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in jeratown Items. On last Friday evening a large party of anoit Better ear and Looks Better Quality and Fit Better Dollar's Worth aad Koiiilins: Railroad Time Tattle. ajawvtiie Keni. Our town is beginning to feel the effects of the dry spell we are dust on Main street is exceedingly unpleasant, and the fast driving along that street is doubly annoying ok that account. Where is our street sprinkler And where is our water company As we are approaching the fall of the year and the heat of summer is over we hope some of these questions of public improvement will be revived again.

We have a plea-iant little town, but in a good many things we need a thorough shaking up. Who among as has the enterprise to lead oft? Some one says it takes grace, grit and gumption, these threi, aud all of these to move our staid old town. The foundation of the Lutheran church is well under way. It promises to be a magnificent building and will be an ornament to the town. This congregation at least seems to RUAXGKMF.NT The Primary Elections.

The Primary Elections for nominating candidates for District Attorney and Director of the Pocr, were held on Saturday last. It was the Hist election held since the adoption of the new system, and while the vote was not large, wo believe there were never as many votes cist at any primary election held heretotore in the county. Had there boon more oflices lo fill, the interest ia the nominations would have been greater and a larger vote polled. There is no question but the present system of nominating ia the best the of Lebanon haveyet devised. It dispenses with the and baiter heretofore so noticeable at cur conventions, as well as the manipulations and political r.

FASSENfJKK MAY 12-rn, iS-y. TRAIU3 The Conuty fair. Secretary C. R. Lantz, of the Lebanon Valley Agricultural, Horticultural and Mechanical Association, has received the following excellent list of entries for trotting at the county fair this week: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4.

Turse 1, $200, county horses, 3 minute George Baney, s. m. Annie, Myerstown; John Yinyst, b. g. Black Dan, Prescott; 1).

S. Light, b. in. Lottie Lebanon George Arnold, b. m.

Mountain Maid, Lebanon; John 11. Kliugar, b. in. Mattie II, Lebanon. Purse 2, $300.

2:50 class, trotters and pacers liuck Landis, b. g. liillv Kothvillo: W. T. McCullough, s.

in. Lady Upton, Port Koyal; b. m. Butcher (iirl, Ilarrisburir 1. K.

Hover, b.g. Echo Boy.Oi'wigsbuig; A. L.Longeuecker, b. in. Fairy Gift, Mauheim; Richard Swab, b.g.

Dandy, llarrisburg J. Champ Brown, b. m. Bridget, Willianisport Brook Ludwig, Mollie K. Heading.

TUURSDAY, SEPTEMBERS. Purse 3, $300. 2:40 class, trotters and pacers-Buck Landis, b. g. Billy Rothville; H.

Stoner, b. m. Belle Uarrisburg JJ.T. Bechtel, b. g.

Berlin, Reading; John II. Apple, b. g. Dock, Manheim; Joseph McDaniels, I), s. General Pulaski, York K.

Boner, b. g. Lillie Fritz, York Obediali Pelller, b. g. Little Register, Allentown Jerry Golf, s.

g. Red Duke, Kitters-ville, Pa. Purse 4, $300, 2:30 class. J. M.

Jordan, b. g. Prince Napoleon, Stewartstown D. E. Boyer, b.

g. Brown Joe, Orwigsburg E. Boner, b. in. Ella IS, York Richard s.

in. Annie, llarrisburg; Brook Ludwig, b. m.Rosie K. Reading. Purse 5, $150.

iff. M. Gordan, b.g. Sherman N. J.

Stewartsiw.vn W. II. Landis, s. ni. Lydia Rothville; A.

L. Longenecker, b. m. Fairy Gift, Manheim; Richard Swab, g. have enterprisa enough to undertake something in Ihn way of improvement.

Thare are other congregations that ought to catch the spirit too. Lkavk Lebanon hs follows For New York via Philadelphia lioute 7.07, 8.50, 10.30, a. ami 2.17 and J. 10 p. ni.

For Nnw York via Allentown, 2.17 y. in. For Philadelpnia, 6.05, 7.07,8.50, 10.30 a. 2.17. 4.10 and 7.10 p.m.

Foi Heading, 6.05, 7..07. (Fast Express,) 8.50,10.30, a. 12.50, 2.17, 4.40, 7.10 aud 9.0.3 p. m. AdJ tional train for Myerstown will leave at fi.15 p.

m. For Potts ville, 6.05, 8.50, 10.30a. 2.17, 1.10 and 7.10 p. iv. For llantown, 6.05, 8.50, 10.30 a.

12.56, 2.17 and 4.10 p. n. For Harrisi.urg, 6.02, 8.23, 10.68 a. 12.65, 2.22, 6.15, 7.07, 8.4t.( Fast Jixpress.Jand 11.20 p. ru.

For Finf Krove, 8.25 a. 1.00, 6.17 and 8.55 p. m. For Brookside, S.25 a. and 1.0(1 p.

in. SUNDAY TRAINS, for Allentown and way stations, 7.42 a. ui. and 4.4'sp. in.

i or 0.51, 11.48 a. m. and 11.20 p. m. or Heading, Philadelphia and way stations, 7.11 a.

m. a nd 4.40 and 0. 40 p. ui. For Pottsville, 7.1'i a.

and 6.40 p. n. These arc the mutual interests between you anti Wanamakf.r 8c Brown. Summed up in still fewer words Reliable Clothing at Lowest Prices. We expect your trade only because we serve you so well it pays you to deal with us.

What is our news now? The season has got along so far that if you're going to buy at all, now is your time to buy, because we must sell now if we're going to sell at all. The situation makes a big difference in the prices. You can pick up a bargain almost anywhere in tha house. It has been a great season anyhow for low and medium prices. Wanamaker Brown's, as usual, lowest of all.

For instance wirepulling on the Sunday preceding the At thb intersection of Main and White Oak streets there is an improvement that is to be commended. The building of a culvert across what was an unpleasant ditch or gutter, and the piking ot tha ets there, rais ing the crosMngs, etc. Thus let the work go on. Other clottings convention. The politicians knew the result on Saturday night and were enabled to attend services on Sabbath.

The people have express their preferences at the polls and there ca-nol and will not be any appeal from it. The election resulted in the nomination of Simon P. Keiser for District Attorney and Joshua Fernsler for ou2ht to be repaired. Ihe Indian molten. min was on our streets, on Saturday evening, and sucoeeded Director of the Poor.

They are both capable gentlemen stad will give the same satis faction in the discharge of their duties that Dr. Itcss' Cough Balsam does to those Hundreds of Suits at $lo. Hundreds of Suits at 12. All Wool aad All Styles. Worth usually 14 or 515.

who use it. Mr. Adam R'tee, one of the Primary Elections. The llepnblican primary meatingsfor nominating candidates, according to the Crawford coucty system, were held last Saturday afternoon an were tolerably well attended, and resulted In the nomination of P. S.

Keiser, this city, District Attorney, aad Mr. Joshua M. Fernsler.Soutb. Let-anon, Director of the Poor, and the election of tlio following Jiiiuiitteoinen First ward Dr. J.

U. Bockloy, El. Gingrich. Second waul C. S.

Ilavard, J. Ray rJoujihter. Third ward II. C. Gottlc, W.

1. Fisher. Fourth ward Christ. Shenk, John II Uliricb Fifth ward S. S.

Thomas, John F. McDonnell. Sixth ward G. D. Gingrich, Samuel Shott.

North Lebanon S. J. B. Spangler, F. It.

Fertig. Independent District M. B. Blouch, Harry Beard. South Lebanon (North) J.

Bru-baker, Isaac Seltzer. South Lebanon (South) Jacob Mentz-cr, S. G. Ilerst. North Cornwall Cornwall A.

M. Eby, J. S. Gruber. North Anuville Adam Boltz, Jeremiah Stoever.

South Annville Joseph K. Fegan, Albert Carper. Londonderry Harry Horner, Albert Garrett. East Hanover J. A.

Wendling, Aaron G. Bomgardner. Swatara Jonestown borough J. G. Ileilman, H.

C. Philips. Union Rufus Good, Samuel Groh. Bethel (North) Wm. S.

Stark, Chas. T. Behney. Bethel (South) Milton Light, William G. Heilman.

Jackson J. A. Imaiel, II. S. Gockley.

Jackson (South) T. M. Gass, W. S. Uhrich.

Millcreek (Richland) D. R. Frank. Millcreek Ferry, Geo. B.

Shultz. Heidleburg Jacob F. Ilickernell, Ed. II. Kurtz.

The new County Committee will meat in room No. 4, Court House, on Saturday, 7lh at 10 o'clock, a. for organization. Kepnblicau Primaries. Selim S.

Thoms, Chairman of the Republican County Committee, on Monday morning at 10 o'clock, in Room No. 4, Court House, called the judges from the various election districts to order under the rnles. E. F. Ramsay, of this city, and H.

