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fHJS LANCASTER DAILY INTKLLIGENTOEU, SATURDAY MAY, 31 , 1890.
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A DOG'S VICTIM.
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uuT,Arinii,fFRinTiu-
KM, Ml IF lYftMrfllll.
I MtUn TbrM Mentb Age and
MftearttM.Tluireday nd Snfftr
r rn.ll. Itatll battta Cetni.
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rv
km Matrr. Lanant farmer en the form
Jeaapti Backwaller, near the village of
rf , iea mim memms, "nr """
jrem nyarepuwui. rr
I age he picked up n no iueuii
iet,ieg in me Tiumse mwwiu
Hth It fork few moment. The deg
t Mt rallab the patting, snapped at and bit
; Harry in the band. The weunu neaieu
, BetUrcu"er u meugni 01 me
tefjfit there are occastenV't, when Mr.
fpttsslen, or an array of faepl" pma in
the tame thing, maybe pUOT In 11.
mmentlng upon the result ef1 ,or "r"
its Very Incentlen. rnv nrcnrh
itfcat sympathy for the players wffdlclne
, aei a temporary factor in it and that e ue
ttwe months the contest would narrvax
ewn te a duration of ball murine and r-
tractions pure and simple, that the ulnvcli.
V- wae vcre going into eusmess en their en n
aek did net faare a monopoly of the skill
ed talent and that they did net hare all Vi
ySj attractions. This x. lew veiy T A ,
I hrec-fevrths of the -'. ""? 'nt thf r
.-i ikWwxi.Ji i.lncr. Slmrtlv aflnr mld-
t be became thoroughly exhausted and
Betaking, lie cradually get weaker
morning, when death rolleved him of
I Buffering. It Is the first case of hydro-
ila or a Lancaster man, within me
rledga of MM" eldest Inhabitant.
The symptoms 6f Mr. Harry's hydie-
tbwwere frequent spasms, rretiung at
i mouth, barking llke a deg and the
tea aversion rer water, ueiween me
aMra perfectly conscious, hut did
MMK appear te knew that he was suffering
i ' lth hydrophobia.
s t-'htr. Harry was 30 years old and a mar
tyr at! tnu... Ha was Industrious and well-
' 4o-de. aaeTaud the respect of all his nelgh-
i era. He bad many friends In that vicinity
Who will greatly regret te loam or m
MMth In the prlme of young manhood, and
Mb sorrowing widow has the sympathy of
the entire community In her sad boreavo-
ent.
e.
loeDY fights rntuAV night.
K, The Vletnlty Of the Armery the Heone
... e uruifmraoeiui connuei.
I1.?. Columbia. Mav 31. A Kill was held ill
& the armory lastnlght and complaints iire
'.tmmereus this morning of the conduct In
the vicinity of that place ler nearly a
' IHeek the pavements were full of bleed, as
the result of several fights. Private resi
stances were polluted mid the disorder was
graceful. This morning at fi o'clock
esBtre Bcrsbey was vlslted te find out
eSther there Is no protection for the
MOple living In that vicinity. It H net
rknewn who the guilty parties are, or
, waetner we parties wne gava me win are
spensible, but It Is known that the night
was made hideous with drunkenness and
ghUng.
"Jehn UBCkard wcnttoSeulro Selly's ofllce
jrSBtsrdayand abiiacd that efllclal In vnry
.py language, uuicer scum impponeu 10
Mn in and placed jeiiu in me lockup,
f Henry Crist and Henry llaller, tramps,
Mr' captured In a P. It. It, box car, leaded,
night, by Officer Kennedy. Snulre
$f-Mtilf gave them 20 days earn In Jail.
' ie Metropolitan Dana cencert win Le
gtveata the opera heuse te-nlKlit.
rNT. 3d. n. noepor, or iancavicr, will
Mdnet Suaday wrvices la St. 1'uuI'm 1.
c, jsaoawrce,
The hour for Sunday school In the
Street Lutheran church has been
BhaiiteB.30 otcleck.
, .'Thtigta
games of base ball wero played lu
awn yesterday. The drat was botween
Jk ICarUtU Grays and the Irousldes, of
Oelaiabla. The former wen by a soero of
; tta7. .The second was a return match
' hatwsw ,the high school nlue and the
- fiBletsd grammar school club. The high
'- Mast boys wen by a score of 21 te 12.
. Vha third Was a game between the C'elutn
Mas aad Irousldes. Thogame was called
.' ! tha Afth Inning with the soero standing
tat-
'. '-"ik. large picnic was held .yesterday In
Hatse's' weeds by Conostega Ledge,
KalghU'ef Pythias.
1 Charles Haldeman has sued the Oeluiu-
7Ma sHaam Ferry company for trespass. Mr.
ft-aAUjiaan'a Imai ! luf InA run .l.iivtt litr a
awef the ferry beat, notwithstanding the
Bsvsncr carneu ugms anu was aucuereu.
i'3. BOTTOX AT PENUSX.
, Lebanon Grand Army Men Try te Hurt
: R'-Oaat. Paul Bovten. the noted swimmer
-aasi .aquatic traveler, apcared at Penryn
lrjmmmmj. iue special iraiu, wincii went
'' 'mmttrnm lhla rltv at 9in tnnlr nlle n lupirn
i(wf.v - - ' . "n"
KaaBwa of people. It was exported that
g'Jahara would be a large attondance from
S:''t"djanen, but for bome roaeon the
' .4le having charge or the Orand Army
Jrtdoflxed the time at 3 o'clock instead
titas in former years. There are poe pi e
Secbanen who will fellow a band or a
"tic with red pants ten miles, aud they
nPlne time for Penryn whlle the bands
eD" playing tunes of Lebanon's own kind.
a,0 performaiice began at half-past threo
ing'k and It as an oxcelltint ene
S'T-'HQUt. Capt. Iloyten showed exactly
-MimfMadiaMi-v. 'AviaQ and his
Barerkwas siL w- '""'Wallaca
S,jwbs, me oarsman, also appeared In his
:, Ban 1 1 and his axlllllltlnn wan i-nrv flnn
M?-, Tt is KSlil Hint nillft it i lift luvinta urtir.
Zt WiM In n1irrA iT llin ... I.tl.lll.. M. r l...
Ji$ w.w M w..g v. UIV UAUIUUIUUM1 ,yija.
lj 'flfin luMmA tint linnillua tlia n.lilltllnn ..... r
adyartised te take place at Penryn, and
they fixed the time of the parade te hurt it.
The Wall Teppled Over.
' The first story of the south wall of tlie
Dernutb building fell this artorneou ulille
the workmen were getting rtmdy te
take it down. It was weakened by
the removal of supporting tliubeiu. The
north wall or Max Delcbler's back
building was damaged by the falling wall,
the window frames were wrecked and
taster knocked from tlie diniug-roein.
There were three mocking birds hanging
oe this side of the house aud two or them
were killed. The third oscaDed Inlurv.
