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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
The Late Abraham Collins.

Tho funeral Of Abraham Collins, which
took place yesterday, was the largest that
has been held in the borough for - long
time. The services were conducted by
Rev. DUNCAN, Of the Methodist church,
and Rcv. stewart, of the Presbyterian.
The intorment was made at the Marietta
cemetery.
The VIII of Mr.. Collins was admitted TO
probate to-day. Tho executors arc q.
Edward Hegcner, of this city, and J. II.
Haldcman, of Westficld. Mass, both sons
in-law of the deceased Tho estate is
divided equally among the members OF
Mr.. Collins family.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
ncutlis.

bLhCk.-luly .. lSSl. In thi, citv. sue NJ
BLACK, IN the aith year OF her age.
The rgiRuNeS and friends Of tn" family are rc-
hprcuuiiN invited 10 attend the funeral irum
the Residence ui her bruthur H. \. BLACK, No.
iN West Lemon street, on Friday afternoon at
""'Iork' lntcrncut at Lancaster cemetery.
hAItS;.un the 10th inst. Iu Nrw York. Al
The relative ana trieils uG The lamIh arc re-
respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral rrom
her l''0 residence, M. 6lI ruth AvrnuC, New
York, Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
RhiNEE-lu this city, on the sth inst. MARY.
vic Of Ausclm RCiuur. ia the bilh year Oi hcr
age.
The relatives and friend, of the family are re-
sprDtiullN invited to attend her funeral from
hcr late residence, No. IA North nukcstrrct. ON
Friday morning AT 4 O'Clock ~ the house. Htgh
Mass at -, Anthony's church at O'Clock. Iu-
trrmcut at 1T. Joseph cemetery
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
JOHN H. KLINE ELECTED.
NJ WILL BE- CHEF OF THE FIRE DEPART.
AENT THE ENSUING YEAR.
Three Assistants Chosen-Counc,i Meets
and Transacts Considerable Bushnell.
Reports OF Standing Committees.

COLUMBIA, July l0.--The convention
was held in the council chamber last even
Ing at o'clock for the purpose of elcc,ing
chief and three assistants of the Columbia
fire department. The convention consisted
of President c. w. Stevenson. +. A. Ben
nett, Z. II. Wilson and w. p. KIM. Fire
committee of council: Columbia fire com.
paHy, Messrs. Dunbar. Hook and Mowerv;
Vigilant, Messrs. Bennett, Schroeder and
Smith; Shawnee, Nessrs. Foley. Setback
enbach and Thomas
President Stevenson presided and G.. w.
Schroeder was elected secretary.
John ii. Kline, of Columbia company,
and Martin II. Smith, of Nigilant company
were nominated for chief. The roll call
resulted as follows:
Fer Kline: Dunbar. Hook, Mowery,
Thomas. Foley, Schackenhach, Wilson,
kinn,--s. For Smith: Smith, Bennett,
Schroeder. stevenson and Bennett,-5.
John III. Kline was declared chief for the
ensuing year.
The following assistants were elected by
acclamation: Columbia, Danl. 4. Hook
Vigilant, Z. Moriarty; Shawnee, Charles
Thomas.
The convention discussed a system OF
fire alarm, but reached no definite conclu-
sion.
Council met in regular session last even
ing at s o'clock in tue council chamber
Members present; Messrs. Bennett, Cra-
mer, Forry. Kim, Minich, Jackson, Ste
venson. Grove and Wilson. All present
The finance committee reported as fol-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

The following are the officers of Lancas-
ter Castle, No. ~, of Pennsylvania, for the
ensuing six months term:
7. G.. J. A. Hollinper n. C., Richard
kalt2; V, G., Calvin NJ smith; II. p, Jas
II. Rittenhouse; v. H., Harry K. Bickol ;
NJ. of r., Dr. !. :. smith: G. of T., Jno.
w. Rudy; X. of T., Theo. Mcdonnell; s.
H., John Taylor, jr. w. B., James
Prangloy; w. g, Daniel Hunter; En-.
John I. kleiss Esq, Harry c. Mellingcr ;
+. g., Harry Coos; s. g.. Conrad Conn
trustee, Geo. +. Bunting representative to
the Grand Castle, q. T.. Bunting.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

