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OUTSIDE THE PARTY TRACKS.
irt & . . M.ulA.t In fkta
, '- position te the Elections Bill.
; MMinr Pudtteck. of Nebraska, has been
r? telllnit bla Bepttbllcnn asteclatea sotne In-
tereWing facta about the acntinient In the
j v. . . Aina rMrardlnc the fedflrnl dec-
"Bastern atatea
regarding
iitfer Facial
ten bill. Senater rnitaecK na roeeniiy
returned te asuinRteu ireni n trip i mas
section. "Vhile In Sew Yerk and Bosten
ht met a number of prominent bmluewt
men, the majority ofwnem areHenubllcans
and all of whom deneunred the meanrn
In strenc terms. Senater Haddock himself
1 antagonistic te the bill and docs net
h'sltate te Mir that he will vele against It.
lOu.n il.n Vn1ml nnnnler came hack te
' "Washington he acattored these fiicli with
fy- Wunt Western rratiKiieis nineuR ;' P" .'
',&; associates, wtin result wi ucu hue-muiji
V$g as little short of paralyzing. Mr. I'ad.
I.r'ii .1 .!,. nn.lllntl nil t tin IllCCtldllB bill Will
W$fr prove very gtntir.vltiR te the opponents of
V'Pt the measure, who In the absence of knewl-
edge te the contrary uave regarded niiu
ene of Its supporters. ...
Senater Washburn, of Minnesota, Is also
among the Republicans who rcfuse te be
driven by the crack of the party lash Inte
a snppert of the bill. Ile Is (luetcd as say
lng'ln conversation that injury has alyavn
resulted te parlies which favered legisla
tion of this character. The peeple lii his
part of the country, he said, have no Inter
ests In the bill, and he. llke Senater Tail -deck,
will vole against It If ever It cemes
befoietbuSenalo.
Scniler Aldrlch, of llhede Island. Is said
te find his connection with the bill an
embarrassing one. The city et rruvldonee
is largely interested lu the Southern trade
through its steamship line and iiianufnc
torles. The peeple nt the Iieail of theso
various enterprises are uniformly Hcptih
lican In politics, but they roallie that the
passage of se obnoxious it measure cannot
tall te engender bad feeling and In the end
work them no Ilttle Injury lrouincouuiioi lreuincouuiioi lrouinceuuiioi
clal standpoint. Fer this reason they are
urging Senater Aldrlch tousehls Intliieuce
ngaintl me anoptieu ui mu um uj
manner that te him may seem proper.
The list of nepubllcin senators epiwed
te the lull up te the prosent tlme Is ten In
number, embracing such gontleinen of
prominence as Mr. Edmunds, ei" ernient j
Mr. Paddock, of Nebraska ; Messrs. Tel
ler and Wolcott, of Coleiado; Most re.
Washburn and Davis, of Minnesota;
Messrs. Jenes and Stewart, or Neviula :
Mr. Hule, of Maine, and Mr. I'luinb, et"
Kansas.
A I'nninut Lancaster Count Inn.
Frem the Philadelphia Inquirer.
When Dr. D.ivld Haves Aunew runs U
te I.anejxter, where he Is ellen called pro pre pro
fesslenallr. he Is nlweyn reinltidcd of old
tlmes ami his boyheood days as the trulu
sweeps nreund North lleud and thunder
through the Ilttle villnge or Cliilsllaini. It
was lu SadHbury township, anionic the
Octoraro hills, within two miles or Chris
tiana, that the doctor whs born Ti years nge.
His rather. Dr. Hubert Agnuw, wniit pliy
itlclan with a wlde reputation, who prac
ticed extensively in litstern Lnncuster
ceuilty nud contiguous portions of Cheslur.
He long slnce Joined the nmnrlty beyond,
but old Inhabitants yet allude te Dr. " Heb
Agnew with nfl'ectlen and rospect. Yeung
David, determining the avocation or his
father, was graduated from the University,
at the nge of 20. Ills lather dled In 1M,
ene year later, and the sign, " D. llnjes
Agutw, M. D.," was nulled te a shutter In
the village of feoudersburg, ten miles from
lAiictsler. "In this place," says ene
who knew him well, " he didn't maKe ins
salt." This was no fault or Dr. Agnew,
but was due te the all-absorbing prac
tice of Dr. Nathaulel Sample, n fimeUH
physician of that tlme and vicinity. The
young physician then went Inte the iron
business with a Mr.Irvlii.ofCheMer count V
but tills venturc, tee, did net pan out well,
and about 1810 he settled lu rlillatlulphlii.
An Inscrutable something, perhaps, was
forcing him te the career ler which, In the
lighter subse'iuent oveuIn,!io seems te luiie
been destined. Dr. Agnew's slsler, Mrs.
"Wallace, Is yet living with her son, Jehn
S. .Wallace, near Cedar Urove I'rcsbytciluii
church, In Lancaster county. She is ever
SO yours of age. A cousin of the doctor's Is
Judge DttvIdSVatsen Patterson, who Is new
serving tils second term en ttie j,nneasir
pencil.
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A l.uniberinun'tt sharp Trick.
A (iilmer county, W. Va., lmiibermnu.
Is 1100 aliead. but has gotten himself Info
nrlnnc fj.ll-AlA -thmnifli thn trliikivlili'li
Bgfmoaer nuili bin bank account, luitil
.-"vv famous rpsclonce. Walnut lumber I
P"SSvhv iln hd very valuuble, and the (
r.nZ n,havIUBB ll..ewnl..ul
BnernU(U bin bank account, but depleted
is very
i Gllmnu
1 silt I I fflll oil
tiM i i iiiuils Mitxt tut i iinw ""Minn v" t
'-ana oeniik.i ;, n ,iV.t,-.t ...ii ci.i it r,ir
'4enlV ten mitnn sum te mi EaMtern limn.
fO ,..1b.iIia 1ia iliA 111 1 mnfllii imnliul
fivs wHJiiu M'i'" h "" 'n"'" .",";. ;" . ,"'
.vr UUIIV uuieiilltv tiuu imu it Mmr,
1k: govcrnmcie walnut leir was taken away he
W auds of Ivn a big black oak of the s.une di
WjW' eeivcil i)Ons with that of the walnut, wlucl
?$& t,l,iea i,'1' carefully nieasnrcd, and taking tin
ich
fides th
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bT VJI '"v luu juu nun nil nuii uuii miiniiimij
II M.l.n I..1. .....r. . .. .t,.ll I ... III.. Ij.r !!
dene that no ene but un expert could lmve
told tlie di lorenco. Ile tlieu tflilDDOd It
with ether legs te Cincinnati, where he
sold the oak let; for walnut for SI00. 'lne
Qllmer mau then left fee home, but he
hadn't been geno long hofero the Cincin
nati firm discovered the fraud mid started
after him. They left, It Is loperlcd, last
night for Gilmer county, wliore they ex
ix.it te overtake the slcek luuiberuiau.
MRS. CAIItN'S ItlSVUNOK.
A Colored Trulntui: Hcliael l'luntd
Ill
the Centra efn Suburb.
A dispatch from St. Leuis says that
Klrkwoed, ene or the most aristocratic
suburbs or St. Leuis, is violently excited
ever tbe sale id' u feuiale seminary in the
heart of the plaee te n syndicate et wealthy
negrees who will turn 11 Inte a immuul
training school for colored boys.
