imltles. '
?'h Centre hvjuarc, Ijiiu-aster, Pa.
vfeTIfli fill: IIOOKH ARE IN TflK
A. liaud of the Collector. All these who
hme mil paid thtlr City Tux ter I Ml heuld de
.out once Hint mi veiiddltiemil cwt.
JOHN JIKGK. Jit., follicter,
"' 'Id -Ne. 521 Henlli ljuceii Htrevt.
riMllJ ANNt At. M LKTINO OK TIIK STOCK
1 holders or the Uineutttr KrnlUllle
lurnplke Itisiil nmiMiiy, ,ll be htldutthe
1 ultiMi .Nutlenal link, IJUH-nMer. 111., en Moil Meil
uay,.yniU.rl, iHa.betnevn the hour of 1
aiid.leelt.ck p. hi. 'Wectlen of einerm for the
ensuliia vir. tie. W. 1 1. IIITNKIl,
.el.ll.NUltw HtulHrj and Treasurer.
I II '111. 1C MAI f. 1 11 IMMI ......iT ... ...
i.ud I uridtil -e, to-iniirrer, ut I o'clock. ut
Ul iU-aver Hreel New llrnH. ctirisl. Fine
Mirror, Parler or I
UllleehteNe. Kxttiikleu Table.
IH-.U una iteuuiuii
IK-t.dlirerent 111 in
ItiHlkiiud IIiddliiL-. i li,-lily siirdnUixxl H112 rar
IU., lJ
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KHANKA.IIAINO.
Jen. 1. IIaim, Auctleiiivr,
1IU
OH. ItAltIt COHDtAI.LY INVriKSTJU:
publle te IMt his Art Heern and tee the
1. rit and much-talkcd-ef picture,
" Christ or Diana."
;vi-t, Tinier' Ctltbratt-d Iltehlni;,
"Wedding Precession,"
l'rlu'llls and Jehn Aldeu.) it
Item.dlkvcrtUemcnta.
M
VKNNERCHOK HAM.
HAWCINO HCIineK
BVERY BATURDAY KVflNINO,
IK FRANK UIAI.KOWHKI, Ms
el4mdK
ManaEvr.
VriLLKn-S BORAX BOAP WILL WAHIt
1VJL Cletliesand every article under the sun.
ltrANTBB.-AW BXPKBIKSOK I
T.
Iluteher. One who ran speak Knllli
and Oermsn. Apply at
It
wu.
5I8WEHT KtNCJHT.
CJTnll'PKIW WANTED AT JOH. M. l"ORTU
O nNIKIACOHCHIARKACTHUY. lid
VHIU HCII01iAwTwANTKIr rt ,
. Instruction en PIANO slid OHOAN
Klvenby MHH MAneIE8p,mnlElt. .
Ne. fM North Minn Htrett ir Ne. lnfteulh
Queen Hlrrct. .
TIJHT HKCKIVliit. "" ""
New Designs In
OVERCOAT PATTERNS
Henicthlng Entirely New.
McORAlfN KOWLEN,
Kahhlennblc Tnllem, IM North Qun Htreet.
M . . f I II I III I
TJ KIHIRT OF
IV Northern
the State of IVi
(KIMHTOK TIIK CONDITION OF TIIK
ermern national nana, at iinrn.irr, in
1 OtllOllHI iwiih, nt iiii..i-(.-i, III
niipvlxanla.allherleM) of liml-
IKK, HepL!IO,IMI.
IIISMItiltCM.
lmnnnd Dlveniit -.$ .112,172 7
1J. H. liendu le Hceurc clrrulatlun....... Mftn 00
Itenl estate, fiirnltnreiind nxtnrt-.... 2l,t.l 00
('cirrcntexprnvKiuid laxiKJMld - 2,tV) M
Vremliiini pn'd - frt) l
llercrve, cnuli 111 vault and due from
banke illd M
Total. - I t!0,0W Tfl
I.IAIIII.lTlK".
Capital fteek il.I III 3).W1I1 00
HtirpliiH fund and undivided profit. 3,ism 71
Circulation -. M.0O0 00
DupmllK ,.. I.W.IOO 05
. .
Total ...; . ..
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.... I IW.WP7I
K.J. HYDEIt, Cnnhler.
