Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 4

STRAW HATS. Z.ABGZST, FISSST HOST 8TTLZSS LX2HE OF TEE CITY, AT ERB CRAUMER, Sitters uid Kea'a rJNDEKWKAK SPECIALTY. 708 CUMBERLAND ST. UOBI 8CBBOFP fubUtfieri md ProprtOflrt. THUB80AY JUNE 29, 1883.

XVUH To-neKi. or America So. 254 F. 0.8. 1 Army Post No.

42 rich 1 Lodge, Daughters ol soca, Vo. 210. oTo. F. Beltzer's Valley Caetle No.

6 Band. Church-St. Luke's Vested Choir. A. Central Orchestra, and Dancing.

BASEBALL SCORES. NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. At Brooklyn 30020002-8 Chicago 1 0 1 0 0 0 Haddock, Stein and HutctainsonanC: Kittridge. At B. B.

c. New York 1 00020000-395 12000200 Schmidt and Dwyer and Murphy At R. n. E. ABVXET IT! TODAY.

V.Keonedy'i Favorite Eemedy. --oU--Clothes. art fifty Gin 1e Biild the UlUFiCTDRIIG WORKS. and the Works in ttt Car Depart-MK tmuai UBtU XMr GUI of Beit Built in CMWZT Foundry and Bfo- The Lebanon Manufacturing company JttjaMk received another order for the g'aeoOBtruction of 250 freight cars for the CiMk railroad oompany, which this time when furnaces are shutdown rolling mills are sus- will be cheering news to laboring classes, who look to these for employment. For a or more the wood workers the (hope were forced to lay off Rowing to the inability of the com" ly to procure the nooessary lum- bnt on Friday an Invoice was re- KMhmd and all the men are back at work, ling out can rapidly as as possible.

the new order of 250 earn received the oompany has now 750 cars to build which will take until next December to In the meantime other orders be received ao that tbe prospects of work for the next months is certain. The works at present a busy hive of Industry and over are given employment. The machine and foundrv departments ire alao well filled with orders. The cars built by this oompany are among tbe very best made in i this' eonntry. Every car is carefully and none but the best ma- to allowed to bo used in the con of cars.

Inspectors say that there are no better cars made anywhere than those of the Lebanon Manufacturing company. The oompany has an exoell- ant reputation for this class of work and tai no trouble in getting orders. Rnaaett Russett Shoes of all kinds at the New Commonwealth Shoe More, 758 Cumberland street. One price juneS tf OoilitlaD of Xiduwl Hiohael TJmberger, who was accl- deutly ahot in the lung at Groh'i store, two weeks ago, is still lying in a pre- condition. Tbe bullet has not mt bsen removed and yesterday Hr.

i- Unberger showed great signs of physi- weakness. The physicians do not feel warranted to probe farther for the tallet and the probabilities are that the may yet die. ipattag the Fourth. Although it is a little premature, the of patriotism is manifesting ttaclf In Young America, who has startec in with his pyrotechnics and nightly al over tbe city skyrockets and Roman can dies can be seen shooting up toward the heavens. Torpedoes, spinning wheels crackers also are discharged, forcibly reminding us that the glorious Fourth is at our door.

Fbe finest Men's dress shoes In lace Congress, tip and plain toe, for 11.50 In the city, at the New Commonwealth Shoe store. june8-tf lo Camp Oat The Independent of this on Saturday will leave, here foi "YawcoVs Brnnner," Bethel township they propose to go into camp for a or ten days. They will take all th of life along and anticipate having delightful time at this old am lavorite resort. i lulpit Hew. Bev.

A. Y. Helster, of Annville, next will occupy the pulpit of Trinity Befonaed church, Fottsville. mKHUU. KUTIOir.

Boston .8 0 5 0 2 0 0 0-1214 Louiav(lle 3 0100022 12 Staley and Merritt, Rhodes and Grim. B.H.E. Philadelphia-. 04006C02 20 Httshure- Carsey and does; Killen, Gastrlcht, Stenzel and Miller. At B.

