GEKCER, MONDAY, JOLT, 28, 1890. y- ; rif f iT'.f- J, .a 'A S i-i !l if. 'V. ' Htft . m- W m FIRSTIIC THE COUNTY. 11 NNIHll riCllQI 8TMB WWII IN MIIIETTA IT A CMFM. tfMC Father or ii llotl-Keopor Seiling Liquor Without Meensc-A orent Dent orindtitnntlen AmenalXwIcra Jonathan Larralere, of Marietta, Isllie Ant nan In Lancaster county te start an original rpackeire store. He opened hla MUbltdiment a few days age, and alnce then has been doing a rushing business. Hla store Is en tbe main street, near the iPrcabytCilan church The enlr rteonle excited about the bust- hum venture of Mr. Idrzalcre art) the hotel men or the town. They are very much iei-cltd, If their remarks are any Indi cation of hew they feel en the subject. Laranlcre tviya no attention te them, but Is actively engaged In trying te build up a profltable business. Ills eon is a hotel-keeper In Marietta, and Ills said will join wllh the ether men In the same business In any effort mide te put a atop te what they claim Is a violation of law. While nothing definite has been agreed upon It Is probable that the constable of the borough will be fur nished with the names oftheso who buy liquor from Mr. Inrralore and a request made te him te return him te court. If the constable refuses te de se then pre. t ceilings will be Instituted te have tlie court pans upon the locality of the original package business, se far as this county Is concerned. Mr. Larralore seya nothing, bnt will bae bis Interests looked alter when the case reaches court. Mr. Larialore buys his packages In Bal timore, and while he has been very busy attending te cuslomera the past low days ether dealers in the aame commodity have had but llttle else te de but talk about the bold movement of the original package man. Iletel men throughout the city anil county will watch with Interest the proceedings In the Larzalere casts. If It should be de cided that the original package busluess is legal, original package hout-es will be numerous, the applications for license next year will be few and the rovenue of the atate, city, boroughs and township will be eut down materially. The Law and Order society have net yet learned of Mr.Lanalere's ccliotueaml they may proceed te pui step te his business. Jonathan Larmlcre lUes en Frent atiect, and Nacoepor by trade. Helms worked for yean for.laeeliHotli. THE J,AHK CLUB'S OUTING. They Intend Spending: Their Vneiitlen lu Vlnjlnla lter. Heller Hesdgnw. Columbia, .Tune 23, The Lark Camping club will leave te-night nt l!i:40 o'clock by special train ever the Columbia it Pert Deposit railroad. Their destination la Fredericksburg, Va., via Ilaltltnore and Washington, The club Is composed prin cipally of veterans of the Inte iwir.ancl ttielr camping silos are generally selected near some battle-field. The club is composed of the following members : I). I. uehn, Jehn Tyler, M. Wikc, O. V. Hern, thelrcl, C. Walker, A. 1U, 11. IF. Hippey, D. K. Hlnkle, W. J. Strickler, Jehn ii. Strieker, Jehn F. Heward, Jehn Heek, Harry Haugiiey, Joieph Ho He Ho genteglcr, Jehn Plnkorlen, L. T. Mo Me Crackcn, B. M. Dennis, J. McLsnc, J'.. 11 Carter, A. Lllley, C. Hartmnu, Jeseph Sweltzcr, Win. Strauss, Win. Uoekmuu, a. A. Greve, U. F. Eicherly, Hebert Hall, 11 Sprout and August Wels. The club Is well equipped and lius everything neces sary for a geed time. Conductor Win. Haller, en the Fruder- -division, picked up a lady's hand satchel en Friday evening which had been left en n car seat. It was locked up in the company's safe, and at Fert Depesit it was learned that the mtcliel coiitulued valuable papers, notes and money amounting te f.1,000. The conductor refused u money reward tondered him by the owner, who afterwards presentcd Mr. Haller with u handseme scarf pin as it remembrance. Miss Maggie Heek, of town, was being driven from Lundls illu camp grounds te thestatleu en Sunday evening wheu a horse took fright. She fo.ued n runaway and jumped from tlie carriage and the wheels passed evor her. She was puiu- lully bruised about tbe waist. Company C. was paid off en Saturday eveniug. The early payment was a great surprise. The amount was $165.8 1. The inembera of the 1'. It. It. crew Ne. 45 presented Gcerge Merger, caller, with a flue walking btlcl: in consideration of his services. On Saturday atlorneon a steer, in a drove belonging te Geergo 11. Lehman, of Wrlghtsviile, was en the rampage. It ran through Htukle's hotel, through Hank alley, into Locust street. On Locust, above Fourth, it ran tlueugh a vacant let, Inte the yard of W. F, Mauliik. The btoei Was afterwards captured