Tho thirty-hilh ANIMAL meeting of the
state Teachers association at Altopna,
was addressed on Tuesday by Sup
erintendents Berkcy, of Somerset,
Smith of Delaware, and Luck,y of Pitts-
burg. Aitor the delivery of DR.. Higbcc's
thoughtful inaugural address, which was
published IN last evenings INrELiIGrN-
CIR, Miss Sarah NJ. Row, of the Reading
training school, spok OF her 5peciaIty nnd
general debate On training followed.
Professor iiorr spoke on the relations Of
capital and labor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
3tluritrta.
Live stock Markets.

CHICAGO, July s.-RcCoipIs, 1900; shipments
grsn market lower; hecvcs, $4,000 80: steers.
- lNn % >tOCllCrS and feeders - SlfSs5 :
cows, bun and mixed, 81 a1a& - Texas cattle,
Hos'-itcccipts, 1900; shipments, 800, mar
light, 81 atf - skips. - GnTi ~.
Shcup-tocuipts, 500: shipments. 500: mar
krl strong. natives, 81 100 "a. Western worI.I
- 10 10 shurn Texans, u anai -; lamb, 81 30
10 90 90 per head.
EAST LIBEhn. Cattle -Rcuoipt,. 80, shir-
IurntS, l2u market tair, shade higher than last
"tTh no ears cattle shipped 10 New lurk.
h9gs Receipts, so; shipments. 40 a:
medium aud Philadelphia, = cart IS cytr,'mG
New York. 'l ~" ~
shGep-Receipts, 400; shipments. 2,co: mar.
kCt slow. .' "'"'-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
Arc You Going ~ rho S,,snorc =,

seekers of Summer rest and recreation will
nowhere else ind such a combination Of charms
and Attractions rs Atlantic city nfloIs. It's the
greatest OF all the seaside resorts. and aside
nom it@ climatic advantage II possesses ~ lin
itless variety of means of enjoyment, II II the
most accessible uf all seaside health and pleas
are plncCE, rendered more 50 thus year than ever
before by the greatly improved facilities of the
heading railroad. The Readings Atlantic CiIy
line, with its fleet and powerful locomotives, its
now ant palntial cars, It's fast, safe and PROMPT
train movement, j. now conceded TO br the fiu-
est trnad running To the coast. Visitors 10 At
iantc tiiN, WHO are dcsirnus Of making tlIr
Journey quickly and comfortably, will not mil
TO go by the " Reading Route. Notwilhsinnd-
ing II, acknowledged superiority the rate, are
rs low 10y this line rs hy my other Through
excursion tickets, baggage checks, time tables
ana all necessary information arc ohtainahIc nj
the stations and ticket offices OF the Reading
railroad. iylOCI1d
FIVE Dollar silk Umbrellas down 10 500 at
the Great July Clearing sale at ASTRlCH'S.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
Dennl. Ho,,Iv.s wll p,oh,,o,

The will of the late Dennis Reilly was
admitted TO probate IN Easton yesterday.
The will was made in 1884, when Mr.. Reilly
was supposed TO be worth 100000. Since
then his estate has about doubled in value,
Tho will provides that the residue, after
the debts are all paid, shall bc divided pro
rata I" the legatoos, who are nearly all
relatives of tho deceased. AIR Reilly left
his interest in the Easton steel mill to his
partner, Theodore Oliver. and cancelled all
obligations between them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
1iliarcllunrci,a.

4 WlLARS AND CUFFS THE LATEST
~ the most desirable, and most Comiortable
snhlcS and styles--any size, at ERISMAN'S
tehts furnishing store, ~ West King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
,IuIN Investments.

Lebanon Belt RaiIupd company, hrsi mort
gag" per cent. bonds, due 1914 in 500 bonds
Interest January aud July, free from taxes; an
extension ot the Cornwall and Lebanon Rail
road through the central part of the city oI
Lebanon, and guaranteed by that road. Also
'onestoge nnd Northern Bank, Northern Mar.
ket hnd East End and LaueHstcr Guy street
railway stocks in amounts to suttA piuciia Scry
For prices and further Informs ion npply 10
JACOB Il. LONG Broker.
No. 10 North Queen street, 2nd floor.
ttw,CI-W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
Damaging school Property.

