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IIS EUKTIM WAS LEfiAL
I te B Glren & Hearing On the
, (.naiv v VQainmiiins jwenej muu
TtetaftblM te Scur Nomination.
PlTWBrite, June 4. A warrant charging
Mtyer Jumes G. Wyman, of Allegheny
City, with perjury, lnwesring that he had
1mb lesrtllv elected mayor of Allegheny
City, WM Ismicd by Alelerman Ilnllly last
aiickt
The Information charges him with con-
tributlng and premising te centrlbule
Meney and ether valuables te secure his
nomination and election.
a Mayer Wyman gave ball In the sum of
,,11,000 for a hearing en Saturday.
J He takes the matter coolly and claims
the charge was made at the Instance of
political enemies.
THETOUNO DEMOCRATS.
OSeers Elected for the Kusulns Tear.
Al'lculcte lie Held.
The annual meeting of the Yeung Men's
Dtraocratle society for election of officers
wm held en Tuesday evening, with a large
attendance. There was no contest Ter any
of the ofllces except second vlce president
and the executtre committee, and for theso
positions thore was a geed-natured rivalry.
The polls wcre opened at 8:.TI and closed
at 9 o'clock, by which tlme US votes bad
been cast Edward It. Garvin, Jacob II.
Llchty and Lutlier Wllllg vvore the elec
tion officers.
James Jl. Best was elected second vlce
president by a majority of three. Fer the
eighth member of the oxecutlve cemmitter
there was a tie veto between Adam J.
Rleker and Charles Zerhcr, and this posi
tion will be contested for at the next meet
ing of the society.
Following wcre tho'effl co rs chosen! Presi
dent, William n. Urltiten ; first s.lce presi
dent, B. J. McGrannj noeond vice presi
dent, James B. Dest; third vice proslilent,
Jehn A. Coylei secretary, J. Alten Kelbj
corresponding secretary, O. Bess Uslilo Uslile
man ; treasurer, II. L. Baub; oxecullvo
committee, James Prangley, Jr., Clias. 12.
Beitzel, W. W. Ames, 8. Chas. Houghten.
J. U. Gcrhart, Chas. K. Dewner, Out I fried
Bheads; musical director, K. w. Haas.
At the May meeting, at which raudidatex
were placed in nomtnntlen, 'Geerge) X.
Reynolds, who was the president ler two
? rears, was ro-neinlnatad fern third term
n opposition te Win. It. Brlnten. A few
days after the nomination Mr. Hoynelds
. withdrew his name, as he did net euro te
go Inte n contest for the ettlee, wlilch
premised te be an exciting ene mid might
cause great ill feeling In the organl7atlen.
Heme of Mr. Hoynelds' friends Insisted
upon his running and although his naine
was net printed mi the regular ticket, thoie
were tickets printed with his naine en for
R resident and distributed and he received
I of the votes cast en Tuesday evening.
Mr. Brin ten's friends held that lit) was
entitled te the office, Mr. Boynelds having
bad It for two terms, and the principles el
the party weie opposed te a third term.
There was nothing in the olectlou (al
though the iYMA endeavored te make it he
appear) that hus any bearing en thn com
ing election for delegates te the state con
vention. They will be elected without
the interferon of the Yeung Mpii'h
Domecrutlo society.
At the business meeting of the society,
held prier te the olectieu, nine inembeiM
were elected and se von proposed for mem
bership. It was decided te held n plcnle in the
near future and the president was author auther
ised te appoint u commllteo of twolve te
make the necessary arrangoments.
A Narrow Eaonpe.
Henry Hen ell, a Httle son or 11.
N. Hewell, of North Queen (drool, made
lt a narrow cscape from being killed
:Kf W 7 a heavy wagon. He had been
erer In the inarble yard el his
grandfather. Majer C. M. Hewell, en the
r east side of Christian street, near Marlen,
nu wanted te return te tne ollier yard.
JnatasbowascresAlng en the nsphult blocks
a large two horse freight wagon of C. W.
Bltnercaiue along. Tiie boy thought he
could cress before the horses reached him,
bat thAV wnrn nn n (ml. nml kiwwkml liliti
?WiW 'down. He foil under the homes' fuel.
btuV-their hoofs did net touch him.
iuk at me unto .Majer noweii
came Inte Christian street and saw the
little fellow knocked down. He thought
sure that he would be killed and yelled
at the top of his volce. Tiie driver
'Sits JW" n'u Iul "topped tiie team just In
R tle te save the boy's life, as the wheel
$ was against mm ami It ion tue inarkH upon
bla leg and arm.
f A PEODLElt LOSES SUO.
; it Attends the Circuit ami Patronize n
Tblmhle-Itlutcer-Smull Crowds
Al Tim Shew.
Columbia, June 4. The appearance of
jVIcClellan'a circus in Ihla place yesterday
attracted a number of hard-looking am am
temera. The usual number of fakirs ac
companied the circus, nreitlmr thelr booths
at the grounds uud mtenipiing te " rete in"
me unwary. Tliecircus failud te draw n
large audteuce at either the aflurnoen or
evculng performance. The show was up
te the average. A th)mblu.rig was in
operation and soreral pcrseus lest mouey
tr.ilng te heat the game. A peddler lest
lf at ene trial and when he h.iw n htoel
plgoen win 10, he trlcsl it the seceud tlme.
He lest $1D ence mere and left, vow
ing te have the man arrested. In the ovon evon oven
lugUmeor Wiltick went te the grounds
and mad e the man btep his work. Xe com
plaints wero m-ule befere any suulre by
the persnns losing inoney.
AAeslev Ieve had two fingers of Ills left
hand badly cut this morning with u chisel.
Rev. G. W. Ely is in Yerk today, de
livering an address bofero the Heme Mis
sionary society of that place.
ABuVkhell'nlug. YO CAMi'MKirnxG.
a -
clli,.iiS'"AsM)clutleu Meet and
Jt'lile te Held It In July.
The beard of control of J.andisUlle
Campmoeting association met en the
grounds this morning at 10 o'clock. The
meeting was opened with prayer by Rev.
J. P. Crouch.
The roiert oflhenudilliigcoiiimitteo was
received and acted upon.
