Lancaster New Era from Lancaster, Pennsylvania • 4

THE NEW 'ERA-LANCASTER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1891! TITE NEW 'El1A-LANCASTER, TIIIJESI)AY, AUGUST 27, 1891. 4 a w. rev) Sdrertizernenta melx) ndrertizemer2ta T2etv Sdoertizerr2cntz. T2c1x) A CRIME AGAINST THE FARM CIGAR STORE YOU win tind 'di the Latest Novelties in l'ipes and Cigar Lighters. Just reeeived a new Unto ot Pipes.

the erection of a home for blind, aged and infirm deaf 111 II I eti. All the proceedings were conducted In the sign language. A public meeting waa held awl addressed by IL E. Wigert, Mayor Lehr, ex Mayor Allison and ot hers. An excursion to Glen ()mike, and a banquet tomorrow will wind up the gathering.

)0STON SWIM 1) INIONET TO LOANFIRST AUG. REINtEHL, No. 61 North Duke Street. 1 IT HAS NO EQI'AL FOR TILE MONEY SIX YEARS OLD PURE RYE WHIsliT, 75e. a Quart.

ROHRER'S LIQUOR STORE, CENTRE SQUARE. '141OR RENT TWO HOUSES, Itt ELVIA I rooms each, withal' modern C011 Vellit3104M. at 412 per mouth. oh Cohnahmt avenue, A. WISER.

4 cnott sEC4)NI)-11. Pt NO FOR side at No. LIS North Multberry I Noll 10 NTROOMS sr IT AIME FOR Or- liee I.oent ion very central. Atiiirebs Tux NNW 1lliU. 26 AVeLY AT No.

.1 I 'A TE DA t'l 114 EEP- cr. Address, in own 1mnd-writing. Rol WI, Lancaster. l'w. Alk 'ANTEDA (wl) 4.1RE To housework.

Apply at No. 4:41 West hestnut um Oita it FTElt SEPTKMitt.it I WILL B.11 .11 prepared to teach belie and gentlemen the art ot Nieglea, either singly or in classes. heading music at sight given f4 Pte vial attention. ull satisfaction given under all tall on out) twilit 717 South tmeen street, city. Mtin .11 the improved liniekerhocaer shoulder Itritee.

Por Kitle tit It I .4. I's 1 1 t7CosToltE. VS. est King street. A lull line ot COAL.

ATTENTION. COAL suits for damages brought tIui morning by him for them against Benj. A. Barnes, a store keeper of Drumore. The allegation is that.

on OHO Sunday evening, in lily, Miss Keen was walking home from church at Cilieorn V. hen Barnes drove against her and injured her so badly that she has not yet fully recovered anti imy Hever (10 Wt. NI Ihl; Kenn elitini8 5,900 and her lather 1.500. TO JOIN IN THE LAMM DAT PARADE. Accepbyncet by the Demonotratime Invibttion Committoo.

The folloiting aceeptanees have been received in response to the invitations issued by the Labor Day Demonstration Committee. Na Fall Dross Goods. PR RENTTHE SECOND AND THIRD stories Of No. 24I Ea At king stieet, and basement in rear. Inquire corner Chestnuti and Market streets.

Jy2a Wilt i rat Dynamite In the Church liciL At Breckenridge, recently some person put dynamite in the Niethodist Episcopal Church he and the bell and belfry were blown to atoms, endangering the lives of more than one -huildred peolde. The deed is supposed to have been caused by the ill-fecling engendered against the Rev. Passmore because he wanted the 6111001IS Chnittd WI Sunday. Wow is the time to get yair Winter Supply. The wive will adValltIC 1300u You get the Cheapest and best tt GEORGE SHULNLYEWS, au226t4TuThR EAST KING STREET.

A 1.1. F. REINtEilL, att. Fire, Accident and Life No. 61 forth Duke Street.

(I llt STOC OF BRIAR AND Pipes is the largest in the city. Playing Cards Dom be. to $1 per deck. Ily dozen deekR. timt priees to and saloona.

DILAIL TIPS CIGAR AND SNUFF STORK. 1 14 Last King Street. The Town AR Right. MR. 1101.1.NTEK IN THE sultr.

While rils3ing Shark tie Mikikkell a Carry Leg for That of It Male Wil limn A. II (dikter, of Troy, is stop- pin' at Or. Stark's in Ocean Grove, and "is at the services of the Cattip Meeting Association a it several herateheb on his face. Last week Mr. Hollister took his first oeean bath.

Ile was with a party el friends, and he thought the bathing far surpassed a plunge in the waters id' the Iludson at his native place. Ile dived and swam, stood on his head, and cut up ot her antics in the titter. Suddenly the idea Windt him I hat, he could create a sensation by playing shark with one of his friends. When the next big roller came in Mr. Hoilister took a header through it aitil titilZed hat he thought was the leg of one of his friends.

1 hen the kg was tvrenched from his grasp he came up to enjoy his witsglitbit. He dill Hot enjoy it so nitwit as his friends did. I had lidscaleulated the force Of the surf when he made his header, and instead grasping the lug of one of his chums he had seized the shapely limb of a pretty young woman. Ati he Calla, tO the tip of I he ow young winnan ws ready to meet him. 311 I lot 1i.1 er's smile tinned to a look of horror, and he began uttering profuse apohigicA.

The prat young woman was in uscular. and she was frttlititt with indignation. She paid no attention to Mr. Hollister apologies, but dashing at him she seized him by the hair, and began scratching his face. The next breaker upset Mr.

Hollister and his charming assailant, and the la ter was compelled to release her hold. 'Fite man from Troy made a break fur the beach, witere he was met by some of his friends. Dr. Nicholas fixed up the cuts on his face. Ile has not been in the surf since.

