WEDNESDAY, JUNE
189d.
teli"",
eIWflelny by
uTOrder United
Ich In holding Its
Tlie onranlnulen
and benevolent, mid lias
rtha perpetuation of American
la. It baa bronche in evers
vea
the Union, and numbers nearly
mombere. Delcirales nre present
all the Eaitcrn statea. nnd about 3,000
took part in the parade
I convention will lasi nimi -i riii.Vi
Ideal of Important business is 10 de
:ted. Among me manors 10 ue am
I will be the iironeied clinnge of the
of the nrunnlttttien te "United
ktiwrleani" and consolidation with the
Wftler order.
vAH the morning men In gay uniforms
',m congregated along the down town
, MWCte or marched In small companies te
- lluAjllflfiMtnl adanAai aaf rnnflnTl'mlM f..r fllft
tkmiAe, which was te prccode thodedlcn-
LefWB or me laluerty poie en me jviike innii.
EF .Thii' vnra nil Aiiierleatia 111 heart and
deling as well as by birth. The bunds
Mayeu "Jiail ueiumnin," 1110 lieu, trimu
. uxtlilnn" and ethnr mtrlellc aolectlom.
And the unlled erder applauded te the
S' actie.
.Finally Mayer Crogler appearwl en the
'tone and the formal exe.re.iMis, betran. The
fi" MMyuntnllnn Mlipeeh 1VIM limdn bv If. 1).
.Sill.ey, of Philadelphia. He Raid that the
munusef thedritni and the aliht of the
'flan and uniforms readied te his mind the
Mrly history of this country nnd Its Mrutt-
' mitm for frocdem. He brlclly outlined the
' JKIatarvorUieorimnlzutlnn te which he be-
'Htnged.mul men leiiclicu upon me quev
AIais firlmmlirnitlrin- Itn tlmlllfllL It altnllhl
fi "be borne In mind that wlille soine of our
5.4 Kirelirti nonuiatieu niaiie apsiranie ciiirens,
" 1 .lax nliiuAn.l .! IIimIi. ....... l...a. lit..
Vi IUVI UlllUIIIUUla IU Ull fll.,ll.,ua a.aa.
men who pailiclpated In the Ilavinarkct
Het nnd who eelebrated the Paris Cem-
sauite.
i-1 "He von -tenths of the inimlgrants." he
f told, "never make geed citizens nor be-
wme Americanized, lle was opposed te
i'i these who competed with American work-
;BBenbv working for M tier cent, less nay.
Mx 'Md said that the franchise given te men
: rbe wen t resiKscl or obey tlie laws mnke
fe- alavtlens a curse Instead efa blesslng, and
that America must net be nimiotne clump
iagf ground for the cciini of I.urepe.' "
wpanphraslng the celebrated renin rk of
Ialuoeln, he Mild : "This government ean
JHOt last with one-third of Its citizens under
ferclirii domination." Then In n few
graceful words he presented the flag te
.
It ','i iiiiii.i i.wi;.i.'s.
U, , "Miss Klla ShnrtKer, of North Duke street.
'Jen te-day ler imrristjiirg, wimroane win
ibe met ut friends from which nlacothev
r'wlll visit Chicago and ether cities of interest
' far West ns West Point, Nebraska, re-
' Huuning at me inner city aueui six wcuks.
ij"! Pensions liave been gnuiled te 1211 K.
- Ytasaslrasr- Y.ltttv ntirl Summit el.lrtia fif .Inltu
iW. Cooper, Columbia,
sa1 This nvnnlmr tlin tinsmith of th rltv
trill held a meeting in tlie hall of the
mltitMlinvai itrnw XlntvirrtP A lliiitiilitiiAiiln
PsfHUaVail! svn vifva ,v ajmiik li tlltftll n
' Mere, en West King xtroet. An effort will
rtlien txi made te form a union.
S( Peter Kutt nnd Ocorge Hoever caught 02
'gaelsln the Conestegn near Jluusoekor'a
fZliii
iZ
y C. JI. Snyder, city, lias been
:: renewal ei his soldiers' llcense,
lias been granted n
,V, ine assault ana natterv cae nua Inst
. Mm.1 I . . .... .
PrOeerge Itoblnsen.proferrcd by Patrick AIc-
. m vaniira i" uuuu senicu uoiero imeriiian
fs', Spurrier. Thore was mi ovldenco against
KtScorge SeliHum und William Tnggert te
pswiw mai uiey coiniiinteii nnv usutiu.
tPsThey wero charged with disorderly con-
5' jlnM . il.lv- Tim fir...iiflinl tul.l llinnn.tB
;,&, The l'rencll Successful III Quobeu,
A! Premier Mercler und his iiatlenallstH
rfr'S 3 w.iii m vl.ifr.rv 111 ttir l'trtvliif-n .if Oit..1in
lit 0nd his majority of nine in the last Heuse
MUQ VUCII IIH Iv'UlWU IU Ull fcj - II U lib (IIU
rv preseuv wriung, wnicu js ueiiiki 10 lie in-
fj ,. creased by later returns. Tlie tight was n
bitter ene, Catholic ngalnst Protestant, mid
French against Kugllsli. At tlie last
f?,a inomenL inn wnv Aiiirrier iniivr.ii iimiii
!& nlug card by publishing nu etllcinl letter
lijlf: from the vntlcan onderslug his policy and
Eg; Jprnylng for his success. It Is bulleved the
B MlmAM nr IliA l.llifirnlM In llntnrin nirn
IAHeetla and OuobeG will lmi h Iihilt wnv in.
. . . -janr eitnAvullitu
w .
Er Clnln r-n..ln1 -lluld
iff &j -v.....b - a',B..ka.
. c reiu.iue uarnsuuri; eiara
ir Mr. Albert It. Stiurri. tlin mi-tnwii r-nlii.
netinaker. ucceniiuuled bv his turns.
P4i Geerge, ltess and llert, spent yesterday at
wjS iMicaster und vicinity. They wcre the
riicsis or n reiative 01 .Mr. simrp's, jir.
Kinnnuel P. Keller, at his beautiful home,
just Iwyend tlie northern limits of the city.
Mr. Keller was the first Democratic com cem com
lnlasieoor olecteil in Lancaster county, 1h a
gentleman of superior Intelligence and a
fanner of enlarged lows, nudentertalus In
princely style. Mr. Sharp and his sous
wcre delighted with their trip te the
former's " native heath," nnd speak in
frlewlin? terms of tlin be.mtv of l.nupnit rr
&i" nnd sui rounding country. IJy tlie way, lie
Eft, learned his trade in that city with the into
oeuii iarr morn man leriy years age, ana
te his indenture as mi apprentice w an nl
flxed the name of the late President llu
chauau as one of the witnesses. This was
when Mr. Buchanan was suurctarv of state
under the administration of President
Polk.