T
HE 1'Eerl.KH CAM! I WIXIIIK-
THE
People's Cash Stere
Blankets and Flannels, &c.
, UUl,
-AT-
Specially Lew Prices.
WHITE lll-ANKETH nt 7.V., II, fl.as, l.,'0
II "., J.V.O. H, fr1J, ll,5. Pi, WM te 110.
(HtKY HI.ANKET-4,11,11.2.-., l.tt),K te Vu
ht;Altl.KTIII.ANKKTH, All-Weel and Mnll
rated, frt.75 te t.
HUAItl.ET KI.ANNELH, 15, 20, 'Si, :l, X, te HI
cent".
WHITE KliANNEI.S 'i, H, 12, IS, ill, Z'i le
1.5 eon I h.
tlllEY FLANNELS l 10, li'i, 1 7, 3), Sile ft I
ceuln.
UidleN'.Oeiit'HHiiiK'hlldrrn'NUNIIEHWKAIt
In all the popular t.tyleNnt nil prlcex.
Most of our Woolen were lieilcbt nt 11 lime
Minn the market vnn much loner tlnu It Is to
day, plucliiK un In 11 pnltln logheyou the
lowest KMlilneah price.
Gee. F. Rathven,
jj NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
uiarTO-irdlt
LANUAHTEH. I'A.
(.'t-tW
XITILI.IAMHON, & FUtjl'Elt.
According te Premise !
Lrnweutl'ii Neveltj Check, .lie er jard.
Si'Mt etrerrd for lent tliiin 5(Vpcr uril,3tl In.
wide.
An tliKnnt nscertineiit of Ti lent, four kIihiIcs
M Inrln h hie, 3V ht j anl.
One Inruc let of IlresH Iik1hIii Iheiuefitdr.
blrnblii IiiuIcn, 5c h r jiud.
All-Weel Deliltucd, ft Inches wide, 2.V' er
Sard. Theipmntlty It II111H11I and wllluulhiKt
leiiKitt that rlKuri.
Ijidl.V Jersey Cleth jHcki Is. frl.60, t, ?.", !.(W,
rrgiilar laller nmdi-iiiid unexcelled In iiinllty.
Nerlty In Saxony Cleth JucketN, 13 te J10.
Chllilreii'ii IreM-viiiiibluiitleiiiud plain, J.J
tefrVai. Hl7.c3leS jruri.
IKiiH' Knee Pant Unite and Oterceatt.
New Things in Notions.
Onyx lhKraln llluik Htmkr), eai and relu
KUariinleed.
Ilr. Wurner'h CerM'l'.
IjidltV and Children'. .Muslin I'lidcraeur.
Iidlci' JerKcy Wulbtx.
New line of Full Ncekwiar liiT.i-ku and I'onr I'enr
IndliiudH. Fine line of I'urdlKiiu Juckets.
Mi'n'h line of Uiulerwcar In Weel, Nnlunil
Wind and O11111U llalr.
l.'inl'h (iiiiuilncCeiil and Vei.t.
The Latest Style Stiff Hats
llasii lluckli. Un ml, Price fiMleta.
The Celcbraleil Knox Hat, Full Utxl, Htlir
Hiils.tJ; Kllk HatK.W.
The Oinulne IaiihI Fauntleroy Cup for Chil
dren, 12.00.
OlorlaClethU111brell.nl, Vtl Inch, (fold or hller
Cap,Jl.lN.
JHatlil I'mbrelluv, Ueld Cup, 1HV.
Mrn'h AIIAYoel Cusslmcie and Chr let Nick
WIIIU..J12.
Meu'h DreMCiituuay CeattMilU, AlMteul and
Fast Celer, 111) and 111.
tienlV LlKlit Wrliiht OverreutK, KL.V, f7. W.M,
110,111, J12.
lie ' Fall Weight Ocrceat, J5, 7, lit, III.
Mill' All Weel Oft'ineic Drrns I'nnU.JXW te
J".i.
Ladies' Full Dress Shoes
Iu Doncelu or Pebble Geat Hteck,0cru or
HjimreTee, Werktxl llutten Helen, Perfect Fit
ting and NtylUh. Price, II JO.
A iHruiiHkMirtnient of Fnriuen.' Iloetti.