Mrv- Ileichler will be put tocensldoiublo
aspense te repair the damage.
t AVauts Her Child.
A writ or habeas corpus te proJuee lUr-
l?,l eung, uauguier eiaarah Yeung, be
' ten Judge Patterson this afternoon, was
P Friendless Children. Tlie officers of the
.ite. institution appeared and made return that
V! theirirl bad been IndenturMl in r.i...,.i
Partner, of Salisbury township, and there
was net time te produce the child lu court.
4- continuance was granted and tliu case
Will be heard next week. The mother says
aha is new able te maintain her child aud
desires the custody of her.
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Mr. Psutner'H i'uneral
The funeral of Samuel Q. IJcimier took
ilaea this afternoeon from the baanllnv
house Of H. W. blneiibncli. !. Vnrtl,
JftVfS Queen street. The ssrvices were couducte d
ty ey ut. Mitchell and e v. Menil uger. Tli e
,-,,. w. c,0 ,. e.j. i, ivuersiiam,
;.rr. B. O. Lyte, Andrew M.Franlr, A. F.
, h snemsener. v. a. ursl and Pier. I. S.
, stat. There were also delegations present
(fiifmtii Masens, Odd Fellows and (Iraud
' Atssy onus itepubiic.
: v Shoetlajr at lm.
, 1 There was a big sheet at Elm vestani.v
Kjby the Weyne Gun club. There were be-
i V iween forty and fifty entries and the sheet-
lag was done at blue rocks. Kruegcr, of
.Wrlgbtsvllle, and Fleles, of ChrUtlaua.car-
r tied oft the tlrstand second prlzes eaiily.
, TWslsadsudy pair of gunners aud they
? WU1 hustle some of the best of them,
rettr tirerrra'a paxacb iiuhnkd.
It iKnlten en Frldar KUfht Wlille Occu-pled-Llf
May Itave lle?n ljst.
The spring palace at Fert Wet4 h, Texas,
wasdeslreywf by Are en Friday night,
Mr. Ilussell Is. Harrison, son of Presi
dent Harrison, was one of the last te leave
the burning building, lis arrived In the
private car of Frank Ltilit'a WttUp,
which is making a tour of Texas. He had
been nked te make an address at the
palace, but had declined and went Infor
mally, and was net generally rccegnlred
until he bad about completed a tour of the
building.
As he and Jehn A. Slclcher. editor of
Frank Ltslit't Wtcltif, were about te leave
the building, at about 9 o'clock, President
Paddock, vice President Ilurbage, and
Editor Mahone, ei the Fert Werth aaietle
recegmtea Air. uarrisen, wne was ibkem
through the beautiful building about 10
o'clock, when Mr. liurbage said that sev
eral of the Fert Werth ladies deslred an
Introduction.
At this moment It was suggoted that the
remainder of the Leslie party be first In
troduced te the officers of the exhibition.
Mr. Harrison and his friends meved toward
the landing, and Mr. Slelcber, pointing out
the highly inflammable character of the
doceratlon, made up of cotton, live oak
mess, grasses. Ac., said a spark In such a
building would lead te frightful less of II Te,
Vice President Iturbage pointed out that
the structure as lit by electricilv, that no
meklntf was permitted, and that guards
vllhflre extlngulshers wero atatloiied at
frequient Intervals.
Hardly had he uttered the words biifere
an agonizing cry was heard, mliiuled with
the shrieks of huuil reds of women en the
upper fleer. Mr. Slclcher turned le Mr.
HarrlHenwith a blanched Taoe and wild,
" It's lire, save yourself!"
It was reported that many lives were
lest.
TWO I.IVKH l.OMT.
FeitT Weiiril, Tex., May .11. The morn
lug papers publitth a list of the casualties at
the Spring l'aiace iire lasi nigui, irem
which It appears that two II ves wero lest and
thirty persons Injured. Inquliles for mls mls
s'ngare inade, but the authorities asseit
fiat thore are no bodles 111 the ruins.
Mnrrled Fitly Ynrs.
Henry Faeslg, ene of the eldest and host
known prlnters In Ttncaster, Is celebrat
ing the ilfllcth anniversary of his wedding
te-day. His children, grandchildren and
friends will moetat his home dm lug the
day te congratulate him and have n gee
oral geed time.
A Scoundrel Ileurd.
Mlchael Konnedy, the man who fright fright
ened soveral ladies en Park iivouue a few
evetiiugs age, by attempting le ushhiiU
thorn, was given 30 days te-day by Alder
man Doen, for belug drunk and dUorderly.
A charge of assault and battery was dis
missed. They Quarrelled.
Georuelluntor and Kdwanl H. Wilsen,
colored, had a row te-day, and It ended in
Wilsen prosecuting Hunter bofero Alder
Halbach for drunkonuesM and diserderly
conduct. Hull was entered for a hearing.
"
Went toi:urei.
. P. llritten, Peler Olasser and W. A.
Glasser, of Columbia, wero hore te-day.
Peter Glasser was en his way te New Yei k.
te take the Hteamer ter ICurepn, and the
ether folks acoempauliNl him tOHOelilmiill'.
Leuis Kossuth HemnliiM AnKxIle.
The lewer HoUNeof the Hungarian Diet
en Friday rojectnd the natural I ntien bill
which would rovtero the rights of cltlmii-
shlpte Leuis Kossuth. Tlie majority against
the bill was 139, the vete standing 2IU te 80.
A Case Sottled.
The suit for assault and battery brought
against Christian Mull by Uoergo Stum Stum
berg, was sottled te-day by the accused
paying the costs.
Te the Citizens ori.aiicui.ler.
Mr. F. C. Ituef, oneof our own townsmen nnd
prewnt superintendent of the llaltlmere Mu
tual Aid lleclety, has pretcd lil msetf ui) eul
ckul manugcr, aud ai such the Society ciiderae
him beluB strictly uprlshtiuall hl rtcullntfi,
his heneily nnd Integrity nre leyniid reproach.
Mr. ituef commenced with abeve Heclety an
an agent ; ntlontlen te buntiiesf and honerublo
act Ions attracted the notice of his suporlorofll superlorofll suporlerofll
rers ; they made htm nmlslunt stiperlntendciit
lu rfcoanltlen of his geed scrvlcva ; thligave
Mr. Ituef an opportunity te display his abilities
which be was net slew In doing. On the ether
hand, the beard of directors being always
proud te give promotion te geed, heueM, relia
ble servants, brought your worthy citizen te
the front rank ; he Is netv superintendent of the
lancaittr aad Cblumtila Dltlrlcli, And we
trust that the day H net fur distant when we
shall have the pleaiure of bellowing the like
liener upon several mere of Lancaster's bnyM
young men; Ifnetlu this district, lu the slate
of Pcniuylvanla.
WM.J. 11AKNETT,
ltd Buperler U. JI.A.B.
THEY ItECKIVE I1UXEF1TS.
Mumbera of the llnltlmore Mutual
Aid
Hoeluty Are Fairly Treated.
