Rfff;'7)r ,r ?'& m
BWSffiin&fmrr im
ERECTORS MEET.
4'
M mil ctMH m mum ik
TK Mf TilH ClilCR.
it" v
i Ttnrtr Committal's Repert Shew
' jwiliti and Expn4lturi Fer
V
iCeivxaiA, June 7. Th ehoel beru
ItMirnMtlnK Hit evening te ciose
hiiim forthe ver. Members prs-
U Mmn. Allisen, Cttrir, sik, iy,
L -.- M TWM . IVAlfA
. wnw iTier. uruiuviiu vfwi.v.
; TW ItuN cemmiUM made the financial
t for the mar. the total being t Ke-
fM0e.72;txpentlturea, f 23,058.40 5
847.321 ainxiDR runa, receipts.
SI ; xptadlturw, ?2,2G8.76 ; balance,
1 report w referred te the borough
UtoraferaiiJlU
1 were ordered te be paid amounting
te
, jerintendent Heffman reported the at-
u the public school (i ter the
iMdlBI June 2d. All promotion
been triads and pupils enrolled for
Item.
president submitted a lengtby re-
Laflabedrlnc a number et recommen-
leni relating te the best interests of the
, and thanking the beard for mcir
Operation In the dlschargp of tlietr
lea, V
lie beard was declared adjeuried sine
IBsemary May ropertoi roceiringxcertin-
. . . ...
ref election from Messrs. uoe. m. aiu-
, Jehn A. Slade and W. O. Tayler. The
went Inte organitatlen with Air.
tide as temporary president and Mr.
rlc as temporary secretary.
KiDr. W. O.'Tayier was olected president,
Making bis sixth eonsecuuvo term.
kThe salary of thosecrctary wis fixed nt
1 per month, and I W. May was eiecicu
eretary, making his sixth term.
'.The bend of the treasurer was fixed nt
8,000, and the Columbia National bank
aa elected treasurer.
KTfce salaries of the Janitors wero fixed at
1 same rate as last year. Janitors were
fleeted as follews: Cherry strect, Jehn
&Xllngbeil; Toplar street, Jehn wcmii :
sat street, C. Strawbriuge; iimtiiuie
B. Leckard: Fifth utreet, Grafton
fosnsen: encra beuse. Frank McFalla.
,The salary of the librarian was fixed at
100 per year and Miss M. E. hesi was
ted librarian.
! , The tax rate for the year was fixed at .'
ills for general purpones sum 1 mill ler
sklng fund. There Is no change in inn
; rate.
SThe salaries of the teaehers were fixed at
1 tame rate as last year.
JTue school term for 1900-01 was fixed at
lit and one-balf months.
H Children's Day Services.
5 Children's Day will be observed ou Sun-
morning in Trinity Tiorenneu church,
I In this connection the Sunday school
11 celebrate the 46th anniversary. The
iron will be handsomely decerated and
(fine order of worship rondcred.
Children's Pay will be celebrated en
today morning in the Methodist church
Tery interesting exercisos. The
itch will be trimmed.
f.The Presbyterian Sunday school will el-
re their Children's Day 011 Sunday
nlng. The exerclses will be Intercst-
tand the church decorated.
Iren's Day will occur In Mount Ien
yHi E. church en Sunday at 2 and 8
' Rv. H. TV W Smith. f Allmitln
, N. J., will preach in the morning.
Mr. Butler, of Gettysburg, will
1 tin we oecena street j.uineran
t en Sunday.
' Smith, aged 10 years, son of Simen
met with a painful accident latt
at Third and Chestnut streets.
and a railroad signal cap, which he
Vwas a box of blacking. 11 0 et-
l te open It with n stene nnd an ex-
t followed. A piece of the tin struck
1 in the left arm, cutting nn ngly
aeverlngnn artery. A physician
hip bla injury.
Taeeffce -tUrner and Sylvester llertzlcr,
Bwn.were before Snuire Selly lastoven-
for riding en freight trains. They paid
fteoate and wero discharged.
itysmiiu Bueu 11 is who, aiiii, uciere
) Selly, for assault and battery. The
1 was settled. The parties are cel e red.
re. Barnh A. Cerwin, mether of G. K.
fin, of this place, died en Thursday at
May Point. The remains will be
light te town en Sunday at 10a. m, and
terred In Mount Iloihel cemetery.
LfJU W. May entertained the school beard
evening at enuie s ice cream saloon
r the meeting of the beard.
- Tke funeral of rerey A. McCauley was
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
abersortbe Aurera Secial club iittoiuled
1 funeral lu a body.
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'&&. THERE AVAS II All. IN IT.
(tterm or Vobtertlny Bid Uuiiiniie
In the County.
wTfce storm of yesterday afternoon was
.mere sovere lu some soctieus of tLia
aty than it was in Ibis city. Uore tuore
pa hoary fail or ralu, which gar the
its a geed wasbluir and made itself use-
I In ether ways. It was belioved by
wheu the storm came up Unit
would be hall, but Unit
ieally passed around, us. Dark
Uls. ,lniriiia i Bome tlme
southern, seulheajsteiu. and wuith-
ern directions from the city. Down at
i Harbej- Uiere was a very heavv lall of
rail, which continued for fifteen minutes
r,more, Stones a large us walnuts, with
1 bulls, were found, and after the hterm
ceased they could be shoveled up. The
liaroer noenlo secm te have missed
opportunity te fill thelr ice houses.
hall breke a great many window
for ditferent lieeple. and it is
sieved te have dene much damuKe te
nit, especially te the grapes. At diOerent
I tne tobacco plants which have just
l set out were badly cut, but It is early
they will gniw out of It. About
ega Centre tliore was considerable
I of hail, but it was very neurlv as irreat
feSfe Harber. The reads wero badlv
bed In that sectleu, as the rainfall was
ry heavy.
JHm dark cleudi In a soulucasterlv
ion seem te have breuirlit hall ulsn.
ktwgau down about Millport and waH a
ad deal heavler in the direction efStruv
and through the Laiupeters. On
ant of the hail the air Is much cooler
'ami lwoiile have somethiin; te be
iful for.
'rts
?'3I
f .