Mrs. Anna Snccd Cairns has for nineteen
years ceuducted u foiimle seminary that
draws atrouiige from all ever the united
States. Shots an btieugiiulndcd wemiiu,
well known in the ranks of advnnccU
thinker. Her husband Is ene of the
best known incliitects lu St. Leuis. Tvie
years age Mrs. Cairns ijet Inte twjuariel
with the town beard of Kirkwood ever n
trivial complaint about n drain plpe that
was declared n nuisance, and which she
rerused te remove. The matter was taken
into court, and was can led up until It
reached the state court ol'appeals, where it
new is. In thu meantime the town beard
persecuted her lu many small ways and
8he fought back, l'inally Mie determined
te take her seminarv away irem Kirk Kirk
we'kI. Wli en she announced this, the people
laughed, for they thought bhe would net
de it, ns bhe eu'ikh! the property. She
bought pieperty elsewhere and began the
erection of anew seminary, which will lie
ready for occupancy in October. Then she
seuglit n purchaser for herjlvirk weed jirop jirep
erty, oxelinlstor te Liberia Turner raised
money for the traluing school and overbid
Kirkwood people, paving gaii.Ooe, of which
$10,000 is given by Henry Hridgewatcr, 11
wealthy owner of gambling hells and sa
loons. The Peabed fund furnished J5.000.
Mrs. Calms smiles borenely and says that
Kirkwood should be proud of the new in.
stitutien.
KldiiuppHd lu Colerado.
Thrce weeks age, Mr. H. 1 Spinney, a
business man, of Colerado Springs, mid a
ranch ewnerln Seuth Park, was luduappid
and taken into the mountain bv a Texau
named Harris, whoclaime.1 that "Mr. Spin
ney owed him JJ.OjO Ter a bunch of cuile
he had purchased of him. since that tlme
nothing has been heard et Mr. Spiuuev.
Mr. Harrington. brother-In-lnw of Mr.
Spinney, raised the roqulilte sum recently,
nud went Inte the meuuUdiiH te piy tiie
ransom, but he, tee, has disappeared. The
Texan said he would held Mr.Splnuey ten
days, and the meney net forthcoming ,n
that time he would kill him. It is feared
that he has carried out his threat.
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A Number of Cases Heard.
Alderman Harr disposed of the Qui nn
cases and the cress-actions growing from
them te-day. The assault and battery cn-e
against Wm, Quinii was dismissed. On
the charges of desertion and druukonne-.s
and disorderly conduct Quinn paid the
costs. Susau Qulnu, sued by Jeseph
Ueam for assault and battery nuddiuuk
enuess and disorderly conduit, paid the
costs. The cases ugaln.t Mrs. Leber,
brought by Mr. Quinn, will be derided en
next Monday.
lu Town.
Jee Heyer, the well known musician of
this city, arrived home en Saturday ocn ecn
Ing, bringing with him his wife, te whom
he was recently married. Joe is new the
"Mr. Wesf'efScely A Wett, a musical
team. They were at Keith's HIJeu, Phila
delphia, last week and go with Teny Pas Pas
erB company curly in August.
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SUMMER LBISUrtK.
The high school orchestra, Including the
old members, Intend taking a day In the
country. They will go out te Cemer's
weeds near Hohrerstewn, en Tucadaj,
July 2 and they expect te have a very
pleasanttlme.
The Pennsylvania railroad this morning
began selling tickets at reduced ratosle
the Lindlsvllle cainpineellng and the Sun
day school assembly al Williams Oreie.
Jacob Maynard and ttlfe loll te-day for
Ocean Grove.
Chrlstopher Hrubakcr, el the New Yerk
store, has koiie te Ocean Greve.
Kdward Troyer and his sister, Mrs.
Sallle Terry, have geno te Mlllvllle, N. J.
This morning Miss Jennle Dellct went te
Lincoln te spend a row days, Joining her
sister, who went out en Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Elchler and Mrs. C.
P. Sbtiltz are in Atlantic City Ter a week or
ten days.
Adam Mlshllch, who left Lancaster mero
than two years age and went te Wichita,
Kansas, whero he Is new doing well, Is
here en a visit.
Garctt Lverts, formerly of Lancaster,
new or Heading, Is In town spending a few
days with his brother-in-law, S. K. Llchty.
Kev. Matthew Mark Dlggs, colored, vhe
new resides In Philadelphia, came te Lan
caster te visit his old friends en .Saturday
evening. He Is looking very welt and says
that he Is engaged preaching the gospel.
Miss Carrie McCrackcn, of Columbia, Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mame Stene.
H. W. Hnckius, formerly or the Jam(
tier, who for four months has bcen with
I Inch Kcegh. contractor, en a new railroad
In the wilds of West Virginia, came home
en Sunday morning. He was lohnve been
here en Saturday ovenlng, but get en me
train at Columbia, and It went off without
him. "Huck" Is looking well, but torrl terrl
bly sunburnt. He Is pleased with his new
mode of living, and he has Hungarians,
Ilallans and monkeys working under
him.
St. Stoplien's Lutheran church will
picnic, at Tell's Ilnlti en Thursday and cm
the same day Zlen's Lutheran church and
Sunday school will be at Hecky Springs,
llelh churches will use the olectrio cars te
PeUb' landing nud as the congregations
are large the strcetcara will be imable te
carry the crowds with lliclr prescnl
ficll'ltles.
The Presbyterian Memerial Sunday
M'hoel will held their annual picnic at
Penryn park en Wednesday. The pin pin
Vrauime of the day's amiiHemciits Includes
bise ball, beat and ether nites, and Hthhitle
sports. Fer the general entertainment u
biass band has been secured.
Miss Jennie Limparler, of Philadelphia,
who has been upending thrce weeks wltn
her friend, Miss Mary OroeUinger, of this
city, with whom she hoenme acquainted
at the famous ladles' school lu Kcutlluger,
Wurtembcrg, Germany, returned home
te-day.
The Tycoon club, composed of Samuc 1
Hechor, William Martin, Jehn Martin at.d
Milten Joll'ries, left the city en Saturday
oveuing for Hartmau's Island, where tiny
will reinatn ene week.
City Superintendent H. K. Iluehrle will
go te Pottsvllle te-morrow te attend thu
Interstate summer hcIideI. He will be
ahsentlun weeks.
t lliZII.S's. C.OMI'LAIN.
i he.v Think This Street Cur Company
Overcliiii'KCH 'I'licni.
Mayer Clark's attention was called to
day le a violation by the Liiui'iisler City
Klectrle iiiilway of part of the city ordin
ance under which It was granted many
prlvllcgOH.
The oulinance prescribes n fare of llve
cents fnim ene end of the city te the ether.
Under the rules of the company a passen passen
ger of nuj of tlie lines that desires te be
transferred te thu electrlc line must pay
evon cents for an oxchaige ticket. Very
frorUeutly the drivers or thqse cars de net
have such tickets, and tlien the oxpenso Is
toneents; llve cents Ter horse car and the
same muuuut for thu ulcctriu line.
As the same company is upending all
the Hues except the West End, citizens
think thai the fare .should be but tlu cents,
eon ir It Is necessary te transfer te the
electric lead.