Last year a resolution was passed which
gave a let te the young ladies en wlilch te
held servlce. The let was selected thla
morning. It is In soctlen "I '," lets 12, 13
and H.
The price of the bearding for the term
was left te the cemmitter) until after the
bearding hoube is given out.
I'ref. KirkpatrVck. of Phlladelnhla.
was selected te take charge of
the music. Mr. Hildebraud, of
gtrasburg, was muds manager of Iho
grounds and W. K. Bender nbsisuint man
ager, te Uke charge of all meiieya en the
grounds.
The price of tents will be the same as
last year, as will be the price of admission
(ten cents). Xe tickets for entering will
.,1. .," Ku'"'ily, but sllver collections
will be taken up.
J. Bldeman and J. Shenbcrger w ere ap
pointed te refit the minister's marque.
no luiiewiug commlllees were
pointed :
p-
Public Worship-Presiding Bldcr J. 11.
Harges, Revs. J. F. Crouch, C. Iteadn,
SfiS8111' ,:- C- Yerkes. S. M. Vernen
W. W. Sheesmlth i;. H. Yocum, Mcs-rs.
W. Patten and H. Kreusc.
Tents-E. Hershey, Samuel Bums. W.
K. Bender, J. Shaeirer, II. Henshaw, JI.
Krouse and Jeb. Mubselman.
Transjwrtatlen H. l Bruiier. J. y
Crouch, H. Henshaw, Y. Hngi'.
Police and Sanllary. -S. Burns, J. Hildo Hilde
brand and W. H. Bateman.
HudffiS7w" 1'""OD' n- IIer8l,0- J
Tlckets-W. H Bateuiaii, H. Kreuse, J.
Hlldebrand, W. K. Bender, J. Bldeman.
Property and grounds-J. Hlldebrand, H
Burns, II. K. Bruner and E. Hersbey.
Lights and .Straw W. K. Bender, S.
,""' " Brutier and E. Hcrsliey.
fhe camnmeeting will cemmviice Ju'y
ii and continue ten days. ""
i. i ,i . ,
Franklin Literary ",00101.
in'hn?.i''i7VnJ"l.tera,'J' hoclelv bah decided
loheldllsenertalnmeuton Tridav oeu eeu
iniriu the Cel ego chapel, Instead of in the
academy building, as previously !
neunceu. '
Marrietl by the Squire.
Frank Mctiewan aud Aunle Mllleys.uk
were married Jast evening by Alderman
Jlaleach. hrank was arrested In the after
noon for wronging the girl, and he righted
the wremr by w eddlnglier,
Death efMra. Minnie WtU.
Mrs. Minnie Walte, wlte'ef Geerge
Waltz, died at her home, en West King
street, en Tuesday afternoon, of cancer.
BI10 had been In bad health for a couple of
rears, and had been confined te bed for
five or six weeks. She was born In Ger
many, and came te this country when but
three years of Bge. Her age was 41 at the
time of herilcatb. Walts married herln
Hprlngfleld, Ohie, and she loams ene child,
a boy, well grown. The funeral will take
ritace en Friday nfternoeii at 2 o'clock,with
iiuuiiuvmak iiinninniii 11111 vuiiivtuij
-
Arrested for False Protean.
Mary Ktelger has prosecuted James.
Cunningham, before Alderman Ilarr, for
raise) protense Hhe claims mat Cunning
ham obtained $i3.e0 from her by fraudulent
representations. The accused was unable
te give ball and was commuted for a bear
ing, t
Pennoyer KIceIimI.
Penneyer, Domecrnt, was elected gover
nor or Oregon by from 1X)0 te 2,000
majority.
Cressel theOeenn te Wed.
Mr. Ballard Smith, the well-knewn
Journalist, and Miss Catherine fluttorneld,
of New Yerk, were married en Tuesday
in the (.'Impel Royal, Ravey. Mr. Lincoln,
the United States minister, gave away the
bride.
ANn what Is se rare s a tlsy In June?
Then, Ifever, remcpcrf;tdai
Then heaven tries the earth If It he In tune,
And ever It Miftly her warm ear lays.
Jama llimell ucll.
Williamson A FesTtn's Dry Ooeds biijcr l
oftte the New Yerk markets sgaln for new and
lalexl novelties. Imk for them en Huturday.
I.nwn rote lit Whentlnnd.
Tlierewlll 1)8 lawn fete for the benefit of HI.
Jatnns' Hunday srboel ill Wheatland, the home
of the lido President Buchanan, en Thursday
afternoon and evenlng. '1 he trip from the city
will Iks mude en the West End rar line te Itu Itu
rtelph Ilerr's farm, through which Iho people
will be permitted te walk te the beaullfuleld
liemrstcad. A line of omnibuses will he run
from HI. James1 church. The grounds will
hn beautifully Illuminated and decorated and
there will be a substantial lunch Willi straw straw
berrle and Ice cream.
Anether Testlvnl.
At Ht. Paul's Ilefermtd church a strawberry
ftnlUal, under the auspices of the Yeung
People's Literary association, will be held to
morrow evening. Thernwlllbna musical and
literary entcrlalnmrnl with refreshments.
(Iiiamii Hand KxcurMen te Pcnrjn Park en
Haturday, June 7. Train leaves Lancaster,
Kbits street, at 7 a. in., fare for round Irlp.dOe J
leave Petersburg at 7:18 a. m., fare, tlei Icino
Kphrata at 6 45 11. 111., fnrc ftle : ltave LHIU at
7:10a. m fare 4Vs; Manbelm at 7.SI, fare '7c
Klfty bands of music Invited te attend.
Jiine3,l,
A Hnte liivestinmit.
tuicasler city W) year i per cent Coupon
bends. Interest payable quarterly. Kree from
all taxes. Price f 103 and accrued Interest. Ker
sale by JACOB II. LONG, Urnker.
np29-lfdWAw IiiiiK'ttster, Pa.
ThreiiKh te lloHten vIii.HcikIIiic Itnllrend
nud I'oitBhlieotmlo Itrldice Heutn.
