Lancaster daily intelligencer. (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, July 11, 1890, Image 2

Newspaper Page TextA-' THE LAlNlCABTBK DAILY INTELLIGKNCEK. FBIeif ggPAY nTLy890i '? I :' 1 " ir ffss fcSrt KLJJ E 5-1 St St fa k&., V sJTItl 9tr4ill(ifttrrtr. ,ijp4t rv---- EMt. .. . j NIREW J. STEINM AN, A CHJUU.K38TEINMAN FOLTZ, Edlteri. &" ROBERT CLARK VttblUUer. J m. DAILY INTKLLtaKNCKIt.-rublihcd very day in the year, but Sunday. served by carrier In this city and surrounding lawn at ten cents Vwtc. lly mail five ilol ilel Ian yvt In ad vance ; 60 cenU a menl It. ij.WEKKLY INTELLIOKNCKH-Onedelliir aud F i fifty rent a year, In advance. iOTlCKTO SliUSCRinKRS-Hcmlt by check ;jj or posiemce erucr, enu wiu-re unim'i .i-j these ran tss procured cna in n rcgisicrcu .-v.. i, v t. ?- nuttd At the rmiterncc, BSsecemieiassinaii matter. Adekuw, THE INTELLIOEKCEII, Lancaster, Fa. LANCASTER, TA., July 11, 1890. w Humer Of IIcteII. ftla tliiHtlliltjiiiii Iflnlxitu ..v.. (.1.....I.. J 1UU Ali:illlDlli;illl iwvm;in mr nuni ij -Vbtitsurclv ceniltiff out of the weeds in the eastern end of tlie state, us they liav e 'already doue nt the ether extremity. 3J Ecnubllenu business men of I'liilailcl- CSjhla, tbc very old guard of Jehn Wntia 'Kinnkcr nnd Bess Quny, arc bold enough L&n.lntlninfi flint thi-v urn almost mad fefrftneuch te vote against the Heiitiblleaii Syr&tlckct. . A year mm they would net $ have admitted the iiesalbiilly of such i t3.friuiie of lnltirt. Paity loyalty had bt- feif-cenic te' them n mysteriously pnered Vffi thing, a Kind of religious faith quite tt? above the reach of party leaders. They KjJ'v wight disapprove 1110 course 01 leaner p&fcuu Dewnii uie nniise 01 ptivvci con CArTl 1 I... ..(.. I... I II.... ..,.1.1.1 sic'rivi! u IJiUlJi iniv lii-j uwiiiu ever, nuvcr. tieer desert It. Ah ai there Is 11 unity called sr-i tiA'cau "'' ,l u',HM'y Bl'rt t "fl pvvign?y would vote with it. Thin pwcersjs, tue exact position 01 many iW Ji,"f free American citizens. The ?'- ''"T i, ,ii,.i,, ,i-i, r i-t.i.,u 1...U fg&'eflii supremacy In their minds dls- Ax as the sacred Tight of parly. A friule-dyed villain could command 4lr cnthiiblustie loyalty If only he had "n tiff ti mnnnrrd tt Iruntlhllrtmi nm. nOUUUH. VJVUIV lllilV I "J UUnULLUY. IJIIl A& 4Ua n wl tt a dl a Kfh ktfea tf tr I tin r lilt Lilt: p.iiijr uuii uu iiu juii, ip iiiiTinu stnuce of their faith. Fortunately for our much prized institutions this faitli lu actually beginning le waver. Only a miracle can sae It, ami Matthew Stan ley Quay Juit ml'ies being 11 mlraule. Mr. Quay is an amariiig piece of Jug glery, mid nothing mere. Uu professed indlircrcnce as te the candidate and stayed away from the convention. Had be no personal Inteicst in it? Oh no, none whatever! Like the s?2i magician who stands en 0110 slde of the '?.- RtauG anil nreduccfi uulnea iiIl'm in I lie x hats of old gentlemen at the ether sidu, $ he loudly called attention te this appar ent luck of connection between cauw; nud effect as lvprcscutcd by hlmMlfnnd the plff, but the audience was only puzzled, net deceived. Wiie-pullIng, Coiifederates,and8on Dick niadeltQuay'a couveutieu, and net the lieiiMt will of the rnnk and tile of the party net the influence of Its better element and trusted brains. Theieuie plain indica tions that the bainboezlcmpnt of the Jtcpubllcan voter) caunet be accem--pUfllied vltli perfect ca.e and smooth ness. The ilisapioluted UfpiianlH for uunituatieuii lack the pluck for a per. seuul grlcvance levelt, but unnellish men of position, Influence and nelf-ic-upect are piilleiily, steadily and without lmpe of receveiy di-crllng the banner erChlcrtainQuay. M Cew Hey JlnrKiiicn. All the famous marksmen of hixtery iniiHt take the back scats. David made a plumb centre shot with a stone in the bread Imige of Oellath of Gath, "SVil Ham Tell tiagically tiausllxed upon the head of hlsfeua specimen of t lie fiuit tbatguve us be much trouble in Kden, and lleblu Heed cut a willow vand and split nu arrow from notch te head with his faiiieUM elelh-yaid-flbatt These Acre the tine old masters of the art of hitting things, but their work lacked the ell'diaud dash and ease of the modem gieat Western cowboy with his self-cocking, hammcile seven-shoelcr. Th3i plctunwiue citl7cus huve just in terrupted telegraphic communication with tbu I'acillc coast en the Hue of the Union I'acitie by playfully cuttlug the telegraph wires ami bmashiug the Iiimi laiem with ioveIvoi bullets. An insu lator bb a pIMel target for a man en horseback is net te le Mieezed at, and a telegraph wire is quite imlifllcull as a willow wand, an aireu , an apple or a giant's face. Thu weapons of the old masters, would huve been without eUcctupen telegraph wiie. Even the peweiful Hnglhh long low could never have out a blugle one et the several hceiti 6f wires se playfully clipped in two by tiic bullets of the cow boys. What line cavalry they would make! Meanwhile It might be advisa ble for the telegraph company te en deavor te divert their attention from tel. egraph w ires. Dummy pelts nnd ires might be fcet up along the line w ith the polite request : "Please sheet at this?" Cowboys arc said te have gentlemanly instincts concealed In theh characters, and would appreciate tills delieate at tention. (jmi) ami IVilliiiins. An Atlantic City life guaal, familiarl v known as Jack AVilllams, and till tb tf( icpiiinuen 01 many gauaui ivscuea el urowiiigpceiiie, was icuvnuy uiscnaigcil from the life-9aving set vice for the btrange reason that he had once serxed a term in prison for Inicenv . It is high time that this unreasonable attitude towards men who have given proof of