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The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-10-15

George Kozel makes a speciality of his res
aura mt for ladies. 1927 18th street.
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Ladies' Royal Kid Button, Common Sense
and Opera Toe.with Patent.Leather Tips, SO. 80.
GARTRELLs, 900 Seventh street.
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Steamed Oysters are having a big run at
GEORGE KozEL's, 1927 14th street northwest
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Dry and Sweet Catawba, 81 per gallon.
Joseph d. Donnelly, 18th and street W.
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Rudden's Instailment Houses.

Pianos, 81 per month; Organs. 90 per month
L. g. SMITH, 1225 Pa, ave.
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IS CE ~ rs.

Gentlemen who arc so un-
fortunate as not to have some
one to buy for them are also
courteously invited to make a
selection from this line of ele-
CANT Half Hose. The price
is miraculous for the quality
of hose.
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Fresh Attorney butter, ohurned every morn
ing and delivered in u Ii ward prints 4Oc.
per 10. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, sc. per OF, Cream. 16c, per at.
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For washington Dressed Heel
70 10 John r. Kelly, stalls ~ go aud $50
Centre Market and 2O6 and DOS Northern Lib
erty. Corned beef a speciality.
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WE AXE doing tremendous business In fine
clothing as we make up no doubtful quail
ties. See the Cashmere suits VIC sell at $40.
ElsEMAs Bios, 9TH aud Il,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tallors.
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formerly in the sewing machine business on
9th street. will be pleased to see his friends
at the Domestic sewing Machine ONCE, corner
18th and II SITS G. AuerbaCh, sole agent.
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New styles, s5-payments.
+. q. SMITH, 1928 Pa. ave.
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Kosers Restaurant, 1897 18th st. W.
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THE EVENING POST.
CITY SPECIALS.

bradbury Pianos,
New Upright Grands, S1o.payments.
+. g. SMITH, 1925 Pa. ave.
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Gossamers, Rubber Coats, Rubber Boots and
Shoes, Rubber Horse Covers oil Clothing.
GOODYEAR RuBBgD Co.,
300 9th street, near Penn. ave.
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60 20 g. original stands, $40, $50, 351 Center
Market, center aisle. Rolls 2Oc. per pound;
prints, 22c per pound; cooking, lie per pound.
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RaEors honed and dog collars engraved free.
u. n. WALFoRD,
4s7 Pa. ave. and 933 Street.
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For Murray's Celebrated Butterino
go TO the Original stands, $40, $50, 35l Center
Market center aisle. Rolls, 2Oc. per pound;
prints, 22c. per pound; cooking, lie. per pound.
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Is Your Property Insured?
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Palace and New England Organs.
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Fusselrs Famlly Cafe. 1427 \. Y. Ave.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-25

The picnic OF ST. Johns Episcopal Sun
day school OF this city will DO held at Pen
ryn tomorrow and from present indica.
tons there will be large attendance. The
Sunday schouls OF ST. Paups church OF
Mannheim ard st. Paul's church OF Colum-
bia will also bo at Penryn Tomorrow. The
music will be furnished by the Mannheim
band.
The Sunday school CT st. Mry's church
IL holding a picnic to-day at Penryp
park. The special train at 7a5 this
morniug took ont about 400 persons,
These were followed by number OF Others
on the noon train.
Tho picnic OF the Memorial U. Il. Sur .
day school, OF Harrisburg, and the Ess
Harrisburg and Steelton u. Is. Sundsy
schools, took place yesterday at PenryI
park, Fourteen passenger cars of excur
siouists attended.
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Esw YORK. July Is Flour market dull I
Fine. g. lOp.75; supornne, o. aod2 0S MINI
En,ra,sa ss6 90; City siIi. Extra. u SoSf4 %.
Winter W heat extra, q 1905 90.
wheat-No, 1, Red, State. 9!kc, No. 2, 9'c;
No: = Red. Winter, Aug. ssEc; sopt I,
Corn-so 2, M,xod, cash, 30 1;
Aug. br-c; sept. tS1Sci receipts l.loo +;
Oats NO. /. White, State. 4Sc; No. 2, DO,
4O8ilc; NO. mixed, Aug, SOste; receipts,
sbIUO shipments, 263.
Rye dull state 76c.
Barley nominal.
Pork QUIZ; Old Mess,sl 751llOO
ss75
hoasses nominal; for 80 boiling stock. 2lo.
Turpontins quiet at a,c.
Rnatu oull; strained To GOOD, 81 05feN 10.
Petroleum duli Refined IN Casss, $50.
sreights quiet grain to liverpool Ikd.
Butter dull: Western Creamery, liSG2lo.
Cheese weak Western Flat, 7dsl.o.
State Factory. 7kd9c Fancy White. 10
l2c (; Ohio Flat, 70sl.c.
sggs dull Stale, ls3lekc western, $50
l7hc,
sugar irra Renned Cuuoaf. SIC; Grsuula,
TED, 7Ac
Tallow steady; Prime City, 4Hc.
Rice nominal Carolina. fair togood. SIC
Coffee steady; Fair Carsoes. tor Rio. uSc.
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DEd THIS,