LANCANTrit, Aug. 28, MI. A. H. Stauffer, uhrtirman.

MY MAK Sin It afierds me great pleasure to accept your very kind invitation to participate with you in the grand Judustrial Parade and Labor Demonstrai ion on Labor Day, 7, 1t1. Icing we may have a fair day and a great turnout, I remain, very truly vont, J. It. L11sToN. The Brubaker Managers Willing to Sacrifice the State Ticket to Their Seiti.h Purpose.

To the Editor of Tex Nay ERA. Iii the editorial columns of the Morni')g News to-day appeared the following positively proper and important paragraph: "The last day on which persons who desire to vote in November must be registered or assessed is Thursday, Sep' tember 3. This matter is a most important one. Let all good Republicans to it lot themselves that their names are on the list. Don't depend on some one else to do it for you, but do it yourself." Now, sir, since the editors of that paper, the coachers and backers of Mr.

Brubaker, are cognizant of the great importance of having a full registry of voters. is it not a most remarkable fact that at the instance of these same num the organization of the County Committee as held MI until 'September 1, just two days before the registry of voters closes and this was done, too. in spite of the fact that the friends of Judge Livingston wanted and expected that organization formed early in August, so that the central organization of the Republican party in this county would early be in position to enter what in this State especially, and in the nation at large, is a most important campaign. If the hope of electing Brubaker as Judge does depend upon the mnallness of the vote, will these gentlemen kindly explain why the State ticket should be sacrificed, and Republican principles en, dangered, for the gratification of a selfish personal ambition And it Is to be remembered that with a new registry law, which is as yet little understood, and is more important this year than it has been for many years, the County Committee shonld give careful attention to the registry lists. A COUNTY COMMITTEEMAN.

LL THE LEADING BRANDS Or PIXIk Ji and Smoking Tobacco in stock. Wax and Swedish Parlor Matches, igar Lighters, Mittel' safes. snuff boxes and low Cases. DEM 1 THS CIOAR AM) UF STORE, Telephone 124 11.4 East King Street. PECIAI, NOTICEON AND OMR THE 0 first, of September five per cent.

will be added On ail school tax remaining unpaid at that time. By order of the Board. AV. O. MARSHALL, Treasurer, an15 MUIR Centre Square.

'WANTEDA GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework in a 8111311 family. Inquire at No. Win Charlotte street. 27 'Ad AVANTEDTWO titnift tilIRLS (WHITE) I tor general houseaorkgood macesat the stye Douse. Address, Now Holland, Lancaster county, Pa.

AVANTEDA MAN WHO CAN MARK 1 himself useful about Machinery and Brass Patterns. Also. a than to work on a farm. II A LEANT MANUFACTURING eta', 5til I Lancaster, Pit. 117 whole year round, if addiesscd, will call promptly.

Second 'iVatches, Old Gold and Silver, Mutilated Coin, bought. PARKER A Jyt tfd No. South Queen street. Wool) FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF 1Vood, Posts and Rails for sale, on ear or hy ikon.

Athi ill McEALLa, Sinn le. lancaster county Pa. ani7 2a 1 101l. SA LEEltiliT-11OR SE Po' POR- 14 table Engine Knit Boiler, cheap. an be ktt WA'S air27 attPi CHARLES E.

STAUFFER. Volt RENT.STORE ROOM ANT) DWELL- I ing tor rent in the village of Euriville, 'West Earl township, Lancaster eminty. Store Rein eitstred, Call on or it)) B. GREYRILL, au27 ettlA West Earl, Lancaster t. The town was certainly on its good havior Mk Wednesday mit a single item could be gathered this morning at hi, Ntat ton house.

The slate was eleam all the lights were reported burning, and even the inlets were all open. This is a very rare occurrence, as the police officers will testify. Gott Tito Wong Man. Frank Kendig, charged with cruelty to all imals. was heard before Alderman Balbach, Tuesday evening.

It was clearly proven hat I he horse had been cruelly treated, but it was also shown that it was done by harry Kendig, brother of the defendant, and not by him. ('i)i. MeTkin GA ter positively refuses to be seen at i office herea ter on Wed nestittys, for the reason that those days are de. voted to wills outside of the mace. NOTICE.

ottee is hereby given that proposals for famishing coal to the I monster 4 fmnt l'rison a ill be received by the undersigiosi, at 1114 olitee, No. NJ North links strOCt, Lancaster. until nine olock a. M. Of Sep-, tmbr s.

sot. The coal is to lin banished tor use "III septmbr isal, to September Isn't. The kind and glittattty is to be tts follow1'25 Tons of Broken Coal, tif N1441111111 Lgg, 411 TORK Of Nlit 1Z) T4 aim ot kens Valley gg. If more shottitt be iteelleti daring the year It is to be furbished at I It same The I nspeetors reserve I lie light to reject any and ail bids. thd A.

B. It AssI.Elt, Solicitor. 1)00KS AND STATIONEttlf. ill OTINIIAEIt'S SONS 15-17 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, Offer Wholosalo and Retail, at Low Prices, MONTHS 850TEN IIIONTHS 71, ej begins Monday, August 31. Evening Session September I.

REYSTON firsiNEs'S COLLEGE. shorthand and Typewriting, Itookkemping, Commercial Law, Arithmetic, Correspondence, Penmanship, taught with best methods and best rates to students. W. D. MoSsEH.

Principal, Hi North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa. FINANCE AND TRADE. Com TO 850 COVERS THE FAT! COSI' tqs0)1 of tuition at the LANCASTER BUSD NESS COLLEGE. Time limited to one year. Fall Term begins Monday, August 31.