In another column will be found t lie test .
menlaU or many cltlicns of Lancaster as te the
fair deallug et the Bsltlmore Mutual Aid
Heclety. The uamei are ramlllar te the rcadets
of the lNTM.I.I0k.NCEH, their lexldenccs uie
given, and If called Ueii by any doubters or
these desiring further Information, they will
cheerfully testify le the society's premptuetis.
The records of the society hhew that up le
May 1,031 persons In the district drew IU,fl.W.73.
The names or each and the amount or benefits
puld Is open te the luspwllen of the public.
V. J. Harnett, one of the company's super,
visors, was In Lancaster this week and was
seen by a rcpreseututlveer the lNTKM.10rNck.11.
He has Just concluded a business trip through
I'eunsj huiila Inspecting the books of the
supcrluteudents. He found everything lu ex
cellent condition, ud ut no time In Its history
has the llaltlmure Mutuul Aid Heclety ecr
been se prosperous.
The benefits of this class or Insurance are
highly appreciated by the working man uud
wemau. Fer u small weekly compensation
paid te the company tlie Insured are puld
weekly benefits. The cot Is trilling and hardly
inlssvd, )et If sickness overtakes the breadu In
ner, aud he or she Is fortunate oueugh te held a
policy, the amount paid bridges e er the finan
cial difficulty caused by less or labor. In this
city alone during the prevalence or the grip
this company puld out fiem IJ0J te IKUper
week.
The last annual report or the cempuiiy sworn
te showed Its uswts te h0 lls,'.1JI.T7aiid net u
dollar or clulm rer benefit unpaid. The Invest
ments or the society are kept In the Safe De
posit and Trust Company, or Uultltueie, and en
the above date there were securities deposited
lu thut Institution te the amount of lil,J(U
These securities are deposited subject te the
Joint order or the president, secretary and treas
urer, aud cannot be removed except upeu an
order signed Jointly by ull the abjve named
efllclal.
The Baltimore Mutual Aid Heclety Is the only
corporation In the city that Insures ugulnst
sickness. Frem a small beginning In tills elt
a lew years age, the business bus grun n rupldl)
and te-day many solicitors and collectors are
employed. The Lancaster ugeney Is In churge
erMr. Kred. C. ltuet, He rose rrem the ranks
by geed work, bus proved himself te he an effi
cient manager, and through his exertions, as
sisted by his subordinates, he bus made the
Lancuster district one of the best in the coun
try. H you want auy lufurmatle'i as le the
workings or the society, call et the office. Ne
118 East King street, and It rflll ha glvcu te
ou.
Scutlte.
Millii'is,iK,i70". ,lie wnr.i., iu thiscie,
Miss Burah A. Hendersen, lu her Vlsl year.
runrral services en Monday, the 2d or June,
at lOe clock a. m., at HLJumes' church Inter!
luent private. lld,
HK1TII. May 23, 1S50, in this city, rredcritk
O. helih, In hlsthlrlylghth "or ' rtucruk
The relatives and friends of the famlly-alsu
Monterey jAdge, Se. 212, Hldgely Encamp.
mcul, Ne. 217, 1. 0. 0. F Mctameru Tribe, Ne,
2, 1. 0. It. M., und the sun Ivers of the Union
Fire Company-are respectfully Invited te at
tend the funeral, from the residence or his
father-in-law, William 8. Kautz, Ne. 422 West
King street, en Hunday afternoon at 2 o'tleck.
Jutermeut ut Woedwuid 111)1 cemetery.
si',?1S,?,ay 1SJ0' nt uer resldeuce, Ne. C2)
ist Walnut street, this ell y. Mrs. barah Hess,
widow or Captalu Uiorge 11. iless, In her ClJ
The relatives and friends or the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
ber late residence, Ne. US West Walnut street,
ou Monday morning. Kervlccs atthebouseat
10 e clock. Kervlces at 1 o'clock at the German
Uerurmed Church at Conestoga Centre, Inter
meut at Coaeitega Centre German Ktrenned
cemetery.
IMarket.
LOCAL IIOUSKItOLn MAltKKT.
lAKCASTKR, May Si, 1SH0.
There hasnetbeens better or fuller market
this ) ear than this morning's. EvefrthlOf
was abundant and very reasonable In 1
price.
Anparagas. per hunch ..
Apple, per U pk !.....,.,..-
Applrs, dried, pel qt !...,
Apple-butter, per pt
Apple-hntter, per crock
Aiinreeiis ,.,
Herf Hteak, per A.......
Hecf Roast per lb
Ileef Dried (chipped), per !b. .......
H....... IK"
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10912
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10
12416
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ixwi-;unieaLpvr .
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iecs is
iieans.pcrKpa ,.,...,
llutter, per ft. ..
CalibsifP, per hejd ....,
Cheesp, Dutch. i
Chicken (iprln) ixrtlr...
Chickens (cleaned), per piece..
Ciiemnbcix, pn jilece .........
Uernmcnl, jxr tt.......
25
.1315
..tvete
'.iiiin
.av
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JIVJIS
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15
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Kim. tier der...
iTsli rtlmd, each,...
Fish Cat, per R
Ham, per lb
Ham (sliced), perlt..
Heminy, xir quart..
mock Marktntflt
Quotations by Iteed, McUrann a Ce., bankers
Lancaster, Pa. .. ..
KIWTOgl.lW. II A. K, 1JM. ir.S
Atchison, Tnp.,Mantale.
Uitiftda I'kcIMc- ......
O.C.C.!.- - -
Colerado Ceal
'Central Pacific ......
Canada Houthem W',',
Chi. Ht. L 1'hg -
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Del. L. A W
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Missouri Pacific,
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New England
East Tennessee.
Omaha
Oregon Transcontinental
Ontario A W
Pacino Mall
Klchmend Terminal
HLl'aul
Texas I'aclfla.
Union Pacific
Wabash Cem
Wabash I'ref..
Western II
West Hhere llends..
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Peeples I'uhh ..
Hdg 4's
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ew Svbucvtiecmcttte.
IHKAI'
I'DHi: HYE WIIIHKIhSI. IILACK-
J I
rry, Ginger and Kummel brandies.
HOIIKEtl'H LIQUOR HTOKE,
Nn. 22 Centre Bauarr,
iiniAT IS TWENTY-FIVE CKNTH TO
TV CI
create a Iteuutlfut Lawn or Itenew an Old
une.
TJKHT Ge HAVANA FILLKIt CIOAH
IN
XJ the city, nt HILLY WAIT.'H,
Nes. B 4 101 North Olieen Ht.
decW)mdM.Tu,ThJi
BUILDINO WANT Ell - A HUILIHN'i
snlluble for inaiiufueturlngpuriHses, with
or without power,
Apply ut
im
TIIIH OFFICE
riHKKS TUItfLE HOUP FOH LUNCH TO-
?l night ut
td
COItMr.NY'H Central Cafe.