rofenn should be abandoned. It may lie ualural for people te shun nud dMuist ajall-bird, buttheman who has in spite or this discouragement made fur himself a reputation, blieuld be allow rd te escape from that title. If criminals arc net te ba allowed te reform, what is the ue of liberating them nt all ? Williams had probably drifted into crime, aided by the presence of adven turous titstus, ami when he teselvcd te reform he chose the hazardous open air life of a coast guard and in summer guarded the bathers at Atlautic City. Jle was an athlete and expert sw lmmcr and many a time lias rescued drowning people who teemed beyond heje. He lived soberly and quietly, and was uul versal'.y respected until n bullet-headed policeman, anxious te prove his smart ne&s, and unable te cat h n band of micak thieves, hit upon theuntupperted theory that William? win acting as n py for his old pals. The accmed could ..uuly deny the charge and demand proofs, but be was simply lefened te his penitentiary record and ordered te leae town. It was without avail that he" pointed te his ears of heucit service, saying : " I have played straight ami worked hard for yearn pust, let me stay reformed "" Lawyer James II. Heverln, of Phlla U'lphia, has headed u praise, worthy movement for the reinstatement of Williams In the life-saving service, wucreuU career ban been se faithful that he deserves te have the stain of his jeittuful record forgotten. It Is a strange coudltlen of society that lermlt n Pennsylvania senator, and the leader efngre.it party te literally wallow In honors nnd power, Ignoring criminal charges, whlle a man llke Williams Is tabooed because lie was unce upon a time convicted and punished for u fault of early youth. The line between the uncenvicted nnd convicted villain Is often quite Imaginary, but always very rigid. As compared with .''enater Mat thew Stanley Quay, boss of Pennsylva nia, Jack Williams, theex-cenvlct and surf-guard, Ifii ningiiifielent and In spiring figure. MlMiMr. Cunby, of tbn riill.de1jliln Cmniiicrclal Kxcliange, venlures le ilccliire Ibathe actually feels Uke Kicking, but docs net knew w lirtliei he w 111 feel enough llke It te xote fur IMUImjii wlien the thne rome. I te Is a ery spirited, decided ehanieter this .Ah. Cauby, but, j)oer inin, bow can lie tell wlietlier soine means inny net be found le kick I1I111 b.uk te bis old submissive wiibeH bcforei'lcttlon ilny 7 Tin: bchnler of the weather Isileeliledly embarrassing. A few d.iys nge tliu morn ing papers of the grc.it citles went confi dently te press sliertly after midnight with groans nbeut the heat, which wero served at breakfast tlme te nlilverlng rcaclnr.. J11M. new the woather Is glorious, delightfully )erfect with bright skips and cool breezes, but in a few hours who can tell whether it may net be het enough te link (i pics in the sun? Ux-Wi:naieu Wam.aci; has geno te 12u 12u lepe, and e.xpects te rttiirn In llmotedo geed sctlce In the &inipnlgu. llun'Ai.0 llli.i.'s Wild West serins te have iulieiluced the tt mil 1 tonal frontier habits of pistol ira( ties among tlie etlote monarchies of the Old World. Ms show was rocelved with enthusiasm nm! heavy taxation at Warsaw, and continued its irl uuiphnl progress through Husslii, whom It Is highly nppreclatrtt, but thu first ayitip ayitip ayitip totiHel'n spread of frontier maimers Is far away in Monlnucgre, whote Colo Celo Cole Dasko Afarttuevlcs was shot in the btclr. by Mr. Save Pecck. Tlie col onel had elVunded Have by belng a rolative el a man who bad Imprisoned a friend of Kue. This miy soetn n rather cemplicateil and luuiole uausu ler Hlaugb tnr, but it answeied ery well In Montono Mentono Monteno gro, nnd Mr. Pecuk's bulb't went all tlie way through the cotetiul. The hitler ovlilently nuilnrstoed just hew a colennl sliuuld tu t under tlie clicuiu clicuiu stunces, ler thu ilispatches siy (hut "Though mortally wounded thu officer strugttled painfully te his knees with 0110 hand holding his hind tlie lipttnr te tiil.n aim. Willi I lie ethui he seized his revolver, which hail, as he fell, ilteppnd from his belt, and lircd nt ,S,ie, hitting hlin In the fercluud mid nlidetntm, and stritchlug him de id at lllleeii imces. Nene of the byfclandeti w ero woiinded anil the colonel expltcd in two hours," Could anything be mero neat ami buiness likef 'I he Wild West show had butter ceuiu home. It 1h rumored that (iciiciu) lloulatigei has limn li v asked the French geveiumuiil for n p.udeu. "Things beyend hopuaie compared oil witli Miiitiiriug," hut tlie idea of a request 1 1 11111 lleuhmger ler a pardon is original and sill prising. Tin: i.ATijvr uitei' itni'eitr. Comlltleii of Cotten, AVhuat, Cern. Oat, lt)U, CIO. The statistical icpert ler .lutiuef the tin rartinent of agrlcultiiie shows iuipiOMi ment te tlie status of cotton, thtiuvciaun of condition haling advanced fiem .Ss.S te 91.1 since tlie previeus returns. Theio was generally nu uxlehs of moist, tire until about the leth of June, with llue weather since, ghlng nppertuiiity ler ilestiuctleu of glass and fet thoieugli cul tivation. On the Atlantic ceist the eien is go ge flinlly well aihauccd, w 111 te it Is Inte in the Sautlnvest, wlinie planting a-nl(ilayeil by oierllowsaiul by lieaiy rains. 'I hat" which wasilaiiled caily bepiiu te bloom fiem thu l.rith to.lheJth, and in the sjeiithwestsnuiu bells 1110 lojiertul as eaily as thu JUth. AVI1II0 the plant is in miiIcius st.igns el adviiticemcul I10111 the w lde range el seed itig, It Is new almost iniaiiably in lull slger of giew III, el geed color and high premise, ery Iree fiem 111st and liue Irem w onus except the wcmU iu .cleus el fitkt bleeds In the 111010 '-'eulhurn lull. 