The property committee of the school
board have made complaint against mum
Der of boys beioreAldernan nccn for mali
oiously destroying school property. The
olensc consists Of breaking windows in
The West Chestnut school buildings during
vacation, aud they viii prosecute all per-
sons who commit malicious acts on school
property no matter who the offender may
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
VIII kccp Hotel.

James X. Donnolly, lale ietter-csrrier,
has leased the General Taylor hotel on Fast
King street, which for a number Of wears
has been kept by Louis Siegler. lie win
take possession tomorrow. Mr.. Donnelly
has large number of friends, with whom
he Is very popular, and ho viii doubtless
~ suocesslul IN his new venture.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

Monday morning Henry Ncw sham. esq.
venerable member uf the Carlisle bar, fcll
upon tho street IN Carlisle from IN attack Of
vertigo, and IN doing So swallowed his
artificial teeth. He was carried into his
oillre and physician summoned, who
with great difficulty extracted them. For
q while Mr.. Nrw>ham was IN 4 critical
,ouil.nm, bat lac is now in fair way of
recovery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
Viewers In session.

Isaac IL. Rain, Col. VIM. Trexler. Daniel
Buskirk, Samuel g. Hatfield and Fred. Is.
Hassler, of Berks county, viewers ap-
pointed 10 assess damages sustained
by the heirs OF John McGoyern
by reason Of the Pennsylvania railroad
company taking their land for railroad
purposes met to-day. They viewed the
premises this morning, and this afternoon
heard testimony as 10 the value OF the land
taken. The testimony was not concluded
when we went 10 press
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

I = -
,en,ber, and Bl.c. bid and &c. asked for
oATszSalcs of car No 3 mixed in special
upgrsded white st $50; Nos white quoted 81
.s2,a;2isc ? cars No white. short storage at
agic ears do regular at Sc, and cor do
Inly &c bid aud ~ - asked for August 8iiGc
bid aud l2c asked for september, and 3lstc bid
BtrfER-we quote solid packed creamery
nss h%sssr ~ % ~, einS i ,s sslsc,,Gp' a on s
fair togood, lla1iIsc.; ladlo-pocked, good TO
choice, loo l2c Pennsylvant creamaty prints,
GS,gT Ssl,a ~ =, 90 "a fa,r 70 10 rm,e s@ioc prints
NEaIrtBrts-Wc quote potatoce, Southern
Rose. r barrel, prime 81 ,I5s2,25; do. Peerless,
T ea siFF's sss ;s 8 Snas as,Gis@ Mals %sSs" I'd sna
virginia, 7 barrel, s2ff2.s6. Tomatoes, Florida,
TwHEAr-oid No red was scarce, and there
were no offerings of high grades. Tho latter
sylvanti rcd, sit 81, ,l2 COR No. pcleware. sales
fof 30 bushels urgraded on track ut aSc , and
red St qao @ dasar nnG TGVi d. az 1ly %ts al So 20
bid and SD. asked, snies of 200 bushels August
SIC closing at thai bic and SIC. asked; Sc bid
and ~ 8c; asked for September. and sic. bid and
Sjc asked for October.
pouLrRY-Ihc morl,e. for dressed was in bet
Ter shape and nrfn under Hight supplies and u
iair demand Tor both towels and spring
IhickcnS. Receipts Of live were light and de
,nand ma was ,eaunl 70 the liming "ilerings.
We quote hNo fowls, hons, at I2'Zd13c.; do
miScd. mixed lots. lIi6ai2c,, do ronstcrs,
tc do spring chickens. iiG i6c.. 10 size
dressed fowls Western choice, .l2l 3n l3c. do.
h@r.hY mn"E, l3I5c. dressed spring Chickens,
weighing to ! Ms 20 the pair, ,l6d y N; near
by large, lha 22c ~ TO quality.
BALEpHAY sSp STRAW HAY In light supply.
We quote Timothy hay, choice tlj Sod 10; do.
fair togood, sH@li 20; mixed hay, sl0al2 rs
quality. Rye straw was steady at sli soc IL T.
ton for straight without wood.
Feed WIS dun and weak at sl2 6oS II y ton for
witgr bran, a. TO quality. Sales Of three cars
gopd do NJ sl3 ...
IeGs-Wc quote Pennsylvania strictly fresh
at lbc, other nearby strictly fresh, at NO lhc.
northern ONO, northern Indiana and Mchi-
gan fresh at ltnlllsC., the latter for choice
Solthern Ohio,aud West Virginia fresh l3I5a
lic. rs 10 quality, and southern he. RccrRtcd
eggs were lOhbch out L.. above wholesale prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