G. Jonestown, were elected clerks. C. O. RooSh was ejected secretary.

The following is the official vote, not including Coid Spring township, from which there was no report, and Swatara township, which was not received, not being accomp'a niel by a judge, or the return sworn to. The vote reported lrom this township was Zerbe, 5 Keisor, 24 Bteckbeck, 21 Kernsler, 5. DISTRICT ATTORNEY. K'ser. Z'rbe.

B'baus. R'h'd. Condensed Locals. The sewer along the east side of North Eighth ttreet is being enlarged. Some of Lebanon's most distinguished gentlemen visited the Grangers' picnic, last week.

Mr. George W. Boyer had his foot masbel while at work at the West End rolling mills, Mr. Jacob B. Milliard has sold a lot of ground, on Mitllin street, to Charles Ritcher, for $1,000.

'SiiUlBK S. f5. Thomas arrived home from a live weeks' tbhing tour along the banks of the Juniata. A.r. W.

II. Eglo.surgeou of the Third bri gade, is medical officer, and Lieut. Albro assistant John Lewis, of Tower City, workiBg in this city, a few days ago accidently shothim-eelf in the leg. Plowino operations have been stopped in a good many places in the county, cwiug to the dry weather. Samuel Shiner and wife sold a lot on Lehman street, ncr Eleventh, to Samuel I.

Shiner, for 550, Mk. John Darkes, appointed postmaster at Palmyra, has taken charge. He will remove it some distance west. Mn. J.

Henry Uhler, of Pottsville, spent Sunday with his brother, ex-City Controller John Uhler, in this city. Fouu applicants prestntod themselves and received attention at the last meeting of the Medical Pension Board. The Lebanon Iron Company have decided to increase the capacity of their works, and will enlarge their buildings. A number- of base ball bats were stolen from the front of Mr. Daniel P.

Wituieyer's book store, on Friday night. Ox Labor Day many of our merchants bad closed their stores to observe the day. The banks and public offices were also closd. Every regiment, battery and troop of cavalry is represented, except batteries and C. There are 21 teams of six men each in camp.

The contract to roof the new P. O. S. of A. building, on Cumberland street, has been awarde.l to William Rice, South Ninth street.

The Lebanon Cricket Club, next Saturday, will indulge in an excursion to Mt. Gretna. Several games of cricket will b3 played and other attractions afforded. The grand stand at tho base ball grounds, at l'euryn, has been painted and presents a Hue appearance. The grounds are not surpassed anywhere in the State.

Clekk of the Orphans' Court Light issued twenty marriage licenses during August. Since October 1, 1885, when the act went in force, 1,388 licenses have been issued. The People's Building end Loan Association sold 25 loans as follows Three at $27.25 each one at $27 one at $26.50 one at $26 -25; seven at $25.50 each; twelve at 25.25 each. Mk. Abraham Doneberger, of Myerstown.

who was a bugler in the 77th Pennsylvania Cavalry daring the late rebellion, has been appointed chief bugler at the Gettysburg encampment. Chief Engineer of tba City Fire Depart-msnt, George A. Hunter, presented a large and fine photograph of himself, in full uniform, to the Perseverance Fire Company, of this city. Lebanon Valley College opened last Monday at three o'clock. The prospects are good for a large attendance.

Ia the Evening, st 7.30, Dr. J. W. Etter lectured ti lha students in the College chapel. The reunion of the United Brethren of the East was held at Mt.

Gretna, on Tuesday, September 3d. It is believed that the meeting was one of the largest gatherings of United Brethren that ever met at a icunion. young ladies and gentlemen proceeded in a wagon to the home of Elias Illig, at Mlllbacb, and gave his daughter, Minnie, a pleasant surprise. Mr. Charles D.

Wenrick, a student in Franklin and Marshal College, will leave to resume his studies on Wednesday next. Palatinate College opened its fall and winter session on Monday. A large number of stndeijts have already arrived and new arrivals are expected daily, during the week. President Schteffer reports the prospects for a large attendance this session very satisfactory. Mr.

John Speicher, residing about 3 miles north of town, will erect a butcher shop this fall. The attendance of soldiers at Gettysburg from this vicininty, next week, will be quite large, nearly every veteran who took part in the battle intending to be present. The Primary election held under the Craw- ford Countyrsystem, last Saturday, proved a graud success and gives entire satisfaction to the Republican votirs. The interest shown explains the laige vote casf. 176votes were polled, as follows: UeinLard, 24 Zarbe 38; and Keiser 111, for Dis'rict Attorney; Directors of the Poai Steckbeck, 103; Fernsler, 48.

County Cotno-Htee. North Jackson, E. E. Lcfller and .1. 11.

luimol; South, W. S. Uricb, and T. M. U.iss.

The Jackson Schoe! Board on Saturday appointed J. H. Phillipy teacher of the new school, nesr Royer's meeting house. On last Saturday some twenty members of the U. B.

church visited the campmeeting near Para lis, in Lancaster county. The party web conveyed to the grounds in a large omnibus. A tine concert was givea at the Coover House, on Saturday evenii by the Richland Band, and the Preic tr. Band held forth at Ihe U. S.

Hotel on tin same evening. The Aetna Baud furnished ihe music for a picnic held in Reiki county last Saturday. Dr. Wyetbc, an eminent surgeon, frem New York, assisted by Dr. Cottrell and Bowers, performed an operation on the leg of George Loose who has beea confined to his bed fir several years, and at tbia writing the patient is doing very well.

Mr. A. D. Stoner and wife will lsavo for Springfield, Ohio, on next Thursday to visit bis son and other relatives, and intends to remain 6 weeks. Mr.

Geo, Gerhar-, of Sparrows Point, near Baltimore, where extensive steel works are being erected, was in town on Monday and secured the services of George Fisher, Adam Priee, Jchn Spazgler and Mr. Kalzaman, bricklayers, who left on Monday evening, and they intend to remain about 2 months before tbey return home. Mr. Cuarles German, from Johnstown, wheie he is'largaty engaged in buildiDg.was home over Sunday. Uckdale Items.

On Saturday, August 24th, six persons were baptized in the Swatara creek at this place, Rev. F. J. Buttetwick officiating. On Sunday morning Rev.

Father Schropp, of your city occupied the pulpit of Union Salem church. Father Schropp was one ot the first ministers of this congregation, and a former resident of the neighborhood, and Li i numerous friends were glad to have him in their midst again. The well-timed and appropriate sermon he delivered has made impressions which time cin not May the peace and blessing of God attend the declining years of the aged father in Israel. The new converter which the Lickdale iron mast prominent business men of Lebanon, alter a trial of it, said, "Dr. Roes' Cough Balsam is the best preparation I have ever in taking in an unusually large number of our citizens.

He gobbled np a good many hard earned dollars. Why is if that people will insist on buying from such characters an article ot which they know nothing These men have no raputatiou at stake, thoy want only money, and they generally don't care how they get it. College opened on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Ihe attendance was good. There was an unusnally large number of new students.

Several are here from Canada. President Kephart is at the helm and premises to guide the ship successfully through the work upon which it enters. The patronage from Annville is going to be gcol, showing the people are more and mora appreciating the benefits of the college. The family of A. L.

Groff, from Harrisburg, is visiting at the home of Maurice Briehtbill, on College Avenue. We noticed several of the class of '89 in town. That is rigV.t don't forget our town. We are glad to se3 the "boys" come back ofceB. tried," and that is the verdiot of all who WANAM AKER BROWN, Oak Hall, Sixth and Marked Philadelphia.

have tried it. For Cough, Cold, Asthma, Sore Throat, Consumption, and all throat and lung troubles, there is nothing like XxiLin a Fou Lebanon Leave as follows: Leave New Y'ork via Allentown, 4.00 and 8.30 a. and 1.00 and 5.45 p. m. Leave Now York via Philadelphia, 7.45 and 11.00 a.

1.30,4.00, 5.30 p. m. and 12.00 midnight. Leave 8.30, 10.00 a. 1,40,4.00, 6.00 and 7.50 p.

iv Leave 7.15, 10.10.1 1.50a. 5.15, 6.00, 7.57 and 10.25 p. Leave Pottsville, 3.10, 5.50, U.00 a. 2.16, 4.45, 7.25 p. in.

Loave Allentown, 5.52, 8.10 a. 12.15, 9.05 in. Leave aarrisburg, 5.10. 6.25, 7.55, 9.35, 12.00 a. 1.25, 3.45, 6.6 and 8.

10 p. in. Leave Pinegrove, 6.157 SO a. and 1.10 and 4.20 p. rn.

Leave brookside, 12.10, 2.55 p. m. SUNDAY TRAINS. Leave New York via Philadelphia, 5.00 p. and via Allentown, 5.3 p.

m. Leave Philadelphia, 6.30, 0.00 a. and 7.60p. m. Leave Heading, 8.50, 10.18 a.

and 10.25 p. in. Leave Allentown, 7.25 a. and 9.05 p. m.