Williamson & Fester
32-38 East King Street,
LANCAHTEP. PA.
Branch Stere,
NO.SlSMUtKKT HTIlEirr, HAllltlS
UUltO, PA.
ii I W
urcss iioetis Dcirffcims
tcwiavutyHritierttii..
MILLERH nOB.X SOAP WILL WaHU
Clethe nnd eerynrtlcle under lhen.
A 1.LTIIE LATEHT NOVELT1EH IN
FINE WOOLENS.
At p. WEIKEL'H.
ep2KlDidIt Ne. II Wrat King Htreet,
M
ILLEIt'H IJOKAX HOAI' WILL WAHH
CletlicuRiid etrry artlnlc under tliemin.
M
ILLEUH UOItAX HOAI' WILL WAHH
i;ieinennd overy article under tnimnn.
T KKIK'm
We Told Yeu Se !
A month tiEette told you Hint SiiRiim would
drop ene cent a pound. They did drop mer one
cent a peuml. We ncaln remind you that
They Will Surely Drep Anether-Cent,
Keen yeurcyenxrlile open. Theve arc nentle
hint" thrown out for jour own lnterel.
A Carload of Goods Just Received,
. 1I1U HAH0AINH.
n.nTHnu of FlneU New Yerk 8bite Cheese. 6.000
rtn of Unltlnt. 1,000 n.H or Ernperated Apple,
t.em ft or California Apricots 600 ltt of New
U'Khnru Citren. 1.0UO Vm of I Yaelirn, quarter.
1,01)0 ff.ii of Peachen, halve-. 0,000 fte of Prune.
A FEW HPECIAL OOOW.
Finest French Point, two cnim for ZV. New
Irf-'Khern Citren, 20e a te. hlcinlcraltalirinii,
lhrtH ferSfK1. Evapernled Apphw, Hiree fm
for 20c, New Penchen, four It for ZV lenien
mid OrniiRn Peel, 15e a li. Wheat Oerrn, nlce
and fretih, lx Pn mrav. KeltettOntx, lx Itn for
2.V?. NIcNiich mid Olnger Hnuw, three Ris for
ZV. Extra Dried lleef. 12)ic. Dried Iteef
Kiiuelilin, Den t.. Fliuwl llam, IlVje and He.
1 jrniq iiuin. vc a n. .XMieguii,iK.ii ni. .
'New Crnnberrle, I Cerniutnl, Helf-ltatitlng
tliickwhent, llcun. Comb Heney, CedlWi,
Mnckrrel, Portland Herring, Ac.
PAItLOIl PPIDE ENAMEL.
Itimimber, we nre hcadiiiHrtcr9 for It-only
10.;nlMi(lc. NeiliiHt, no rtnt.
-WANTEOt
tine Theiiwind llmdicl Helected Potnteen.
Call and m. nt.
reFst !
WHOLKHA1.E AND IIETAIL QKOCKIt,
COHNEIt WEHT KINO AND I'lllNOE HT8.,
Directly Opponlte
J. II. Martin A Ce.'k Dry Uoeds Htere, and
Next Doer toHerrcl Herse Hetel.
TnTltOMTl LP TO le A PAlill
Which WiifTeu Have ?
tjlincH for the Heys. Prejier nerlH for
llnedrcpM ; tlie fluent in the fnhieuable
.swim ; line in ex'cry rcnse Hint the term
implies .shtije, make, llulali anil
lcittbui'M. Ooed Hellil milwtnntlnl inuken,
ns well, for retiKh nnd tumble cvery-tlny
iiHiiKy. (Vimnieii kintla, tee; wemtcralii
Mliueiiuikitijr, cxtrnenllnnry vnlitee for i-n
littlu money.
lleis' tifieai at fl.
Think of Hint price te Mnrt with.
Where eiiu btiyvrn tle better? As the
iiiurket gee.s the leather uloue in them
in worth tlie price of the ahoe com
plete. Uppers of tlie toughest klml of
iniilei'liil poles nil lenllicr, fccnnifl well
Hlllelied. Tlie lies! uliupeil mill best
wcnrlnu $1 Slitie In Luucnstcr. Bill
ion or litice.
Hey' ,S'ief ul fi gs.