und llttle damage was done. 1 Itev. II. Reller, pastor of Sulom Lutheran Jhurch, tondered his resignation te a con cen con Kregatienal meeting en .Sunday. He will (accept u churge ut Albany, New Yerk. He (will remain until his sueceasortakeH charge, Jbut at the latest tliroe months, itev. Heller has been pastor or Salem church for the J past eight years. v I m i ' .Surprise, l'nrtles. Henry Shindel, of OdO Columbia avenue, was 41 years old en Saturday. In the evon- Mng a large number of friends gathered ut his home. The party were handsomely cntertalned ; they enjoyed imulu und ro re freshnieuts. Saturday was the 4th birthday el Lucretia A. Huugliinau, and Sunday was the 7lh anniversary of Letellu M. Ilaughmuii's birth. At live o'clock en Saturday evening about a dozen young friends gathered at their home, en Hast James street, and soverul hours worepassod at the banquet table, the playing of games and rendering vocal and Instrumental music. Inquiries for bpcice. Tbe beard of directors of the Lancaster County Fair association met this morning. Numerous inquiries for space ero re ported, and the prospects for a successful fair are very geed. The next meeting or tbe beard will be held in two weeks, when the judges will be announced. A llorte MIhsIiik. On Sunday night Henry Hombergor'H horse mysteriously disappeared from bis residence, Ne. bOl Maner htreet. Wheu Mr. Helnberger retired for the night his animal was put into theitable and all the doers clesed. This morning the animal was gene, the deer open and the bars down. The animal is a yellow, light maue and nigger-foeted lu front feet. ii. Badly Bitten by a Deg. While Matthias Llchty waspassingdewu Lafayotte street fhertly before neon te-day bull Ae belonging te Wm. C. Paulsen, the baker, rushed out and aeUed him by the right le,', biting through pantaloons and beet. The wound was cauterized at Mc Mc Mc Cormlck'sdrugstere. Mr. LIcbty brought suit this afternoon, befere Alderman llershey, egalnst Paulsen for keeping a vicious deg. Au Incorrigible Hey. Henlamin Cehn was sent in uu n.iu morning by Alderman A. F. Dennelly for 15 days for Incorrigibility. The boy is only fourteen years old, but has caused his parents great trouble. He waput te work at several places, but would steal anything he would get hlstlugetsen. He was told te-day that If this punishment does net ewrehimhe will be sent te the Heuse of Kefege. KKMMLKH'a EXI) APPROACHES. Breaking Down as the Day of Electro cution Dniwi Near, Though it Is net dctlnltely known when Murderer Kommler will die In the clertrla chair, Wanlen Durston, of the Auburn, N. Y,, prison, Is keeping the day scrupu lously te hinaclf se far. It Is pretty cer tain that the execution will tnke place some time next week. Tlie tlme llxed under the last sentence Is tietween August 4 and II. and It Is belleved that tbe wanlen will surfer no unnecewiry delay. The terrible strain of suspense under which Keinmlcr has been for se long has begun te tell heavily upon him. There Is no doubt that horeteloro he has been buoyed up by certain vacue hopes. He has new been told he must banish all this from his mind and Taee the Inevitable. The resull is that his wonderful nerve has at last been slmken. The illtle vanities and the childish Interest In his new nivem pllshmeul of writing and reading, which kept up his spirits during the fermer or deal, have new deserted him. He has f;retvn careless in his dress, and he breeds nstead of Interesting hlmseir In books as hoenrodld. He sleeps badly nights, and is restless and nor vene. Whether he ulll Se all te pieces and have te be drngged te ie latal chair is a question. It will net be surprising Iftliose he witness the last scene or all have te beheld one of tbe most pitiful spectacles ever witnessed at an oxe-cutlou. Death of Henry 1'nielleli. Henry Fracllch, or Mountvllle, dlecl this morning after it long illness, from dropsy. He was u sufferer for ycais from the dis ease, but was confined te bed for only n few weeks. He was 63 years old and lived all these years lu Mountvllle. He served for a tlme as tax collector and was oiie of the township sujicrvlserH. His wlfe died sevcrul years age. His children ure FCdwerd, lu tlie confectionery business in Mountvllle, and Mrs. Snyder, also of Meuntvllle. His funeral will take place en Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, from the U. 1). church. Dlnerdnrly Itimslnn Ilebrews. Conslubles Merrlngcr and Crowford arrested eight ltusslan Ilobrews, en Satur day, for disorderly conduct. Sevon of the nien train with tlie ('uuler faction lu the