H. E. Washington 11 Cleveland 19 Esper and Farrell; Cuppy, Young and Zimmer. At St. B.H.E.

Baltimore 1 0003 0 St. 10060080 0-14 1 McXabb and Clarke. Gleason and Peitz. EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES. At H.H.E.

Buffalo Barnett and Briggs; Fisher and Dowae. Um At K. H. K. 31310020 0-1017 Erie 0'0 4000000-43S Stock dale and Lake; Clark, Mays and At K.

R. x. Albany. 00218001 15 6 668 Smith and Hess; Fitzgerald, 3. Sullivan anc McKeough.

At n. n. E. Troy 1 0021100 2 SOOOOOOOO-S and Devlin, Ryan and Inks. Umpire The championship State League games played yesterday resulted as follows AtEaston, Saston Harrtsburg 21000130 At Allentown, Allentown 4 t'ork 03310003 At Scranton, 01109320 Johnstown 12001313 THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

The championship records to date stand as follows: NATIONAL LEAGUE, w. L. PC. I W. L.

P.O. Philadelp'ia. 32 18 .6101 24 26 Boston 32 18 New 24 27 .471 jrootlyu 32 18 610 I Washington 22 28 AW 26 19 St. 21 27 .438 2B25 .5101 Chicago 1930 .388 2426 .4801 1131.232 STANDARD STANDARD TIME! 20 North Ninth Street, II are the only Jewelers in the City that have CHRONOMETER TIME. Please stop in and get correct time.

Below we give the result of yesterday's voting for the different lady school teachers in this city and county: CITY TEACHflHS. Annie M. Huber. 24703 Katie Kite 22305 Hettie V. Kendall 21347 Cigar Factory Closes Down.

The cigar factory of Mr. T. T. Zerbe Sbaefferstonn. has closed down tor a space of two weeks.

Some of the men have secured work at Reading. JEWELKT. Lillie A. Wentz Ettie Evans Amy S. Hoffman.

Ella Dressier. Kate H. Schools llosa M. Uarbeson Sarah L. Gallagher.

Carrie Altecderfer. KateT. Imhoff Mary Beard Alice A. Gruber Elizabeth Rebslock Alice V. Shank Sliunie Pott Dorothea G.

Krall Cora Hartman Cecelia Bo'nr Kate A. Walters Minnie Capp. Daisy Ida Kre-der Lieuhirrta Wilson Lillian II. Gberst Minnie Hartz 5501 JfffS EXAMINED WITH THE LATEST OIQQ -LJ improved Instruments by graduated a'-a Kiamination Free ot charge. Spec- S3a8 tacles, 25 cents up.

No Fit. no Pay. 1758 1558 1539 1499 1254 1141 970 700 SCU11IOT FEIMSTKIN, Jewelers and Opticians, BARBERS. (Opposite P. 1011 574 Ladies'andChlldren'sHalrCnttlngaSpecially jji 9 AD.

TELLS YOU WI1KEE To GO 881 I have your moustache curled Freeof 053 Charge. For a flrst class Hair Cut and Shave go 12 South Eighth Street, nearest shop to the House 230 DAS. KLOPP, Prop 125 i 116 l-t A SUPPLIES SPECIALTIES i Also, orders taken for grinding scissors, razors, carving Knives, Inr Crentzburg 78 Sou. by WILL P. KLOPP, gg Ba'wni-nt S.

Hotel. 571 54! I L'UKU. MATT IS STILL CONDUCTING A SliavInKan.lHiirCuttiug Establishment Mamin SinirrUf at tlie stand, KB Cumberland street II i I yim wish have a styli.h cut and a good A.nnie F. Gherst. shave call on Fred.

Lizzie K. Light Ida O'Neill Jane E. Lehman Emily Coble Wilbelmiua FlorenceHauer SybiUa S. Minerva Hollinger Mary Lizzie K. S.

Agnes Scott Anna M. COUNTY TEACHERS. Louisa Heverling, Coheva Minnie Bodeiihorn, Annville. Rue Woolisbn, Myeretowu Ada Philips, Swatara twp 3usie M. Aunio Aiiuville Mrs.