The recently Inauiiurated all-rail through
line between Harrlsburg, Bosten uud Central
New Yerk nnd New KiiRlaud points, via. the
Heading railroad and thn famous PeiiKhkeepsle
Itrldpe, Is rapidly achieving popularity. It Isa
short nnd quick route bctwrsn Central I'eiin
s l aula and New Knclaud, and Is cry com
pletely nU I pi vd for thn best cln. of t ra f 1. 1 hu
llosteu lnilu,wlth Piillninn l'alptecnrs, lraes
the HeadliiK railroad deet In lliirrli-lnirg at
()- a. m. weekdays, hiiiT UeadlnR SOU a. 111.
Het u nil UK train for !liirrtttirir lrnves lloslen
(Causeway HI reel slullen, It. A AI. It. It.) nt S.1J
n. in. weekdays.
Trinity Liitliernii Church l"xeiunleu
Te Beading, Mlncrul Hprlnga and .Mt.lVnn
Onivlly railroad, en Thursday, June li. Train
lcacs(luarryvHlcntC!V)n. m.,fareiR!0i). Iao
Lancaster (King streut) at 7:10; Columbia at
7 15 fare, 11.50. The lulus naiiicd Inclnde street
car faru In both directions threuidi the rlty of
Uradlmr, audi iKhlmllcsrldeever thn. Ml. l'tiiii
Gravity railmad, thn NLwMnlUhback.
jiili8lS,7,U,ll
Thei-buliu'H OrclicHtrnl Hoheol Coneert.
Indlcutieus point ten very lan;e uttendaiKO
at Therbahii's orchestral school Icencert at
Trinity chapel en Friday cwnlng, It will be
tiie last lencerl of the season and, It Is safe te
say, the best.
The Itnymiiuit l- Whlteemli KxcurrdeiiH In
the Yolluwnteiiol'nrk.
It rocs without Miylnit that h ltuj iiieihI .1
Whlteemli excursion embodies the best nr.
rniiKcmcnts Hint can he made for sight-seeing
In any rcKlen. The public learned long age
that the tours managed by this Unit dlflcr es
sentially hum mdlnary excursions, where
cheapness Is mnrie thn sole (onsldiintleu. 'lhe
Yellow stene National Park trips lme from the
first been conspicuous exampU's of the fact thai
Mussrs. llamend A Whltcemb alvas "get
the best." Fer the coming scaxeu nedln"erfiit
leurs thieugh the park liase been arranged,
these being In niUlltleii te the Alaska excur
sion, which Includes the Yclleii stone teglnn re
turning, Iho outward Journey being ever the
ptcturtsque Canadian Paclfle Hallway, The
.dates or ilcpartme frnni Philadelphia are July
17 and .11, August II mid iM, amlHeptcmbcr 11.
In every lustame an entire week will be passed
within lhe park. It should bu noted that Iho
prke of the tour hns been lessened num pie-
Ions years, llcsldes Ihesetrlpsand the Alaska
exeurlcin, Messrs, Haymmid A Whltcemb an
iiounre1' Eighteen Minuner Tours" te hading
Eastern leserls, Descriptive circulars will bu
mailed free en application le Iho elllce of the
firm, 111 Houth Ninth srct, under Iho Contl Centl
nental Hetel, Phllndelphla. lid
Pcathe.
McKlM.n-s. In Paradise, en the .IiMiisU,
Jllss llunniili .McKllllps, In her Will j cur.
The relallcs aud frh nds are respectfully In
llcd te allend the funeral, from her late resi
dence, l'lirurtlkc, en l'rlduy afternoon at 2
o'clock, Her lees at Episcopal church. Inter
ment atLc.ieeck. it
iilavlu'ta.
LOCAL HOUSK1IOL1I MAHKE'
.AM'Asrrit, June 1, 1
Asparagus, per bunch
Applcs.perkpk
Apple. dlhsf, ci qt
Apple-butler, ptr pt
Apple-butter, ikt crock
Asiaragus
lleef Hteak, ivrlb
lleer Houst kt lb
Heef IrhHlichliiied), Perth
ilccr-Oerhed. per &......,
Ilolegiui, n.rb
lleain, per ) pk
butter, per ft
Cabbage, per head
Cheese, Dutch
Chickens (spring) per pair 1
Chickens (cleaned), icr piece. ;
Cucumbcis, jH-r piece
Cermmal, per R
Eggs, iht dei
rih MmO, nu-li ...
Fish Cat, per lb . .
num, per in ..
lluui(slletd), rti '.".'.'..'.
Heminy, er quart
1-irnO, per Ih
Lurd, icr lb 1
Mutten, perlb
Onions, per bum h
Pigeons, per pair ;
Tlne Apjilcs, per piece
PotJilecs,perLushel
I'otutecs per '4 pk
Potatoes (New! er y ik
Pius, Kr pk
Pudding, ht lb
Ithuli.irh, per bunch
htmw berries, H-r box I
Kiuer Kraut, perqt
Hnusageifresli), pirlh
HaiiMii,Mhiiieked) -Hlb
Hcrapple, Tlh
Trls-, Kr tb
'leiuatiHS, er liex
VculHteaks. vn.
HlflCIf M
uruets.
Uaolatlens by Heed, Mi
(Jranu A Ce., bankers
u.uH iier. 1 11.
SEW 10IIK LIST.
Atchison, Tep., Huiita l'e
rauudu I'm Irlc
0.0. a a 1
Colerado 0il
Central Puchlc
liuiaila Heutherii
Chl.Ht. I A I'bg V
Den. A Bin (J ......J.
Del. 1 A W
Erie
Krle 2nds..
JerO
K.AT
Leu. A N ..........
U Hhore
Mich. Ceu
Missouri ractne.
Ileck. Valley. ...
N. I. "...
N. V. Prtf
N.WraU. ...,
N. Y. O
New Kngland
East Tennessee...
Omaha
Oregon Transcontinental.
Ontario A W.
Pacino Mall ..
Itlcbinend Terminal
HU Paul "
Texas Pacific..
Union Pacific...... ..
W Kbuh Cem
11 A. M, 1211, 3r.u.
'U wk iex
in i'm'V;
2 'J)
01 w;
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iiii 7ij
7 -b',i
M hi'?
lltiji llllV?