Itusstan Hobrew church. The eighth was Philip rirman.and he get Inte tbe wrangle through n tougue-lasblug the ethers wero giving him. The disturbance lasted a long tlme and uas a nulsaiK-a te tlie neigh borhood. The pavement en Middle street, near Rockland, was blockaded, the low lest language was used and a great crowd attracted. The men uirested were Jacob Canter, II. Itlriiiin, Simen Ihinie, Isaac Pluckmek, Max Mulwitzkl, S. Uotdherg, I'hlllp rirmaii and David Men sol. All the accused furnished ball for a hearing befere Alderman A. F. Dennelly, and a lively bearing it will be. Death of ARed Liulles. Mrs. Anna M. Myers, aged 70, widow of Samuel Myers, died en Sunday at the roslduuce of her son-in-law, Harry A. Suhroyer. Hur husband died u few mouths age, slnce which time she lias been in 111 beallb. Her funeral will take place at Chumbntsburg en Wednesday next. Mrs. Lllrabeth Demes, wldou-ef Martin Demes, died en Sunday at tbe advanced age of h'J years. Shw was u oil-known by the old Germans of the town. Her funeral will take place en Wednesday afternoon from the rosldenco of her seu, Martin Demes, with Interment ut ZIeii'h cemetery. Twe l,arui J'uiii'l'alM. The funeral or Jehn K. l.andls, of Lphnita, was Iaigely attended en Sunday afternoon. The remains wero taken te the Kphrata meeting house, where services wero conducted lu Lugllsh by He v. llottou llettou llotteu stoln, of Petersburg, and lu Ucrimm by Hlshep Harvey. Interment was made at Sprlngville. The funeral of Samuel Lcamaii, who died en Friday at tlie advanced age of 05 years, took place this morning from the rosldence of his seu, near Ivden. Tbe funeral cortege proceedod te Mellluger'N mcetlug house, where services wcre held. Intormeut was made lu the graveyard ad Joining. m i A llultlmore Lawyer Drevvun. Jehn Tyson, u premlneiil lawyer of Ilaltlmnre, Was drowned by the capsl.ing el a sail beat en tbe Gunpowder river en Saturday. Mr. Tyson was bem at KUIoett Cltv. His widow was Miss Mary Roberts, of Chester county, Pa, She is a daughter of Leumird F. Roberts. Mr. und Mrs. Tyson married twenty. II ve years age. Mr. Tyson prac ticed in Haltliunre for the past thltty yeais. He wusa giuduate of llaveifeld Vollege. He was also a pist grand master of Masens. - l'ntirfulned Ills KmployeM. J. W. Jenes, assistant superintendent of the Metropolitan Llle Insurance ceinpany, took twelve of his empleyes, te Harrisbuig en Satin day te see the last days of Poinpell. At Ilauisbuig the party was cntertalned by Supeiinteudeut Shet man with a collation at the Grand hotel, J lentil of mi Attud Colored I.ndy. Mrs. June Hunter, colmed, died a few days age at Mlildletewu, at the advanced age of OT years. She uiadu her home Willi hur daughter, Mrs. Maigaret .Martin. Mis. Iluutei wasu native el New Provi dence, tills county. All Old OfVonder und l.luht st-nleueii. Moses Heek, u well knew n colored guntle man, charged by Olllccr Ldw. Shubroeks with driiukeii and disorderly conduct, before Aldetnun Deou, had a heurliig en Saturday night. He was sent te jail for five days, q'liis is net Moses' fhst resi lience lu that Institution, l heap Kciu-lniite Atlantic City, VJi lteiKlluir riilliiKut, en Wednesday, July .10. Hound trip tickets, K'sxl for six tlajs. fare uulyfl Hieclal train leaves liirnster (King St.) at On. in. I.ciive Cciluintila fit It a. in. Take tbe Heading Vltej al route te tlie sen, tlie rainout "H'rs. J)2l,ai,a,,-,W HlX(lasat tlie hliercvl.i. IVnnslvanla rail, reuit. Bpcclrtl rcurlen, W(diuday, July SO Excursion tickets, J.(W. Train leaves at 8.10 a. in. lvs,1icl I'esnsv mania ll.illre.ul Hs-cial CxcurMen totlieheaHliere. A cliulce IkUhsii Atlantic City, Cape Mu, Hra Isle City, Ojehii City, or nnycif tlie rerts bttMceu Alluntlc City and Cape May. Wcdncsdiy, Jul) BO. lteiuid trip tickets, 1 1 Ul ltclurn coupons alld for tl ilaj , Train lenvisitt h.H)n, in. J)'.U;lld 10 I'er Out. DIs. en Summer I letliliiLT. ItrKiirdless of fenmr reductions mid low prices a furtlit r reduction of 10 per irul. Is new uiude from the marked prlcuef all tlilu sam lucr gisslh In tbeC'lelliIng Dcpartinrm en tlie K'cend Fleur of ltd wiu.iAMNe.N a resrnitu Oi . Hl'huti, Hxcurslen te Atlantic fit), Cape Mu) mid oilier resorts, via. 1'i-niK) haulii rail rtuid. i ilfif..lni .lulv .fii i',.nri.iA., i..t.n... &.W, Mdld ler six du)ii. Train Icivps at 8.10 '" jyjKttii Aeresh llioCentllient 'Jein's. Among tbe luestnucccviiful and popular tour Messrs. ltaymund and Wlilteemb plan for the public, nre their YclIewunu National Park trips, and thelr Calllornluevcursleiis. A trip combining both these