John Wilson. charged with committing
AN assault aud battery on Gcorgc TAYLOR,
c'lored, was heard last evening by Alder
inan \. +. bonnclly. The prosecution
JAILED to make ont a case strong enough to
be sent to count and the accused was dis
charged from custody.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

Eighty-siX cases have already boon re-
turned to the August term Of the quarter
sessions court and rs that court will not
convene for six weeks, the Indications are
that that court VIII he q large one.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
For tho Johnsto,yn sufferers.

The citizens Of Nillcrsville collected 500
for the rchcf OF the Johnstown sufferers
and that amount was paid TO the mayor to
day by Jacob +. Warlel and will be for
warded 10 Governor Beaver
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
specie Found Hidden Irndcr N Rock,

While opening n new road mp the side of
Pigeon Mountain, in Walker county, Ga,
the wOrkmcn overturned large HAT rock
Beneath the stone was an iron pot which
contained 5000 IN specie. II il presumed
that the treasure was concealed luriti,y
war times. s r
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

ArrESrIoN Is called to the card elsewhere OF
Prof VIM J. Strickland, the new orranist nj S.
Jo,cph.s church, formerly of Danvilc Pa. The
gentleman is n thorough musician and fully
competent 10 give lessons In the branchc. nm
nounCcd. Itl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
nj Her Foot.

4 daughter Of John Reynolds. Of
Marshall street, was playing with a
hatchet yesterday and she accidentally
droPrci y on her foot, cutting it badly.
Dr. hinnrd attended her.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
\ ThIrd-CIa-, ONCE,

Mannheim Is now presidential postollice.
President Harrison on Tuesday named
Samuel Long postmaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
B X r c. X IN s
Cut Price Counters.

Mems Light Colorcd Chcytul suit, s. cut to
$3.50.
Mems Dark Ch"yiOt sack Suits -, cut TO $50
$40
Mems Light CoIured PLAID Cashmere rack
suits 81, cut to Sll
Men Is Light thCviOt Suck suits, SIS, rut 10 81.
Mems Light ColuTed Elukcu Plaid Cashmere
Sack suits. SIG cut 10 SIS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
Execution Issued.

John $. Bruhaker issued execution 10,
day for eIGJ against Samuel Bruhaker, for,
merly proprietor Of the Southern Market
RESTAURANT
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

fhElrAG- -WALLIG.-On July q, lSSg, nj Tho
residence 81 the bride, No. III West King street
by Key. l.. McistCr, William George Frcitag
Pa. I,ds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

J. w. leher n Co., OF Ephrata, yesterday
spid atio'ting mare TO Daniel Engle, Of
Reading for 500. She is good animal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
l.. PFAEFFLE, Pror.

OK M TO $1,000 A MONTH CAN
~ Jaw be made working for us
Agents preferred who can furnish horse aud
give Their whole time TO the business. Spare
moments may bc proitahly employed also 4
few vacancies in towns and cities.
y. J.. JOHNSON & Co,
49, 1903 Main St, Richmond, Va.
N. B.-.Flease state age and business eNpe-
ricncc. Mover mind about sending stomn Tor
reply u. J.. D. 20. apT.r6mdW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
WILL
COST
NOTHING