A 11IU WKECK.
irretsht liusbes Inte Anether nud 11
,& Tlllnl Intetlm Wrnnlr.
1 morning the Pennsylvania railroad
ny Jiail a large and very bcrleus
at Vulley creek, which is just east
Qwplngtqwn. Onefreleht train, that
1 going west and had cars of different
Is, was run into by another irelue In
(avue dlrciieu. Ten cars of the first
1 were knocked off the rails and broken
es. Just as the wieck occurred
r Height train was nassln?
t-It dashed into the mass of broken
, atia five of the ears of that train were
U 011. Beth tracks were covered
ears, several of which were also
I agslnet the teleirranhtower. break.
t building up very badlv and ai.
k wrecking it. The wreck occurred
Kee crriecK, ana the wreckcri from
nmrg ana olher places were sum-
me large force of men went te
, and It was six o'clock this morning
uiy uati uie tracK cjearcu. News
wnlsu brings the Philadelphia
tlper, was about an hour late.
that In all of the vxteusive
wracks that this company is continually
bavins-, It Is seldom that any railroad men
are hurt. Alt escaped uninjured lnUiat of
this morning.
A FINE CONCERT.
Given by Prof. Tberbhn'a OrtdMnlral
Scheel and Yeung Zdles'.' '"
Iiast evening the orchestral school of
rref. Carl Therbahn, the well known
teacher of music, gave n Ancert in thb
chapel of Trinity church. The'hfialr was
given nndcrthe auspices of the Junier Mis
sionary society of the church, nnd the at
tendance was quite large. In addition
te the number of the schebl. the
following young ladles assisted at the
cencert: Miss M. Mae Byerly, of Mlllors Mlllers
ville, and Misses Levlula D. Kaufman,
Benrleltn M. Mitchell, Marien Hatnaker
and Effie G. Bewman, of this city.
Kvery neinber of the programmewas
well given, reflecting great credit upon the
performers as well as Prof. Therbahn, ami
the applause by the andlcnce was very
liberal. The programme In full was as
follews:
Overture Welcem, Op. "2,.M K. N. OitJIn,
Tnunhnliner March It. Wagner.
HanoSeUHtu (Allegre con HplrIle), .Merart.
MIm Marlen itamnkcr.
Flute Kole Al pi ne Mcrne. Op. 290 W. I'epp.
Jehn K. Hmall.
PInoDue-8onaU,On.a -...A. Dialielll.
Misses lAVltila D. Kaurmnn and Henrietta
M. Mitchell.
Haxophene Hale Must We then Meet bh Htrnn-
Eers ?..., - ......11. Tbemns.
Geerge Kahlcr.
Overture Heme Circle..... .R. Hrhlenegrell
f Ailmtle Frem nuydu's Hymjihenle .Ve, ....
1 Vlvnrn Anl
Piane Hole-llharModle Hongretse Ne. 2.
Frank MuL
Miss Mse Jljerly.
Violin 8ofe-Hoii vcnlr of tlie Alps, Op. 01 ...
A. llcrniun.
Clurcnce rteyer.
Plnne Bole-rantnsle from the Opera Zsmpa,
Op. 93.
MlnsEflleU. Ilewman.
Qimrtctte for Four Violins Op. (...... lUlleline.
Harry I). Hepkins, Merris Iecl), riarence
lleyer, I.uther IJ. Herd.
Helectleu-Oii NnUennl Airs, Op. 81.......:.. -.
Thce. .Moses.
Ornnd Marcli-Kur Kaiser nnd Itelcli.. A. Hen.
Unit ou (lerracht'n Alimony lleml.
Suit was brought this afternoon by J.
W. Jehnsen, esq., for the Ijincas Ijincas
ter county peer directors, against
V. II. Oorrecht, principal, and A.
A. Myers, Isaae D, Lutz, nnd
Jehn F. Urlmmer, auroties, te rcoevor en a
S-'tOObend given by Gerrechl when he took
out his appeal te the supreme court from
the erder of our court, orderlng him te pay
te Ills wife Henrlclta Gerrccht, S-'0 per
month alimony out of the trust cstate in
his hands. Mr. Gerrccht considered
this amount oxcesslvo and inmle
no payinentl since lust Ducomber,
oxpeettng te have the supreme court di
minish the amount. Ills appeal, however,
was uel. prossed, and the bend was couso ceuso couse
quontly forfeited, resulting in tho'presont
action.
The alimony from July le December,
18S9, was recovered by an attachment suit
uftortheceuttjiud tnnde an order for Its
payment. Mrs. Gerrechl has been innln
t ilned for boiiie tlme pii.it ut the alms
house The Otliut- Slde.
A slatomeiit nppuared in thu i'eIuiiiiin of
lust oveuing's papers te the en'ect that
Hubert l.lttle, the brakeman whuniiii
Jtirctt at UmelPN Landing en Memluy, wat
in destitute circumstances. A loprouenU leprouenU lopreuenU
UvoofSuperliiteudonl Wilsen was in town
te-dny, and he Hinted that tliore wns no
necessity for the mail belng an object of
charity if they avail themselves of the
privileges olio red. The rules el the com"
pany roqutre till new men te beceme ineiu ineiu
be rs of the llcllcf department. Lltlle bo be bo
camea moinberenrly in May and puld In
but 1-80. Fer that he will rccolve enu
dollar jier week for fifty-two weeks Jf It lsi
shown that he is incapacitated lorweik.
In addition le this the man has $39 coming
te hi 111 from the company for wages. This
statement is but fair te the railroad com
pany. Almest Struck lly 11 Train.
This morning a countryman, who was
driving a herse bllched te a covered wagon,
stepped ou Water street below Millllii. He
get out of the wagon te attend te heiiiu busi
ness and left his wlfe sitting in the wngen.
About that tlme the Quarry vllle train due
here at 7:40 came up the track. The horie
frightened and desptte the efforts of his
ewner te nt op him he Jumped upon the
track almost In front of the engine. Jelf
Greir, the engliicer, Is a careful mini nud
when he saw the danger he quickly re
versed bin eiiglneiuid brought It ten stsnd
still within u couple of feet of the teaiu.
