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,.. A GKAXD CONCEBr.
' VtM CrMrman Stutters Delight n large
it ". lalluM n IVitdnniutar Itvenlnar.
' Tk concert in Fnlten opera house en
jVMmdtf evening; wnsn foatureof tlie
j MMlTnies new proKrewing wmra m
. laara a lasUnir linnrosslen upon tlie lnrse
" MdlMea MMtnulcel te bear It,
,'Tm cene upon tlie stage was ene 10 m
mkn aa andience. Deck or tlie orchestra,
eompeMd of thirty artists from Heading
ad Lfccter, were scated !B0 members or
lk loeal and visiting societies. Such a
chorus was never DoreroBam-
non the sUffe, ana inucn was ex-
MdUd from it, but it Is certain that oxpec-
fattens were mera than realized.
- Allowing was the programtne ren-
erect:
t Jrct-DlrljWnt-rref. Carl Mat.
.."i"Jnbel Onverture" (C. 11. Ven Wttwr.)
nanmMriini Htrassbunr" (Jul. Otte). Hu-
ifMnl'MiMeclirlngr''Bchlircr's Ab-
:fchrt " (J. 11. Schmeelicr). Llcdcrkrauz, Fhlla-
3.5uU Beheld' Ich " (Carl Iscnmann), Mam-
vVMTnler.lincasier.
ftjOka Dlrel " (Verdl). Fmeuleln Adcle Mali.
-j' 'Ml luiein" iw. veiKmari, jvrucnvr !-
Mteher, Baltimore.
"MOimwcn " (ignai nam;, uhiii
HiAmAXUm Der WahrheiL" (Herm. Mehr),
Rft
SMMncner mil urcncsiciDcvicnuug. ;...,
mv If jrm. Mnhr.
, Atu-ndrniM." fllure Juennt), Harmenle-
r '.Mitnnercher, Heading.
'Se. "DH Mst Wie Elneniumc," b. " Mpnrt
"! n.i-hi ii (iLHchumnii). Fraenlcln Adds Mat.
Si " Rhclnsagc." (0. Kcker), GcrmanlaMrenucr-
ahA. Hnlllmnrn.
:'.S"f."il7Y.V" TV. .--. -II il tiMA t ll.
"isacmueu wv jirivgi-i, . T.t-v.v,j .,-
.V4Vii fjinraftti.r.
fcr "Ahendirrbct. Au Der Opcr." " Nnchtager
ft. Ven Granada." (a KrcuUcr), Mnsscncher. . . .
Oaverture "DIcLustlgcn Welbcr,"(Nlcelal.)
Every number was npplauiled te tlie
t. venn. anu m: vnuiu mtuk - fc. vu w..i
Expelled te respend te enceres: and tlie
CDOnla in Aul A1U1IU I'UI ,THIIIHUIi may
mIIaH forth tlm heartiest encere. Tlie
NL lively compesltlou In rospenso wasf re-
B? compesorof "Am Allnre Der Wahrlicll,"
W&l Herm. Mehn dirccted the musicians for
$3$ this number, nnd he bewed Kracelully In
sv:.v rairna nun iuu uiuuuik raiiisiuuLiuu. j,u
m acKnewiedgmeni 01 1110 npprrviaueu 01 ni
r TlifiBolesof Miss Allele Mat, dauchler
of Prer, Carl Jlatr, wnre faultless. All the
graces! or the succebsfnl blnger wero dis
played ; and her volce Is well controlled In
scaling the difficult notes in the ceiiikisI-
uens namcu in me loregoing iironriiime.
'A pretty tler.il basket was prosented her.
Tlie concert irem ueginiung 10 emi ns
el high chnrocler, and the Lancaster par
ticipants bliowed results of as careftil train
ing as the Individual cheriives by visiting
societies. Prof. Mat, gave direction te the
programme In his usual onthusiastle man
ner, and It was largely due te Ills efforts
tbat tue concert it as se hucccssiiii, hh no
worked hard. tl
After the concert thfi slngers ero taken
te the hall of the Mwiinorcher, whero they
wcre handsomely oiitertainod. Thore was
plenty of singing and soveral speeches
with musleby the Clerninnia. Iroquois and
Wasldngteu Grays bauds. All present ct
jeved themselves until a very Inte hour.
vfe-day the visiting singem were taken
en u trip through the county. They s out
out in carrlages, visiting Lllllr. ami ether
places.
Te-morrow the hie nlcnie will take nlace
and If the weather Is favnrable it will be
the largest affair of Its kind evor held
Tells Hal u.
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IT'S SATISFAtrrOIlV .
llul CelutnblntiM Hoped for ii
TU'kut
ileadnl by W. U. llonsel
Cei.ujmiA, July 3. The news
nomination of Pattlseu anpears
of the
te glve
general satisfaction In the town, but does
net appear te have Inspired the coiitldenco
which wquld linve followed the noiiiiiiiitlen
of llcusel. That uuiitleuiaii's camllilaey
had been worked into a gotiulne boom In
Columbia by the Ifcruhl and Intlepriulcnf,
and thcre was mi earnest desire liore that
he might be favored at Scranton as the
nominee The Itepnbllcan belters, of
which thore are net a few in the town, will
no doubt go te the uomlueo.
The Columbia Canne i lull has ulsely
decided that the centennial prl.e cups
should net be taken from Columbia pnr-
tnRnntitlv ivlllimif. n ivtutfint. Piitrlnv will
W$L be nmdcliu the hIiikIis double mid four-
g eared races.
Ml Offlcer Witllck amis in Lebanon te-day
asu witness In the UlasMiivcr home (deal
ing case. The herse thief was remanded
for trial.
Tlie club heuse of the Columbia Cauoe
club has had a shewer bath added te its
conveniences.
Thieves forced an entrance te tlie show
window of Simen Weaver's fitiit stere and
carripd off a bushel of peanuts.
Mr. K. Creuley Invited a uuiuber of his
frlondste the Koysteno club rooms, whoie
he cut the prize cake wen at the bliau noe
fair.
The empleyes of the Ueyers it Ce. saw
mill have received their hctiil-ineuthly
wages.
Squire Evans nnd Oftlcer AVHtlck iiiude
a tour of Maner last night in search of
Slundcr allcged te have been hurled by
mith, who was sent te Jail en Monday en
charges of assault and larceny. The afder
man of the Second says it u as a water
haul. Susan Swconey and Louisa Dersoy, who
were trying te sustain the reputation of
the "Hill" for furnishing potice items,
have been ledged In jail.
The shirt factory will clese te-morrow
for the Fourth of July and resume en
Monday.
Mr. Theodere L. Urban is showing some
fine specimens of amateur photography.
William Lenoy met with sn accident at
the Columbia rolling mill which rosulted
In injuries te the right leg requiring the
attention of n surgeon. A piece of Iren foil
en him.
The Fourth of July will be taken charge
of by the small boy of the borough. There
will be no formal celebration In this place.
A HUItGI.AIl bCAlti:.
The Heuse or a family round Open-A
Geed SukcohUeii from Chief norcrer.
Sometimoago Miss Potts, who lives at
Ne. 120 Kast Chestnut street, en the corner
of Cherry alley. enl te thu seashore.