M. E. Rise, Ind. District Alice S. Light, Millcreek Bertha Noll, Mycrstown Carrie Deiningor.

E. Hanover dallie 11. Miller. Cornwall Emma S. Wolf, Bethel twp Haak.

ornia Immel, 31, 30 30 27 23 21 17 1 W. SPAISULtE, BAKBEK HAIK mttSSKR. 618 Cumberland street, HAIK CUTTING A SPECIALTY. STATE LEAGUE. Eatton so is 30 13 .698 27 15 .643 Altoona 27 19 .887 w.

P.O. 21 22 Hairlsburg. 1822 .40 York 1529 .341 Danville 5 40 .111 SCHEDULE FOR TODAY. National at Cleveland; Boston at St. Louis; Brooklyn at Pitti- nunr; New YorK at Chicago; Baltimore at Louisville; Wasutneton at Cincinnati.

State at Allentown; Danville at Altoona; Johnstown at Kaston; Harrtsburg at Scranton. ELECTIoFoTlFFICERS, HUMEKOUl IOCIXTIES WHICH EIJSCTED OFnCKBB. HS.VE Mrs. Allen Hoffer and Mrs. George Bowman yesterday were in Resding.

J. Victor Smith, of the "Report," las evening returned from his visit to the "World's F.ir. M. A. Oherst and daughter yes.

torday visited Unmmelstown. City Controller Shindel is off ouja to New Tort and Philadelphia. Hr. John W. Feldman, general manager of agents of the National Building and Loan Association, today was in the city.

He is a genial gentleman to meet. B. F. Sylvester, of Philadelphia, is visiting in Lebanon. Miss Amanda Brioker, of Philadelphia, ii visiting her parents on Maple street, Independent District.

Misses Annie L. Donley and Annie Kaufman and Mrs. A. L- Kaufman, of Cornwall, left for Ocean Grove yesterday. Messrs.

William Hertzler and William Tice, of Myerstown, drove to Lancaster who has been working in Wilmington, has re- Lodgss Located in This City sad Various Farts of County Held for tail Pnrposs. CASTLE NO. 314, K. a. K.

The following are the officers of Leba uou Castle, No. 314, K. G. of this city, for the ensuing six months: P. U.

Grant Lick; N. Ed. A. Capstick; V. William Shepps; H.

N. Peter Spangler; V. J. M. Gram- bine; M.

of Robt L. Miller; C. of James M. Baldwin; K. of Alfred C.

Hersh; S. Joseph n. Diehl; W. John Simmons; W. Nicholas A.

Shepps; Ensign, P. D. Wolf; Esquire, Reuben A. Henry; F. Noah A.

Boyer; 8. Peter S. Berst; Trustees, R. A. Henry, John Walter and E.

P. Schropp; Representative the Grand Castle, A. C. Hersh. CAMP 256.

p. o. B. OF A. Camp 250, P.

O. S. of ofShaeffers- town, the following officers last evening: 8. Brendle; J. T.

Brnnner; VXP H. W. Dissinger; J. H. Welrion; Geo.

Beamesderfer; William R. Miller; Jacob Mays; Delegates to State Camp, J. T. Brnnner and T. J.

Strickler; Alternates, 8. R. Royer and A. 8. Brendle.

The Camp is preparing to have a rousing celebration on tbe evening of tbe glorious Fourth, with a street parade, fire works, speeches and music. LEBANON COUNCIL 266, JR. O. C. A.

M. At a meeting of Lebanon Council No. 26G, Jr. O. U.

A. the following officers were elected for the ensuing yesr: Councillor, Charles Miller; vice council- lor, E. A. Shott; assistant recording secretary, Amos Hemming; recording secretary, Charles C. Shaeffer; financial secretary, A.

Christ; treasurer, F. W. Frost conductor, Richard Sblrey; inside sentinel, Benjamin P. Lessley; outside sentinel, William Hoffman; organist, Samuel Gingrich; representative, Wm. F.

Oliver alternate representative, Geo. W. Gates. The officers will be installed by District Deputy Balsbangb, of Hnmmelstown. FIDELITY BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

Fidelity Building and Loan Associa lion: J. H. Redsecker, president; D. Mr. William Carper, Londonderry Faithful Among the pupils of our public school who bave made extraordinary records fo faithful attendance we donbt wbetbe any others can show as good a record these: Virginia Seidel was present regu larly for eight successive years, Kati Hoffman for fonr years, Hand Smith fo three years and Lillian Ulrich for tw years.