feature, with an hidden, tal round or the Puget Hound regleu and the J arlfle Northwest generally, lit nnueuured for Jseptembcr 11. Visits te alt the le.idlng call call fernia reseru, Including San Francisce, Mon terey, Han Jem). Mount Hamilton. Huutji r.r,,.. Kim Itufav), Hantu llurbura, Ijnt Angeles, Kan Dlcge, Coronade lleach and III vcrslde, will uUn form apart of the Itluerary, jius-senguu beluc enabled te prolong llielr stay at uny California point desired. The Yellowstone Purk sectloner the trip will be complete, au entire week being devoted te the great national wonders. There will also be an excursion te the Purk smi re turn en the tame date; and ethers In August. New wui lately received of the outbreak In th K erris Ueyser ISaslu of another mammoth geyser. Tills will make u visit te the Park of greatrluterevtthauevei,Thre will boauethcr trans-centlncntal trip In October, and iiIhiuii excunien direct te Southern California. I n ad ad dltlen te these teuri, there are excursions te Eastern resort, in August and September. Descriptive circulars will be sent by Ilnyiuend Wlilteemb, 111 Houth Ninth Hlreet, under the Continental UeUI, FhllaUtlpUlu H.OO te llic Hea Shere via. Pnnylrala rail road. Hpeclnl excursion en Wednwxlay, July (0. Excursion ticket al above ral, geed for slxdajs, te Atlantic City, Cape May, Hcalsle atr, Ocean City, Avalen, AiirIcseu, Wlldiroed or Helly lleach. Train leaves n 8;I0 a. m. jyawld Itcmevnl. KJwIn Itisjkinyer, icnlen agent, has re moved te the Trust building. Lived en llllllerinllk. Mrs. ', of Lancnster city, said she suffered with dyspepsia and chronic headaclie for eight) mm, and with serious heart troubles, te such a degree that en occasion he fainted several times during the day. One the day she bought one or Hoke's Blcctrle Delta she hud fainted six times. Hhe was unable te work or rat, the only nourishment she could take for some tlme was buttermilk. Hhe was treated by several physicians, their visits only, without the niedlclue, renting her as much as 177 n year but brought no cure. After wearing ene e Hoke's Kloctrle Hells ferj three weeks she was able te cat everj thing, and does her housework as wen a ever. The lauy, rer reason or deli cacy, wishes her name net used publicly, but Is willing te swear te these facts, mid autherUcs Prof. Hoke leglvchcriiHine and address te any ene calling en him. Office, 2K Wist King street. Jy23Aa The TiilkeT the Town I that "Clrcul Iloiten Flre Baleorclethlng." Ne. 21 Centre Hquure, new going en, where the largest business ever ilone In this city Is new being done. Ever) body would go there ir they only knew what "flood Clothing" can be had rer such n small amount of cash. The store Is mil of buyers all day long. The llke f It has never been seen In Lancaster before, and fur thermerc, It will never eeeui again, as the In! suranca companies have given strict orders that every dollar's worth or clothing shall he turned Inte cash money te settle Insurance policies, no matter hew great the sacrifice. The stock consists of the finest Taltnr-mudn Clothing for Men, Youth and Children. The big success eMhltUrcat Hale Is due te the fact that nil goods are sold as advertised; se here's a slight idea of what wearedolng-den't miss )our last and only chiinec-ds cents bii)s men'sgoed working pants, worth I lfl. We. buj s better ones, lOstyles, worth S2. II.OT for line all wool casslineru pants, nebby styles, worth tl fie. Just think or It ; J2.0S takes choice of plaids or stripe men's tuilt, nit sizes, worth very much mere S-Utt buys splendid men's suits, all sires, and (all le match), twentj-ave styles, worth UX 10 III bit) n wide wale black worsted or diagonal suits, cutaways or sacks, worth tlfl. 3.'J) for extra line dress stills, dark or light colors, cost le manufacture again as much, ft.! special riuallty satin faced, black Prince Albert dress suits und tine black wide wale cheviot suits, worth $. Just think of It, "Vrie you'll tee WW splendid children's stilts, all ages, IWc, and .7X1 children's plallid school suits will go rer lljfi, but nre really worth M.M, with 100 boys' (long punts) suits for litM, and 1,(WJ pairs kme pants nt lie per pair, (while they lust). COc. washuble seersucker coats and vests, worth J1.00. All ether goods w 111 be sold In the same proportion as the above, mentioned articles. 