BooH- July 2i. 1855 IN this city, lillian
Louiss, dnusntsr OF Jacob ii. ana Lille IL.
AOch. In the fourth year OF her R,e.
The relatives ana friends of the fasiiiy are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral.
from the residence OF her parents. No. tAO
West Walnut street, on Thurtda afternoon
ut o'clock. Interment at lancaster ceme.
terry. ltds
July "a, lss3 In Harris burg, Pa,
Cornelius soudeI, In the b2d year of his age.
The relatives ana fiiend' :. also all soldiers of
the late war, are invited to attend his funeral.
from the residence of his brother. Jacob Sou.
der. No. l25 East hifllin street. on Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock. lnterment at Wood
ward HIN cemetery.
KIsHL-in this city. on the cath inst. The
resa kiehl, aged % years.
The relatives ana friends of the family are
respectfully invi'ed TO attend the funeral
from st. Joseph's hospital. on Thursday morn.
Ing at 8 O'Clock. Interment at st. Joseph 0
ceIleferY q
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A telephone message was receivod at the
station house lsst night that number OF
tramps were In Rysn's stable ut the corner
or Prince street and the Harrisburg turn
pike, and Ofiicsrs Fienuard and Weaver
were sent after them. When they arrived
there the tramps had fed. On Monday
night half dtzsn tramps were at the same
stable and when they we're ordered out
they became very abusive aud threatened
to do Mr.. Ryan great harm. Fearing that
1t was the same party he sent for ofiicers,
but the tramps heard OF his message being
sent and they made themselves scarce.
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An Imuortant Care,

III. 4. Rocholl, fol merly Win y. A. North
d Co., now represents lvers q Pond Piano
co, Boston, Mass. Philadelphia warerooms,
1915 Che estnut street.
n. Rocholl will remain with us ana desires
to inform the pubic that he will guarantee
full satisfaction in every particular.
He has had 20 years experience In tne music
business and slso thoroughly understands In
btruments mechanically.
We congrst u'ate him for his progression, at
ho now directly represents the manufactures
lie informs us that prices of pianos are fioH
e200 to o., o 0. ana o gaus from go TO s400.
Those oontem plating ths purchasing OF ar
instrument would be bent ted by Interview
ing bin. ltdAw
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a Dig Prohibition n sering at Chris,iAus,