Twenty-seven Ladles and Eighty Gentleman enrolled the past year. More young men and ladies astested to positions than ever before. send or call for particulate at No. 34, NORTH DUKE STREET. augi MIR H.

C. IV EIMER, Principal Cloth 51 inches wide, Fur Spots, $1.24. Cloth inches wide, Fair Stripe, $1.23. Cloth 54 inches wide, Fur Plaids, CM. Cloth 48 inches wide.

Fur Plaid, Cloth 40 inches wide. Fur Stripe, New Serges, 50 inches wide, New Serges, 44 inches wide, 75c. Broadcloths, inches wide, 75c. New Serge Plaid, 46 inches wide, Som New Cloth Plaids, 36 inches wide, 50e. New Coat Cloths, 54 inches wide, $1.25,, Habit Cloths, 38 Inches wide, 50e.

Silk Finish Henrietta 75e. Wool lienriettas, 39e. and 50c. Dress Cloths, 50 inches wide, 50c. Mixed Cloths, 50 inches wide, 38c.

Dress Cloths. 38 inches wide, 38c. Silk Stripe Serges, Red Cashmeres, 75e. Black and White Goods, 50c. Yard-wide Plaid Cloths, 25c.

Red Cloths, 50e, Yard-wide Stripe Cashmere, 25c. Double-width All-wool Tricot Cloth, 25c. Doubliswidth Wool Serge 25c. Double-width Cashmeres, 1234c. New Plaid Goods, 10c.

Black Ilenriettais, 63c. up to $1.50. Black Cashmere, Blitk 75c, $1, $1.25. Black Surah Silk, All Blaek Stripe Goods, 750., 54.inclis-wide Black Serges, $L25. Black Serge, 46 inCIIPS Wide, 75c.

and $11. Black Cloths, 75c. Fancy Black Silks, $1.154 Best Colored Surali Silks, 75c. Black Peal. do Soie, $1, $150.

Black Satin lilladanut, $1, Black Faille Silk, $1, $1.25. All Blaek Satin Stripe Silk, All Colors Satin Shadarmis, 67e, and 88c. Black Satins. SLY Colored Satins, toe 75e. Faney Stirah Silks, $1, $1.25, $1.50.

Slack Braid Trimming, 100., 3Se. end 50e. Best Silk Plashes, 39e. AU Colors Silk Velvet, 50c. DOM) AND MA ItlitaS.

TRouT stIANK. UNDERWEARSHIRTS. NORTii QUEEN STREET. SCHOOL BOOKS Nov OPENED Vaud in Lancaster County and City. 11E GUARANTEE OUR GOLDEN LION and NI ut guerida 5e.

Cigar Hand-matte, Clear Ha vs nu DEMUTH'S CIGAR AND SNUFF STORE. tetablished MO at 114 East Kink; Street. Wag lior's Ca lo and Billiard Parlors, SURGEON DENTIST. SCI 1001, Ul'PLI ES, including Liquid Slatintr, Chalk Crayons, Copy Books itt all kinds, Writing Inks, steel Pens. Fountain l'emt, Noisetess slates, Slate Pencils, Leatt Pencils, TabietS, Colliposition Books, SChool Satchels.

Companions, anti, tit snort, everything in the lino of School Sta. tionety. Corner or Grout St. aud Court Ave, with a Flue Stock of Wines and Liquors, Rochester, Pi awl Ricker Beers on tap' Hot Lunch every looming. awn tUllt CH AS.

IV AUN ER, Proprietor. CONCERTS! A STATE SAENGERMIND. Delegates from German Singing Societies In in Ketetina. The convention of delegates from tilerlila singing moieties for I he purpose of making arrangements for an annual samigerfest, began its session II I tall, Reading. Wednesday afternoon.

Representatives were present from Scranton, Allentown, Hazleton, Harrisburg, Shamokin, Ashland, Ilimestlitle, Williamsport, York, Easton Lehighton, Wilmington, Pottsville, at I he various societies of Reading, illiam Lender, of I he Reading Mamtierphor, was made permanent presii loft Professor at of Lancaster, vice-president, and William Milani, of Reading, secretary. The work of inhipting a constitution was et mice begun. 'The name adopted was he State Samigerbund of Pennsylvania." The whole of the afternoon session taken tip in discussing the primsised constitution. In the evening here was a The business session will bu completed to-day and a Sommer Nachtsfest ill be held in the evening in honor of the delegates. A large number of soviet les represented at the meeting have signified I heir intention of joining the Association.

SIGN OF THE BIG BOOK WLLIAMON I FOSTLIL Pt WE Concerts! IROQUOIS BAND McCh 8fi1, solgoN DEEIR 61 N. QUEEN 8 E. ORANGE Priverrolkin of Natural neth by R.4iabh1 Processes. Warranted Artificial Work. tins Administeed for Painless Ertrnetionsame manufacture as ilarit used Mate lipitoos Thomas Estalotishment.

Philadelphia. Popular Prices. Sc11001, OF SHORT-HAND AND Type-writing. Lancaster Business College. THE NEW RAPID SYSTEM ran be in one-half the time required by other systems.

Particulars on application. Address H. C. WEIMER, aul9 Principal. This Market 'nightly Lower.

KW Yalta, Aug. 21.NomMoney On mill Is easy at 2413 per emit. Prime mercantile paper 5.i.pri Sterling Exchange is uniet and steady. with tic mil business at 4s4r4 for sixty day Mlls and for demand. 1.0,4,,d 4s4i4sti The stock market, was active mut in the main tutu to $trong during the first hours this morning.