"$ W
81 2Ui
UO'J
ILtjJ
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21"
7S'
Wabash Pret.....,
Wisitern U.. ..,
West Shere Uoedi
... I9K &i
en wi in
rnir.ADU.rniA list,
lb. Val.-
H. N. Y. lhll......
Pa. R. K..MMM.M.....M.Mi
Reading ......
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HesUmv. PaM.......,
N.CenL ,
l'eeplra l'us
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23 9-10
t&.i
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7-16
nag is.
Oil.......
.... mi txi
drain aim
Furnished by H
l-roTllens.
K. Yundt, broker.
CHICAGO. J
11ns 4, l.-fe e rleck n in.
Wheat.
ueni, uais. i-nrs. iru,
K1JJ mi 12 V, .....
ai)2 27jJ 13 (O S 10
.Vi 2lZ
J aijj ... 5. m
June.... ....
July.........
Aucusl
l
..... Ki
....m i';ii
Henlembcr. Pi
December .......... Ulji
Yr '.
Crude Oil June... ...
Closing Trices
Wheat .... W.i
Uird
il"20
-2: lft o'clock P. I
m.
Cern Oats. Perir.
June
July-
August
Bept ember.
October ......
Decmber...
Year
va
M(l 27U HOT
: m
.IV i Wi ....
i&'A
zi;i .....
Consels
Crude Oil-March ,
Winter Wheal .
Spring Wheat
Cern
eat
Hre -
Hurley
Consels
Ilecelpts-llegs...
KecnlnUi -Cattle.
mi
Car iiiu.
::
710
.lift
lbs.cipls.
Head.
...Sl.ffin
llfi,0
Jlctu .buevttacmenie.
OlfKAl'-l'URE RYE WIIIHKIFJS. Itl.ACK
berry, Ulngcrnnd Kuinmel brandies.
ROIIRER'H LIQUOR HTORK,
Ne. 22 Centre Hq uare.
AHRI AOE III.ACKHMITII'H WANTED AT
J H. E. DAILY A l.O.'rt
VAIUIIAUK
ltd
WOHKH, North Queen strrei.
w
ANTED A nOWHENDKH PERMA-
nent employment glen, ;au at
1 llll.li i,r.n.r.i..ir.ik n.
It 2II North Queen Hrreet,
w
ANTKD-A COUPLE OF MACIIINIHTH
at Central Jlacliine works.
ltd 111-1M North Christian street.
fEUAVBTHBUEHT AKHOHTMENT OF
VV I'liwn nml Clunr Helders.
Kreneli llrlar
I'lpcs in iases. isk. eacn. ah 1110 line iiraun
of Hmeklne Tohncees.
UKMUTlt'B CIOAR HTOHK,
alS-tfdR lit East King street.
IJAltriES WANTINti TO HECURK THE
privilege of selling refreshments en the
Hprlng ((rounds, al I.ltltr, en the Fourth of
July, will address DH. J. II. H1IKNK,
Ju.Ktd I.ltltr.
XN FIVH.TEN.TWENTY-FIVEANDFIITY
Pound Packages.
LANCAHTKK CMKMICAL COMPANY
LAWN ENHICIIEH.
Held everywhere.
F
INBTAILORINUI
ALL THE LATFMT NOVELTIES IN FINE
WUUIiKHH. AT
i'. WKIKKL'H,
apHKlindll Ne. 41 West King Htree t.
C" 1 HEAT HA HOAINH IN AUCTION (IOO DH
JT T1IIH WEEK at
HEINIIOLD'H, Near Depot.
A TBOHTEll'H COHNEIt HALOON.
A NICE HOT LUNCH
will be served ccr morning from 0 te I2..W.
Ktippcrl's Celebmted Ilecr drawn from the kig.
apiUO-trd
CI HEAT IIAHC1A1NH IN AUCTION OOODS
I THIHWEKKal
ItEINHOLDH.Nrar Dspet.
I710H HORIZONTAL HPAIIONAHY EN
; glues, from 2 le he horse-power, and Virtl
cal engines from 2 toil) horse-power, 3011 will
rind them al JOHN lIKsrH, XU East Fulton
strict.
i3Aimeui.Aif A'm:.NTieN pa in te
I Medul Making, Patterns, Drawings and
illuu Prints, nt prices reasonable, ul JOHN
HKH1-H.:n.l iiist Fulton street, m7-tfd
1 ,1011 CAhTlNGH, IHON OH I1HAHS, LIOIIT
I' or hinvy, at short notice, go te JOHN
Hi;sT..tll FASirnllnu strict. iu7-lfd
WANTi:D-OENEKAl7AOENT7Il.nix) TO
,r,li0 jiar ear te lUe party eonlrellliig
thusaleer the I ayler Patent Ad)ustnbIe Ladles'
Hhoe; sold toieusumeronly by ngtuts; iivcrv
lad) 11 possible customer ;'1,0(0,UOO ialrs new In
use; Consolidated Hiee Ce., Halem, Mass., sole
inauufiieturcrs. Call al onto 011
JUI-2U1 F. 0. 11 AHItlrtON, City Hetel.
T (THN7,.li0NiT, "
Druggist and Chemist,
(Iraduntc of lhe riillailelphlaCollegcer
l'harmaey.
Dealer In Drugs, .Medicines, Chemicals, Pat
ent .Medicines, Flne Perfumery, Etc., Etc.
rhslclans' Preset Iptleus cntcfiilly torn tern torn
peuudeil nt all hours. Night bell.
N. V. COR. CHESTNUT A MARY KTH .
It Lancaster, 1'a.
(1 HI. AT IIAHOAINH IN At'Cl'lUN UOOHH
JT THIS WEEK at
HEINIIOLD'H, Nrar Depel.
rilllE ONLY CIUAR HI ORE WHWlEYeIj
X ran piircluisti Imported anil Key West
Clgurs.aiidll. 1'. (Iravclcy'sSupcrlur Cavendish.
DEMUTH'H CIOAR HIORE,
HI East King Htreet.
Telephone. iilK-tfdR
rJ
1IIE NEW (ILOUHHI.ICHH.