40-IMI'OllTANT-Ciir fares nre being paid le nil out-of-town bii)crs. liearlt Inmlnd. Loek Ter the Idg signs sod number, "Orea Iloslen Fire Hale or Clothing," 21 Centra Pqliare Lancaster. Pa. J2s-tfd Pcathe. DeiiNi'.s. Mrs. KUzubeth Demes, widow or the lute -Martin Demes, lu hersethycar or her uge. T he n latlvcs and friends or the rainlly are re spectrullyluvlled tenttend the funeral from the resldcnce of licr son, Martin Demes, He. 215 West Htraw berry Htreet, en Wednesday after nisiii nt 2 o'clock. Interinciit nt Zlen's Ccino Ccine tcry, MVKIIS. Ill this city, en Iho 27th Inst., at the resldcnceer Oeo. W Hchrever, Anna XI. M)crs, widow or the late Hamuc" M)ers, or Chambers burg, In the TUth ear or licr uge. Funeral Ht Chuuibcrsburg en Wednesday afternoon. ltd" KiNj-Kn.Iuly 20, 18'K), at her resldnnce, Wist Orange street, June IX Kliizer. 'the relatives and Trlendser tlie family are re spectfully Invited te attend the runcral, rrem her lain residence Ne. 323 Kast Orange Bluet, en Tuesday morning, July 2tltb,nl 0 o'clock. In terment at Old Lcuum k Church cemetery. KiiAt'sMir. July 28th, 1RU0, lu this city, Will lam Kruuskep, In his eight) -second year. The relatives and friends of the family are respeeirully Invited te attend his funeral, from bis late residence, Ne. 407 West Walnut street, en Wednesday afternoon al 4 o'clock. Inter, mental Lancaster cemetery. lliiewM..-July 27, lSie, In this city, Minnie I.. youngest daughter or the late Ueergu W. and Mary K. Urewn, lu the twuntj -sixth scar of her age. Tlie relatives and friends of the family are re spectfully Invited te attend her funeral, rrem her mother's residence, Ne, 20J West Chestnut street, en Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment nt ljniuiMcr cemetery. LUT7.-IU this city, en Iho 2ilth Inst., Jturv Ii, daughter of Jehn A. and Katie l.uti, In herltith year. KeliittveHund friends or the rainlly also ht. Jehn's Kplscepal Hunday school and the cni cni plee el Itnsci Pres. 4 Ilnrtman's-are re sectlully Invited te attend her runenil, rrem the resldcnce or her grandmother, Ne. .HO West James street, en Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment al Lancaster cemetery. JAtavhete. l'llllailelplilii I'roiluue .Min-kia. PlliLAliKi.ruiA, July 21-NcH)n.FleurstrniiK; l'euu'a suiiers, 2 2j(c2 73; extra. 2hJi.t3 25: family. Jlfie:t85; roller, f I 0031 M; pateut, tl 'JO-fbG35. Wheal strong; Ne. 2 Hed new. li7i3!Hc: Ne. 2 l'a. de, tnksrtji j Ne. 1 I'enn'a Ited, Jl 011 02. Cern strong; Ne. 2, new, MrfMc; eld.ffl e'apc sfretig; Ne. 2 White 4le.; Ne. 2 mixed, lie. ilrnii tlrmj Winter, SI 1 75ir 75 ; Hprlug, IH2e(31475. Ilalml hav dull ; tlOOOiiJIS 00 as te quality : timothy lOlnXrtlltiorer cheice: mixed, I7603 tlrtl; baled r)e straw, new, IllOtvaiSUO. Mutter firm: Peim'ii ereameiv extra 1710 ; l'euu'a llrsts extia, ISltk:; Jobbing, 22 i$.li. Kggs firmer ; l'euu'a firsts, 17JSbc ; held lets liaise, eh te ((uullty. Clucse steady ;parl skims, SSCe; full skims I (92c. l'cireleum steady : refined In bbls., 7 20. Potatoes firm : WiilUc per busketfer new. Stock .MiwicetH. UiioUillens by lUs'd.Metlraun A Ce., bankers Luiuetinit'l, I II. NKW VOKK 1.IHT. Atchison, Tep., Hiiula l'e Ciinuda raeltlc C. C. C. A I. Colerado Ceal Central Pacific. - Canada Heuthern Chl.Ht. L. APbg Den. A We U Del. L. A W 11 A.M. HJi 1.' si. 3r. m, if!,' 43;; ri 51 r 117? ?J 1 I7JS 411V; Krle. Krle 2nds ., Jcr C , K. A T lm. A N- L. Hhore Mich. Ccn Missouri PacMc Heck. Valley , N. P. N. P. Pref. wj; tvVi ! box , "--.pi " "hi IS' h-'vj 1IHJ 4S) mi'. ni N. Vesl N. Y. C. New Knglaud KastT'euueshce Omaha Oregon Transcentliieutal,. Ontario A W Facltle Mall Itlchinnua Terminal Ht. Paul Texas Pacific Union Pacific Wabash Cem ., Wabash Pref. Western U WcslHheru Iliiuds 1'IIIl.AIIKII'lllA l.isr. Uh. Val II. N. Y. A Phtla Pa. 11. it, Keadlnc I.eb. Nav Hesltinv. Pass i. a i: N. Cent. Peeples l'ass Itdg I's Oil ; .... v; 17;; i5 7.1'i tu2 ml Ji 7.1 20' s l.j' 'r-t 2d iJ: h-i); SO M ilciu bucvtiociucnte. CHKAP-l'UHIl KYH.WHIHKIKM. I1LACK bcri),tlingcraud Kumiuel Umndles. HOHltEll'H LIO.UOH HTOKK, Ne.22 CcutreHeuare. SintAPply1' "n",Prt te Ie-,r" "rtr u i. ,. e HDW.H.KAPPI.KR, ltd" 'r ' Vn" sll,i,re ""d liisl King hi. Wi: Aitu tmADUAM.Y AvtiniTiNa .,. . erdi rout of cliiicw. We lire kohl eul or soma jet, et Heels mid Heds, but we have uncurilied it let or Heds und Heels that were le.t s glit or lu the hurry and bustle et making al iiatlens. These we offer at special tbe!:!7stegT'.lc2ie:,bcr we me H"r- FHAILUY'H KASrKND PHAHMACY, i.i i n- i .