After eleven o'clock the nmrket was rather feverish and weak, and in of the active stimks were liniught down below the level of the opening figures, without marked movement anywhere in the list. A large and widely it isributed business With atilt transacted. lake Share Was the only really wi ak atm on the and at its lowest point, 114, it a' I below its opening prive. At noon the market was less active, but $till heavy at small fractions umier the opening figure. The London Market.

Limnos, Aug. 7 12:30 m--Canad ten Pacific, Erie, 241,4 Illinois Central, MI; Mexican, ordinary, St, Pant, common, Pennsylvania, 5114, I-Mailing, 17; Mextran liew Ca, 714. Money i.41ttii per cent. Mite Of discount in the open market, for both short and three metal's' bills, 1 per rent. Emir m.Consols, 95 13-16 for both money and the account; United States bonds, Cs, anaillian Pacific, SA Erie, 24i it Erie, seconds, Mexican ordinary, Pennsylvania, bits; Reading, 104, at WEST FAD PARK THIS 'AND SATURDAY and at IAD( KY SPRINGS on FRIDAY NiAili anti bUNDAY AFTKRNODN.

27 '2int WE 111111ll BEEN AMR HOW LONG Now! BUTLER'S BOOK wilt tinve the Inmost SOO of any book ever pulolished in this country. C. H. Mint I4 SOLE AGENT FOR LANCASTER. Sold only by subscription.

SA LUlt, 1858-lsoi WILL THE THE OVEHA HOUSE. Devils nted to a Good-Sized AudientoGus Hill To-Night- That famous spectacle, "The Devil's Auction, or the Golden Branch," of which the public never seem to tire, was presented in Fulton Opera House, en Wednesday evening, before a good-sired audience though the weather was warm. The gallery was full, the circle was well filled and people were sprinkled all ever the parquet. As to the plot, it is not neeessary to say anything, for everybody knows it. The company, with one or two exceptions, is a good one, and IRMO of them acquit tIIOflIF.OlVeS better than the well-known George Adams, who as "Toby," the donkey, afterwards transformed into a luau, is as funny es ever.

Miss Dempsey is a finely built woman and was a success as a fairy, but she disenchanted the audience when she began to sing. Some good specialties were unroduct3d, the best of which were the work of the Lovelies and the acrobatic feats of the Booshobles. The scenery and costumes were new and beautiful, the mechanical effects clever and the ballets original and well executed. It was a most satisfactory performance. To-night Gus 11111 and his World of Novelties will appear and will doubtless attract an audience commensurate with the excellence of tneir entertainment It is one of the finest and most deserving combinations now out.

The one wholly American comic opera that has been able to hold its OW against the importations and adaptations upon which the American stage depends almost entirely is Willard ripeneer's Little Tycoon" It has been sung almost constantly for five years, and the public has not sheen a sign of being tired of its delightful melodies. Almost, every Member In the cast has made a distinct hit. The waltz, "Love Comes Like a Summer Sigh," the eccentric "Beet and Toe," the topical 'When I was a Boy," and "It were Better Not to Know," the baritone Dark Though My Tale May Be," the daisy song and the Tycoon march are the particularly popular melodies. You Win miss a rare treat if you fail to hear them to-plorrow evening. PECIAL The Street Department to Varticipaot (Mice of Street Commissioner, HAIL LANcASTER, Aug.

E. E. Scerevary of Committee Central Cutout psAR SIR: Your invitation to the Street Department to participate in the display ot "Labor Day," September 7, ltitti, received to-day. Will make an effort to have a more creditable display than Led year and aid in the tmeeess of the demonstration, and hope the etforta of the organization you represent will Ito as successful in the future as in the past. Yours yespoctfully, Hitt IN h.

h.NIELTZ. Freindent Frantz' LANCASTER, Aug. IC 189I. A. H.

Stauffer, chairman. I have revolved your invitation to participate With you in the industrial parade on September 7, addressed IC) divers and members of Common Connell." Speaking for myself, hunt ii I naHy, I can assure you that I appreeiate the honor of an invitation to participate in so wort Ity a dommst rat ion. As to C011M1011 C(11111- Ca, there being an intervening tneeting, it no doubt will accept the invitation lermally, and agree to participate as a One Of the most encouraging sights of the times is the endeavor of the laboring classes to assert their importance as members of an enlightened community. And what a happy thing it itt that the laboring classes, Composing moth than three-fourths of all States and communities, are blessed with the advantages of educat ion and Int ell igence, imalifying I hem to look after their interests in orderly and peaeeful ways. In view of the great coneentration of labor and capital and workingmen, destroying the individuality almost, there would be great danger of oppression if the masses were disqualified, by reason of lack of education to protect thetuselves in the manner they are doing it.

Thanking you tor your kind Invitation, I am Yours truly, AN OnEW M. FRANTZ. OPENING OF IVAGSKR'S CAFE. The Handsome Bar-room and Dinterd Booms Formally Thrown Open to the ltililtc. Wagner's Cafe, which has been pronounced the handsomest in the city, and finer than many in larger cities, was for.

malty thrown open to the piddle on Wednesday evening and everybody was given a royal welcome by Charles Wagner, the proprietor. The bar and all the rooms were decorated with rich tropical plants, the Iroquois Band was present to furnish the and an excellent cold lunch, including chicken salad and all the delicaetea of the season in that line, was served. In the billiard room, up stairs, expert billiard players, klessrs. the State champion Cline, Burris and Levy, delighted hundreds of spectators by I he faney shots they made in their exhibition games. It is estimated that fully one thousand persons visited the cafe at ferent hours during the evening, throng.

ing in anti out until after midnight. The building, erected on the site of the old Court avenue restaurant, is handsome architeeturally, anti inside every. thing is finished in the finest style. The bar furniture is of natural cherry anti the top of the bar is of solid mahogany, while the top of the oyster bar is of marble. 'lily walls are richly papered in plastieo and lincrusta the gas fist res are (Jr a novel design fine engravings adorn the walls.