Hetel Keeners. rte.irdln- ITniip. flrnnr, nml
nil Cullers e( Meats uvc our Hllcer It Is 11 per
fect one. Will slice Bread, Fruits and all llonc llenc
lesH Meats, 1 te,, etc, H will till n want long ft It,
nnd Its eonstiuetlen mnkis Its use perfectly
safe. It will bun household treasure te nil who
use It,
NATIONA L MANUFACTORY CO..
m2l-tfd aBBIieriuan Ht., Iancaslcr. Fa.
HOt FISHERMEN I-TIIB 1IASS CAM
palgii will seen begin. We are opening
up thelluestloter Tackle, embracing Iho uet
bargains In Reds, Lines, Reels, Heeks, Huskels
nud Hpoen Tiells III the market. Uok up your
old reds nnd see w hat mountings veu need We
have 11 full itrlety or Ferrules, Uukte-i. 'llpi.
Kiel Seats, llutt Caps, Hi:
FHAILEY'H EAHl'END PHARMACY,
flllllwllA lnstern Mi.rlr.,11
-'i'nke Fralley's Haraparllla Compound for
lhe the bleed, aoeundtl.
I t M L-
M.Nv.FAw
11. MARTIN A CO.
J. B. MARTIN & CO,
SOLID COM FORTS
-IOH-
Summer.
DOOR AND WINDOW SCREENS,
AWNINGS.
Mirror, Chandelier and Picture
Drapings,
Fleer and Slair Linens.
Mesquite Canopies,
Slip Cevers,
China Straw Mattings,
J, B. Martin & Ce.,
Cor. Prince & W. King Sts,
LANOAbTElt, PA,
fltm JJlfcwertUements
1 1 in - - "
XpOR COUNTY COMM18HIUNKK,
WH.LIAM OR1MAK,
Of Wanhlnttnn oreuh-Lower DUflet. 'je-
Jeel te ivmecraue Hull's.
apatfd
P
OR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
JAMIwaiJEHT,
of Lsncssler.clty. Hubject te 1gUg$i'
F
OR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
of Providence township. Hubjeel Ip-'Deinnersttr
mlts. marl2-lfwAiny20tfd
F
OR COUNTY AUDITOR.
W. B.HCHNEITMAN.
Of Ellabethtewn boreogh. Hubjeel te IX'mo IX'me
eratlc Rules. m2-3wdftw
F
OR COUNTY AUDITOR.
C, O. AMMON,
of EphraU (Northern district.) Subject te Dem
ocratic rules. ieay2-lmd
C" TlRLS WANTED FOR OhNEHAL HOUSE
J work. Ne. HI North Duke street, Iincaa-
ler r.mpieyineiii iiurrnii. juj-,j
HEAT I1AUOAIN.H IN AUCTION OOODS
TH IH WEEK at
HEINIIOLD'H, Near Depot.
HEAUTIFUL LAWN. HOWEVER
J small It may lie, Is a great luxury. LAN
HAHTKK CHEMICAL COMPANY LAWN
EN RICHER
G
REAT BARGAINS IN AUCTION OOODS
THIS WKEK at
REtNHOLD'S, Near Depot.
-M .KNNERCHOR
BUMMER THEATRE.
Week Commencing MONDAY, JUNE2.
Miss Florence Palmer, Miss Tlllle Frank, Miss
Klllv Van Pelt, Leslie A Henry, Fltrgcrald 4
Keiley.
Admission, 10 cents, which entitles you le
Ice Cream or Sert Drink. Performance rain or
M,I"C" CHRIS HUROEH,
my2(K1md Proprietor nnd Manager.
G1 REAT HAHOAINH IN AUCTION GOODS
r THIS WEEK at
HEINIIOLD'H, Near Depot.
srr A CATION EXCURSIONS.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
All Traveling Expenses Included.
A parly will leave Philadelphia en THURS
DAY, JULY 17, for lhe FIRST OHAND TRIP
of the season te the
Yellowstone National Park,
With ft complete round of nil the points of In
terest in America's Wonderland, and run pis
time for a thorough Inspection of Its many
marvels. Visits wlii be made te Mammoth Het
Springs, the Ixiwer and Upper Uejscr llaslns,
Yellowstone ltke, Yellowstone Falls and Canen
EK-.
In addition te above. EIGHTEEN SUMMER
TOURS In July and August te leading Eastern
Resorts.
JULY IS Excursion te Alaska , Hie outward
Journey being mcrtlie Canadian I'jtlflc Hall
way. Other YELLOWSTONE NATION L PARK
TRIPS. July .11, August 11 and SI, and lse
tcmber 11.
W-Kcnd for descriptive circulars, designating
whether Yellowstone National Park 'I rips.
Alaska Tour or "Eighteen Summer Tours"
arvdeslicd.
RAYMOND A W1UTCOMR.
Ill Seuth Ninth HI. (under Continental Hetel),
Philadelphia. Pa.
JiiiipI-OUI
w
ATC'IIES AND JEWELRY.
Wattes and Jewelry.
If you wish te a buy a '
GOOD GOLD WATCH
We can show you Elegant Patterns In Ladles'
and Gent's Slits nt a Wonderfully
Lew Prlce.
FULLY GUARANTEED.
GOLD AND SILVER READ NECKS AND
IlRACELEl'S, Fen.S, AC.
Spectacles Properly Pitted.
Walter C. Herr,
101 North Queen St.,
COR. OF ORANGE,
TfllNET
AlLOItlNG
890SPRING."890
Fine Tailoring.
The Largest nud Most Elegant Atsertmeut
of
SPRING NOVELTIES
New Heady for Your Iupictlen.
We would also announce lhe purchasoef a
Jeb Let of English Suiting and Treusering at a
great sacrifice, which we will sell nt
Astonishingly Lew Prices,
49-Cnll early te secure a bargain In these
goods.
H. Gerhart,
ONLY
DIRECT IMPOHTINO TAILOR INTHECITY
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
dZf-tfd
S.HK PEOPLES CASH STORE.
FOR BARGAINS
IN
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
FOR BARGAINS
IN
Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear,
FOR BARGAINS
White Goods and Embroideries.
FOR BARGAINS
IN
Clothing' Made te Order,
-(ie where you tan get the llevt Oreds for
the Least Mene.