Dolectlvo I.yeu Acijultted.
The first cabe In the numerous prosecu
tions against public, elllcluls for alleged
corruption lu nllice tennlnated In Heading
en Tuesday. The defendant was Detect I e
Win. Y. Lyen, who was prosecuted en the
churgoef extortion, the allegations being
thut he exterted money from Mrs. Win.
Kckert, w Ife ofnMleon-kecpor of Heading,
te settle a case against her husband. The
case has been en liial four diiyn, and alter
being out lets than two hours the jury
enme In with a erdlct of net guilty as te
Lyen, but put the costs en him. Pour or
five mere bills have bean Jound against
Lyen, but it is doubtful if all will be tried.
Pour uiore true bills for alleged corruption
In office have been found against ex-Dls-trict
Attomey Orant, making 11 in all, and
the verditt in the Lyen case gives him and
his friends hope that few If any of the cases
against him w ill be tried.
May New Jxicate lu ChrUtluiiit.
The Jehn M. Geerge school will net be
located at New town, Montgomery county,
as the location has been abandoned, and
the committee having charge of the matter
has been Instructed te proceed with the
selection of n new site. There are sevcral
reasons ter this action. The owners of the
Werth prejwrty, which was the one finally
settled en, refused le sell or lease a plece
of woodland adjoining the tract It was pro
posed te purchase, which it was thought
especially desirable te control, as It might
pass Inte tlie bauds of persons who would
conduct business prejudicial te the Inter
ests of tlie school. Anether serious tlllll
culty lies in the fact that tlie Werth farm is
an unsettled estate. The amount of the
Geer.,u btvjuest depends en the price for
which the Overbroek, real estate Is sold,
but It is belle ed that it will exceed 8700,.
OCe. '
ItuUy Again Respited.
(.- I lie ueuru or paruens are still holding
. tm1f.r HflvlnnmAtit tlin nnn1tnttnn nf .fr.li..
J U W. Hudy for a commutation of the death
penally te imprisonment rer lire. Ah June
21 was tlin ilntA llflined for Ills axr-jiitlnti
' vi ami the next meeting of the beard of par-
Bt. alrtna a. Ill .ml 1. a lit. Ill Tula fl flnv Ha.ieab
h, t" .avMBj a. a ... .w ......a -.v..,. , uw.a aVH,vi
. Hbaa respited Itudv until Auirust 7.
n IT.. Inlr1 tlir. Ptaln
"vitr, one of the young men
e'rlAlfii nvmtliftmi Katnrflat-
. . . .... .. . .
iap.ore me mayor luis
a-Je upon the pay-
7 reprimauu.
".Id
ggap
Kn many
jtenubllcans
hlr-JF-ns supervisors,
iiav TnL It Wniilft hn fincnH-
m . titlfctirefls nnd the result of
p tnc-j-st'iilte nnd black election efll-
iiVivC-nevlUbly be be bloodshed nnd
tei : laWnrl belloved Hint ir the Hotit'i Hetit'i Hotit'i
ltfiVeoiilo wero let alonethov would work
outtheirown political salvation.
i nore were net many evidences or wonK wenK wonK
ened party feeling. Numbers of wlille
Democrats In the (Seuth had strung leanings
toward protection and a bread, liberal na
tional Hillcy of Internal Improvements.
They would have beceme Itepubllcans by
this time but for fear of local negre gov
ernment, and as It was thl-y had taken
heart from the growing dlsnllcctlen of
the Houtherii Itepublicau ucgroes (owing
te the failure of the parly te carry
outltspledgen In the tnatteis of the lllalr
edncatlnnal hill nnd patronnge) and were
prejvirlng le tnke luHnutiige of n split lu
the negre vote, which would (pilot their
own npprchoiisleus nnd allow thorn te
fellow their own preferences and convic
tions. All of this pregress toward a settle
ment of the race question would be nega nega
tlved In Mr. Kwarl'a estimation by the
adoption of the reactionary policy proposed
by the authors of tlie national election law.
i . .. .
Action or tlie Htrcel Committee.
A meeting of the elroet committee Mas
held last evening In select council chamber.
The ordinance pre idlng for the building
of a bridge across the Conestnga creek at
llelgart's lauding, wan considered and It
wns declded le roiiert 11 favorably te coun
cils. Tlie strcet commissioner was ordered te
repair the gutter en Orant street west of
Mulberry.
North Wnler street, betwecn Walnut and
Lemen, was orderod te be graded and gut
tered, and n crossing was ordered at Water
and Lemen,
The contract for feet bridge was awarded
te It. C. McCully.
Messrs. Zeek and Auxer wero appointed
te oversee the ernctlen of the l"ntiiklln
street bridge.
U was decided te gutter and grade Min
ion street, between Mulberry and Charlette
stiecta, and te tnake u crossing en West
King street at Mary.
It was decided that hcroafter when
streets orderod te be clndored and re
paired require grading, bids for the work
shall be advertised, and the strcet commis
sioner and elly regulator wero autherised
te ascertain when grading Is needed.
The contract for the sower between Col
umbia and Marietta avenues was given
te Duzel &Unue,as thore wasu mistake In
the bid of Charles K'ray, which should
have been 1100, Instead el $00.
Dr. Vingley's Hxplitiiiillen.
Mil. Knnelt. In order that yourrendois
may net be misled by your notice In
yesterday's paer lu reference te Mr.
Klmeilbrand myself, permlt me te state the
facts respecting the nature ofthe case.
Wlille driving along College aveiiue a
few evenings age tw e boys approached my
buggy with the Intention of getting en. 1
told them net te get en ; one of the boys
obeyed, but the ethor one persisted in
getting en, climbed en the axle with his
feet, holding en with his builds te the buggy
top.
I told him te get oil but he paid no atten
tion. I then swung my whip mound te
scare or te compel him te get oil'.
I could net sce the boy's face fiem where
I satt and it appuars the whip struck the
boy in the face, which was net Intended,
but purely accidental.
The boy was probably mere hurt by the
fall from the buggy than by the 'whin.
Wlille 1 Miry much rrgiel that the whin
hit the boy in the lace, 1 cannot but irgard
the boy as the trespasser.
Mr. Sheallcr told me he would net have
brought suit but An the porsUteut urging
of cue of Ills neighbors. This neighbor,!
am rellably Informed, Is the father of n
young man who assaulted l'ellx blesstnger
some tluie age, In caking his Jaw-bone in
two places. I was called lu te dress his
wound and subsequently was auhpo'iined
te testify before nu alderman as te the
nature of the man's Injuries, and for mi
doing he incurred the ill-will of this
onler-lovlng nnd law-abiding neighbor.