When she started she locked the heuse up,
oral least it is supposed that she did.
"Vesterday some ladleu, who llve next deer,
noticed that ene of the pilr of back shutters
was open. They netlded Jehn Albright,
another neighbor and he called upon Chief
of Pollce Uerger at the mayor's etllce, tell
ing him about It.as It was feared that thleves
mluht lmve broken in. The eliluf niul
Oftlcer Selber went te the hoiibe between
6 and U o'clock last evenlng and thu latter
scaled the rear fence, which is; a cry high
and has a lattice work upon tlie top, In
erder tefen the g-ite which was locked
ontbelu&Jo. The shutters wero found te
boeponaud through the window Ollleer
Slebcr ccawled. Ile struck a match and
found a tallow candle upon a table which
he lighted. In the meantime the chlef of
pallce had maile tlie dlsceveiy that the din
ing room deer M-as ajar. The olllcers then
cnt through the house from cellar te
garrotwhlle Mr. Albright watched ut the
fiont,ieor, but did net find auyoue nor
did the tilings leek us if thev had betn
disturbed In the least. Tliu'shutter had
one mark upeu It which looked as though
It might bae been pried ojien, but the
key of the dining room deer was in tlie
lock lu the Inside, and the deer shewed no
sign of prying. Thore nre pnople in the
city who have keys te the heuse te leek
after it, and they miy have lett It open, but
Chief 'lierger could net niui;them last night.
This house was broken into and robbe t a
few years age. The open shutter and deer
looked rather bumiIcIeuu.
The chief of pollee made a geed sucKOs sucKOs
tien this morning whlle talklug ever
burglaries te a reporter ofthe I.ntklmoen I.ntklmeen
ceii. He fcaid that all persons who go out
of town te spend uuytime during the sum
mer, and leave their heusss unoccupied.
mould icave word at the btatien heuse. if
mi was uoiie the pollce would make It
ihclr bubiuess te keep an eve en the heuse
at nil times.
Gotntcte Jlarrlsbiirir.
Members of the dllferent councils of
American Mechanics, of this city, will go
te Uarisbtirg te-morrow te partlcipate In n
parade or the Junier Order. They will
leajohere at 0:2.5, taking about 60 people,
and ujmju arrUingat Ilarrlnburg they will
met at the btatien bv theCommon theCemmon theCommen
wealtb band and escorted te their place.
Thaunlferm will consist of a black derby
bat. badge and whlte gleves, and each man
will carry a cane. The members will meet
at the Inquirer building at 0 o'clock.
Itecky Sprlnirs Leased.
Jehn B. Peeplos, who is having the larae
steamboat built at Wltmer's Bridge, has
leased the fine pleuie grounds at Jlecky
hprlngs. He will make ery mauyim.
) reveuieuts ou the ground ana will put up
a wharf for the steamboat pasneugers t0
ii. tie mems nusmess and will un
Uiuutxlty uuke an attractive place of It.
TO-MenitOWS AtUSKME'Ta.
Tlie Kinds of l'iiu That Will lle en Tep In
Town nml County.
There will be many different kinds nf
amusement for the pcople te-morrow.
They are varied enough te plcase every
body and most of them will recehe plenty
of attention.
At Tells Italn the big picnic or the
Moderkranr. will be held and thore Isovery
cvidence that the crowd will be very large.
Te aceouimedato them the car company
will provlde exlra cars.
Anethor great attraction will be the races
at the park, which promlse te be very line,
as a number of noted horses will be hern.
At Petirvn Park thore will be n very large
picnic, and there will be games of ball
between the Yerk and Lebanon clubs both
morning and afternoon. Many jioeplo will
go out from Lancaster.
At the IronsideM grounds te-morrow
there will be two games between the
Athlotle ilub, or Voik, and Luke Lodor Ledor Loder
man's team.
Thcre w 111 be a big parade at Lphratn to
morrow and Lltltr. will have the usual cel
ebration. Tickets at reduced rates will
take many poeplo te these places. IXarris
burg will ulse get her share te ettend the
Junier Mechanics parade.
Oiin ofthe best amusements ofthe whnle
holiday will be the linn display of II reworks
te be given at the City betel te-morrow
evenlng. It will surpass any private dis
play evor rIveii In the city and will be well
worth going te see. North Queen sttoet In
that vicinity will scarcely held the oep!o
who will assemble te see IL
At Quariyvllle te-morrow evening there
will be a grand display by the secret soci
eties or that place, New Provldenro and
Ilawlinsvlllc. The Quarryvllle and ethor
bands will furnish the music. There will
be a display or fireworks in the evenlng.
THE OI'KHA HOUSi:.
The l.iiHt AintiHunieut Until the Shew
Season Opens ImprovementH
HuIiib Made.
The concert of the Germans in Fulton
epera house last evenlng was the last
entertainment that will be given
there until the regular show season
nrwns lu the latter liart or August.
tfext soxseti, as has lieeu stated, Mr.
Yeelcer will iiiniinge the opera heuse
himself mid his partners will be his son
CliarleH and " llert" ltinehart. Charles
u III have charge nf the box ofllce and Mr.
Itlncbari will leek after the Ntagc,ns lie has
ie wll dene for many yc.us. Mr. 11.
"ocker -w lit nuiorvlse oery thing about
the liousennd book attractions.
This morning a ferce or men were put te
work (eating out the old seats in the
parquclte elri'le, which 'mvii been sold te
Jehn Il I'oep'.o who Will putliem lu the
new Deal en tne loneiiotfu. i no leiuiiig
chairs In the pnriiuette will tnke the place
id theso removed from the circle, and lu
tlie parqnotte iiowrlnlrserauontlroly new
ileaigu will be put. Other Improvements
will also be miuie.
The Hat of iiltriielleiiN already booked by
Mr. YocLer Is tlie best that the books or the
epera heuse have evor held. 11 Includes
the leading stars and combinations of tlie
country and (he Hcaseu w 111 no doubt be a
vast linprovenient upon what II has been.
THIS LIVHttY IlOltSi:.
He 'W 111 Net Stand thu Breaking efn
Trnue.
This morning William IHter, n boy, was
driving a hoise belonging te Mcttfed
Brethers, and hitched te a cevered wiikeii,
down Last King street. One of the traces
became loose at the corner of Duke iitrcet,
and as It struck the herse upon the legs he
frightened and started te run. The boy
could no longer held the animal, nml he
thought It best te try and save bin own life.
Ile jiimped from tlie wngeu ami lauded en
tlio'belglau blocks, where he wnti turned
aieuud several limes. Horccched usliglit
cut ou the bend, but he did net
mind Hint, as he is hard te hurt.
The horbe ran through Centra Square
and down West King street evor the
belglau blocks. Ile passed closely Ie u
mi mborjef wagons of dlllorent It I nils, which
were standing en the streets, but did net
ttrilte any of them. At Water street he
turned down and ene of the hind u heels
was caught lu the l all read truck, livery
speke was broken from the hub. The
herse became loose 1'iein tlie wagon In seme
way and ran down te tlie cotton factories
where lie was caught.
iimnt' j.ticALS.
It was Jehn Volun, instead or Jehn
Vegan, who wasgiautcd a pension.