Hnricthliift better tliiin the i yiiee,
lMjtlcr Hluclc In uiipers, u llttle mere
piiins (liken in tlie liinUItiu; nnd the
IIhIkIiIiik. rienslng in slmpe, nnd tit
tliiK the feet nicely. Geed solid oak eak
tuniictl Kile lenllicr plnceil by jroeil
shoemakers where it produces the tett
resulth for wear. Won't go te pieces
en rniny tliiyH. Liiee or.Bntten. t -lliU'
Siech at $1.60.
"Net 11 Minia.v, Hlcnsy eurt, but tlie1
tlutt filve the feet a nent, trim Hliiipe,
nnil Invariably prove Herrlceable. Hot Het
ter nnd II tier grades at $lr0, $1.75 te
:!. Nobby unil attractive In nppenr
anee. Mere of them te pick from tliau
anywhere else. Ami he Jbe prlccHge
en up from Ji.'.n0 te $5.00, tnmiltniiy
pocket or fancy ; custom hlieemaklnc
werlH. in verj" Hut! leullieiH, ami
idtiis II leK. Perfect fllHguiirniiteetl
wlicre no tlefennity exibtn.
SHAUB & BURNS,
14 Neitrii (uki:n Hriti:i;r, Lancas
ti:k, Pa.
11
iiwh . interiiEii.
ESTABLISHED 1854.
The Shell and the Kernel !
Can Yeu Crack the Nut ?
Xie Sliell
Iseur Klctiu Uirtie WludeiM., willed uIm.
jeii nn IDEA or Ihe IniiueuKe stock Intlile.
which Ik
Xlie Kernel,
And n keriK 1 for which It in worth while
cruckliiK the nut. Cull nnd nts un and we will
hew ou IhreiiKh our luimeiike Stock of
Men's Bey's untl Children's
SUITS, OVERCOATS, PANTS
-AND-
FURNISHINGS.
IN W1NDOWH 1. 2 AND b,
North ijuien klrevt,)nu will find h worthy
lepreentuthe of our Merchant lallerlnic De
nrtnient. IN WINDOWS 4 AND S,
Ct litre Siunre, MenV 8nlt, Overcoats and
l'HUtaloeiik.
IN WIN DO W0,
(.i iitleincu'K ruruttlilngK.
IN WINDOWS 7 AND 8,
llej't. and Chlldicn'BSuitti and Overcoat'.
IN WINDOW 9,
L'ndt rur.tr and Knit Jacket.
IN WINDOW 10,
i'liinuilHhlils.
I.N WINDOW U.
.Meu'a !5.W and $0.00 Hultk-tJackn and Cilia-
ay.
SEE THEM T
ONIM'UU'K
CI.OTlll.VtI AND KUHNlSlll.VU
HOUSK,
North Queen Street and Centre Square.
LANCASTHTt. PA.
S-Cle.ert Baturday October 5, until 6 o'clock
lu the cvralcr,
I
B BROTHER'S
X
jltw 3lrtttmtnt
-Vf-IIXKn-H BORAX BOAP WIM. WAHH
J.TJL Llethei ana every artlcK under the win.
G
I IlLfi WANTED
AT TMK-
LANCA0TER CARAMEL tO. KAOTORY,
MS CHDHCH BTItKCT. ntfd
WE CARRY THE tAROIT STOCK OF
Plpea and flna Bmekliur Tobaeeo In lb
city. Weeden Plpea at 5c and Re. each. Oenu
Ine Meeraebanrn Pipe alee. Met,
.- - BEMUTHW CIGAR 8TORI5,
U-tMR III EmI King Htreet
-f IM.EICH BORAX HOAP WILL WA8II
JJL Clelhcii and every article tinder the sun.
II.LEtVH IIOIIAX HOAP WIM, WAHH
t'leibe and every article under the inn.
fVH OOtDEN LION AMD MIA QUENDA
J flRiiri, 5c rlram, are hand miwle with long
Clear Havana, Filler. 50' nnd lOO liei.
DEMUTUM CIUAK HTORE,
alg-tfdR 114 EwtKleg Street.
M
ILLEK'H UORAX HOAP WILL WAHH
cieuieiana every article under uia aim.
moil BALE.