This Is the secret of the whole matter us I
am prepared te show. 11. Ykaei.kv.
lhldil lllull l'ull.
August Walter, an empleye at the Lien
brew ery,w as wet kiiigaluuit (he lea machine
this morning, when he uiade a misstep
and fell from u small platform a distance
of about fifteen feet. He was phked up
and curled Inte the house when Dr.
Warren attended him. He was found te
hae no bones broken, but was veiy badly
bmlhcd.
'lliti hulnu'liiiii Millies
Kalvater wen the .Suburban handicap
race at Sheepshead Hay en Thursday. The
distance was 1( miles and the time l!:(W-l 5.
The prl.e was fjin.oet). Twenty thousand
people saw the race.
Olie Hundred IIeIIiu-k Ituwiird.
Tlie umlui slsncd Mill pay IIiIk amount te any
practicing plijkhlan or laiiiicaatvr, or nu
ninmbfr or tlie mculcul rrnturnlt), or ethers,
who will klieiv the Mime results from bis triat
incut erliiidlclnesas llinsc Unit hau been ob
tained liy llin iiku oflleke's i:ict'lrlu Medliiitcd
Applianres. O V. IIOKI.
Imciitoref Hoke's Lie etric Medicated licit.
At Ijinenstcr, ('., Ne. 3IJ North Qurviiht.,
every Wednesday unit Haturday. Jel7-3ttl
A Sate Investment.
Ijuicuster city .'W jear I per cent Coupon
bends. Interest ui)nl!n quarterly. 1'ive from
nil taxes. Prlie jlU'i nnd aeemed Interest. Fer
tali" by JACOll II. LO.N'O, llrekvr.
iipSMfitWaVw laniicastsr, I'll.
jpciithe.
HeilFU 111 tlilmjlty.eii June 17, 1WO, Henry,
son of KlUnUHh and the late Krcdcrlck 11 wfcl.
In his tub j car. '
Tlie rclatliis and (rlends of Ihe fauilly are re
bss;irillly linllid te utlend tlie funeral, fiem
his metlicr's rcfcldcncc. Ne. 13-1 (jist Walnut
Btrts.1, en ThiUMlay artciueun at 3'M o'deck.
Interment at LnucasUr cemetery.
Hi. Eli. June !(!, Km, In this city, Jeremiah H
Heed, III bU Iert)-idutli jiar.
TherelutlMs and friends or Ihe family, iiImi
1'es Winnd SI, e, A. 11 . and nil old soldiers,
are repectfully lmilcil le attend the funeral,
from hl late residence, Ne. .Vlljist (. hesimit
street, en Thursday iiflernenii lit 2ei-cleck. In
tcriucut at lainrnMrr cemetery.
lilnvltcte.
J'lilladelplilu l-iinliiue Alnrket.
l,IIII.AI)KI.lulIA,.luile IS. Noen-l-'Iour weak ;
t'cun'a siimTB, J2i2ll0: extra. 275ffl315:
family, JJiVeSJOe; relkr, M 7jit4 35; paleiit,
11 S'l5a5.
Wheal ipikls Ne. If Itrsl uew, tOlifaVIc : Ne. 2
Pa. de, I:. '
Cern Heady : Ne. 2, new, tllls;e ; old, 10$
41c.
Oats ilrmj Ne. 2 White JIW$Bc.; !Ne. 2
mixed, :t!c.
llnm dull ; Winter, H IKXalll W . HprliiK, 813 iO
(ijHOO.
Ituhsl bay dull: 10IX12 0J as te quality:
tlineUiy 10tXXl2ll0 rer rlielce : mixed, s5M
10 00 ; baled r e utiiiw, new, 1 1 00,17 Ce.
..,lu.(.u'r "mi; l'em.'n crmuierv fxlru
UtQlVrfa; reun'altr.ta extra, 17c; Jobbing, H&
keesllrni; Penir drsti.lljl'jc; held lets
1M1V?. a.le iiuulltv.
Olieese linn; .irt klm, e&7c, full tkiins
I'ltrelium steady: rcltnert In bbl., f7 20.
I'eUtwK firm :7je327iir bbi rer new
l.tve "Stoel: .Miii-Kets.
Ciiicaoe.Junu le. Uci'elpu,9,eJ:siilpmniiii
2jal; klnw; becCH, 7Ui.v5 w j mcrv
i iU( CO; stockers and (tesjert, t2 ..Vnij
cewb, bull and mixed, II ftu.3 Xi ; Texas catile.
2'JM315: ceril-ftststeert..3SlXJ3W. '
lt( luctlpt. :aj,u: shipments. u,(:u: lnr.
ket lower; mixed, dlO.43 8,; heay, j ut
S3 IK) j light, U tl'i3 KS t skips, W lO-l SO.
Hhec-ltecelpt,G,(J: shipments. 1,U; mur
ket utettdy; natives, ft W.i.'j 4(1; Western. Ilixia
5 80 ; Texaus.ri Oiu I 25 : Inuilis, 15 0ii7 00.
liun'Aixj.June ltL-Cattlc-ltecelpts, li head;
market steady,
Hheep and launbs HccelpU, head;
price.' quiet and uiichaiiKCd, Hheep. choice
le extra, V 1035 31.; medium te uoed, 51 se$
505; common te ceed, fl t'3l 75. Ijiiiid -KOed
te choice. tC KV47 IS -, fair te Reed, K (03
us5: medium te fair, M (XX3C 50 ; yearling!, 175
5 fcO.
Hegg Itecelpts, 2.W; market attUe and
hhftitr; selected medium welu'hLs and selected
heavy end, II 10&. 15 : eued te choice
heavy, II 11X3115; selected Yerk wcluhU.JI 10
3115; lulxed plgi und llsbt Yorkers, (klbO
LHH"AyrkM se
moi.euC 1B0O;
fkrp
mS
.uTlOI.l) MAltKKT.
It.i Wf-ABYarti fiaain 1i iMatl
rv kind wns nliundniit lit this
.nnrkrl and sold at reasonable prlcsi.
is. lapr hilnplt , 7ktt
'ttH.'jwr t pk 2v.te
ilea, dried, rsl nt fk?Jt
Aiiic-euir7r, wr a iisjsi
Apple-bulUr, tier crock..... .....UX370
AniarHRUs i.... 10
lleef Htrak, per lb liMIfl
Ileef Henstraerti..,,, i h,,.I2(iI
lleef Dried (chipped), tier ,.....i.. JH&
lleef-Cerned.lKrDi...... k.... i.10cI2
lloleRmi, ier ft.....,.., ..... H
iieans, tier ;jpn,, i .iun.i.i
JlllllOr, 1S.T ID...aa... ..a ...... .a. .. . a .....a vn.
t'nbbnge, per head......... SiivlQ
Cheese, Iluteh a A
Chickens (sprier) lr piece a
Clilckens (cleaned), per piece... ayais
incumbers, perpkee.- . .......,...8(tl
Cermnpat, per ft 4
Kkks, sr duz. ..KHI7
Klsh-hhad, enrh ,.;J,.)