"iHICKKN VEGCTAIILE HOUP THIS
iaiu
J KVENINflnt the HIIAMIIOCK, 33.1 East
Tee Hlreet. Hiiienuer's Deer en Ian.
ltd J. H. DONNELLY, Prep.
CJAUEll KltAUT LCNCH-LAHT OF THE
O Keason, this livening at the Western Hetel,
Cor. West Oraime and Water streets,
ltd JOHN GUN.EN1IAUHEII, Prep.
UNCH-C1I1CKEN VEUETAIILE HeTlP
fur Lunch this evenlug ut the Columbia
Harden hotel, tl nud UJt Heulh tjueen street,
Hprenger's Deer en tup.
ltd' II AnilY OKUEL, Prep.
VEGETAlll.i: HOUP FOU LUNCH TIIIH
evening ut thn Hchlller Heuse, 2i North
Queen street. Ilelb's, Huellner's and Hpreng
er's Ilecr en lap.
lid WM. HI'ANflLF.U, Proprietor.
SAUEIt KltAUT FOIt LUNCH TO-NJtlilT
at the Maner Hetel, 217and 210 West King
street, oppesllo the King Hired Kink, ltleker's
and Hprenger's lieer drawn rrem the keg.
JOHN 11. UlHSINUEll,
Hit Proprietor.
T7-ANTED-
(1NKTEN-II0UHK POWEll ENGINE
en uhiels or skids.
ltd
W. D. HPKECUEK.
"VTOI'IUE !: HKUULAll MONTHLY
,JL mwtliig or the Yeung Men's Democratic
"iciciy win no neiu iiiesiluy
oi.EcrieN OFOFFinnitH.
Eve, June sd.
ln3Wtd
WILKIi: C. I1AHB, Becrelary.
IP YOU WANT HHAIU'HANDOKIIUILU.
lug Htone, Insurance 011 Life, Accident or
Live bteel,
I'l. ugniusi iieam or Tnen please cull
I1EN11Y IIEOineLU.Agent.
en
ltd
01 iserin nueen eireei.
milKMKMHL'IW OF MEI'AMOH.V TlllllE,
JL Ne 2, 1. 0. It. M., ure reiiuested le meet at
their Wlgivam Hunday arteruoen at 1 o'clock,
te attend the funeral of thelr late brother
Frederick O, Helth. Hlster Tribes are also In
vited tu attend, Uy order or the Haehem,
CHAS. K. 1IK01UCKH.
J.Nn, M MrCUM.KV, C of It. ltd
rpiiK memiikiiTcTf mentehey ledge"
I Ne.21' I. O.O. F will meet at their Hall
te-morrow (Sunday) afternoon H( 1 o'clock
sharp, forlhepurpew of attending the funeral
orllrether Frederick (I. Helth. The members of
laiucasler. Hebble und Herschel Ledges ure
also Invited.
LEVI II. SMITH, N. O.
Llr.v.v.L'a Hatiiv os, Hec'y, It
"lUHMCHALE. " " ""
On- HAit'iinw, JvnkT, lStK),
At Ne. HI Wushlngten street, between Duke
and Churi'h streets.mtl) o'clock a. m., the llnk
lug Utiiikllsur a First-Class Uukery, one horse
carriage, tvt e business n agens, sleighs, four sets
of geed harness, set of bukeeveu castings with
inst Iren furnuca and boiler, dough 1 utters,
Kcales. vvheelbarreus, und the entlieeutllt tee
numerous te mention
, ,, II. 1". EICHLKlt.
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1IIAUL1SM. HOWELL.
Marble, Granite and Brown Stene Works,
Ne. I -a North ueeu Kt Lancaster, Pa.,
Kxcciites MenuiueiiK, Tombs, Grave Htenes
B'lil hulldliig work or best.materlal und work,
iiianshlp at lowet )rlc-s. Designing and let
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llllk Hhtike, Egg l'hosphute uud Meuutulu
ream nlivly aud plea-uutly seivcd. Tr the
l'hophe Hep 'Ionic Willi Heda, the Great Ner-
LONO'S West End Drugstore.
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Kill till Ollhllmi- 'I'lin Yl'iirl.l lfu.w... ...1 ii. .,u
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Keeps the Hkln .Seft und Smeeth as Velvet.
Jr,l",3;V,.Hk",I)lwu" "d Heals All Cutum Cutum
eus hruptlens.
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BROWN'S DRUG STORE.
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QC
ciia.teiuu
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-FOH-
JUNE!
Handsome Parler Suites
IN 1HE
Latest Coverings Finely Mttde,
At Greatly Ileduced Prices.
Ochs &. Gibbs,
MumirucluieMuud Dialers,
(2J.S.I A Hb Fleer,) Ne. 31 SOUTH QUEEN
tets 5MterHttaj;nta.
rilHK DALTIMOIti: MUTFAL All) fiiCIETY.
Largest Beneficial
TBE BALTIMORE MUTUAL AlD SOCIETY;
MHGN1FICENT SHOWING.
Read what some of the best people of Lancaster have te say as
. te its dealings :
Lakcastfr, May 29, I8'.0.
Te Uiilltmere Mulunl Aid SecUty:
Grtm.KttKN : I desire lu tender you and your
society my most sincere thanks ler the kind at
tention shown tne In paying ret the 12 weeks
aid (In all MO) at various times during my se
vere spells or sIckliMis, and I shall ever feel
grateful therefer, and consider It an obligation
resting upon me le de what I can for the ad
vancement or the Heclety, aud I trust It will
eentlmie le prosper and grew.
Mllii. EMMA PERUETT,
cnesier, ei.
, , Lamcastkii, Msy 20, 18l.
I had been a memheref the llaltlaiere Mu
tual Aid Hecletv Just IS weeks when I met with
an accident and sprained my backhand was dis
abled rer a long time, during which the com-
pun phiu in iwrmy wecss aiu, nai, anu i lei-i
segraleihl te the society that I cunnet sicak
tee blghl v or IL It certainly Is a Heclety n hlch
I can recommend In the strongest manner, and
wish It the greatest presierlty.
CIIAH.C. DONNELLY.
, .'II.IH.UcaverHI.
LANCASTrn, May 23, IR!K.
My wire nnd daughter and myself have all
drawn sick benefits from the llaltlmere Mutual
Aid Heclety, and we can testify te the prompt
und punctual manner In which It attends te Its
niemeers. It Is a geed Heclety, twrfcclly relia
ble and certainly has proven Itself worthy of
the confidence and esteem of our entire com
munity, te which It Is undoubtedly a great
blessing. KDW. KltECKEL,
Ne. &I7 ML Jeseph Htreet.
LANCASTF.n, May 23, 1600.
The llaltlmere Mutual Aid Heclety have puld
me from time le time 14 viecks aid. amounting
tetVM,7S, and my experience with Fald Heclety
as te their promptness and reliability enables
ma te speak or them In the highest terms, and
I lake greut pleasure lu se doing,
C. LOOIHHPATH,
Hprenger's Hetel.
I.ancastku, May 23, lNSK).