The woman was se frightened by the acci
dent that she Jumped from the wagon anS
fainted. She was carried Inte 11 neighbor
Ing house, whero nlie was unronseloiiH for a
short tlme.
lluil HeyH.
There are numernus gangs of bad boys
in this city who should be dUporsed. Tliore
is ene let that gather at Duke and German
t reels, and ninuse thoiuselves by breaking
window glasses in the school building,
Anether let make themselves n nulsaiire
by playing ball ou Ann strect, botweon
Orauge and Chestnut.
Unoef the largest and worst crowds Is
thu ene that meets ut Mulberry mid Juntos
street. Lust night tliore was half a hun
dred or mera tliore playing in the middle
of the street, cursing, swearing and Insult
ing poeplo. Anether bad let make their
headquarters ut the corner of College and
Marietta aveuues.
Hiiuuwny Of n l.umbc-r T011111.
The teum of W. G. Mollluger A Ilie. ran
e(T this morning en the Willow Street
turnpike, a few miles south of this city.
The team was leaded with lumber and was
In charge of 11 seu of ene of thu Melllngers.
In going down a hill a beard slipped and
struck 0110 of the herres. This started him
running and the boy full from thu wagon.
The wheels imsscd ever ene leg and
crushed It. After running some ilistance
the team was stepped.
Anothei- Suit A uel ut-1 the County.
V. M. Gilbert, late solicitor for the prison
lnspccteis, te-day bieughl a suit against
the county te recover 9110.71. which he
claims te be due him for ceuimlssluns 011
moneys eolleclcd fur goods sold from the
prison. The inspectors admit owing him
jlO, but say that It Is no 111010 than that
amount.
The Yeung People.
The Yeung People's society, of the Duke
atreet M. I. church, met last nlghtaiid con
cluded te meet only unce n mouth, the dec dec
etid Friday, dining the mouths of July and
August. Mihs I.lllle Halt Mas olected
organist,.
l'osteiiu-u Heiii-h Cliiiuce.
The Sunday hours at the postelllco will
be changed after te-morrow. Poeplo Mho
hase biibioeitthcre would de well te make
unote'of this. The hour was lieiu 11:30
a. m. te 12:30 p. in. New It will be fiein 8
te Da. 111.
Ders Muxt He Muzled.
The owners of dogs should remember
that this Is the last day that dogs will be
allowed te run loeso uumurzled. They
must have thelr heuds bandaged up for
eue month. The mayor hay appointed a
deg catcher and the ordlinmce will be en
forced. Other Eniimorntei-H Appointed,
Themas Kaby, of the Sixth ward, uud
Geerge W. Loclier, of the Ninth, vcre
obliged te resign us census enumerators,
owing te ether business. Harry Heist
took lZaby's place and Glcssner l.cin.in
get that ofLecher.
A Hand Picnic.
The baud picnic that is belug held ut
Fenryu Park te-day Is belug yery largely
attended, although, there are net main main
over from Lancaster. Quite a number of
well known bauds tire ou the grounds.
T.xpcntlen Issned.
Abram K. Ilerr, through bis attorney, P,
D. liiiker, Issued execution this morning
for $SS7.71 against Ulatn T. nosh, of East
Lampeter.
This svcnlnic we will sell all the 23e,tOe and
75c UnilerirarmenU out of our show window,
lid AKTltlClI'S P. O. K.
The First of the Htimmer Excursions.
Next Thursday morning at 7:40 U10 Junier
Missionary society's cxoursleti train te the ML
1'cnn Giavlty rend nl Heading will Irate, the
Blcvens Meuse dtpet, te get back by 8 p. m.
Everybody who has taken this trip Is enthu
siastic ever Its charms. The tickets Include
the BtvltOibackniid street car coupons.
Trinity Lutheran Church Excursion
Te Heading, Mineral Hprlngs and Ml. Term
tlrally railroad, en Thursday, June 12. Train
leaves Quarry vllle at 0.80 a. m., fsre 1 WX lave
Incnster (King street) at7:W( Columbia at
7.35 fare, II JO. The rules named Include street
car fare In both directions through the rlty of
Heading, and eight miles ride erer Hie M t. Tenn
Oravlty railroad, the New Hwllcliback.
Jiine.&,7.V,ll
Slenthi
MAnv.-Jn this city. Itnlph Douglas Man by,
son or William ami Annie Manny, In his 4th
month.
The relntl vas and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te ntleiifl thnmnerai, rrem
his parents' residence, Ne. 118 East New street,
en Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment
at Woodward Hill cemetery. ltd
Mkykh. In CenteHVllle, en the 7th IdsL, Jehn
Meyer, gf d 79 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are r
spcetfiilly Invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence of his son-in-law, Batnuel Elliett,
Ne. 2UBeuth Queen street, en Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. Interment nt Iincasler
cemetery. 2U1
HciiwrnBL. In this city, en tlm flth Inst.,
Charles Hrliwebel, In the (Kid ) riirer his age.
The relatives and friends or thn fmlly-ale
Eo-slm-ke-ne e Tribe. Ne. 22, 1. O. It. M add the
linncasterMirnncrcher, arc resiecirully Invited
te at I end the funeral, from his lute residence,
Ne. 471 Freiberg street, en Monday nlternoen
at 4 o'clock. Intcrinentat Zleu's remetcry. ltd
Kauffmak. June 8, isne. In Philadelphia.
Francis A., only son of Joeph A. and Martha
A. Kaufliiian, III Ills 4M J tar.
Funeral from his father's residence, 4217 laid
low street, Philadelphia.
Mtrtrheta.
" Grain ann itovIbIeiih
rurnlshcd by H. K. Yundt, llreker.
Ciiioaeo, June 7, 1:00 e eleck p.m.
Wlicttl, corn, flats, l'era. uira.
June Ill I
HI
K
July vi',i
August ni
Hptemtier.. ... !)2
October, ,
December , W,i
Vnur
12 &
(1(0
se
ml
0 22
37
Crude Oil-June 8;j
Closing Prices 2:14 o'clock p. m.
Wheal com imts. 1'erir. ijira
ii.nrt . . ni
31
JS
July- II2J4
AllRUSt - IM
Heiiemter P2J
October .