THAT PLACE IS THE
s
25 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
merI)art n
People
Cash
Stere
Hrre &h9vtlmtmtnt:
- ...
-1 rj
Mir
J J ft A rr rrrrrn
Flrst-clawi Bait enn t had at all time at
i..i.4 n OEO. KREINKR'M,
Ju2-lwd Xe. X north Water Blreit.
Gn?i17wKAntN8 "At,crionaeoi-
HEINIIOLD'H, Near Depot-
VTOTICE THE HEOULAR MONTHLY
rLsl mcetlni of the Yeung Men's Democratic.
KfJfAi.jrtl1 T ,lcm Tuesday Eve, June Sd.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
m3Wtd WILKIEC. BARR,Sccretnrj.
"VVA.?,T,':UraIR'-4 rR GENERAL
V Housework ; geed situations furnished
freoef eharire. Apply
I'ENN'A EMPLOYMENT IICREAU,
12 Seuth Duke Street.
G
REAT HA HOAINH IN AUCTION OOODS
1111.1 WJ.l'.K HI
RKINIIOLDS, Near Depot.
rc
IOH RT-
THAT LAROE
CENTRAL BUSINESS STAND,
NO. 20 EAST KINO STREET.
Inquire within. mtt-tfd
IfSiurj imiuivn, ruer; 1.1. Al, .i unt
! flBiires, go te JOHN HKST, 33-1 East Fulton
atreel. m7-tfd
H
AOER A HHOTIIEH.
Men's and Beys'
FURNISHINGS!
Neckwear.
Unusual Value In Flowing-End Twks, nnd 22
Inch Feur-ln-Hnnd, new Summer Silk Fahrlcj,
ntSTic.
Beautiful Showing of entirely new Pongee
effects In latest Flowing-End Tecks nnd 22-Inch
Feur-ln-Hands, at fiOc.
The New Ideas In Club Heuse Tle, Rens and
Windsors are all here.
Tinder-wear.
A Bargain In Substantial Jean Drawers, all
sizes, at 25c.
Oauze Shirts, nt 25c.
Fine English Balbrtggan Underwear, long and
short sleeves, and extra sizes, at 50c.
G. Benben ft Ce.'s French llalbrlgean Under
wear. Excellent Quality Jean Drawers, Steckinette
Bottems, at DOc.
Hosiery-
Special Value In Unbleached and Fancy Half
Hese, nt 12c ; usual l.rc iiuallty.
Speclal Values In Unbleached nud Fancy Half
IIee, nt 20c ; usual 25c iiuallty.
Fine French Balbrlggan, latest fancies In Im
ported Hair Hese, SKe te 50c,
The Geld Shirt, perfect fitting, well made,
K.10 per half dozen.
Try sample Shirt, a TOc" Shirt. Reinforced
back nnd front, all linen besom, patent stns.
Latest Novelties In Full Dress Shirts, nt 11.25
and 51. DO.
Hager & Brether,
25, 27, 29, 31 West King St,,
LANCASTER. TA.
TJAHOAI
N8
ARGAINS
ATTIIE
Bon-Ten
13 East King St.
Fine Trimmed Hats at 11.50.
Fine Trimmed lints nt 82.00.
Fine Trimmed lints nt J2.50.
Fine Trimmed Hals nt ts.00.
All the Latent Shapes nhd Trimmed with Ucst
Materials, fully worth double the ineue .
New Straw Shapes!!
BIG BARGAINS!!
Black Leghorn Hats at 37c each.
Black Leghorn Hats nt 5$c each.
Black Leghorn Hats at 73c each.
Rest Quality Fionch Chip Hats at ft'c ench.
LargcStraw Flats In every color, 8c each.
Large, Fins Slraw Flats at 23c ench.
Newest Shnpes In Black Valid) ke nnd Bel
grade Straws at 4'c each.
Children's Trimmed Sailors nt lOc each, In all
colors.
Children s Trimmed Hats, In all colors, at 29c
each ; worth 75e te 1.
Children's Lace Caps at 15e and 25c ; worth
double.
A Great Ribbon Sale !
Ever) color of Ribbon, 3, J unci 5 Inches wide
at
I2c. Per Yard,
12c. Per Yard,
12c. Per Yard. .
Regular price fcr same goods, 0oand50e.
We base enl) $,0 0 jsids of these ribbons
They are selling er fast aud e ml vise ladles
who wish any te mil at once, ns this U without
any doubt the gieatest Ribbon Bargain eer
elTVied 111 Lnncastei.
A NEW LOT OF
Flower Wreaths
At Oc. at 15c, at 2tc, Going Very Tast.
eiS-Eerj thing In the Millinery nt lees than
ether stores
THE
BONTON
MILLINERY STORE,
Ne. 13 East King St.,
lurJMiuilHtvK LA.HAbi'EK, FA.
MILLINERY SMI,
!
ten eAMtertUcmetttjB.
N'
EXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE.
Warm Weather Geed)
nr fU,..h. ,)Wnnredac'1 for w-vcral reasons equal in nppcamnce nnd cost teth.l
I1I.ACK Pl.Alll nn.l uTlinil.'ii rum i viume .. .. , "hem,i
.. 7 " w..ui.;iiiii...i,iMimir i-iunviiiK in prcseni. Maat of Fin 1
Cotten nnd Dyed with the Best DRAGON BLACK, they combine shecrncss, itunbluY
DCnnlV Willi Inm en.li IOt It- I"- e.. ..., .-- ... ,......- ,. .... ... ' . "",
trix.rLi . ' " ' ' '
1 igurea Minis, inrte Llnem nnd Embreldctcd
vnl ,, I- m ,pt , """ ,cr'nrll-e1fP"sc"tl"'8;.te60c., and everyone l
Is th I-,.! .i.,. ... ..' "".'.' ""..'
' T" " :" "" i eny. uinBnununiO'c,8C, loe, llc Chambrajs, UUc, 16c,
and 2jc. Ail warranted fast colors.
BATtaATNS IX PEAIXL HUTTONS AND UIIUIOKS.
FHHNESTOCK'
36 and 37 East King St., Lancaster, Pa.
fctcru aibwctitBcmettte.