Jehn Beudor, or Harrisbiirg, has gene
te White Hall, ia., te siicrltiteud a cotton
mill. He Is a native or Liucaster, mid fur
years worked in the cotton mills here.
Mlsses Mame Ltchell, Kate and Mellle
Molster lelt te-day for a tiip te Heading.
They w Hi be absent several u ceks.
Jehn McCallrey was the only customer
bofero the mayor this niernlng. Ile was
drunk mid acting badly at the Lugle hotel
last evening, lle was released.
The hearing or the writ of habeas corpus
for the possession of the children or M.
Franke, new in the Children's Heme, was
continued this afternoon until Monday.
Mr. Heury Wolf was serenaded at his
resldoncc.en Kast King street, by tlie Head
ing erchestra, In attendance at the Licdur
kranr. festivities.
Nearly all or the people who went te
Scranton te attend the state comeutloii
returned at 12:.. They came down as far
as Wllkesbarre last evenlng where they
remained eer until this morning. County
Chairman M alone, W. V Ilcnsul, Mayer
Clark and ethers will return this evening.
Ne paper will be Issued from this olltce
te-morrow.
Death eCMi-h. Victer A. Yoeker.
Mrs. Clara J. Yoeker. wife or "Victer A.
Yoeker, or this city, dled en Wednesday
evenlng at the home el her father, Cel. I,.
L. Hush, lu Hlrd-ln-IIund. She had been
in HI health for a long time from caneer
and sulfered the inebl intense pain. She
began te sink nipldly yesterday, and hnr
death took place bit ween (1 ami 7 o'clock.
The deceased was the second daughter of
Cel. Bush and was in her 31st jcar. She
wus married te Mr. Yucker about eight
years age, and has two children, Heward
aged six yearp.and Helen, aged three. Mis.
Accker had a great many friends in Lau
cuter, where bIie lled a ureal part of the
tlmosincehcr marrlage. The fiiucial will
take place en Saturday, with Interment t
Woodward Hill cemetery.
The Hull Caines.
Yesterday's games of ball rosulted as
follews:
National League- Philadelphia 7, Chicago
1; Cleveland I, Bosten 5; Cleveland I,
Bosten 5; l'ittsbuig 13, New Yerk'.!; Cln-
ciiiiiiiu ii, nroeKiyu i.
Players' league-Chicago 10, Phi
phlaS; Buflale 17, Brooklyn 11; I'm
2, Bobten t; Cle eland 0, New Yerk
IMill.utel
'ittbburg
c 10.
Amerlcm AsseclHtlmi .- ('.ihimlmu
Syiaciise 7: Teledo ti, Athlelle 0; Louis Leuis Louis
Ulleii, BioeklyuS, St. Leuis (i, liocliesterS.
A I'lim euni; .Mie.iIhii.
A young man w he piemn.es te be ene el'
the leading tiombeuo placers In the coun
try at seme future llnie is Ad. Stark, of this
city, lle has been playing all oer the
ceuutrj with dllleient theatrical companies
mid has been lu Uiucastcr since Mnv.
This morning he lell Ter Peeksklll, whoie
he plays with the Tenth New Yerk regi
ment during their cucampmeiit there. Flo
gees thence te Leuis ille, Ky., where he
has secured an em;agemeut te ploy with
the orchestra of the lSiiekliigham theatre
durum the summer.
Deutlisof'J'we In tlne l'uinllv.
U.
11. Beeth, who recentlv moved te ihiu
city irem the country and li es ut Ne. 318
i-asi union btreet, has met with a sad
ullllctien. Monday a child elght years of
age died of scarlet foer and yesteiday
another, aged 11 years, pusbed away. It Is
u sad blew te Mr. Beeth, he has been out
pr einployment siuce he rame te town, and
is peer.
'I he 1'li-h.t Te Ge Up.
Harry Watsen, whel.eepsa grocery Btoie
at James and Prince streets, had u C
stand covered with fireworks, which he
was soiling In front of his stere this morn mern
ing. A let of boys wero playing around
and ene of them named Herne either
accidentally or intentionally set lire te the
stand. Ileckcts, jiinwheels, firecrackers
and everything olse went off togethor and
evor ?10 worth was exploded in a Mirv
bhert time. J
Te-morrow u I-ckuI Holiday.
As te-morrow will be a legal holiday
Sunday hours will be observed at the post pest
cfllce. and all the banks In the city will be
closed.
Al'leasant'Pnrty.
Isaac Ktenerand wife, of 353 North Qucen
btreet, gave a party last evening te their
daughter, Miss Gorlle. Thore was niilte a
lllllilhnr f vimtiir r.tlL'M r.Au. t .1
had a splendid time during the evculng.
-. In Tows. " "
C. W. Faigley, late of Jbe Keyston
watch factory, of this city, but new of
Trenten, N J., Is home en a visiU
Mrs. Jehn Luther PiiukIev anil son, of
Iitrebe. nre lu town visiting Jehn 1'aeg-
ley, of Ninth Quern street.
ChnilKe lu 1'iineret Ar-raaceineuts.
On account of no mere burials" being al
lowed in the Strasbiirg cemetery the ar
rangements for the funeral of Lydla A.
llowehavo te be changed.. It Will ,take
tilace at 2 o'clock tivmerniW afternoon,
frehi the rcsldoncbjef Ellhi O. .Hnyder,
wllli Interment at Laiicaitor'eetnelery.
Kyruuil Conressfs.
Michael Lyraud, who Is charged with
having murdered Notary Geuire lu Purls
en July 20, 18S9, nnd who was arrested In
Havana and brought te Paris, confessed en
Wednesday thathe committed the crime.
Demurrer Filed.
Cnunsel for Henry Martin, brick inachlne
maker, In the equity suit flled by Lamlmrt
B.Brltteu, te-dy llled adomurrer te the
bill. Th niipHtlnn of liirlwllctlnii In this
court is raised, as a similar bill ler damages
Is pendlnit In the United States District
court at Philadelphia. Other legal points
are also raised.
Trinity I.nthei-nn Church Kieurslen
Te IlcndliiR, Mineral Hprlngn Park and MU
Penn Gravity rallroaiVen Thurhday, July 10th.
Train lcavea Quarryvllle at 8.60 a. in.; fare, l
I.anrnntcr (KIiir Ht.),7M0 a. m. Leae Colum Celum
tiinatT.'Via. in.; fare, tM. Lan(llsvlllc,8n. in.;
fare, (I.M. Manhelm, 8:21 a. in.; fare, 11.20.
Itltltr, 8.32 a. m.; fare, f I. Ephrata, 8:S1 a. in.;
fare, W renin. Tlie abeve rates Include street
car fare, with directions and 8 inlle ride en the
Gravity lallread, tlie new switchback.
J'V,7.0d
t
I'kniivn I'aiik will bellvely te-morrow, July
4. Twe championship sanies of hawball. Daiie
Iiik all da'. The restaurant en the Rretinds
will Iioeioii ; tlrst-claxn iiicalxalid alt kbnlser
rvfrmliniFiits.
It CltAH. V. ECKKItT
Jlcuthe.
Niemkii. Iii this city, en the "l Inst.,
I'rnnccs, ilaiiKliter of llcnj, 1. and Ctleiia
Nlcmer, iik'"1 (1 months and 'M (lays.