The mayor had n confeieuco with Jehn
A. Ceyle, esq., of the electric read, and the
latler piomlsed te lirne arraugoiueuts
iniule by which drheis or conductors
would at all times haveoxchauge tickets.
As te the charge of seven cents ler u trans
fer ticket Mr. Ceyle said he would bring
thu matter te the attention or the beard or
directors at Its next meeting.
THE COfl'lN 1ILISW UP.
.Many Dllllciiltlti Attended the lluilnl
ef.Mi-s. .I0I111 l'ldoi-sen.
A most singular buriiil took place at
Springfeik, Me., en Saturday. Among
tlie early sottlers of the county were it
young (lerman named Jehn N. Potersou
and his wife, l.at Thursday Mrs. Peter Peter
seu died of dropsy. At thn time of her
death she was n leinarkiibly large woman,
weighing nearly three, hundred pounds.
1 mined lately" after Mrs. Petersen dled,
arrangements wero inade for the funeral.
The largest casket te be procured was thu
exact measurement requited at thu time of
death, but as it was net delivered until
l'rlday morning, the body hud swollen se
much that it was crew ded Inte thu casket
with much dlfllculty. The lid was then
screwed down nnd thn body loll in that
condition for burial, tce could net Ijo
jiwurud. The funeral services were set
ierSalurday afternoon and, 11s is customary,
u number of mighbeis acted as watchers
l'rlday night. At midnight the w.deheis
were sUitlcd by n loud report in the loom
where the coffin had been placed. It was
found that the gases or tlie body had ac
cumulated within tlie casket until their
ferce burst the glass ever the face of Mrs.
Petersen. Se gie.it was the ferce or the
explosion that the body was shot forward
nnd upward, the head prettudiug fiem the
celli n.
A consultation was held and it was de
cided that owing te the condition or the
body the burial should take place at once.
The grave having been prepared the celli 11
was carried te the burial place mid strong
ropes wero placed under the casket. Just
as thecnlllu was being lowerod one of the
assistants let go of his end of the rope. This
ttnew the weight te the head of the celli 11
nnd the ropes were Jerked Irem tlie bunds
of the men stationed lliere. The cefhn
fell with great lercc, head down, nnd burst
te pieces. Anether consultation was held
nud it was decided te till up the grave nt
ence without waiting for another casket.
- Itesnlt id' IIiimi Hall ttiime.
The games of base ball en Saturday te-
suited us follews:
National Lcuguo--Phi!udelphia I, Chicago
0; New Yerk IS, Cleveland I; New Yerk
7, Cleveland 6; Husten ti, Cincinnati 'J;
HroeklynS, Pittsburg 3.
Phiyers' League Philadelphia 3, Uuffale
1; Husten (1, Chicago 7; New Yerk It!,
Pittsburg 7 j llroeklyn II, Cleveland 10.
American Association St. Leuis ", Ath
letic tl; Teledo 13, Syracuse 3; Louisville 15,
HreuklyuH!; Hei hosier 7, Columbus 1.
Interstate League Yerk 13, AltoetuiH!;
Harrishurg 0, Lebanon 3.
Thore is 11 hitch between tlie Atlantic
Association peeple and Hiirrlsburg. Thn
latter want te retulu Grunt and the associ
ation peeple don't waul darkeys.
Tayler Shafer has been released by the
Athletics mid Lhlerdny, of Columbus, takes
his place.
The games or the American Association
en Sund.iv wero St. Leuis f, Athletic 1;
iolede I, Kyracuse '2.
A rire nt Mm Cumberland.
A fire ut New Cumberland, Pa., en Sat
urday ovcnlngdetroycd the sash and deer
factory, planing mill and adjoining build
ings, belonging te Musselmaii A Sadler,
involving u less of gtt.OuO te clH.lHX), Din
ing the lire Themas Snell, who leaves n
family of si children, uu empleye of the
Pennsylvania steel works, Sleelteu, was
killed by falling from the reef. The urlgtu
of the tire is unknown, but it Is supposed
te have caught from sparks from a locomo
tive. The works will be rebuilt nt ence.
Pully Insured.
We u t s a I) 1 ve roe ,
Henry Stelner applied for and was
granted en Saturday afternoon a subpoena
In divorce from his wife Kllza A. Stelner,
en the ground erudultery.
Senater Imralls en Publle Lifts.
In recent Interview, in the New Yerk
World, Senater Ingslls ! reported a wr
ing that "the ptihlie service and public
tnen have net kept pace with the natural
development or the country. I de net
mean te say (hat we have no great men,
but the public scrvlce dues net command
the greatest because the hlghest reward of
intellectual activity nre found In ether avo
cations. Public lifts has degenerated Inte a
species of servitude, and the Inevilnble
tendency Is toward mediocrity and pusil
lanimity." lu another nirt of the same Interview he
says:"The hepe that political equality would,
result In the destruction of poverty, and In
social fraternity, has net been reallred.
Thern are larger private fortunes, there Is
greater political power In fewer hands; In
ethor words, there Is uiein tyranny In the
republic than In a monarchy. The strongest
succeeds mere readily and mere rapidly
here because, llberly belng common te all,
thore are no restraints and limitations te
overcome."
Itudy In the Penitentiary.
Sheriff Hurkhelder and Deputy Ievan
delivered Jehn W. Itudy te the officials of
the Gastern penitentiary en Saturday
morning. When brought from the Lan
caster Jail early en that morning Hudy
complained of feeling sick. Ile said he
had been unable te cat any breakfast. On
the read te Philadelphia he appeared te be
choerful,nul when the penitentiary gate
shut en lilm, for the last time, If the sen sen
(ence of the law of life Imprisonment Is
carried Inte cflect, he betrayed no emotion.
The sheriff did net wait at the ponlteutiary
te see Hudy examined nnd clothed lu the
prison garb.
Itnbbftd er8llverwr.
An upstairs room ofNe. G05 East Orange
street, occupied by K. H. Kludlg and wife,
whlle at home In Lancaster, was ontered
whlle they were away by a tlilef, w he took
from a drawer ene dozen Bllyer knlves and
forks, nud ene dozen sllver spoons. The
teaspoons and butter knives were loll
In the same drawer from which the articles
had been stolen. Nothing else wns dis
turbed. Mr. Klndlg thinks he knows who
tlie guilty party Is. Mr. Kludlg also says
the peeple living In the houseat piosent
have had nothing te de with the theft.
Iteturned te Court.
(leorge Keust, charged by Christian Mil
ler with threatening te de htm harm, was
reiiilred te glve ball by Alderman A. V.
Donuelly te answer at the August term of
the quarter sessions court.
I.eulna, Ida and Mary Iloepcs, charged
with disorderly conduct, wero heard by the
same magistrate en .Saturday evening.
Doclslen was lenftrvcd.
The cress actions brought by the Iloepcs
against the Mlllers will be heard by Al
derman Harr te-morrow.
PlukeiiiiK'a Tenm.
Ofllcer Jclleris, of West Chester, will be
in Lancaster lu a day or two te get the
team nbaudoned by Prank Pickering, the
horse tlilef. The elllccr writes that he will
be able te Miew that Piekerlng became
possesicd of the team through a trade for
property he had stelen.