GKTJRAU,f18 LV AUCTION OOOD1
IlIlsTi WijKK. At
HEINUOLD'B, Near Depot.
irANTED-IIORSES TO rASTUHE.
V Address,
npr23-ird W. W. GROSII, Ncffsvlllc, la.
COUNTRY OIHLS WANTED TO DO GEN.
eral housework In the elly. Apply
n;s'A KJll'LOYJIENT ItUHEAU.
in 9-1 mil
12 Seuth DukuStrect.
ALE HKLPFURNISIIED FREE.
1 Jinrnsfpr I 'mnlm-tn nut lliirnmi M m
01th Dukefitrect. inay2-U(l
G'SEa?8 J AUCTION OOODS
HElNHOLD'S.Nmr Oepet.
ROUT A SHANK.
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS AND .MEN'S
, , OUTFMTERS,
Ne. HO North Queen Streel.
Shirts made te order as low as 11.00. Perfect
fit guaranteed. nt-ld
AT OUR OFFICE YOU CAN GET ANY
amount of
LANCASTER CflEMICAL COMPANY
LAWN ENR1CHER.
Cl-USftL,AA.Pl?,AINS IN AUCTION GOODS
T THIS WKEK nt
HEINHOLDS, Near Depot.
IJtREE FOR ALL FOR ONE WEKIC-UVN-3
caster Kmpleiinent Bureau, Ne. 01 North
Duke street. niaMyd
A UREAT IMFHOVEMENT TO OLD OR
4,V NewLnwnsbyuslnirLANCAHTERCHEAI.
ICAL COMPANY LAWN ENRICUER.
G
HEAT BARGAINS IN AUCTION GOODS
iiiie rx.iv Ht
REINHOLDS, Near Depot.
w
HAT IS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS TO
i-ii-uiuii zeauieui Lawn or itenewnnuid
One.
pUBLlCSALE.
On Satubuav, June 7, 1SW,
A1 .f- "J Washington street, between Duke
HiidChurih stricts.mt'Jo'cleokn. m the Bak
ing Utensils of n Flrst-Clasn Bakcrv.one horse
carriage, two business wngens, sleighs, four sets
or geed harness, set of bakeeven castings with
enst Iren furnace nnd boiler, dough cutters
scales, wheelbarrows, nnd the entire outfit tee
numerous te mention.
T . , H.P.EICHLErt.
Joel. L. Haixes, Auctioneer. in31-Sid
Ty E EXAMINE EYES FREE.
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE 1
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed !
If you have them examined you will probably
dud that theie Is something wrong with them,
and that glasses will ba n great help te yen.
We use Inimitable " D1A MANTA" Ienes,
which nre made only by us, and recommended
by leading Oculists ns the best ulds te defec
tive vision.
Solid Geld Spectacles, :1.00 ; usual price,
BteelHpectacles, fjOe.; usual price, 1.00.
Artlflcl.il Lyes Inserted, 1 ; usual price, s I O.
M. ZIHEHAH & BRO. 130 S. Ninth Street,
OPTICIANS. PHILADELPHIA.
Between Chestnut nnd Walnut Streets.
tnvH-lyd
B
OSTON STORE.
TO-DAY.
One Case Apron Ginghams,
5 c a yard.
21 Pieces Black and White
Challies at 8c.
One Case Yard Wide Best
Batiste, I2jc a yard.
25 Pieces Light and Dark
Challies at Sc
One Case Dress Ginghams,
5"c; usual price, 8c. a yard.
19 Pieces Striped Crape
Wash Goods, Light Celers, yc.
a yard.
je Pieces Curtain Lace at 10,
12J, 15, 17 cents a yard.
17 Pieces of 22 Inch Em
broidery at 25, 35, 2,7lA, 50
cents a yard.
10 Pieces 22 Inch Turkey
Red Embroidery at 25c a yard.
One Case Dress Ginphams.
6yi c; usual price, 10c a yard.
10 Pieces All Silk Black Dra
pery Nett, 75c; usual price,
$1.25.
See our goods, get our prices,
and then let your own judgment
decide whether you can de se
well anywhere else as at
Cil J
aries Mil s.
35 & 37 N. Queen St.,
LANCASTER. PA.
BOSTON STORE.
NSTOR
Tl.
Ul
' J" """eurgaiiaies, ninsoei: , Dotti
Flouncing nud Edgings yeti will find the la
. uur '""" "'" nna tuamemy
&tew SUmcgttstmctttg.l
QARRIAOES.
Doersom Carriage We
iiJS UAHKIAflES, BUGGIES,
usisivnB, aiAiuvur WAGONS,
ttVi ,; "mess Wagen: also, Si
Hnnd .MeCall Wiltens, JumpJseat fear
HIKl Illli(rla will !. .n1., '... Zi-Yrr
l2n.VSBrTffi S""0."!! -JES LJ.
"nd Buggies will le sold nt Vstenlshln
prices, at the
DOERSOM OARRIAOB WOR!
Cerner of Duke and Vine Streets (fe
Norbeck A Mlley).
dMydAwR GEO. 8. NORBECK, 1
pANTALOON DAY.
Pantaleon Day.l
Just received lheery latest In
TROUSER PATTERI
MCORANN A NOWLEN,
nplM)d 130 North Quee
irANTEl)-APPUCATIONS OF C(
,ii i.rai men mm women for all kl
sauice inner. Apply
I'ENN'A E.MI'I.OVM RVT nirnu'j
12 south Duke Si
F
IREWORKS I
riHEAVOHKSI FIREWORKS
Wln.lsfiln in Ti. ilar. ..II U ..n. ...!
.. ..w. ...... ... v........ -.mi ,.,u ncn si, icb.
.I01IN K. WT.AVKIt A
jn'J-lwd 101 West King bt,, Lnneastci
SUR CIOARS, GOLDEN LION AN1
Querldu, nre clenr Havana filler
rs, hiind-miule. In boxes of 2i, 60 and
DEMUTH'H CIOAR SIOI
Sf ! " llcu '" lu E,lsl Kln Hl
oiieiiJi snerai
Since our removal tn nnr nrncni in
fome-lte the I-rnnktln lfimvpl nnr tranm
creased wonderfully. This is easily nce
for by the fact that our stock Is fre'h and
mm our prices nre as low ns It Is os(.
make them. Shoes were never sechea
nresent. We rnn sell m, n inn'. ri.