(0,ITwlte Kastcrn -Market). ,..C '""If '"rklsli llutli Sponges and flueClu. iniilsiiHarKiiliiJI'rUvs. M.W.FAw Ajlt. EDWIN IIOOKMYEIt, Pension Attorney, or West Chestnut street, formerly of West Orange street, bus removed his oftlce te the Trim Building, Nes. 3d end Ss North Quern street, where prompt attention will be pukl te nil claims ugulnst the gev miiuuit for Pensions An curs' Puy, ileunly.ele. Ijie-'ld ' Im 9Hvtftrtftmcnt. -iAKHIA(JI.c. OEO. S. NOHDRCK'H Doersom Carriage Works. . .Cemer of Dnke and Vina Htrseiii. All the Latest Htyles or PINE VKHICLKH new cm hand. Ureal liargaliu In New and Bee-ond-Hand Werk. Ker sale at a very low price I A second-hand McCnll wagon; n second-hand Phielen J a second-hand Light Tretting Buggy; a second-hand Junnsieat Carriage; two serend-hand Market Wagons; three second-hand Tep Burgles: one Coupe Iteekaway. Call and gel bargains at Oeo. H. Norbeck's Doersom Carriage Works, corner erDuke and Vine Hlrecu. dHjdAwK WILD CAT OLKN IH ALWAYH OPEN for visitors. Ker parllefllars, address Jy203wdced KOHT. CARROLL, Marietta. E 11TT.1S1 UAl AUUdAl'lIAl "j ! iiriNimi.ri'H r t.-i,v v. . v. & .....j. . .. . , BILLY WAITS! HAH TICK P.EHTTWO FOR 6e and Sc Cigars In tlieMtnte, st NOH. fi A 10U NORTH QUEEN 8T. dreS4radM,Tu,Th H rHAT IS TWKNTY-KIVK CENTH TO create a iscautlful Lawn or kcimw an eia One. BEHT TWO KOR FIVE CENT. CfOAftB the city, at HILLY WAITZ'H, Nes. S A 103 North Queen Ht, clecMmdM.Tu.ThJ U .O YOU WANT WOHICT HO TO LANCAH 1 TKIl KMI'lilVMKNT IIIIHKAtr. Nn. HI erth Duke street. SCHOOL TAX, lioe-THEDlJrLICATK 18 new In the hands of the Treasurer. Three per cent, efrif paid before August 1. OfMce hours rrem t) a, in. till 4 p. in. W. O. MAHMII ALL, Treasurer Jentauldlt Ne. 12 Centre Bquarc. T MtOUTAHHANK. ELAmEL SHIETS. al-lyd AT OUR OKKICE YOU CAN UET ANY amount or I.ANCAHTER CHEMICAL COMPANY LAWN ENUICHER. A HEAUTIFUL LAWN. HOWEVER jt. small It may be, Is a gnat luxury. LAN (JAMTKK UHLMICAL COMPANY LAWN KN RICHER. THKY CAN ALL COPY HUT NONE CAN Equal Hilly Wttllr's Havana Filler Cigar, al NOH. 5 A 103 NORTH QUEEN HT. tlecMlnidM,Tu.Tli.M -rHOPOaAI.H FOR ORADINO. Healed propessl vtIII be received by the Htreet Committee mrgradlug Fremont street, west or. ilium, .i luct. -viiii ,,, (tills inn uc niTJii ul the ofllce or A. A. llerr. City Regulator. Pressais te be deposited In Btreel Committee box up tefi p. in., July 20, lbf0 and te be accom accem nlcd vi 1th certified check or 10 per cent. EDW. H. HMELTZ, Jy2l,20,2Sd Clly Commissioner. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The firm of A. A II. Hchwerlner A Ce.. tradlnu' as the Common Hcnse Hhoe Htere, 40 East King street, Is flits day by mutual consent dissolved. Mr.A.HchwerlnerwIthdrnwIng rrem the firm. All claims against the firm will be paid by presenting them te II. Hchwerlner A Ce ,40 Fast King street, le whom all claims due fu ttie firm should be paid. Jy20-3td A.AII.HCHWERINER. ITtHPATH OF AMOS FUNK. LATH OF LAN U caster township, Lancaster county, de deceased. The undersigned auditor, appointed te pass en exceptions und distribute the bal ance remaining In the hands or Huh.ui Funk and Hamtiel (IrefT, administrators, te and among these legally entitled te the same, will sll rer that purpose en Thursday, August 14, 1BK), ntlO o'clock a. in., In the Library Roem or tlie Court Heuse, In the City of Lancaster, wlnreall persons Interested lusald dlstilbutlen may attend. AND. M. CHANT, Jylt-iitdM Auditor. jV.tlNNLUUHORSUMMERTHKATRIi Wi-ek Commencing MONDAY, JULY' 28. Milllktii & Cerirss llprm Ce., In the Favorite Opera, " Chimes of Normandy' With Miss Nettle Doceurseyu-'HcrpoIettc." rAdmisilen, 10 cents. CHRIS UU1U1EH, Proprlnier and Manager. Week Commencing Monday, August 4, " EH MINIK." myilMinit T IIEHTEAMUR "LADY GAY Will leave the wharf for Recky Springs Park every day except Sunday, at 10. 10.10 (Water Works). 11:40 a. in., 12:20,1:10 (Waterworks,) 2.40,3.20, 4-00 (Water Works) B.00, 5.10, 7.00, 7:40, 8.29nnd.0l)p. m. (Wnlei Works.) Sunday ever forty minutes after 1 p. m. PARE FOR ROUND TRIP, 10c, Including access te Park, and Springs. At tract Ien ut Park. Dancing 1'avlllen, Swings, Hammocks, Sheeting Gallery, Reuting, Fish ing, etc. Pin ties can secure dates by calling at It. II. Andc rsen's Confectleiif ry. East King street, or en the proprietor, J. 11. Ptoples,24 West King street JjiS-lmd v- 'A CATION EXCURSIONS. RAYMOND'S VACATION EXCURSIONS. All Traveling Expenses Included. A party will leave Philadelphia Thursday, Sept. 11, for a Oraud Tour or CO Days through tbe Yollowstene National Park and ACROSS THE CONTINENT. The trip Includes, besides a Week's Tour through the (Irtat American Wonderland, a Journey ever thu Entile Line or the Northern Pncllle Railroad, Puget Sound, the Columbia River, the Magnificent Mount Shnsta Reute, Central and Southern California, and a