n DE FF"nIDI'IUH htuIIHs at IhFIatIhla,
The Prohibition tent was pitched at
Christisna last night. large number OF
people attended the meeting. The entire
seating capacity OF the tent was occupied.
The music was furnished by the White
Rose Prohibition qusrtette, and the audience
enjoyed the stirring Prohibition songs they
sang. Luther 3. kaufman, eco, OF Ian
caster, presicet at the meeting and iI-
trodu the speakers OF the evening, Rev.
o.borne Congieton, OF Philadelphia, and
Nr W Nj. Kellogg, o. Michigan.
The tent will remain at Christisns for
Taursdsy end Friday and meeting viii
be held each evening.
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Ber ,min Rtueer, who resides at
Qusrryville, and is employed as a freight
brakeman on tho Reading q Columbia rail
road, met with au accident Tue, day morn
ing. He was employed on freight train
which passed through this city for Quarry
vile at O'Clock. While the train WAS
shifting at MeliinRer's siding, just north OF
Wes; Willow, Rineer was caught between
two cars and very badly squeezed. His
Injuries, which are internal, were 30 serious
thst no was unconscious for some time.
He was taken to his home whore Dr. ii. L.
Raub attended him.
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Items At the P.nu.yly.nia ra,ssngr or station

Items at the Psnnsyivsnis fa'sepg rr station
The IL o'clock train, as 1t entered the sta.
ton last night, struck and ran over large
and handsome n aItese cat, which tried 10
cross the track ahead Of It. The animal
had both hind legs cut OF and as 1t was
suffering great pain. Railroad Oh scr
Roy dispatched 1t. Five shots were fired
before the animal was killed.
Hungarian railroad laoorer tried to get
Oh Atiautio Express, while the train was
Ill In motion this forenoon. When he
Jumped both heels struck the platform of
the station at oncs. The result Was that
hs was thrown very heavily and although
badly frightened was not hurt.
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ksipvr Claims the Furniture

A levy was made 10y the sheriff on Tues.
day on the personal property OF Harry w.
Bruoaker ON the execution issued by Jacob
+. Sheatier. There will probably bs con
test rs to the ownership OF some OF the goods
levied upon. NJ. KEEPER, furniture dealer,
claims the furniture levied on, as 1t was
not sold TO Bruoaker, but leased to him. II
that issue is raised the ownership will be
determined in the court OF common pleas.
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Oct. 2sI{o.
:. rohaJuiy. e,s rs, August uszs; Sept.
:. ,s, srd-J aly; = e7k; August, y elx Sept.
snort aibs-Julv. IS %; August, % Is;
Sept rs - Oct % 2r.
CLOSING.
whsst-July,s2c; Aug. so,.o; sept. sossc.
Oct sy&c.
oorn.Juiy. Ae,kc Aug. se,Sc, Sept. As1c.
Oats July. a'Xc, Aug. IS; sept. a.,<o
,eork.Jniy.. Gs TX : Aug. Ns IN !. Sept
el3 SIX oct el8 SIX
LARD .Juiy. Is 60; Aug, d e2<; Sept,
. 20 Oct ,sseS
short Ribs--Juiy. ,ss 10; Aug, Ss Is
Sept, Is 2lk Ocr., " 26.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-25
A NeW CIV DirectAfy

Mr., J. Il, Williams has issued q new and
very complete directory OF Lancaster city.
In addition 10 the names OF heads OF fami-
lies and business men and women alpha
beticslly arranged, there IL Q street direc.
tory similar to tho directory of last year, Q
finely drawn map Of the city in which all
the important business houses are located.
A copious index Is printed, and In the body
OF the directory will he found the cards Of
many business men. a. he directory Ia an
improvement on any that has preceded II.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-25

WILL cost you 5000 TO sec NIAGARA
FALLS. On TUEsDAY. AUGUST 7. the
Beading Railroad will run lis anu uai cheap
excursion to Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Toronto
ana Watkins Glen. via. popular Lehigh Val.
ley Route. Round trip tickets good for q f.
teen days. aud fare only ten dollars. Through
train leaves Quarryvilie at $40, Lancaster,
Kiog street, at 1S0 columbia at 1880 q. IN. The
My cheap excursion this ason. For partic-
ulars see circulars a. all stations, or address
Hayes Dickinson. excursion agent. Reading,
Pa iy23tfddltw
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Attended the Unve,l,ps OF . Monument.