'the prcsent aimagoel July louditieii has been uM'Ccdcil only ence In the lust IHeyears. cail thiouglieiit thoculteu ure.t two 01 thii'ii weeks of 1I13' weathci is roperled, but scm-ulv any injuiy lieui drought. Sjlnce the first of July bony lainshaie been repei ted 011 the Atlanlfc coast. The wlnler wheat icpeit rcpiONcnts the ctep as hariestud in all but its moie net Hi eru latitudes. It shows hoiiie luhaiuelu oenditloii wlioteil was lowest in June in Michigan, Iiidl ina, Illinois and Missouri, nud slight dceliiie In Ohie, Kuiituukx , tlie Pacific coast and in the Southern Mates The goneral avenue is 7H.J, tigainit 7S 1 last mouth, and tlie leduetien Is mostly iu the noii-ceuiliietelal distiiits, tlieeemmei cial supply slates, taken togelhei, iiialtiug 11e.11 ly thoHaiiieacrugoas in June. The spring wheal aveiage has adaui.el lrem Ul. 3 te 'Jl 1. The aioraKOsorthopilii aieraKOsorthopilii aioraKOserthopilii clpal states aieus fellows Wl-eensln, fi , Mlnitosetn, Ub, Iowa, I1.1 , Nohra-ka, ss , tlie DaUeUs, HI, Meutaui, rjj C0I01.11I0, HO; Washington, '.U Taken togeilior the wlnter and spring w heal makes at. a eruge of Sil Instead el t-. 1 last mouth. The returns Iiem the Seuth 1110 eiy un favorable, iudlcathig scarcely moie than half efn lull ciep. The vitality of the crop was greatly inquired by M ucli lieits. The ephls has been iciy pmiuleiit en tlie Atlantic coast, and bituratlng rains haie been Injurious. These causes hae pm duced a sliorteulug of the Mian nud shriveling of tliu grain, with an unusual proviilenco et mst. Thu lly and elilneh bug appealed in some distiK'lH. Alter the injury liem hosts that followed the lush glow th efn mild wiuttt tlie eiep tell 1111 easy piey le all the plagaes that inlest it. A lieaiy leduetien in condition duriin: June Is repotted In Kentucky. Yield and qtlubty, as tcstcd;iivthothrcs!iei,nie weise tliau was antielp ited, the phiutstliiu en the greuml.thnheud slight, tliubeiM slnhelud. Ohie and West lrKiniaiuuke slight lcduc lcduc tleus: thewiutei killed aroasibsappelutiiig expectations, while the unscathed fields x leld sound and plump grain. In Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Mis fceuriaud Kansas the least iujuicd Holds manifestly Impieied dining the last mouth, and premised lieltei lesults in threshing, while the bidlyuiiitm killed wero worse blighted and uiereihallv thin was exported. The ncr.i(;e was shKlulv .idvaiK'iil In all t lies, e status. The wide i.ingoef local londltien iuuioases the dllli culty 111 re)eitiug a true aieiae, whicli nniy he mere 1 lovely .qiproxiiuated iifier thieshiiig. In soine counties llui giam is lepeited better than was autieipated. Seme coun ties in Kansas claim hixtum lishels, b.mie twenty or acre, and ene lejieits the host crop eiet grew 11 in quality and ield, while ethers admit damage and ilisip ilisip pelntinei't. Sjirmg wheat in the Missis sipplrier status has had abundant mois ture, whlle tlieie iMonsliIeralile ceuipliiiut el the drought In the .Missouri alley. A small Increase in the area et coin is roperled of about si x-tenths of lpaneut. The hirgvst proportional extension is in the Nerthwest. There has been nearly l per cent. Increase. In Iho Seuth. Tlie ison isen ison illtlenofcornaioragesOJ.l per cent. It is lowest in the eastern jurt of the Ohie alley, and relatively high In tlie corn growing states furtlier w est. The .Southern btates generally icpert nbei 0 tH). There has been a soven, deebne in Iho condition of eats, which has (alien liem fc'J.S te bl.O. It lias been heaviest in the cotton states, nud is quite soieie 111 tliu OhioValley. In the .Seuth, w hure wlnter eats are gi own, rust has greatly injured the oiej). In the West the aphis has sapped its xltallty, and rust has followed, btiaw is short and the head dully, The condition of rye is lJ, nearly the same as at the last report. Hurley bus advanced from tC.1 te fcs.3. The acreage of potatoes has net atpio atpie clably increased. The average condition 1 It 1.7. It is low est in Missouri, Kansas, Xebiaska and Coerado. Tlie condition of j asture is high, averaging 00. An Increase of about li per cent, is re ported In tobacco. Condition is relatively low, in eraglng 88.2. It is lowest iu the Ohie Valley. Tin: i:vi: that yKvr.it hlcui's. Allan IMnkorteii, It Ovrnar. Wm Oiice u Cooper III Knne County, 111, Krem Iho Clilcngu Tribune. If Kane county lias been the scene of comparatively few infamous crimes, it at least may claim the institution of having "brought out" the most ruinous or all Ameilciu detectives Allan Pliikorten. It may be said thai Iho cr.illy old .Scotch man blundered Inte bis marioleus encer of catching crlmlualsat mldilloage. In IM1 "thoeyethat noier sleeiis" was spending Its cunning Iu making barrels at Dundee nud In hiking Its regular sleep, all uncoil unceil uncoil scieiisof Iho terrors of Its ghmce would jHissnss some time for Iho whole crallef criminals. The cooper trade was then a pmspcreiis one. Piukcrtett was thrifty mid Industrious, nnd bad qullu 11 force of men working fei him, nud a snug little home clese by bis shot). O110 day bis search for small, straight saplings from which te shave hoops car iled him up the Pox te a small island Just nboe where tbn lillle town of Algonquin new stands. Here, 011 tne ecuttoef the Island, In the thick underbrush, he stum bled 011 uslght which seemed te nrouse nil the subtle forces of suspicion which In after llfe gave him se keen a scent forcrlme and criminals. The ground wns Uttered with the Ic.ultigs of camps, which Pluker Pluker teu well knew had net been the meeting places of picnickers or gypsies, ns neither were