We certainly feel It a duty te add our testi
mony te the promptness and regularity with
which the llnltlmore Mutual Aid society pays
Its claims, for the 15 weeks (17.1), paid me, and
the eight weeks (f Hi paid my wife, proved tens
the value of this noble society, and re heartily
lemmend It te ull.
UEOIK1K HHANZ,
521 Church Htreet.
Laneastkii, Mnv-ai, lvie.
Iho llnltlmore Mutual Aid Heclety paid my
husband 2!l wwks aid, ll.V), and ln self II weeks,
170, and every week during our various sicllsef
sickness the representative of the company
anne with our money, uud our erlcnru
enables us te testify te lis greut benefit lu time
of sickness. We certulnlv urn verv irntcrnl
te the Heclety und trust It may long continue
Its geed work.
ELIZAHETH KKMITLE.
&.RI North Hlrcel,
liANL'ANTPlt, May 29. 18(10.
My husband. Hammeu Chesser, vias 11 mem
ber of Hie tlultltnerc Mutual Aid society, pay
lug 2i cents ier week, and when he was taken
sick, as seen us we notified them they began te
1ay lilin Ills weekly uld, and paid him 4 weeks
, and at his death promptly paid 1110 his fun
erulbenetlls tiU.ri), ami for their prompt addi
tion I shall ulivajs held them lu the highest
esteem. CHHIHTIANA CHESSLK,
20J Chester streel.
LANCASTitn, May 20, tsoe,
Tt the OJJietri 0 the Uuttlmarc Mutual AM Uy
cirtfj
I desire te tender you my most sincere thanks
for the prompt and attentive manner In which
you se regularly paid ma my aid rer 20 irecks at
110 per week (JJJ0; during my long disability.
I cunnet spcuk tee highly el your society, and
It wlllttlwajsglve me pleasure te recommend
II In the strongest manner, rer I leek upon It as
euu et thegrcultst blcxslncs te nn v community.
HENKYHHAUll,
f19 Eusl Chestnut street.
LANCASTitn, May 28, 1890.
That the llaltlmere Mutual Aid Heclety Is one
that cannot be tee highly recommend d II Is
only ueeessary for me te rercr te my own ex
perience te prove, and when I state that their
prompt payment te 11111 of 2J weeks nld, f 1D.7J.
was u great blesslug, I de se trusting thut It
will convince all that my endorsement Is or the
most earnest and hearty character, audi run
euly wish for them continued prosperity.
JOIINH.KUllNH.
222 North Mulberry Htreet.
Lanc iHTFn. Mav 2G, lSOO.
The Dnltlmnre Mutuul A Id HiK'Icly has proven
u great fileiul tu me lu time of need.
During my sickness the & weeks uld or?3 was
imld te me regularly and promptly, and when
I lest my daughter the prompt payment te 1110
or her funeral buiicflls.iU2.60, vrus 11 great bless
ing and I desire te thank them uud recom
mend It te all.
.MARTHA A. HOOVEIt,
(UI North QiRen stieet.
Lancasteii, May 21), ISsW.
I have had ample experience le enable me te
glve the strongest euilersemeiit of the llultl llultl
mere Mutual Aid society, for they have puld
me lu all 27 weeks uld, tll-.75, und through ull
their dealings with me, their promptness and
attention could net be questioned, and I leek
upeu Itns one or the most reliable Institutions
I knew et, and unyone seeking protection lu
time or sickness and death could net de better
than te Jein the U. M. A.H.
LOIIENZGOOS.
SJi North Queen .duet.
I.ANCjsTKn. .May 2S, 1MJ0.
My son, Frank It. De) le, vias a member of the
llaltlmere Mutual Aid .Society, and during his
long spell of Illness they puld him lu ull 11
Weeks aid, S4I.25, and at his death paid me his
death claim, te. 60, and they huv 0 also paid me
13 weeks aid, tee, and are 'new still paving tme,
uud I wish I could Just tell evers body my high
opinion of the Heclety. for I leek upon It us one
of our noblest Institutions.
MKH.MAUY DOYLE,
222 N Duke HI.
LANCASTFtt, May 28, ISM.
Having been a memheref the U.iltlmere Mu
tual Aid Heclety for u number of years, I only
fully realized Its benellts in un Illness of many
weeks by the prompt pu incut or my vvrekly
old, ti per week, and give It my strongest en
dorsement, wlshlug 11 success In Us future. The
umeunt paid me already exicedstlun.
UAllUAlt.V 11. WKIKIMt,
CViUreenHt.
l.A.NCAsrKli, .May 20, IsftO.
It vv 111 always afford me pleasure. teieuk In
the highest terms of the llaltlmere Mutual Aid
Heclet) , for they have paid me 21 vueks uld at
tJ, ertiCI, ut various times, and I de most sin
cerely wish rer them a eoiitluiiance of thut
prosperity whlih lias made Its history of tin
past se noted CA'lli.MUNi: IMJMMET,
2WW. Vine .XL
I.AM'vsriii, Mav2S, Kje.
'Iho II weeks uld, IV). which the llaltlmere
Mutual Aid society paid tr.e at vurleus times
In sick benefits thoreuchly cenvlnceit me that
said Hnelciy is both reliable uud honorable, and
1 tertllull.v wish for It continued siiecess.
HAVIA WAII-s,
518 1 Jut Oruuge Htreet.
LiNOASTi.li. Ma) 21), lb'HX
I wus sick ou the llaltlmere .Mutual Aid So
ciety for three weeks, and I am prepared le say
und testify that every week's nld wus paid me,
nud paid promptly, and 1 esteem wild Hecletv a
blesslug te our community.
H011T.J. I'REHsiiicuY,
OKi.N MalketSI.
liiuddltlen totheubeve the following area
List of Names, Etc.
lvvls Nerbeck,a22 heulh Queen,
Samuel King, North Arch
Mary Kelleh, Seuth Duke
HeiiJ F. Kuultman. Tb.' High
Gee. G. Lewis 201 West la'men
Win. O, lluvereuinp, Helly Heuse
Liuru Dennelly, II. Oruuge... ...
Maggie Housten, 20 N, Hhlppcu
DjuI Htuuiler, H. Heaver
Jac L. FruiicUcus, 3U H, Queen
Wm.Hluugh,2HH Duke
Gee. W. Kllllan, 2S E. New
Ida Hunter, N. Duke
Clirlst HeusCTSI l&e ljine
Mury Hlgman,39 Christian
Kutle E. Kuutz, 520 W. Walnut
Annie Fltzpatrlck, VM E. Marlen
Frautz Fiikseueger, 57J M Iddle. .
James Iloeth, 4i E. Vine
Wm. K. Petersen. 210 W. Lemen
25 III
10 00
25 IX)
S5 00
.11 00
51 no
M 00
40 00
25 00
50 10
S7 50
25 W
2S 7
31 '.'