December - UlJi
Year
Consels
Crude Oil July
3tji
Mi?
30
sis
12 80
13M
607
0 20
37K 24
87JJ
Carious.
::
57S
2S
Receipt.
WlnlerWheat...
Spring Wheal....
Cern
Oats....i , -
Rye
Hurley
Consels
Head.
Receipts Hogs....
Kecelpls-Caltle.
Htoek Mnrketn.
Quotations by Ri'cd,McGraim A Ce., Imnkers
l.nucastcr, I'n.
NKW YOIIK I.IMT, 11 A. H. 12M. Ir.S
Atchison. Tep., Santa Fe
Canada I'acluc.
C. C. C. A I
Colerado Ceal
(Vutrnl l'uoltle.
Canada Southern txijfi Myt
fhl.Si. U.vl'hg .
Dcn.A. KlfiO
Del. U & W HO' J UV.i
Krle Wi Wi
Krle 2nds -
Jer C..... -
K.AT
Leil..l,N- imjj mi
U Shere - 113)2 113)i
Mlrh.Cen
MiHseurl Paellla. V', "!
Heck. Valley -
N. P...J .T7 37t(
N. IM'ref. M (O)J
N. West.-
N.Y.C 110 110
New Knglaiid 60) f tJi
hilNt TCIlllCNSOO
Omaha -
Oregon Tnuiscoiitliieutnl. U) M',i
Ontario A W-
Paclfle Mall
lllchmendTcriiiln.il 2:1 2.1
SUl'nlll 77K 77K
Texas Parlnc SS.'? '."."i
Union Pnclllc U7jJ C7),
WabiuiU Cem ....
Wabash l'ret. .") Wi
Western U . K'J H.'r)J
West Shern Henda
rtlllAOKI.l'llIA LIST.
lh. Val .
It. N. Y. A Phlle,
lu H. H,. M 61
Reading 2.1 7-10 UIU
Leh. Nav 62); 62JJ
llcntenv. Pass
v.ai:
N. Cnt.
Peeples l'uss
lldgt's . 60S (v'.JJ
ilciu bucfttocmcute.
CHEAP-PUKE HYP. WIIIHKIHV, I11.ACK
herry, Ginger and Kunimel lirandles.
HOHRER'S LIQUOR STORE,
Ne. 22 Centre Square,
WTA NTEDSPRIG HOYS ATIO NOW Til
V CHAllLOnKSTKKiri'. ltd
("1 HAND LUNCH THIS P.VENING AT THE
I IbiiiNlug Heiikc, Nes. SI nnd 2(1, corner of
Chestnut unit christian streets, oppeslto the
lVnn'n. Depot,
ltd" II. KANSING, Proprietor.
I7IR1MH PICKED LANCASTER COUNTY
' stranherrles for Stmdav, this eienlng.
Alse Turtle Soup, Pregi, Deviled Crabs, Spiced
and Salt Oysters. Fresh Pens nnd ether cgf
tahles. tW. ECKKHT,
It Ne ISO East King Street.
CLAM hOUP FOR LUNCH TO-NIGHT
at theSHAMROCK, 3M.I Kast King Stn-et.
SiriMiger's ll.rren tap,
ltd , J. It. DONNELLY, Prep.
CLAM.M1UP roil LUNCH THIS EVEN.
ing at tlm Schllkr lleuu, 2::) North
((ueniiklreet. Helb't, llaeirucr's and Sprciig.
er's Ilecr en tne.
ltd W'M. SPANGLElt, Proprietor.
4
hi
10DPIHH CAKES WITH TOMATO SAUCE
J FOll LUNCH TO-NIGHT at the Maner
etel. 217 mid 21U Wtwt IvIiilf Klnpl iinniwlln
the King Street Rink. Klekrrs and Sprenger's
lltx'r draiin ft inn the keg.
JOHN 1). I1ISSINGEK,
ltd Proprietor.
(-iknuincsnappeKTjeiFp rat lunch
H t" night ntWIrlh's. Hulkci, Wackeraud
Hprcngcr's llecrs en tap.
, , MHH.WIRTII,
ltd North Christian street.
TToti:17feu s.vleTn "this city, doing
1 1. geed tuisiness and choice location. Ar
ply ut THIS OFPIJE.
ltd
rANTED.
Hejs nnd
wants, wanted lit
Juue2lil
girls 12 .icars old nnd up
PlflENlX CORK WORKS.
SCHOOL TAX, IKU-THi: DUPLICATE IS
new In the hands of the Treasurer. 'I hree
per cent, oil If paid before August 1. OlUce
hours rrem i n in, till 1 p. in.
. , W O. MARSHALL, TrciiMirer.
JejtnnhlR Ne. U Centre &n,uurc.
rplIE ONLY CIGAR STOKE WH1UIEYOU
L can purehase luipeited unit Key Writ
Cl,'urs,and II. F. Hraelei 'sKuperhirCavendlJli.
DEMUTlPs CIGAR SHIRK.
Ill East King Street.
alK-tMR
Telephone.
BAU'
HA IT CI1U1IS
Firt-cl,ns Halt can be had nt all times nt
.... , GEO. KRKINUR'S,
Ju2.vd Niv 1 .yrlh Water btreet.
atj-i! 11 avITtii i: IIWT ASSORTM f.nt "of
..?' l'lix'8 and Clg.ir Helders. French Hilar
Pipes In uises.rX:. each. All the One brands
of Smoking Tobacco.
,u .,... DKMUTH'B CIO Alt STOKE.
IWfdlt ui East King street,
rplIKY CAN ALL COPY HUT NONE CAN
X Lqunl Hilly Wiut'i. Hnnna Filler Clgur
"l. . ,..N"'A5lWNORTHQuKKNST.
itec5-tiiud.M,Tu,Th.S
f ANTeT).-QUARIIYMEN" WANTED 1X3
n?,L ,'(u?r,ry hy l,,u lK-rtfl1 r ln. Apply at
fJ.lJ'1'ruhWluurry, near New Clly VVatcr
UiKIS, 1
4 NICE 11UILDING IMF FeiTsAl.E. COR
..JuLa,cU 'l"'1 cl'rK,lal' strci-ts near
niiirent Immediate possession. In.