C Twe Hundred and Elfly WhUky Barrel
at $1.00 per piece, at
JACOB.F. HIIEAKFER'.t,
Me, IS Centre (Square, Lancaater, Pa.
teplMTd
TJIOIl HENT-KltOM APRIL lffr NEXT, THE
,1? Orecnland Mill, altuated en Mill Creek,
In East Lnmpelf r tnwnMilp. Apply te
ELIZAKETII II. K. BATEH,
Ul North Duke Ht., Lancaster, Pa.
25-tfddwIt
TMPOUTANTI
Stenography and Type-Writing.
A competent liutructer In these limnetic
Day and Eventnr, at the LANUAHTEH IlUHI
MESH COLLEOE, Orant Hall, Ne. 31 North
Duke street, commencing OCTOBER 1.
Full particular en application by mall. or tn
perten at College Roem. Addrtv,
cp2J-tfd H.C.WEIDLER, Principal.
rpROUTAHIIANR
HlllIlT MANUKACTURERH AND MENS
OUTFITTEHH.
NO. 110 NOKTtt Q.UEEK SlltEET.
UNDERWEAR or all description! from .'Ac n
nlt. HemMhlng entirely new BLACK BILK
UNDERWEAR. The handemct Neckrwear
In the city. Our "Sc Hand Cut and Hand
Worked Butten Hele Hhtrt cannot be equaled
In the city for 11.00. Your measure taken and
fit guaranteed rer 11.00. A large line of Hand
Embroidered Fine DrcM Hhlrl Frent te pick
from. Large Line of Night Kebe.
marZS-iydR
w
E EXAMINE EYEH FREE.
Speotaeles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE 1
Ten Think Tour Eyes Are Geed I
If you have thcra examined you will probably
And that there 1 something wrong with them,
and that claxaea will be n great help te you.
We use Inimitable "DIA MANTA1' tense,
which are made only by us, and recommended
by leading Oculist as the bent aids te defec
tive vision. .
Helld Quid BpccUcles, $0.00 ; usual price,
9.00.
Hteel Hectaclc, flOe.I usual price, 91.00.
Artificial Eye Inserted, If i ( usual price, 910.
H. ZIHEMAH & BROJ130 S. Hlntb Street,
OPTICIANS. PHILADELPHIA.
Between Chestnut and Walnut HtrecU.
T
O OUR PXThONfl.
-THE-
Palace of Fashion,
1 1 5 & 117 Nertb Qneen St.,
Will Be Closed
ALL DAY,
Saturday, Oct. 5.
eftrWill I 0ii:iii the Evening nt
tl o'clock.
We IU't.jH'ctfiilly Ak Our l'ntreuh te
Defer Their I'lirclinHiiig if Any Wiiy
Cenvviiit'iit.
ASTRI0H BROS.
-VrOWHEIti: EUSE CAN HUCH IlABQAINS
i UK HAD AH
CLARKE IS DAILY OFFERING,
Peppy Oil Seap Cunli. for all who cull .
H.irKUlns In PreM-rvrtJelltea and Mluw Meat,
nhuckelJellyferll, New ltulstns, 2 mid 3 Its
for Sic. New Citren nnd Tclekatlmrix, Cnrmnlh
and Keillewi Unlslns, Priinclluk, Te h, I for
we. Culireriilu Apricots, '.' and 3 H. fer'ie,
1'ninik, '.', 3. ( und 10lbferS. l'erthnul Her Her
rlns.5ctbtiirkfer'Jfic 11 tt-s for 15c. Kardlnr
In nil, choice Koeds, only 5c licau. Muitard
or fiplced Brtrdlur, lurge site, 10c a can. Sal.
meii, IJ.' a can. Sec our Bleck Island Ne. 1
lllentrr Mncken.1, Ilncet In the market. Mack
erel In 10 n bucueu from bee up. Flue New
Codnhenly6o a ft. Ilecker' Buckwheat Jut
In. Try Clarke California Table Syrup for
your buckwheat cake and you will be pleaMHl.
ilned brand of Fleur fiem ' a quarter up.
Sugars from GJJc te 8e ft. Light Sjrup, Scqt.
Clarke's Tea Stere,
ISA HMJUTH tJl'EFN STRF.CT,
Telephone, Ke Pelhtry.
JjS-tidAw
Item vtrftii'mttt.
TTAOER BROTHER.