In the rear of the bar are two large wine rooms, which are also nicely fitted up. On the second fi, tor is the billiard and pool parlor, furnished with billiard anti pool tables. This room is finished in oak. Charles Wagner, the young man who is Just embarking in business for himself, has litel ample experience to tit him for successfully conducting a cafe. Ile started with Amos Lee in ISO and re.

untitled with hint four lie was ii LI Ed. two years, and at the Stevens I louse sitiCe IS75, only leaving to take charge of the new restaurant. Scasoll's Closiog Sta lc PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY. Portraits in Crayon or Ink. Portraits in Pastel or Oil.

large-Size Photographs a Specialty. Cabinet anti Smaller Sizes. Superior in bluish and Workmanship. Indoor and Outdoor Properly Attended To. With Frames Specially Adapted, And for All Photographic 1111 Ibtritt10114 Consult II.

FRANK SAYLOR, Nos. 42 and 44 rest King Streak Lancaster. Pa. Tile Tailors, 130 NOJITII QUEEN STREET. 011itRLES STAIIII, 12 nA.

3 pan. 4914 49' A 781,0 CONTINUE? lett Valle" rentoyivanat I Nay igittion licatittat (Now ltytatti IU (ittn'l tile 14, 214)11 35-37 North Queen Street, McGRAnT NOWLEN FINL TAILORING. LANCASTER, THE They Will Oven on Tuesday. us Illreeted by the Miles et Itintril The Superintending Committee of the School Board met on Wednesday evening to consider the current busilitittS and arrange whatever might. be necessary for the Mlecessful opening of the beh0018 on Tuesday, September The (ornniittee will visit all tho schools on the tpening day and see that proper applicants arts admitted and the pupils properly distributed.

The resohition referred to the Committee at I meeting- of the Board, in relation to provisional teachers receiving instruction, WAS considered, but no definite action was taken, and the matter was postponed for the present. It wits devidod that stiditionat applicants for admission to the 1 I igh Sellouts Nhould be exaMined by the respective principak and of those admitted only such should be retained as demonstrated their ability to keep up with their classes. I ELST Groat Roduclion in fili Tailoring, Our Answer Is THIS GREAT SALE IS THE BEST BOSTON- STORE. IARGAIN4 13 WILL CONTINUE UNTIL OUR ALL LIGHT-WEIGHT SUITINGS AND TROUSERINGS MADE ur To oRDER AT tosT PRICE. A very large assortment to select from.

Take look at Styles and They ewe not be beaten. GETITIART IMPORTING TAILOR, No. 43 North Queen Street. .13.26 Shelves ad Counters Arc Cleared Of any dour manufactured. It makes "MoST BREAD," SW EET ESTBREAD," WHITEST BREAD," "BEST "A Better Flour cannot be manufactured." "ALWAYS RELIABLE," "SELDOM EQUALLED," EVER EXCELLED." Such are the expressions of those who have given it a triad and Aire now its COlidtallt patrons.

ALL GROCERS REEF IT. A. M. GAMIER, GENERAL WHOLESALE SELLING Salunsa. JAncaster County.

BARGAINS! OF ALL ODD AT MOUNTVILLE. I I VEszil GUESS! I Pow bong the Candle Will Eurni Five 25-Horse-Power Horizontal Tubular Boilers, New Quotations by W. W. Croft Broker. Othrellotel Lancaster, 10 a.m.

12 tn. 8 pan. At. Topeka and Santa 3..14 amnia l'aelne 11., B. and 9112 0112 110,2 C.

C. and 1. o.714: fi-i, C01011III0 Clnit 43 35,4 $4,4 A inertial; I otton Co. 23 23 24 t'ental l'aellic Cnitaila Southern 5ili, 8.1,1,, 533,2 t. ht.

Louis and Pitt a I iel. and 129 Kansas and Texas Peavey tind filo Lick, Ullti IV ekiL1311.1..13K,4 139 1,10.4 Erie 23, 24,, Erie StiCIM dm Kew Jersey Central lit; 116 lit.2 mud 1.0111mV Me anti Nashville, 74'-ii 74 7.1,;:', Lake Slime li5.4 114,, Michigan Central Sat. t. ord (0 liki 1.15..,,2' Mork ing alley. Ni ritel 71.ti 7114, 71); Nort Wu Par itleConumm 263 4 North'n l'aettlel'reterred tlio, 09,2 Northwest 1101; 110 ,.2 New it ork Central 104 1(4 103,, New Knaland 3t1.4 190, Past lennesee 001111110n i Ptlinila NM, Lettlii 157, 161 North A inerkan TO, 1.1!i..i ()mal end Western 17 17,2 ravine Mall 31 11, itIrlotiond Terminal.

13'2 Et St. rant es 61,, 07 Texas and Pacific 13,2 13,,,, 13,2 Mot; 310, 31,, Itetelitin '12 32 32. 2'; 12,2 ti basil 1 it abitsli--Preferred 2oo, el tern Union l'elegraph 1.3 S3 h2 Hoek island 741, 7thi Chicago bias 4s42 4914 Silver bunt 83 842 2,04 THIS SEASON'S GOODS. THE ONLY CORNER SALOON. Second-band, made throughout of the Rest C.