Such faithfulness in attendanc speaks well for tbe young ladies namec who have no doubt made good progres in their studies. 8. Breudle, esq, Shaefierstown, this morning. Bross, of JJnion township. turned to bis home in tbiscity.

townabip, today was in the city. president; C. W. Few treasurer; George B. Sohock, secretary and solicitor; directors, J.

H. Redsecker A. D. Hoffer, C. W.

Few, T. H. Capp M. Capp, James Lord, George Schock, George D. Rise, W.

D. Zehnder L. H. Nattine, D. W.

Miller, M. Relnoehl, E. 17. Sowers, Eli At wood. Adjustlaj Firs LOIMI.

The Buckshot furnace, which jester day morning wen partly destroyed fire, was insured in a Harrisbarg com pany. The adjusters of the compan arrived at the furnace this morning fo Ae purpose of adjusting whatever loss Mr. Scott may have met with. TABLE? ition, a complete chang We have effected of furniture for tin new as Spring We Bedroom Suits are th stodc of Diningroom Ninth Street 16 13 10 0 0061 35(10 412 405 184 150 135 47 21 2:1 12 11 a 9 5 BAKERS. EMOVED J.

HAS been removed to 743 Cumberland street Graeff's old stand). Baking and Confection a lecial.y. ICE CHEAM ALL YKAR Weddings and Parties a specialty: oting Beading Ken to Camp Along the Suiqaehanna. The Harmony camping club will have annual 8 outing from July 1 to 8 Delusive, on a picturesque island on the nsquebanna, on tbo line of Perry and counties, close to the main the Penn'a railroad. An interesting rograrnme has been arranged to be given aily as follows: Mnsic by orchestra, isplay oftvocal talent, connected with eats of contortion, by David Bressler, nd comio, say inns and ventriloquism, H.

of Lebanon. Base ball, quoits, nil out-door games are also on the pro- Eagle. Heirs of a Very Noted Kan. B. W.

Bashore, a tailor of Tower City, skiving as a juror this week. Mr. Jashore is the only brother-in-law of Lick, of Lick observator) fame, his first having been the sister of the noted of astronomy. Lick died very ich and Mr. Bashore's children are eir.i, coming in for a big share of the Republican.

Second Heavy Artillery Reunion. Tbe annual reunion of the Second 'ennsylvania Veterans Heavy Artillery 112th P. will be held at Watson- own, August 28th and 29th, 1893. All survivors of tbo regiment are re- to attend. Send name and ad- Iress for particulars to Lew.

C. Fosnot, rVatsontown, Pa. Office Removed. William G. Ward, collector of City axes and water rents, has removed his to the office of City Treasurer, iaorge H.

Spang, 729 Cumberland street, where he may be found. aprl 24-tf Mr. D. A. Frantz, the furniture dealer, lasrented a very desirably located build- ng for tbe purpose of storing furniture for private parties.

This is an accommo- latiou that has never heretofore been of- "ered to thecitizens of STOCK AHD QBJUJl KABKET. Reported Daily by J. W. Stager, 773 Cumberland Street, LEBANON. June 29.1893.

A.O. OSI Ltchison Jan. Southern C.O.&St.i, S3 i iiw Erie 16W Jersey Central i.oo LakeSbore. Lead Mo. Pacific 1.00 1.22K K.y.

Central i.ooJS Sew England No. Pac i2w No. Pac. Pfd 32 North Pacific Mall Rocklslano XD1 eex Iteadlnc jsjj Richmond Term St. Paul ta Sugar 77? Ttinn.

C. Iron Union Pacific Western Dnlon 79' Omaha 1. 01 12 w- July. Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard September. Wueat Corn Oats Pork Lard Cash Wheat Corn Oats "open'g'Hlgh't Low't Clos' 319 TODAT.