The reliitlws aud frlendu ofthe family nre
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
tlie parents' residence, Ne. 3(1 Weil UniiUfQ
klru't, en Thurxday artenioen at 3 o'clock. In
terment at Hi. Jeseph's cemetery, ltd
Howk July 1, 1HXI, J.ydla A. Hene, In the
Willi j tar of her ure.
I'micnd from the rcsldcnra of her lirethcr-lu-law,
l'lhn O. Hnydcr, &0U West bcineu strict, en
July -ttlt lit 2 o'clock. Interment at I.nmaMer
cemetery. All friends of the family arc ln lied
te attend. 2ld
lliriiKiiei.ni.ii. In Went Ijimixlcr tewimhlp,
mi July 2, IKK), Mini Anule lhirklielder, In the
71th car or her line.
'IhercIsthcHiiud fi lends of the family are n
spe'cirully tuvlted te attend the funeral from
herlnte residence, In V. I.iimpeler tewtmhlp,
Muiday meriilneat (I o'clock at the lieun) and
at 10 o'clock nlMclllnRFr's Meeting Heuse. 2td
Ylckkh. In lllrddn-lland. en July 2, 1SK),
Mrn. Ulara J. Yecker, wlfoef V. A. Yecleer, In
tlie SUt year of her age.
'I lie rrlathcs and friends of the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral, Irem
the resilience of Cel. I., b. IStisli , Haturday
nfteriienii at ";o'(leol(. Interment at Wood
ward Hill lemetery. 1'rlcnds tan leave Lan
caster en the 12:8 train.
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iitavJtcta.
J'lilliulelphlu I'rodueo .Miirkm.
I'lliCADKM'illA, July fl. Noeii-rioiiniiilet
'ciiu'a Niipers, 2 2V.i)J iJ : extra. 275:1(10
():
family, I
25tiJ6n; roller, M VjS4 00;
patent.
Wheal t-IreiiL'
I'a. de. Wle
; Ne. Kited new, M(S01e; Ne.2
Cem uuht; Ne. 2, new, W,&na
: old, um
lie.
Oats shady ; Ne. 2 Whlte XytQ,X,c,
:Ne. 2
mixed, i(.i;.e.
Ilniu dull; Winter, tl) 734S1I 50; Hprlng,
UUY.im.
Haled hay dull ; tl0U03l2 M as te (iiiallly ,
llinelliy 1(1 H0312 f.0 for cholie: mixed, VWii
.ill, baled rye fctraw, new, J17 00,18 IM.
Iluttr iiulet; l'ciin'a creeincrv xlra
l.'ivlil't; I'cim'allists ezlia,ll)e;Jeliblne, IM
liKKH stetidy ; I'eun'a flnits, 15ic ; held let,
lMlV.as te iiiiallty.
te lllllll
tcady;
i;ih
ltS.2c.
Cliee'su h
pait skims, 57c; full skims
I'elrelcuiii dull : refined In lililx.. 17 10.
rotaleos llrm : 91 2Ticij3 IU per bbl fur new.
l.lve Htoek JMarieetM.
Ciiioaeo.JuIv 2,-ltrreljiUi, IS.fleO: shipments,
Xtt); (.low; beuves, Jl MU IS: sleen.,
II OIKS I II) : uteckeTH and feeders, r.' .TO'a.-! II):
rows, bull and mixed, f 1 livp.l 10 ; 'J'exuh cattle,
j.,(ijt.i mi.
KiO.1 Ulf.
dsr Itceelnts, II),erjii; shipments, MX"): mar
stmni;; nilxnl, ,! Wirt3T.); laavy, J.I iAuJ73;
t, f.1 txv.i.l N) ; skips, f.l (DAS Xt.
UOKK
lie I
llaiit. n ii.i.J im) : skin
Hliecn ltecelnts. I..l: Klili mi nls. IHiKl : inar.
ket shady; iiatlvis, fJ2,Vjril0; WrMrn.f It)
fIS); Texaim.ll OWfJl; lambs, n O0ui.i M.
KaarLniKiiTY, July 2.-Cattle-Uecelils. l.Vil;
slilpiui'iitK, HJI , market dull; prlme.SI 4IVu
4 i ; fair te kixmI, il outfit 2.'i ; eoiiimen, J.t.t:i 7 ;
bulls, coin and shigx.SiiJJ 75; ID cars bhippid
te New Yerk.
IIes Kceelpts, 2i00 ; Illnmcnln. 1W0:
market slew : medium aud ek'diM, aiKVailKI;
common te b(t Y'erkirs, J3hCV3u:i; I'ljjh, If ()
(.J 175
Hlies.'i ltecelpts, : hlilpntenls. - j
market dull; prime. I.V45 25; fair te KOed.SIOi)
fvlfiO; oemmon,IJ(4.l50; yearling luinbM, Jl
(,v")-'i; hprniK lambs fJ50i5.
lll!n-Ai.o,,luly2.-(;attle-Iluccl)lii, 22eO head ;
unsettled anil lower.
Hhicp and Ijiinbsltectlpls, 3,tu0 head;
niiirkct dull and 1 rices loner. Hhetp, cliolce
ine.Mni, J-'i I0i35 2i; medium te Keed, flK.Vt4
5 0j; eomineu te kihhI, S5 UVi'f.'i 25. ljime
Kemt te rlielce. J(175(ii7i0; fair te geed, I8 4J(T
U7U; iiicdluiiite fair, tdftXiJOtOj yearlings !l 75
O'iO.
lles ltecelpts. &1O; market steadv; geed
demand; selected medium nclghtsaiid selected
heavy ends, II WKif I 05 : geed te choice
heavy, a I ixvjt 1 01: selected Yerk welhtBt$Ui
(.11(15; mixed pigs and light YerkeiK, J,!U5
04 00 ; light pigs, 83 KX.V.1 IK) ; reilght, fJ 003 20 ;
stag", 2 75QJ.
fJiiiln 111111 1-rovlrtleiiM
Furnished by S. K. Yundt, llreker.
Cilie'Ade. July 'I, 1 (O echKk p.m.
wneai. corn. num. rerie. ijiril.
July. ..
&.
trjif
5fi7
August .. ......
Hcptenibcr.
Dctelur .,
Neember..
December
Year ,
May (Ih'JI)
L'rudu (Hl-Julv
.15J
H.V2
r.i'
5 82
ft lle
(I 00
l.l'
"74
'kn;
a;;, is
Closing Prices 2.15 o'clock p. m.
Wheat Cum (mis. f'erK.
Lard
5 (15
fis.
5 lij
0 00
Jiuy- .. Mr'H
512
12.11
AllgUHl S7J1
Hentpiiilier . ss!i
12 Oil
11 70
te
ucieuer
November .
lucnilwr. W
Ma(lWI)
Consuls ,
Crude Oil-July. .
Winter W Heat
Spring Wheat
Cern
Oats
It)
lliirtc
Consels
Itecclpts Megs ...
KeceliiLi Cattli-.
SVi ',
KeceiiUs.
Cur 1.01s.
::
191
Head.
...8,UX)
hloeK .MiirkntM,
cliiolallens by Keed, McUrami A Ce., baukert
Lancaster, l'a.