H. No. 1 Flange RI Id Fire box diameter, 12 feet long, ith 22 four-inch tubes, 12 feet long, with steam nozzle, man and band-hole plates, smoke box, full cast-iron lie-trouts, with bara, grate resto, via Price, Each $150. ME PRICES AllE SO LOW Still At Illo Old 8tgli11 Rat Gall 10 Romoill Tholo! See it in our window. No guess aecepted after Saturday.

NYIII light the candle Monday, August 31st. To guess you IIVCd Itlidie no It is free tor all. The person making the nettrest or correct guess il I receive FAME the A monistic NS etch. this blank sv ith your guess. Hours MinutcsSceonds Your Name Post-Mlles Thai Ilia Vieid of 1 heat.

To the Editor of THE NEW KRA. I mita pleased to notice an account in Wednesday evening's issue of the yield of wheat grown by Henry Fisher, of East Eampoter township. The writer frequently passed the fields comprising the thirty-one aores (luring the grou iltg Reason, mot observed he I uxuriance of growth. When ot her fields of the beardy variety bulged and became tdog.ed, these fluids, seemingly thick as a brush, kept standing, and he heads were very large anti promised an extra crop. An average of over thirty-two bushels to he acre of a thirty-one are crop, of Welt part was corn stalk heat (Mr.

Fisher not seeding any oats of any account), attests to he prodneti veness of the farm and the wise and sk lilt MI management of he fainter. Another or the we'd, End Gana Sued. In addition to tho four young mon who were sued for malicious trespass and drutikenness and diser(lerly emoluet at Rocky Springs on 6utulity, A tuirew I bier-slim has also been prosecuted for I lie sauto oirtutees. flc ig said to have been in COMlaity with the ethers when they annoyed the people ho were listening to tin. red concert.

The tive young men will be given a hearing by Alderman Barr on Tuesday next. CH118. E. HOSTER, These tickets only accepted. Cat this out and bring or send it to Two 40-horse-Power Horizontal Tubular Boilers, Secondbarlil, made throughout of ti'le Best C.

It. No, I Fin lige and Vire Box 11011, 50 ineheit diameter, hi him long, with '12 tubes leiit long, with stnam nozzle, mau nod hand-hole 001 anti ionoke Price, Each 8150. One 50-11orse-Power Vertical Boiler, goitiondhand, Entire New Fire-Box, good as now, Price, $325. W. W.

APPEL, PROPRIETOR OF THE ritODUC AND INTO A It KETN. ONLY CORNER SALOON. that you cannot make any mistake in buying BOOTS AND SHOES, GLASS AND CHINAWARE, Dm- coops, MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, CHILDREN'S surrs AND LADIES' COATS, FURNISHING GOODS, LADIES' UN DER WEAR AND NOTIONS, STRAW AM) FELT HATS. In Met, tho goods nmst gn, and in order tn nuike them go ly, have put soon prices int that ptiorto Of Ka eiasses and age SOC11113 THE ONLY BIG WATCH JEWELER AND OPTICIAN, 1So. 170 North Queen Street, Near Pennsylvania Railroad Station.

Canton Lancaster and Orion Lodge, ot Cot. umbia. Are Handsomely Entertained by Their Brethren. On Wednesday evening a notable event weuered itt Mountville, it being the oceasion of the frautrual visit pad by Canton Lancaster, No. 24, and Orion Lodge, No.

of Columbia, to their fellow members of that place. Thirty-two members of the Canton, accompanied by the Y. M. D. S.

band, drove to Mountville, -where they were met by their hosto and about twenty-five members of the Columbia Lodge. After indulging in a parade through the town, the twins were escorted to the hall, where extensive prepatations lied been made for their entertainment. Here two tables, each sixty-five feet long, had been spread with an elegant banquet, and around them about One hundred and twenty-five Odd Fellows and ladies placed themselvea. A tine address of welcome to the guests was delivered bv the Rev. Mr.

Leiter, pastor of the t. B. church, and a lumber of the order. This Was responded to by Captain 11. O.

Leachey. who, at the conclusion of his remarka, invited all to be seated and partake of the banquet. This was interspersed with selections by the band, and during the evening: Captain Leachey introduced Mr. E. Lrisman, Grand Junior Warden of the Grand who made a few appropriate remarks.

The members of the Canton returned Lancaster after midnight and report having spent a most delightful evening. They speak in the highest terms of their reception at the hands of their Mount-vale brethren. Much of the Inlee0101 of the affair is due to the efforts of Captain Leachey, who was instrumental in securing the presence of the visitors. tiUOTATIONs AT NO(iN IMIER BRO. EVERYTHING OF THE BEST.

HOT AND COLD LUNCH. Ruppert's celebrated New lurk Beer on Tap. GRAND OPENING OF DINING-ROOM ON OR ABOUT SEPTEMBER 10. Every comfort. Give teen entl.

ate251w4 CARPETS Nermvitifool Big One 15-Horse-Power 'Vertical Engine and Boiler, Combined, Seeondhand, Entire New Fire-Rot Mid New 'rubel, in A No. 1 conditiun, hitmitur make, Prim sa5o. FULTON OPERA HOUSE. Thursday, August 27. The Mastodon of the Arunsetment World! Finny dui), and ettAy Pennsylvania atipsrs, tia4 2.X: do.

ot, 24 24 50: No. 2 family. $4 50a i5; do. toiler, $4 7:40 15: do patent, So. heat stroog and loglier; No.

11; No. Pennsylvania red. $1 It orn and higlier; No. 2, Oats firmer and ii lair a No. 2.