We have been shown . copy OF IL. San
Francisco Daily Alta California OF J .Iy 5,
which gives a most interesting description
Of the unveiling in tia. city OF the munu-
ment to Francis Scott Key the suthor OF
The Star spspgIed Banner" 1t YVES the
gift OF James Lick, the dead California mil.
lionsire, and cost $50, 0C0. Among the
descendants OF Key who witnessed the un-
yelling was Z. Turner Messersmitb, for.
merry OF this city, but now OF San Fran
cisco. His mother was a granddau 9 bter OF
Francis Scott Key, and as the wifs Of DR.. 4.
9. Messersmith, Is one of Lar ca ,te, q mes,
cultured and hoDored lsdies.
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Funeral OF Conrad Murrsr.

The funeral OF Conrad Murrer took place
this morning from his residence, No. 6l9
West King street, and was largely attended
by ST. PEERS and ST. Anthopy's Catholic
sooieties. The remains we're taken to 81.
Joseph's Catholic church where q requiem
mass was celebrated. The interment was
made at st. Joseph's Catholic cemetery.
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Messrs Raymond a whTcomb's August Pro
gramme-six Charming Tours.

. KHV-r'N UhHFHIhI IUuTs.
Messrs. Raymond & whitcomb announce
six attractive summer tour, IN addition 10
their July list. These will take place in the
month OF August. and comprise repeiltions of
the most popular excursions OF this and past
season, Including the Trenton Falls trip. the
"Ausable Chasm tour" tho round through
Canada ana TO the famed snRuenay Iiver, ana
the Niagara Falls and Saratoga Jaunts. 1t
will thus be seen that some OF the most pic
turesque routes In America are to be trav.
ersed. while the most inviting summer re.
treats OF New YORK, New England and Cana.
ia are to be visited Descriptive circulars OF
the six summer Trips" ana also OF iba sec
oud xcursion TO tho Yellowstone National
Park. ana the tours throu sh Colorado ana
Around the Circle" for a Thousand miles in
the ROCKY Mountains, may be Obtained by ad,
dressing hessIs Raymond 4 WhiIcomb. Ill
south Ninth strost, under tho Continental
Hotel. Ito
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The Eighth Ward Club. .

rnse'ing Of the Eighth Ward Bsndsnns
marching ciup wa, led last night at j. f.
tshsosd's Cen n'snnisl ho'el. and the mem
lars we're requested 10 meet next Tuesday
evening a. ~ o'c'ocs SHARP, for drill.
TnsEe were about twenty new smss added
- the roll, snd the cub now has l25 mem
borA
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rne SECOND CAVALRY.
The Sur vIvors Hold Their First Reunion In
Harrisburg and Elect OHctrs

The sur vivors Hold Their First Reunion In
Harrisburg and Elect Omctrs.
The first reunion Of the Second Pennsyl.
vsnia Regimental association was held at
Harrisburg. Tuesday. Among those pres
ent were Q number oi old soldiers OF this
county who seryed In the Second regiment
Captain Albert N. Sipe, OF Easton, pre-
sided. The business before the meeiipg
WAS the selection of design for regimen
tai monument 10 be erected at Gettysburg
at a po,nt between Mesde's headquarters
and Hancock's lire, who're Pickett threw
his men with auch fatal results. The com-
mittee ON monumental drawings were
Comrades Sipe, Gaibraith, N. M. Ritten.
house, shuliz aud Ftnk T. Wallace.
After an extended discussion drawing
OF monument was agreed on, the contract
to be awarded after the approval OF the
state monumental commission, and all
money yet necessary will be raised BY ool-
lection. Bylaws were read aud approved.
The following officsrs were elected for
the coming year, President, Capt Albert
N Seip, of Esston, Pa first vice presi
dent, A. NJ. shul,z, OF Philadelphis; second
vice president, DR.. Daniel Bacon, Of Wells.
boro secretary, J. j. Gailbraith, Of VII
Transport; treasurer, Newton Jackson, o.
Columbia executive committee, Captain
Dougherty, OF Reading; Captain Cox, o
Philadelphia; N. M. Rittenhouse, OF Bait.
more; NJ B. EshlemaD, af Newport; Capt
w. G. Frew, OF Paradise auditing com
mittee, Captain Dodge, Of Philsdelphis
Captain Jones, OF Tyrone; Weller. OF Read
iug; Captain Seip as historian. After m,no
business they ad ourned to meet at Gettys
burg during the encanpment next year
aud will dedicate the monument about ths
| time.
In the evening the regiment held q ban
| auet ct the Il Dit IN hotel. The menu included
| all the delicscies OF the season. Short I'D
dresses were made and tho evening wa
very pleasantly spent. Many OF the mem.
era had not seen each other since the wa
closed and they derived plenty OF piessur
In talking over old times.
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Caught Plenty Of TuriIas.