New Curtains
Curtain Department.
Nevel Heavy Dratterlew for Doorways and
Windows,
Plnlu and Interwoven Chenille Hangings
with Overdrapery Fringe.
All Figured Draperies In Eastern Colorings.
Alse with Deep Fringes; Flax Valeurs with
Overdraperles.
The above styles are new, Fall effects, the
colorings are somewhat lighter than foretfriy,
and include Warm Browns, Pigeon Bits,
Copper, etc., etc.
Heavy Materials by the yard for Draping
Windows, Doorways, Arches, Couches, Mantel
pieces, etc., with choice Overdhiper' Fringe
te match.
Artistic Drapery Werk of all kinds.
Lace Curtains.
Our Fall Line of Lace Curtains is much
mere complete than heretofore, and start at 60c.
tier pair, and includes many choice and desira
ble patterns.
The favorite medium-priced Lace Curtains
are Brussels Effects In Nottingham. 12.60, 13.00,
$3.50, R00, 14.60. . -
Our Line of Swiss Lace Curtains deserves
sjiecial attention, $5.00 per pair upwards.
Light Weight Materials for Bash Curtains,
French Curtains, Vestibule Draperies, Tran
soms, etc.
Curtain Poles In all weeds and metals.
Ornamental Poles in Geld Plate, Antique
Silver, Copper etc.
Window Shades.
A Large Stock of Best Materials and Fix
tures. Stere Shades a specialty.
We would be pleased te have all interested
LIu Furnishing te examine our Curtain and Up
holstery Departments.
HAGER &
25, 27, 20, 31
N1
KXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE.
We hae alwaj made a pccla
rAecpiieu. ii inereinny cnanz
Ml. All-Wn.il Uhtnt. Ul.nn.1 nl
worth 8.1.00. Our M.OO and &100 Deuble Shawl
the finer makes In full assortment. Alse Black and Black and Grey Woolen Shawl In alt quali
ties. Lupin's make of Black Cahhmcre Shawls, both Ieng and Square, and in all qualities, from
JI.75 te 112.60 always en hand.
INFHNT'S WEHR.
Wcliaxc added a new department this Fall, that of Infant' wear. We are showing a full as
sortment of Infant's Embroidered Ceat nnd Hlch Welcht Cleth Coats from 2 up. Alse a large
stock of Infant's and Children's Cashmere, Surah, l'luili and Knit Caps, ranging frenTSOc te fl.30.
7 JHCKET BHRCHIN,
We hac Just opened In our Cleak depaitment a Bargain In a Black Steckinette Jacket in
Him 30 te 11, at Fl.00.
35 and"37, East 'King St.,
err.ji TifirritrfiiiriFr?i
Jtctu .bucvtlecutcnte.
HXKIl'SrBOU.VX,S(JAP ,WILi7.iH
Cletliesani) ctery nrtlcle tinder the sun.
M
ILLEB'S BOR.VX SOAP WILL WASH
cieiurHUim eery article uiiuertnesun.
COLLARS AND CUKKS THE LATEST
the most desirable, and most comfortable
shapes and styles any slr.e, ut EKISMAN'S
dent' KurnlKhlnirSterc, 42 West Klur Htreet.
ITIOHHALKCilKAl'-A MOUNT JOV8TEAM
: Heating Helier, larce slic, with latent Im
prevemciits. Address,
ADOLl'II KKKINOKR,
Seventh Ward Hetel,
ii"-ltdll lteckJaud Street, I Jincnstcr, l'a.
KEYSTONE BUSINESS COLLEGE AF
fords uusurasied ndvantaEm for train
Iiik yeuug men and ladles for buslueks. We
hae a delightful room and pleasant location.
Full course. J.I5; cenlug cenrsi., K0. TyiM
writing and Phonegraphy liiught.
W. D. MOSSElt, I"rln.,
Ne. 14 North Queen St., Lancaster, l'a,
IfdAw
-I3AHUAINU IN SHOES.
HIE7VENZ'S
Big Shee Bargains !
Closing out bhees worth t2, S3 anil tl nttl.
Large Let of Men's Hand Sewed 51 and 55
Shoes marked down te 5.'.
Men's Walking Shoes, 75c.
Misses' and Children's Oxford Tits, 50c.