Anether Victim.
The proprietor eT the Lloyd heuse,
Phllllpshtirg I'll., writes te Chief Hergor
that W. A. Seaman swindled him out or u
benid bill In I83.r. lie icquestn the chief
le gel neiiih ?:iu from Seaman,
Contractors- IIcrIii Wtirk.
llliideu t Fiitchey put'u force of men
te work this afternoon digging up the dia
mond ul Kast King and Duke streets, pre
paratory te laying Helglati blocks.
Te Mnke llosseinor Iren.
Twe " ero loasterf." have been placed In
Chlckles Inruace Ne. 1. With the use or
theso machines what is known us -Hesse-mer
lien Is made
A liiivluu Ancldcnt.
Jehn Sliauk, a young countryman, was
driving out or the Coepor house yuid in a
deg cart Saturday evening when he backed
into 1111 Ice team or H. S. llcrr. The horses
slopped Inte ene of tlie ctnl wheels, smash
ug It up badly.
Ntrcet VloivCentlnui'il.
The death of Dr. O. W. Orelf, one of the
viewers appointed te assess ihuiiages caused
by the opening of North Maishall street,
necessitated an adjournment of the vlew
llxed for te-day until a viewer can be
appointed in his place.
Til 1: rex tu uru nt lit IVnryn Park will be open
ewry day this week. KlrBt-rliiHS warm din
ners unit suppeiH. Parties can make arrange,
meiits for xeclul chicken and wallle suppers by
ralllui; at my tore.
ltd titAH. W. ECKLUT.
Ne. 2ii WFST Kl.NO HTnKKT, C. U. HeKF.'
Lleclrlcal Appliances en trial. 12 te te. Cash
or liiBtahiicnts. Sir. Hoke will be at his ettlce
Wednesday of each week. Ijidy always Innt
tendance. Jyl7,l9,2ld
Jicathe.
ltl'ir. In .MlnnealxitU, Kdii.1, (Ixuijhter of
ChrlstUin .M. and mie llcrr Itutt, lu herelghth
yeiu.
The relatives nnd friends of the family are ic
spectrally Invited te attend tliefuiienil, fiern
the U'Mileiice of her uncle, U. H. Heir, under
taker, :in North tjiuen stieet.cu Tuesday after
noon ul 2 o'clock, iiml Jllllersvllle Mcniioiilte
(iiiitcliat Su'elerk. Interment at Mlllcrsvllle.
Kei:hi.kk. 111 thin city, en July 20, 1SH, Kvu
MariEiiret, Infant daiiehb-r or Henry and Anna
MarKiirct Kwhlcr, aged live mouths uiidsW
days.
TherelKtlvci and friends of the family arc 10
spectrnlly luxlted te attend the fiiner.il, Irem
the parents' residence, Ne. ,'te Laurel street, en
te-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon at 4 o'clock. In
terment ut tJincaster cemetery. ltd
Ittavltcte.
l'hlhidulplitik I'roduue Market,
1'illt.AUKi.i'illA, July 2I.-NiKiii-Kletir quiet;
IVnu'a snpcrH, 2 2Ve2iU: extra, '.'75(f;HU;
family, IJliV.i.lW; roller, I .WyJI 2."; patent,
fl7M515.
Wheat steady : Ne. 2 Had new, U3'fcj Ne. 2
Pa. de, We ; Ne. t l'eun'a lied. We.
Cern steady ; Ne. 2, new, JvSf.'iOe ; old, UYa
51c.
Oat scarce; Ne. 2 White Ilig4.'c.; Ne. 2
mixed, lt)c.
Ilran steady ; Winter. 113 7511 W; Hprlng,
1 111X1350.
Hilled liny dull : !lO(XVrl3 IX) as te quality ;
timothy 1U ee.a)l3 00 for clielce ; mixed, t750u9
Ull; baled ryu straw, new, JI4 0(jS15ne.
Duller steady; l'euu'a ereaiucrv extra
!(. 17c ; l'viiu'a firsts extra, 2le; Jobbing, 22$
Kcks tinner ; l'enn'a tlrsU, 17c; held let
1 1 it 15c, us te nuidlty.
Cheese steady ; part nklnn.tMJtie; full skim
Irf'.'e.
I'etreleuin steady: refined In bbls., J7 20.
Potatoes quiet ; uXAfuc ht bbl for new.
Nteclt Mnrunte.
limitation by Heed, McUrann A Ce., banker
Lancaster. I'a.
NEW YOIIK LIST. 11 A. M.
Atchison, Ten.,Haiita Ke... 1MJ
Canada l'uclne.
12 m.
sr. m.
ILI!. I" .t !...
Colerado Ceal b;i Wi Ui
Central l'ucltlc
Canada Heiitberu
Cht. hi. U I'bs.
Deu. AllleO.
Del. L. A W HSU
lfJS
Ms'i
2J4
Krle
h'rle 2nd..
Jer O
K.AT
Ix)ll. A N.
L. Hhore...,
Midi. Cen. .
2GVJ
73''i
NV'i
Missouri I'aclrlc.
7.HJ4
K,'
Heck
N. 1.
Valley 31
N. 1'. l'ref.
N, West-
ii
in.t.u
New Knglund . Ui M;;
Kast Teuntssee. . .,
Oiualia .
Oreton Transcontinental.
Ontario A W
I'acltte Mall
Itlehnumd Terminal
Ht. Paul
Texas Pacific.
llutuu Pacific
ltd?
ii
:9
z:.
a v
M
"V
IW
M
Wabash Cem ,
Wabash 1'reC.
Western U . 83$ MJ J
WestHliere Uend . .... ..,
rillLAUKUUIIA LIST.
Leh. Val ..,
it. N. V. A l'lilla..
I'a. It. H.
I lead In ir.
Lb.. Nav .
Wl
zu
tiest'iuv. l'aM..... . ,
p. i: : ......
N.CenU ,.;.. "...
People l'a
Jtdc i'..... g '
Oil -. ., &lj w WJ
iV
Ltr MecK Manret.
CHtCAoe.Juljr U.-Kecelpu, 4,089; shipment,
.1 steady I beeves, 14 754)9 00; steer,
3 HHM bOtsteekm and frediv. W 4OS70j
cows, hnll and mixed, f 1 &M 40 1 Txa cattle,
I2004W10
Ile; Iteeetpt. flflOO t shipment, t mar.
kt weak t mixed,! 759S NOt hnivjr, ;17fi3t0;
light, H UMA 05 1 ski ps, 6TMJ 05.
Hhrep ltetvlpt, 4one: shlr-ments. -t mar
ket cany I natives, M I2'4il m; Wextern. (1 15
t m ; Texan, t3 40an 7.'.; Ismbs, K 0WI 10.
Hum AI, July l.-Cattle-Kecclpt, and head ;
200 en sale ; market steady.
Hheep and Uintn-ltcclpt,4,8ne head!
en nlst insrket llalitmiri prices weak. Hheep.
elielre te extra, 5 VYitfi U; medium toiteod,
13 HxstS V. common te Keed, II fA5 00. Iinii
joed tu rlielce, ffl 9037 1". : fair te Koeddsue
. e ,j; iiieaiumuf iair,si wfle .3.