Joe ksutz. Charlee Strine, and Am brose
Biizsr started about two weeks ago on q
turtle hunting expedition. They fished in
the Peques, oc,orarc, Brand wine and
other streams Ia thia and Chester county
and returned last evening, bringing 40 fns
enappeIs
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At Mt. GretnH,

From the Lebanon 1ines.
Chiei OF Police Shor Smith aud his sssis-
tant, Charles Logan, OF this city, are on duty
early and late. Their work Is quietly don 0
and they are especially valuable to lady
visitors who know their character and
worth as geLtlemsnly officers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-25
WILLIAM ROrEs MONEY RECOVERED
The Woman Who Toos the Purse Makes an
ExpiaoaiIon Of Her Mistake.

The woman who Tooh the Purse Makes an
Expiana,ion Of Her Mistake.
William Rote, who LETT his pocke.book
containing Si5 at Herr's drug store on Mid
die street on tuesday, recovered the same
late in the evening. The woman who had
1t was Mrs Helena Henry, living on East
Orange street near Plum. She Is woman
OF good reputation and her explanation OF
the possession OF the pocketbook Is satis-
factory 70 all parties interested. After
she mate her purchases at the drug store
Mr.. Her told her that che had better
take her pocketbook along, and without
looking at Mr.. Ro,e's pocketpook and be-
lievinR that 1t WAS her own, for II was sim
liar In appearance, she put It In her pocket
and did not have occasion to use her purse
until she arrived home, when she disoov.
cred that 1t did not belong 10 her. She
supposed Mr.. Herr knew her and Wal
waiting for him to send for the purse when
Constable MerriDger called on her. She
did not know Merrlnger, and before he
stated tho object OF his visit she asked hin
II he came after the p pocketbook, and when
he told her that was his mission she at once
i handed 1t over to him. Before 1t wat
known who the woman was q complaint
WAS made for larceny, and when the above
explanation was made at Alderman A. +,
Donneliy's the case was dismissed.
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Gnnuna A. Isl.nra

Miss Blanche franklin, accompanied by
her nephew, 7. f. Bsusmsn, went TO Point
Peasant, N. j., to- day.
Jacob Bsu man and J. w. Il. Bausmap,
esq, have gone to the Monmouth house,
Spring Lake, N, ].
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A Carpst RAG Party,

John Reilly, the fiddler, who resides ct
No. Ala Chester street, reports big time at
his home last night where q carpet rag
sewing party was held. About 80 ladies
were present aud besides doing lots Of
work they had Q good Time
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uh,c.xo rroauc. nlsrka,.

CHIoAso, July %. e:So m.-Market opsned.
whest-Juiy, s0kc.; Aug. 7skc Sept, 7sac
Oct, 793sc.
1ornTJuly. aS,lc.i Aug axe; sept. 4sy.c /;
osts-July, 22>!c. Aug. 2s1.ei Sept. 9iIc.;
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a Piss.An, suroriss

pleasant surprise parry was given on
yaesdsy even ng 10 Miss Emma Mayer, ~
9.ssaips, wlo i- the guest OF Miss K.
Aeik.e Of Sol th y AXE street.
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POLITICAL.