common theilN lie told his suspicions te I.uther Dearborn, then sheriff el Kane county. They w atclied the Island, and in the right quarter of the moon raided it with a pesse of picked men, bagging a gatigel male ami Inm.ile thieves and eoun eeun eoun lerfeltore, with a supply of bogus dimes and the tools used In tlielr manufacture. This made Piukerten 11 llltle local loputa leputa loputa lien, but he thought no mere of It until Increase 0. DosWerth and II. C Hunt, who were leading merchants of Dundee, enme te him with the Inloruialleu that they wero sure tliore witsntoitntcrfulter in town, and begged him le help lliem c.iptuin the "queer" mail. He tiled te laugh them oil, btil they stuck and liung until he yielded. The country was flill of "wild cat" money at that time, mid the only scrip that couldbe banked en with the certainly that It would be worth ns much at siini)t ns at sunrise was "Ooergo Smith's money," otherwlsothn currency of the Wisconsin Mnrliieaiid I 'ire Insurance cempiiiy.whieh wbhewiimI prlnclpilly In llcorge Smith, with the Inte Alexander Mitchell ns part ner. iSiiilth'slmiiiouse wealth, well knevMi shiawduess, closutiessand integrity made his money In demand ovcrywhe'io, and lenseqiuiutly 111010 llkely te be counter feited than any ether bills iu circulation. Hosweith and Hunt had heard thorn weie counteifollH of " Oeoige .Smith's'' ten-dollar bills Inclieulatien initie vicinity nud there was a stiaugei In town Inquiring the way te " Old Man I'laue's." The latter was 11 suit of lieimlt, who lived ever In l.ike county. In thoxlrlnllvel Ubortvvllle. and wassuspeited liulieisilly et being a baldened old rascal 011 general prlui-lpfe.s, ami the chic! distilhiiter of " queer" for thai section ofthe count 1 y, Hosweith end Hunt tint the two things together and con 1 hided that the handsome stranger who was baling bis saddle lcpalrrtl ut Katen Walker's lltlle harness shop would bear wntihlug, and Pliikorten ngieed with lliem. Unable te icslst tlie lascinatleu of follow ing out a Kcenl, i'inkeiteu, In his shop e eralis, sauntered down te the harness shop nnd was assisting Walker In adjust ing Iho saddle when the stranger made icady te mount, l'inkerleii engaged him in cauvcisalleii, ami finally was asked iu as ci iifidcutlal h lone, ghlng him the do de Mlied Information and a lltlle moie added, In Iho shape of a Knewing wink. The coiinlerlotter caught at this elevei bait, and liisisleil 011 uiietliig Pliikurteii en the quiet a little latm In a iiiviue Just out of town. Piukuiteii, under ptetexl of chniiglug his clothes, went te Hosweith, and was luinished with $30, with wiiicii te buy bogus bills II uecessMiy. He met the stranger Iu the inline, according te ap pointment Tlie stiaugei pulleyed uw bile, but was convinced dually tli.it Pliikorten was nn honest rogue, nud confessed thai Ills own nauie Was Craig j thai he was 1111 uncle el lieorge .Smith, iu Klgiu, and that he had headtiunrtuiH at I'alilax anil wns West distributing his "queer." lloalse showed riiikiirteu a ceuplu of $10 bills, counterfeits of tliose Issued by Iho Wiscon sin Mnritiu and i'iie Iusui.iiice company, and bargained tosellPiiikcrten KilKlel that eeunterlelt at -1 jicr cent, cash, tlie de livery le take place, at Plukei ten's sujrRes sujrRes tlen, iu Iho biscment of the old Clirin aeailemy, then In piecess of erection 011 the hill overlooking Dist Ulglu. Piukerten was 011 baud iu the basement at I o'cletk th it allorneoii, and Cialg seen put Iu 1111 appeiiauce and icceivcd fiem Pliikciten rJ5. The lattei was told te loivetho basement nnd see that no 0110 iippie.uhcd while the ceuuteilcll was pliuisl in 11 (uitalu place, te which I'ink I'ink eieou would le duelled oil Ills return. CraiK claimed that the plating of the counterfeit money was done hy his ser vant, "Yelversnn, " who followed him like a shadow, but was seen bv no one Instead el watching l.e etlieis Pliikorten watched I'lalg tliieugli an opening iu (lie wall and miw mm place a pickage under a big Hat building stone. When Cialg whistled I01 Pinl.oiteii te let 11 1 11 the latter w.ins aiming the netdemy gieiinds. As Pinkcilen enteied the b iso ise inent the crafty old counterlciloi informed him he thought he tl'inUerten) would find w hat he paid ter under a Hal stone, w hcie "Yeh 01 tui" hid plated it. Cutler the Nloue indicated Plukei ten leiiud $:m Iu eilsp counterfeit $10 bills of "fleoige .Smith's" ineuev. At Ibis point lu thr account the nullum liosdlfiei. iJoeigii Henwlck, new supoiln supeiln supoiln tendent el siieets of Hlglu, thou deputy sherlll, says Pliikorten uuirclicd Cr.iiK lrem thencailemv tlevv 11 tow 11 at the point el his levoher and turned Hie piiseuu ovei te liim, who, iisdeputy shuilll, had (he ha melons lusk el taking Craig te ficuevii. llenwlck koplCi.ilgevoi night at Tlbbilt's tavcin, wliiili stoetl vviieiu the new Con Cen Con giegatienal chuich new stands. Instead of Inking Craig tlew 11 te Geneva en the cast hiiIe el tlie ilver his usual mute with piiseneis he leek tlie wist side, no I (old Cialg that nt thu llist symp tom et an attempt te est.ipn he would put 11 ball through him. Ittuwitk landed Cialg sandy lu jail iu the liasuuuit et the old court house In Geneva, new e.vuctl by that iltv. Anether account of Cmlg's uapture, inn petting te have been willten by Pin Pin keilen, states that Craig was captured at n subsequent meeting attheSavaiin.ih house, Chicago, hut the nairatlve i full of gco gce giapliliu.il error- that I'inkeiteu 01 any ene acquainted with K alie county would net have made, and Kenwkk's voisleu is un doubtedly the correct one. Craig bad been in jail some mouths w lieu ilcuuva was shocked te find one mottling that the conletlerales et Ciulg had biwed the bus et the J til w iiulevvs and lit out the handsome, dignified nud lordly old rascal, who lest no time iu netting into Canada. Piukoiteu'sc.iptiiieol Cialg entitled him the appointment as deputv sherlll ill, del I.utbei Dearborn, tintl liem that tlme en doveled Ins llfe te the captuie of criminal, l.utlier Deaibem nlse became ene of the most prominent men iu the Mate, serving eight yens as sen 1I01 lrem Masen county. ltesiilt or liase Hull Cininns. 