Klsh-Cat, per It).., i i.......l2Jlfi
Ham, per m a IS
Ham (sliced), ports 200.-4
Heminy, per quart .......a... ntlO
laatnu. ls-r ft 12(31
lird, per n 110
Mutten, 1 crib ll&IA
Onions, tier bunch , 5
I'lRteiis, per pair VSV4S0
PI tin Apples, per piece . KVf'i
Potatoes, pcrbushcl DO
Potatoes tier U pk 10
Potatoes (New) pcrjf pk ls22
Teas, er 'A pk Jkle
l'uddbiK, iwr rh , 15
Ithubnrb, s?r bunch &M
Htraw berries, per box .7CilO
Cherries per qt BIO
Hntier Kraut, per (t ,. A&H
HausaRO (fresh), perlh.... .15
Hansngn (Mmeked) V B IW1S
Hcrnpple, pcrR). tvie
TrlK', ier is,,,, ...10
Tematss, per box . ... 25
Veal mentis, V lb -. 12rgl5
Ornln ana i-rovislena.
Furnlshed by H. K. Y'undt, broker.
Ciiicaiiu, June 18, 1.00 e clock p.m.
Wheat. Cern. Ont. fork. Uird.
June . ...
July .....
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Heptembcr,
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Crude Oil-July -
Closing 1'rlccs 2.15 o'clock p. in.
Wheal uerii tiais. rum.
Ijird
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S87U
B07
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Cur i.ew.
IVIiilerWbent
spring Wheat
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Oats - .
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H(H?elpts lleiT..,..
llectdpU-Cntlle...
HteeK MiirKeis
ituolntleus by Heed, JIcO rami &
Ce., banker!
LaSiieasier, i'a.
NKW VOIIK LIST. 11 A. M
Atchlsoii,'rep.,BnnU. Kc .. 16J
Canada l'aclllc.
C. C. C. I
Colerado Cisil
12 M. 8 p. M
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Canada Heulhern ,
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Ixicul stock nnd Itenils.
ltepertcd by J, 11. Leng.
Par Last
value, sale.
Ijinensb r City, 10-20 year l' of ISRI. nu U2
" " 10-,IOear4'siir 1SN5 KM 101
" " l.V-JWjeiiM'sef 1MJ 100 105
" HclioeH'sdiio 1MH. 100 ltd
" " PsiliielslH lui Ml
" " t's due Usui ... 100 K
ColumlilalleroiiKli I'siluclWI 100 1U1
Mai.heliu lloreucli i',i lean IU0 102
SI laCKI.LANKOUS bTOCKS.
IJuarryillle It, It fill )
MIllersvllluHlreelCar 6u lis
Inquire Printing Company GO K
tlasllght and Kuel Company ... 25 40
Hlo ens Heuse (llends) 100 no
Columbia (las Company. 25 25
Columbia Wnler Company 10 n
MiiMiuchamia Iren Company Ul 205.25
.darletla lliilleiv-waru 100 210.10
Htewns Heuse. .. W 1,05
Mlllersvllle Nermal hehoel 25 Is
Northern Market . 50 76
I'jislern Market fs) 5H
(las Company bends (5 per ct. I'lOO). 1 let
Ouarr(llelt. H. 7's. Kkl 107.20
UivuIIukA ilumblalt. It.&'s.. IU) 10K.2S
Kdlsmi l.lKht Company 50 57.60
Western Market , 50 47
Heutherii Market 50 35
IjincasterCltyHtrwl ltallway Ce.,.. 50 45
West Knit Htreet Hallway 60 IU
IlehetlnbeatherCe., . .. 60 00
Willi h Knrtery '.. .. KM 101
taiinc. Chtm. Ce ice i'15
rtlKNlUKK SIOCKB
lanncuster A Krilllllle 60 4IU.0
Ijincaster A l.ltllz... bt 117 75
I.mcaster A WIlllanisteiMi 25 100
ljuuasler A Maner 61) 110
laiiueasler A Miinheliu 25 ,1725
laiiimislur A Mailella. 25 211
laiinenstir A New Helland lui no
ltlKHprlng.V llenxcr Valley- . . 25 4,75
Ilrlduopert and Horseshoe 1 i 21
Jelundila A Clieslnut Hill 20 27
Columbia A Washington, 20 20
Coin Shiga A lllg Hprlug 25 IS
Marietta Mount Jey ... 25 ij
Lniie. Mt. Jey aV Lllrabetlilewn. 10l M
(auicaster V Husquehanna .. .. bee ;m
Ijiui'aster A New HaiiNllle 25 11
Celumblii A Marietta ., 26 2tl
.MajteunA KlixaliethteMii 25 (12
ljincanler A Ihihrala 25 40
laiiueaster A WlllewHtrtct 25 4's75
Htinsbiirg A Millport 25 20
Marietta .V Ma) tun 11 25 00
HANK STOCKS.
I list National Hank . 101) 205.2b
Fnrmers' National Hank 50 lje
I'lilten Nutlenal Hank.. ...... loe 200
Ijincaster County National Hank- 60 lls.21
Northern National Hank. lue 125
1'ieples' National Hank ... lui no
Keibtone National Hauk.Manhelm ine ill
Columbia National Hank . 100 115
Christiana National Hank . UX) 125
Conestoga National Hank 100 His
l.iihrala National Hank... ., . 100 175
I'lrst National Hank, Columbia.. 100 115
Hrst National Hank, Htrasburg. 100 111
I'lrst National Hani;, Marietta 100 2U!.25
First National Hank, Mt. Jey 100 1C7
I. Ulti National Hank . 00 110
.Mountillle National Hank. lui 100
Manhelm Nntlenal Hank ., lu) 119.75
Union National Hank, Mount Jey M 61
New Helland National Hank tee 175
Uap National Hank... ... 100 117
Ounrryxllle National Hank 100 131
Lllzabcthlewn National Han 100 12.5
Central National Hunk, Columbia.. 100 112
Umu lu-vtiociucttte.
"WrANTKll - wocreit
t near Cenlre f-iiuaie.
Jel8-2tdW,b
WANTrt OPPICK
Addrevs,
"C," thlsOllliv.
011 HAI.i:. CIIKAl'-A TWO-IIOItSK
1 I'mifi ltitlMnn.l I.... 1..,, 1 ..
tlUil Will 1)0 SUM rlienn. Anhlv sunii ut
ill i 11 ,""' "Hit" IU K""M IUH
ltd
. . .--.. i:i- -"- .
lO-UMOUTHCHltlbriAN HT.