'"' 2 SOUTH QUEEN ST1CEOT.
PUIILICSALEOF ILLINOIS HORSIN
I On Monday, June V, We, will be sold
JiO-'fsan'.Wal'Btebles. Market street, rear
Ji.fa,7atV.1 llmv Lancaster. Pa., a carload
0 "S Horscs.seme driving horses and geed
bale te' commence at 1 o'clock 11, in. A rredlt
of 00 days wlllse given. ' rf m
JW PANIEL LOOAN,
ItrMt 9kkctlemtnt.
IOST-A GOI.C WlACEt,nT-ON THE
J Heiilh side of West Orange street, between
ater and Charlette streets. A literal reword
wilt hQpaidbyretnrr.Inf same te tblsorncser
te NO. v W. OH ANOE HT.
-pMNKTAILOniNUt
ALt. THE LATEST NOVELTlfcH IN FINE.
WOObE.NH,AT
aphMmdR
Ne. 41 West KlngHtrcct.
TJEST 80 HAVANA
FII.t.F.ll CIO AH
IN
JJ
the city, at M 111 M.Y WA ITOH.
i'r. VW (1U1 H )JSVVS WH
decS-OmdM.Tlt.Tb
GIIEAT HAIMJAINM IN AUCTION OOODH
THIHW.KKtNUoLOTiNHirlpeU
A THOaTEK'H COttNEB HALOON.
A NICE HOT LUNCH
will be served every morning from 0 te It!.
Kupperl's Celtbrated Beer drawn from the keg.
aprtO-lfd
TUIHJEH HAVE IX)NO K1NUE. DECIDKO
fj that IllllyWattis Cigar U the Best In the
State. "U 10. NOHTH QUEEN 6T.
dcc8-mdM.Tu,Th J
B
EST TWO FOll F1VECF.NT.C10AH8
the city, B11.111 HAii.n,
decfrHndM.Tu.ThJ
T IVB I1A1T I
Live Bait for Bass Fishing,
A nd 1 1 Window Awnings for sale et Southern
""nf-iVvd ED. HANKING.
rTHiETSfkvv ei)riEHiJici:it.
Iletcl Keepers, Hearding Houses, Oreeers and
all Cutters of Meatsuse our Hllcer. It Is , riper
feet one. Will slice llrcad. Fruits and nil Hone Hene
less Meals, etc., etc. It will Oil a wantleng felt,
mill Its construction makes Its use perfectly
safe. 11 will be a household treasure te all who
" iU NATIONAL MANUFACTORY CO..
m2l-trd iBSHherinan Ht.. Lancaster, l'a.
JUNEHOHI-m"
AK1 THF.
Het Days Are Here!
ICE CHEAM HOllA, MII.K HIIAKE AND
KHU1T CHEAM HYItUPH.
Elegantly hcrvedet
LONO'B West End Drug Btore.
Chestnut and Mary 8U.
Htrawberry and Lemen Syrups made fresh
from from the Fruit. te-day. ltd
B
HOWN'H DRUG STOlta
Skin Curative Seap
Keeps the Skin Seft nnd Smeeth ns Velvet.
Cures All Skin Diseases and Heals All Cutane Cutane
ous Eruptions.
PRICE 16c CAKE.
-AT-
BROWN'S DRUG
H.nl3-lyTu,Th,B-R
JT0RE.
TOSK IIROS. i HARTMAN.
Parasols! Parasols! Parasols!
OREAT 11AUGAINS1N
PHRKSOLS.
GENTS SUN UMllllBLLAB,
WAGON UMURELLAS.
COACH UMBRELLAS.
All kinds of Umbrellas nnd Parasols made te
enlci .
ALSO.NET PARASOLS.
REPAIRINO & RECOVERING NEATLY DONE.
AT THE MAKERS,
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
14 East King St.
nprl2 3md
OEI.kcT COUNCIL ORDINANCE, NO. 1.
May 7, 1SW, In Select Council Head and He
fu red te Flnance Committee. Same
Day RtiMirted A iMrniu lively and
Oidercdtobe Printed.
AN ORDINANCE.
Appropriating SM10.SO of l'ri'iiilums from Sale
of Lean te Pay Interest en Leans.
He It ordained by the Select nnd Common
Councils or the City of lJinn.iter,UliatSl,U6.b0
of the premium received from snlonfleaubo
appropriated le pay Interest ou Leans.
Ordained nnd enacted Inte a law at the city
or laincastcr, June 4, lw.
J.H. I1AUMGAHDNER,
President Common Council.
DaviiiL. Dkkn,
Clerk Common Council.
I). E. LONG,
President Select Council.
J. K. HAIIR,
Clerk Select Council.
Approved June 0, IRK).
Je7-3td ROHERT CLARK, Mnj or.
STTlkcFteuncil ORDINANCE NO. 3.
May 7, 18W. In Select Council Rend nnd llcrcrred
te Finance Committee, Snme Day Reported
Anirmiillvcly undOnlcred te be Printed.
An Ordinance Refunding fO.WO of the Lean or
February 6, liDO.
WllKilKAi, Since the pnssnge of the Ordlnniice
Ne. i, enacted February 5, M, ruudlng certain
six per cent, certlllcatesef Indebtedness, II has
been dlM-exrcd Hint the amount of SI.My-fle
llnnrtriil (J0.600) Dollarsinere of said certlllcates
of Indebtedness were presented for redemption
than said ordinance punided for; therefore,
He It erduliied by the Select nud common
Count lis of the City of Uincaster, that for the
purpeM of refunding said Slxtv-llve Hundred
(pl,.'MI) Dollars of the Clt's luilititcdness that
the mayor of the city bound Is hereby author
ized uml empowered te Is.ne n ccrtltlcatu of
Indebtedness for Slxty-tlve Humliel (fO.VX))
Dollars, bearing four per cent. Interest, the
sama te be placed lu the Sinking Fund.
Ordained and enacted into a law nt the City
of I-unrnstcr, June 1, lsye.
J. H. HAUMGARDNER,
Picsldcnt pre tern. Common Council.
DaviiiL. Drr.x,
Clerk Commeu Council.
D. K. LONG,
President Select Council.