'I he games el yesteiday icsultrsl ns fol fel low s . National League- Philadelphia II, Clove Cleve laud u ; Pioeklyn a, Cincinnati ;! ; New Yeil: II, Pittsburg 3, Husten ft, Chicago H. l'lavers' League Philadelphia 17, Cleve land 11 : llostenpj. Plttsbiirgt). Ne Yerk '.', Chicigeu; llroeklvn b, ltull.ile .,. American Assoclatieu-Loulsvillo 1'J, AlhlctlcS; lltoeklv uli,Tolcderj Svraeue le, ht. LeuIn U; ltecl ester II, Columbus P. Athiutle Association Wilmington 13, Washington b; li trtleul 7. .leisev City 0; Itiltlmore II, Newnik 3, New "Haven ft, Worcester ". Intoistate League erk 1J, llarrisbuig Lastyearthe Leulsv ille club weie llttle bettei than a let et trumps roving nbeut the cenntt y losing games te every one they met. A change has come ever lliein this year and they stand .second In the Ameri can Association. Interest has been 101 Iv oil in the geno nud betweun two and tinea thousand peoplenttend each game. Yestei tlay they wen their eleventh suciessivu victory. Ufa Laucastei faventethe I'liila ilelplni AniSiVK: "Llttle Phil Teinney playetl niiespeelally brilliant gaiue, both iu lieldiug iiutl batting, ucceptlug eveiy eliiinefl and making thue hits, two bIurIcs tunlu home rim wniih went te tlie centre field tuiuv. It w as the longest hit made en thu home grounds this jeai." Meiiirbiu .MUoieiuirJr lu AIiimI.h. Lettors have been received in Jlethle hem, Pa., from the .Moravian mis-ien sta tions at Bethel nnd Curipel, in Alaska. Ihcyeoutainedbrieilv the' news that Hev. Jehn II. Ivilbu. k, luissteiiurr in charge at Uethel, and Mrs. liishep Ilaciimun anifsen, and all the lest of the llttle baud of workers except Mrs. Kllbuck were lu geed health. It Is probable that Mrs. Kllbuck will re turn te the states with Mrs. ltnchman this summer te rocupcrnte her health. Iatlers dated Carmel, June fl, xvcre nlse received, stating that Missionary Welirand family and the assistant missionaries were well. Missionaries Kllbiick and Wellf have been appointed ieiisiib enumerators for their districts iu Alaska by tbn United .States Keveriimeiil, vvllh permlBslen of the Moravian church authorities. A Prank of Cowboys. I'very telegraph wlre en the I'nlen. Pa cific railway, near Sytluey, Xeb., wns cut 011 Thursday and all communication Willi the West and Pacific const by tills, Iho main route or the Western I'nlen Tele graph company, was completely sovered from daylight Thursday morning until Inte lu tlie afternoon. The icaseii for this state of things Is a novel one. It seems that'll let of cowboys, who had been worldlier en n round-un near Sydney, visited that town last night, mid w'heu they had exhausted nil the pleasures of the metropolis of Clioyenne county, at daylight they mounted tlielr ponies and proceeded n lew mlles west of town, where they set up a target against n telegraph pole. They spent some tlme In hitting It irem various uistances, nut, 1110 mars, proving loe easy for their skill, they turned their attention 011 and their six shooters towards the Insulators anil wires and only desisted when they bail knocked off all the Insulators in the v leinlty anil cut every wlre with their bullets. The Western Union Telegraph company sent a large ferce of repairers le the scene, but it took them all day le repalt. I'ntiill.v Hurt In sinlutliicMr. Clovelnud. The presence of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clevelnnd has atlitictcd many strangers le Marien, Mass., who seem te feel lu duty bound te show their appreciation by soine demon stration, which Includes everything fiem horn blowing te firowetks nnd cannon fil ing. Thursday uier.iliig the yacht Ada Katitbill, bf New liedlerd, vvllb a pleasuie party, came Inte the harbor. When oppeslto Mr. Cleveland's cettage, desirlng te glve some kind of n salute, they found they bail no powtler en beard for the gun. se they lit large American cannon cracker, which contains nu ex plosive much mere vielent than gunpowder. railing te oxpledo at ence, Themas Alger, one of the party, picked Hup, whin II went elf. tcarimr his rluht baud nud foie- nrui te pieces, lie wns taken ashore and amputation at ence performed, but the physicians say that the shock Is fatal. Mis. Cleveland was greatly distressed at the news, nnd wanted te aid iu attending I lie Inlured man, but was persuaded te loave liim le the plivsklans. Algel 10 m.iius unconscious. Va Hei't;..n s Cocev 1'iiic, Billable, lio lie lio iiemknl. iii An Areninllu I'niuriiner' In Impartial te the month by the um of f-O.O-HUNT. It Is beyond doubt tlie cleaiust, piuest nntl liekt vvnsh ovcretlerctl le tliu public. S07.0 DONT unit comfort are syiienyins. lteleain.es the ciivltlcH in the cnnincl of the Itetli. A Clei'K.vmun'K ToMtlmeny. W, (1. Olirenl, pastor M. i:. Cliiirch. ilolhweH ilelhweH Out., was for tw e j cars a sutrvrer witli DjupLp sla lulls worst Turin, until us he Htnic-i "Hie becniue nn actual burden." 'three bottles of llunterk Meed Ilitlert curtd hlin, nun he tells us In 11 rcct ut letter Hint hocensltlcrs It llin best 1111 tllclne new beferu llioceuntry for tljnpsla nntl llvirreiiiplalnt. Sold In Uincastcr by W. X. llncli,137 nrtl 139 Nertli Queen strict. 