25 t)
45 00
IS 75
21 IU
22 (XI
15 00
117 50
j raiia .sesue, uuiciiirry
llarb ltvitcubaugh.bOl Penlur
20(0
JehuriUgeruld,2il W
The Halt mere Mutual Aid Seclet) hud aided up le.Mny 1, VX), 0S1 dlfTereiil persetu lu the
1 jmcustcr lilsiriil, w) lug them lu amount il.0N.75, and the Company hav e had prepared a list
giving each name with number of week andnmouiilcevcilug the above shevrlug, and said list is
uew en Ilia at the Lancaster Ofllce subject te the nsicctieu of the public.
State c rcnrniUanlu, Cbunfj p lAincaster, is
Personally nppenrcd bctore thn suhscrllicr, nn Alderman In nnd rer sr.ld city, Themas C De
rord.vrhe being duly swnrrr according 10 I ivv. declares and niv h Hint hels the Armnn r.r ,i,
..ii.....n St.. ...... .,.... ..... . ' . . .
Sworn and subscribed te before me this SOlh
ii ,,inc11st,','i '.1US. !" tl,l Company ene or the
Wtr.cer3lCiWAia
-AOENfS w ANTED IN ALL PARTS OF
aiiiiiiuicjiuiuui muniK'ieiy, ana uskuiu Acinary uasiuii Kiieiiieue 01 the culms paid nud
tl number of persons und telul umeunt paid for benellts us show u in Ihe list new en file In the
iJlncusterOlllcelscnrrcet.liuvlng been taken dlrcctlv from the books of the said Company The
liumbe'r of persons benefited by this Company Is Ml; the amount paid te said members is 114.
VH.7J. 'this amount unit numbers benelltud Is only for the LaucasVr District. '
Society in America.
LAKrAsTKH, May 23, 18SXX
Havluz been disabled by sickness and acci
dent for II weeks, I real lied the great benefit of
toy membership In the "llaltlmere Mutual Aid
seclet)" for the weekly visit of their represen
tative during that period, paying me In all
t0.", gave me n personal ezMrlence which will
ever make me warm friend or the ubove so
ciety, nnd one that will always seek teadvance
Itslnteresls. ALF. N. ADAMH,
.12'. East Walnut street.
LAXrAATru. May 27, ISO.
During my long term erdisablUty occasioned
by a severe accident, breaking my arm aud sus
taining ether Injuries, I fully realize what a
blessing it was te belong te the llaltlmere
Mutual Aid society, for every week for 13 weeks
I received from them my S aid. being KM In
full, nnd t most cheerfully sav Ibat 1 esteem
membership In said society, a privilege of
which ever) body would de well te avail them
selves. DAVID HEARD,
HOI Seuth Prince street.
Lancastkr, May 2R. 18110.
My wife Is a member of the llaltlmere Mutual
Aid Heclety and 1 can truly say I am glad of It,
for some four mouths age she broke her arm
and for 14 weeks regularly and promptly the
representative of ihe Heclety called and paid her
11.7.1, or f.')2.M altogether, end we can therefore
reiemmend the Heclety te all as thoroughly re
liable nud attentive.
H.C.FOEHL.
21S Seuth Qui en Htreet.
Lancastku, May 2s, 1W0.
I hereby acknowledge the prompt and regu
lar pay mint te me of 10 weeks nld, t-'iO, by the
llaltlmere Mutual Aid Heclety, and 1 feelvery
graiemi mereiere, ana can Heartily recom
mend I he Heclety us a geed one In which te In
sure, AUNES KEEFOHT,
4 UN. Pine Ht.
Lancahtf.r, May 23, KftO.
Te the JJalllmere .'futual A lit Heclety :
Please accept my most sincere thanks for the
prompt munner In which ou paid me my
weekly tieneflts during my nine weeks sickness
(In ull 127), nnd If I can ever aid In benefiting
the company I trust )ou will call en me.
Her
KL1.AIIETH J.X I1ARUER,
. Mark.
CIS North HI.
LsNU.liTicii, May 20, 1800.
This Is te certify that during mv 5 weeks'
sickness the Baltimore Mutuul Aid society
paid me ev ery vv eek 17.50 sick (In all H7.M), and
1 desire te add my endorsement et them as a
thoroughly rt liable and honorable company.
GEOIIGKKAHLEll,
SS Middle street.
I. sncaiticii. Mav 28. 1810.
The llaltlmere Muttinl Aid society paid me
20 weeks uld nt tJe per week Vi0 In all), aud
also Paid mv rather nnd brother tieneflts. nnd
we can nil testify te the prompt and regular
manner In which we were attended te, and we
nre glad te see by the published statement that
the company Is grew lug rapidly.
ELLIEUOYLE,
100 Locust streel.
L ISCAHTLIt, Ma) 2M, 1SIW.
'I he icgulai payment te me uvery week of
M.'J5 rer Uweeits during my sickness, was In
deed 11 very blessing, nnd I certainly feel deeply
Indebted te the llaltlmere Mutual Aid society
therefer, nnd 1 can heartily recommend Has a
first class and reliable cempiny In everv par
ticular. CHRISTIAN UANSCHEIt,
&'! East Htrawberry street.
Lancaster, May 2fl, ISfOO.
Tn Uultlinerr Mutual AM SurMy.
I certainly feel very grateful te your society
mr the prompt nnd regular manner In which
your representative called en me weekly dur
ing then weeks or my disability, and paid me
the amount due me (In all IM), and If my name
can serve )ou lu uuy manner you nre at liberty
tonferte me FLOUIAN MARKET,
077 Ht, Jeseph street.
Lancaster, May 24, 1890.
This Is te certify that the Baltimore Mutual
Aid Heclety paid me during my sickness at
vurleus times of 7 weeks, aid In all 120.25, and
te my wire G weeks In 011,122 50, and these
amounts were paid regularly every week, and
by personal expcrlcme we can say that this So
ciety Is perfectly reliable, and pays lis claims
promptly, and gives its sick members carclul
attention. K. C. KLEIN,
North Pole Hetel.
Lancasteu, May 20, 1890.
I take great pleasutn in testifying te the
promptness and attention or the Oaltlmer
Mutual Aid Society te its sick members. 1 was
disabled 10 tteeks with a dislocated shoulder,
and the representative or the Heclety visited
1110 regularly every week, and paid me In ull
tlO, which was In full, und I shall ever feel
gruterul therefer.
JACOB M.STAUFFEIt,
875 N, Prince Htreet.
Lantastkii, May 2fl, 1SU0.
The llaltlmere Mutual Aid society has paid
mound my family many weeks' uld, and It
athirds me pleasure te speak a word tn Its
tuver It certainly deserves all the praise I can
possibly give It, and I would indeed be un
grateful if trailed te de all I could rer It.
MAIl E.HTEIGEU,
4 lil West Orange street.
Lancasteu, May 23, 1890.
I lie promptness and regularity with whhh
the llaltlmere Mutual Aid society paid me my
weekly benefits during mys weeks' sickness,
amounting lu all te JIO, places me under lasting
obligations te them. The Mutual Aid was
Plemptnnd faithful, und 1 desire te endorse It
lu thostreugest manner.