Leave Harrisburg. 6.50 a. m. and 4.00, 5.45 p. m.

Leave Pottsville- 7.35 a. 6.30 p. m. A. A.

McLEOD. Vice President and Oeneral Manager. U. G. Hancock.

OenM Passenger Agent. Cornwall A Lebanon Kallrond. BEST Route for Lancaster, Columbia, Marietta, Landisville, Mt. Joy, Elizabeth-town, Middletown, Harrisburg and all points bast and West. ARKANWEMKNT OF PASSENGER TBAINS.

On and after Monday, May 13, 1888, passenger trains will run as follows: Leav a a in am pm pm pm pm Dr. Ross' Cough Balsam. If the question of couch remedies were before the publio to be voted on, we are sure Dr.RW Cough Patent tented My 16, 1889, to EOLL LEBANON, ON IS DOTT BLB ACTION RUBBING SUCTION WASHER. Cast Hauvvw Items. Many of our farmers had beea to the Balsam would receive a lare maj ority of the votes of the public, so pronouneed has been its euocess in curing Cough and Cold.

You can get it at Dr. Ross Drug Store, opposite the Court House Granger pic-nic at Williams' Grove last week. Dandy. Uarrisburg; John Bitting, s. g.

PriDce Reading. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER G. sPurse 6. $200, 3:00 class. W.

T. McCullough. m. Lady Upton, Port Royal; W.H. Landis, b.

g. Harry S. Rotlisville; II. Stoner, b. m.

Butcher Girl, Harrisburg; Milton sultsbach, Ralph B. Hallem; Douglas Y. Horniberger, Harry Reading; D. E. Boyer, b.

g. Echo Boy Orwigs-burg Henderson, s. g.Prudie, Manheim J. Champ Brown, b. in.

Bridget, Willianisport; Brook Ludwig. Mollie K. Reading. Purse 7, $300, 2:35 class Jacob Reichart, Starlight, Allentown; H. H.

Stoner. b. m. Belle Harrisburg H. Stoner, b.

in. Butcher Girl, Uarrisburg D. E. Boyer, b. g.

Prince, Orwigsburg E. Boner, b. m. Ella York Richard Swab, 8. m.

Annie, Uarrisburg. Purse 8, S175, special purse for trotters and pacers in Lebanon county W. B. Weigley, b. g.

Sam Shaetferstown George Baney, s. in. Annie, Myerstown D. S. Light, b.

m. Lyttie Lebanon Mary L. Kurtz, m. JIaybird, Keist-ville Joseph Arnold, m. Bessie Lebanon.

Cnansre In ine Proprietorship of the JPemn'a ana Bolt Works. The purchase of a controlling interest in the Pennsylvania Nut and Bolt works 4h firm of Coleman Brock, of the Itortis Lp1 anon furnaces composed of Messrs. B. Daw-m and Edward Coleman and Messrs. Arthur and Horace Brcck was consummated yesterday.

The stcck purchased embraced that held by the of A. Willielui, late of Reading, and by Messrs. Henry and George Eckert, of the same city, and Mr. Herman Meigs, of Philadelphia, which is the whole of the stock of tie company except that held by Mr. Loid.

These works, we believe, are th) largest of the kind of the country, and have Been doing a very large business, shipping their products to all parts of this country as well as to olher countries. The works are equipped with all the modern improvements in that line of industry. The new proprietor will give strength to tte enterprise. It was reported a few days back, that an English syndicate was negotiating for the woiks. We congratulate the people of Lebacou thaj American management will continue to di-leot the enterprise.

The Zion sunday school will have their pic-nie on Saturday, September 7th. mmmn The farmers report that it is too dry to plow, they anxiously want rain. Farmers are taking out their potatoes, and find many ot them rotten in the ground, and It safPly challenges tlie world in competition, as there is actually two machines in one. Four-teen shirts can be operated on at one time, and the machine can be worked by a child ten years old. Wristbands and collars can be washed clean with the machine, as it washes on the hand principle.

The cut shows the one side the interior of the washar. As the lever goes to the left it runs the wash np tt tha rutj board and forces the water throu the elothea, and when the lever is drawn back it rub3 it down again and opens and revolves the wash, thus wash in on both sicei. Those desiring to buy a washer should not tail to give this one a trial. To satisfy parties, it will be shipped to them on a two weeks' trial to anv section ot the United States. Any territor" in the United States will be sold except Lebanon county, Lebanon O.vo lO.lo 11.30 2.00 3.15 5.00 7.10 11.42 2.12 3.27 5.13 7.20 11.52 2.22 3.37 5.25 7.80 out oi it continue to rot.

William Getz is fishing Lis share this summer. 12.00 2.35 3.45 6.35 7.45 6.36 10.21 Mt.Ureluaii.43 10.31 tuuewaso 10.40 tioveruur nick 11.00 6.48 10.30 AMe: am am 11 Thomas Bomgardner Bro. received a car load of steers, which they are selling to the GROCERIES! GROCERIES! KILLINGER CO. 315 317 ITorth 9th LEBANON, PA. 12.20 11.57 6.55 5.30 in raimers.

4 05 3.42 pm 4.00 in W. 8., next lime take better care of your buggy wheels, so that you can coma home at 10.55 15 255 2 27 ra 2.45 3.17 3.30 3.42 3.55 3.49 3.20 your own pleasure. wnera Jir. oli. nas sold over HM machines.

Persons wishing to purchase territory had better do so ot once, as the prioe is sure to go up after the Washer is thoroughly introduced. Agents are wanted in all parts of the United States. For further particulars, call on or ad- A young man in our vicinity last week fc.lizabetu'n 7.3:1 12.24 Mt. Joy 7.46 12.35 Landisville. .7.54 12.44 8.10 11.35 12.58 Middletown 7.14 11.44 Haj-risburg 7.30 12.01 4.45 called on his friend, ard when he wanted to 8.05 7.35 7.55 8.02 j.07 9.16 8.35 8.37 8.50 a 10.55 3.50 3.00 5.31 7.30 uresg go nome, nis DUggy harness was hidden so ni J02TAS L.

NOLL, 404 Chestnut Street, 1.25 3.15 6.45 6.50 New 1.20 4.00 5.50 9.35 that he was considerably delayed. Another gentleman was detained nnseason ably. Tbe World', i'alr of 1892. PA. Lkavk a in am am am pm pm New York.

12.15 4.15 9.00 LEBANON, ujy 24. IW Our Goods are all now. First-Class is our aim. taJ" We kindly extend you an invitation to call and see us. C3F Goods delivered promptly and free of charge in city and surrounding towns.

May 29 .1 yr. company are putting up at their steel works, 28 Edward Atkinson, the well-known writer on political economy, writing on the subject of the 3.40 is nearly hnished. Don't forget the grand annual ptcuic of the plan of the Fair, says "My general idea is that either by way of example, of pictures, of graphic Union Salem Sunday school on next Satur Philadelphia 4.30 7.00 ii.au Harrisburg 7.00 1U.35 11.50 2.35 Middletown 7.17 7.59 12.07 2.5 6.25 9.31 2.00 Landisville. 6.38 9.49 Mt. Joy 6.47 10.00 Elizabethn.

6.59 10.16 7.S0 11.05 12.25 3.10 iuubiimiuos dou ugures, uneaiia an comoinea, 14 25 3 40 6 1 1 4 day in J. U. Sberk's grove, 1 miles east of 7.46 7.50 8.05 8.13 8.23 8.30 8.49 Lickdale, aud 214 miles west of Fredericks 2.50 3.08 3.18 3.32 4.10 4.29 4.29 burg. All arrangements by the committee A Rare Cariosity. Among ihe many attractive articles on nave bf en completed to make it one of the grandest occasions of the season.

Speakers are eneaged to address the schcoi. The exhibition at the Fair this wetk, will be a Will the FERTILIZER you intend purchasing so act upon the soil that it will produce BIG CROPS, and at the same time maintain and build up i the fertility. 85 8.25 8.55 Fredericksburg band will enliven the occa unique quilt rr.a.le by Mrs. Rebecca Moyen 7.55 11.21 12.44 3.29 o.4J Governor lcu 11.10 12.2 2.55 4.05 5.10 t'onewiiKO 11.20 12 40 3.15 4.2 5.30 (iretna 8.00 11. 30 12.50 3.35 4.35 5.45 8.08 11.40 1,00 3.15 4.45 5.58 Akrivh: am am pm pm pm pm 8.20 11.50 1.10 3.55 4.55 6.10 Our Bargains ARE NOT BUBBLE3, BUT NEW, MODERN AND STYLISH SHOES, AT PRICES WHICH WILL PROVE THE SURPRISE OF THE WN.

ho iar hs may oe, tue exniuitionsnouia snow tne progress ofmodern art and industry from the prehistoric type or from the type of 1492, down to the present day. For instance, what a wonderful exhibit, could be made of the progress in the art of clothing." Speaking of Mr. Atkinson's suggestion, A. C. Tates A Co the popular clothiers in the Ledger Euilding, Philadelphia, s-Ud that such an exhibit would be highly interesting, and wonld afford an oppoitunity to put American clothing In comparison with that of the world.