1 UK vierst Nas'iK'ntairli, neiiintter hew Iedk Kliiiiilluir, In permanently curitl b Dr. Snges Catarrh itemed'. I'.SSvv )ti Net .Meve lllliully. Oe carefully In purcliaslni' medicine. Many advertised rcini tlli.s can work iriiullnliiry -aie wurhe tlinu none, llurtlecl Jlfoetl Jllltmt nre purely n vritctnlile prpimrntlen : Ilia suuilkst chilli can take them. '1 liny Mil illscnseaiitl emu the atlunt In a K.irr anil hlutllv vvnv. felil lu ljuiinstcr by W. T. Ileeli, 1.T7 nntl 13ii North 4tn.cn lreet. ITOUICSMAllSAl'AllIbbA. "" Dyspepsia Mnkts th liver of many people miserable, canting duties after itttlni;, sour stomach, sick headache, heartburn, less of appetite, n faint, "nil geno" ffelluK, bad tnste, centcil DictriQQ tmiBiie, aiiillriiBiilirltyef the rt lieivels. Djspepvln does net After gel will or Itself. Jt reqiilics E, . careful attention, antl a remedy at'ng Ilknlloed'HSarsiipiirllln, wliU li nctsKcutly, jet efficiently ft tones tbc Horn Hern neb, rcfliilales the digestion, bnnMies beatl uc'lic, anil lefltihe, the Qielr mltitl. OIUK. "i imve iiein tieubied Headache witli ilvhptpKln. 1 had but little uppetlte, nnd lial 1 did cat dlsticstcd me, or tilt me little Hpirt- kwk1 Aricr eu,lnK ' would . hiiven lalutortlritl.all.geuc tDUrn feellns, as though I had net mi thing. My trouble wnsoggruveted by ni biisliicsi, painting. List sprlus I took Heed's Kirseparllln, which did me Qnilt nu limucnse amount of geed. . llgove me nu appetite, and OtOtTiaCh in- feed relished antl sntlsllcd the craving I had previously uxperlenccil." Oionei A I'.vor, Wntertenn, Mnss Heed's Sarsaparilla 1,1 Wl ITS MT-C'iriC. mercurial"riieumatism. Mr. J. Clenes, ill v marshal of fulteii, Ai ItalisiiH, vvrllts : "About ten cms net) 1 inu inu tracted a severe case et bleed poison, j lie Icutl Ing physlilnus of the city vvcreenlltd tn.iu d the prescrlbeil medicine niter incillelm, vi hlch I took vvllhuut nlleiillug ine auv idler. I nlse tried mercurial antl potash mm dies, with tlie same unsuccessful leitlt, but vvhttb tireuglit en nu attack of mercurial rheumatism that miiilciny lift: one. of untold agen Alter suf terlng four lnen'hs, I gave up nil former reme dies and commenced taking Sivvlli srs'iltlctS. H. H.) After tnklne Ptvunl buttks, 1 vvnsiu tiuly i iirctl and ublote rrsuine work. I con cen slder Hvv Ift's Hiiecllle (S. H. M., the gicalcst inetl inetl tclne for bleed poisoning le-ila en tlie mm- INHERITED SCROFULA. Swift's Specifiers. H.Hlcuicilui little bev e hereditary scrofula, which broke out all ever his fice. I'era jenr he hatl stitlcretl, ami 1 bail given up nil hopes of his icceicrv, vvluu at Itfiijth I was tutliiced te uses, s, s. Aftt r usin' n ifcw bettlis he wns cntlrtl tilled. Net tt sv'iiiitem new lcinalns of the dlnnse I Ids was thiee years nge MIP-i.T. I. MATlir.im, Matbeivlllc. Miss. Treatlm en Meed and bktn l)lc.iiea uialKtl cii swiff SI'KC'IKIC CO , Atlmitn. (In. Y1K ceciii;svi.Nu ioiiacce. YINCO (KXTii.i rjxr.) CHEWING TOBACCO. This Hliuidard Brand of Plug 1'ubat co Is tie kmmledgcd te he the best ihewiind thelurgist plciofer thonienv lu the nmrhel. I'oicetln nijonrtieAitnip. IU eitcuslve mle formally cars has established IU icputatlen. There Is nothing better. Try it. Fer wile by dealers nnd gnKtr. 1890. aprlUTOteisl-eeniAUtu -w rm lALTU OUK Mtn l' A I, All) hOl IKT .i.i. .4.rre, kt',cl ceuiiKlent and trust- A, iV mc'10fK!.'iitliniaul aiiiieanince te act as collector. Aim two men as as.t uii. ISOU HAULKQULNM-Itt'IT. 1'UKK JAMAICA SPIlUTn. 2' K IKINO. H. K. 8L.V.YSIAKKU, Agt. lEi,K,i.KU nuiKCT rueM napa vau .i.i ei v'?,eCe" California, superior Zlntan n'f.i?1"11' a"Wacl u,,a rrenlgnan Vin n .nti,;'V,ac.dW)nf ' "rydcllcaic andn'Ttv 11CIOUB Ladlri)' Wine. .-j EAbr ki.n'e HTitKirr. c it ll.K.hLAY.MAH'UK.Agt. tRiUAOEa.ETtt fcr '-. , v. Closed OEO- S NORBECKJay. em Carriage' Twenty s na vii Silks that should r.Ke 75c because thePfeniTvVatcr or light deesn'te.'Jf.iJS'". Hand Hand sem(;desigiftfprTftl for whole Dresses, Hleusfcs or Men's Neglige Shirts. The width (32 inches) is as uncommon as the price. Anether let Printed Shang hai Silks imported te sell at $1.50, shall go at 75c. VtTran.ept. De you knew hew cool Linen Sheets are ? Try them of a het night. They won't stick te you but you'll stick te them. Trench t.lnui Khcvtlui;, hnnil spun, Cic n in 1. Buewy, full blenched Irish I.lncn BhcOlIng, $ln vnnl. lliiutl liciustltrtit't I.lnen Hlirct. !IjO the p-ilr Ik'iimtUcbctl l.tncti l'llltnr Cnf-es, St.30 ft nlr. Gauze Hlankets te temper a draught or take the threat te health out el a chill night. Hlugle bed. J-LfiO le SI W the pnlr. neiiuin ecu, m..jie j; tne pair. i:xtra buge, s the pnlr. Light weight Pique Spreads, neat, strong, $i Bed each. Near Women's Waiting Itoem. Jehn' Wanamaker. illncltiucviit ITlOll IIOIUKONTAL HrAT10NAllVKN 13 glntK, fruiu'J toseborso-iKiTier, and Verll cal CiigliHsfreiii 2UH0 horsc-pevvi r, ou will lliiilthiiu nt .I01IN lUWl-M, S.H liisl Fulton strict. ITIOH HOLTS, LAO HCltEWl, .SETHCKUWH, MtUnrenntl llexngen Nnti, tbesogetsls 111 stork, ut JOHN IllXrs, KO Last Pulton strict. ni7-tfil 1is.OllAMi:HICANHIOIITFKLI)('YLlNl)KH 1 Lubricators, (llnsa Oil Cups rer Hearings, veucaiigct them ut JOHN ijLST'K, an Ijis rulteiisficct. in7-tftl 17IOK 1101 LEU 'lUIIUIIItUHIUM, hl'ILLSON " Pine Wreiulit.PiiH?und Jlenkev WrenehCH leinbhied, rile", Oil Cutis, etc, id auiiis ni7-tfd IIIjII, .!) J.lKl I'llllOll HI i street. rjAUTICULAIl ATTENTION PAID TO 1 .Medel Malting, l'atlernx, Drawings nud lllue Prints, nt prices reasonable, nt JOHN llt-Sl'.S. .Lt.) bist Fulton streel. mT-ird OTEAM nfiAT IS THE COMING HEAT KOK O dwelling', churclns, school