Car Wheat, 103; Corn, 969; Oats, IK TOMORROW. Car 81; corn, 612; Oats, 243 Boss, 23,00:. The New York market clnses Saturday atfi M. Chicago at 12 New York tim There is a new way to cover jellies and preserves, which is far better than the old and the cost is small. Bring a jar or two to ns.

we will cover it for yon. We do this to show you how it is done and tell yon why it is better than the old way. SOU) ONLY AT Roger's Drug Store 47 S.8tHSt. 8. LONG, THK CITY BAKKIt, RISE I.

Block, North Eighth street, is the place eel Fine Dread. Cakes. 1'ies, Weddings ml parties furnished with anything In my line the shortest notice. BAKERY -'SAMUEL HAS leased the property at 619 Cumberland trset (Lowry's old stand) where he is con- Ming a flrsMlass bakery. His Bread.

Pies nl Cakes cannot be surpassed. All the diner- nf flavors of Ice Oreara. BEER. Mlfc ONLY PLACE TO BUY KOCUtSfEK BEEK UEILMAN'S BOTTLING WOBKS, Cor. Klghfh and Manle KXPOKT, PORTER, and all kinds of SOFT DRINKS.

C. SCHONDEB. Cor Partridge and Mlfflin alleys. CONTRACTOR AND CCILDEK. A.

H. WITHER, THE A. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. prepared with lull equipments lor the rals- IK and rolling of buildings. Estimates cnet r- Uli Kiven on all work.

-121 WEIUMAK.ST.. Pa. CONrKCTIONERlES. CONFECTIONS; PUKE ICE CREAM E. M.

HOTTENSTEIN'S Wholesale and Recall Ondv store, 12 S. Ninth street. JlOR'HTSO. CATSAKI8 WHOLE- sale and Retail Manufacturers of Greek nd American Confectionery. Chocolates, Bon Sons and Ice Cream, of all flavors, a specialty 719 CUMBERLAND bTRKET.

MISCELLANEOUS. PHE GREATEST IS THE Computing Scale. It weighs, it tells the price per pound, It reckons and gives the total alue of goods weighed. For information and nspection call on or address O. DErWEILElt.

418. Ninth 8t 0 HAS NOW MORE THAN EVER DE- termined to clo'e as quickly as possible the entire line of SUMMER SUITS in Men's, Boys' and hildren's To do so without fail he has made astonishing reductions on the prices of all goods. Now is the time to sell them; now is the time to give the public a real benefit His prices will convince you that this is no advertising scheme All goods are marked down in plain figures MOS STARTLING and PLEASANT SURPRISES await patrons of the Boys' and Children's Suit Department Parents and other persons having boys to clothe, bring them to Wolf's during this clearance sale. A full assortment, of Thin Coats, and Coats and Vests, Alpaccas, Mohairs, Serges, Isaac Wolf, mum Straw THE LARGEST. Straw HATS CHEAPEST AND FINEST HATS IN THE CITY.

Straw LINE OF STRAW FRANTZ BROS. FIRST MORTGAGE60LD BONDS SCSUYLZILL In denominations of $100 and $500, netting to investor 5 per cent interest. Also Mortgage Certificates secured by First Lien Mortgages with guarantee of principal and interest in denominations of $50 Rate of interest 5 per cent, clear of taxes. Apply to The ScinyMll Real Estate Title Insurance and Trust Company, 112 MAHANTONGO POTTSV1LLE, PA. NEW COAL YARD.

H. B. SON are prepared to supply their customers with Hard and Soft COAL A PRESENT for CUSTOMEi of all at Kemarkably Cheap have on hand the Valley and Wllkesbarre Coal, vvui nil 0uwi duu delivery of coal in. cellar. junelMy Wo are Giving Away ThoBO Valuable ante for Two wish to express to our old customers our appreciation ot their patronateL, SECOND-We hope to induce a large number oC new customers to trade with UK at least long enough to test tbe quality oC our goods, our prices, our reliability, and our way ot doing business.