JOSEPH HAIR,
.115 Wsst Orange street.
Lancaster, May 20, Hie.
the li.iltlmeie Mutual Aid Society paid mefl
weeks aid, amounting te J.I7.V), during the timet
was laid up by an accident, and I desire te add
mytesllmen) te the promptness and regular
ity with which they attend te their sick.
STEPHEN MARKET,
fcKO Maner HI.
L vnc.vstkr. May 20, 1SD0.
It Is with verv great pleasure that I can tes
tify te tlie regiilarunil prompt manner In whir h
Iho llaltlmere Mutual Aid Society pu 8 its sick
claims, rer I have been paid 21 weeks aid at vu vu
reous times, iimeuntlng te HCtt, and thall ever
feci grateful te the society for its attentions,
ELIZA HETH HECK.
51H .Maner Ht.
LA.NCAsri.it, May SI, line.
The Ualtlmeii) Mutual Aid Society puld me
10 weeks uld, amounting te til at various times
and they never failed le visit me regularly
every week, during my sickness, and ulwavs
with the money due me, uud I shall ulways
de evervthlugl can teadvance the Interest of
Iho society. 1 have already spoken te u geed
mail), and shall leiiiluue todeso.
jaceii.mil:. Kit,
J02 Carel strevt.
LiJirssrKit. Jan. S, 15'K).
'Ibis Is teceitiry thut the lliltlmoie Mutual
Aid society has been prompt In Hie luijment
of the death claim of my seu Martin, und for
which we return our sincere thanks und give
our endorsement for the sumo.
C. A. OHI.ENDER.
L.esrFii, Jau.25, KH).
I haveiecelved tiny dollars from the Balti
more Mulunl Aid. seilety, being death claims
el my hiisbuiid, Jehn Itauslug. and I therefore
recommend the society te be of the highest
standing uud advise ever) body te loin It.
HLIfcA RANHINO.
few or the many ethris who tan ale speak of the
Christ Nuumnu.S. Heaver
I no. II. Jenes, 411 1:. Oiunge
Huruh L. (rcliur. s. Prlme
J110. II Musser, E Clicstnut
('has. E. Render, 521 N. Queen ..
Anule Dubler, laincustcr, lit
MIRF lluch, 211 E. Frederick
trunk Knhn, Cor. North und Duke
Emma l.cinbuch,S.!0 E. Orange
Will. 11. lAlreliz. N. llueeii
f 2j 00
3.5 00
22 60
S7 50
M 25
. KslUO
S0U0
25 00
. 2000
15 00
Is 75
20 00
21 00
11 75
- Ii75
. 12 50
110 00
R0 00
10 CO
20 00
13 76
40 OU
Hullle U. Vlllee, Hi H. Prime
Harah J, Flick, Stock Yard heti
etel
cnus. u. Keiier.w N. An h
Aug. liellatz 187 N. Plum
Itelit. rileklng.511 L'. Chestnut
Jehn llauser, 470 Rockland
Surah IK'iiuls :12H. Mullwrry
Llz7leliirnharl, 111 Derwart
Cuth. Htadlcr. Wl N. Mulberry
Ames F, Kline, 400 W. Orange
Adam lllldebrand, Rockland Pike
Herman Hchwtcrs.52.! H. Christian
Walnut 51 25
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TllfW l lL- L"Mt . -.
day or May, A. V. IsSO. Coram. ' rtlluur
J. K. Dark, Alderman.
ben managed and stren?cl organizations or IP
P. C. RUOF, Supt.
PENNs LVANIA.
ytt 3svteyttatmntta.
JjlOB COUNTY COMMIBSIONEK,
, WILLIAM OllTMAN,
Of Washington rioreugh-Lower Illslrlet. flnl).
Ject te Democratic llules. Rp2-trd
F
OB COUNTY COMMIHSIONEIt,
A. fj. WTNTHItft.
of Providence township. Bnbject te Demoeratle
mles. merl2-irwAmy20tfd
piOH COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
JAMES P. PEST,
of fjtncasUr city. Subject te Democratic mles.
tnyaWwdAw
TJIOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
C. O. AMMON,
of Ephrata (Northern district.) Subject te Dem Dem Dem
oerateo rules. raay2-lmd
F
Oil COUNTY AUDITOR,
W. B.HCnNElTMAN.
Of Elliabelhtewn borough. Bubject te Demo Deme Demo
erateo Rules. in29-3wdAw
-irANTED-TWO FIRST FLOOR ROOMS,
VT suitable for office purposes; also bed
room, central location. West King or Chestnut
streets preferred. Address
mS0-2td M. D.," iNTiXLtOKJSCr.K Offlce.
COUNTRY OIRI WANTED TODOGKN
eral housework In the city. Apply
PENN'A EMPLOYMENT RUREAU,
me-lmd 12 Seuth DukuHtreeL
VTKW LINEOF PIPES-GENUINE OLIVE,
.IX French Briar and Meerschaum, from 25c
te t5. All
me JiCaaiug iiranus or ameving
DEMUTH'S CIGAR BTORE,
III East King streeL
Tobaccos.
alS-tfdK
TTItAOHl FLAGS! FLAGS I
JU Fer Decoration Day,
At REINHOLDH.
( UIL3 WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUHE
VT work. Ne. 01 North Duke street, Lancas
ter Employment Ilureau. ruay2-lyd
A TUOSTER'H CORNER SALOON.
A NICE HOT LUNCH
will be served even morning from 9 te 12.10.
Huppert's Celebrated llecr drawn from the keg.
aprSO-tfd
RESH IMPORTED AND KEY WEST UI
gars. Clear Havana cigars, our own man
ufacture, In 25's, 60 s and 100 s.
DEMUTH'S CIGAR STORE,
Established 1770. 114 East King Street.
alS-tfdh
TyiNNEHCHOR
SUMMER THEATRE.
Week Commencing MONDAY, JUNE2.
Miss Florence Palmer, Miss Tlllie Frank, Miss
Kilty Van Pelt, Leslie 4 Henry, Fitzgerald A
Kclley.
4r-AdmlKslen, 10 cents, which entitles you te
Ice Cream or Sert Drink. Performance ralu or
shine.
CHRIS BURGER,
my20-3md Proprietor and Manager.
J."
MARTIN Jt CO.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.-
June Cbrii Sale!
0
MONDAY, JUNE 2,
we will organize
Sale for June.
Clearing
Every Department will be
represented, and L.ew Prices
will be the word all along the
line.
Quotations from every De
partment that will surprise you.
Thousands el yards of goods
will be thrown en our counters,
and marked at a price te make
them go.
J. B. Martin it Ce.,
Cor. Prince & W. King Sis.,
LANfASTEK, PA.
H
AGEHd. BROTHER.
Hager & Brether.
Special Prices
-ON-
Seasonable Goods !