KSWIMIIKMHT. 11 A. M. II N. 9P.V,
Atchison, Tep., Hauta l'e
Canada l'liclllc,
t. O. C. A I
Colerado Ceal
Central Purine
Canada Heutliern
Chi. HI. t A l'bg
Den. A lllnl)
Ikl. U A W
Krle .
Krle 2uds ., ,
Jer C
K. AT
Leu. A N
1 Hhere
Mich. Cen
Missouri PncMc.
Heck. Valley
NlP.Tref ! '."?."".'.'.
N. West
N. Y. tl
Newllngland ,
Kasl'ltiiucsMO.
I'iJS
.
&
II ,i
20
b'.i!J
W)
73i 734
M
liiii
si
III!,
Je;
I',
$,
IH)J
Ml
7I?
2IL'
iimana
Oregon Transcontinental..
iMi'ta'C UlYj
wl
uuutrju .v v ..,
Pacltte Mall
ii:
22' I
ij2
11
2i.' i
Itlchiueud I'enulnal.
Ht, Paul
toxin Pacllle . ...
Union Pacific
Wabash Cem
Wabash Pref
Western U
WestHbure llend .
I'liii.AiiKi.ruiA r,isr,
lh. VhI
11. N. Y. A l'hlla
Pa.lt. )t
lleadhn:
Ih. Nav .
llestetiv. Pass
P.AK ..'.
N. Cent .....
lVupleii l'aM
Itdg f
Oil ,
54 62)4
&HJ
5;
23!4
-.. (stt' SJ4
8I4
sw tiucrtiecittcuta.
.U ..?" "".,"". U,."!8. "id Le.m Assecia-
i . nt'virr
Becretary,
iniiwiHiueiiiiiiLcred are new ready aud can
JehnUF Va 'iS fi, T the seilclm".
JehnK. Hiiydir, , "'nd uurday'
-'"W tllllt, 1 I ? IXt
tttt 9lbatt;Hemettt.
OIIKAP-I'UIIK ItYK WHIHIJIEa. HttACIC
bcrry(ilngerand Kimunel Ilraiidlra,
UOHUEUH MciUOK HTOIIR,
Ne. 53 Centre Square,
lirANTKIl-A
MII)I)I.KA(IKI) WOMAN
r ,ti
jjttd
te dd general hon-ework. Apnl v at
iv isciiviii iiuki. rii.
WANTKD-A nntMHIIED HITTING
room and bedroom bv ulngle ntntleman.
Ixsntlen inuat hi central. Address,
It" "ItOOXIH'Care ITri.i.ler.ncr.R.
-ryNDEIlHIiniTB AND DHAWEltS,
KOll HOT WKATHEIl,
At EltmMAN'H.
ANOTIIF.lt ljrOKQUELNHWAHE FltOM
Auction,
AT IIEINHOLD'H.
WANTED - OENTLEMEN IIOAHDEIW
who desire rooms. Inquire at THIB
OFFICE. Jy3-ld
"VTBW
HAIIKtl IfllAIIT LttNCII THIS
EVENINO ntthe Itanslng Heiim. Ne.M
and 21
corner or Cliestnui anu inriauan
streela. onnealte the Penn'n. lie net
ltd If. HANHINO, Proprietor.
piNETAiLOIUNOt
Altli THJ5 LATEST NOVELTIES IN FINE
WOOLENH, AT
i WEIKEL'8,
ap!6-3mdlt Ne. 44 West King Htrcet.
EVERY DAY A CHEAP DAY
AT UEINHOLDB.
-r A I'AIIKIHIKNNR
Negligee Shirt,
AT EltlHMAN'H.
G1IHLH WANTED KOll HOUHEWOHK
r Hltuatleimfrer.
LANCAS1EUEMPUJYMENT I1U11EAU,
Ne. CI North Duke street.
TUDUKS HAVE LONO MINCE DECIDED
that Hilly WalU'aUgar la the Ilest In tbe
HUitc. Fer sale at
NOS. 5 A 101 NOItTH QUEEN riT.
11 eee-filll (1,11,1 ll. lll.r)
THEY CAN ALL COPY HUT NONE CAN
Emial Hilly Watlr'n Havana Filler Cigar.
at NOH. 8 A lit) NOHTH (iUEEN MT.
dec54nid.M,Tii,Th,H
ONTHELL ACOCIIIIANF.'H DUBLIN AND
lie 1 la st (linger Ale. The cry DeslUinger
Inipert'il lelhe II. H.
i EAHI' KINO HrilEET, CITY,
H. E. HLAYMAKEIt. Agt,
Ale
BILLY WAITZ HAH TIIBBEbTTWO FOR
6c and 5n Clgura In the Htiile, at
NOH. 5 A Itli NORTH O.UEEN HT.
dfcW.indSl.Tu.Th.H
EOEiVi'.lT DIRECT KUOM NAPA"VAI
ley Wine Ce , California, nuiierler Zlnfait
del Claret, Uutadel and rreiitlgnan Wilier.
The last mimed Wluole crydcllcule audnde-
llcleus I.udlis' Wine.
2) EABT KINO bTHEKT, CITY.
II. E.HLAYMAKEIl.Agt.
-TjlOlt HARLEQUIN FRUIT.
PURE JAMAICA BPIItlTrt.
29 h. KINO. II. E. HLAYMAKEIt, Agt.
BEST TWO FOR FI VKCENT.CIOARH
the tlly, at HILLY WAITZ'H,
Nes. 6 A 103 North Queen Bt.
dec5-flmiIM.Tu.Th.H
PU1IL1U8ALKOFA IIUUOY.
A new llrsl-clai.s Ten Buggy, built by
Hcurv Nelly, will be sold at public snle 011
SATURDAY, JULY Slh, 1MW. at 2 e'chfk p. m.,
In the yard of the Keystone lleuse, liucaster.
Pa., when and where the terms of sale will be
made known by URIAH 1111 .Kit.
JcSAjyi.'M
CHERRY HRANDY-HLAYMAKi:it'.S BU BU
perler Cherry Ilranily for DlarrlKcaand
Hiuitintr Complaint.
'.IKAHTKINOHT.,
E. HLAYMAKEIt, Agt.
II.
-I-JEBT 60 HAVANA FILLER CIUAR
IN
jy tlie City, lit HILLY WAIT.'H,
Niw.5.1 1UI North Olleen Ht.
(lecS-OindMln.'lli.S
REIOART'S OLD HUANDY.
Ne family should be without a bottle at
IhM season of tlie year. 211 K. KINO HI'.
2UE. KINO HI'., H. ICH.
JunelVru.TliAH
"Jl f tUNNKUCHOll HUMMER THEATRE.
Week Commencing MONDAY, JUNEW.
MISH LENA FOLEY,!
RANNONaiid HTANWOOD,
HARRY JEFFERSON.
a-Ailmlssleii, 10 tents, which entitles jeu te
a Hed l)i Ink.
CIIIUHlltIIUir.lt,
Proprlelor and Manager.
Commencing Monday, .Inly 7, Mllllken A
CertcHi Opera Company, " jMiuade,"
rii)3mil
(ARRIAOEH.
Doersom Carriage Works.
FINE CARRIAOI, HUOOIES,
PH.ETONH, MARKET WAOONH, ETC.