Hogs Kecelpl, ft.490! I mi en (wis (market
lower! seleclcd iiirstliim nelelit and selected
heavy end, It 04 Oe : eoed te cholee
heavy, t3 (OuklOO; fleeted Yerk weight, HiO
(fit 00; mixed plgf and light Yorkers. l 00
tuiu; iieni pign, i uu; reugna, s w&-t 10,
lBg, M7uiH.
KASTl.tnxBTY.July 19. Cattle-ttecelpU. lOOOf
hlpment, 1980; market nothing doing :-!!
through connlgnmenU. ..
ling llecclpui, 2700; shipment. 2400;
markelftlewt meulnm and electd,sV940:
common te bet Yerker, 13 fij4 tn ; Plg, 13 M
g.100; no ear shipped te New Yerk.
Hheep Iteeelpta, lene; shipment. 1400;
market fair: prime, 15 2V$560, fa lrtogeod.fi 50
(MOO; common, WUVi 60; yearling lamb, 3 50
(fc5 75; uprlng lambs 1160(37 M.
Oram ana rovistens
rurnUhed by . K. Yundt, Breker.
Ciiioaeo, July 21, l.-oe e clock p.m.
WheaU Cern. Oat. Perk. Uird,
July
8714 3TJ MM 11 z
AllRUHl S!4
Heptember SUH
October..... V
November
December OIK
Year ... .. .
10 !A
10 00
5tK
aw
;w
mi
May (111) Wt
Crude Oil-July
Yij'i
82J
... K'j
lrd
Closing Prices 2:15 o'clock p. m
Wheat Cern eau,
Pern.
July- wa.
87ti mu
11 !
10
10 20
AUKH..I ;
Hcptcmber RO
October W
November.
December Dili
May(lHJI) Wj)
Consel
Crude Oil-July ,
577
5 1)0
3SJ4 29J 6 00
32M
mei
Car luu.
Iteceipt.
Winter Wheat..
Spring Wheat..,
Cem,
Oat -
Kye
Ilartev
570
163
C'onReln
Head.
Itecelpls Hee.
Itecel p Is -Cattle..
I.ecul Stock nnd Henda.
HeiKirled by J. II. IOng.
Par Last
value, sain.
I jinnoter City, 10-20 year 4's of IRSI.
100 102
le-au year I or isv
" " ivjiojeiirOer isw.
" Hchoel 4's due lfl...
' " l-MltllelK!
" " 4'Hdiielliui).
Columbia HoreuKh 4's duelUOl
Miit-helm nerniiiih 4U lean
1011
100
100
100
UK)
101
10T,
102
1(11
101
100
10(1
100
102
MISCKLI.ANKOUS HTOCKB.
Ouarryvlllelt. 11 tt
1
6S
40
IPO
25
11
205.25
210.10
I.Oj
IS
75
im
107.20
10S.25
57.50
47
fti
4.5
IX)
M)
101
t;
Miiiersviuu nireei uar,
ft)
Inniilre 1'rltitlinr Cemiirtliv ft)
UusilKiit and Fuel Ceinpuny 2f
Htcveus Heuso (ltendi) 100
Columbia (las Company..
1
10
1(0
IK)
60
25
ftj
.V)
100
urn
Columbia Water Cem puny
Hiisqut'tiunna Iren Company .. .
Marietta Hellew-ware
Htevcns Heuso
Mlllersvllle Nermal Hchoel
Northern Market
KasU'rn Market.-
iX.
(Ins Company Points 15 per ct. 1U00J..
Ouarrvville it. it. T
Ileadlne A Columbia H. H.fi's..
... 100
Kdlsen LUht Company ft)
wesiern uirKci.
ft)
60
60
ft)
DO
Heuthern Market.
Uincuster City Htrect Haltiray Ce.,.
West Knd Htrect Hallway
Helvetia leather Ce
Watch Factory e's
Lauc Chum. Ce. -
TUIINI'IKK STOCKS
Lsiicniter AVrultvllle .
Lancaster .V Mills... .
iJincester A Wllllumsteun
Ijuieaster Maner
ljiiucnster -V Manticlm.
IjiinciiHtcr & Marletbi
KM
, ICO
HI
2Ti
25
SO
2A
, 2A
100
(17,75
100
140
:)7 25
20
SO
Ijincaslcr A New Helland
Stent buevtiacmcute.
CHKAl'-t'UHK KYK WIIIHKIK8. HLACK
beny, Ulm;cr and Kummel Uriindlc.
HOHHKH'H LIQUOH HTOHB;.
Ne. 22 Centre Hquare,
1AltltIAUl, ETC.
OICO. S. NORHKCK'S
Doersom Carriage Works,
Cerner of Duke and Vine Htrcet.
Cull and sce the finest Assortment In the
City or Canopy Tep Uiirreys, Cabriolet, Ladles'
Wlmt Iwsh Plniiteii", Gentlemen Drlxlug
I'luuleni, Ilrewstcr, Tim Kin End Hprlinruiul
CoinlilnatlenHpilntlJiiKKles, 3st)lesef Market
Wnitens, 3 Hereiid-haud Mct'idl Wilsons.
B-Ufpalrlnn promptly and neutly done.
(HMydAwlt
MA1HK1TA lTtmnitVING KKri'Lt. '
AT llHINltOI.DS.
B
,HS ALB. WHITK LAIlLi: AND QUIN
NKSHXXX HTOL'T.
20 KAST KINO HTItKET.
rilHKY CAN ALL COPY HUT NONECAN
Equul Hilly Waiti's Havana Killer Clitar.
at
nua. i ,v im ISOIlTll 11UELN HI".
dec5-mdJl,Tu.Tli,H
BALTLMOlli: .MUTUAL Alt) HOCIKTY.
Itcqulres several eeinpctuut and trust
worthy men of Kentleiuanly upeariince te act
us eolticters. Alse two men as usst. stiptN,
W.J. llAHNi.TT,
JeO-tfd Hi1 liist King Ht., Ijineustcr, Pu.
QONTIlELLACOCHItANE'HDUllLINAND
llellaht dinner Ale. The very best Ginger
Imported te thn I). H.
2i EAST KINO HIltEKT. CITY,
II. E. HLAYMAKLit. AgL
"iEMT 6c
HAVANA KII.LKH CKIAK IN
X the city, nt
HILLY WAITZ'H,
N'es. 5.V 1IU North Ollrn HI.
dee5-tlmdM.Tu,Tli.S
OIOAItMAKEItS, 1'ACKEItH AND STItlP
I'KKM WANTED. Hteudv Werk.
JylU-W,TI'S OlILINUHII, HltOS. A CO.
A T OUH OKKICE
YOU CAN ULT ANY
U. amount or
LANCAHTEIt CHEMICAL COMPANY
liAWK C.MlRill.U.
"VTKW HOODS. LOW PItlCUS AND A COOL
L htere Keum makes shopping pleasant,
AT UEINHOLDH.
TTIOH HALE-ONE HHTT 01'. STONE lIUItltH
Jj and Helt In reimI order, suitable for grind
ing chop und feed, hire 21 Inches. We have no
farther usurer them.