INDIA PONGEE,
EXCLUHIVE .STYLES. 15c, 20c.
FRENCH SATINES
We have Just opened a LINE or the NEW
ESl'sn I.ES and COLORINGS.
EGYPTIAN COTTON,
15c. PER YARD.
The newest Cotten Ores? Material, lighter In
welght thun any ether material, EUects copied
from French Organdies.
SCOTCH GINGHAMS,
Fast Colets, Ijirge and Neat Checks uud Stripes.
2c quality for 20c. '
Scotch aud French Zephyr.
Lighter weight thun Ginghams, Andersen s
D,es und St) les, 25c, S7ic
bILK AND WOOL UENGALINES.COc.
REAL INDIA BILKS, He, f.
Theabeie represent Twe Special Bargulns.
SUMMER WEIGHT SERGES.
We are offering for S7Ve and 60c Twe Exlraor Exlraer
ill nary Lliiesor.MNWeol Light Weight wtrlpcd.
Plain uud Plaid Herges, comprising ull thlstkm.
ion's Celuriub.
Feuucr Price, O0e nnd 75c
Hager & Brether,
25, 27, 29, 31 West King St.,
LANCAHfER. PA.
Met asrriUtmeitt.
fiARRIAOKS.
Docrsem' Carriage Works.
FINK CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
PHTONH, MARKET WAGONS. Ktc
A Jlatrerm Rinness Wagen ! also. Beeead-
Hand McCall Wagons, Juntp-Seat Carriages
and Ilurgles will be sold at astenlsblaa Tew
prices, at the
D0EBS0M CARRIAOE W01KI,
Cerner of Duke and Vine Hlreeu (fermsrly
Nerbcek A Milcyj,
dtslydAwIl GEO. S.NORBECK, Prep.
TUDGEH HAVE LONG SINCE DECIDED
J that Hilly Waltz's Cigar Is the Best tn Ue
Stab;. Fer sale at
NOS. 5 A im NORTH QUEEN ST.
dccWJmd.M.Tu.Th.H
LL GOODS SOLD AT UARGAIN PRICES
and polite salespeople te wait en you
At REINHOLD'8.
BILLY WAITZ HAH THE BEST TWO FOB
6c and 5c Cigars In the Slate, at
. NOH. a A 101 NORTH QUEEN 3T.
deeS-BmdM .Tu.Th.H
TTIOR .TINWARE, ENAMELED
WARE,
jl; Buucu ana Wame irons, go te
REIN HOLD'S.
E GUARANTEE OUR GOLDEN LION
nnd MlauuindiLiliiiiiiiifnM.uB.H.
Filler Hand-Mede Cigars (5c) In the cltv.
DEMUTH'S C1UAK HTOKE,
, , IU East King BimtL
Telephone. alS-tMB
"TT1INE TAILORING I
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN FINK
WOOLENS, AT
, .., i. WEIKEL'H,
aplMmdlt Ne. II West King Street.
-TTSTUR niimLru vruv er s- n. 1 stir
J2 .figures, go te JOHN BEST, Stl East Fulton
itreet.
m7-tfd
WITH ONE PRICE AND QUICK HALKH
we always hare new and clean goods.
At REINHOLDH.
-VUANTED-HOHSES T0 PASTURE.
TT Address.
apr23-lfd W. W. GHOSH, Nemtvllle, Pa.
XflOR RENT
THAT LAUOU
CENTRAL BUSINESS STAND,
NO. 20 EAST KING HTHEET.
Inauire within. mtt-tfd
IjlOR RENT-NO. 118 EAHTKING STREET,
room formerly occupied hy Jehn A. Ceyle.
mrS-Tu.ThAijtfd ALLAN A.HERR.
THEY CAN ALL COPY RUT NONE CAN
Equal Hilly Waltr's Havana Filler Cigar,
at NOS. 8100 NORTH QUEEN HT.
decemmdM.Tu.Th.S
BEST TWO FOR FI VKCENT.CIOAlH
theclly.at HILLY WAITZ'H,'
nes. & A 103 North Queen St.
decS-OmdM.Tu.TTlJS
A LL GOODS PIAINLY
MARKED WITH
XL price
At REINHOLD'S.
MALE HELP FURNISHED FRhK.
Ijincasler Emplejnicnt Ilureau, Ne. 61
Neith Duke street. may2-lyd
TROUT t SHANK,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS AND MEN'S
OUTFITTERS,
Ne. 110 North Queen Street.
Shirts made toerder an low as $1.00. Perfect
fit guaranteed. nl-lvd
A T OUR OFFICE
YOU CAN GET ANY
Xjl amount or
LANCASTER CHEMICAL COMPANY
liAWB KN1HUUKH.
I
71EEE FOR ALL FOR ONE WEEK-LAN-
easier :muieimenL iinrruiu. Nn. fi Nnrth
hike street. rna2-lrd
A
GREAT IMPROVEMENT TO OLD OR
New LawnshvuslnirLANCASTF.il nil RU.
li 1-uairAfl UiV2i KMIUCllKK.
TJANTALOON DAY.
Pantaleon Day.
Just received the . cry latest In
TROUSER PATTERNS I
McGRANN A NOWLEN,
npl2-I d 130 North Queen St.
TITE EXAMINE EYES FREE.
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE!
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed I
If VOU haveUiemATAmftifn vnn trill nmlta
find that there Is something wrong with them. I
mx. uiAigiewn will MC KltTUL Iieip IUVUU, I
Wfl lifin ItiltnltiililA -nl A U,U1llit.n.u
which are made only hy us, and recommended I
by leading OcullsU as the best aids te defee-l
11 ve vision. I
Solid Geld Spectacles, :LOO ; usual price,!
vtltuir.
Steel Snecttcles. tiOn.t usnal nrlce. l .en.
Artificial Ejes Inserted, $il usual price, 910.1
H. ZINEMAN & BRO. 130 S. Ninth Street,!
yjl AHlL.O. J'lllljLLIK.ljt4tlJV.
Between Chestnut and Walnut Streets.
mvH-lyd
w
XDM iERS CORNER.
MAKE HOME
BEAUTIFUL
D utj 's werlt U euci mere done,
E nliitcd men who fought and wen,
C bant o'er the grave of these who fell
O-n many a field, 'mid shot and shell.
H emembercd are these patriot dead,
A nd o'er their graves the flowers w e spreadl
T his done, let's turn te thee who live,
E nhancc each home and beauty gl e.
WIDMYER
OOKXLR OP
EAST KINT, A.NI) Dl'Ki: STIlKLTsI
rpiIE PEOPLE'S CASH Sl'OKF,
FOR BARGAINS
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
FOR BARGAINS
Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear;
FOR BARGAINS
IN
Wbite Goods and Embroideries.
FOR BARGAINS
Clothing Made te Order.
-Ge where you cau ;et the Hest Cloedi feri
IUU lA'dH alVIIV
THAT TLACE 13 THE
;
s
25 East King Street,
LANaVSTER, P.L,
People
Cash Stere,
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