A Platform Durness Wagen : ale. Second
Hand McCall Wagons, .lump-Sent Carriages
nnd lluggles will be bold at astonishing low
prlcis ut the
DOERSOM CARRIAGE WORKS,
Cerner of Duke and Vine Hlrecis (formerly
NorbeckAMIley),
dO-lydAwlt OEO. B. NORHECK, Prep.
13 OHE UR08. A HAKTMAN.
SPECIAL SALE OF PARASOLS
On Haturday, July 6, 1HK),
Te Continue ferOnc Week.endlngeii Saturday,
July 12, 1KHI.
LOT NO. I...,
LOT NO.2 ..
LO r NO. .I ..
LOT NO. 4
LOP NO. ft
LOT NO. II
LOP NO. 7
$ .50
.(.5
.75
1.0)
. 1.2.5
im
2.00
ATTHEMAKERH,
ROSE BROS. & HARTMAN,
14 East King St.
api 12:1111(1
E
I7I0RTIIE Irn OF JULY, IM.
BURK'S!
HEADQUARTERS
-FOR-
FIREWORKS!
WHOLESALE AND ItLTAIU
53-Openlhls Eeulug and All Day To-Mer-row.
Make Your Hclcctlen Earl) .
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 KAST KING STKUI'.T,
LANCASrER, PA.
OEAHONAHLE OOODSI
Seasonable Goods !
CUT PRICES!
BABY CARRIAGES,
HAMMOCKS,
REFRIGERATORS,
ICE CREAM FrtEEZEltH, WATER COOLERS
HCREEN DOOUH, WINDOW BCREE.N's.,
SAFETY lllCYCLES.
e.prih WAtieNs, vi:i.ecirr.Di,
LAWN TENNIS,
t ItOlJt T.T, HAi: HALL OOOD4.
SPREOHER'S
Baby Carriage Bazaar,
NO. 31 EAST KINO HT,
iiprl7-tfdTu.ThAH
Hem bt Hrmcnt
fTIOIt ItENT-NO. 118;
JC room formerly e-.
int h-1 u.ThAStfd
tEAHTKINOSTIlKET,
hi pled by Jehn A.CevIe,
, ALLAN A. HEKft.
S
-Ariii 1 1 i itf,
Alibi: AND O0IN-
JL SKtSH XXX 8TOLT.
29 UAHT KINO HTBEET,
B
IIOWN'H DIIUU HTOltli
r-
Imported Ginger Ale !
The best of all HUMMEtl DIHNKB. Get a
down for your 4th of July. Healthy, Hefresh
lng, Pcllghlful. New tetjuit mipaeked
-AT-
BROWN'S DRUG STORE,
COR. DUKE AND LEMON STH.
anls-Iylii,Th-U
H
AGEIt AllltOTnEIt.
Sniier Upholstery.
We hae laid In a varied stock of
Summer Upholstering Materials,
With all the necessary Fixtures,
And are new prepared te nil all erdcis for
Nevel Light Weight Stuffs
-FOR-
SUMMER DRAPERIES.
W alto C6 er and Dnipfl
Pictures, Mirrors & Chandeliers
WITHTARLATAN.
A Variety of Choice New Patterns In A WN
1NO HTRIPEB te select from.
1 he Best German Linen Blip Coverings.
Tarlatans, White and Colored, In all quali
ties. CHINA
0
MATTINGS
In White and Fancy Weaves.
Light Weight Summer Draperies of all kinds.
'Iho Upholsterers In our employ are ex
perienced In the aboe branches of Upholster
ing, nnd me GUARANTEE ALL WORK.
All orders for BUMMER UPHOLSTERY
WORK will receive caiful and prompt atten
tion. 25, 27, 29, 31 West King St.,
LANOAHTER. PA.
TJAIut
ACEOFFAHHION.
ASTRICH'S
Pake of Fasliien,
115 & 117 N. Queen St.,
LANCASTER, PA.
OUR GREAT THIRTY DAYS
Clearing Sale
-COMMENCES-
SATURDAY, JULY 5.
A HID BOOM TO OUR CUSTOM Kill.
Rend wlmt we ell'ur for the Hint ilny of
this Qrcat Sale.
Bargains unliciiril of injthis city.
FOR SATURDAY.
One let of I'lilriiiinicd Huts, Bounds,
Turbans, Tennes, iu., at 3c apiece.
One let of white, Black and Colored
lurge Flats at Oc.
One let et Wltle Fancy Ribbons at 10c
a yard, censlatiiiK of Nes. 10, 22 and 3(1,
imicsilk satin, deiible-faceu and two twe two
tencd libben, former lirlee 2e te -10c.
One let or Pttre Silk Sntin Ribbons,
double-faced, in Xes. 3, 1 and 5 ; also
Nes. fi and 7 Satin, with picot cde,
regular prices of which were 7 te 12c;
Satmdny, 5c a ynul. "
Black Gres-Grain Ribbons, satin edge,
pure silk, for Saturday.
Ne. 0, at Oc a yard ; Ne. 12, at 10c a
yard ; Ne. 16, at 13c a yard ; Ne. 22, at
15c a yard ; Ne. 30, at 10c a yard.
One dollar Silk Drapery Net at 7ec a
yard.
Your choice from our sleck of Black
Silk Lace Dresses, 10 inches wide, at $
per yard : regular price $ 1.50 te J2.50.
Your choice front our f-teck of "Wide
Knibreidery SUIitlng, regular price $1.11
te J1.C0 ; at Toe a yard.
One let of Heavy Linen Napkins,
Geiuian Diuunsk, fringed aud bordered,
legultir price 10c ; te-day 5c aplete.
One let of Ladica' Satin l'nrasels,
fancy sticks, legular price fcl.tifl te 62;
te-elay at jl.25.
Olie let of Huiupsd Tray Cevers,
fringed, at 0c apiece.
One let of Ladies' Fancy Cotten Jiewe,
feinier price 12Je ; te-elny "en pair.
One let of Ladies' Black Ribbed Hec,
4c a pair.
One let of Ladles' Black Cotteu Hum',
warianled fast black, regular price, 10c;
Saturday, 7c a pair.
One let of Lndies' Fast Black, uar
i anted. Ribbed Cotten Hee, legular
ptiee 121c ; Satutday, 10c a pair.
One let of very line Chroine Linen
Fans, fancy polished .sticks, regular
price lUi and -10c ; te-day 2ec.
One let of 21-lneh Cieam Filk Hem
stitched Initial Handkerchiefs, regular
price 75c; Saturday, 50c.
One let of Ladles' White Hemstitched
HanelkerehlefM, 3c apiece ; no mere than
3 te one customer.
One let of Children's Gnuze Vests,
silk bound, short sleeves, size 10, at 5c
ti piece ; size lb, at 7e apiece ; size 20, at
Oe apiece, size 22, tit i'JJc apiece ; tize
21, at 15c apiece, for this day only, nnd
only 2 of a sie te one customer ; 'the
regular prices of these Is 10 te 20c.
One let of Beys' Gauze Shirts, long
sleeves, size lit! te 31, ferMiturday at 12le
npicee ; regular price 2 te 30c. Only
tue sold te one customer.
MGlfflWB,
lcm bwcetiBcmntt.