J, K. IHliu,
Clerk Select Council.
Approved June 0, lSW.
Junc7-Md ROHKIIT CLARK, Majer,
A
N ORDINANCE.
Anpreprhitlng the public meucj s of the city of
ljmeust.il te thesev oral departments thereof
for the fiscal year commencing en the
llrstday of June, 1SW.
Mhcriex 1. He It ordained by the Select nnd
Common Councils of the city or Lancaster,
that the sum of two hundred ami four thousand
one hundred and scveuti.lhiec (201,173) dollars
he and Iho same Is especially appropriated te
the scicnil objects hciclnunci named, for the
fiscal ear ceinineiulng en the tlrstdayef June,
A. D. IMHIi
niCEIITs.
Nine mills en fU.lCM.iW fH7,yOOC
Water rent .. .V.'ttl IX)
Hetel licenses ld.ux) ft)
Market rents 7,ftM 00
Rent of city property 1,000 til
License tax mid receipts Irnm mil) or. 3,tXX) 10
Additional pencnUige, collection of
city tax . 600 00
Additional iH-rcintuge en wnter icnts. 150 U)
Total . . .$201,173 00
SKCTle.N 2.
Te pay Interest en leuns, Including
sinking rund $ 3W123 IS
Te pay principal en leans I mil W
Te pay State tax. . UuiM
Te pay street damages . ltl.UM (0
Repairs of streets .,000 00
10 pay gnuiing, guttering, sew cm,
tiehslnesnud mncadamling
nclglnn and Asphalt blocks
Water works general . . ..
l.ujuiK pipes
Salaries .. .
l'olliennd turnkey
Salaries of engineers, drivers nud lire
department .. ..
Flre department, general
Empire house.. .
Te purchimi base . ...
Llghtlug city
Heard of health
Prtiitlng uud stationery.
Temporary le.ui
Kelly claim
Abatement en city lax
Abatement en water tax .
Colliding clly tux
Centlngenclca.
10.1O) 00
3,11X1 00
11,1X1)00
a,ve 00
0,100 te
I5,fU 00
7.170 SO
J,0 00
6,1X0 ft)
l.bOO 0)
2li.lXs) 00
1.IXX) 00
1.200 ft)
22.010 00
2.'X) ft)
,l,ft) 00
2.H0 IX)
JX) tu
5,311 22
Total . V-'OI.UiOO
Ordained and cnucted tntea lawat the City
of Lancaster, June 4, iswl.
J.H. HAUMGARDVKR.
President Commeu Council.
Daviu L. Deen,
Clerk Common Council.
I). E. LONG,
President Select Council.
J. K. Hahk,
Clerk Select Ceuucll.
Appruvvr) Jnnsli. lUXi.
jeo-em
HQUKKXCLAHK, Majer.
Jtew difttvtvtfaemcnt
fiAnntAaK.
Doerftem Carriage Works.
FINE CAHltt AOEH, HUOOtlM,
riLETONfl, MAHKET WAOONB, KTc
A 'Platform lltiiiicss Wsgeii: nlse, Heoond Heeond Heoend
Hand Mi-ChII Wngeus, Jitmp44eat Uirrlages
and Buggies will b sold nl astonishing low
prices, at the
DOERSOM OAREIAOE WORKS,
Cemer of Duke and Vine HI reels (formerly
Nerbtck A Mllcy),
dMydAwll GEO. B. NQRUECK, Prep.
"I IHL1 WANTED FOIIUKNEIIALHOUSK.
VT work, Ne. 01 Ni.rth Diue street, Umcos Umces
tcr Employment Htiresn. may2-lyd
-I REAT IIAIIOAIN8 IN AUCTION GOODS
VJ1 IIHM WEEK al
HKINHOLD'8. Near DeeU
GREAT HAHOAINH IN AUCTION OOODS
THIS WEEK nt
HEINHOLD'H, Near DepeU
G
BEAT IIAHOAINH IN AUCTION GOODS
Tlllb WEEK III
HEINHOLD'S, Near DcpeL
irA NTEDOIHI.S FOll GENERAL
W Housework ; geed situations furnished
free of charge. Apply
PENN'A EMPLOYMENT HURF.AU,
12 Seuth Duke Htrcet.
G
RF.AT IIAItOAlNB IN AUCTION GOODS
THIS WEEK nt
HEINHOLD'H, Near Depot
CITY tXx.-THE CITY TAX DUPLICATE
Is new In the hands of the City Treasurer
Ter collection. An abatement of three per cent,
will be allowed for prompt payment. Olllce
hours from 0 a. in. te 12 m. and 1 te 3 p. in. Ou
Monday and K itnnlny evenings the office will
be open from 7 te 8 o'clock.
t J.H. HATHFON,
Juneetn.1011 Triasurer.
N
JEW
Neckties and Pins.
AT KKIBMAN'B.
RKAT HAHGAINS INDUCTION GOODS
T THIS WEEK nt
HEINHOLDS, Near Depot.
-pANTALOON DAY.
Pantaleon Day.
Just received the very latest In
TROUSER PATTERNS I
McGRANN NOWLEN,
aplMyd 130 North Q.uccii St,
G
HEAT HARGAINS IN AUCTION GOODS
THIS WEEK at
REIN HOLDS, Near Depot.
J."
MARTIN A CO.
During the Menth of June
-AT-
J. B. MARTIN & CO'S.
rA Meney Having Menth te Purchasers.
HEAVY REDUCTIONS
IN
DRESS GOODS.
SUMMER SILKS-75 quality down te 3ee.
oOe miallty down te 2.V;.
BLACK HILKS-Ten pieces reduced te P5c.
former price $1.26. Warranted for ene year net
tocutershlft.
SURAH S1LKS-AI1 the tl n yard Surah
Silks Reduced te 75a per jard.
HLACK HKNRIETrAS About Iwcnty-tlve
Short Lengths, miming from 6 te 16 yards-.
$1.60 iiunllty at $1.10; $1.2.3 iiunllty nt UOc; $1
eiinllty nt70e. "
HLACK HRILLIANTINE-Ferty-six Inch
whlent&Oc, worth 75c. The Greatest Hargnlns
lu Itlnek Dress Goods cvcreflcrcd.