D
0 YOIT WANT A (Hltl, THAT CAN HK
rei'iiiiiiucnded ? Apply le
ri.NN'A LMl'IXJV.MLN 1' HIJHKAU,
12 booth iluke Htreet.
RIX'KIVED MHKCT PBOM NAP.r VAI,
. , .,l' wl"oCe. piUforiilii,uiicrlerZlnriiii.
dil Claret, Oiitadcl :and PrentU'iian Wines.
Ihelast iiHined Wine Is ery delicate and a de de
lliteua Ladies Wine.
20 1.AHT KINO HTKKI7T. CITY.
II. KaHLAVMAKK.t.Agt.
TTOH HTKAM OAUOra, HIGH OH LOW
v4" i,rMUre' aler Hauues, Oauge Cocks,
vi,.H.. VNalw'1Ner, WclKbtisl' Ulass Tubes
hlstlHs, Hj pheni rer Hteam OaiiKiw, Cylinder
Oilers Plain, Vnler Uange Celumf'.s.'cick" U,r
CONTHKI.b ACOCHUANK'H 11UHMNAND
ilellastainliTAIe. The cry "est Ub.;ef
Ale Imported te the U. H. 'H-trr
iSLASrUI.NO HlllLirr.ClTY.
JI.K.HLAYMAKV:tt.A(t,
ttvtimttntnt.
tfOPWViEB.
bersem Carriage Works.
PINK CAKIUAMKH. HOOOIEH,
piiairreNu, MAitKin1 wagons, ktc
A rin(f(inn Harness WskeiMi also, f4eeond f4eeend
Hsnd McCsll Wagons, JumpJeat KnrrlARC
and Ilngglrs will 1 Held at aiteulthlng low
prices, nt the
DOEESOM 0AREIAQE WORKS,
Cemer of IJuke nnd Vine Hlreeu (formerly
Nerhcck A Mlley),
dO-lydAwlt
MEO. 8. NOIHIKCK, Prep.
ITiXCKLLKNT QUALITY TAIII.
li Hpoens, very cheap, at
HKI
BAND TEA
INHOLD'H.
TAItIITrTA PKE8KIIVINU
KlilTLE1!
best In market, nt
ItKlNirOI.D'H, Near bcisiL
SCHOOL TAX, ItDO-THK DUPLICATE W
no in the bands of the Treasurer. Three
iwr cent, oft" If paid before August 1. Olllce
hours from u a. m. till 4 p. in.
W. O. MAltHHALL, Treasurer.
Jr.ltnnldn Ne. 12 Centre Square.
XJOYH WANTED TO LEAIlNTItADKA
J3 LANCAMTEnFailPLOYMKNT HUHEAU,
61 North Duke street.
ITIXrilA HEAVY
li Centji, at
DINNEH P1.ATEH ATS
ItEINIIOLD'S.
A TIIOSTEH'HCOIINEH SAlaOON.
A NICE HOT LUNOH
will be served ccry mernltiK from 0tel2'T0.
Iliinperl's Celebrate.! Heer drawn from the keg.
nprJO-tfd
CHEAP-rUHE IIVB WIHHKIM. IILACK
bcrry, dinger and Kummcl Ilrandles.
KOHHEU'8 LIQUOR HTOHE,
Ne. 23 Centra Hquare,
lirATEIt COOLEHH AT W CENTH, AT
W Ul.tNHOLU'H.
WANTED.
UOOHCOATMAKKR. Hlesdv work.
atd 210 lVET KINO STREET.
T5ADIAT0RS, OF ANY MAKE OR DE
X slirn.cnn te furnlsliedntifasenableflKures.
17-JOIINIIHjr.n.l.l ICastl'ulUin street. Im7-tf(l
A HEAUTIFUL LAWN.
HOWEVER
small it may be. Isa crent luxury. LAN-
laAN-
LAWN
CAH
T r...... n... ..... ;...... ....- ....&
jAisir.it. i;jie..-hii;au l.ulla.si
KNIUCHKR
TVIHI.E FOR ALL FOR ONE WEEK-LAN-
I1 caster Kinpluymcnt bureau, Ne. 01 North
liuke strcet. nn2-lyd
rri:i.VEr hkin soap.
VELVET SKIN SOAP !
The Perfection or Toilet Reapn.
rensAi.c at
LONG'S WEST END DRUG STORE,
CHEHTNUTAND MARY ST.i. ltd
-lirANTKD OIHLS TO PAPER CIGAR
y V Hexcs : experienced : Hee. per 100.
H1IKIP A VANIII'.illtlFr,
Jcl7-81d 820 Uiwrence 8t., Philadelphia.
rpIIE MONTH OF JUNK CAUHIW IJUITE A
REDUCTION IN
Het Weather Suitings and Treuserings
MCGHANN A NOWI.EN'H.
npl2-lyd 130 North ()ucenHU
-iri iTi'iFcaiTON w'ahte, copped iiy
V the pound, loe; In lets of 10 pounds or
ever, He. All feeds delivered le anv part of the
city Free. Call en JOHN REST, Ne, SO luast
Fulton street. in7-td
IJtOR PULLEYH, HIIAFI'INO, COLLARS,
Hangers, Clamp Hexcs, Couplings, etc., fro
teJOIIN HUsIMltl East Fill ten Mieet. m7-tfil
rplIE ONLY UIC1AR .STORE WHERE YOU
X 1 an purehnse Imported and Key West
uiunrsgnuuu. r a iirneiey'sti liener uiAemilHli.
DEMUTUH CIUAR Hl'ORK,
Ill East Kluir Htreet.
Telephone.
nlit-imit
rpitOUTAHIIANK.
FLAraETSHIRTS.
al-Hd
BALTIMORE MUTUAL AID SOCIETY.
Requires secral cempclciit and trust trust
ivertliy men or ccntlenmiily appearance te act
as eolhclers. Alse two men as asl. siints.
W.J. UARNI.Tr.
Jed-trd HO liist Kins t., IjuicasUr, I'll.
ri: HAVE the uixr AWORTMENT OF
TV Pipes and ClttarHeldeis. French llrlnr
Pipes In Cases, 60c. eacha AH the line brands
or Hmeklng Tobaccos.
DEM UTH'H CIUAR HTORK.
lUS-tfdR 111 Hist KIiik street.
Ar
.V1ER RENT-FIVE FIMt CENT. WILL
nu iiiiiifii 111 nu aaiutr iieuis remiiiiiiiiK
unpaid alter July l.lb'.H).
J. II. R.VTHFON,
City 'lieasurer.
Jell-dlttjyl
c
rM.UORNlA.
lipcilal l'nrtles. Heml-menthly. Tourist
sliepbutairs. Cheap rates, Bouthern l'aclllc Ce.