We believe In enterprise and advertlslng.aml that every one In business ought to nee alii i honorable means to make his trade as large We will appreciate all patronage and deliver and his customers as numerous as coal at short notice, and no eitra charge for please bear In mind that we make no ad-anoe )n tlie price of our goods on account ot this offer. We will continue to-be headquarters for good goods at low prices, and expect oy 'Increasing our trade to tw able to sell on a H. WJMTENBERGER A SOX, closer margin and to offer better bargains tnan OFFICE, N. lotn Lebanon. I We respectfully solicit your patronage and Telephone Connection- yon.

June23 REAL ESTATE. LOtf K. KKHLKR, SUCCESSOR TO E. Z. Kehler Son- Heal si ate Agent Office, North KlRruli street.

House-, Lots and Farms for sale. Farms exchanged on City Proiorty DENTISTS. ryt. c. B.

WAGNER, DENTIST, 7J8 CHESTNOT STIIEBT. R. W. S. HUBER, DENTIST, (JRADUATE of the Dental and Medical of the University of Ofllce, STREET RESTAURANTS.

FESSr.ER, RAILROAD EATING HOUSE, Corner Eighth and Scull Streets, Lebanon, Pa MKAI.8 Al.I. Hlirns. IONEER REsTAUKANI 1 230 23J J. flghth Street, C. M.

KETTEU1XG, I'rot Oysters all styles; meals all hours: trunsleu hoarding aud Ice Team: Ladies' Pai lor; Fruit, Conteutionery, Tobacco and Cimirs "pen all night. A full eating line. XGE. UREKA ICE CO. fRK SPRING WATER ICE.

Office at Freshley's Coal Yard, North Seventh treet. Branch offices: S3 North Seventh treet. and 26 South Tenth street. Teams to all parts ot the city. LAUNDBY.

STEAM LAUNDRY, SCULL STKEET, done Free at City Steam Laun- ry. Bet. Oth 10th JONES Props. WHY SHOULD T11K SPIRIT OF Mortal be Proud 1 We don't know unless he said spirit should happen to wear Lebanon swam Linen, A UCU fe RBBSTOCK, Props Rear olV. s.

Express office. water used. TAILORING. FI 00 TO F. H.

BRli, 131 iNorth 9th Lebanon, Pa. TAILORING. D. MOORE, THE TAILOH, MAKES clothing for men that lit. you are in aboutlt try him.

He cau b6 tounu at the old stand. 118 NORTH KIUHTH ST. An Immense ock of oods. "GROCERIES. TKINS Dealers In J11OICE FAMILY GROCERIES.

PROVISIONS, NO. 20 SOUTg NINTH STREET. PENN RESTAURANT, J. J. SCHULKIl, Proprietor.

BEER TAPPED DIRECT FdOM THE KEG. Give him a call. OORE'S CAFE, 115 117 N. NINTH ST. Oysters.

Clams and Everything in Season. MKAI.3 AT ALL HOURS. L. STANLEY, DEALER IN FINE CI. sars.

Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos. No. 30 Eighth Street, Lebacon, Pa. Music furnished for a I occasions Military Band, Brass and String Orchestras STATIONERY. HEET POPULAR SELECT tiom of Sheet Music, 5 and 10 cents per copy.

BOSTON NOVELTY STORE; 730 CUMBERLAND STREET. GOODS TEIN KKEITZER, DRY GOODS, NO- tltns, Cloths and Caaslmires, Gents' Fur nishing Goods. Black Cashmeies a specialty. 835CUMBEULAND STREET. Glorious Sale for Glorious for Us OR LADIES' Si COATS.

GO For Infant's Wear go to Stamhach Haak. For Dres) Goods, go toBtambach Haak. Fisher Opera House. 721 CUMBERLAND STRKE.T. )AL.

ri'llE PLACE TO BUY CHOICE GROUER- J. ies. Queens. Glass and stoneware at bottom prices is at WILL DIEHM'S, K. W.

Cor. Eighth and Chestnut. Ktreet. W. SHIFFLER GROCERS, Ib.

Cans California Standard Apricots this week, 15 cents 819 CUMBERLAND STREET. TF YOU WANT OLE GOOD COAL, CALL AT A. A. BEINOEHL'S COAL YARD, Office and Yard; 660 North Eighth Street. WALL PAPER.