No. 2, mixed, bran unit fluster winter, (Mall Se; sprttw, $14t iti ditled Iuv Orin anti In fair demand; ULM lily. CV WIN ile; nit boa1300. Italett rye atilt $13a I1 50. itut ter ki ti iet 1.1it firm Pettaxyleanta creamery extra, l'entetylvaala print, taneaale, '24c; jobbing.

Eggs tittgi firm; Eettuayiyania firsts, toe. clicexe qni.t. tL thin: Pennsylvania part skims, Petinsvivaiiis in11 skous. 2k Petroiriiiii refined, nt barrel, 6.45;46.41e. PutglAgas nil anti ensier.at 1040.5c per -FOR Gus.

Hill's World of Noyellies The big Sunday-school plod. to be held at Nellsville on Saturday, August 29, promisee to be very interesting. Choice musie will be rendered by a eornet band. Short addresses will be delivered and a free meal given to all in Should the weather prove unfavorable, the celebration will be held on the first tine day following, Sunday RARE BARGAINS. Williamson Foster, FA SALES Now OPEN.

Large Lines in Every Quality. One 8-horse-Power Vertical Portable Engine and Boiler, Mounted on Whoelm, Seennd-hand, Prica, $250. DIED FROM DirlITIIERIA. Mae Daky Dire While Visiting Friends in Ephrata. Daisy Mingle, aged eighteen years, seven months and ten days.

the oldest daughter of William J. and Maggie Mingle, of 548 North Lime treet Lancaster, died at the residence of Capt. IL. C. porting, street, Ephrata, on pay evening at 10:30 o'clouk, of that dreadful disease, diphtheria.

Daisy went to Ephrata last Saturday morning on a visit to Captain Ii. C. tlemperling, in apparent gots' health and attended the Lutheran Sinalay-whool picnic at, lach wit Miss Annie lienilaqiing. The nest morning (Sunday) Miss Mingle took sick and her illneSS soon developed into a malignant form of diphtheria. She lingered until Wednesday evening, when she died very calmly, almost with.

out moving a limb. Iler mother and grandmother went to Ephrata on NVednesday and were with her when idn (licit. lircat sympathy is expressed for the grief-stricken mother and Undertaker 11 (wove brought the hotly to Lancaster this morning anti she will be buried from her parents residence, on North Lime Miss Mingle had many friends at Ephrata. She was a most estimable and highly accomplished lady. Hie was a great, favorite of the Gemperling family at Ephrata and frequently paid them visits.

They are prostrated wil grief at the sudden death of their friend. And OreAtest All-Feature Show. 1400 Nights in New York. The Great $23isgt Crud lenge Specialty Co. ALL NEW ACTS.

NEW FACES, NEW FEATURES. Positively tho largest Anti OrAntiest Con. solitlation eier exhibited. Without a Peer! it bout a Rival! Have won Victory, lama, FOrtUlte. Niteroi 23, 33, 30 AND 75 CENTS.

it ti'24 4t FULTON OPERA 'LOUSE. At IESN9G1L.ISIT: Oil A A Nf Friday, 32 to 38 East Iiing LANCASTER, Branch boon Quote oc Grain and Broker. Aug. 27. Clotting l'cloes-2130 o'clock p.

NV note. (tete. Pure. TAM. Angled, Itit, la 3tui scptouteer eel AHi itc34) Itecetptstar Lopt, Corn 1416 ()Mg 4ZO lieciptst tiogA lad.

cattle, itutd. Com ORtg kieveipts: One 8-Horse-1'ower Portable Locomotive Sty lo of Boiler, Eittitto New Fire- box and Fines, Secondhand, Price, S150. The sun 'was a rams. Alderman A. K.

Spurrier, who was charged by Elmer E. by, of Leacock, with extortnin and taking Illegal fees, Was given a hearing on Tuesday evening by Squire liarpel, of liareville. There was nothing at all in the charges to justify th suit, which was promptiy dismissed and the Alderman discharged. Knockall Down by a norm About six oclock on Wednesday evening Albert Mack, a hid living at No. Vest liestnut st reet, a as knocked dos by a countryman's horse in front of Iteist grocery Moro, oil 'West King street.

lit, escaped being run YOE, how. ever, and his only injuries consist of a few Clitai and bruises on one of his legs. Axminster Carpets, It 'owlet te Carpets, Body Brussels Carpets, 'Wilton Velvet Carpets, trnpestry Brussels t'arpets, Ilan and Stair Carpets, Three-Ply and Ingrain Carpas. Panne Converts. On Wednesday evening Taylor's full orchestra was at the NVest End Park anti lurnished music for a largo audience.

An opportunity was afforded for dancing, and was taken advantage of by a large number. The presence of the orchestra therefore made the park a lively place. The following band concerts have been announced for the rest of this 'seek Iroquois band at the West End Park this and Saturday evenings and at Rocky Springs on Friday evening and Sunday afternoon. OH City. Crude OH 'Died.

WILLARD SPENSER'S Easeingt lug Comic Operk THE LITTLE TYCOON. dOmm 11NVERY110P1 IS WANG TO THE onD FELLows, OUTING SIII ItTs, FULL LINE AT BOTTOM PAS. RUT LAND PARK, mulct's, COLLARA, CUFFS, SUS. PEN PEIts, GLoVES. AVELSII MOUNTAINS, NECKTIES, PRINKING CUPS, SLEEVE BIJITONS, COLLAR BUTTONS, ETo.

DAY, can EL ET I.S: LAN'S. Ting, II I okarl ng 'Void Word. BETTIDI AND GREATHR THAN EVIR. The Finished Comedisii, R. E.

GRAHAM, the original twn. Kniekerbocker. 50 PEOPLE AND PRICER Sc, 3.c, CA. PRICES 4t.1 Ono Cylinder Boiler, SOO kellOO (Gametal 24 feet long, Second-hand. Price, $40.