Addicts, E. HAWLKY, Assistant Ueneral
Trallle Manak'Fr, 3U llruadnay, New Yerk:
R. J. HM1TH, Agent, 4'JH.Sd 8L, I'hlla.
JanlG-lydJtaiv
-OLEO POMADE.
Celeo Pomade,
A Delicately Scented New Toilet Requisite.
1011 SALE 11 v
Jehn C. Leng,
DRUGGIST,
CHESTNUT AND MARY STREETS, ltd
GO TO HEADQUARTERS I
" WeiircllPadiiunrtprsfer Fishing Tackle.
1'ellshiHl Ilrass Reefs. 15c. 'lhrre-Jeiutid Reds,
with brass ferrules, 12. Lines, Heeks, Hlukers,
Leaders. Meuutlmjs, Ac.
PRAILEY'H KAHTKNI) PHARMACY,
(Opposite Eastern Mnrkct).
3-Fralley' Harsnparllla Compound lll
precnt I'rleKly Heat, l'lniplesand Hulls by pit
rifling the bleed. Price, uuc und II.
.M.W.FAw
INSTATE OP ELIZA I1ETH MIKIILP.R,
U lain of Iho CHy el Lancaster, deceased.
Letters ttstainenlary en said estate hnxlnir
been granted te the undersigned, all persons
Indebted thcicte arc requested te make liu
imdlale piiMiieut, and these, having ejalmser
demands against the same, will pn-si fit them
Mltheut delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing In theclly of Umcaster.
ALLAN A. HERR, Executer.
Or teD. O. Usui I.MAN.
His Attorney. JimlS-CtdW
s
'HOES! SHOES I
Since our removal te our present location
(epiHislte the Franklin Heuse) our trade has In
creased ivenderlull). 'lhlslseaf.il luteunted
for by the fact that our stock Is hesli and clean,
and our prices are as leir as It Is possible te
make them. Shoes wtrc never se cheap as at
present. We can sell ou a Man's (lenuliie
Kangaroo Congress or Hal for ft 25, vv hleh n 111
compute favorably villh any shoe sold In the
cllj at a much higher poke, while our fi line
of Calf Shoes can't be npiuenchrd bv ether
dealers. We hnve a nice, dress) Mioetormen
at II. but for 11.25 oil can get a beaut v. Indies'
III lent Hoiigela button at ll...1., ti, 52.25 and SI.
A genuine Hand Welt Shee fei (2.75. '1 hue are
all Hurgaliis.
ArVM. hTgAST,
NO. 123 NORTH QUEEN lil
M-Opposlle the Franklin Heuse. WAF
OAHRY IN STOCK REST CHARCOAL,
Hammered H-ir Iren. Deubls Httlucst Iren,
Hurden's Rivet Iren, RlveU, Het and Celd
Helier Iren, steel, Sheet Iren S-1U toNe. HI, at
JOHN HEST'ri. all East Fulton street. inT-tlU
PUM1W, HOILERS, M1N1NU.CENTRIFU
gal and Steam Pumps, el nuy eapaeltv, at
JOHN RESTS. Stl East Pulton street, iu7-l.it
(JTIUM HEAT ISTHECOM1NO HEAT FOR
jO diirlllngs, churches, school houses, etc.,
though sueii'ssmily usisl one hnmliiil visirs
age. Win n von contemplate u channe call en
JOHN HFjsT, who Hill Kile jeu a satisfactory
Jeb, at a fair price. iu7-tld
TF OU WANTA FIltsr-CLASSl-OltrAHLE
Englue and llellir, mi wlicels, cheap, as the
following prlcisfcheM ti horse-power, 8175; 8
hurso-Kiiier, ts'iii ; 10 horse-puiver, 1575; 15 horso herso horse
iMiiier, S75; 20 horscpeMi r, 11,175, call nt JOHN
lllisr.S, iilljist Fultuu street. 1117-tfd
ITltlRllOILEllil'IIEilitirsHES. Ml'ILLSON
? Pipe Wrenclics.Plpennd Menkey Wreiuhes
combined. Files, Oil Cam, etc, go le JOHN
HESr, :cu East Pulton street. m7-tfd
1710R CASTINGS, IRON OR TlRASS, 1.U1HT
' or heavy, at short notice, go te JOHN
llr-Vr.atttKiislPultni.MrecU m7-trd
q:
Ol.il HRONZE, LIQUIDS AND SIZING
for steam work, at JOHN REST'S, 2S1 Juut
l ulten street.
ni7-tfd
T7011CAST iron pipe FirriNGs, no m
I plain and reducing, up te 0-inch diamiter,
Malleable Fittings, t langes, Flnnje Unions,
ai....ir..i.i. A....r.u:.. i..ir....r ,n..i... u .-'
.Mauirelds, Aiuerrcali lliileus. Tube Hupimrts,
luiiueias. American iJiiteui
II..., inM blfu.p.....l . ..lll...a 1.1
...,.,.,.,, . ..".. ...,,. ..v..,,.,, a a.,
liESJ'S, J.CJ EatlPultOU stieet.
Jans, go teJOIIN
11.7-tM
F
INK
Hrn 9lbterttrmtnt
XjlINETAlLOKINUI
all rna latebt novelties m
U'ltflf laiii ai
nuuue.,n.il "
a ay vivrr s
aplMman Ne. M West King Htreet.
OIITIIF. IIBiT HOT Alii KUMNACE IN
tha mnrkct. i InJnilN fiKM-r icti fn.i
Fill
ulten street. ni7-trd
A
OREAT IMI'ItOVRMP.NT TO OLD OR
Newlxiwnsbvuslnrl.AKCAHTKUriiv.M.
Aljl.U.vil-..-S 1 JjAVVI KaSKIUJtKK.
a ....... . ....- . ...T-.. .v;:;;z. -.-- T
rA.TED-HOR8E TO PASTURE.
W Address.
aprSVlfd W. W. OROSH, Ncflsvllle, Pa.
IN KIVK,TEN,TWENTY-K1VE AND PIITY
Pound Package.
LANCASTER CHEMICAL COMPANY
LAWN EMIICHER.
Beld everywhere.
M
ART1N HlHJn.
Tlir. marvel In Uethlng Is
our 110 and 112 Mrn's Suits.
The marvel Is that se much
style and tailoring together
with such quality of all-wool
cloth can be bought for se
NO
MISTAKE.
little. What we arc doing In
$10 AND $12 SUITS
Is only a part or vv hnt we are doing In Clothing.