M
ARIETTA PREflERVINO KETTLES.
ATICKINIIOLUB.
GIKW WANTED-B1TUATIONS FREE
thU week. Lancaster Employment Hu-
rreu, Ne. 1 North Duke ttreet.
ua2-lyd
OITV TAX.-AN AHATKMENT OF .1 PER
fehl. will lw allowed en all City 'fax paid
mi or twrhre July 1. isue. Ofllce heura from B a.
m. te 12 m. and 1 te 8 p. in. Un Monday and
Huturdnycienlngti the efllee will le eien from
7 le 8 o'clock. J.H. RATHFON,
Jiine5te30R Treasurer.
AT OUR OFFICE YOU CAN UET ANY
amount of
LANOAHTER CHEMICAL COMPANY
LAWNEN RICHER.
WANTED-HOHSES TO PASTUR&
Addrtu.
pr23-tfd NV.W.OROSn.NetrwlllcPa.
13ENMANHIHP AND TYPEWRITING AT
. the Keystene Business College for six
nceks, commencing Monday, July 7, at 0 a. rn.,
for Heys and Olrls from 10 te 15 years; elder
ones can enter at mere cost Heven Prlxea will
lw Kl veil. First one, a Geld Watch worth 120.
Call for circular te V. D. MOMBER,
Ne. Il) North Queen HU, Lancaster, l'a.
4GI
Ne
LCi
GREAT IMPROVEMENT TO OI.I1 Oil
New Ii nrnnbyuslnK LANCASTER C11EM-
LUJUWISV J.AW.-H E.MWUllKll.
mH
X Oeren,
AT REINHOLD'S.
SCHOOL TAX, ISO-THE UUPLICATK IS
new In tlie handa or the Treasurer. Three
per cent, off If paid before. August 1. Oltlce
hour from tl a, in. till I p. m.
W. O. MARSHALL, Treasurer,
JeJjtauldR Ne. 12 Centre Square.
Xr ANT ED-GIRLS FOR GENERAL
Housework j geed situations furnished
iree ei eimri
elmrire. Apply
rENN'A EMPLOYMENT RUREAtT.
12 Seuth Duke Street.
irEHAVf
V Pipes n
Pipes In CaRCs
E THE REST ASSORTMENT OF
and Clear Helders. French Rrlar
Nna. I . ,.... TJ .. .L A I, .1... n.... Dhih.,.
. i I'. . hi v.v,, wv. iw;iii fin ma ihiu ijiunua
of Hmekliii: Tolmeee".
DEMUTH'S CIGAR STORE,
18-tfilR IH East King street.
e
clin
UR CIGARS, OOLDEN LION AND MIA
Oner Ida. nre clear Havana filler 5 cent
gars, hand-inaite, In boxes of 23, 60 and 100.
iirj.iiuiun uiuAit smitis,
Established 1770. IH East King Street.
alS-tfdlt
DO YOU AVANT A GIRL THAT CAN BE
recommended ? Apply te
nSNWA ESIPLOYJ1KNT IIUREAU,
MENT
12 Seuth Duke Street.
SUE NEW SEAMLESS STEEL COOKING
Ware Ii better than granite and sells fur
f the price,
AT REINHOLD'S.
XN FIVE, TEN, TWENTY-FIVE AND FIFTY
Pound Package.
LANCASTER CHEMICAL COMPANY
LAWN EN RICHER.
Sold everywhere.
THE SEAMLESS COOKING WARE IS
strong, durable and cheap,
AT REINHOLD'S.
THE ONLY CIGAR SrORE WHERE YOU
can purchase Imported and Key Wcit
ClKars.andU.F. Graeley'RSupcrler Cavendish.
DEMUTli'S CIGAR STORE,
IH East King BtreeL
Telephone. alS-tfdR
w
H1TE
AT ERISMAN'S,
Ne. 42 West KlngSt.. Opposite Cooper Heuse.
t5ensien&
PENSIONS
The New Pension Kill Just passed entitles nil
Soldiers, Widows, Miner Children nnd Depen
dent Parents te a pension. 1 will attend teall
applications placed In my hands promptly. I
hae had four ears experlcnie In the pension
oltlceat Washington, D. C
SILAS W. SHIRK.
Je2S-3md 10 North Duke St., Lancaster, l'a.
MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION.
Notlce Is hereby irten that the ordi
nance of tlie City of L.incaslcr"fer preNentlng
accidents by lire and the better prccr at ten of
order lu the city " will be strictly enforced
acnlnstull persons filing guns, pistols nnd ether
llrcarms, erselUng, casting, throwing or Ilrlng
clutiera or ether tlreuerks operating In a simi
lar mauncrdiirlug llioeelebrntlen ofthe com
ing Fourth of July.
The police of the city are hereby Instructed
te arrest any ptrsen delected hi lnlatlug said
ordinances. ROUERT CLARK,
Je2il,2Slyl,2,n .Mayer.
XrOT'Cn TO IIRIDOE RUILDElUS-llIDS
JA for the erection of a wooden bridge acre-s
the Octoraro creek at Weed's Fording, between
the counties of Lancaster and Chester, will be
received at the elllce of the Commissioners,
Ijincnster, Pa., until 10 o'clock en Thursday
morning, July 21.
Proposals for superstruclure and masonry
will be received separately or combined.
Specification for masonry inny be had ntthe
Couitnlssleners'Otncc hi Lancaster aud Wcat
Chester.
Uv order of
THE JOINT HOARDS COMMISSIONERS.
Jtlle-OtdAwtd
FpROUTTv SHANK. "
elameTshirts.
al-hd
Vj KV PI'SION hill passedT
New Pension Bill Passed.
The New Pension 11111, Just passed, entitles all
Soldiers and Soldiers' Widows, Miner Children
and Dependent Parents te a pension.
I will uttend te all applications placed lu m
hands promptly.
DAVID L.DEKN.
Alderman and Pension Agent, Ne. 2L'l North
Queen Strtet, Lancaster, Pa. JunUMwdR
"Something for you! '
it von apply early you can Jein th" class IN
penmanshiims Lessens one dollar.
The Ilrsi fitly appl) Ing Mill be admitted, and
no mere. Instruction thorough lu-Pper Posi
tion, Movement and l'ciiheldlug.
LANCASTER RUflNLSS COLLEGE,
Ne. HI North Duke Street.
Addresfser apply te
11. C. WEIDLER, Principal.
limSe-liiidltl Ijincaster llusluess College.
VyEEXAMrNEEYESFREE.
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE I
Yeu Think Your Eyes Are Geed I
If jeu havethem examined you will probably
find that there Is something wrong with them,
and that glasses will be a great help te you.
We use Inlmltuble "DIA MANTA1' lenses,
which nre made only by us, ami recommended
by leading Oculist ns the best aids te defec
tive vision.
Solid Geld Spectacles, 93,00 : usual price,
9fl.OO.
Steel Spectacle. fiOc; usual price, HI. 0(1.
Artificial Eyes Inserted, $1 ; usual price, Sj.10,
H.
ZINEMAN & BRO. 130 S. Ninth Street,
OPTICIAN. PHILADELPHIA.