houses, etc., though Hiiiccssfully lived one hundred sears nge. When ou contemiilnte. i change call en JOHN IlLSr, who villlglve you n satisfactory Jeb, at u fair price. ni7-ttd IJUM13, UOU , iTflS, MININ O ,'cENTU 1 Fl7 gal unci Steam Puiujis, el any rapacity, at JOHN Illil"fc5. ttci JUist Fulton strceL ni7-tftl (JAM'MIU.S, ItAKK .MILLS, COI1 MILIUM, ij Leather I tellers, Tan Packers, "lrlple llorse Pewcis, Milling and Mining Machinery, at JOHN Ili:srH,t.t.l Hist Fulton street. m7-tfd 1-AI)I V.T011S, OF A.N'l MAICK OU I)E ,i Mc'iKcini befuriiisbrilalreiiveiinblellgures, iy .IOIINltlil'.J.l.li:astFiilleiistrect. Iiii7-lfil TTIOHCASTINOS, IKONOH BHASS, LK1IIT 1 or heavy, nt short uetlic, go le JOHN IICSP. a.tl liisl Fulton strest. inT-lfd nriANKH FOR WATLIt.OILS, ACIH OU OAH JL efiiiiyslinpenrcnpnclty, at fair prices, go te. I011N llKs l'. :UI liiHt Fulton strict. inT-tlil 10irp7lATlr OAUY ASIIIOTOS l)TstJ V Valves, Jenltlns Valvts.Uniss Ulebe Vulvis, llrasstlate Valves, Iren Iledv Olobe Valves, LevcrSafcty Valve, Pep Safety Valves, Air Valves. Itadlater Valves, Pratt's Swinging Check valves, Brass Check Valvesd'oet Vnlvcs Angle Valves, mil at JOHN BEsjTW, 33.1 Dis I'ulteu .Street. m7-tfil I.-OH l'ULI.EYH, SHAFTINO, COLLAHS, ' IlatiKcrs, Clamp Bexes, Couplings, etc., go te JOHN BUST.. Ill Last Fulton stit el. inT-lfd IACKIN'GH.AS FOLLOWS: D1HIOO, FOU Sleamantl nilraulicPacl;lng,Asl)estltepc, Woven and Wide Packing, Hemp Packing, As bestos .Mill Heard, Asbestos Ceinciit, Asbestos .Sheathing, Chun P.ic-'mr.Oum Hlugs fur Water Umiges, Plumbago Paeklnz, Heed's Patent As As bcsles, Limit M.itlen.11 Pipe Cever, nt JOHN lll'-sr a, Xlt Hist Fulton street. ni7-tld InOHbTHVM OAUOLS, 111(111 OU LOW ? Pressure, Water Liuiges, (liuge Cocks Weed WIhh'Is or Weighted, Class Tubts, Whistles, sjphens for Hteam llanges, Cylinder Ollcis Plain, Water (iauge CiiIuiiiiik, Cocks for Me.iniaauge,c.illeu JOHN BlJiT, Sll Fast Fullensliict. liiT.tfd A(lLNCY-reil"T'ALLAIIANl CO' CIJ inuit tu.lake tlii'pluroer Hetl latl. In bulk It iiial.es live timet tbu quantlt of nil lead mid Is far superior in uinking steam Joints, packing man mul hand hole plates en boilers, Ac. Ac, Pritu 'JO cents per pound, at JOHN lllJ-.l'-i,,'Ut liist 1'ultenstitvt. m7-trit i.-'eiiCAsr nieN pi pi: futines uern 1' plain anil reducing, up te (Much dlanieler, Milleiblu l'lttlngs, Hinges, Finnic t'liieiis, Manifolds, Aiueilian Unions, Tubci Supports Hangers, I loerand Celling Plates, go te JOHN lllr.S, .HtUist Fill Ien sircct. 11)7-11.1 T F M)U WANT A F1HST-CLASS POltrAllLi: 1 Liighieantl Heller, en wheels, ibt nu, ns ihe lollew ing )rlcts show : II horse-evvir, SI75; b horse-power, Siii ; 10 horses pew cr, J")7, l"i horse power, SsjS; aj liersc-lnivvi r, SI, 17a, eall at JOHN Bl.r,3.klFjist Fulton street. ni7-tril "rniTi: con en was it:, copped by thopeuntl, 10c : lu lets of 10 pounds or ever. ')c. All goods ill II veied tennv paitef thu city Cue. Call en JOHN BUST, Ne, an liist l'ultun sllcet. m7-lil IF IN WANT OF BHASS OH IKON SPOP CiK'ks, Asbestos Packed Cocks, Pet am! Bib Cocks, Lever Cocks, Swing Joints, call anil get them, or send veur enlir by mall, te JOHN litis 1, lilt liist Fulton street. ui7-trd COLi) BItONZK, LUHJinS ANII SI.INO rersteam weik.al JOHNllIr.S,UI.I List Fulton street. ni7-tfd INJEfTeits, itui: i.triLuTjiAlvr. han han ceck lusplmters and Electors, Lbermaii Heller Feetler, Piiiberthy luspctler, American Inlecters, all In stock, nt JOHN BLbr.S, ::U liisl Fulton street. ni7-tld lTlOlt llOlLLIts, IIOItl.uM'AL.TABliLAU, 1' Vertical, Portable, Cylinder, Mailne, of any sire or power, of the best material antl weikmanshlp, go te JOHN BE.SI'. S.U Ijist Ful ton slrcet. in7-trd j ff Kia:r of pipi:, fuem , Ov)UwV Ineh te ll Inch diameter, for sale at ii low limine, mid the only house In the elt with a pipe eultlng in irlihie, cutting uii te u Ineh di.uuili r, at JOHN HlJaf sj,s,ct Fast Fid Fid tensticit ui7-tfd "ITiOKTIli: lll.l' HOT AMI FlMtNACi: IN I1 thu market, go te JOHN llLsl', SU 1-ist Fulton street. 1117-tfd "VMIItV IN SIOCK- HI-SI' I'll HCOAL. I1....I.I.K 1,.1.. I ,.... V Hiiiiiini red Bar Iren, Ilurilcn's ltlvet Iren. Rivets. Het and I til.) Bullt'i Iren.hliel, sheet lien S-IO toNe. IV, at JOHN HP-si .S..U) Fast Fulton street. in7-tld 4,!ei' Qnv ev itcnt. 17IOH IIE.NT-HAN'IISOMI: FIIONT BOOM I1 en ai Meer, Ne 12 West KlliBstn.it; llnest location tu the ilt for elllce or light business. Impure of AMOS, m-u-tftl Allcr'sUallery. lOUHLNT TH T LABOi: CENTRAL BUSINESS STAND, NO. 20 Ii.VhT KINO hTIlKLT'. imiiilre within. mll-tfd T7IOHSALLCH1 :ap- A Twe-Story Brick Dwelling Heese, JO bv 2S feet, with tw-o-slery brick back bnllit Ing 1 b .'(1 leet. II ill and seven rooms. IaiI 20 b Jli feci. JOHN II. MKTZLl H, M) ')" DukeSt. N'OITCK '10 lHKSPASsSLUH A.1 HtlN NK11S, All persons are berth forbidden tu tren)ass en ail of the lands of the 'eruvvall lid Hpeedvrt II estates In labuueu or laiucasler teuultes, whether lucleseil or uulnclesed, e Ither for the purpose of sheeting or fishing, as the taw will be rigidly enforced against all Iris passing en said lands of the undersigned Hrte this notice WM.COLKMAN FHEEMAN It. PKHCY ALUKN. EDW. C, FltEKMAN, Attnrnsvt for It. W. Celeman's Hslrs. ALIFOHNIV V Speclftt "...tic. Heml-inenthlv Tourist sbeplngcars, i heap rates ceuthrrn Pacific l e. Adiiicss, i: H-V1.KY, Assi.la.u Oeneral Irallle Manager, 3IJ Breadwa. New uik, H. j HMini.AntBi.wa. i-tt1nii!ftu. giltOC. TMFOllTANTl If you will lake the trouble le call en nj, we thlnlt we can IntercHyeu In our line of Beet and Phen. Our stock Is complete and we ecrcle great earn In the selection of our goods. All or lis being Practical In eme