DltE-sS SAT1NES Thlrtj-lle cent qunllty
ntlOe; 2jeiualltvat 15c; ISc quality at I -'Ac;
Y2m nnnllty at 10c; 10c quality at 8c.
PARA-sOl.S Closing out the entire line, and
m 0 me offering the let at 25c, 60c, $1 and $1.60.
DOMESTICS Great Hamulus in Domestics
during this sale, lamcastcr Ginghams, 6c. a
ard; Hill Muslin. 1 jnid Mlde, 6c; llest Cali
coes nt 6c n ynrd; 20c Ticking nt 12J:c; Fc
Cheviot; bhlrtlng ill Gc; Dress Calicoes ut 3c n
:urd.
LACE CURTAINS-During this month we
glve the Greatest Vnlues evereflered,
I)RIS OINGHA.MS-Largest Stock In the
City, 6c. 8c, 10c nnd 121c n ynrd.
DRESS CHALLIES-Flfty plecss nt 6c a
yuid, sold everywhere nt Sand lOc n yard.
COUNTEKPANES-A Grent Reduction In
Fringed, nnd Marseilles Counterpanes.
J. B. Martin k Ce.,
Cor. Prince & W. King Sis.,
LANCASTER, PA.
11
AGER A BROTHER.
Hager & Brether,
25, 27, 29, 31 West King St.,
LANCASTER. PA.
Wash Flannels,
25 te 50 Cenls.
Thcgreat POPULARITY of these FLANNELS
Is en account of their KEKVICEAHLKNESS.
They villi NOT SHRINK or FADK.and In the
riN'KHQUALiriKS tint ukHHKKR uml COOL
as any COITON MATERIALS.
Outing Suitings,
is-, 8c, ;i0c, 12iC.
COLORlNGMnnd STYLES of STRIPES and
CHECKS copied from the FINER MATE
RIALS. FRENCH CHALLIS,
20 Cents.
Lnrge Line of Exclusive Styles.
COTTON CHALLIS,
0 Cents.
75fetylei New Colorings.
Special Reductions!
One Line French Weel Striped bergcsfiem
50e te 37',c.
One Line French Check Screes, 37e te 2.'c,
Flench Rubes ut , Earlier Pi lies.
Special Purchase
SCOTCH GINGHAMS.
37,eljiiHllt fei'2'K-. 2V 0,uallty fai 2e..
Rcmnnuts of Dress Goods
AT-
Less Than Cost Prices.
Hager & Brether.
Clearing Sale
ftctv Jfhertletiunt.
H.r
KHOADH & HON.
Fer the HetTaVea.t!ier T
The Light, Airy, Beautiful
H. Z. Rhoads & Sen's, 4 West King St.
PEAEL, DIAMOND AKD OPAL RINGS. THB NEW HEART, IN RINGS,
CHARMS AND PENDANTS.
WFINK HEPA1RINO, IN ALL ITS HnANCHES.M
H. Z. RHOADS & SON,
Ne. 4 WEST KINQ ST., LANCASTER, PA.
lew fetJCftlepmcnt.
G
HEAT HAROAINS IN AUCTION OOODS
THIS WEEK nt
HEINHOLD'S, Nenr Depot.
WANTED-HORBES TO PASTURE.
Address,
apr23-tfd V. W. GHOSH, Ncflsvllle, Pa.
COUNTRY GIHI.S WANTED TO DO GEN
cnil housework In the city. Apply
PKNN'A EMPLOYMENT HUHEAU,
inO-lmd 12 Seuth Duku Street,
COLLKCTOH-TWO GOOD, SMART MEN
wanted ; ene for Lancaster nnd one for
Columbia ; geed salary te right men.
W.J. HARNETT,
JeO-lfd 110 East King St., Lancaster. Pa,
MALE HELP FURNISHED TREK.
1incastcr Employment Hurenu, Ne. fll
noun uiiaesircei.
may2-ld
G
REAT HARGAINS IN AUCTION GOODS
THIS WEEK nt
HEINHOLD'S, NcarDepeL
TROUT A SHANK,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS AND MEN'S
OUTFITTERS,
Ne. 140 North Queen Street.
Shirts made te order ns law as II. 00. Pcrfsct
fit guaranteed. al-lvd
T.1
HIE LANCASTER CARPET HOUSE.
11.
All Goods at Reduced Prices
AND
Always One Price te All.
AWNINGS, MATTINGS, SHADES,
TAINS, FURNirUHE COVERS,
Ac., Ac.
Carpet3 Cleaned and Belaid.
CUR-
8HAUB & VONDERSMITH,
18, 20 & 22 East Orange Street
Bllz2H-lVd
VITIDM i ER'S CORNER.
A BIG MARK-DOWN
AT-
Widmyer's Cerner,
EAST Kla AND DUKE STS.,
LANCASTEll, PA.
Te Rudiice StecU Before Making Improve
ments, Including a New Frent, Every Grade 01
FURNITURE
WIL BE SOLD AT PRICES
NeYer Before Known in Lancaster.
We Must Have
Must Be Reduced,
nre te be had.
the Roem, nnd the Stock
Call while these B.iignlns
WIDMYER,
CORNER OV
EAST KING AND DUKE STREETS.
TTATS NEW AND PRETTY.
Stauffer & Ce.,
Lancaster's Leading Hatters,
Exhibit the Largest nnd Best bslected Sleck of
Straw and Summer Hats
AT THE VERY LOWEST POSSIBLEPRICEB
Men's Fine Dress Straw Hats at 25 Cents.
CHILDREN'S nt Any Price you Name.
FINE LIGHT-WEIGHT STIFF HATS,
In all the Summer Shades, nt 1,23 te J5.
LAWN TENNIS CAPS AND HATS, All Celers.
TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS
Fer the Vncatlen Scusen, nt Very Lew Prices
STAUFFER & CO.,
31 and 33 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
M
YERSA HATHFON.
KEEP COOL !
There's Ne Trouble te Keep Coel It Yeu Avail
Yourself of Iho Olimice Otlerid
Here te Buy
Summer Clothing.
We Huve Every Conceivable Kind nnd Celer In
COATS AND VESTS
FOR MEN'S WEAR. EVERYTHING LIGHT,
COOL AND AIRY.