Uelueen Chestnut aud Walnut Streets.
mvK-lyd
T
HE PEOPLE'S CASH tORE,
BARGAINS
Summer Goods.
FAST I1LACK FRENCH SATINES In Solid
Celers and Neat Plgures, which are very dura
ble, 23c per jard.
The balance of stock of FIGURED BATISTE
te go at 10c per yard. Seme of these goods sold
at ISO and 20c.
Genuine Imported ZEPHYR GINGHAMS
reduced Irem 31c and St? te I5c.
Demestic ZEPHYR GINGHAMS lu excellent
stjlcsnt lOeand lie. Seme of I hce goods equal
tlie Imported In style.
Geed STYLE CHALLIES at 6!c,.is preltj hi
design and coloring as expensive geed.
White Dress Goods.
PI. nut, lu Cords and Checks, Lluen de Indcs,
Victories, Naliisoekj, Plaids, Stripes, ic.
Full Lines ef EMBROIDERIES in geed qual
ity, from tl e very nurrowte the widest widths.
s
25 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
luarJU-ljdll
People
Casli Stere,
Item beerilsentrnt.
"T UWO CATAtXIOUE WITH NEW KD:
ATX Hen and pi ire list ent in en npplleaUei
AT HEINIIOLD'8,
Opposite r. il R. Depot.
T A LTIMORE MUTUA L AID HOCIEtT;
r...3.Trr e',rnl eenitent and trni
.....y ii.ii. uiKciiii-uiiiiiiy nppearanee te a
as celff ctera. Alse tn e men as hl mnu.
JeO-tfd HO East King HuLBiicaWr, l1.
NEW GOODS. IjOW PRICEfl ANDACOC
bteru Roem makes shopping plcnt.
AT llEl.NHOLDS.
-1T7-HAT IH TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 11
T T create a iieauiirui uewn or Renew an O
One.
A BEAUTIFUL LAWN. HOWEVE
jC. small it may ne.ne ereei luxury. LA
IMS1KK Ullt.lllt'ALi IVMI'AAY LA
JUdCllLlK
T EADINO HATS.
BIG REDUCTIONS
-ON ALL-
Straw and Summer Hati
STAUFFER & CO.,
Nes.
31 and 33 North Queen StreJ
LANCASTER. PA.
me PENSIONERS.
TO PENSIONERS,
Jacob L. Ban
ALDERMAN,
NO. 16 SOUTH DUKE STREET.
A soldier for 4 years, and a successful and
pcrlcnccd Pension Claim Agent for 6 yci
Asks his comrades and their widows te ap
te his agency rer Pensions under the. act
proved by the President, June 27, 1S1X).
ti Ne fee unless successful. Jy2.
rTlROTTINO TOURNAMENT I
Xlie e-urtli
-AT-
McGRANNS PAR
GRAND TROTTING TOURNAHE
Friday, July 4.
The Greatest Trotters that have ever visit
the track will contest the classes for prcmlia
aggregating ii.iuu. Among inem are :
Newton II., 2.17 ; Hilly Ilutten, 2:l!i ; ChJ
ley Ulbseu, 'ixlVA : Cleon, 8 23; Dick
2.2IJ4! Elcctra, L.nii", Arbutus, 22IJ;
Stuart, 2.2,JJ ; Sherman ilashaw, 2.2
ffS-Den't fall te witness the perfurmanccl
these matciiless racers. It will beanancrni
of rare sport. JuujO-11
J."
MA'tTIN J: CO.
J. B. MARTIN & CO..
EIGHT BARGAINS
Men's
FI RST I1ARGAIN Fifty d07cnregularr
naiuriggan nose, i-;ica pair, worm -vc.
SECOND 11ARGAIN-A let or Fancy
In stripes aud Solid Celers, at 19c a pair.
THIRD IJARGAIN-A let of Ulue Flail
Shirts with the prleescutln two.
FOURTH BARGAIN -Fifty deen GJ
Shirts, llalbrlggan, Leng nnd SherfSlee
aic eacu ; would 11c enenp at uuc.
FIITH 1IARGA1N Flannel Shirts. Ltl
Stripes und New Shades. 'Hie Shirt jeu vrl
101 eummer, ue eacu ; 1,1 ly prices, euc.
SIXTH HARGAIN-A 49-ccilt While Dl
Shirt made of Extra Heavy Muslin, LIN
liosem, all sizes, 12 te 19 laches.
SEVENTH RARGAIN-A let of Peri
Shirts, Geed Patterns, some nre slightly selfl
niey were ti.-.u 10 ji se. 1 no price new is 7(x
EIGHTH UARGAIN-Cclluletd Cellars,
ti) luuiie cuiinis, iec eacu,
J. B. Martin k Ce
Cor. Prince & W. King Sts,,
IVNCASTEIt, l'A.
t HEisra
REIST'S STORE ABLAZl
!
-WITH-
FIREWORKS.?
KIbl'S. Iamterns. Ralloens and Animal I,
loons. Everything jeu want te see In the F!
works Line. Whole trout of the stere thre.
inienKctaii Department, it villi pay jei'
make your Flreuerk Selection with us. ,
can dolt under the cooling breeze of four 1.
mense electric fans. Ne hoi vi either with us
DOWN COMES SUGAR. I
A Pure White Sugar at feje. We told you hi
Don't buy mere than von really need. We pi I
pcciaworse uicaa
OUR SUMMER DRINKS
. . ri.L U ili.I..,vpi Viilnrlii
--.-.-.... - '
wiMiiu v.iurt, iv i'uti iss.iinnv ' J
Kipiieh lt!rtplehprr .lukt telhrrtLail trade 1
neliiff fiist. Put up la lx snllen kegs no chaft I
forkHfs.splRethaua nUhses. Orders iaebJ,i
(Imillcatctl rJglit alQiig Cenlnlns uoHlrehol' 1
etjv.ti iuihiiiiviiiim"...
NEW MALKEHEL.
LareeNcvv Ne.'J Mackerel, weighing 1 te
lbs each. 12Kcafb. Large New Ne. 1 Macaei
Extra Fat, He f. nolegna.te. lteneless llu
ei
la
l'i'.c. Picnic nam, iuc uriva neci, tun
Ex
Drfed llccr. lic iviiuciue. ncn.
smnntrnre Milk Cree ks. Pans. Jars, nut
Pets. Cream Crocks, Jugs, Jelly Crocks, Je
Glasses. siBsen i ruiv jars, I'lms, euarua
Half Gallens: Pint und Quart Gum Rings
tars, nilid Spices, Insect Powder, Slug hh
Fly Paper, Fruit sjrups, Hlre's and Raul
Reet lircr, cie. fee our immense, stock.
nut, ,k fi.r ( 'llllL, .( Vfl.ll.nr., c Chin,.. Dnatt
. ..."-.. ....- . ......uu... . .......me a.." .
cenecs, pui up in -Hi Alr-llght cans, v
can t be vllheut them. Glve them a trl
lieasi anariuaiiiy ninasunirerm.
J. FRANK REIST,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
i
CORNER WEST KING AND PRirCEHT'
Directly Opposite
" J. B. Martin & Ce. Dry Goods Stere, aud 'AJ
Next Doer te Serrel HerbC Hetel,
i-Loek for the 111; Sign acres the pav
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FBHMD
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