branch of the Hhoe lhulnesx, we fesl able te give you points en hoes Hint will be or value te you. KMnbllidied In 135, and thebiulnosscenlln; nod from that tlme te thin, should give us that exerlt nee net possessed by eme ethers In the bunlncs. Our stock embraces all desirable grades Men's Fine Drcs Shoes, ranging In price from f I 00 te 17 00, nnd Ladles' from II 10 te S3 00. Call and you will net lie deceived. -wm. hTgast, WAV NQ.1Z1NOKTH QUEKNBT. "I HEATIUI1OAIN8. GltEAT IIAHOA1NB IN Russet Shoes FOR BOYS. lob Irfit of nbeut 1.000 pairs Bey's Helld lxntber Husset Hhees nt WOc a pair ; worth 2 00. HUeull te6. Beys' Ten Celer Canvas Shoes, 00c per pair. Men's nnd Bey's Ittavy Uilbbcr Sele Oxford, 60c per pair. Ladles' Dongola Tip Oxferd.fiOc. Ladles' Heuse Slippers, 15c Jobljetof Heavy Helar Tip Hhees, sUesOle 12,tr.V. Misses' Heavy Butten rhees, Vk. Leis of ether goods ut Ileiluecd Prices. Jehn Hiemenz, N0.57NOPTHQUEEN81. feblfrtfdF u 90 IN THE HIIADE" THESE DAYS, -11UT- Even This Is Thrown Id the Shade -BY- The Het Weather Prices in Shoes -AT- STACKHOUSE'S, NOS. 2S AND 30 KAST KING MTREKT. A GREAT STOCK OP OXFORDS -AND- Other Summer Wear. STACKH0USE, NOS. 2s AND 30 KAST KINO STHKET. CUMMEttyllOES! TENNIS OXFORDS! I have one ofthe Largest Lines of Men's, La tiles', Misses'. Beys' and Youths' Tennis Ox furdt In theclly. Men's II row u Checkered Tennis Oxferdi, 49c. Ilov's " " " " He. Ladles' " " " " lie. Misses' " " " " .Wc. Youths' " " " " 3'Je. Men's Second Crmlc Light Tennis Oxtertls. liOc. nev s Ijulies' " " " " Misses' " " " " Youths' " " " ' Men's Hest Grade Ijitist Light .Stripe Ox. Ilov's ' " " " Ladles' " " " " Me. Mc. COc. 60c. 51 CO V. Vie, Men's Itest aratleTennls Hals. In Light Check and Solid llrevvn, SI 50. I have also u Large Line of Men's, Ilov's, La dles' and Misses' Canvas Tennis Ovferds. vvllh Hubber Seles, having Leather Seles between tbn Hubber Heles and Insoles, at (1 no, 125, 81 SO and r 00. See Large Display in East Window. The One-Price Cash Heuse, Ohas. H. Frey, (Huccesser te FHEY A hUlCEIU') the Leader of Lew l'rlcca In BOOTS AND SHOES, NOH.3 5 KAHT KING HTHEET, LAN0A8TEH. PA. -Stere Closed Ever Evening at tt o'clock i:ceptMondey and HUurday. rpilE PLOPLK'H CASH .STOHE, A RARE OPPORTUNITY! We enVr te-day a lar-s let of Genuine French Satine AT 19 Cents Per Yard. 1 bee goods have sold at .lie te 37kc, and nre pesttivel f'rcnrh. Many oftheso-callC'dl'rench .-alines sold here and elsewhere aretheflner grades of domestic gCMKts, but In order te meet this low prien we will etler Genuine. Trench Clouds at.ll'c, as above quoted. el iu:n rim: hrecu or SUNSHADES AND PARASOLS Will be often d Without Hegaul te Cost. Parasols worth fiem $3.SJtef7, will be sold at from jl A) te 8." SO. ltlgltcductlen iu tin) prices of Embroidered I'leunclngs, Colored Embroideries, Genuine Imported St ettli and French Ginghams, etc. As 11 Is our desire te cut the biimmer stis-k as low as peislblct this seuteu, we will elfer nun things pertaining thereto at unusually low priu's Cash Stere, 25 East King Street, LANCASTER, PA. maris lydll TMHE llltll'KH. P1HK ... . ' 'I' I ..ll- L' figures, .gote JOHN UEsr.iU EaU Kulleu Peeples Urttt. Cry iGeehm. e PEN KVEHY KVENtNQ. Fer Bargains, OO TO- P.C.SNYDER&BRO., i Ne. 14 West King St. EYerythingSeld At and BelowCestI AS WE AKE POSITIVELY OOINQ OUT OF BUSINESS. may5-3md H AOER & BUOTHElt. m Mid'Summer FURNISHINGS te Hammocks, Hammocks, Hammocks. Complete Lines of the BestHtylea and Popular Makes Hammocks In All Hlzes at Very Lew Prices. HE A. GU ASS HAMMOCKS. WOVEN LUXUIIY HAMMOCKS. PALMER HAMMOCKS (With Pillows). HAMMOCKH (Children's Slies.) HAMMOCK TILLOWS. rfll J108QUITO CANOPIES, All Sizes and Cole (Special Lew Prices.) Dl Thousands of Yards Bright New Weaves 1 China Mattings, Fancy and White, Tarlatans for Cevering ami Draping Mirror Chandeliers and Pictures. All Manner Hummer Heusefiirnlsblng Uerrl Promptly by Experienced Upholsterers, 25, 27, 29, 31 West King St, LANCASTER, PA. "Vy-ASH GINGHAMS I WashGingham$ AT- A BARGAIN. N WATT & SHAND Offer one of Gieatest Bargains ever seen l(jl bJUU'UlJ AMM'liAlU psj DRESS GINGHAMS. J Three Thousand Yards Fresh DrlglilColerl ut BJic a ant ; leruier price, ice, ONE MOHE CASE 36-Inch Printed Dress Cballies. w Choice bl les and Colorings, 12c a yard, A few mero nieces left of these DAIll ntl.llTUIl HI! L L.w Pit I I I IL'U le llmun lll.il Green and Hlate Grounds, 6c ' yard j enfylin its true value. ONE HUNDRED DOSEN I. X. L. Unlaimdried Shirts e Excels evervlhlng ever shown In thlsllnd., made of the Rest Heavy Muslin, Linen Hoserr' and Ceirs, lined and reinforced, nnd theprl t; only 37 '.,c ; as goeu as any seiu ai euc. 1M Dezen Dark and Medium Gray Ladies' Summer Hes At 5c a pair , worth Se. The Brigand Sash. Pem ards long, made of Surah Silk, Bewlntel hllK f ringe, in niaca, cicaie, nine, niie, lata uiniii aim uiu nose. 0, 8 AND 10 EAST KING ST. fiixte. EADING HATS. BIG REDUCTIONS -ON ALL- Straw and Summer Hats- STAUFFER & CO., Nes. 31 and 33 North Queen Street!; MVnlLTVH lA U E VERY DAY A CHEAP DAY AT IIEIMIOI.II'H, TT.M)i-.a3tuiusA.u liuavv r;i, tal FOR HOT WEATHER, si AtKRISMANUP TH:.NSIONi3. I PENSIONS. The ew Pension Hill Just pessed tntltlesal- ruiuiprs. mews, JllllUl u-iiiiui.-i. mm ..-v ileni I'nrciils ion ocnslen. I vrlll nlttnd teal10 ntipllcntlens placed In nu hands premrlly. h have had four ears experience In the iwnslei t i.fiinA ui ir..ki.ri...t.n 11 t ci! hILAbW.BHIHK. 1 Je3-3uul I'JNertii Duaeet., uiucasur, m. HfflUMII. NEW YORK STORE! yim I PI n Il tl la A t) c 4 K m uJssjsSf vr . -CwrssKSWMwauicis2)c --sjS- . -JC-V

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