THE HUHEIt A DOLMAN CO.,
Cor. Christian und Oruut Hts., Lancaster, Va.
jylS-3tiMltw
WANTED-AN OI'KICE HUITAHLC KOH
a ph slclan, en North Queen street, abe e
Northern Market. Address
Jy2l-jd liOX 12, Lincaslcr, I'a.
CIOAHMAKEItH WANTED.
Wanted at Hl'ltAUlsS HltOH., Net. 3S, 40
and 4.' Menth Christian street, 20Clgarmukers
ami 20 Learners. J21-3td
llTlHMAN'S."
NEW WINDSOR TIES,
FOIt BOYS AND MEN,
NO. 12 WEST KING HT.
ALIKOltNlA.
V,' HhcIii1 Parties. Heinl-monthly. Tourist
slreidngcars. Cheap rates. Southern I'aeltlcCe.
Adihess, E. HAWI.EY, Assistant .General
Tratlle Manager, 8t,t Hreadway, New Yerk ;
It. J. HM1TH, Agent, la. At Ht., l'lilla.
iinlii-lyd2taw
AirANTKO-
An energetic jeiing man Is wanted le
tukechargfl of a Grocery Btore In this city. A
geed business stand nt a desirable location is
open ten reponslble party. A small amount
et capital tsiequlred.
Fer fnrllicr particulars cull nt
l'ENN'A EMPLOYMENT HUHEAU,
Ne. 12 heuth Duke Htrcet.
T"TrENTlON, l'ENN'A HESKHVES.-A
J. meeting of the First lleglmental Assoc la
lien will beheld nil Monday Kvcntng, July 21
at S o'clock, lu room of ret 405. All ineinbers
of the old lteserves are ln Ited te ntleud. Hust
nets oftiupertuuro en hand.
W. 1). srAUFFElt, President.
H. F. W. UlitiAN, Soe'y. J) lt-2ld
A1
THOHrEU'H COHNEH HAl)ON.
A NICE HOT LUNCH
will be served every morning from U te 1S0.
Hmipert's Celebrated lker drawn from the keg.
aprSO-trd
HirE "AKE' GUAI)liLY VOHKINO
order out el chaos. We are sold out of
some lets of ltiels and Itchls, but ne havn
unearthed n let of Heds ami Heels that
were lest sight of In the hurry and buMle of
making alienatiens, 'llusu we eiler atsiicclul
bargain prices. Remember we me Headquar
ters for l'l hliig Tackle.
KHAILEYH EAsrEND PHAH.MACY,
(Oisslie(,Disteru Market),
Choice Turkish Hath pnnges and tine Cha
mois nt Ilurguln Prlrxs. M,W,F.Vw
1" Ce YOU WAN F OltKTtiO TO l.ANCAS
J TElt EMPLOYMENT HCItEAl', Nil. UI
North Duke trcct.
TtltWMAXW
NEW DRESS SCARFS.
JUDGES HAVE LONG HINCE DECIDED
thai Hilly Waltz' Cigar U the Itel in the
Htate. Fer wile at
NOW. 6 A lttl NOUTIl QUEEN ST.
dccO-iudM,Tu,Th.
MONDAY, JULY, 21V
flrrt ntHttment
JULY BARGAINS I
A Bl( Let of
WONDEKFUL BAHOAINB
AT THIS
' Bargain Table
or
THE COMMON SENSE
Shee Stere,
NO. 40 EAST KINO STREKT.
7-4,000 1'AIRHOKHIIOEHATLAKUr.
HhDUCED I'HICEH.
Jylt-tfd
WE HAVE THE BEST AHSOHTMENT OK
l'lpes and Chrar Helders. French llrlnr
Pipe In Cases, 60c. eaeh. All the fine Brands
of Hmeking TnbacceH.
DKMUTU'H CIGAR HTOHE,
alS-tfdll Ul Eul King (treet
SCHOOL TAX, 1800-THE DUPLICATE IS
new lu the hands of the Treasurer. Three
per cenu en u jinid before. August 1,
hours from Un. m. till 4 p.m.
O III co
W. O. MARSHALL, Treasurer,
Ne. 12 Centre Bquare.
Je-jtinildlt
A BEAUTIFUL I.AWN. HOWEVER
small It may be, I a great luxury. LAN
CAHTKK CHEMICAL COMPANY LAWN
ENHICHEIt.
XplUSMAN'M.
BLACK SUSPENDERS.
T5ECI
ilet Clu
ECEIVED DIHECT FROM NAl'A VAI,-
ley winoce., caiirernia, superior y.lnran
Claret. Uutadcl nnd FrnnLlirnnii Wines.
The last named Wine la very delicate and a de
licious Ladles' Wine.
29 EAST KINO STREET, CITY,
H. E. HLAYMAKER, AgL
EST TWO FOR FIVE CENT. CIO ARB
the city, at BILLY WAITZ'S,
Ne. 5 A 103 North Queen St,
dec5-emdM.Tu,Th3
THE SEAMLESS CeOKINO WARE IS
strong, durable and cheap,
AT UEINHOLDH.
- .
CHERRY BRANDY-HLAYMAKER'H su
perior Cherry Brnndy for Diarrheea and
Hummer Complaint,
31 EAST KINO ST.,
II. E. HLAYMAKER, Agt.
BILLY WAIT. HAH THE BEST TWO FOR
6c and 6c Cigars In the State, at
NOS.fi A 103 NORTH OUEEN ST.
dec5-6mdM,Tu,Th S
1HARLESM. HOWELL.
Marble, Granite and Stene Works,
Ne. 135 North Queen Bt., Lancaster, Pa.,
Executes Monuments, Tombs, Grnve Stones
and building work of best material and work
manship nt lowest prices. Designing nnd Let
tering specialties. All work guaranteed. Call
and examine the large stock of finished work.
Jyl93ld
4'
T THE BULETT CAHIIIAGE CO.'H
WllItKH. I1KI. Allt. Ml).
ANTED Between Am-imt 1 nnd Seldom.
her 1, twenty (20) Carriage Makers, enuslstlns
of Bedymakers, Currlagesmlths and Klnlshers,
Painters and Trimmers; none but theso who
have families nud want steady work need
apply, (iued houses can be obtained nt low
rents ; convenient te factory. An excellent op ep op
iiertunlty will bn clven apprentices te learn
irades In the dlllerent departments. Girls
can get employment In trimming department.
Capacity of works, 8,000 vehicles per year.
lylT-2wd
JV1 AINNEIICHOR SUMMER THEATRE.
Week Cemmrncing MONDAY, JULY 21.
.liillikfii K CertTss Opern Ce.,
In the Favorite Opera,
ft
ff
With MlssCarrleTuteln as "Olivette.''
49 Admission, 10 cents.
CHRIS BURUER,
Proprietor and Manager.
Week Ceinmenclinr Monday, July 2S,"CHIMEH
Of NORMANDY." mvjMmd
rm
4
GOOD INVESTMENT.
uivtnir decided te make a. chance In busl-
nts, I eiler my well equipped Steam Jeb Print
ing Olllce for sale. The Tvne. l'rctsj's. 1'hiht
and Card Cutters, etc. are alf In tlrst-class con
dition, A geed trade Is established, nnd anyone de
sirous of making a prefltnblu tmestment will
de well Cy calling en the undersigned before
July IDth. It. B. KAUKI'MAN.