KniiRaroe Cenitres or Hal for U2.", whlc
riiinpiire mserauiv with nnv shoe sold
Cltv at n liiueh hhrher initie, wlille mi.
of Calf bhees can't be iuinwi.irlirl iiv
dealeis. We have n nice. lreivKhnn i.
at 81, lint for tl.'ii you can uctahenutv. 1
jingiii uoiiffei i iiiuten al II..11, SJ, 2.2T, n
A ceiiulna Hnnd Welt Shoe for fJ.75. Th
mi Dargaiiu.
-WM. H.GAST,
NO. 113 NORTH QUEE?
gupposlte the 1 ranlilln Heuse.
ATAVOIW PROCLAMATION'. IIV
J.X tuoerthonutliorlty csted In me
irdlninee of thu Citv tir i.iinm.i,.r i i
order ami command nil owners of deits i
till) City of IjillCllkler te shut Ihnm null
proper plate, or. If allowed te iun,tese
lllUZZle the Mlnp frum nnd nflnr MflN
JUNi: O.nt 6 p. m., IS'jO, until WEDNEt
JIJJJl 17, i-VU.
1 lie OW MerA .lllnwinrrdntri. tn mn it Inn
less murzled. will be liable te the fine
rjeeiion.ei me ureillinnce or ;ll.
lhe Itnnlmoe&nd ht- tlinnriiiiintniA ..f is
2, will be Inflicted ujien nny person ebstr
the legally employed persons fiem carryl
theeidlnanecsicpeelln(: thec.iiiturliiRi
durlns the continuance or this preelavna
Iniw .'U'ltil imtll'llT niAiM.' m
1 TAYOIVR PROCLAMATION' AT
JjJL s.eiu,en of the year It Is of the ntnul
oeriaiieo in ii un ronevnug ortlinanee
be strictly observed :
ihat "every ert.eii ei persons who
possess or Inhabit the front shop, he
bullillng adjoining te or fronting the feel
iiiiini ,ir leuL ways wunin tueciiy shall
, lift c rvi ., nlnn .. ... f ... . ..r .1.1 f. ..
lltlllilllif- fr nmnprui ,. Kn .i..i.l .n...
cleaned at least en the satniday of e.ich
before 10 o'clock lu the ninrnhiL.. nml nim
for the s-iine dlstauee keep the gutters
and clean."
The peihe of the city nre hereby Insti
le enforce) the previsions of this ordinal
ju.ii.Miei KUBEllT CLARK, Ma
M
'ART1N llllOa.
Theic nre facts In etnl
Facts and Fan
cies That ras
cinate. iner Underwear that
nte thrifty buyers.
Heus Trench nalbrlggel
derw car, nil sizes, T5c.
,1 llsh Balbrlggan Undeill
all sizes, iOe, Gauze Shirts and Drawer!
Sic. bpcrl.il sizes lu Underwear for short
stout men. Lengths and widths right.
huge men will find their sizes here. Si
"rfcrlvcn" Elastic Seam Underwear, novel
put together se It elves with every raJ
Strength, lightness mid comfort for smJ
All sizes In stock, Tee te SI. Heys' Siimmcl
derwear nnd Knickerbockers. There ure
about our bummer Undeiwcar and Ne(
Shirts that tisciiiate the fanciful style
colors nnd prlees never s'llted se well.
dopend en our pen for description. Lend
your eyes. 82 will pay for Shirts and
wear htndsemely. The Thin Summer
and Coats end Vests and Whlte and II
Duck Vcsis aie nil In stock. The style!
pleasing mid many Prices leaning ns
llke them. About 1UJ llejs' Knee rant!
57.50 nnd (i qualities going atffl.M, size!
II going nt broken prices because Ihl
broke n sizes, all new. The I ustem TallJ
or Heady-Mnde Clothing Department can i
5 ou with any Ideal Suit
MARTIN BRO!
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
gev &ah ev fviMtt.
1710R RE.VT-HA.VD'.nME PRONT !(
L1 en 2d fleer. .Ne. 1J WestKlngstree'tj III
KM.iuuii in ineciij loreinee or light buslid
liKiulreef w. w. AMns. I
m-i-tfd
Aller'tUu ln'l
SECURE A HOME KOR YOUR EAMIIJ
Secure a Heme for Your Fami
VOll SALE
OX THE MOST LllinHAL TERMrfl
I've.Miliirr brick dwelllusr beuses. IntK el
feetdeeii, en Lnnruster avenue, between V.l
IHltnnU U'liien mred. i
,..... .nm. I.il.lr ilui lllmr L.tn.a .,. J
4.v.u,j ,'iin ..-.v.....!, iiiiuirn .TJlll DO
s.ird reef, peivhe In front, leth Hi feet deeii
North Pine, betweeu Cheluut and Waif
m n...i..i.l. .... .11 i ..... - tI
a.u-&iuij uwitv uiit-iiiii. iiuuscs wiui rr,
vnrds. Iren fences, lets lull t,fi rii. n ii
Walnut, between Marj nud Pine sereeU. l
Twe-story brick dnellln.- houses, lets m i4
dceti, en W est !,emen street, betweeu Charlvi
iidu .nary sirvcis.
Threotery brick dwelllm; houses, leU 1W) cj
deep, with all the modern Improvements, fril
yards, en West Chestnut street, between Psl
andNevInstrreU. fl
Alse linusehen East Walnut, North LlfJ
North Mary, between Walnut nnd Lemen, iJl
u-'uiun, uenreen jiary ami i-ine urivis, 5
AH the above houses nre In ,'oed order, nev'
fiiijiereu. giw uxiure's in an uie rewuih, ivawrr
he kite, hen, nnd the cellars wiirmntedtubi it J
inn mm n- uir ) eurseir, no iruuni-j 10 !ii
you. 1
I OU IHIEU I hxMru,er8 tf
Te-yq.M,M ,ij, WiNeriu.sn'fcirfeij
- .
'5-4ftrtlwtu.ftati.J- J3c-ri
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