Price Run from J1.25 te 87.60.
Men's Summer Trousers
AND
WHITE VESTS,
In Great Variety audbtjle
HANDSOME STYLES IN FLANNEL SHIRTS
AND
SUMMER NECKWEAR.
AslvteSeu Our BLUE AND BLACK SERGE
SUITU for Men-Just the Thlnu for
Het Wc.ither-Slil.00.
Myers &Rathven,
LEADING CLOl'HIER,
NO. 12 EAST KINO STREET.
s. &
Novelties in Jewelry .
llciu &tucvtt0cmcnt
piOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
WILLIASI ORTMAN,
pf Washington Horeugh toner District Hub
lect te Democratic Rules. an3-trd
P10R COUNTY COMMISStONEHT
JAMES U. BEST,
of Lancaster city. Subject te Democratic rules.
m2tWwd
ps.011 COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
A. L. WINTERS,
of Providence township. Subject te Democratic
rules. . nmria-i fwAmy28tfd
-pOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
W. U. SCHNKITMAN,
Of Cltsnhetlitewn borough.
Subject toDeme-
cruiiu iiuils.
msi-iivraAW
ps.011 COUNTY AUDITOR.
C. G. AMMON,
of KphratA (Northern district.) Subject te Dcm Dcm
ec rntlc rules. may2-lmd
AT OUR OFFICE YOU CAN GET ANY
amount of
LANCASTER CHEMICAL COMPANY
LAWN ENR1CHER.
G1.RKAT HARGAINS IN AUCTION GOODS
r THIS WEEK nt
HEINHOLD'H, Near Depot.
"T71REE FOR ALL TOR ONE WEEK-LAN-JU
cnstcrEmpleymcntllureuu, Ne. 01 North
Dnlce street. maS-lyd
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT TO OLD OU
.,. Nevyl-awnsbyuslngLANCASTERCHEM.
ICAL COMPANY LAWN ENRICHER.
REAT riAItOAINS IN AUCTION GOODS
VJT HISvVLEIvnt
HEINHOLD'S, Near Depot.
T7URE BRICKS, FIRE CLAY. AT LOW
ju iigercs, gotejuiiN uii-si.sa unsl Fulton
street.
L .r, tA
m7-tfd
G'Ts'lnP 1SAUCTIOH 000D8
RE1NUOLDS, Near Depot.
TTHAT IS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS TO
TV create a nenutlful Lawn or Renew an Old
One.
VTTANTEU APPLICATIONS OF COMPE
.'.V. .,.cnt me" "nd u'iftiicn for all kinds of
bhlllcd Inher. Applv
Pi:NN'A EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
12 Seuth Duke street.
BILLY WAITZ HAS THE BEST TWO FOR
5c nnd (in Cigars in the State, nt
NOS. fi & lai NORTH UUEEN ST.
decMmdai.Tu.Th.S
F
IREW'ORKS I
rmr.weiucs! fireworks i
Wholesale te Dealers, nil the nniv ntvles.
JOHN E. W EAVEIt, ArU.
Ju2-lwd 101 West King St., Linrnstcr, Pa.
pOR RENT
THAT LARGE t
CENTRAL BUSINESS STAND,
NO. 2tf EAST KINO STREET.
Inquire within. mll-tfd
UR CIGARS. GOLDEN LION AND MIA
Querldii, nre dear Havana filler S cent
cigars, hand made, lu hexes of 25, 60 nnd 100.
DEMIITH'H mnAll NTOItK.
uuiiuisiicd 1770.
alB-tfdlt
HI East Klue Street.
TTNDERSHIKTS AND DRAWERS,
FOR UOT WEATHER,
At ERISMAN'S.
,1 NNLRCIIOR
SUMMER THEATRE.
Wecic Commencing MONDAY, JUNE 2.
Miss riorcnce Palmer, Miss Tillle Frank, Miss
Kitty Van Pelt, Leslie & Henry, Fitzgerald
K el ley.
S-Admlsslen. 10 cents, which entitles you te
IccCrcnm or Seft Drink. Peifonnance miner
shine.
CHRIS BURGER,
my2tKSmd Proprietor and Manaecr.
T APARRIS1ENNE
Negligee Shirt,
AT ERISMAN'S.
-yy E EXAMINE EYES FHE1C
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE I
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed J
If you lin e them examined you will
find Ihut there is something wrong; with them,
anil that Rln-se 111 he :i erent help te you.
we use iniuiitatile "I)IA MAKTA " lenses,
vvhlcli nre mnde only by ns.nnd recommended
by leading Oculists ns the best aids te defee
ttve vision.
Solid Geld Sjiectaclcs, U.OO i usual price,
9.OH.
Steel Spectacles, COe.; usual price, 91.01).
Artificial Eyes Inserted, $1; usual price, 10.
H. Z1NEHAH & BRO. 130 S. Ninth Street,
OITICIANS. ' PHILADELPHIA.
Bctuern Chestutit nnd Walnut Streets.
mvs-lyd.
W"
ITE DRESS GOODS !
WATT & SHAND,
Are MakltiB a Great Display of
WHITE NAINSOOKS
Ju Clicks, Stripes nud Fluid,.
White Swiss Muslins
In I'hihls.Strlrcs and Spots.
India Linens and Victeria Lawns
At s, 10, 1214, II, 20 te37t, O ints.
xnw ciiai.mi:s,
INDIA DIMITYH,
i'i;i:.NX'n oreandils,
i:GLISII XAIXSOOKS.
H Inch EMBROIDERED TLOUNCINGS nt
S7'ii, 10, ,)Uc, 02S1', TJe tj 203 jard.
22-lnch CMBItOlDEREl) I'LOUNCINGS nt
S ', c, 87;e, OOc, Ce te SI 00 a nrd.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Real
China Figured Silks,
21 Inches Wiile
new gelii's ut Cue.
never old for lesi that f te ;
INDIA PONGEES,
Zr.PHVH OINGIIAMs,
KRUNC1I SATINHS,
At Less Than City Prices.
NBW YORK SHE,
1
G. 8 AhD IU EAST KING ST.
it
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18. .
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