goods which have become so necessary for
ioungtng, camping, boating or piCuiCing. DOmct
Flannel, Madras Zephyr and sill, Stripe Shirts
to suit the price Of everyone. Belts, the en-
tirciy new Gordon sash, Blazers Bicycle Hose,
BrcochrS. Jersey Shirts, Gloves etc.
IiSlc Balhriggan shirts and Drawers, 25c, 5Oc
and 81. Jean and NaiuzOuk Drawers, DC and
,nc. Jean ana Naluzooll Elastic ~cam Drawers,
comfortably fitting as the Balbriggan, but hot
weather weight.
Light weight, cool booking Ncckwcar in hina
silk. Grenadnc made up In flowing end Tccks
or Wndsors, Washable Piquc, Four-in-Hand
everything that is new and choice
ChildrCn'S Blouse Waists and shirt Waists
from 2ic Blouse Suits, sl.5O to 81 Kilt Suits,
s2 to s.: Knee Pant suits, - to $. We can
easily give prices but tlat is uopTOOtthat pric, =
are right. The stock must br seen, quality en-
amiuCd and prices compared.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

NOtNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CON
Il tcinrlating taking n course of Business
instruction would do well to examine into the
merits ol the LANCASTER BUSINESS COL
LE6E. No. io'3 East ing street. The class OF
young lndios and gentlemen IN attendance dur
ing the past tcrm.their letters of cummcndatiun
~ufhclcntly attest the superiority OF the course,
Address II. c. WElDLER, Principal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
Special for the Summer.

We have line of magnificent Shoes for the
summer, consisting Of Oxford Ties for Ladies'
win patent leather frontS. DongOa with tips
and PLAIN toes. tan colprs, &c.
Also n very mic" bright Duugola Button for
s2Vl, and one for S22i, which cannot be CSccllrd
for the money.
Plenty Of those Half Kangaroo for men, in
BnlS. and Congress, at 81 y. and the same i'm
oxford Tics, at s2.p. Also a full line of Low
frlCc shoes of oil kinds. You can surely be
suited II You give us a call.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
2lrnt advertisements.

4 hsoLurEIh ryRE.
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ASTRlCH BROS,
lis & ~ North Queen St,

'NbERMEAR -- LIGHT AND MEDIUM
weight underwear IN all ETado- uuh any
80, at EllSAh&'S Gents Furnishing store,
4 Wet King street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.

- w ~ 'i''li - ~ if', ilpiIl 'p' W
from - To 20c, from 81 to Sic. from 70 to
@2c, from II To 31c, from % 10 SIC, from
| 40 Ia 5!'c, from % to 7ic.
The lot of colorcd bead ornaments re-
| duced To 5c apiece.
one lot of large colorci bead orna-
mcnts reduced to l2c apiece.
steel ornaments reduced from 30 to
| 3@C, from - to 1ic.
cOLORED DRESS TRIMMINGS.
One lot, original price 30 10 5Nc, rc-
uuccd price 21c, now at lHC n yard. One
lot, original price IIc To 81, reduced
price n'H, now SO II yard One lot, 2ic,
reduced to l1c, now I2r! n yard. One
lot of fancy braids reduced to 3jc, now
2Ic Il yard.
White plVuc dress braid, regular price
l@c, reduced To 81, from Is 10 lglc, from
- 10 lhC.
Fine Persian dress braids, regular
price Sl,l9 reduced to 75c, from Sl.25 To
'Sc, from Hl.Ij to 81, reduced from 81 To
Hllo, from s. to 81.
Fine fancy rolUred bead and silk cord
trimmings reduced from = to -. ~, from
So to Hl,5H, from $50 to Size. from
-. 20 To Sl.3S, from $500 to -, ~.
Black dress trimmings reduced from
" to l2C, from 80 Ia pc from = to sac,
from ~ to l3c, from 90 to l9c, from - TO
5Nc, from 81 to 79c.
Black cord fringcs reduced from s5 to
6HC, from - 10 79r, from Sl.25 to Gsc
3l.Sb To -, from - to Sli9
Black wrap trimmings reduced from
- 10 19C, from ~ to I9r
Mourning fringe reduced from % to
SIC, from - To iHc.
Black braid ornaments reduced from
- To l"C, from 30 to 2Ic. from 81 to pc,
from 80 to Sc, from IS to- lgc1
Black beaded galoon reduced from 10
10 -, from - 10 l2c, from % To l9c, from
- To 21r, from 81 to PC, from 10 to 35c,
from 80 to SOC, from go To i5c, from 30 to
Ole, from cl.IOtO $l.l3.
Fancy silk tassel frngcs reduced from
Is To l2ic, from y 10 l0c, from SS to pc,
from - To Soc, from 65 to i9c.
C"lorcd Chenille tringcs reduced from
10 Ia Sc, from 10 to l5C, from - To l7c,
from - To &oc, from 81 to 33c, from III to
Be, from - To he
Tapestry border reduced from to 5r,
from to ,c, from T. to loC, from ~ To
lUr.
EidCrdoWn reduced Ia i5c yard
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