The American, no doubt, wears better and cheaper clothing than any other people. No matter how itttle the American pays for his clothes, he wants some style to them, and that is where our clothing excels the foreign. A man who buys a twelve-dollar suit will spend as much time in front of a mirror as the man who pays twenty- 1st aid 142 2d ward 46 3d ward 27 4t.Ii ward C8 5th ward 61 6th ward 92 North Annville 110 South Annville 129 Bethel, Fred'b'g 17 Mt. Zion 12 North Corn wall 24 South Cornwall 78 East Hanover 48 Jackfon, north jj, Heidelberg 8 North Lebanon 90 S. Lebanon, north 32 soiuh 15 Millcreek, New'n 45 Rich'd 31 Jonestown 41 Londonderry 76 Union 68 17 8 20 22 8 12 19 37 4 1 8 38 223 18 39 21 40 32 21 75 17 sion; with its enchanting music, and refreshments to e-Tit the daintiest tastes will be furnished by the school.

All are invited to come and erjjoy the day with us. Don't for 9.05 9.15 30 29 37 30 74 34 21 9 3 i 1 13 24 2 86 4 1 57 1 41 1 11 510 be 8" Time cards and full information can of Highsplro, aged 68 years. Mrs. Moyer has ppeata great deal of time on this remarkable ornament, which contains a design of Noah's Ark, and much of its contents, representing animals, the garden of Eden, sun, moon acd stars, and other in: cresting To put price per ton ahead of quality get the time and place. J.

u. Sberk's grove, Saturday, September 7th. 4 11 Your correspondent thinks that any of the plants named by our friend of Mt Zion would On Thursday afternoon about four clock an alarm of lice was sounded caused by the burning of a barn at Avon. The barn was destroyed with all its contents and a hog. Loss, about $500.

The U. B. Aid Society has paid ta the idow of James Holston, late of Pottstown, deceased, the sum of $3,000. The society within the past month has paid $21,000 to beneficiaries in Reading. ON Sunday atternoon, Mr.

Fr.ink Shutter, employed at Meilj's furnace, while coupling cars, had the fingers of his right hand ciushed between the car bumpers. Thp injury wai attended to by Dr. W. T. Bruce.

Ruddy Hynicka, a native of this city, while out gunning in Michigan, with a number of friends, indulged in target practice when a bullet glanced from the target and entered bis left it. The Perseverance engine, in responding to the fire on Wednesday atternoon, while passing the new P. O. S. of A.

building, on Cumberland street.brcke a hind spring, which will be repaired as soon as possible. Mk. William P. Klopp has sold a lot of ground on South Fifth street, this city, to Mr. Daniel B.

Long, for $850. Mr. Long will erect thereon four handsome houses, they are to ba finished before the cold weather sets in. The fountain in the Court House yard, during the summer has had placed in it about a dozen catfish wher they apparently seem ts prosper. Last week ex Recorder Jonathan 'and producing power is poor economy.

Farming profits are too small to admit of any but judicious purchases. be very ppropriate for a National ensign, objects. Over 200 visitors recently called at hr home aud admired har skill. She never five. We welcome such customers, whether they be man or boy, as we mgke all our clothing to meet this popular demand for tasty and good-fitting clothing at a moderate cost.

Hem. but deems it very olish for a person to speak lightly cf the bountiful gifts with which a merciful God has blessed us. obtained at ticket office. ttr Tickets for all points in the West for sale at the Company's Depot, Lebanon. NED IRISH, H.

A. GROSS, Gen I Supt. Gen'l Pass Agt. May 29, 1889. Cornwall Kallrona.

(Lebanon and Lancaster Joint Line.) SHORTEST ROUTE FOR LANCASTER AND ALL POINT" EAST AND WEST. I ON AND A.FTER NOVEMBER 11, 1888 passenger trams will be run as follows SOUTHWARD. attended a fair but expects to be present at ours this weak, accompanied by friends, After quality, and in proportion to it, comes price. You shall find our ARRIVED, OPENED AND READY FOR INSPECTION, THE hmmsi Stool Jit. Zion Items.

Rev. Mr. Giesz held two sei vices in Zoar's whose assistance she requires, owing to poor hearing. RELIGIOUS NOTICES, Fourth Street Preshytekian. Kev.

Koben-B. Carter, Pastor. Services on Sunday inorg ing at 11 o'clock, and at 7.30 in the evenln'. Bone Fertilizers, for the work done, always as low in price as the lowest 1375 719 123 church on Sunday. German in the miming.

JJ you are going to ignore quality and results, do not buy our Fertilisers. FOR SALE BY DIRECTOR OF THE POOR. fc'tecKb'k. Fern'r. and Eiglish in the evening.

Called. The Rsfirmad church, at a congrega OF Boots, The suuday school ot Zoar church went pm 3.00 3.15 3.18 12.40 12.55 12.59 a .10 .2 9.28 am 6.30 6.46 6.50 in a body to pay a visit to Klopp's school, at pm 7.3 7.16 7.49 8.03 tional meeting held last Sunday forenoon agreed to extend a call to Rev. Dr. D. E.

am 7.12 7.27 7.30 7.45 7.58 THOS. BAESHER. Lickdale. Pa: Hamlin, on Sunday atternoon. They went in Leave: Lebanon Cornwall Miners' Village.

Mt. Hope Mankeim ARKIVB: 1st ward. 21 3d ward 4th vrard 5th Shoes, C. L. KNERB.

carriages and wagons ft was quite a treat to the infant class. Klopp, of the Trinity RefoTmed church, of Annville, Pa. Sunday school at 9.30 a. ni. Young Peoples Prayer Meeting 6.45 p.

m. Wednesday even lng prayer meeting at 7.30. Seats iree and strangers welcome. Methodist Kviscoi-al Church. Eighth and Willow, Kev.

N. Durell, pastor. Prayer meeting Tuesday 7:45. Class meetings Wednesday aud 1'riUay at 7:15 p. m.

Sabbath morning classes at 8.45. Suuday School 1:30 p.m. Preaching at 10:15 a. aud 7.30 p. m.

l'oung Peoples' Meeting at 6 p. in. Mbthodist Episcopal Mission. 16th and Chestnut streets. Sunday school at 9 a.m.

8.15 8.42 1.12 1.24 2.01 2.10 Philadelphia, to fill the vacancy caufel by Mr. James M. Bicksler, of Fredericksburg, 6th ward 8.27 Lancaster paid a visit to friends here, on Sunday. Columbia 9.27 Gaiters, tae tragic death of their highly esteemed former pittjr, Rev. Dr.

F. W. Kramer. The North Annville South Annville TRUTH THIUMPHliW. OUR FULFILLED.

NORTHWARD. Samuel Peltier, and lamliy, spent a week at Mt. Gretna in August. John Darkas, Adam Brown, Jacob Ger- pm Bethel, Fredericksburg selection is evidently a wise one. Dr.

Klopp, Mt. Zion UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS IN having been heard and admired by quite a 6.02 6.30 6.43 North Cornwall South Cornwall Walking1 Shoes, Lkavk Columbia Lancaster Manheim t. Hope Miners Core wall arrive: am am pm 14.45 7.07 12.58 7.33 1.30 7.15 1.42 7.56 10.10 1.53 7.59 10.13 1.56 S.ll 10.25 2.03 SUNDAYS. East Hanover 6.55 6.58 4.20 4.23 15.30 5.34 41 161 65 40 41 30 60 84 93 58 104 22 19 121 41 119 30 28 6 10 8 21 54 25 26 42 123 48 39 182 188 12 8 08 1 36 23 111 58 72 SO 66 86 50 45 1164 1443 Jackson, north number of our citizens as a pulpit orator, in both languages, and enjoying an admirable reputation as an earnest, humble, congenial christian worker, is apparently destined to be a blessing tn their church and community. I- ackson, south 4.35 5.50 7.10 Class meeting Thursday 7:45 p.

m. Prayer meeting Friday 7:45 p. m. A cordial invitation is extended to attend these services. Nathan B.

Dthiell, pastor. St. John's Reformed Chorch. Communion services on Sunday morning at 10:30 and services In the evening at 7:30. Wednes day night at 7.30.

Preparatory services Saturday night at 7:30. Ueo. B. Kessbr, pastor. Moravian, Sunuay School, 9 a.

m. Service at 10.30 a. m. In the evening at 7.30 o'clock. 11.