J 10-0ld 17 Ceutre Suunrc, Laucastcr, I'a.
T B. MARTIN A
CO.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
Every day this week will be
special days for Bargains of
Midsummer Goods of all de
scription. TUESDAY'S BARGAINS.
20 pieces Curtain Scrim at
4j4c a yard ; best patterns.
8c Dress Challies at 3c a
yard.
35c French Satines reduced
te iSc a yard.
24 Dress Batistes at Sc a
yard.
Entire stock of Summer Silks
reduced te 25c a yard ; former
price 50 and 75c a yard.
De net fail te visit the Rem
nant Counter.
Thousands of yards of goods
pushed out of the general
stock, and all marked at 5c a
yard.
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
Cor. Prince & W. King Sis.,
LANCAKTUIt, I'A.
1 fck of Bargains.
1800.
91km 9ktreHtcmnt.
1HAKLE8HTAMM.
BOSTON
Net wishing te carry ever
Goods we will offer
BIO BARGAINS IK
LACE CAPS.
BARGAINS IN"
WHITE, DRESS GOODS.
BARGAINS IN
LIGHT AND DARK CHALMES. '
BARGAINS IN
BLACK LACE FLOUNCINOS A NETT8.
BARGAINS IN BLACK
Come and see the goods.
cheaply they may be yours.
CHARLES STAM
North Queen Street.
Stew bvevtt0mcnt.
i... ........ ,.m .,.,., ,.. . ,,,.,., .I, -i..
OREAT IMPROVEMENT TO OLD OR
NewLnwnsbviislmrLVNCASTERCllEM-
ICA
CAL COMPANY LAWN ENRICHER.
REIQART'S OLD BRANDY.
Ne family should be without a bottle at
Oils season of the year, ai E. KINO BT.
'JOE. KINO ST., II. E.S.
Juncia-Tu.ThAH
FOR RENT-NO. 118J4 EAST KING STREET,
room formerly occupied by Jehn A. Ceyle.
niy8-Tu,Th.Strd ALLAN A. HKRR.
TjlOIt HARLEQUIN FRUIT.
PURE JAMAICA SPIRITS.
89 KlKINO. II. E. SLAYMAKER, Agt.
TjIRISMAim
OXFORDS ASHES.
A CAHD-WE MAKE "TnE NATIONAL
V Safety Fifth Wheel In three sire (Cox A
Andersen' Patent.) Fer short turning, strcneth
and durability are matchless. They also make
itncnt finish. Try them, Every wheel la guar
anteed. NATIONAL MANUFACTUING CO.,
Jyl3-2wd 28 te 86 Sherman St., Lancaster, Pa.
rTHIE ONLY CIGAR STORE WHERE YOU
X can purchase Imported and Key West
ClKar,nndB.F.Graveloy'sSuperlerCnvendlsh.
DEMUTITS CIUAR STORE,
114 ERitKlmc Street.
Telephone. nl8-tfdH
rpilOUT SHANK.
elameTshirts.
nl-lyd
SUR CIGARS, OOLDEN LION AND MIA
Qucrlda, nre clear Havana filler S cent
irs, hand-made. In boxes or 25, 0 and 100.
DEMUTH'S CIGAR STORE,
Established 1770. 114 Eaat King Street
alB-tfdlt
M
USIC CATAIX3GUE WITH NEW EDI-
lien and price list sent upon application,
AT llPlvnntn'u
OpiKislte P. It. R. Depot.
I N FIVE,TEN, TWENTY-FIVE AND FIFTY
Pound Pnckngcs.
LANCASTER CHEMICAL COMPANY
LAWN ENHICHER.
Beld everywhere.
HE NEW SEAMLESS STEEL COOKING
Ware Is better than grnnlte nnd sells for
half the price,
ATjrtElNHOLD'B.
T-O YOU WANT HELP? OO TO LANCAS-
ilill clli'IAJlAlcm 1IUK1-.AU, NO,
North Duke street. 1
til
TTINE TAILORING I
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN FINE
WOOLENS, AT
P. WEIKEL'S,
npl0-3mdlt Ne. 44 West King Street.
F
Mai
OR CAST IRON PIPE FITTINGS, BOTH
Plain and reducing, un tnfMneh dlninpier.
lalteable Fittlmrs. llanires. h'lnnnn ITnlnnfi.
Manifolds, Amerfcnn Unions, Tube Supports,
HniiRers, Fleer and Celling Plates, go te JOHN
BESTS. )H3 East Fulton street. iu7-tfd
XF YOU WANT A FIRST-CLASS ItlitTAflLR
X Engine and Beiler, en wheels, cheap, as the
following prices shew: horse-power, H75; 8
vlng prices shew: 6 horse-power, fl75; 8
(-power, S535 ; 10 horse-power, SS75; 15 horse herse
r, $875; 3) horse-power, 11,175, call at JOHN
rs. 3.t:i East Fulton street. m7-tfd
uurftt?-n.
power,
UEST
W!
HITE COTTON WASTE. COPPED BY
the pound, 10c: lu let of lOneundsnr
ever, c. All goods delUcred te nny part of the
city Free. Call oil JOHN BEsr, Ne. SB East
r mum street. m7-td
1 OLD BRONZE, LIOUID.S AND SIZING
T for steam work, at JOHN BEST'S, Sit East
Fulton street. m7-tfd
SNJECrORS, RUE x,HTI.n UIAnT, HAN
cook Inspiraters nud Electors, Ebcrmnn
tier Feeder, Penberthy Inspector, American
Injectors, all lu stock, at JOHN BEST'S, :U3
East Fullen street. m7-tld
FOR BOILERS, HORIZONTAL. TABULAR,
Vertical, Portable, Cylinder, Marine, of
any size or power, of the best material und
workmanship, go te JOHN BEST, 33J East Ful
ton street. m7-lfd
M
"AUXIN BROe.
I-you bought a Suit of us
for $23 and we handed 3011
back n $5 bill you would
count that a clever act and
emude. New we ate sailing
insult en Just this gener
MAKING
S5.00
BILLS.
mis basis.
Being almost entirely sold out of our first se
lected SultliiRs te Order nt 1S a suit, our buyer
lu the market scleral dnjs age selected from
nn Importer, Suitings nnd Treuserings, regular
worth tit for Sulls nnd 17 50 for Trouser, which
we are making te order nt the uniform price of
SIS for Suits and fO for Trousers. If you would
make a crisp (5 bill or J150 en nn extra pair of
Trousers, see these monster alucs. Seme one
Is the loser by these prices. Wcnre uet and you
nre net. Wc guarantee trimming equal te any
fU Suits iiiiytthere, and fit nnd finish lu the
finest tailoring art,
Monday and Tuesday Are
Geed Days te Order
Suits
TO HE llNlbHED BY BATl'RDAY.
a-Wc would call jaur attention also te our
Choice Line of L'ndr i wear, Flannel Shirts, Ho
siery anil Neckwear.
MARTIN BROS,
26 and 28 N. Queen St.
I7HMTHE BEST HOT AIR FURNACE IN
the market, go te JOHN BEST, 333 East
I- niten street. m.-tnt
0 ARUy" FN BTOCK-IIWT CI I ARCOA
Hammered Bar Iren. Dnubla i Refined iron.