One 2-horse Tread Mounted on Wagon. Price, $40. NEW roitTABLE ENGINES ON WHEELS AND IN STOCIi. 4 Henan rower, la a II urge. rowcr, $475.

it ltiOrS, Engt OM, Bolters, all Povi i1. Ntimke stacks, Imiletisier Hest Fill Ittive4, t4I PH III lt I inag and Ettglue Supplies. lirt Brick and Eire cloy. REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Adding LINOLEUM AND OILCLOTHS.

Slight Freight Wrek. A freight ear and tank were thrown off the track of the Pennsylvania rallnutd, near Dillerville, shortly after ft o'clock, this morning, and travel on the "cut was delayed for a short time. The Niagara Excurstoft. The excursion train to Niagara Falls, over the Nom ylvania railroad, carried :350 people this morning. Fourteen Lail.

caster people joined them here. I I UNTING'S 42 West King Street lowA FIRST MulITII INV EsTNIEN TS The T.Avve4t in Ali Quit it tem, mei at the Lem est ri reel 7.eu tng and laying met iklitting dont, promptly by Lotnteetent Worisnatli Reunion of the Union Mertival Society. 1.0-418y the fOlirreellth ammal reunion of the Pennsylvania and Maryland Union Simiety is being held at Happy Valley Park, near Port Deposit, Several physicians frottl him city are in rittellaattee, hut the majority are ftion the collet and other comities In the At noon addesm Weli(oule wag delivered by Dr, Ii E. ItriannWell, of Port Deposit, followed by the athireso ot the President, 31sator. of Elkton, 1.

At one o'eloek dhiner WAS served and at, 2:30 the busincsa metitiog was held. Iowa First Mortgage investments. HOFF. Mimi's' 2211. ISM, Al Brooklyn, nettry A.

lion, tormerly tot Lancaster, rid August 27th, Is01, lit helm ties want), near city limits, 'teary Albrecht, in (lie eightieth ot his age. relatives and friends or lite family are respectI ully invited to attend the Imolai, from the residence iit his tiondn btw, Andrew tied-anent. on the Hint turnpike. near city lilit its. on stolidity afternoon at 2 o'clock.

lid ternicat at 1tion's Lot heran einciery. il, 1,91 ill llin city. May Lutz, datighter of J. A. unit Catharine Luiz, in her ninth )(sat relitt es Mitt friends or the latniilytalso, St.

John's Episcopal aitiolityaclitiol,) aro too mittt hilly invited to tho hot grail pa IV residence, No. 340 Vast tittittesstroot, tot Friday arty moon itt 2o'ciotk. Intitrowitt tit I I KIN Atigtott 1s91, In tills city, John V. A iteilersinitil, in the fourth year hi. ago.

The ritlio i.cI ItI friends or the Niftily respeettully invited to attend the lemma. from lila tale residence, O. 417 North ttit.rit It 14q, on Friday morning at 10 d.30 o'clock, to proctra41 on the I2.Ns train tor burial at Fern. wood Cometoty, Delaware county, l'a. James itch rist and Whim Nye, mit Jesse, tut was published) who a vie committed to tail by .1 ustice Sharp of Ephrata, were to have been heartt before the Court on a writ of habms corpus, this afternoon, but the hearing was postponed until to-morrow.

twain et Henry A Ibrec Henry Albrecht, a well-known citizen of Manheint township, died at the restdenee of his soit-tiidaw, Dairyman A nth ew Berg tnaii, on hu LititZ pike, near the city, his morning. Mr. Albrecht was in his eightieth year and his death was tine to old ago. Deaf AI titre in Convention. About 200 deaf nottea from all parts of the State met at Allentown on Wednesday hi biennial session, the chief objeet being to arouse interest the project.

ior PAY It FSS COi N(11, il)11141, 0.8TAULIIIIHND 1881, rti it Choke Lin, Of First M)rtgnvedi nn tartio, nod City Property tor Nth bearing to and per 4setit. itiVetilont triitii iritienster entail y. tortes ponilenee snivelled. itelennnn ttt22 uutt NEW RAILROAD SHOWS AND Great Allied t'irque v4111 Exhibit at itIONSIIIES PARE, ONE BAY ONLY, FRIDAY, AUGUST Bettor Own Evor Boron Grum, Colleviloil of 1.4,4.41 I'vrforinerA, A 1, And (11110114 Pt ores, Poriltios situations soil ittidAir PI ploim Tim "Illv Laity hi thv Vitrid.10111the 11101 l'rdt Volt, At. NV ti this show It Y.

1117NTINii, 'will appetir I perfortrutittp. ittenntloanthie Band of i Atimipokton t1lt. oi4 1 Hager Brother, 01IN BEST, She Feld the costs, Kate )1(iClain, who was stied for drunkenness and disorderly eoudttet, was giVen hearing on Wednesday evening t.y A itierm an Barr, and diseharged on the of the costs. Suite for Detnegro. B.

Frank Eshleman, attorney for tionit C. Keen, by her father, 1. N. Len, had a Uttptth tiottled ill each of two ''25, 27, 29, 31 West king Street, Drunk and Diourderly Cuustablo Christ Klino has lieen charged behire A Merman Delia by Sephus with drunken and disorderly you-duct. Christ ennuot tee found.

333 East Fulton Street, vuoll RENT ON (otil) TEJON THE with thotiroottiattid 1011- )er SI kik. Lond HMI butlitings tat exceitent colotttion. NOY ttt ELIA ti. RSTE. No4 44S North of root, udaw I.

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