A. Gekdson. Annvillk St. Paul's Lutheran. Uermau service at 10 a.

m. Cornwall Sale Lt ihirak. Sundav School Heidelberg AND North Lebanon South Lebanon, north pm 3.45 4.00 CLOTHING. fim 2.30 12.47 12.50 Slippers south lion. Henry K.

Boyer. The popular nominee tor State Treasurer Millcreek, Newmanstown IN LEBANON. 4.03 4.29 5.02 ltichland Seidle placel twelve additional cattish in the fountain. The inaugural services of President Kep-hart. of Lebanon Valley College, were at Mt.

r.retna on Tuesday, at 12:30. Addresses in English and German by prominent men of the U. B. church at the reunion services were delivered. The following picnics are booked tor Mt.

Gretna for the balarce of this week Wednesday Colebrook furnace employees, of Lebanon. Thursday Cjrnwall anthracite employees, of Cornwall. Saturday Lebanon Cricket club and Harrisburg car company employees. Weather prophet DeVoe predicts that the first will take place September 23. During the first ten days in September, according to the cloni guesser, New England will be visited by heavy floods similar ti the recent ones in New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

Col. Louis k. Watres, General Inspector of Rifle Practice, in charge of the ann ual contests bet ween the teams of the National Guard, commenced wrk at Mt. Gretna Rirle Range. Ma.i.

J. G. Bobb, Inspector of R'fls Prac tice. has charge ot the range. lonestown a 7.55 8.10 K.13 3.39 9.12 am 8.13 8.15 9.11 9.17 tW Yon will be ploased with Quality, Londonderry it Leavk: Lebanon Cornwall Mi-iers' Village Manheim Akki vb; Lancaster Leave: Lancaster Manheim Minors' Village Cornwall Akki Lebanon IW Kr schedule apply to Union Style and Prices.

4.04 4.H3 4.57 by the Republican party, called on a number of our oitizans last week and, of coarse, mutually favnrable impressions wore made. Oar voters were gratified to meet so ganlal and uuassumirg a the courteous candidate was dciighted to find so many sjliJ, manly supporters. hart, and otheis, visitsd Williams' Grove lest week. The first election at Mt. Zion was held on evening, at the hotel.

Quite a number of votes were polled. Wm. G. Heilman and Milton K. Light were elected as members of the court committee.

Tbey had no opposition. Scarlet fever is again pievalent. Dr. Grum-bine reports four casss for last week. The members of Zoar's church will have a business meeting next Saturday afternoon, to consider the advisability of remodeling the church and adding a sunday school cliapsl.

Mr. A. V. Hunsicker offers tor sale the Mt. Zion hotel and store stand.

It is a valu-ble property and offers a good investment to a man of capital. The farmers are complaining of drought, and the roads are very dusty. If those boys who get drunk at pic-nic's knew how people talk about tbem and what respectable persons think about them, tbey would never tinch liquor again. To the correspondent in the north-west who ia advocating the free use of liquor, and who is, unconsciously perhaps, doing barm to young men, I would say' "rats, He will see them and snakes, too, some 'time in the future. M.

take our word for it, but come 2.20 2.25 5.01 1 GENTLEMEN, Don't puzzle vour brains about whit you tuin's yoa'd like in the way ef a Spring Suit. No need to waste time thinking aout it, if you'll come in now and sea our suit coiatsrs pilel with everyihiD? that's new and stylish. You'll taa mtttar vjry quickly, wh3a yoa get our very low prices. OUR $4, $5, $7 and $3 Suits arti popular with tha working classes, bacacs i these prices are such as any man can aSord to pay. L9 as thesa figures an the suits are in a'l patterns, shado3 and C3lors.

You'll have; thousand of suits to select from. and be convinced that the LARGEST at and Knglish service at 2:30 p. m. Salem Ev. Lutheran Church.

German services at 10 a. and English at 7.30 p. m. Sunday Schools at 8.45 a. m.

Lehman 7th, and No. 212, East Chestnut Street, at 1.30 p. m. "First Keformed Church. Kev.

A. K. Bartholomew of Pottsville will conduct services next Sunday in English language morning and evening. Prayer meeting and lesson study on Iriday evening at 7.30. Sunday School opens at 8.15 a.

until First Sunday in October. appointments. STOCK and the LOWEST POSSIBLE 9.32 2.40 5.15 further information, City Councils. SELECT. A regular session of select council was held and PRICES are at S.

M. JNltD Supt. last evening. President VVoomer in the chair. VlNUea Kast Hanover.

Mr. Gto. Hotlrich, an old subscriber of Pennsylvania Kallroad. A petition of citizens for the extension ot AND AFTER NOVEMBER 20, the water mains on Pouvth street, between Cohen Bro 's the Couuiek. formerly of this county, now 8ervices next Sunday at Millersburg at 9.30 Lehman and liuiilord streets, costs.

S-Jdu: in 1SSS, trains will leave Lebanon as loiiows, come fiO, approved by tlio Water Hoard. The OUT $12, $15, $16 aild 8 SuitS are marvels of Reading, called on a Lumber of his old u. unu at lviopp a cnuicn at p. m. II.

J. Welker. connecting at Conewago lor all points on me I'annuaW'jnu Till application was granted. The Water lioard asked lor permission to expend $lo'00 to extend tlio water mains on Leave Lebanon at 6.25 a. ni.

Arrive at Cone-wiro at. 7Jft a. L-mcaster 8.10 a. Phila- acquaintances recently, spending most of his time ia East Hanover township, his native The shoe lactory at Palmyra is turning out jia. New York.

1.20 D. Har street irom Xiocusi to r.im streets, anu MARRIED. shoes at the rate of one thousand pairs a week. Philadelphia Shoa Store, Parents Guardians! All that's new in Bsya Jlcihiag wUl bs foanij inourtore. place.

Mr. Ileltrieh is engaged in the coal ririlmrar 7 a. Altooua 1.45 p. Hltsbura to repair the culvert on South Eighth street, (j ranted. They have ordera for more, bat are snsble to 8 .20 p.

in. This train makes close connection at bnsiness, and regards the prospect satisfac iV IU IUJ 111 A IT 111 AlJiVt" VU IUO 41 kU Ullti UJ Rev. J. E. Heister.

iVir. Adam E. Keller, and Miss make them fast enough. They employ about Tlio netition ot citizens for two coal oil Harrisbunr tor points on the Jxortnera Leuirm tory for the dealer and consumer. lamps one at the corner of South Tenth and Mary winter, botn ot JNortn jeuanon townanip 25 girls and a large number of men.

Soma of i hiiuii.iiiiiii A Krie Railroad. -(o)- Kllzubeth streets, and one at the southeast Leave Lebanon 10.00 a. in. Arrive at Oone- Ktclilauu Items. Ijast Wednesday, while Jacob Rutter was comer ot Elizabeth street and Partridge ave wrn Mt.

in -it a. ilarrisbiwcr. 11.0.-J a. ui. i- DIED renryn Park, This attractive Fpot by nature aud art nue.

Granted. toolia, 3.30 p.m., Pittsburg, 8.20 tl.30 a. Phiiadelphia, 1.25 p. New York, Ucorae 1. Rise.

oskod lor permission to ISAAC WOLF, COYLE In this city, on the 3d Helen Isabella, infant daughter of John and Kate Coyls, change the grade on North Eighth street, at moving out his separator irom uapt. lua-s barn, tbe craak of the straw carrier shitted out, striking biin in bis face and on his arm. is eicn succeeding saasou Deeommg more i p. in. This train inases ciose coiiiicciiuu ilarrisburg lor points on the Northern fen! cmi fr rilroiLil.

convenient and charming for excursionists. RAUCH'S NEW BUILDING, Wo. 35 Cumberland Near Fisher'sHall, LEBANON, PL his property wnicn wilt prevent ine overnow ot water there. The adjoining property owner joined in the request. An ordinance the girls make as high as nine dollars per week.

Mu. R. G. Scarlett has purchased the half interest of J. B.

Rauch in the firm ot J. B. Rauch Son, merchants, corner of Tenth and Cumberland streets. The new firm is Charles E. Rauch and B.

G. Scarlett, under the firm name of Rauch Scarlett, and the new Arm took possession yesterday morning. J. A. Prosser, despatcher W.

h. Byerle, ticket agent; Dawson G. Mish, gate keeper aged months and days. aLLWEIN. On the 1st Mrs.

J. W. All wein. ijmvd i at. 11.30 in.

Arrive at Cone- Recently a Grand stand has been erected. Largest One-Price Clothier, wai0 12.15 n. Lancaster 12.58 p. fhiladel- Dr. ZcrDe was called in ana loana nis nose and arm fractured.