L,OR STEAM GAUGES, uIGn OR Low
J. Pressure, Water Gaugcs, Gauge Cocks
Mood Wheels or Weighed, Glass Tubes
oilers Plain, Water Gnugc Columns. Cocks for
steam Gauges, call ON JOHN BEST, agi East
Fulton street. NO tEt'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
A srRIcH BROS.
THE GREAT
JULY CLEARING SALE
Al
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
us & ~ NORTH QUEEN
STREET.

Never were goods sold so cheap in
Lancaster.
Everything slaughtered regardless of
cost.
Read this list and do not hesitate too
long
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

~ nlcnt 10 take the place of Red Lead In
pulk IL makes hNc times the quantity OF red
lcad ana l. i0r superior in making steam Joints :
packing man and hand hole plates on boilers
NC., &C. irlcc ~ cents per pound at JOUN
Bf~I'S, 'S{3 East Fulton street. rn2-tfi
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

PUMPS, BOILERS, MINING. CENTRiFU-
JOHN BESrS, SS3 East Fulton street. m2.,li
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ENOR PtLLElS, SHhFTiNG, COLLARS,
Il Hangers, Clamp Boxes, Couplings, pfr 20
toJoliN BEST, SS East Fulton street
m2-tid
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

( hRRf IN STOCE-BESr CHARCOAI
y hammered iSar Iron, Double Refined Iron
Boiler Iron, steel, Sheet Iron -l6 to No. 49, at
JOHN BESfS, 5i5 East Fulton street. m2-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

IbErrO~AI- FOR coat pEDTp~AI~
j for coal will rC received at No. - West
Chestnut street, uutl Monday. july - I>SI at
l. oclu,h noon. iu luIni-h the Public S,huuIs
81 III ,itN With Hdri Broken Egg and Nui
coat {" H." ~ the hCst quality, nee tTunr dirt or
slate, aud delivered IN the u'lllT- oT the school
huu-u- gr directed los th, committee. The hid,
10 cover All the CuIl required Tor tho Cntirr year
-abuN q Hn TOM j. T. HARTMAN
JylO2W Chairman Of Committee On r. \ g.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

INuR AMERICAN SIGHT FEED CYLINDER
i LuhriCatOrs GLASS oil Guns for Hrarinps
YOU can get them At JOHN BESTS, HEI East
Fulton street. ng-tGi
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

E7OR PRATT 4 ChDT ASBESTOS DISC
Il Valves CS,Jcnllns Valves, Brass Glohc Nu!vcs
Brass Gate Valves, Iron Body Globe Valves
Lever Safety Valves, Pop safety Valves, Air
Valves, Radiator Valves, PrattS Swinging
Angle Valves, call at JOHN BESr'S, &IS Fasi
Fulton street. rnn-tEb
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10
aNnrrinpca.

FIVE Dollar silk Umbrellas down 10 500 at
The oroat July llcarlng tsAIc aL AsTKlNM.n.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1889-05-02
Items in Plum Culture,

We CLEAN the following from Amer
lean Garden: A good strong clay loan is
best; sandy sub-soil not wanted. Wood
ashes and bone dust are good fertilizers
for plums. The curculio can generally
be depended upon to do all the thinning
that is needed. Plum trees in poultry
yards are usually exempt from curculio
Cultivation should be shallow - just
enough to keep the weeds down. The
more food you give to the trees the bet
ter will be the fruit and the more there
will be Of it. The Lombard is one of
the hardest of all good plums, and often
does well for twenty-five years, while
the tenderer Refine Claude hardly ever
lasts more than fifteen or twenty years
at most.