If jeu'd see the handsomest Dress Suits, pat
terns of cloth, finish nnd make, nee our suits at
110, 118 and 111. A Special Hale of Hey's Knee
PnntHultsutM&OandlS; large choice, hand
tome styles. The het weather Is ahead. You'll
say we're nbend loe In our prevision of com
fortable Het Weather Garments
And Outing Suits ir you'll sce the line. Thin
Coats nnd V ets, Freck Coats, Tennis Coats and
Pants, Fancy Vests und all the Novelties.
1
Ahead In quality rer the prhe and pick nnd
choice. Yeu can be a bit surprised nt the va
riety or Flannel nnd the New Ideas In Bummer
Shirts if jeu see our Hue. 25c, H8e and fiOe rer
Working Shit Is, geed nnd bill sire. 1100 te
1 1 00 for the handsomest vv cover siiv In Neglige
Shlrts-HIlk, Sllkand Weel, French nnd Ceylon
Flannel. New shapes of cellars nnd cellar
bands that make them "set" well, as flannel
Fhlrtsdonetalwajsdo. Bee our Sashes ; mure
dressy than belts.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
K
EEP COOL !
WATT & SHAND,
Can Supply Yeu With Every Requisite in
A'l PRICES WIHCn HAVE NEVER nEEN
LOWER.
India Linens and Victeria Lawns,
At 10, ny 15, 20 te 33 Cents per yard.
HEMSTITCHED INDIA LINENS, 45 Inches
Wide, 2-5, 37J, 50 and 2 Cents.
PIOURED AND DOTTED SWISS (n Many
Styles at 22, 23, Si, T,y U and 50 Cents.
GREAT HARGAINS IN 15-INCH
Embroidered Fleuncings
At 25c, tile, 87JJ.C, 45c, 60c te 1150 a jard
MISSES' EMUHOIDERED FLOUNCINGS at
2Cc, 3Jc, 87i;c te tl 25 a j nrd.
An Elegant Line of New PLAID AND
SIRIPED LAWNS at 12, 15, 20 and 25
Cents n Yard.
ULACK PLAID INDIA LINENS, Fast Celers,
17 te 25 Cents a Yard.
FASr BLACK INDIA LINENS, 15 and 20 Cents
a Yard.
NAINSOOK,
BORDERED LAWNS,
TUCKINGK
White. Pink and Blue India Dimities
AT LOWEST CITY PRICES.
0. 8'AND 10 EAST KING ST.
J.
II. MARTIN A CO.
June Clearin
SPECIAL PRICES
-ON-
WHITE
DRESS GOODS!
Victeria Lawns at 6l 'i
I2j, 20 and 25c. Every num
ber lower than regular prices.
Plaid and Plain Nainsoeks,
at S, 10, 12J4', 15, 20 and 25c a
yard. Every number lower
than regular prices.
Plaid and Plain Cambrics, at
6, S, 10, 12 te 25c a yard.
Anether big cut in French
Satines. Every yard reduced
in price te cut down our large
stock.
J. I). Martin $ Ce..
Cor, Prince & W. King Sts.,
WhiteDressGoeds
NEW YORK STORE.
Sale.
LANOAisTKH, PA.
Kent 3lbt)criiement.
K
T OUR OFFICE YOU CAN GET ANY
amount or
ANCAH7ER CHEMICAL COMPANY
LAWN ENHICIll-.li,
XWnAIlOAINSlNTAlll.EKNIVE9AND
Perks, at
ItElNHOLUS.
L-
APARIUSIENNE
Negligee Shirt,
AT ERIBMAN'H.
rpiIE REST 5 CENT TOILET BOAP IN THE
L city, at
RE1NHOLDS.
w
HAT 18 TWENTY-PIVK CENTS TO
ervaie a iieautirui uurn or Renew en Old
une.
CVll CIGARS, fJOLDEN LION AND MIA
J Vtuerlda, are clear Havana filler S cent
clgara, hand-made, In Ihixch of 25. 60 and 100.
DEMUTUS CIGAR STORE,
Entabllihed 1779. Ill Eaat King Street.
al8-lfd li
VERY OOOD NOTE PAPER, 5c. A QUIRE,
or 120 Slicetd for 20 rents, Bt
REINHOLU'H, Near Depot
-IlfANTKD-OIItlfl FOR GENERAL
TT Housework j iroed ltuatlenn furnlahed
free of eliarire. Apply
PHNN'A EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
12 Seulli Duke Street.
O CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKERS.
Uhu tbc Cox it Andersen Fifth Wheels.
Yeu will like Ibem. Areinade of best quality
of Iren. Will turn M-ry short and every wheel
la Kuarantced. Sizes are H, III and 14 Indies.
NATIONAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
e. s sncriuan street, Lancaster, i'a.
JuneO 2wd
I71IRE BRICKS, FIRE CLAY, AT LOW
3 figures, ke te JOHN BEST, SH East Fulton
street. ni"-tfd
-iriRE DISH COVERS FROM 5 TO 15
TT Cents, at
REINHOLO'B.
T-J-NDEHSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
FOR HOT WEATHER,
AtERIBMAN'P.
WANTED-HONEST, TEMPERATE, EN
criretle men le KOllclt orders for our
Nurscrvsteek; men with knowledge or farm.
Inn preferred. Itefcrcnce reeiulrcd. State nice.
It. O. CHASE A CO..
Jc-2t MiOHeuth Peiin Square, Plilladelpbla.
W
HITE
AT ERISMAN'S.
Ne. Ai West Klne St. .Opposite Cooper Heuse.
CITY TAX. AN AIIATEMENT OF li PER
cent, will be allowed en all City 'J'nx paid
en or before July 1. 1I0. Olllce hours from 11 a.
in. te 12 in. nnd 1 te .1 p. in. en Monday and
Saturday evenings tlie etllee will be own from
7 te 8 o'clock. J. II. RATH PON,
JuuuSteXm Treasurer.
1,011 RENT
THAT LARGE
CENTRAL BUSINESS STAND,
NO. 28 EAST KING STREET.
Inquire within. mlt-tfd
"Vf AiNNKHCHORHUMMER THEATRE.
Week Commencing MONDAY, JUNE 16.
HILLY and MAMIE WILLIAMS.
GEORGE SCOniE. FLORA SCOTT, ADA WIL
SON and EUGENENATOWIT..
-Adinlsslen, 10 cents, whlcb entitles you te
lee Crtani or Seft Drink. Performance rain or
shine.
CHRIS 11URGER.
my2fl-3ind Proprietor nnd Manager.
NEW
Neckties and Pins,
AT ERISMAN'S.
-y7"E EXAMINE EYES FREE.
Spectacles F
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE I
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed I
If you have them examined yen will probably
find Hint there IsMimctlilnR wrong with Ibem,
and that glasses will be a treat help te j ou.
We use Inimitable "DIA MANTA " lenses,
which are niade only by us, and recommended
by leadliiK Oculists as the best aids te detec
tive vision.