Large let of Flue Infant Shoes, 25c.
Beys' Butten Shoes, slic 1 te5,7bc.
tallies' Fine Dongola Butten 51.50; worth
U50,
JOHfS, HlEMENZ,
Ne. 57 NORTH O.UKI
rpe ULOTHINU BUYERS,
Ne. 57 NORTH HUEEN STREET.
rcblO-UilF
LGansman&Bre.
Best Goods for the Least Meney.
PRICE LIST
-OK-
Men's, Bey's & Children's Overcoats
Men's Union Cuwlincre Ocrce.it, .'UU, .) W,
I 00.
.Men's Chinchilla 0rrceutiMit tl 50, S5 W. 57 00.
sioeo,aoo,iu).
Men's Wilten 0creeut nl 55 00, wen, JSW,
10 00,J1200,tHW.
Men's Kersey Oerceats at 00,500,11300,
51500.
Men's Worsted Oerceat, $100, fSOO, 5600,
fb CO, 110 00, 112 00,511 00.
Men's Silk Lined 0erce.tts, HOW, 111' 00,
5 1100, 510 00, 51S 00, 5 JO 00.
Uoy'0crceaU CusMmrrcs, Wilten., Chev
iot and Chinchillas, at S-iOO, 5100, 1.100, 5000
5S0O,510 0O,5IJ0O.
Children's Overcoats at 51 25, II 75, 00, $310,
5100,55 00, 50 00.
A Lnrge Assortment of Deiilili-HteusUil iva
Jackets at 53 50, 51 00, 55 00, Je 00.
Consult your own Interest und buy direct
from the manufacturers. By doing se jeu mc
inlddlcinau'h profit.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
Tallets and Manufacturers of Mens. IJei sand
Children's Clothing (Ksclutltc.)
6( and 68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
I. W. CORNER OP ORANGE. LANCASTER. PA
8- Net connected with auy ether Clothing
Heuse In the city.
TnE RIVAL FOUNTAIN PEN-THF.IinsT
and cheapest lu the market II karat geld
pea. Hard rubber holder, never gels out of
order, easily filled. Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. At KltlbMAN MUents'
Furnishing Stere, ii West King street.
-v
and Draperies.
fV c
L''AlU
ii
i t-
BROTHER,
West King St. '
pcclalty of Shawls both Deuble and Single, and tbl heaeii 1 net an
lanae It I tn a larger awerlmcnt and lower prices. We are offering;
nt II ; worth (I.&0. We have a Heavy Weel Deuble Shawl at tZSO :
mut lie seen te be BDnrcclnled. We nln keen all
Lancaster, Pa.
.!,-
2tre .bucritcment.
, Tl t j I, ll'lrl . III. ii(U ,
QTEAJT ENGINE ATJOBOILERWORKa
Fair Veek.
Steam Engine
-AND-
Beiler Works.
Visitors te the Fair,
It will pay j en te call at my Works and ex
amine our Stock of
Engines !
Allew us te quote yen prices and see. our
facility for turning out work.
Portable Engines.
4 Horte-Pewcr .,.....,.....- t 2s
6 Herse-Power 7S
Horso-Pewer. - sas
10 Herse-Power. .; 675
IS Herse-Power 875
'JO Herse-Power. 1,175
Portable Engines,
SECOND-HANI.
0 Horke-PeWcr
8 Herse-Power
15 Herse-Power
.....tse
. 2)
. 2TS
Boilers, Second-Hand.
Fle30 Herse-Power, 50 In. Dlam., 16 feet Lene
22 4111, Tubes. Price, 1175 and 5150.
One Beiler, SO lu. Dlam., PI feet Inng. 21 8 in.
Tubes 12 feet Leng, with Fire Frent
Castings, 5125.
I CARRY THE LAROEWT STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER, PA.
Manufacturer of Stationary Engines, Mill and
Mining Machinery, SawMlllH, Bark and
Cob Mills, Pumps, etc.
Contractor for Steam Heating, Direct or Indi
rect, or by Het Water.
OUR HOT AIR FURNACE
IK,TH E BEST IN THE MARKET,,
m
Repairing Promptly Attended Te.
Jehn Best,
l'KOI'HIKTOR,
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
XyCASTW.fA.
r'Sr-'Vk' '' .
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