Fortunately his eyesight was sot destroyed. He suffered intense pain at first, but is now improving rapidly. which fleets credit uniu the owners and niiia. 15 n. Now YorK 5.50 p.

iu. was presentea ana passed nrst reading. Chairman Hunsicker of ordinances and laws which had the investigation ot the charges preferred by Mr. H. Gettle against Uiva i.Bi.anon at2uo n.

arrive Conewago THk liEMAflvn managers, and which the many visitors 828 Cumberland Street. ilon. llarrisburu 3.20 p. Altoona, 7.59 greatly appreciate. the City Engineer, inado a verbal report.

Ihe Pittsljurg, 11.5.1 p. Ualtimore 6.15 LEBANON, Wednesday, Sep, committee was discharged from further con Washington. 8 00 u. Eggs, Udozsn. rat.

process Family leave Lebanon 3.1.) p. m. Arrive at Conewago Dedication. Butter, lb (fresh ILard, tt 4 p. Lancaster 4.45 p.

Philadelphia 0.50 flour, in bbls $8 00 Do. in sacks. 7 B0 Straight Flour.bbla 6 00 IuCALL AT THE me ui-auuiui edihee erected by tlio men- New ork.9.ii p. iu. i allow 9 ID.

a Miss Dora A. uoumsn lett lor Neorasga on Tuesday evening. She intends spending a year visiting friends throughout the west. Miss Ida Godsbilk is spending a few weeks in your city visiting the family of Dr. J.

D. Zimmerman. Our friend E. W. Miller, is at present tbe happiest man in Lebanon county.

He informs us it's a bouncing bey. The primary election passed off very quietly at Cone- Iiebauou p. m. Arrive bets of the Seventh street Lutheran church do. lour, saexs uu Lancaster 9.36 p.

Harns- 18 14 9 5 10 8 5 36 8 1 Wm. Ash, urakeman, and vvm. lien, conductor, all employed on the Narrow Gauge road, at Mt. Gretna, have severed their connection with the road, and Messrs. Robert Irwin has been appointed conductor Robert Heilman, brakeman; Paul S.

Ulrich, gate keeper, and R. R. Eechleman, ticket agent, to fill the vacancies. Mr. Joseph E.

Light and Ella his wife, Ham ft Shoulders Sides Soap lb wago 8.20 burg, 9.05 p. will be appropriately dedic vte 1 on Suuday, Our m. J. It. WOOD, General Agent.

sideration on it. Chairman Hunsicker presented the agreement between Mayor Weimer and the Lebanon Gas Company us to gas lamps per year. The abandonment of Ruttoiiwood street, between seventh and Eleventh streets, was referred to Highway Committee and City Engineer to prepare an ordinance. COMMON. A stated meeting ot common council was held on Monday evening, President Hersh in the chair.

GLOBE September Rev. J. II. Mengos, of CHAS. K.

PUUH, Oeneral Manager. Bees-wax lb White Bags Philadelphia, Rev. W. 11. DuLr, of thi SHOE HOUSE.

North Mnth Street Real estate by e'r of Friiiy, September Ladies' Shoes I city, and Rev. Stsin, pastor, will conduct ths New Bed 98 Old Bed Wheat 90 New Fultz Wheat. 87 Old Fultz Wheat 95 Bye 45 Corn 45 New Oas 28 Oloverseed 5 00 Timothy 1 50 Flax Seed 3 26 Dried Apples lb 8 Dr'd Apples, peal'd 6 Dried Peaches, lb 10 imposing eeieuicuics. Public cordially invited Emma L. Light and Harry H.

Light her husband, and Daniel S. Light, have sold to on Saturday evening, only a light vote being polled. A large number of our people attended the Durlach campmeeting over Sunday. Mixed Hags Flax lb Btsues Featners Wool No. 230 t) attend.

80 85 Mr. G. Dawson Coleman two tracts of land, David Himtn, iec u. Saturday, September Real estate, by ex'orsot Peter Rlatt, deceased, in Kast Hanover two Thursday, September 12 Personal iproperty, by adm'r of David Yiengst dee'd, in Lebanon Thursday, September 12: Car load oi horses, by k. Liuht.

Kckert stables, Leb alone the Union canal west ef Tenth street. Rev. H. J. Welker had services bere Sun Merlonwly Injured.

day evening. 60 10 60 40 Soup Beans bu. Vinegar $1 gallon. Onions Potatoes Mb The request ef the water board for the extension of water mains on Eighth street from Locust to Kim streets and repair of culvert was granted. The request of citizens for extension of water mains on Fourth street, was concurred in.

'i he request tor two coal oil lamps at Tenth and Elizabeth streets and Elizabeth street and During the burnini; of a stable at Avon, last lin rUUU 't II 1 i (1 1 1 I Our band turnisnej music lor tne uoover Peach 6 Cherries, 4 iiVi.n a vino-st. Kcker'; stables. Leb Mr. Lanb, proprietor, was en 1.W Hense, Myerstown, last Saturday Apple Tract No. 1 contains 7 acres and 37 4-10 perches and No.

2 tract 23 perches. Consideration, $20,000. The Weimer Machine Works Company are a busy centre of trade in this city and furnish work to all points of the United Motit.nihr 14. 21. Real estate, by JeavoriEg to save souie life stock from the LEBANON, -THE LARGEST BARGAIN FOR THE Ladies' Genuine Donla, Eutton Shoe at 95c.

Next Saturday tney -win iurnisu ine muBic for the Millbach picnic. FIT BETTER, LOOK NEATER AND WEAR LONGER TD1JJ OTHER SHOE. destructive ilames, he was so severely burn Philadelphia Cattle Harbel. WEEKLY MENTION. Beef Cattle.

Market active. Best Silling from IH Mr. and Mrs. William Lesuer accompanied the excursion to Atlantic City last Sunday. Hjfc; good, 4 a ix mediuct, 4 a 4Xc; fair, 3 Wm.

Lesher, is attending Falatinate a i '4c; common, it a ac. Fresh cows weie dull. Best selling from $45 to $50, college. Partridge avenue, was granted. The application of Ueo.

D. Rise, for change of grade on jSorth 8ch street was granted. The action of Select Council on the cllarge of A. H. Uettle, against city Engineer was concurred in President llersh presented an ordinance "providing lor the opening of Twelfth street, northward from liuiliord street, to the city limits." Passed rst reading, and referred to committee on Printing.

Men's Seamless Calf Solid, Bals. or Confess, at S1.1S that his life is despaired of. Mr. Daub is truly very sorely aftlicted, aud has the deepest sympathy of his neighbors. IMesisautly Kolertaiuvtl.

I. O. Nissley, editor cf th3 Middletown I'ress, returning from Joi.estowu, where ho Master Harvey ueio ien sown a nigm oi Sheep market was active; best natives selling from a4c; good, 4j a 4c; medium, 4 a 4J4c; air. li'eiluian's, dee'd, heirs, in N. Leb tp, 4c.

Saturday, September 14 Real estate, by aa- sianee ot A. Urnbacher and wife, in Cw'll tp Saturday, September 14: Sheriff's sale of Real estate ot Jonu J. Brightbill, Josiah M.Oettle, Weikel Breidenstine, and Stephen W. Boltz, Citv hotel, in City ot Lebanon. Toosiiar, September IT Real estate, by adminl- s-trators ot Rudolph Suavely, dee'd, in Derr Township, Dauphin county Wednesday, September 11: Car load of hones, bv George Moyer, axt in Lebanon Miturday, September 21 Real estate, by Mary Darkes, in Jonestowa Saturday.

September 21 Real estate, by adui iarv Nun. in LondoHderry twp States. The following shipments have just been made Three cars of furnaoe material to Duluth, Minn. An improved bell hopper lip and seat ring to Warwick Iron Cempany, Pottstown. One of three Weimer patent tilting cinder cars to Ensley Furnace, Birmingham, Ala.

They also shipped one of their six-loot blowing engines to Antrim Furnace, Macedonia, Mich. stairs while visiting with his parents, in Maryland, last week, and dislocated his arm. 3X a 4c common, 3 a 3c. Lambs in gooa demand, best selling from a 6c; good, 6V4 a medium, a 6c; fair, 5)4 5c: Swatara Items. YOURS TRULY, J.

W. LIGHT. CO. common; 5a SLAUGHTERED CATTLE. Bowman, Adjourned.

Daytime thieves are becoming numerous Beef. Market fair prices steady; best, 1M a 7c of the sit. Urvtna Narrow Ei For any musical instiument, no mat aas to tne Klfle KaDge-tiUarp NhnoiinK Contest or tlio National in our community. A short time ago, one Sunday, Mr. Benjamin Strauss, while from home visiting, bad his bouse entered by a bold thief, (supposed to be a tramp, who bad ter wbat it if, lrom a jewBharp to a grand Saturday.