HAS REMOVED his Wall aper Store to 6.8 Cumberland Street, where can be found a well-selected stock of WALL PAPER. T. H. SHOTT. ORGANS.

OLAND Dealers in PIANOS, ORGANS and Small Musical Instruments, Sheet Music, Sewing Machlues. 633 CUMBERLAND STREET. Lebanon. i. BILLIARD POOL.

H. JONES, VALLEY HOOSE Billiard and Pool Room. Newly refurnished. Centrally P. R.

DEPOT. SBOES LEATHER. OSTON SHOE STORE ARE THE MOST enterprising and liberal shoe dealers In town. can buy your shoes at your own price, and have granulated sugar thrown In i he bargain. PENING WEEK AT C2S CUMBERLAND street.

Leatlu and Findings. Boot aiid Shoe Uppers, Hides, Hair and Tallow. Also, a full line of Saddlery Hardware. Agent lor the Bradbury Pulltype Patching Machine. M.

S. CASSEL. H. B. SHIRK i.CO., BUTCHERS, No.

19 South Ninth Street, (Shirk's Old Stand). Fresh supply of all kinds of Houe-Dressec Meat, Veal, Lamb, Motion and Dried Heats All cattle purchased from farmers and the best stuck only. city. Finest meat market in the June2fl-tf PLUMBING. LUMBING OF DONE AT SHORT NOTICE By K.

J. SBfRK. Plumber. 2i Fourth Strwt PROFESSIONAL. TYPEWRITING STES'HJEAPHY, ness and Social Correspondence, Mimeograph Reduplicating, Legal Work.

Envelopes A ddressed, etc. Agent for the sale of Crandah's Type Writer, only ScO. Miss JULIA A. JENKINS. 129 Eighth St.

A LBERT GARKETT, ALDERMAN, Office, S05 RAILROAD STREET. EMOVAL A. W. BHEGOOD, has moved his office to 5X SOUTH EIGHTH (Bowman Butldibg) Second floor S.Side. EMOVAL H.

EEIXBARD attornej-at-law, has removed his" office to NORTH EIGHTH Fourth dcor north of Court KS VETERINARY SURGEON. HARVEY SELTZER, VETERINARY Surgeon, graduate of the American Veterinary College of N. Y. Calls made to allparta ol city or coun ntry at all hoars of dar or niihb Office. SOU1H SEVENTH St.

The New Stocking. Outwears the old shape. Doesn't deform the foot. Saves discomfort. Saves darning.

ALSTOCKING THAT FITS Madetlte exact shape of the foot, allowing the tots to retain their natural positions. The most Durable and tbe Only Comfortable Tbe big toe having room econgh stay Inside. Ingrowing nails, corns, bunions, wearing the old style stocking, are pre vented and relieved by WAUKBNHOSE. Samuel Hower, MERCHANT TAILOR, los. 334 and 336 Hortb KinOi Street, the Glorious and for Our Custmers IMMENSE BARGAINS This sale will eclipse all previous attempts of the kind ever known for their customers because they'll make their dollars go further than ever before in their life.

Come, then, prepared to dive deep inta the tossing sea of glorious values that has completely inundated prices and profits. Safe has commenced and continues till the Fourth. LEBANON'S LEADING CLOTHIERS, Isaae Mann No. 834 CUMBERLAND i STREET. lARGAIN astronomers stare in ecstatic wonder at the heavenly shades and patterns, the sparkling styles and magic fit arid finish.

Seize these glorious prizes, pro- it to your friends, make il known to all that this great sale is now in all its glory. A sale of clothing that shines with the force and intensity of a thousand calcium lights. Come in and take a peep at this grand sale. Remember, this sale commenced this week and will only last until Tuesday, July Fourth. 1 Get the Best! SCHOOLS' A DELIGHTFUL INVIGORATING SUMMER DRINK.

SCHOOLS' DRUG STORE, 365 H. 9th St. You are invited to call at G. E. RAUCH'S Merchant Tailoring EstaliiislimcM TENTH and CUMBERLAND and inspect his beautiful stock of SPRING SUITINGS, which are now in stock and being made to order for those who have placed their orders early.

We have a great many suits made which have not been called for yet, which it will do you good to see before they are taken away..