return through Arizona, New Mexico, etc., by the S.iiitii Fe Reute. Return tickets geed for six mouths. Thursday, September II Fifth and Last Ex cursion te the Ictlovtsteno National Park and Return. Monday, October 11. Exi union direct te Southern California (via Kansas Cllv and the Santa I"e Reute), a Ise Tour 'I lireugh the Pacific Nerthucstnnd Calllernhi. Heptemtier. A magnificent list of Autumn Trips through Hew England, Canada, and the Middle Slates. .r.Seud for descriptive circulars, designating the particular trip desired. RAYMOND A. WHIICOMH, 111 Seuth Ninth SI. (under Continental Hetel), Philadelphia. Pa. J)2s-3td M ART1N HHOa. Wiis.n me say te )ou through the newspapers, J23 suits te incisure for tlS, It Is as welds vWlheut knowledge until jeii see the goods. When ) ou see Iho goods vie AS WORDS WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE. arc making up Inte these suits te order at IS )ou lll Jiiivh knowledge net needing a word lieiu us, and we nre likely tohaveyeurorder. Hurh clothes wcie never made up under E23. tTlie best Judges of cloth will tell ) ou.) Such trimming Is tuner put In suits under fit, (A compuilseii with your ether suits will tell) en.) Such weiKniHUshlp belongs te suits ntnnd above la. (A sample suit jeu run see here wll tell you.) And we make them te order new at SIS for suits and ti for tieusers. These suiting! include popular Light Checks and Twills, Dark Checks and Twills, llluck and lllue Cheviots, Neat, Handsome Mixtures, And Plaid and Strle Treuserings That rte vi 111 "clean up "our Custom Tailor lug Department In cit ami medium weight kiiltiugk und treusering, Including what vie have lately added, the uy Ihey ure going Is testimony. If )ou would like tuuiakuuhlt'a n u suit, Iho price of which will surprise )our friends, ce these at MARTIN BROS, 26 and 28 N. Queen St. Pen ?tWirttetmnt e t $ JULY BARGAINS! A Big Let of WONDERFUL DAROAIN9 at ritk Bargain Table rir THE COMMON SENSE Shee Stere, NO. 40 EAST KINO STKEKT. -l,000 PAIRS OF SHOES AT LARGE RbDUCED PRICES. . . JylMfd M US1C CATAUJOUE WITH NEW Kill- lien ana price llsl sent upon application, AT REINUOLD 8, Opposite P. R. R. I)eH)t. XUDOEH HAVE LONO HINCE DECIDED fl that Billy Walti's Cigar Is the Best In tbe State. Fer sale at NOH. 6 4 KM NORTH QUEEN ST. dcc5-CmdM.Tu,ThJS REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Quarryvllle National Bank, at Quarry Quarry vllle, In the State of Pennsylvania, ut the close of business, July 18, 1B90 : USBOUltCKS. Leans and discounts 12",2m t U. H. bends te sccure circulation 15,a 00 Due from approved reserve agents H,tW8 4l Due from oilier National Banks Willi Banking house, furniture, and fix tures 6,(100 00 Current expenses end taxes paid 73 HO Premiums en U. B. bends. 2,000 00 Checks and ether cash Items 2M is) Hills or ether banks OS5 00 Fractional paper currency, nickels and cent 21 Tl Specie tfit ., Legal tender notes une 00 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasu rer (5 per cent, of circulation) (575 00 Total aoe.971 Nl MAIIILITIKS. Capital stock paid In $ flO.OOO 00 Surplus rum! 15,000 00 umiivicieci proms 1,0511 tj National bank notes outstanding 13,500 00 Dividends unpaid itw 00 Individual deposits subject tetheck. 115,232 80 Demand certificates of deposit 12 08 Cashier's cheeks outstanding 18 m Due te ether National banks. 752 50 Due te state banks und bankers 102 11 Total J l'i)M,ir; W Slate of remitihania, Ommty qf Ixincaitcr, M. I, A. H. Harkness, cashier, of the above named bank, de solemnly swear that the above state ment is true te the best or my knowledge and belief. A. B. HARKNESS, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn te befere me this 23d day or J uly, 1880. L. Jl . PETERS, Notary Public. Correct -Attest: OEO.W. HF.NHEL, F. W. IIH.1.M. JOHN II. BAIR, ltd Directors. B OBTON STORE. Charles Stamm, 35-37 BOSTON STORE. DRY GOODS AND- Were Never Sold Se Cheap As They Are New Being Sold -AT- Bosten Stere. il tan fat fe! pen fat Heiv vttvtitMmtmt. s FECIAL EXCURSION. specihl excursion I"- -TO- Atlantic City, Cape lay, Sea Isle City, Ocean And the principal resorts between AllantlcClty and Cape May, via Pennsj lvanla I ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 30th. EXCURSION TICKETS WILL BE HOL1J FROM LANCASTER TO ANY OF THK MENTIONED AT Ticket geed en Harrlsburg Express, leaving en that day from Philadelphia te the Seashore. except Ue Chicago Limited, until and Including Slew bticvticcmcnt. BEST 6c HAVANA FILLER CIQAR IN the city, at , BILLY WAITZ'B, . , .. Nes. 6 103 North Queen BL deciWmdM.Tu.Thja