Seoieuiler21: Real estate, byndm'rof 5 and 7 South 8th Street good, 7 a medium, ex a Yi vux, oaoe. common, 5 a 5c. Mutton Market selling from 9 a 9c good, 9Ji a medium, 9X a 9c; fair, 8Ji a 9c; common, 8x a 8c lambs, It a 13. Uuard. piano, go to the music store ot Miller Organ spent the Sunday wuh relaltivts aud paid us a friendly visit lsst Monday morning.

Mr. Nissley spoke in encouraging terms of the railroad and interests in progress in his community. Freak of Mature. An animal, iritstly donkey, but rtsembliDg also other animals and tribes, brought lrom Isaac Lape, auout one-halt nine east of Kleinfelteruvilie. s-iii-BmiiBr 21: Real estate.by exc rs of Mt.

Gretna, in its season, is never tame nor worked tor him a tew a ays, ana tuen leit.) Company, 821 Cumberland stieet, Largest IATJLEAIR DEAN, The thief eatered through a window in the Ubrich, deceased, in EUst Hanover twp Saturday September S8: Heal estate, by ex'or ock. Lowest pricei. uninteresting one attraction in rapid succession follows another, and each in its turn plays well its part, delighting and entertain basement, and treated himself to clothing, DEAL ESTATE AGENTS. DeIIavek TownbEaD, Bankers, 428 Chest nut street, Philadelphia, make the following Stock quotations up to 12 o'elocK, p. on Monday.

Stocks bought and sold either for Cash or on Margin. J. H. XV ANNVILLE, PA. of Henry nutwiier, uec luiuiuii Saturday, September 28: Real eataio by In Uporfltoufn.

lard, lie tailed nowever in getting any money. Wanted. The undersigned love a first-class place to ing the summer visitor. Wednesday. Regimental eontest.

Fok Sale at a Bargain. A FARM of 409 While Mr. A. H. Arnold ana tamny were Thursday.

Brigade match and contest for 106 107 The Phenomenal Clearance Sale A Monumental Opportunity. fl. JSee Hive, That's our place. A hum, a bustle, a crowd of eager buyere, and theVgoodj are being tobogganed out with the speed of a.high gale. attending tbe Coiholic pic-nic, a sneak thief Acres: one-half iu cultivation, balance in timber.

Good Buildings, situate iu Berkely county. West invest $2009. This amount wanted immediately. Six per cent, and first mortgage 128 128' the South, will be (xhibiftd at ths week's Fair. Some regard it as great a curiosity as the laiucui two-legged colt, which, of course, will also bi heri.

ransacked their bouse ana took lour dollars, the Slate's lropby. Friday. Brigade Rifle practice. 53 Saturday, September 28 Real estate, by Reuben Royer, in Millcreek township, Lebanon co Saturday, September 2 Real estate.by adin of Peter Riser, dee'd, in Londonderry twp Saturday, September 28 Peraonal property, py ex'orsot Henry Holdeman, dee'd. Union tp Saturday.

Saotember 2-t: Reil esiite by Reuben Virginia. Fob Rent. Laree Store Room. ODen front, on belonging to his hired boy, Robert Swanger, security. Gobin Gkumisine.

Saturday At tbe conclusion of the con and the "saving bank money ot his children. tests, the State's team will be picked, and Main street, Annville, Pa. Suitable for a Cloth ing store. Rent Low. Possession given April 1888.

Some time ago while sir. Monroe lioyer Sspt. 4, 1889 It Kew suits. those chosen will start immediately for Creedmore to enter the Interstate cottast, U. 8.

X'B coupon, 4's Pennsylvania K. Philadelphia Reading R. R. Lehigh Valley R. R.

Lehigh Coal Navigation Western N. Y. fe Peun'a. New Jersey Central Northern Pacino Com. Northern Pacino Pref'd Oregon Transcontinental Union Pacific Western Union Richmond Terminal Louisville Nashville and wife were away from home, a day-time thief stole from tlmr house fifteen dollars and ALSO, A Few Housks for Rent.

$6, 7 and 810 per month. C. K. Light, clothier, has just opened a 22? KX 116 23 71 0 A. K.

at lietlysburs Special Low Katea via Keudloe Kailroua. For the encampment and reanion of the rand Army of the Republic, at Gettysburg, Bent. 9th. revolver, valued at fifteen dollars. Tbe 63 hi 10 V4 86 63X 85 fi 23 11H a arm consisting oi iuu auubq, gooa i Buildings.

Farm in excellent condition, sitnate thief, however, was arrested, plead guilty, seasonable supply of new goods. Style-quality aud price satisfactory. Mt. Gretna shows to its best advantage during September and October, and with its added charms attracts anew the attention ot iu uoutn ianover townsnip, uaupmn county, acd Baid be was drunk at tte time be com IT'S THE PRICE TEAT DOES IT. thi Philadelphia and KeadiDg Railroad will one-hals mile west oi Hummelstown, Pa.

mitted the crime. 9 For full list of Farms. Business and sed tpecial round trip tickets at greatly re The primary election, last Saturday, was, its patrons. An extension from a poist near the loot of Lake Conewago on the way to Dwelling Honses, apply at our office, No. 29 E.

indeed, a very slim one. Out of the over Alain street. I une ih, xss. Governor Dick, has been added to the fassous duced rates, good going from St-ptember 7th to 12th inclusive, and to leturn until Septem 147 147 Pacific Mail Del. Lackawanna Western New York New England Royer, in Millcreek twp iiturday, September28: Real estate.by adm'rs of Ainos Holiday, ueceased, in Swata twp October 3: Real estate.by executor ot John Weilt, deceased, near Kleinfeltsv'lle Klaturday, Oetoter 5: Real estate by adm'r of Thomas T.

Yeaghly, at, Heilmandale, Leb co Saturday, October 5 Real estate, by tx'crs of Joseph Long, deceased, in Swatara twp Thursday, Octobers: Personal pioperty.by executrix of Solomon Clernert, in Union twp Saturday, Octobsr 5 Real estate.by ex'r of Henry Holdeman. dee'd, in Union twn Thursday, October IU; Real estate.by assigee of (Jeortte Steckbeck, in North Lebanontwp PRIVATE SALKS. Real estate by W. M. Uaugherty, in Sunbuiy.

Real estate, by Manlfalr Uean, in Annville Real estate by Kehler. agent, in Lebanon Beal estate, by Lewis Flelsher, in Lebanon by John J. Bnshtblll, Ib two hundred votes which tne township contains, only thirty were east. If no better little Narrow Gauge liailway, which will 51 61 carry the visitor to the State Kills Range at ber 13th. Full information respecting these liners.

Our Linen department ia in good shape and prists popular; table Lineus by the yard or in setts. Napkins to match. Huck, Damask, Oatmeal and Checks. Towels from lowest prices to belter quality Blue, Mixed and Solid Colors, Stocking Yarn at very low prices. Ladies, absolutely fast black Hose, interest is taken in pontics, we snail soon De as tar out of date as some of the people of Headquarters tor only thoroughly rename ciotmng.

xjveryining or good value no low-priced things to sound cheap, and striking eye-catchers are good btaud-bys. The buyers of to-day must be our yearly patrons, and there is only one way to retain them give full and generous value every time. WITHOUT RESERVE WITHOUT MERCY I Every article and garment in our establishment cut in price without regard to value or cost of manufacture. The solid array of incomparable bargains wbich we are oflering causes businesa to boom with unabated vigor. all times during tbe day.

Tbe surroundings tickets ia obtainable at principal Reading A oa investment Is one which la guaranteed to bring you sat about the Ride Ranee are being improved in GOVEMOB DICK JJSTJD THE Mt, Cretxia railroad statio ns. Berks county, who are still voting for 'Andrew Jackson." I the expectation of more than the u-mal" num isfactory results, or in oase of failure a retur-of ourcUase price. On this Bate plan yon can ber of visitors this year, for the contests take Mention has been made of tbe road, leading on a more exciting and entertaining char bnv from our advertised Druggist a bottle on tetter JLlst. Lkbanon, Sent. 3, IStSt.

from Jonestown to Lebanon, being in a very bad condition. We are glad to report that acter. Dr. King's New Discoverv for Consumption tea ceuts per pair. Masbeck Sando, Iu CJeilysburtr via C.

A L. Kallroad. The "House on the Range" is being pre I.iuiKs' M'ss Kva Muv Kirch. Miss Annie Kuam. ot Henry Halueman, deceased, in HARROW GAUGE R.

R. iirtraii ft. Mis. Lizzie W. Lehman, Mr pared for the aivectot tbe Citerer, Mr.

Hi. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation the pait lying in North Lebanon township has been macadamized, and is now in an excellent condition. But the part lying in Lizzie Treisl, Mrs. I.cnna Ticc. M.

Boltz, with his score ot cooks and attend- Iiy authority vt those interested tbe C. Iibnts' muk Rlecher. Levi iJoiiibci-Ker, autp, and separate from this building a new ileal estateTin Richland. Levi K. Bollinger.