Harden' Rivet Iren, Rlel, Het nud t.,.
Heller Iren. Steel. Slui't Iren 3-10 toNe.lfi at
JOHN BEAT'S. 333 ICast FulteuBtrcet. iu7.lfd
STORE.
a Heavy Stock of Sumt
BARGAINS IN
CREAM DRESS GOODS.
BARGAINS IN
DRESS GINGHAMS.
BARGAINS IN
OUTING CLOTHS.
:
BARGAINS IN
FRENCH AND AMERICAN SATM
AND WHITE LACES.
You'll be surprised te see
Jteru ticrticment
T VERV DAY A CHEAP DAY
-LU AT REINHOLE1
VV1IAT I8 TWENTY-FIVE CEN1
create a Beautiful Lawn or Renew I
One.
FIRE BRICKS, FIRE CLAY,
figure, go te JOHN BEST, 333
street.
AT
East FY
mt
tr ANTED HOUSES TO PASTURE.
? T Anaress,
apr23-tfd
W. W. GHOSH, NcfTvllle,
"VirANTED-BY A LARGE
NEW Y
Mil at tiAA
TT Firm, a caramel Maker.
rlcnccd In making wrapped and unwral
uirameis aim nas eie control or mis ee
t-nnr1 Je nlliiiB niuul mhhIm A l.luun
C. F. HAlu.J
Ne. 49 Maiden Inne, New Yerk CI
jyis-ewi
rrtlN TOP JELLY GLASSES
AT 25c
J. D07CU,
ATREINHOLl
ANOTHER LOTOFQUEENSWARE Fj
Auction. 1
AT HEINIIOLII
IOR HOHIZONIAL STATIONARY I
eines. ireni 'Z TO Nl hnra.nnwpr. nnil
rail
engines ireni xietu nnrso-newer. vnnl
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nnuiuem ni juhw uest'S, 3.13 East F
irceu
TTIOR BOLTS. LAO SCREWS. SEr SCRIl
S Square und Ilexngeu Nut, tbcsogeol
hwuvk,hiu(jiii i)iv3i , a&i kjihi ruiien i
niTfl
ttieramehicanbightfeedcylinI
Xj Lubricators, Glass Oil Cups for Bear
you can get mem at juun iieht's, ssill
Fulton street. m74
TTIORBOILER TUBE BRUSHES. BTILt
X; Pipe Wrcnches.Pipennd Menkey WrciJ
cumuincu, rues, un uins, eic , go lajn
BEST, 333 East Fulton strecL m74
TlARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID I
XT Medel Milking, Patterns, Drawing!
lllue Print, at prices reasonable, at Jl
BFT'S. 333 East Fulton strceU m7
TEAM nEATISTHECOMlNGHEATl
tVe,
I dwelllncs. churches, school house.
inillfll Klieensftfllllv llluwl mm hlinrtnMl
age. When you contemplate a change eai
juun BMi, mm win tive you a saiisnu
Jeb, at a fair price. m7-l
THUMPS. BOILERS. MININfl. CKNTH.I
X gal and Steam Pumps, of nny cnpaeltl
V.. UM,.U,WMMW,,UUU.Uti:h Ul.-I
DAW MILLS. BARIC MILLS. COlt Ml
J f .. I lit,,. Ita.ltare H'nn ltnlrnn T.lnln K
Powers, Milling nnd Mining
JOHN BEST'S, SH liist Fulton
fj-' ... - "''-"." ..nn. IIMOT I
.Machiuerj
street.
T.ADIATORX. OF ANY MAKE
XV sign.cnn beruruUhedatreasunableflgi
nyjuun uivii. is) ruisi r uueu street.
FOR CASTINGS, IRON OR BRASS, LI
or heavy, at short notice, go te J(
lil.'u'n ?iri k'..e, Viiiiju, Bmn, .y
m7J
mANKS FOR WATER.OILS. ACID OR
X ofunyshnpeorcaiuiclty, at fair price
te JOHN BEST. 333 East Fulteu strcet. (rri
TF IN WANT OF BRASS OR IRON I
X Cocks, Asbestos Packed Cocks. Pet and
Cocks. Lecr Cocks. Swine Joints, call nnJ
them, or send your order by mall, teJt
uuii, .i cisir uiuu street. m7-l
XTIOR PRATT A CADY AHI1KSTOS
11 Valves. Jenkins Valves. Urass Qlobe Vi
Brass Gute Valves, Iren Bedy Glebe Va
1-evcrSarety Valves, Pep Safety Valve
Valves. Radiator Valves, Pratt's Swln
Check Valves, llrass Check Valves.Foet Va
Angle Vnlves, call ut JOHN BEST'S. 833
Fulton Street. m7-
-ITtOR PULLEYS, SHAFTING, COLL
X; HimgerSjClninp Bexes, Couplings, etc
ie juiui ur3i.tvi.i E4ist ruiteu streeu m
TRACKINGS, AS FOLLOWS: DIRIGO.l
Steam nud Hydraulic Pneklng.AsbcstR
Wecn nnd Wick Packing, Hemp Packing
urtiiuH iiii jiuaru, asdcsies cement, asik
Sheathing. Gum Pacfc'ng.Oum lllne for W
Oiiuges, Plumbago Pnekini;. Reed's Patent
lH-stes, Lined Sectional Plpe Cever, at JC
BESTS, 333 East Fulton streeL m7-l
TTTIOR STEAM GAUGES, HIGH OR L
' i-ressure, water Unuges, Uauge Ce
Weed Wheels or Weighted, Glass Tr
Whlstle.s,SyphonsferSteani Gauees. Cvlii
Oilers Plain, Water Gauge Columns, Ceck
Steam Gauges, call ou JOHN BEST, 333 1
Fulton street. ta7-l
rpHE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE,
A RARE OPPORTUNITY !
t
AVc elTsr te-day u large let of
-AT-
19 Cents Per Yard.
These goods have sold at .t3e te 87c, nnd
nebltlvclr French. Manvef tbesnvillml Kre.
t-atlne.s sold here and elsewhere nmthnnl
grades of domestic goods, but In order tnirl
tins low prlce we will Oder Genulne Freil
uoeas ni.ivc, as auovequeted,
OUH ENTIUE STOCK OF
SUNSHADES AND PARASO!
Will be ettered Without Regard te Cost.
Purnse's worth from iZM te 17. will be sold
from!l..'jiMe.'..ri. 1
Big Reduction In the prices of Embrelde
Flouncing", Colored Embroideries, Genu
iiupericu ftceicn anil rreuen tsinximms, viq
As It is our desire te cut the Summer stc
hs low ns pev-lhle this season, we will nl
many things pertaining thereto at iinustin
low prills.
s
26 East King Street,
IVNCASTER. I'A.
uiansviydlt
A(li;.M'l leit CALLAHAN CO'S
iiieut te lake, the nineeef Red lx'ad.
bulk It m ukes Ile I lines the quantity of r
lead und Is farsuiirler In making steam Jein
mckhur iiihh und hand hole nlales en beilet
Ai" , Ac, IV 1 .V e1'HK in-r peu ml, nt JOII
llh.Sl'S, .;i Vzl l-ulleufclKVt, tu7-tfct
fane French Satii
People
Cash Sten
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