TE HAVE THE BEST ASSORTMENT OK VV Pipes and Cigar Helders. French Briar Pipes In Cases, 60c each. All the fine Brands of Broeking Tobaccos. DEMUTH'H CIOAR HTORE, 18-tfdH 114 East King street ANOTHER LOTOFQUEENBWABE FROM Auction, AT REINHOLD'8. BALTIMORE MUTUAL AIO SOCIETY. Requires several competent and trust worthy men of gentlemaulyappeanuiee te act 11s collectors. Alse two men as nsst. supts. W.J. BARN ETT, JeO-tfd 146 East King BL, Lancaster, I'll. -II rANTED-HORSES TO PASTURE. TV Address, apr23-trd Y. W. OR08H, Neffsvllle, Pa. M ARIETTA l'BEHEKVINQ KKTTLEH,' ap livruuni TVCI stuttiiiuuurji IN FIVE, TEN, TWENTY-FIVE AND FIFTY Pound I'nekages. LANCASTER CHEMICAL COMPANY LAWN ENKICHEK. Held everywhere. P Nerl .O YOU WANT HELP? OOTOLANCAS 1 TER EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. Nn. (11 erth Duke street, t XpiUHMAN'S. OXFORDSASHES. f RAND 8TERE0PTICAN EXHIBITION -AND- OPEN AIR CONCERT BY THE Yeung Men's Democratic Society ORCHESTRA, UEI88' HUILDINO. CENTRE SQUARE MONDAY EVENING, at 8 O'clock. FREE TO ALL. DON'T FORGET EXCURSION AND PICNIC, I'UXJiVN PARK, THURSDAY, JULY 31. FAHE-ADULTS 60 Centn. CHILDREN, 80 Cents. WHpcclal Train Leaves Outer Depot at o'clock a. m. Regular Trains, Vi 30, 3.40, 6:30 p. m. Returning at 7:30 audi) p.m. Jyl2,ID,28.28,5',S0 rruiE -AT- ASTRIOr-TS 115 & 117 N. Queen St., LANCAHTER, PA. VK ARKNOAVGK'ri'ING READY KOK ANDTHKH Great Sale -OF- THEPARTICULARH OF WHICH WILL BE Loek Out Fer It ! TJACICINOS.Aa FOLLOWS: OIRiaO.FOR jTHteam and Hydraulic Packlng.Asbcstltepe, Woven and Wick Packing, Hemp lacking, As As bestes.MUl Beard, Asbestcw Cement, Asbc-stes Klicatlilni.-, Gum Paet'ne.Gum Kings rer Water OaiiKCs, Plumbago Packing, Reed's Patent Ak. Ix'sUw, Lined Seetleual Pte Ceitr, at JOHN JJEHTB, 333 East Fulton strt-tU W7-Ud Palace i Fasliien, islin Underwear Advertised Next Week. incBRler at 8:10 n. m., and en the reguwi Return coupons will be geed en regular I August Uh. iJ August Uh Ww bwertlBcmcntiJ VTEW OOOB8. LOW PRICES ANDi JLI btere Roem makes shennl nmiM AT REINHOl milE ONLY CIOAR BTORE WHEttl JL can purchase Imported and KcJ Cigars, and B. F. Oraveley's Hnicrler CSsvl DEMUTH'H CIUAR SJTOI , , iitrjui Hiugi jivicpuuue. TflRISMANU BLACK SUSPENDED THE HEAMLEHH COOKING WaI tfrAncT rilltnkln n.1 e.a AT REINHei A CARD-WE MAKE "THE NATi X Bursty Firth Wheel In three sites Aiicicreen h laiciu.) r orsneritoriiing.sl uiiu uuruuiuiy ure inaicniesH. 'incvaiw Biivakiiiiimi, ry muni, n.vnry wneel s anteed. NATIONALMANllFArrriiiNil Jy 13-2wd 2i) te 36 Hherman Ht., Laucasl TIN TOP JELLY GLAUSES AT Dezen, AT REINHOl VUR CIGARS, GOLDEN LION AnI V Querlda, are clear Havana fillcrl cigars, hand-made. In boxes or 25, SO and DEMUTH'H CIOAR HTOj rauiuiisnca luu. in jauiKingt ais-iiait milE NEW HEAMLEHS HTEELCO JL Ware Is better than granlteandi huir the price. AT HEINnOl TJENSIONS. BOUNTY. INC PENSIONS Fer -all Soldiers and Soldiers WldewJ piying ie M. V. Kilbi AUTHORIZED ATIORNJ Ne. anji N. Wall Rcrcrcnces Oen. II. A. HAMnmaBi D. W. FATTrnsev. I Wounded at Perry v 111c, Ky., October 61 NEW DIS0HARQES. REMO OF DE8EB Jy23-1 T 1HE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE, REDUCTIONS IN PRIGI TO CLOSE OUT 11 Batlstlsts reduced te 8c. French Ratines Reduced te I9c. American Ha tines reduced te 8c. tJOc French Chnllls 1 educed te t7,S 11.00 Colored Silks reduced te60c. "SoCelored HIlUs reduced te 35c I Oue Let Whlte Die-s Robes reduced frel IOI1.UU. PARASO At less than One-third their Valued Big Let or Kine Colored Embrelderle-J inaueiic-unii tne regular price. 49-We hate hunted out Heinuants In I partments and hae mnrked themntl j'rices. s 25 East King Street LANIHSTF.R. PA. marai-l.dR J." MARTIN A. CO. J. B. MARTIN & COJ Summer Geed We intend te close out entire stock of Summer G ana te ae se we win cue s extraordinary inducements! purchasers. Te-morrow, Saturday, we! make a Special rncc en Ball's Corsets 71c each, j and drab. 200 pieces of Dress hams at the following re tiens : 10c Dress Ginpham 5c; 1 2 c Dress Gingham 8c : 1 sc Dress Ginr'hnms' 10c ; 25c Scotch Ginghams 15c. j Dress Satines reduced. ? French Satines, is and 17 American Satines, 5, S IOC 5 dez. Ladies' Skirts, -' and narrow stripe, at 19c; UUCCCt I1UIM 0W-. , Remnant Counter Evr,, thing en the counter at 5c at! Dress Ginghams, Chair Satines, Double-Feld Dij; Goods, Crinkles, &c, all atP a yard at the Remnant Coun! - K J. B. Martin 6 d Cor. Prince & W. King SIsJ tn Aicl SUMMER m People W St LANCASTER., I'A. . -.-' f ,v a. V rJS-iSU 't a "i, :"WtMl
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