Solid Geld Spectacles, $3.00 : usual price.
Steel Spectacles, 60e.; usual price, Ul.OO.
Artificial Eyes Inserted, flll ; usual price, (HO.
H. ZINEMAN & BRO.,130 S. Ninth Street.
OITIOIANS. I PHILADELPHIA.
Hetweeu Chestnut aud Walnut Streets.
invH-lyd
F
NE TAILORING.
l890"SPRING.--890
Fine Tailoring.
The Largest and Most Elegant Ahsertineiit
of
SPRING NOVELTIES
New Ready fei Your Inspection.
We would also aniieuuie the purehaxoera
Jeb Let or English Suiting and Timbering nt a
great sacrifice, which we VtlUticllat
Astonishingly Lew Prices.
B-Cu!l early te secure a bargain in theke
goods.
H. Gerhart,
ONLY
DIRECT IMPORTING TAILOR IN THE CITY
43 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
dZ7-trd
II
AOER at HHOT1IEH.
Hager & Brether.
-FOR-
7VEN 8t BOYS,
A bargain In Demet and Chei let Shirts at
2Je.
Excellent Cheviot Shlrti, neekb ind uud yoke
(unshrinkable), at DUc.
Spiilal Value In Klumirl hlilrts ntTe ; easily
inn tli SI.
Engllkb CbciletShlrtx, ciy popular and mi
slulnkable, at SI and HI. 2.).
Klnelui ported; Madras Shlrtu, beaullful fabric
and unshrinkable, nt 51.75.
Excellent QualitlCH In English Pl.imicl Shirts
ntjl.2i, 11.00 and 82.
rinest Scotch flannel, Cashmcie, Colen
Plannel, and Silk Htrlwl Shirts, at 2.60and
J2.T3.
Pine Silk Shirts at J1.M and f 1.50.
ValueH In Gnue and Halbrlgguu Underiiear
at S'aCamlalT'iCa
A Itargalu lu Jian Dinners nt 2,'e ; bettir
iliiallly Mllhnr iMIbeut Slockluitle netteiuii,
at 50c.
Sieclal In llalbrlggnii and piiucj ' Huse at
i:!8e, lie and 20c.
Usual Otlirlng hi Men's Paney Night Hnbes
at .We.
NeCafeiwear T
All the Newest nnd Choicest l.flccts and
leading Shapes, In all qualities. ,
25, 27, 29, 31 West King St.,
laANCASl'ER, PA.
Het Weather Fixings
BAGER&BR0T18,
Itm 4eHcment.
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GOOD NEWS
FOR THE
ECOraiCAL !
THEY MUST GO !
Second Special Sale
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OVER A HUNDRED SPECIAL BARGAINS.
vfllnehams, 8e licr ard.
20e Ginghams, ISc. er nrd.
Pk) Ginghams, 12Kc i er yard.
12c Ulnglinms 10c. ycr yard.
And a large assortment of Special Pattern
at correspondingly Lew 1'rlcea.
Ladies'Cleth Jackets
TRAVELING COATS
-AND-
Ready-Made Dresses
-AT-
QREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Oullng Cleth (.an-ii Tenuis Suite, for Ladle
nnd Misses. 11.2s.
Lidlcs' Ulouse Waists, In Outing Cleth and
Saline, 50c, 75c, il and tl.fiO.
ijunes iiaining suits,;2 Iea.
Calice Wrappers, II te Jl,2i
Little Beys' Sailor Suits and Kilts,
Percale and Plannel Shirt WalsU, 25c. SOe
nml T?tt. ' '
Knee-Pant Suits, JI.75, V, $2.25. J2.80.
Beys' Odd Pants, 2JC, 60c, Tic, 1.
GENT'S SUMMER TROUSERS,
All-Weel, Cheviots and Casslmcres, Light audi
Dark Celers. J2.50. 1. a.50 and i. ' '-l','ual
Silk l'engce Coats and Vests, Jfla7. I
Alpaca and Drnp d" Ete C0.1U and Vest, $sl
Prcnch PInnnel Coats and Vest, S2, 2 50 and
Fancy Plannel, White Duck and White Pique
Deiiict Klannel and Seersucker Coats and
est, tl, ft.ai, tl 60 and tl.75.
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1 lie CletliliiR Department 011 second Fleer J
i.ua inu iKDiaim iurgeai xsserimcill or
Men's Working Pants
Warranted net te rlp--73e, 90c, 41, 51.25.
LADIES' PARASOL!
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
GENT'S LIGHT PELT
Summer Derby Hats
Reduced te 00c.
Gent's Light-Colored Seft Pelt PoeketlUt
lariiuivu luoee.
Twe cases of this season's goods In
Men's Straw Hats,
All gelug at 25c.
Children's Sallei Hats, In White and Mlxe
Gent's Kine White Stiaiv Hats, 39c.
llejs' Diess straw Ilats, 25c.
Seme Special Values for Ladies
White Embroidered l'leuncliiEs, Scallop
and Hemstitched. 41 Inelirs urlile at i'.n r
inrd. Hcttcr Quulltlcs, 50c, U2c, 75c, 87KciJ
Si per nrd. ' 1
Ulack Silk-Net, 75c, 87c, tl te2 per jard.
The Very Latest Idea In
NECKWEAR
Per Pashlonable Gents Is the KINO TECIt, t
Madras Cleth Shirts,
I'er Gents and Rej s, tl.60 te $2.,rO.
Prcnch Plannel Tourist Shirts, fei Gouts, I
iu suv.
Kine Silk Outing Shirts, rer Gents, KMi
De'mct and Chovlet Routine Shirts, rer GcnJ
e.1r Tali. "7?n 1
-t -, .-
Cenl nnd I'leiisunl
Summer Underwea
India Onuc ami aupcrfln Met Ine, 25 cent
CI.DU.
Gent's Lawn Tennis Oxfords,
Pedestrian Cut, Seal llreivn Cam as Uppen
Hard Rubber Sele, all sizes. Price, tl. I
i. eni s cnoeeiaio uoier iiannerai Liress sin
Stilish Londen 'lopahlieu that Is sure tel
come popular ns a bummer Dress Shee prlj
SJ50. 1
1 adies' I..iee Oxfords, In nil tlie pepulj
styles, 76c te iZMV. 1
A full assortment of size. In
"Wire Screen Doer
AND
Self-AdJustiDg Window Screses.
SUMMER ROCKERS
Fer the Perch, Veranda e f-lttlng Roem.
Iho Ladles Fax orlle Summer Chair, made
hard finished nn'i nil ninple, with variiltb
slat back, luiiurii i iki siuini seal, sirei:
cool and lomferlable, p ire, tl.
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32-38 East King Street,
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