FOR sUPREns JUDGE.
J. b. NJ Sodium. OF sutQuehanna county.
KLRoToRs.
At Large-R. Milton speer, AT. Keating.
I. navid "; Sellers, I,b. Alvin Day,
2 Michael Mases, IL. william Dent
s. A. H. Ladner, 7. Russell kames,
T. William Latta, 10 Henry X. woodal,
Q. franklin walden, 10. william a. Garmar
Ss@ss SEs1rse smith, MI ssulns y wib,Am n .sT Msns
9. Daniel !. .sohweyer. q. John Huekenstein
H. Shaaiss 9ixeR xeS;,.on THs wlis WANT, an9,tz
r. John Is. Reynolds, %. James II. Cald well
l3. Ed~ard j. Oaynor, a. 8. I. FeiIl,
L. simon +. Light, d. j. l.. Brown.
COUNTY TICKET. a
Congress.
HORACE L. .HALDkMAr, Chiekies.
State Senator.
CHRIsTIAN ROWE. strasburg.
Assembly.
Northern District.)
J. r. ECIITEkNACH. Mannheim.
JOHN kILEY. Manheim.
WILLIAM THOME, Milton Grove.
tsouthern District.)
JAMES @. Mo3PAHRAN, Drumore.
Recorder.
JOHN REBMAN. Mannheim.
County Solicitor
WIN. Il. RR1NToN, Lancaster.
Jury mmtsuoner.
FRANKLIN CLARK. strasburs.
Directors Of he Poor.
T. WALL, Lancaster
j. MONTGOMERY. Mouutville.
Prtson Inspectors.
A. u. WINTERS. Providence.
HE SRi II. HARTMAN. East Lampeter.
-
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The Eighth Ward Battalion will hold Q
meeting at Mrs. Fritz's saloon to- morrow
evening at O'clock when there will pe a
drill
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MAkh EIS.
philadelphia Produce Market.

PhiiadsIphiA Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July ,25 - Flour dull sales
/ 800 bpis Miun, Bakers. o. z "a co psnns.
Family, S3 7ofl3 30; Western 90. ~ 1904 60
Winter Patents, NtsUi 9oi spring do. a 7565
kye, s3G5
Whsat--July, SIC Aug. s6Ic Sept, SIC.
Corn July, 5tHc; Aug. baAc; sept, a6c.
OATS July, axe Aug.. 8Jazc Dept 8.ssc,
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ana not dictionary legend. makes everybody
that has enab I'd us To place before the pu bic
tnch bargains as have mover been heard OF
since the wor d began.
Note few OF the many Bargains We have to
offer;
Mas ms Pint Fruit JarS, 75c a dox
Ma-on's Quart vrutt Jars, $50 q doE.
Mason's ii alf Gallon fruit Jas SI 10 6oz
Mackerel and Messed shad New Fat Messed
Shad, So y n rev Fat Large Mackeral lOc q
n, Bucket Of 4 ice Fat Mackerel for 500 "A
Bucket OF the tinest No. MnoNersl Tor Sl 2.
ana will give you 200 for the empty bucket III
re,urned IN gOod Coz dition. Good by Q, Mack.
erpl
call ana try our Fresh Roasted Coffses at
80 lbc. lSc, .oc, 2lc, 25o ana 800 v \.
NOW FoRAFEw DEAD SHOTS
Four ns New Cream Nuts, 25c.
Your MS Gond clean Choic- Rice, e5c
Four Ms Flake 1apioca. $50.
Your ms hew Dates. Csc.
Four rs New Choice ftgs,!5c.
Three ms New frunellss, IN on Saturday or
Monday. 25c
Five As Laundry starch for $50.
kleven Cakes 4 oilet or aundry Soap ejc
Three Bott es Nice Pickles, 25o.
One California Plums. worth CSC, for l6c.
+. Sill You think tour pounds is too much
OF any OF the above articles you can take half
ana half or two pounds each, for 2oc.
One Cake OF Bakers or kunkle Bros Choco-
late for $50.
Three al es sand Soap for So.
tie.
Clarkes AA Roller Flour, tac a quarter. We
hand Pillsbury, Prairie Queen. Levsn's Best,
christian Brown holler something ne v J, Gin.
griehs AA Flour. bcc y quarter.