Real estate, by John A. ftein, in Leoanoa jji i. Ai.r I.iirht. in Lmelestown of Lubcs. Bronchitis, Asthma.

Whooping the southern part of Swatara township, I 1j. Kailroiid hss arranged for a sp ecil train Individuals and nartles desiring to visit Mt Congb, Croup, etc. It is pleasant and II. A. Rrown, Weiss Coryell C.

Charles Kei-bold, Charl. A. Uavis, Rev. C. K.

isk, P. Ileai-man, Horn, ST. Kittle, Lawrence dining room is being constructed. The Park restaurant, however, will be kept open each Gretna and enjoy a ride over the Narrow from Lebanoa to Gettysburg without change, must say, with shame to ourselves, is in an almost impassable condition. Central One-Price Bathing House, Western CoUs.by Longjfe Siegrist.uear Lebanon agreeable to taste, perfectly sate, ana can ai wava be depended upon.

dar to accommodate those who do not care Kalin, H. F. Mania. Kiihrami Wen rich, b. T.

Gauge to the summit of Governor Dick mountain, can accomplish the trip from Lebanon at almost any time ot the day ly the following juite a number oi our people attenucu me uraug- (W Mr. J. A. Yingst, who several week on September 11th, for the use of veterans members of tbe G. A.

K. and thoir frieads Wasiiioiier. W. P. Slernlv.

1-. Sarton, I. 1. Trial bottles free at Dr. Ross Drug to bring basket lunches.

The novel little er pic-nic. NO 806 CUMBERLAND ITE THE COVBT HOUSE. Robertson, A. Patten. STREET, OP I LEBAKOS, Narrow Gauge Railway will continue its The banks of tbe Liuie swatara are aany uueu schedule: ago lef, for Kan-at, to purchase a car load Store.

Merit Wins. Leave a. m. a. m.

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. of lioraeu anil vilta a i VHrtiaS his Sale ia this with anglers.

No favorable tish stories have thus far been reported. We desire to say to oar citizens that for years WM. M. P. Jl.

A Valuable Circular. Secreiary of Internal Aftairs.Ucn. Thomas hourly trip from the Park to Governor Dick's high summit, from which now proudly iloats the "Stars and Stripes." ieoanon Arrive at our menu, M. i. uuigricn, oi mouuiviub, weei's CoTjRiEU.to be he'd at Eckert Brcs have been selling Dr.

King's New Discovery 11.30 2.00 3.15 5.00 11.52 2.22 S.37 5.25 12.20 2.55 6.55 i.w 7.30 8.05 Drop in at tha Mt. Gretna 10.34 for Consumption. Dr. King's New Life Pills, spent a two weeks' vacation with his parents, leit for Steeltoa. stables in ihii city, on Monday, September Kvervthinz points to a week ot enioyment Gov.

Dick U.00 Bncklen'a Arnica Halve and Electrio Bitters, Ample accommodations for all. Spicial train will leave C. L. depot 5 a. arriving at Gettysburg about 8.30 a.

making special stop at Murnmasburg road. The Perssverance Band will accompany special train. Fare for round trip will ba $1.77. Last Saturday the portable saw mill of Henry lng and pleasure, and those who have delayed 1 6th. Thev are a lice lot of animals, and the and have aever handled remedies that sell as Returning, leave J.

Stewart, has issued a well-prepartd paper containing very important facts regarding the Johnstown calamity. It will be appreciated visitine this charming resort, would do well was moved to the woods of John Shirk, near Harper's hotel. One of his hands remarked, it was a well, or that have given such universal satis oaa and two-yearling colls will certainly be p.m. p.m. pm.

p.m to hurrv their visit befora the pleasant faotion. We do not hesitate to guarantee 4.05 p.m. 12.20 12.50 "dry moving. Commonweal Bool and Shoe Store 8.05 8.55 5.10 5.15 3 uat whit lha farmers want. His sales here a-m.

Gov. Dick 11.00 1 Mt. Gretna 11.30 Anlve at I waters of Lake Conewago become too cold 3.35 4.35 all over the country. and the little Narrow Giuge ceases Ub tofore lave always been well attendtd, as them every we stand ready to refuud tbe purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow tbeir use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their CIO 9.15 Lebanon 11.50 1.10 3.55 4.55 VST Instructions on the Violin, by Jl hourly trips to His Excellency Governor 1ST The Miller organ is the organ you ha teenus to know just wbat Is wanted ia and Lebanon All trains ot tho Cornwall should purchase because It is the bes-t organ Dick.

Tbe ride up tbe mountain side is a highly exhilarating one and the view from the observatory on Governor Dick presents a merits. Dr. Boss Druggists. Lebanon couuty. Changed.

Railroad on arrival at Mt. Gretna station make immediate connection with the Harrow Gauge Railroad. Lunch or dinner can be obtained made. It is made at homo, it is guaran Kschleman, $10.00 per quaiter of twenty, lessons, at pupil house; 8.00 per quarter at corner Spiuce and Guilford streets. A fine Italian violin for sale.

2t. Mneklenl Arnica Salve. scene of unparalled beauty; in fact, nothing THK BKSr SAIVKin the world for (Juts.Bruise The name of the station on the Cornwall at the Park restiiurant, thus avoiding the ne-1 When Baby was gave her When she was a Child, she cried tor Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When sa bad OHreo, she cave tbem Castoria, teed five years and the Ruarantei is good ev ery time. It is the rcoit beantifcil and sub Rnres. Rheum.

Fever Sores. Tetter. this side ot the "HocKles" equals it. Mt Gretna has nearly reached perfection. Na cessity oi carrying busicets or uunuies.

The completion of tho Narrow Gauge Rail- Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Lebanon R. It, kuowu as Koselan changed, on last Monday, to Lawn. II or Hex Mold. ture was lavish when she made it.and art has way throws open for view tho magnificent scenerv of the South Mountaiu. and this novel eruptions, auu jmiLiveijr vuids xiva, ui uj P4- reuuired.

It is guaranteed to give perfect satis For a sura cure of Diarrhoea, Cramp, Dysentery, use the Lebanon Medica done tbe rest action, or money refunded. Price 2i cents per box. For Bale by Db. Geo. Boss a Drug attraction is supplemented by the erection of an Observatory 60 feet high on tho mountain's Service of Sodk.

At Mark M. LigVt's sale at the Lebanon gists, Lebanon, ra. juiyiat.iy ULBICH'S BUILDING, 754 CUMBERLAND STREET, IliEBANON, "AND SEESTHEIR- Kew Sprang- Sttwcfe highest peak. Governor Dick, from which a sight may be obtained than which there are Valley Boute, last Friday, horats sold at lew grander, the view taking in an area of Acooe Mixture. Ask your druggist for it.

Price, 25 cents a tF Sew Fall goods coming iu daily at Sloin Kieitzer'f. 835 Cumberland Stkket. stantial organ, and because you run no rinks. Call at store, No. 821 Curnberlaud street, or at factory, and Maple streets.

Lutheran Excursion to Ihe rvllcJibclt. On Wednesday, September 1th. Kound trip tickets, goad for three days fate only $2 CO, including train. Leave Lebanon at 7.07, a. Returning same day-leave MancU Chunk at 5.40 p.

m. Cheap trip don't miss it! lowest 113; highest S301 average, 19). forty miles square, ana presenting a landscape of unparalleled beauty. Dailv excursion tickets to Mt. Gretna vnav Next Sundaylmorning, a1; 10.15, a service of song will te in Trinity U.

B. chureh. Missts Smith and Jobna, of Annville, and others, will furnish excellent singing, and ssviral short addrfssrs will ba given. Deputy ProtUonotary Uoftetter baa eatered up 189 inBtruraenta for September. ierg) Deputy Becorder of Deeds Bordlemay placed on tile CO instruments during the month of August.

Sinee January 1,127 instruments have been filed. Rupture cure euaranteed by Dr. J. Mayer. 831 Arch Pa.

East at once.no operation or businesadelay, Thousa mis cured. JJead QI Circulars. (Aug. 1. 3m beobtainedonapplication to the nearest ticket Mic.

B. F. Gingrich, watchman at tbe Leb anon Trust and Safe Deposit Bank, on Mod day morning received a dispatch ansouncing the death of bis brother Jacob, at Beading. The deceased formerly resided ia this city, but removed to Beading nearly a quaiter of a century aeo. He leaves a wife and children a he ra-union by the Unittd HietLr.

ni Christ, at Mt. tlretna, yesltrdy, was an ai agent. 11. A. GROSS.

Gen. Pass. Agent C. L. It.

Lebanon, Pa. Register Meily during the nioutu of An-gust granted seven letters of adoiluutratioa and three leitera testamentary. mirabla puccec, highly gratifying in all especta..